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Who would have thought . year ago,
We should have been where VIC are
now?
But time would fail me to relate
One half the strange events Of fate
How old EFF u. and all his crew,
As hard as they could buckle to,
Worked for their ends, yet shouted out
LET US alone, how thick about
Fort Pickens frowning walls they
swarmed
Six months ago-it not yc. harmed.
How Beauregard went flying round
Like will-o-wisp on marshy ground
Dead or alive, until he lit
Near Manassas, and stays there yet.
How Gen. Greeley took the field
And forced the rebels quick to yield,
Sacked Richmond, and in twenty days
Won every fght--sinis,er-ways'
How brave Old Gen. Scott resigned
In body weak, though strong in mind,
And Little Mac was given command,
And holds all still. with iron hand
Fremont campaign, and how he tried
To bear The stock Of Rebel pride,
By keeping down their Price; and bow
The telegraphic stories flew,
"Fremont's removed for lack of skill
"HeW stay" "IIc's gope" lie hasn't, but
vW.~
How old Nirginny. with deepest woe
Saw the wool" Hy-fo Fort Monroe.
Til now is heard on every hand
The music Of the "contra-band.
How fights AMI skirmishcs were won.
By each side, and sometimes by none.
What splendid time the rebels made
When Dupont called at Hilton Head
And how they swallowed Union sass
Shelled out ike peas from Hatteras
And-hinctcenth wonder of the age
Hollins' exploits con the rampage"
How traitors by the score were caught,
And unlike leoPards, changed their spot.
How Capt. Wilkes clapped heavy paw
On Mason and Slidell, and saw
Them safe on board his ship, which lay
In convenient" place and way.
( And how the English lion roared,
"A fearful wildfowl when he's stirred
Demanding PREPARATION straight
For insult to his flag and State.
/ While Jonathan with courteous bow
Said WANT those traitors. do you, now?
IN give EN- back as quicks you please,
"Glad you've come round to my idces.
"'Bout rights of neutrals and all sech.
And I've no use for either wretch"
How Charleston met fearful fate,
Fire within and walled-up gate.
For since no reasoning can move
What virtue lies in stones, VIC Prove
With many an other wondrous thing.
Which you won't hear aud / shan't sing
Time with lis steady creeping wave
Too soon brings change over all things
fair,
But when storms ofwar DER its bosom rave
How fercely suddc1 the changes are
\ young man stood by his grandsirc's side,
As the old man told Of the days gone
by, 1861.
And the death Of his hero-mates, and cried :
"How glorious on the field to die "
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SURE CURE FOR BLEEDING, BLIND

SURE CURE FOR BLEEDING, BLIND
AND ITCHING PILES,
SCROFULA, Salt .Bheum, and Diseases II the
skin. One bottle warranted 20 cure il as
cases. if not, Dealers parfieu,ly repeated 70
refund n, MONEY. Only Eve bc.u.. in thousand
returned. ani!thsse we're confirmed .Fis,uls. Hun
drsds Of letters and certificates are nov in the
proprietoI's possession. whieh;oan. be.scen on ap
plication. send for Circular. Prepared BY
HENRY D. F0WLE,. Chemist, II Prince street,
Boston. Sold By nll Druggists. Certificates with
each bottls. Price, 81 per bottle. vl2m6
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saturday, will leave tomorrow. Tuesday
FOX Liverpool, taking out in her Ne SIS.
Mason and Siiieil
Tie iersia' nov In the ST. Lawrence River
wall come to Boston and take the place Of
ihe Niagara iyr Wednesday the regular
sailing day.
TIC i'r sident aud D.ractUrs Of the B4uss
Il this ci'T held iasetins this morning ara
resolved t. scsper- specie payments iyI;l
with
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-03

