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NV YORK, July 3

INV 1Ohh, July D.
The Tunes correspondent states that Gen.
Mcclellan established his headquarters on
Monday on Malvern Hills one mile back of
Turkey Island Bend. At two O'Clock on
Monday evening firing was heard for two
hours in direction Of White Oak Swamp
where Ayres' was holding the rebels in
check who were attempting to cross.
An immense force Of rebel artillery and
cavalry. fresh from Richmond, then appeared
on our left, when Portsr's and Keyes' com
mauds went to assist the artillery a most
terrific fight ensued, and it became evident
that the overpo~ering force of the rebels was
gaining, when the gunboats Galena and
AroostoOk opened with their 54-pounders on
the rebels.
The fight continued until dark, diminish
ing away into occasional musket shots.
About 10 P. NJ, Prince de Joinvllle, Duke
de Charities and Count de Paris left the
headquarters. They embarked on bolrd the
gunbOat Jacob Bell with official dispatches
from Gen. Mcclellan to Government.
Gen. Mcclellan accompanied them to the
boat and babe them q final adieu.
When the Jacob Bell LETT all was quiet
along the river
July 3.
The Times has detailed reports of the
battles of Monday, Friday and Saturday
from which it appears that the right wing
of our army about 10000 was attacked on
Friday by rebel force not less than so 900
and after gallant fight our troops crossed
the Chickahominy in order.
On Saturday night and Sunday our Who'll
left wing under Gems Heintzleman, Kevcs
and Sumner. fell back along the line of rail-
road and Williamsburg road and marched
to James River.
The rebels crossed the Chickahouiny in
great force on Sunday reaching the railroad,
but made no pursuit, remaining however, in
possession of the ground previously occupied
by our troops on both sides of the Chlcka-
hominy, Including the bridges and earthworks
We had erected against their approach.
All our stores, &c, were withdrawn IN
good order without much loss.
OF course there was tremendous fighting
during these movements and heavy loss on
both sides.
Several steamers and transports were pass
ed going up James River
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NV YoRK, July ST

The Fortress Monroe correspondent of the
Tribune writes under date Of July Bird that
Gen. McClellan's positi cannot be flnked
by any force, however great,
Supplies of all kinds and in abundance
have arrived, and the army is in tue bes;
possible spirits.
City Point was buInsd on Monday BY q
gunbOat, thus destroying shelter for the reb-
Ell sharpshooters.
Rebel prisoners pnt their loss at 10000,
Ours does not exceed 10 600. The rebels had
over 200, 900 troops engaged.
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RUTLAND a BURLINGTON R.R.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


