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The New York herald., 1862-04-08
BOARDING AND LODGING.

FAMILY ON MURRAY HILL WILL LET-WlTH
IA Board very pleasant suit Of Rooms, the second
noor separate or together furnished unurnshed four
story brown stone house between Fifth and
Address Merchant box 2.65s Post Office
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

A CCTIUN SALE-THIS DAY, BY j. l. SMITH, AUC-
"A oneer at LET Eighth street. between Broadway and
Fourth avenues elegant Piano with splendid tone and
Gnsh SO last May; warranted for years.
Parlor Suit in Turkish velvet moqset
do reps Rockers Sofas Tables Chairs Brussels
and Ingram Carpets the Furniture of eight bedrooms
plee and everything belonging first class house, will be
be sold without The sale will the
ment l0s O'Clock. The piano Will be sold IL o'clock
A UCTION SALE OF FURNITURE-ON WEDNESDAY,
"A at 10Y O'Clock A. NJ at S43 Fulton street, Brooklyn,
Ped CO, auctioneers comprising three painted Cham
Der Suits Sofas Chairs Tables School Desks Bedseads
Hair Mattresses, Sewing Machines Piano, Paintings En-
cravings, Kitchen Furniture dc.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

COL-SEND ME- AN ADDRESS WHERE A LETTER
" will reach you. have something very important TO
communicates +, BARNARD,
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

(NOUNTRy BOARD MAY BE OBTAINED ny Two OR
~ three single gentlemen who require superior aeromno
datons, In brst cass private house, situated one hUur
from New York; accessible many times day by uoat mr.
cars Good boating bathing nshing and splendid drives
Parties requiring such accommodations only will please n
dress Country Board Herald olce Also good sta6lInr
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

g J. BoGART, AuCTIoNEERs.. Rs...wEDNEsDAY,
-. April g. 1862 the New York Sale Stabes OF
Foryhird street and Sixth peremptory Of 10
Horses Pony Wagon. Harness. Saddle and Bride,
plce turnout for chdren Coach; Pheon 10 open
and top Wagons sets fine Double Harness. sets Single
Harness, LAdys and 0entlomens Saddles Robes Ban
kets, &c, the whole comprising the entire stock Of
class livery stable removed for convenience Of and sold
close Sale positive without regard weather
Descriptive catalogues Tuesday at the stable and the
Office Of the auctioneers corner Of Frankfort and William
streets.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

WIN. Writer'S, AuCTIoNEKR, WILL SELL ON WE'D
w nesday ut o'clock, at &5l Canal street, mortgage sale
Of two heavy work Horses, Canadian build by order Of
Patrick McNab, ESQ.,, attorney for mortgage.
VAN. Writer'S, AUCTIONEER.-SALoON FURNI
w ture and Fixtures-English Beer Pump. Steam Table,
Counters and all other goods usually found in rst class
saloon The whole portion be purchase at private
sale Apply At the aucttoneer's, 464 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

T OsT-ON SUNDAY, 9Th INST, CROSS, WITH
~ the initials N. L. to L. c. Ten dollars will be paid on
delivering to the SIS East Twelfth street
ELIZA CARROLL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18
ARE YOUAWARE

That the Cheap Machines" are played oat.
their sale for the most part ended, and the gar
retts and auction Eho's filed with such as have
not entirely ratified TO pieces
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18