Photographs Of al iIs di4faiys,s5,s ,tsa II n,
eou1f'y can be furnished for these albums, incIu,
ding Lincoln, Mcclellan. Scott, Bank. Lyon.
Butler Ellsworth, Siesel. Hunter, " ool Fremont,
Commodore Pudding, Capt Wilkes. Col. Multi
gan, Person BrOwnlow, and uauy other eminent
general AID state men + the Uuion cause, tyye.
ther with Photographs OF Js1. Davis. Beaure-
gard, Gen. Bragg, Ben. McCulIoch, Mason. S!i.
dell, and others # the rebel leaders
One Of these Albums containing - Or 100
Caffes De Tisfe Of friends, .elatiyes, Or eminent
characters made in MILLER'S BESTSFYLE.
forms one Of the most appropriate and elegant
holiday presents. The largest variety of
BACK GROUNDS,
BALUSIRADES,
COLUMNS.
DC, &c, &.
For Carries DE VISITE of any establishment
this side Of New York.
EPictures Of crey tiaa taken in tho beat
o'st5ls nlzao. =
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The bank, Of q is of,y nav. resolved to
sutiead specie Iyneu.~, b. consequences OF
Suspension :. New y IL
NEW YoRs, Dee. 90.
Many Banks are paying specie as usual
bile others aTs paving small suns to Gus
TONERS, There is little demand. howeveI.-
Arrangements have been made for an adj
vance ef specie by banks TO pay portion of
the State debt and iateres. thereon due Jan.
1t
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YAsnINeroN. De


Nj. Seward replies to Lord Lyon, by wnom
nc was furnished a copy Of Earl Russell,
letter, and states that the despatch has been
submitted to the President,
The National latelb9nog, IN an article
apparently seLli-oilcial, says that tho sur.
render of Mason and Slidel has tie unani-
nous approval Of the Cabinet
FORTRESS Monroe, Dee. -.
As the steamer Express, which runs be-
tween Old Point and Newport News, was
leaving the latter placs this morning tug
va seer of SVcll's Point. She bore d COM
mOdore's blue Fenaant, which Vas Mistaken
for iIg Of truce, bat ON the ,xpres, NJ
living within range she fred shct across
meg .oFs. followed by 7ey.ral shells. The
gr.'e-t Consideration Er,ya.l,t lor
2 sb.r- time On hoard tie EzIItss, Vlici D
rm-d. I'd the sclUon.- Sherwood
,uI .r' ra brue water iron Ms Pn
" N'i-. rs at the tune j. tow. Na
- g.. Sherwood was iml .i4tei,
... . tl .-r crew Of IN en- WHO e-c 7.,i
~ ...ll boat to NewPor, News. TIE syao. .
n-rcrif down with the tide and wac taken
r,-so ... II BY the rebel tug and lowed e.
Caney 1 land, Her Captain stuck TO her
aud VA made I prisoner. Tie tug made its
appearance a second time but the E1-
press had crowded all the steam On
and reported the circumstances to tie ing
ship. AiteI a long delay, half dozen gun
boats got ready and stoaming towards the
scene, threw a few shells into Sewell's Ioint
and Pig Point, but without effect, as far as
it is known, But for the Inexcusable
delay in the gun-boats getting 10
The spot the tug might
have been intercepted and the schooner
eaved She had valuable force pump On
board. The loss is about $4,000. The
schooner belonged to Assistant Quartermas-
ter Noyes.
The steam frisate Brooklyn arrived from
Phil4d lphia this afternoon
4 dlg o. truce was sent down tins alter
noon. bat We nave 10 ness.
An Eote from Gen. Huser 10 zen. Wool
announces that lie is ready to start 90
prisoners down j mes River from Richmond
by ia Of truce whenever they will be re-
ceiycd' Gen. Wool will send flag of truce
to meet them thursday or Friday next. No
lis. Of thoss t. be released has get been re-
csiye1
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MAsnINGroN. Dec. 81.

Recent reconnoisances from Gems. Smith
and McCall's divisions, show that the enemy
has strong picket guard beyond Drains
vile, but no troops at that place.
HA1rFAz. Dec, 81.
Wirl,ke prepArati rs continue unarated,
hut the Amy and Navy Gazettc OF the 2lst
says that no mora are likely to be placed
under orders until hostilities are actually
declared. The steamer Cleopatra would
leave Liverpool on the 2ist for Queenstown,
there 10 embark 500 meu % the 18th regi-
ment The Magdaleno would embark about
1000 men at Southampton on the 2lst. The
Parana with about 1000 Of Scots Fusilier
Guard. left Southampton on tho H0tb for
British North America. The mail steamers
Of the Peninsula and Oriental Co, number
ing about fifty, were to be armed and made
capable resisting privatesrs in case Of war.
The gunboats in the second class reserve at
Portsmouth,, had been ordered TO he fitted
out Immediately
LoSDoS, Dec. q.
Consol, closed at 20 % Sc, 90 IL for
m0nsy-
HyLHAx, Dec. 81.
The steamships Airiatic and Persia have
arrived here with troops. Tho sleame-
Cleopatra and Plrana are likely to be he-c
to-day.
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II, and B0sion Telegraph 60.

