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TENHE Burlington. VT, LINE COMPANY are now
Il prepared to furnish Fresh Burnt Lime, superb
or in strength, whiteness of color, and all the
properties which render it the best for Bleaching
Chemical and mechanical purposes, at the VERY
LOWEST CASH PRICES
This lime is burned in Kilns Of recent cousiIuc-
tion, at the High Bridge Gu the SOUTH side Of the
Winooski River. And is made from a ledge Of
rock Acknowledged to be the best in the State.
Address the
BURLINGTON LIME Co,
Winooski Falls, Vt.
June. IS 1862. d3mos-
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lLAAe1 0llAa LrNi1 AM h I-A
Leave burlington atiso An, go A. NJ, aad
50 P. u.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston az 50 A. NJ. via
Lowell, Lawrence % Fitcibnty. Leaves Spring
FIELD, at rs A. NJ Bellows Falls - % PM,
connecting a. " litcbIyer ) JUNCTION with Northern
Bailroad from Boston. aai with Fassumpsic Rail
road for and from 81. J0hnsbury and Littletoni
arriving at Burlington az 10 ?. NJ, and .t.Albdus
at 50 p. N. Ocdensbarsh 1t So 4. NJ. and
Montreal at 10 % P VI.
ACCOMMODATION Tram Leaves Mortified at 20
A. NJ, and Burlington at g IS \. u, for Rouses
Point and Montreal.
NIGRI EXPRESS IRAIS. leaves Bellows Falls at
el5P P. NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont
Valley Railroad leaving NewYork at 90 4. NJ,
and from Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston 90
P. NJ, conuesung at White biver Junction with
train leaving Boston at B so p. A., via
Lowell or al 90 P. n. via Lawrence. Leaves
White River Junction al II % P. NJ, ar
irving at Burlington at 20 A NJ, Bouse's Point
at72lA NJ, Montreal al 10 90 A.M., and Ogdens-
burgh at Il 40 P. 81. connecting With Grand
Trunk Trains for Detroit, Caicago and the West.
Sleeping Cars are attached TO both the Nlg!t
Express trains running betVc-u Rouses P3iut al, d
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at the principal stations
@. MERRILL, Supt.
st.AIbans, VI. May Il. 1852
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oGDENsRUnGm RAILRoAn.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

a. and sftor nov. IS, 1861, Passenger Trains
~ will run as follows Sundays excepted).
GOING FAST.
MAm.-Leavs ogdensburgh at ll.3O A. ".
stopping at all stations (dine at Malone, 2.ie),
arrive at Rouses Point at >. 90 ?. NJ, connecting
with Night Trains with Splendid Siss7ing Cars
attached, and cars for Montreal, arriving At Bos-
ton and New FORK early next day.
GOING WEsr-
MArL.-Leave Boston and New York at 500 ?.
H., arriving al Rouses Point at 7.45A.M., Malone
10 so A.. y, P0tsilm Junction l2.i A. n, Og-
densburga 200 2. NJ, connecting with the Grand
Trunk Railway aaI Lake 0ltario Steamers, and
Ottawa and Prescott Railway for the Wes- and
North.
The Trains connect at Potsiin Junction with
Trains at the Potsdam and Watertown Railroad,
at Moocrs Junction with Trains Of the Piatts-
bursh and Montreal Railroad.
efU. Y. HOYLE, Supt.
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New YoRK, July 81

NEW YORK, July o..
The Post says the streets are filed with
rumors of fighting on the Peninsula, but
they are improbable. The Government has
taken four vessels to-day to 60 to James Riy
er, for the conveyance OF sick and wounded
soldiers, of whom there are known to be six
thousand in that neighborhood. Other yes
sells would have been sent if they had been
found suitable.
The New York Enlistment Committee
have returned from Washington. They had
an interview with the President, Secretary
of War and Gen. Halleck, on the subject Of
facilitating enlistment in old regiments
Their suggestions were received favora5ly
and the matter was left in the hands Of Gen.
Haleck.
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RUTLAND s. BURLINGTON R.R.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