4 CANA DIAN RENE DY
tor CoffiUsnsss, l-reyli1-Ifv and U,biIru ~ IL
DigssfiUs O-gaHs, is9urIrg Fs454-as. L1fri.u e.
As-polsaess, G-Hea. Praffrs-i9n cf f5s Eua
AID Body. Psraivas. re.
4 MOMENTS reflection oug o. convince
u sensible man % the folly I'd danger O.
constantly dosing with Cathariic Mcliciuss. N
practice is osrai-I14s and sla-iI1l. Az cxncri
% forty years has taught me that the constantly
Increasing evils % indigestion are iearla.ly agc g
waited by be too free use q Cathar;i-s. 1ss
Americanp are fast becoming O. nation q
dys7cpti-s by thcir artificial modes of .ife u--s-
TIC tatla-tics increase t1e ir-.-ltil.y a-I r-Hs
t-ate the strength os the digestive organs.
The Pills now offered are specially i-uer 20
alay tlls l-rltabi.Ity, and a- che same time g.
inris -ate and strengthen al the functions a. i-
gestiou, while they are gently laxative. It-y
are 50 mild ami iuyi s1ra-iu- that one Is -o; re-
minded oy any disagreea-ie elects that be hrs
taken medicine
Business Men, stu tents. Professional Sea. Ft
malesaad all persons leading confined % se1er
tary life should Try them
The urde-ss ned Physicians ohcor.u.Iy es-sv
20 the high professional standing Of DR.. Colby
stanstead, one Of the oldest and best Phv.isi
and 70 the excellent qualities o.. bis "Auti-Cosd
and Tonic Pills which we have used iu ourp-a
tice and highly approve.
J. B GIBSON, N. D.. Durham. C. Z.
c. T. CorToS, ". D. CcwaasviIie
CHARLES BEoWS. N D..
:. ;. FosIER, ". D., Bronze
NORMAN CLEVELAND, NJ b Baruston.
N. JESKs, NJ. D.,
c. ". CowLEs, NJ. D.. StansteaI
JON MElss, ". D..
JOSEPH BREADoS, N. D., Surgeon r. y.
BENJAMIN DAMON. n. D., Coaticook.
LENUEL RicuNoSD, N. D., DERBY Line.
NJ. g. GLNEs, NJ. D. Compton. c. E.
g. o. soNERs, ". D., Magog. 9. Z.
J. c. huTHEEFoRD, ". D., Newport. VI |
Prepared by DR.. ". Z COLBY.
stanstead, c. f., and Derby Line, VI
Sold where meiieiue is sold generally.
August y, ls6l. dsuI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18
IFrom the Troy Daily Whig.I
MAC HINE POETRY.

What wonderful changes Of late have seen.
That are made in the world, by the Sewing ia
chine
Results Of great magnitude long since have shown
They are Of real necessity where er they're known
And thousands are daily inquiring to fad,
Of sewing Machines the very best kind
But Gs each has its favorite put to the test
May find il problem TO purchase the best
ana experience has proved, the public has seen,
No others can equal WHEELERt WmsoS's Machire.
To aid Us in finding the merit Of all,
sure none can assist US who have none at sll:
But the IAilors, who long since have tried all the
rest,
Cry out with one voice. Wheeler Wilson's the best.
To dress-nakers, too. we repaired for advice,
Their reply was laoonic, and male in a trice-
The most beautiful work we ever have seen.
Is line muslin dress, made on Wheeler& ils5u's
Machine.
To the shirt-makeTs then we hastily hied,
And asked what machine is preferred thew rerlied;
With Improvements we find tia; were reseatly
maize,
The Wheeler & Wilson's ere best for the trade.
Thus we found it the case, wherever we've been.
They preferred above ALL Wheeler d Wilson's Ma
chire.
They stitch with two threads that vii Dot rvealcr
rip,
And the chances to buy, none should let slim.
- wa ~ nay am tuaA a Women can Eut
On the crown Of her head or the sole Of her foot.
Or wrap round her shoulders, pin round her waist
Or that can be seEed on, or pinned on. or laced.
Bonnets, Mantillas, Capes, Collars and Shawls;
Dresses for breakfasts, and dinners and balls:
Dresses to sit in, and stand in, and walk in:
Dresses to dance in, and iirt in, and ak in;
Dresses in which to DO nothing at all;
Dresses FOR winter, spring, summer and fall
All of them different in color and pattern;
SILK, Muslin and Lase, Grape, Velvet and Satin.
Thus complete in all pa Is, and finished up we'll,
AS the Peoples Machine, they always viii sell.
We beg leave to assure cur patrons that the
above poetry is no fair spscHea OF the work done
IN the Whesier & WILSON Seloiag Machine. How
Tery far the reality surpasses the description, we
hail be at any time happy to show cur customers
II the SEWING MACHINE PARLoR,
No. 9, College ST.
Stock Of Machines constantly on hand, and |
or sale at the New York City Prices. Please call |
nd examine.
G. ". 4 6. G. BENEDICT,
Agents.
Burlington, Feb. 4 dHwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18
THE DAILY FREE PRESS,
BURLINGTON, VT,