TIVE ANNUAL MEEII.iG of The Tzsxox1
L lsp BosToS IELKezAPH CcyF4Sy viii be held
at the American Hotel, Burlington,
January I'D. 1892, Ct s o'elook, =. b. for
the purpose Of electins Directors fcr the year
ensuing, ard for the Transaction cf am oths- bu-
siness which may be properly brought before
IL. q. ". BENEDICT. Secretary.
burlington. Jan. l. lsc2. daw lsv2w
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Married.

In Huntington, Dec. p, 1851, by /. v. Batcs,
ESQ, Charles n. Wait, of Faystop, 10 Mi,, Mary
A. Peires, Of Huntington.
A. Richmond, by Rev. {. b. Trsey, Mr. Edwin
J GIoyd, Of Milton. ard F-ruie c. Dew, Of Rich
rlor6.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND Expt-

RlEvcE on Az IsvALrD. Published for the benef
and az a warning and caution to young NEE
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature De
cay, etc. supplying al the same time, the means
Of seIf.Cure. by one who cured himself after be-
ing put to great expense through medical impo-
.itiou and quaokery. Single copies may be had
Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings County, Y. Y. by enclosing a
postpaid addressed envelope. v20n3
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Special dispatchos from Washington state
that Mason and Slidell 90 in the Steamer on
Wednesday week, when the Niagara sails
from Boston
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Join CARANA,s ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT. To all persons con-
rfsTnIcr or cHIrrEnEs.s IS cerned in the estate Of
John Cabana. late Of Colchester, in sAid Dis
trict, deceased, directing.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, with
in AM for the District Of Chittendsn, on the 9th
day Of December A. d. 1861, an instrument,
supporting to be the last viii and Testament Of
John C45ans late Of Colchester, 10 sld Dis
trici, decs svd, presented to the Court afoTe-
said for Probite. An. IT is ordered by said Court
that the lst day Of December A. u. 1851, ct
the Probate Court Rooms in said Burlington, Is
assigned for proving slii Iustrlmrn,; and that
notice thereof be give e. all persons concerned,
by publishing this orllr three weeks successfully
in the &C Press. newspaper printed at said
Burlington, previous to the time appointed.
Therefore. you are hereby notified 10 appear
before said Court, at the time and place Afore-
said, aud contest the probate Of said will, if you
have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said
District, this eth day Of December, A. d. 1851.
wglWJ D. FRENCH, Register.
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CUITTENDEN co. TEACHERs'
ASSOCIATION.