Commencing July Is, 1852. trains viii run as
follows:
1854. u, MAIL TRAIS for Boston, Lowell, wor-
cester. Bellows Falls, keene, Fitohourgh, Brat
tlebogo, Springfield. Hartford, aud New Haven.
Through &c Boron ,riis5u Change Of Cars.
I0.25 An. ExPRsss TRAIN for Rutland, Troy,
Albany, New York, Schenectady, and the West.
Through from Montreal TO Troy without change
of Cars Arrive ct Troy a. $40 P. y. New
York 800 P. ".
.. 20 2. l., NIGnr EXPRESS from Montreal To New
York, with Slclplag Tar. Arrive IN Troy at
500 =. ", New York 1880 An. Through TO
Troy without change Of cars.
FROM The souTH ASD EAST TRAINS ARRIVE AT EuR-
LINoToy As FOLLOWS.
500 A. ", ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN from Rutland.
This Train leaves Rutland at IS A. ",
5.35 p. ~, NAIL TRAIN from Boston. Lowell,
Worcester, Springfield, Hartford, snd New Ha-
ven. Leave Boston 7.20 a. u.
SIS F.x. ExPEEss Train from New York at 1.O0
An; Troy, 1880 P--.
THROUGH TICKETS sold 70 all the principal
points East, South and West, AID baggage checked
through.
q Fa.s Away as low as by any other line
E. A. CHAPLIN, suPt.
Burlington, w.. July Is, 1852.
EARLS HEIRS, by the author Of East Lynn
II for ale BY
c. o. FRENCH co.
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WARNINGrf

G. va G. G. BENEDICT.
Publishers
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-08
GREAT INDIAN RENE ,
FUN r MN f1rs
rR. xArTIsoy's INDIAN EssssASoo'A'
EnR FEMALES.

FOX 4 y VI AbEcs
m y.rTIsoy's INpLAN EkEEsAGooSH-
IN This celebrated Female Mc ~ sn+-
EM ih;ng else Of the kind, and pIo'.inS
kEA ,ssciu.l after all others nave 'l lI'.,
eA !. preparsd ffor. An india -
sy~A psed bv tho natives for 'us -
.yxrT&, pprnnse from time irnnenoriaii,it.-
gyfHsHA now for the hrst time offered tI -
sh..otecss rYblic T. IL iesignst I'f -
<Ffrsssa, a1,sr-isl .1I sir.le laiie-, and ID tn'
3 ~ u vsrv best thing known FL ih' Pr
- sj-sn pose ssit vii bring Oh .ns -l,.,,
- o. .ickness ir cases e "ostfu' 10
60 -=ss from any clu~r. snf after 'il o'he'
-s,.,ies q, The sind have been tii,d in VAN. III"
may seem incredible, tu' y y i'li 10 ''''
money tsili he refunded.
OVER TWO THOUSAND BOTTLES
hare now been sold Sithcut sinsie
fsiiu-c when tqtcn ss directed. rrt without
the least injury TO health IN any eife. - ID
nut ur DO bottles Of three different strength, "i''
oil iirer.ior- frr asin- and cent 65 e'i''''
,icsriv sealed b. sIl parts ct tho country.
PNICES--fui' strength, sic; haif -iret gu''
-; quarter strength g FoT bottle
sls-Remembcr, This medicine Is dcf'Euei eA-
rr-sfv for obstinate cases. which all other rene
aien Of the kind have failed to cure; also that 1t
IL warranted as represented in every respeciof 'he
,-;ce sill be refunded. - Beware Of limitations
D NV
/ ". or ct his Office. Preuafed and sold only al
m Naitison's Remedial Institute Tor Special his
| o,sss No. Is Union Stree. Providence. r.. 1.
s5rTbis srecialiy embraces all diseases ct
| rrivrte nature both Of men and woncn,ey regu
| .rly educated physician Of twenty years ii''
Giving them his whole attention.
zrCoasultatious by letter or otherwize re
strietlv confidential and medicines viii be sent
Nv Tyrr-ss secure from observation. 10 all paris
II the United St,'ee. Also acc mmodltions i'r
Ladies from ahfusi wishing for secure ana ''''
Retreat. aud good .arc until ro tal,d 60 heiiin.
CautiOn 1t has teen estimate '''i over
,ro hpndfci thousand dl.i,re are paid to sfiE-
| ding quacks annually, IN -,ew hns'iuI p.
without ang bsuefi % those who ray %. Al tll'
! comes from trusting, ui'i4'H inquiry t' n'n W.,
are alike destitute Of honor, character or skii
whose osly recommendation Is their own lAl'e ah'
extravagant assati5ns iG praise Of taol1selTes
H. therefore, you would dr''d bag hAHh'35'-
axe no mans word. no matte rtlf has prei'H
hon, are, but MAKE INQUIRY it will cos
van nothing. and may save You many regrets
for, as advertiser; physicians IN nine cases gu
of ten are bogus, there Is 10 safety IN iIustin'
any of them, unless ycu know T1' ana ''ai' '-'.
are.
Carpr. 81 will ,end fss, By enclosing on
stsmp as above. pamphlet on DISEASES q W o
Van and IN r7ipa,, dissasss generally giVio
full information, With toe most undoubted Ie''r
ences and testimonials, without which, DO ad'ei
Using physicion or medicine Of tots KIND i5 id
serving any ooHfienes, uhafere-.
E5-Orders by mail promptly atiencea
Write your address p'1Hiy, and direct U ~
MArrsoS. as above. D'''
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FARM ron sAIF.