DOAAANOl ONs W.
PUBLISHED epry afternoon, Sundays e1-
Il cepted) at i've o'clock, and gives its readers
Twelve Hours later News
Than they can obtain from sny other sou rec.
(From the n. Y. Evening Post.)
Evening VS.. Morning Papers.
The relative positions Of the morning and eve
ming papers have changed greatly during the
present war. A little while ago the morning
papers were here, as they have always been in
London and Paris, pre-eminently the newspapers.
They furnished their readers over their breakfast
tables all the incidents Of the previous day and
night Evening papers merely repeated the n
formation, with a few additional particulars
gathered in the course Of the morning, and the
local city news. But since the opening Of the
war 1t has been different. The first accounts Of
nearly every important action and movement, as
we said the other day, have been given to the
p1blie Of New York by the evening papers.
Thus, the reports of the great Bethel fight; Of
our successes in Western Virginia; OF the Bull
Run defeat; of the Hstteras Inlet affair, and
most signal Of all Of the Port Royal victory and
Of the capture of Mason and Slidell, and their
surrender, were all received in this city too late
for the morning papers to print. but early enough
for the evening papers to give full particulars.
The FREE Press receives despatc hesregu lar ~
y both the American and Vt. 4 Boston Lines
to four o'clock of eseh day. Its telegraphie
news is consequently late, and in most cases
full, In fact the same, as that given by the N.
Y. Eveuins Posi- and the New York and Boston
vening papers generally.
TERNs-By carrier, $500 per annum
mail $500
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
G. ". d G. G. BENEDICT,
Pro prietor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18

A I-So, oLNSTEAo's CELEBRArED WATER
- Proof Leather Preserver. At
Feb. L, 1852.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18

AIDES, GENTS & MISSES FILL INNER
H soles, new thing az
JEWETTS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18
ARE YOU AWARE

That the Howe Lock stitch" machines now
take the Universal Lead, and that the Wheeler
Wilson are the RckroE ledged superiors Of all the
othr- T.ork.r+f.eh rnachfnas7
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18
Alburgh Springs Academ-

THE SUBSCRIBER having ulis l-r-
Il uents with the Trustees % tsks rs----
charge 4 Alburgh Springs ACADEMY. w. -
nencs the Spring Term on the 5-a o. NAY
Pull destruction viii be given n al de
ENGLISH 4 CLASSICAL ORANGES. r..
ard zA sfusiss usually pursuei u --- e.
schools. Con petent Teachers viii Be r.
and 20 pans spared, TO make the Alourg- ----
second % soHs n the state for eiEce1-v az
ougnness q ins.rLction-
For particulars inquire Of the Pri-.irs
1HADDEEs LAS-
AlbargA Springs, March ., lst- v=
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LnNnONEXHIBITION.