III VIE ntAl Inttlih. OF Nlls ht.0pistIVl ' II %
y held at Milton Falls on Friday and satur.
dsy, tho 10th aud lth Of January next.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Friday AZ II O'clock am, Adiress By RsT. G..
c. Parker, Of Waterbury.
At o'clock p. n, ADDRESS BY Rev. ). Il. Wor-
cester Of Burlington.
60 o'clock P. u, Addrsss by Rev. ], W.
Hough, Of Willis,ou.
Saturday at 81 o'olock :. N, Address b. 7. T.
Isaveus, 4. E., OF Hias.hurgh.
1t II C'cloek e. u, address by Rev. J. X.
Caaverse, Of Burlington.
At 2 o'clock .. NJ, closing AGi-ess b. J, 5
Adams, Esq, Of Burlington.
All those who are interested in he cause {!
Common School instructions, and especially Teach
tr=,.tr9 ear-ts.iy invited 10 attend.
Us. CILLEY, Cor. Sec
Dee .!Ib, l66i. u26v2
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Sent on her gathering regiments,
And every one man.
The famous Seventh followed close,
And soon the patriot host
Swept round orr Nations Capitol
Despite the rebel boast
Which still reared out insultingy
Ere June's hot sun is near
Wen chase the coward Yankees out
As wolves the flying deer"
Then broke a glorious beam of light,
The sweet blue sky was seen
Through clouds Of darkness and off
That came our sun between.
! CFsprang nation into arms
The teamstcr left his vain.
The smith forsook his anvil
And the carpenter his plane,
The student dropped his books, the man
Of ease forsOok his chair,
The farmer joined a regiment
And found the merchant there
Names sturdy lumbermen gave DER
To fell the giant pine:
Rhode Island, Governor and all,
Came wheeling into line.
New Hampshire from her hills sent down
Her sons as dour rs they,
And thousands poured from out the sweep
OfMassachusetts Bay.
Vermont in peace reposing
Beside her fair Champlain
Sprang to her feet and quick the days
OF Allen came again,
The Adirondac hunters took
Their rifles true and tried
To join the fifty thousand sons
New York sent from her side.
From out Ohio's countless towns
And Illinois broad plains.
From Indiana 5 fertile sweeps
And Minnesota rains,
From sweet Iowa Of the West
And lake grit Michigan,
And from Wisconsin came the hosts
Al pressing to the van.
While swift a lightning wings could bear
The patriot message forth,
Our Gold crowned sister babe God speed
The Frcemen of the North.
Strange daisies bloomed upon the fields
Within a single night,
Strange blades the iust.plowei wheat field
showed
When came the morning light.
They were Wars blossoms, and they held
The seeds of fearful death,
Nor disappeared they as they came
But spread with every breath,
Til ere Defenders SHOWS came down
Clear up Atlantics side,
Across to far Missouris plains
\ cirdle long and wide
OF camp fires bears the Sword Of Law;
And when it strikes the foe
The might Of half a million men
j. given to the blow.
Twas more than eighty years
One sunny April day ago
That swift the news flew DER the land
How in the morning gray
On Concord green the British la.
Had split our fathers blood.
y ilclng tyranny they showed
\ ireeman's hardihood
Not greater anger filled the soul,
OF out forclatbers then.
Than swelIcl the hearts of an the North
April nineteenth again -
Whom flashed the news Of martyr-desths
Oar wide dominion DER
s " sachusatts fought her way
Through bloody Baltimore.
And ON, what grief and shame We felt
That sad Manassas davf
And how We mcunci when Ellsworth fell.
Crowned with flmo's brightest rsy
And Lyon lighting in the van,
Aud baker mongst his men
By the Potomacs siic--alas
How halrtl5 were ruined then
Weep tor the dead, yc fair
For the brave and loved ones, sigh
Mourn, mothers, for your sons gone down
On haue6eids 10 die
Mourn for the hopes cut down,
Ere the ripening time drew nigh
Weep for the forms and the noble hearts |
Cold, on the field that lie
Yet bind your bleeding hearts,
Bid yelling tears be dry
The dead call back lis glorious
For country's sake to die :"
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DISEASE, nF MoMEN.-p

DISEASES OF WOMEN.-DR. MAINS
On attends exclusively 10 the treatment Of PrUlfs
Dps1,'f and the special Diseases Of WOMEN, at
his REMEDIAL IysuTUrs for Special Diseases at
No. q Union st., Providence, r. 1. See bis sd-
ve1tisonon, of TIE GaELr IyDIAS REMEDY ToH
FEMALES in this paper.
Nov. p. daWly
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silver VI are
HOl For the land of Cotton,
NOW OR NEVER.

THREE CHEERS TOR THE GALLANT 5rH.
THIRTY-THREE MEN WANTED
To CIT the Tanks Of The Chittenden County Com
pany, now being recruited for the Vermont
Seventh Regiment. Those now desiring
TO avail themselves Of the liberal pay and bounty
offered TO the Uolunteor soldier, must 10 so at
once o. the Regiment will 50 into Camp in less
than two weeks, when 50 such opportunity will
again occur.
so PER MONTH, Subsistence and Clothing
given to every enlisted man. In case Of sickness,
in addition to the above the Be-, Of 1,sdier assist
Al . giv,- free of eRIrgc.
These extraordinary Inducements are being
promptly accepted, and all desiring to avail them
selves Of them, must Do AZ once.
In arms and equipage this Regiment will be
excelled by acne. None but able-bodied men be-
tween the ages of Is and IS years need apply.
Remember, pay begins from date OF
Euli.iment.
ECall upon the subscriber, in the 4rmory Of
the Burlington Light Guard, College street.
D. B. PECK,
Recruiting Of-ss-
Burlin .ton, Vt, Dee. IS, 1861.
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t[diIfE1RddfaiinI
A NEW DISCOVERY.