Commencing July g, lso9, trains VIII run as
follows
10 a. A., MAIL TRAM Tor Boston, Lowell, W0r-
ccster. Bellows Falls, koene Fitchourgh, Brat
tleburo, Springfield Hartford, and New Haven.
Ti-aues 20 Bsa5r pfi1af Cs1Hgs IF Cas-.
1925 a. NJ. EzrEEss TEAIS for Rutland, Troy,
albany, New York, Schenectady, ami the West.
Through from Montreal Troy without change
OF Cars arrive a. Troy az $40 ?. ~ New
York 300 J.. N.
$50 j.. BE-, NIGHI EXPRESS from Montreal 10 New
York. with Nirru4g Cav. Arrive IN Troy At
500 A. u., New York lO.5J Ak. Through 90
Troy without change gi cl-s.
PROM TIE SOUTH AND EAST TRAINS ARRIVE Al HuH-
LINCOLN As FOLLOWS.
$50 A. u.. AcC1NN0uArI0s TRAIN from Rutland.
Tais Train leaves Rutland q - A.. ~,
5.35 J.. NJ. MAIL IRAN from Boston, Lowell,
Worcester, Springfield, Hartford and New Hs-
ven Leave Boston 40 A.v.
$3.50 I.u. ExrEEss Train from New / ork at LOO
AM Troy. 1880 r-H.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all the principal
points East, south and est, and baggage checked
through.
Y Fare alFayl az low as by any other line.
2. 4. CHAPLIN, sup't.
Burlington. W.. Jaly 3, 1859.
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9o- C1srrre.. I-.g..--l, 4-s 1tr, Of o..
Nrar,s .'-gF7 t-da1-g Hs1lset.. L1rr.u. .
-.e-us-s-rlf, r--1. Pre.'r-lrr -. fi- ff-d
and ha1J, r1 ..-r. --..
z NJAEN t-le--ica .a- Oh. -...sl-7
p sensible ual If tll ..lF nd danger c
c-lst-H-'y DOSING F..s .tral--l fatie...-
practice D.. .--- l-4 1-....t sc
% i.rtt ST. % has tal-h. re that tte c.--tan.l7
increasing evils Of --sti.1 gro iearfu ~
rat.i oY be Too .r-e use Of clfharu,-. I4s
All-rtc tlHelair a. .t.t -e- uir a Hl.trn #
dysl -Pt'.s 10y t4ll. -tt.i.i-i .-s i ute Dr---
tie fitlar-i.s increase ta- .rritlrill.y ana b. DEL
trate che strength go. One digestive organs.
The J .i- ae~ offered are sF-citiIv q. r1-- ~
ALA tins Irrira1iiitf -lt ar -H- zane Itmc e.
iuvisoTate ana Strengthen GID t-r iul-ii.as q E-
gczti1u, ahie taey sre selde laxative Thcy
are ,1 mia a1i insl- .r4tilg tast ele ls le- le-
minicd oy any ilss-reeaHl- effects chat he hiss
taken medicine
Business Men Students. Professional Neu. Fe
males, all persons leading a ccadnsI CT seaea
tary lie shoald try them.
The undersigned Physicians chcerfully certify
O the high professional standing Of Dr. Colby a
Stanstead. one Of the oldest ana best Physician
aud % the excellent qualities 81 Dis Anti-costive
and Tonic Pill" which We have used IN cur prao-
tice, and highly approve.
,. b. Glssoy, 81 D.. Dunbar. G. L
l- Z. CcrTcy, u. D. tcvansFlll
CHAELEs BRows, VI . T.,
S. S. IcsrEE, N. D, Bronze
NoHEAH CLEvELAsn, NJ. r B1ruston
N IEyKs, NJ. D,
C. ". CovLEs. N. T.. TO- .-stssi.
joss MEiGs, n. q,
icsEru BKsApos, i. L.. ,ur-eon i. y .
bEsJAEIy DAHoS, N. T.. Coatica1k.
LEvuEL kcHsosn. =. r.. Derby Line.
3 q GLNEs ". ID. Compton. T.. T.
q o. SoNERs, ~ L.. MaEoc - F.
j. c. RUTHERFORD. 81 D., Newport. VI.
Prepared BY DR.. 81. COLBY
stansteal, C.. E. and Derby L-re. Va.
sold whore medicine Is selE generally
August n. l,6l. t-u
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oGDENsBURGu RAILROAD.
wIYTEE ARRANGEMENT.

AN and aftor Nov. 25, 1851, Passenger Trains
~ will run as follows Sundays excepted)-
GOING EAsT.
MAm.-Leave Ogtenshurgh at ll-5O A. H.
stopping at all stations (iiue at Malone, 2.4e),
arrive at Houses Point al D 90 p. n. connecting
with Night Trains with NpsHa8 NispiHg Cars
attached and cars for Montreal, arriving at Bos-
ton and New FORK early next day.
GONG wEsr.
MAm-Leave Boston and New York at 500 P.
NJ, arriving a. Rouses Point al 7.45 A. n, Malone
lO.4O N, Potsiam Junction p. a =. n, Og-
densburgh 2 90 P. n, connecting with the Grand
Trunk Railway and LAKE Ontario Steamers, and
Ottawa and Prescott Railway for the West and
North.
The Trains connect at P5.silm Junction with
Trains AZ the P0tsdam and Natert0Wn Railroad,
at Mooers Junction with Trains Of the Platts-
burch and Montreal Railroad.
CID. Y. HOYLE, suPt
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FFvHE Ascariies CT Pin Worms, ttc removal ..
4 which has ever ba7iel The skill Of tle ia
eminent physiciars, and universally clu-' cred .-
them o. beyond the resch % medicine are cr,i-a-
expelled from the human system by the ne
Or. 2. G. Could Pin Worm srrur
q Cure ViG-vGr'sd az rre~f oaz..
Hi1 0ferdtd ~ t1rer'r-fat~ toarr.
ibis syrup Is purely a vegetable rrer---..
and harmless with the youngest child.
rcH-.--Iuteuse itching, biting ali il..-.
Do the lower part Of the rcctum and about the ---
often mistaken Ior The piles) 6lsa-rlalti- sr-.-
zion Iu Inc epiCastr.c region or lower part .- -.
bowels, restioszuess, waksfulaeas. stlrtlr- chi
sore tuiinE in the SLEEP. l4i---n-. and ult --...
qucuty spasms or Its.
CtuuoS.-The genuine hi. the name. ' I-. .
%. dould's Pin Worm syrup. blown il ca-- or.
tis, bis portrait and fac smile Of his =I--s----
IN the wrapper
uEHVET & MOORE. P--r-H.
Address GEO. c. GOODWIN a CO..
and j. Marshall 3d.. Boston. l-ls...
General q gents fer New EuE.ar.
Sold Iu Eurli-stcl ly A. C. SPEAR and Il b. .
EolI & CO.
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toyDONFXUIBITiON.