LON DON r. Ahlbl llO-Ns
RETURN TICKETS, LONDON AND BACK
FIRST CLASS.
STEAM WEEKLY Be
~ TWEEN NEW YORK AMI
AxSS LlvEh POOL landing ana
c7kazS embarking passengers 81
QUEENSTOWN, Qreland.) The LiverPool, nes
York and PHILADELPHIA Stesmsh Company in'enD
despatching their iull-pou tree Ciyde-oan' S'sA--
ships as follows
Edinburgh-saturisy, April 9TH.
KangaroO-Saturday, April I'm.
Etna-Saturday, April 18th
aad every Saturday, at Noon, from Pier 49, n ol'0
River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN, $500 STEERAGb, sS ~ eS
do to London, $1,000 do to Lonaon's 80 90 ' ny
Storage Return Tickets, good for months
Passengers forwarded to Paris, HaTre, nam
burg, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., a -
duced through fares. .-A.
TPersons wishing to bring out thear Ii sln
can buy tickets here at the following rates TO New
York From Liverpool or Queenstown tHs'
Cabin, SIS, SIS and sos. Storage from Liver
pool $40, 90. From Queenstown SsO,VV- -
These Steamers have supei or accommodation
for passengers, and larry expt fenced Surgeoh--
They are built in " ater-tight ron oectlohs' AH'
have Patent Fire Al nihilators N board.
For further Information apply at the company
Offices.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent, Is Broadway, y. T.
&c. +. BLAKE, Agent, burlington.
March !. oa"AJ
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VRMONT CENTRAL AND SULLI.
VAN RAILROADS.
W lNIEh ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Wednesday,, Jan. 8, 1862.

TRAINS GOING SouTH AND EAsT.
Leave Burlington at Z 90 A. NJ, 10 IS A. NJ. and
s IS p. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves St. Adams at % A. N.
Burlington at 100 A. NJ, connecting at White
River Junction with trains for and from Wells
River, St. Johnsbury and Littleton, and with
Northern Railroad 70, Boston, Lowell. Worcester,
&c, and connecting at BellowsFslls with Cheshire
Railroad for Boston, and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield, New Haven and New
York, arriving in NewYork at 10 Is, P. NJ.
Accommodations TRAIN leaves Rouses Point at
6 IS a. NJ, for Burlington and Mortified.
NIeH1 ExFEEss leav-s 0gdensburgh st II 80
AN, Montreal at 80 ?. NJ, Rouse's Point 10
PM, arriv; - at Burlington IS PM, in Boston
at 40 A. NJ, connecting at Bellows Falls with
Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worcester, and
with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield and
New Haven, and arriving in New York at 20
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18

10000 r,rarr.
LODI MANUFACTURING CO.'S
P..O [ D r TIE.

Co Cor,larlt So. =
ms Company, with a capital 1t S...
most extensive works Of the Kind i- ;.5u-
and 81 experience Of - years 10 -s--.i-----
Win a reputation long established. having 81
the exclusive control o. all the night .-l -
the great-c.tyef New York, are prepared O. --
nish 40 article which is without dou--. t-s -.
zEa ser assf fertilizer in market.
P-i-ss.-D Hvered at any station Or -1s --
mont Central Railroad, or Rutland and H------
Railroad, 81 So per barrel, or the Pass1z-r-
Cheshire Railroads, s. 90 Per barrel 7; --a
increases The yield snd ripsns the crop t-- 90
O. three weeks earlier, AZ Al expense C re-,
o s. per acre, and with very little lab
4 Pamphlet, containing all the .---
necessary, with letters from Hora-e 5-ssr -l-.
Webster, and hundreds Of farmers va ssr- ---- o.
extensively for -ast years. nav b 80 '7~
addressing letter as above % me s-as--'ii. =
discount % the Trade
Eli CHTTTENl-N.
Who Is cur General A gent Be- i--'-
JAWS G. FEENCH, Montps ier. IT,,
u. d. Hall, Nercen1es. VI, 80
J. NJ & C e. FHENCH. Barre, w. As'-'
c. A. MANHAN. Royalto1, VI
Feb. 4. vi
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TRAINS CONC NORTH AND EST
Leave Burlington at 4 80 An, 10 IS An, and
SOS P. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston a. 80 4. NJ. via
Lowell Lawrence or Fitchburg. Leaves Spring
field, at 25 A. NJ Bellows Falls y . P. M,
connecting at " Lite River JUNCTION with Northern
Railroad from Boston. and with Passumusic Rail-
road for and from st. Johnsbury and Littleton 5
arriving Burlington at 20 pm, and I. Adams
&; 40 P. NJ. and Lodge
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAISleaves NortLfcll at
AN, and Burlington 10 50 4. NJ, for hou Is
Point and Montreal, arriving az EuTlinsto
II 40 and at Montreal 90 ?. ".
Near EXPRESS TEAIS, leaves Bellows Falls at
5 IS ?. NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont
Valley Railroad leaving New York at 90 4. NJ,
and from Cheshire Railroad connecting al White
River Junction with train leaving Boston 90
PM, via lowell OF Lawrence. Leaves White
River Junction al J. 80 p. NJ, arriving at Bur
linSton al - A ", Eouse's Point OF 40 A. u,
Montreal al 10 90 An, and 0sieu,burel az 90
?. n. connecting with Grald Trunk rains for
Detroit, Clicaco and the Wet.
Sleeping Cars are at..ele- 60 both rae X -l 3
Express trains running between ba-s-s Point and
Boston.
Through Tickets ior Chicago and tie Vest for
sale at toe principal s;4tI.a-
@. MERRILL, ssPt.
81. Adams VT. Nov. j.. lstl-
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BLACKwOOD'S MAGAZINE
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watches, Braoeleis, Rings, Pas. B,,-
Chains, Slrer Ware, and o,5,-
a-rL.nLr-.
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Unlike the other epaemeral Magazines Of the
day, these Periodicals lose little by age Hence,
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18
Geology Of Vermont.