4 NEW DISCOVERY.
TIVE Ascariles or Pin Worms, the removal
Il which has ever bafled the skill OF thu st
eminent ph ysicians, and univers ally considered
them as beyond the reach Of medicine. entirely
expelled from the human system by the use Of
DIR. 4. G. Goaid's Pin Worm Syrup.
4 Cure WarrqHfcd IN euery case,
Relief afforded IN t,renty-fOur hours.
This Syrup is purely vegetable preparation,
and harmless with the youngest child.
SYNPToNs.-Intensgit itching, biting and distress
in the lower part Of the rectum and about the seat
Coften mistaken for the piles,) Gissgreesble
on in tho epigsstric region or lower part of the
bowels, restlessness, rakefulness, starting and
sore ming in the sleep, flinting, and net unfre-
que uy spasms or fits.
CAUIIoS.-The gennino has the name, DIR. Z.
G. Gouds Pin Worm Syrup" blown in each bot
tle his portrait and fac similo Of his signature
on the wrapper.
HERVEY MOORE, Propris,srs.
Address GEO. C. GOODWIN L CO.,
II and II Marshall ST., Boston, Mass,
General Agents for New England.
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Coughs Gods, Group, Asthma, Wrapping
Cough. Sore Throat. bronchitis, Hoars.-
ness, Iafuea=d, tsrer and Ags,
It isw warranted to re eve Group in f
utes.
To break up a Common cid ia sin
To relieve the Asthma At once.
To cure all coughs and disease OF .. b.
previous TO ulcerAtinu
The matchless success and unp4 ecedented D-pu
ari.y which this remedy has attained in on. ST. It
year, would to be a sufficient guaranty If IFS
xcellency. If any one doubts il let such CIV. II
one trial.
lead the following: From Hon. Levi Under
wood, Lieut.. Governor of Vermont.
Messrs. Z. B. Magoon Co. have used your
Weeks Magic Compound for severe colds and
sore throat, and it has proved efficient remedy.
IL is a valuable accession To the list Of remedies
for colds, coughs, &C
an, &c, Yours,
LEVI UNDERWOOD.
Burlington, Oct. sth, ls5O.
From Hon. Tim thy p. Red6eld. =
By using your weess Magic Compound short
time, was entirely cured Of cue Of the sevvrest
and ..Ost obstinate colus upon NY lungs that
ever xperienced. | znow Of no remedy equal 20
it for coughs and lung mplants generally.
TIdOTHY P. "EDFIELD.
Montpelier, Oct. 18th, I-6O.
From Rev E B. Smith, D. D.. Principal Of New
Hampton Institution.
The Magic Compound which gu furnish 'dm'
last Spring, when was suffering m"sI sew rely
from the effects Of long contiaue-i .'.ll ~ L..
iungs, acted like 4 charm. The r'-h t'fs
taking IT, I shsi less and slept DC p b. 80
weeks before and the use Of 't fan ~4'.-I
the difficulty entirely I houll - i. am ui
preference 70 a. = I have ;rie Slsa si.ull..riy
afflicted.
Yours truly,
L. u. SMITH.
Fairfax, Vt, April =, 1000
H2syrl
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tTCTIOy SALES

IA I'LL be sold at public A1tion On Saturday
w Jan. 1, 1862, Is cords q wood. lsrg,
lot Of packing boxes, . BlacksmithS Bellows,
Anvils, Iron, Steel, &c.
by order Of q. S. BLODdETr,
Capt. Asst. Quprtormaster.
L. A. EDGELL, Auctione.r. dat
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BOsToN, Sept. 50.
by Instructions from Lord Lyons. the
steamship Niagarn, Ehieh eIlyed here On
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BOSTON MARKET.