IN Potsism, So. Lawrence Co., y. T. III
! I-nds Clark offers Tor sail bis h.--e fsru- sir
Ga;ed one n lie from Po;sdam villGEa 10 cor.
tains 307 acres, is we'll wltsred by uev-r fail
Ing stream, kas on It a small 81 ar orchard, &,
young apple orchard, q large 61e dwelling house.
earrisge house, and other ont u.ldjngs, eoo-
farm dwelling house, cheese house. barss sleis
grlnaTlcs. &c Tae ;aru Is in high state Of cal
uvatIon and the buildings aud fences n pe-fc
repair. Forty cows and other sock. With dlilv
farming AMI sugaTing utensils, may be hal with
the farm The whole or any part OF the putchas
money, If satisfactorily secured, may reuain --
interest as Tong SIS desired. Apply 10
:. B. GORDON
Potsdam,yst Lawrence Co. y. +.
June Il, ls62 da-IwSus
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1852. Lake Champlain. 1867
q, mmer Arrangement
Going NORTH

BuHlssIos.- L IS, n
DAr Liyr fss. exosPSei.) a. 10 H. = al
f.,Ii daily. t>uula7, : ifou fFoy, a .oarS an
-,,...a aff,5,i 70. 'hv "a, 'on az 50 y ~ -
buffalo reach.u- burii's: making '"e. me
,.,,,,,n ,,irh tie Cars for gsa> at 1880 J.. VI
evening. and arriving at Moni'e> laily, (salai
Higsp IIys.-Leave Whitehall NJ, upon
I,,. srd sundays excepted,) at 400 Buffalo
,r,,y,I If the trains from New York aas 'enlns
and 81 pension Bridge the same Say. 70
E--I,n.to, At 80 A. n. and Pia'is5urs>
= oo M c,,reetio. at esch place with IIsii'
srrivip. =, ,iontreaI ot 10 90 A. b., r"t "si-n'-
hurch ~ .Oo 7. ".
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. j.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. !.
A letter from Fortress Monroe to the IN
Gun, err, dated July 30, says that Com. Port
er's fleet in part, consisting of the following
vessels, arrived and came to anchor in the
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NV YoRK, Aug. 2.

NV York, Aug. 2.
The French bark Rollo which was taken
by our forces while running the blockade of
New Orleans with cargo of arms, &C., ar
rived here to-day.
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Plattsbarga, May lstz.