ID EP1ET on tie Geology Of Vermont. Des-
IL --iFtve. Ihe0ritecal. Economical and SEEN
graphical. by Elwari Hitchcock, LID. Edward
Ht-h1-E. Jr., " D., Prof Of h. -,iene, 4c-. An
hesst C5.lc-c. Charles n. Hitchcocz. A NJ. Cecil
ogist 90 the 5 o. te Of Vermont, and Albert Ha-cr.
A. N Do two volumes Published under The
authority q the State Legislature by Albert p.
Hacer.
Tor sale in Burlington, Vt. by
Z. A. FULLER.
darlington, Vt. March sth. Issc.
MARGARET HOWTH, a story Of TO-
VI day Jast recsivedby
c. o. FRENCH 4 co.
Corner cf Church and College Streets.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18

A Albanian stove, No. Is. suitable for
"A heating store or hall, which has been in
So "a "eeAs' is IN perfec; order, and sold for no
Office or of NJ FVsTTS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18

Being the stock Of a Private Broker 49,
sold at One Dollar each, without rsra-5 = 70
AND NOT TO BE PAID FOR TNTTr "a.
KNOW WHAT YOUARE TO Gil ar
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18

'ADEI Life at Wes; Point, by an officer Of
- the United States Army. ui+b a 5.s--f,s,;-
sketch Of West Point, by benson 7 Losing
aids to Faith series Of Theological Es.avs
by several Writers, Edited by William Tbonp-
son, ID u.
The ! Wills Of Christ; being Thoughts upop
some OF The passages in which the words Il wiU-
are used by the Lord Jesus Christ by Rev Phil
ip Bennett Power. NJ. A.
" Can Wrong be Right p by Mrs. : C.. Hall.
" The Old Lieutenant and his Son" bv Norman
Macleod. H.
" Trains Union Speeches. delivered in ENGLAND
during the present. American War.
Received and for sale bv
H. +. h.FULLER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18

4 NALL at Aliens for your Hats, Caps and Fu-s
" Gloves. Trunks Travelling Bags, Canes. and
Umbrellas By 80 dong yoE can save time am.
H'oHey' and Be si-s Of g~'frHg ne uslus of rou
nonsy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18
500 BOUNTY IN GOLD
- ILL be paid at the end Of enlistment 70
EVERY UNITED STATES NOLDTrR
ENLIsrISG WIN
JOHN W. JONES, L. s.A.
100 three years Men wanted