LONDON EXUIBlTiON.
RETURN TICKETS. LONDON AND BACK
FIRST CLASS, sioo
THIRD CLASS, s""'
STEAM wEEKLi BE
IEs TWEEN NEF YORK AND
NzMSEA LlvEk POOL lsndiis ana
g375 49, embarking passengers ~
QUEENSTOWN, Qreland.) Tho Liverpool, -
Yo-L and philadelphia Siesmsh Company me-
dssnatching their full POW tree Clyoe-ouii' S''~
GIasrow-saturdny, July 9Th.
CITY of BaltimOre-Safurday, july l.
Enthusiastically July 18Th
and every Saturday. at Noon, from Pier A. NORM
River.
FIRST CABIN, $500 srEkRAsB, ss sS oS
A. N London. $4,000 do to London So ~ ,o
s,ssrace Return Tickets, good for months soV,OO
passsnrers forwarded to Paris, Havre' nam
-. R-e,nen. Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c, 81 IT,
dueed through fares ....- f,,.,d,
-P,rso5s wishing to bring out their 1rlshuA
c,r bpv tickets here at the following rates 70 e
Yort Prom Liverpool or Queenstown tlIs'
csbi, SIS SIS and 500. SJeerase from Liver
rooI $40. 90. From Queenstown SSO'OO' 49,
Tbsse steamers have supei or aecomInoda'i '''
for nssseprsrs, and larry exPt fenced surgeon
Tbev are built in " ater-tight ron sectioh7' ANN
bave Patent Fire Al nihilators N board,
For further Information apply at the company
Offices. - Y
HN.DRURY, Agent, Darlington
March 4.
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Trains GOING NoR1h AND WEST

lhAlNh HnlN0 -NbhAh AM W h1A
Leave Burlington at 80 M, as A. n, and
3 30 ?. NJ.
Nail TRAIN leaves Boston al 80 A. NJ, via
Lowell, Lawrence or FitchbuIg. Leaves Spring
field, at IS A. NJ, Bellows Falls u IS PM,
connecting at WhiteRiver Junction with Northern
Railroad from Boston, and with PassumDsic Rail
road for and from 81. Johnsbury and Littleton
arriving at Burlington at As Pm. and st.Albans
at 80 P. NJ. Ogdensburgh at ? 50 A. NJ, and
Montreal at 10 50 P. NJ.
Accommodations Tram leaves Mortified at e
A. NJ, and Burlington al IS A. NJ, for Rousei
Point and Montreal.
NIeHI EXPRESS TRAIs, leaves Bellows Falls a.
| 9 10 2. NJ. receiving passengers from Vernon
| Valley Railroad leaving New York at 90 A. NJ.
/ and from Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston OF
/ P NJ, connecting at White River Junction will
/ train leaving Boston at 80 7. NJ, vi
/ Lowell or at 5 90 P. N. via Lawrence. Leave
/ White River Junction at II So P. NJ, ar
irving at Burlington at 20 A M, Rouse's POin
at Z 20A. NJ, Montreal at 10 90 AN, and 0gdens
/ burch at y 40 P. N. connecting with Gran
/ Trunk Trains for Detroit, Chicago and the West
Sleeping Cars attached to both the Nigt
Express trains running between Bouses Point az
Boston.
Through Tickets foE Chicago and the West fc
sale al the principal stations
G. MERRILL, sapt.
stAlbans. Vt. May "a, 1852
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W AsH-NGTON, july !

A scouting party from Catlett's Station
proceeded towards NdrrentOn yesterday, and
on reaching that place, found it occupied by
about 500 rebel cavalry.
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100000

ENVELOPES, good assortment for sale whole
IL sale and retail, at
HUNTINGT0N's.
July ,, 1862.
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLI-
VAN RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, Juve %, 1862.
TRAINS GOING sourH AND EAsT.