P We publish below a letter f-o4 John A.
ChambeIlia, Grtui t.le, who has ha- moIe expt-
rience with machines thlu any other man n Yer
mont W. 2. ID. ".
MEssRs. DAVIS 4 Co..
l. is not hard driving Go ,Ls,sl With one span of
horses on your two-horsa machine. 100 bushels o.
good wheat or 200 bushels cats. We have thrCsh-
ed l5G bushels Of wheat between Q O'clock aud
sunset, in January, without any extra Efforts
with four hands but 70 vas not t1istles aud weeds;
also 81 bushels cats IN g MINUTES. The above
was well cleaned. f. for market, as 1t came from
the ichine. Re have no trouble In cleaning
grain we'll, with your recent Improvements, and
an satsfei The machines you now make viii
thresh and clean we'll more grain with tie same
help and two horses than any other txo-ho-se
machine in this region vii thresa without clean
ing.
J. A. CHAMBEKLIN.
Grand Isle, Vt, May IS, 1856.
P. ST have thresaed Vith one machine ov
co 800 bushels, giving less than $50 for repair
snd then sold it ior half the cost Of new one.
v44m6 }. A. c.
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LONDON fNuiHlriON.


BEruRS TICKETS, LONDON sND Et-s.
FIRST CIsSs. 500
THIRD CLASS, edj.
STEAM fEsELT %
sss{z,=jA TWEEN EE YORK iN
I.FSzES la.S,Ss- LlVEt POOL landing and
SZszss.is,sssssS - embarkirs passengers at
QUEENSTOWN, Ireiand) The Liverpool, New
York and Philadelphia S,eams Company intend
despatohing their ull-PoN IRE. Ciyde-huiit steam
ships follows
LTNA-Saturiay, Aus. g.
City Of Nanchester->aturily, August -t-
City Of Enthusiastically Aug. %.
l1i every satuTdag. at Noon, from Pier D Norm
River.
RATS OF PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN, $500 sTEEhAGE, $4,000
DO 10 London. $1,000 DO TO Louion,,35,V go
Storage Return Tict,ts good tor 8 months, $50 90
Passengers forwarded 20 Paris, uavre, Ham
burg, Bremen, ROTTERDAM, Antwerp, &C. AZ re-
duced through iares.
~ persons wishing to bring cut ther trieuh
can buy ckets here al the folloEins rates 10 Neg
FORK From Liverpool or Cue ust'Wn first
Cabin SIS, SIS and sos. Seerasc from Liver
pool 90. From Queenstown $1,000
These Steamers have supei 0r accomm-dations
for passengers, and larry expe fenced Surgeons
They are built in " a;er-tight ZION Sections, and
have Patent Fire Al nihilators N board.
For further Information apply at the Comp ~
Offices.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent. Is Rroadvsy. Y. Y.
IL .DRURY. Agent, Burlington.
March l. daEI
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CrScISNA1I, Aug, ]

A war meeting was held here last night
which was an immense afflir. Business was
generally suspended after P. NJ. There
was speaking from three stands. Resolutions
were adopted in favor Of a more vigorous
prosecution Of the war, recommending the
confscation of the property Of traitors every
where expressing unalterable opposition to
comTromise with traitors and declaring that
we will resist foreign hostile Intervention.
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~ r. DAVIS & co. have established
~ branch OF their Brasher Falls malua ace
ture az pIattsburgh. Here we shall, keep Oh baud
our we'll known u.rc PaUerl Iarlshers e1d
Cleaners for one. two aud three horses. The Ner-
mont farmers are well acl TAINTED vi-a tleso ma
chimes, for they have been iu operation anons
them for IS years, and never with 30 good reql-
tstiou as nov. L. j. safe 90 alrn az this De- The
Only Ihreshcr and Cleaner ever manu- 'a-turcl IL
the United States lor So many years, that has not
been superseded By others. 7 Is has stood univ
allied All With the Improvements that cur long
experience 10 the cuisines Las suggested We @ h5
pleasure in assuring the farmers Of Vernon. that
It is above all others tlo machine they cesd. We
can forp ard machine o. any port on ne lake. at
slight expense with dispatch. All repairing
pieces and teeth viii be kept constantly GA hand,
and all orders will be promptly attended to.
". y. DAVIS / CO
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rrran Rev. Z. B. smith. D. D. FLIaalpal

from Rev. I. 3. Smith, .. D., Principal If
New Hampton Iusti'uucn.l
Tie Magic COMPOUND which you fur is.cd me
Last Sprins. when I was suffering most severely
from the elects Of 4 long continued c1.d upon my
lungs, acted like a chall. Tie f-r ri glt after
taking it, ,oughel less uud slept te-'cr than for
weeks before, all the use Of 10 finally removed
the difficulty entirely. sl11il use :, again in
preference 90 any meiicile 7 hlTc tried vdcr
similarly afflicted.
Yours trgl~.
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0gdenSburgh 10 the West!
1852. 1852.
TIE NORTHERN
TRANPORTATI0X COMPANY