For the c. 5. Army Immediately.
hecruiiIns Office OPrn nj Darlington. y
/ Every man enlisting from this vicinity. will he
] placed in one Battalion. Every soldier will he
/ put IN uniform, = new and elegant blue blsct
cloth suit at once, at Burlington, Vt Paw com
mences the day OF enlistment, and will he s1z
per month, and 81 the
EXTRA PAY AND BOUNTY LAND
Granted by Congress 90 the volunteers will n.
GRANTEE to these Regulars. Good clotbing and
food, an quarters and medical attendance are
al Tree o. barge. A soldier is not At one con,
OF expense o himself after enlistment Az
prudent man Al save, besides ample spending
money,
$500 ANDA FINEFAR,Y
81 le0 ACRES OF BOUNTY LAND At the end
Of three years service. mart vcunr rnsn III
be promoted to Corporals and serrauts. and may
ultimately rise TO be Commissioned Of5e.rs as -,
law provides that one third OF all the Commi-
stoned Officers shall be promoted from the raDks
ana VIC have now to appoint over 200 Serreapts
and Corporals, Four SECOND LIEUTENANT have
already been taken from the ranks in this Reri-
ment.
p Every old soldier knows that the Re-BI,-
soldiers fare better than the Volunteers. Tbev
have thoroughly drilled officers, plenty If -nod
clothes and food, and are never ssnt into bsttle
until thoroughly drilled anu ft for service. An
ny men will be taken to Fort Hamilton. AZ Ncw
ork City, and there drilled for three or fpr
months, before going TO Washington.
JOHN ". JONES, United States army
18th Regiment Recruiting Officer.
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FFVHE SUBSCRIBERS having made arrange
4 ments with one u the best Li,hosraphs
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Together with variety 10 Dian
rich stone Jevelry, Of rare & re 81 a.l-. .-..
most every other article that Can O. -...
iu- one Of the greatest col.e--i1-s -. be-
the country. comprising the s-.e5 ---
Cup % I,i-,) pledges io private
which are u0w placed with --e s.
--.r.L Il
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-04-18

That the responsible guaranty Of the Agents,
GEO. ". G. g. BENEDICT, is given with each
Machine, and that their prices are as i0u as at
sage
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FALL and WINTER BONNETS,

FRENCH
FALL and WINTER BONNETS,
Which she will offer at prices below any other
house in the trade. One call will suffice to con-
vince all that this stock stands unrivalled for
richness Of material, beauty and variety of de-
sign. Our terms are CASH
Ms. Brown returns her sincere thanks for
her greatly increased custom, and having artists
and talent Of the first ability to assist her, she
feels assured that she can give increased satisiac
ton to all favoriny her with their patronage, as
no pains or trouble will be spared to please. She
has engaged, regardless Of expense, trimmer
from the celebrated establishment Of MIDI. Bernets
Of Broadway, New York. who is an artist Of the
first ability, and who takes charge Of, and super
intends her work exclusively for fashionable
trade, TO which we can guarantee perfect salts
faction. MRS. S. S. BROWN,
l4s. Church St, Burlington, Vt.
Oct. &c.
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4 GOOD assortment OF War Maps, just re-
~ ceivei and for sale by
Z. A. FULLER.
Burlington, Feb ., Isc2
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FRUITITRFFS

M subscriber Is authorized and viii recsir
Il orders Tor Fruit and Ornamental Tres
SIRIUS, Plants, &c, from the Nurseries Of ]
BArIEY. Of Keesevilie, y. y.
j. s. PIERCE
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FACTS FOR THE MILLION.
ARE YOU AWARE
ARE YOU AWARE

That good No. Wheeler Wilson Sewing
Machine, with hemmer, can be bought for forty
fve dollars, a. No. College Street
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That an improved, ornamental bronze Wheeler
Wilson sewing machine, with nagnifying glass
cloth presser new style henuer, and all the attest
Improvements, can be bought for ffty-fpe dollars,
at the Agency, No. 6. College street