TRAINS GOING SOuTH AND EAsT.
Leave burlington at Is A. NJ, IS a. N. and
SIS N.
MAIL Train leaves Rouses Point so A. NJ,
st. Albans at 80, Burlington at Is A. NJ, con
Meeting at White River junction with trains for
and from Wells River, St. Johnsbury and Little
ton, and with Northern K. r. for Boston Lowell,
Worcester, &C., and connecting at Bellows Falls
with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, and with Yer
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield, New Hs-
ven and Newly ork arriving in New ork at 10 10,
/ ?. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point at s O5
| A. NJ, for Burlington and Mortified. Connec-
/ ting at Burlington with boats for Whitehall, &c.
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Ogdensburgh at II co
| NJ, Montreal at 90 p. NJ, Rouse's Point 10
| Pm. arriving in Boston at 40 A. NJ, connect
! ing at Bellows Falls will Cheshire Railroad fol
/ Boston and Worcester, and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield and New Haven, and
arriving in New " rk at 20 P. NJ.
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French Protestant Institute
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
REV. y. CYR. PRINCIPAL
MONTREAL, q. ?.

,x,UF ,Jv,Btares offered 10 this Establishment
for the ACQUISITION q Trench are very great
as this language is spoken constantly BY the mem
bers Of the family and pains are spared iof tAe
thorough and rnpil advancement Of the pupils
REFERENCES.
Rev Goedbv. Montreal
Al Cor-oe Nidilebury, VI
Hon L. Lansing, Naterto"n' w. l.
Vev 1. Howard Rutland, Vt
= e. Nichols, ESQ,
q Upnpbrevs. ESQ. Auburn, ". Y.
Rev Z. Pesse, D. D., Rochester ~ /
Rev. \. B. Anderson DID,
Rcv Baron STOW, b. D., Boston, Mass
Lev. +. = Kirk, D. D.
Ecv. Or. Turnbui, Hartford Cenn-
a. q " samson. D. D. Washington, d. C.
&C. E. Howard. Esq, sprnshell' Mas
Nov. Dr. sheldon, IT y ~
Ex-Msyor Woodruff. Quincy ILL.,
Montreal, April q. lst-. dsw
JUsT RECEIVED by Express, Black and
- Checked CHINA clLhi Black ami bite
Checked BONNET sILh; Plain
BONNET SILk> and RIBBONS
al colors.
ALSO.
foil sss1Ttmeui
ut HAGLASS and JACKET
lt1ih Plain and Plaid Cloths. Call
AMI Gee st WARD hAHL'" 80
Nay .d da"
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Sewing MachineImprOYementS

- herewith illustrate further I'M r. '--' u
- addei TO the Wheeler VAS 90 ewing
machine. namely. tie "trli3rr" device iar = W.
Ing braid OF cord upon any Kind of fibre l1e
braid or cord y, Is passed through the n1ie, .a'
fsee encravinE) Of the ordinary glass pres er 10
Of the machine and stitched upon the fabric, -
Ia tie most elaborate dessus wlthuut a1y pfe'i-
cas- basting. Its value D. hes- s7t t1iil l la1y
hand as follows
"A new Improvement has lately Teen 1liri Co
the Wheeler 4 Wilson machine (wuic1. ty TIE
war. We considered long ego &C. be as nearly per-
feet as any human contrirdnce could BED beng az
attachment for sewing braid upon cla-1, SAX %
any material II sny of our friends nave ottn
through the tedious operation Of traidnS c-.li-
reus dresses they viii realize the great teliei thai
awaits them in this invention TIE braid follows
the needle with perfect accuracy taking any clfi
desired 60 that the most Intricate pattern may oe
braided with great uPdity. Every LADY may
now possess one Of those lovely ca1mbiay i-'rn-
ire robes. embroidered il wines AID lahyrintns %
waite braid which have derctoic-r ia'lcn 90 the
Iat only OF the m.st industrious aud 1919 .liHuz-
Fo- summer dresses nothing can De- o.. r. elegant
and becoming. We bail this improvement O. O.
confirming evidence O. o. q good tl-- e -li-- l'l
the ladies one and all. AMI wl may o. W-.l ne
c.uie the gentlemen. for there VAL tHut.Ie-s pe
an immediate harvest of elaborate smoking cfps,
and velvet slippers embroidered with GOA braid
Long live the sewing machine - N.-'Hf7
IH7str11-
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FARM FOR SALE.