TRANSFORMATION COMPANY
NgTILL. during the present scafcr. 1uu lie
w Line Of
FIRST CLASS UPFERCABIN STEAMER
Daily between 0giensburgh, Cleveland, Toledo.
DETROIT, CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE.
AND INTERMEDIATE roE1s,
including Waukegn. Keaosha, Racine, Port
Washing on, Sheboygan, Moniiowoc Port Huron
and stellar. Leaving OGDENSBUBGH on arri-
val Of the EXPRESS TRAIN from the EAST call
ing regularly for PASS ENG ERs and FREIGHT 81
Brockville, AlexandriaBay, Clay ton, C1peVincent
and 0SWEGO. Passengers and Families moving
West, can embark with their Luggage, Teams,
Stock &C.. and land together without disturbance
or Transshipment, 81 their port Of destination.
x Ihese steamers have large Cabins and
Stste-rooms, amply and neatly furnished
FOR FIRST CLASS PASsESeERs.
and S.coad CABINS it'll Cook Stoves and comfort
able accommodations Tor Passengers and Fam
lilies who may wish to furnish their own
provisions ard bedding. EMO ef-
forts will be spared to msintain
the reputation Of this as
THE CHE APEST and BEST ROUTE.
EFreisht forwarded to care of the Agents of
this Company will receive careful attention and
despatch. Apply to
GEO. A. EDDY, or }Aesn,,
J. NJ. CHAMBERLAIN, "e'N
ogdensburgh, v. Y.
G. ". SMITH, General Passenger Agent, r. r
Depot, ogdensburgh, n. I.
r. CHAPMAN, Vergennes, Vt,
General Travelling Agent for New England.
April %. 1852. wsm
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tErum me N. l., Attul-E N@'rf
Evening IS. acrnin- Paper.
HE relative positions Of the mcrG'r- a1' eve
ming rlrers have changed greatly duios N.
present wa. little while ago the uornirs
psrers were here. as :hs- have always been 10
London and Paris, p-e-emiue4tly th, TeepapeTs-
Taey furnished their readers 0-er their breakfast
tables ali The incidents OF tie previous day aod
night. Ese1ins papers merely repeated the
formation. with few additional particulars
gathered in the course Of the morning, and the
local city news. But since the opening Of the
war b has been different The first accounts Of
nearly every important action and movement, as
we sli The other day, have been given 20 the
rubh- e Sew York By the evening papers
IScs The reports Of the great Bethel SIGHT; Of
our successes 10 Western Virginia; O. the Bull
Run defeat, Of ito Hatteras Inle; affair, and
most gnal Of all, Of the Post Royal victory and
surrender, were all receive in this ely too late
for the morning papers 20 print but early enough
for TIE evening papers 20 give full particulars.
The FsEE Pass receives Dispatcher ECU laTi
IS both the American ard VI. 4 Boston Lines
up to iorr o'clock Of each day rs tsissraptie
lcvs Is consequently G. iais, and ID most Gases
&C f.I, IN fact ;ss Sane, as that given BY tic \.
y. Eras,ng Post and the New York and Cc.,on
venirg papers generally.
TEass-By carrier, $500 per sunuu
mail $500
sJRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
G.w.&G. G. BENEDICT.
Publishcrs
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Moth West il 1s quick time AZ hr -uT 't1er
Western H-utt-
r-,a. '-- 1slg arg a,i.- Erai'
B4GGIGE CHECKED THROUGH,
ALLPOINFs WEST AND NORTHWEST
T.i. line 5a.rs superior iniucemcuts TO AmcrI-
can citizens 90 purchase tickets over 10, because
under ths rou tax bill, IL viii be obi ed @ pay
the tri,ei s.-tes government sl15 per each pass
errrr iro-a Buffalo 20 Chicsso' -ui 10 the same
rr5tortior o. AZ intermediate points west 70
Buffalo.
Ens patronage Of all patriotic citizens is there
tore due this lice, as It passes entirely thr-rsa
American so.l, and contributes directly
To The support Of the Federal Govern
went.
Ga the contrary, the Canada lines pass through
British soil aud do not contribute IN the lea' 20
the support Of our government.
Passengers compelled TO pass over the Canadian
Lines should be careful 70 provide themselves
with spsef4 for their expenses IN CaDada, as &c
Canadians refuse American bills except % 80
enormous discount
Passenger. wishing 10 procure tickets b. this
route over all routes runniGs from Burlington BY
the American Line eau do SO at all the principal
Railroad Steamboat stations in New Englaud, and
bv spplication 20 r. c. ROW E, No. I. American
Hotel Block, or R CoLBERIH, Church street.
- Orders by Mali, tor Tickets promptly at
tended 20.
J-g.,- Tiet.s OFF,, ". A,0ieas
Hotsl Bl,eI
CT R. COLBERTH, clr-eI Nf-ss'.
Burirg,ap. Nay 9th, 1852 sswtf
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TFrOm Ion. Timothy y t1lleld
By using your Weeks Magic Campounil slar
time. 1 was onIrely cured ct one Of tie severed
and most obstinste colis upon my lungs that
ever experienced. I know o., 10 remedy equal O.
II for coughs and lung complaints generally.
Timothy +. r DFIELD.
Montpelier, Oct. 1871, 1850.
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10 Business Men.
= HsEe Chance 10 Tshe = FrchfsHir
Investmenf.