"Wednesday, January !.
FLOUR Prices Of most kinds declined 2jc per
bbl. on account Of no export demand. Sales Of
common brands Western have been at g. 2j;
fancy brands at s. Is s. AZ; extra at IS so {.
5 IS; and superior at s. 754t 50 per Dbl, inelud-
Ing Canada, GeneEsee, Ohio and Michigsn,-
Corn Meal i. dull at 50 q 3 81. per b5l. In Ry,
Flour the sales have heen small Al ss 81 psr
bbl. for comm n and extra.
GRAIN-Corn, 10 material change. southern
and Western yellow have been sold At 20 72e.
ali Western mixed at 81 6sc per bush. In
Oats there is very little change. The sales Of
Western and Canada have been at a. = 4}c and
choice lots at sc ler bush. Prince Edward Island
are quiO, at 4Os per bush. In Rye the sales have
been small At = s3c Yer bush. White Bean,
are scarce and higher. The sales have been al
g. p. ca per bush. flr extra pea aud mar
roU. Canada Peas have been sold at ~ q so yer
bush. IL Shorts, sales A. si6 30 q. and Fin.
Feed aud Middlings at Sis d p per tou.
PRCVISIONS.-The demand for Pork irgi. tic
trade continues moderate and The sales have been
confined to small lots at = S0a9 20 for prime;
SIS so for mes; and SIaaIt 50 f-T clear.
o.sh and mo-. Beet is frm sni the market sus-
t,ins foil prices. The sales Of Eastern ami Wet
srn aud extra N - have been at az % so per
bbl., cash. Lard il steady. With sales 10 bbls
s-l tie-ces at S! a e, End in Lcss at Toe
per To-. cash and mos. Smoked Hams ars sell
irg a. a &c per u. Ia Butter the sslss havs
been At as 4 zee for good sni extra Mes York
aud Vermont. and u Ice for common. Cheese
is selling At a :, Per Il. o. To quali,y.
WJpL.-Ihe finer grades of fleece Wool are
armer aad bigger with sales Of I5o.OOO J Gee
and pulled At prices ranging from az Sc for
fleece, and &c 5 sc fer No and extra pulled
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NOTICE.

rVHE ANNUAL MEETING of the sAs9-sAR
Il BsIDsE COEPAsT will be held at the Town
In SsaiH,TO, 9a n, third TIius9sy - JaHuary -,y,
! At o'clock p. NJ
W. y. FLETCHER, Secretary.
South Hero, Dec. IS, 1861. Wins
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NEW BOOKS

" sPECTACLES for YCun; Eyes
The Dog Crusoe,-A Tale Of Western Praris;
The Day School Bel, A Singing Book TO-
use in Day Schools
The Sunday Alphabet q Animals"
Walks and Talks
ALSO-Linls LilTaTier-ius. the thing Tor
New Years Present
Reed for sale by Z. A. FULLER.
Dec 9Th, 1851.
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Carries d. iiSitc.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS

ELEGANTLY Bound.
And Of various sizsE. calculated 10 contain from,
twelve to one hundred C--'s, y. Watt.
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32d VERMONT REPORTs.
eUsT received for sale by
y E.A. FULLER.
Burlington, Nov. 18th, 1851.
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Putting behind me all Suggestions of this
kiaa prefer to express my satisfaction that
Oy the adjustment ol the present case uVou
principles confessed By Americana. and yet
as trust mutually satisia .tO-y to
oh nations concerned, q question Is
finally ard rightly settled between thea,
which heretofore exhsusted bot only all
i,rIns OF Foageful discussion. bat als, t'e
HrbitTamens ci war itself, i5r mure than half
q certsys. ,.i.enat.a the two countries from
oaes y;hcr 4 yerpiezed With fear ma
app l.-ssl ,,s all other countries
t. IT persons in question are ROW lid
3" e,iltry custody at Frrt Warren in the
So N4~-.eLrsctta. rhoy wall be cheer,
!,.ir be .a-i. Your Lorlship vii . !, .se
i..a.. -.s "a time and place fYr Receiving. them.
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\ despatch from NJ. ThOuyenel to NJ.
Mercier. French Minister toour Government,
Is also contained in the correspondence, in
N Ilouyenel u-se= that neutral Gag from
ucGrral to another neutral port, covers the
persons ana merchandise it carries, aud
adopts tie principles lald down in The
despatch Of Elrl Russell, to which Mr..
Seward appropriately replied.