( Fcts1am. ST. Lawrence Co.. y l. Mr.
= A-nas Clark oilers ior sale his h1ms farm. yit-
Eated one m'le t.om FCtsism village Ii con-
tains 3O7 acres, j. well watered bg a rsy.r fail
ing stream has on u a small sugar orchard.
young apple orchard, large fine dwelling house.
carriage house. and ether cut buildings, a good
farm dwelling house, cheese house, barns, sheds
gran4ries &c. The arm is in a Ugh state Of cul-
tiTaiion and the buildings sud fences in perfect
repair Forty cows and ether stock, with daily
farming AMI sagaring utensils, may be had with
the farm Ths whole OF any part Of the purchase
money, II satisfactorily secured, may remain On
Interest as long a. desired. Apply to
5. B. GORDON.
Potsism, St. Lawrence Co., n. Y
June.ls, lssg dswlw3m,
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500 BOUNTY IN GOLD
xSrILL be paid at the end Of enlistment To-
EVERY UNITED STATES SOLDIER
EyLIsrISe WITH
JOHN W. JONES, L. :. 4.
100 three years Men wanted

For the L. =. Army iliiltllaLti!'
Recruiting once open at Buriin t"A'
Fverv man enlisting from this vicinity will be
ts.s5 IN one Battalion. Every soldier Wll DC
nm, In uniform, a new and elegant blue BLACK
10th suit at once at Burlington, Vt ray com
,-sDces the dav o. enlistment, and will he SO
per month, and all the
EXTRA PAY AND BOUNTY LAND
Granted BY Congress to the volunteers VIII pc
,.-ants4 to these Regulars. Good clothing and
f,od an quarters snd medical attendance are
ri fres q, .Aarse A soldier Is not at one Gems
~ srnense himself after enlistment Any
nrudent man ,aa save, besides ample srendins
money,
$500 ANDA FINE Farm
Of 100 ACRES OF BOUNTY LAND az the en-
Of three years service. mart young men VII
he promoted to CoTpOrals and Sereants, and may
ultimately rise to be Commissioned Urcers, a. INT
law urovides that one-third Of all the Commi'
stoned Ohcers shall be promoted fron the ranks
and We have nov 10 appoint over -JO eerseant
I'D Corporals -Four SECOND LIrurES ANS haF'
alre,dv been taken from the ranks IN this Reg
ment.
Every old soldier knows that lh- beguia
ssi1ierg f,re better than the Volunteer 4lel
have thoroughly drilled officers, plenty o. goo
clothes and food, and are never sent into olitf
until thoroughly drilled and TT for service Al
nv men will b. taken % Fort Hamilton, az Nc'
York City, and there drilled for tAIee % i.u
months. before going 90 Washington.
JOHN IS. JONES, United state army
I2th Regiment Recruiting Jfees
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-.usd;ss of the kind have been tried in vain. 1's
NAV seem Incredible but if it fail IN any case '"e
money OVER WE 4 TWO TTiS THOUSAND BOTTLES
have now been sold without sinsie
failure when taken as directed, and Nlt n ~
The least injury to health in any case. ID II II
mi mn in bottles Of three different Strengths WIZ
tull directions for using, and sent ny express
closely sealed 10 all parts Of the country.
PRICES-Full strength, $40; hall strength
Is. quarter strength, 50 per bottle.
55rRemember This medicine is designed e1-
presslv for obstinate cases, which all other rem
diem Of the kind have failed to cure; also that II
is warranted represented IN every s.-,
nrice will be refunded. y Beware OF limitations
None warranted unless purchased directly OF "
NJ. or at his Office. Prepared and sold only Al
n Na,.ison's Remedial Institute for Special DIS
eases. No. rs Union Street, Providence. L. l.
-Ss-rbis s1yecialty embraces all diseases oil a
r-iTate nature both Of men and Women,oy a Iesu
arly educated physician OF twenty years il4'
3 giving them his whole attention
Consultations by letter or otherwise a J,
s,rjetlv confidential, and medicines Will be SEM
nv EXPRESS, secure from observation. 70 al laru
81 The limited States. Also, accommodations loi
Ladies from abroad wishing for secure and lie'
/ Retreat and good care until restored 10 health
Caution.-It has been estimated tlst oIo'
two hundred thousand dollars are paid to swim
I
| without ant bsnsff to those who pay H. All I'M
comes from trusting, tsifhoH inquiry, to nen Wn'
are alike destitute Of honor. character OF shill
whose only recommendation is their own iAl-e am
extravagant assertions IN prase OF i'5eJ
| H. therefore, you would arotd bang 5H~bH9yea
| take M mans word. no matter whaf his prst"
slou, ar, but MAKE INQUIRY: it viii COS
Won nothing. and may save you many regrets
for, as advertising physicians, in nine cases gu
OF ten. are bogus, there Is no safety N
~ ~ them unless YOU know trho and UAal the.
| are.
~Dr. ". viii send free, by enclosing on
tam a. above, a pamphlet on DISEASES OF W o
MAN, and on pvirass disessss generaty' gym
| full information, Eiih the most undouoted refer
ences and testimonials, without whieA, no al'si
! -. -L,si,io- ~ medicine q this kind Is de
serving any confidence, 'ohatevsr.
EOrders by mail promptly attended
| =, - =. 80 Decl
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To Business Men.
Rare Chance To make n Profitable
Investment.