TElHE SUBSCRIBER, owing tc i'll health, and
= consequent inability to attend 70 business,
offers his whole property in the Villsge OF Bur-
iurton, We for sale, consisting Of
ONE BRICK DwELLING-HOUSE, in
good repair, with Barn and Garden attached.
ALSO, TUE STOCK OF GOODS IN
CHINA BALL, comprising large. and
we'll selected assortment Of Crockery, Oh ma,
GLASSWARE, Paper-Hsngings, &c, &c. This
Store vas established in Is47, and is the larg-
est House this side Of Troy, and commands an
extensive aud profitable trade-'rbo',sa's and
fsf4ii.
ALSO, THE STOCK OF MILLINERY
GOODS, in the Store Nc. $40 Church St.
The above property is very desirable, and will
be SOLD CHEAP-T0ms Easy.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
at china Hail. $50 Church street.
$. 5. BROWN
Burlington, Vt, May II, 1862.
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STItSs

nOIESTiCSs
), 600 rDs. gasl;.,s,i spe,a's.'
600 Blcached "'
Don American Print.
, OoO psuims;
moo -hirting a;riQci
cOO Ticking,
, coo Crash;
1000 Colo1ed Cansbri-s,
ZOO Eci and Blue Fl4nuei-,
ZOO Tar's aud Mes Cashmere
prInres. Corset Jsaas. Paper Nus'iai.
&c, &c. DC,
above Good are just fecei, Ell ana are =, Of
r.rei at the LOWEST MARKET PR 3!...,.,
Nfe,bspts will find this stock m complete CT i'i
- tb,t viii compare f4vcreo.J ~a'l
ot5.T aarkets, with the addition Of freight. me
Affection Of Fr'9assrs Of the asoTo Soa1' IL
Pfass o0u and eTg91He.
EpW'n LYMAN.
rautf
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An American Tine
LAKE SHORE AND VIC uit ~
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

rF1HE above long established Railroad Line OFF,
{ eis unClusliel facilities for Transporting z
P4..,r-sr, ANA Ere. -At 20 all points West ami
Moth West b. 1s quick time az hT .ur .-7er
Western Hlaie-
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MRS. S. S. BROWN.
SCW York Bonnet St0rc,
FRENCH

: osT respectfully informs her M erou, Gus
" toners that she has on hand ch e a.sor,.