Rare Chance To make n Profitable
Investment.
UNHE SUBSCRIBER, owing to i'll health, and
u consequent inability to attend to business,
offers his whole property in the Village Of Bur
ington, VT, for, sale, consisting Of
ONE BRICK DIV ELLING-HOUsE, IN
good repair, with Barn and Garden attached.
ALso,t THE STOCK OF GOODS IN
CHINA HALL, comprising large and
weIl-seleeted assortment Of Crockery, China,
GLASSWARE, Psper-Hangings, dc, &c. This
Store was established in Is47, and is the larg
est House this side OF Troy, aud commands an
extensive and profitable trade-trhoesale snd
re;aiL
ALSO, THE STOCK OF MILLINERY
GOODS. in the Store No. lac Church St.
The above property is very desirable, and will
be SOLD CREAP-Toms Easy.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
at Chine Hall, $50 Church street.
:. = BROWN
Burlington, VT, May 81, 1862.
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iENllI- is an Improvement over all other kini
as It adjusts itself O. aLy size article, from
handkerchief to- bedquilt. aad viii not get QUE
Of order. Cur machine Is made Of wood, viii
rubber hauis. whish we warrant not 90 break %
stretch hall an inch In two years tuotvithstar.
ing what other manufacturers saw, AMI our name
Is plainly marked on each machine. ANY one
purchasing can retarn 10 after one months use
and get the money they paid for IL II not satisfied
E1r ISLE Wholesale and Retail. by HALET
MORSE a BOYDEN, over Worcester EairoaI
Depot, Albany Street, Boston.
J. I. briusmaid, Church ST., Agent FOR The sale
Of the above wIinssr at Burlington. Vt
June H.. WI
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MRS. S. S. BROWN.
New York Bonnet Store,

zFOsT respectfully informs her nulerous Gus
VI TONERS that she has on hand a ch e ass II
meut Of
FRENCH
FALLaud WINTER BONNETs,
Which she will ofer at prices below any other
house in the trade. One call will suffice 90 con
vince al that this stock stands unrIvalied for
richness of material, benuty saa variety OF de-
sicn. uur term are c 4 +, II
Nfs. BEuwS returns her sincere thanks ief
her greatly incrrased custom, and having arti-ts
and talent II the first stilitv % assist her, she
feels assured that she can give increased sstislac
ti1n O. al iavorin- her with Oh patronage o.
no pa:us c- trouble viii be spa. o. please she
has engaged regardless Of c1 cnse, trimmer
from the celebrated establislmf of Mdl. berncr
Of Broadway, New York who Is an artist Of the
first ability, a1d who takes cha. &c ot, and super
intends her work exclusively for fashionable
trade o. which We can Sulruut perfect satis-
faction. ar1- p. = bho" a.
1872. Church ST., Burlington, IT,
Oct. &C.
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4 Great Bargain.

E0R SALE, a gold watch-hslvy fine gold
hunting case, elegantly chased superior
French movement; runs days with once
winding good time-keeper and e handsome
thing-with vest chain attached. Owing to cir
cumstsnces not necessary 10 mention, the owner
offers it at an asioashnsgly iov Pnes for leash or
approved paper"
Another such chance TO obtain a superior watch
at less than rhoiesals prios may not occur in
tury.
The watch may be seen and price learned by
inquiry Of L. A. EDGELL.
Burlington June 10th. davtf
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