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BOSTON MAR X EFT.



FLoUR-ssles at 81 Is a 80 for Western Super
fine ss 81 a : % for common extras; and private
brands at q Il. a : oSi medium extras a, 81 . n
IS and good and choice, including Genesee, Can
ada, Ohio and Michigan. at s. q p Y bhl Corn
Meal i selling at 81 = q 30 y bbl In Rive Flour
sales at IS a a Dbl for common and extra. Buck
wheat Is selling AT 50 ~. a Is Y loom
GRANITE market for Corn Is quite firm. sales
Of Western mixed AZ - n eoc; and Southern and
Western yellow at 81 o. sac y bush. Oats have
been in good demand but close dull. Sales of West
-rn and Cansia at G. a Gee Rye i frmer and
prices are higher Sales at e5 q CSC per bush.-
White Beans have been in steady but moderate de
niand with Gales Of blue pod at 81 30 70 S.; and
marrow and extra pea at a. IS a 70 per bush
Canada peas have been sold at 81 Us a 10 per bush
Shorts have been sold at 81 a . and Fine Peed
and Middlings at ss9 n 20 Y ton.
PROFESSIONALISM il quite firm and has been in
fair demand. Sale at SIC sOaI3 90 for prime SIS
sDle for mess. and sIeaI7 p Dbl for clear. cash.-
Beefis steady and firm with II fair demand Sales
Of Eastetn and Western mess a; sl2 5OGI3; and ex-
IRA mes at sis 5oall Is Y bbl. cash. Lard is firm
and higher with sales in barrels and terces at IOse
and in kegs at ll:c. p n, cash. Smoked Hams are
ceiling at = C. Y To- cash. Hog frmer and have
been selling a, g S7c. Z Ii, as TO quality. Butter
remains quite steady, with sales at 2i6 pc. for good
and extra New York and Vermont, the latter price
only Tor very choice lots and ls9 ele. p n for
mon. Cheeze Is firm and has been selling at ~ 7I3c
= n. ss 70 quality.
Wo0L-The demand for all kind. Of Wool he's
been quite active, and the sales have bsen upward
of GD0.G n Forign and Domestic. The transac-
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THE Era OF GREAT EvENIs.-REAL BENuITs
To HUyAYITT.-This i an era Of grand ideas
and magnificent projects; but. among them all.
here ar. comparatively few which have for their
.im and object the best interests of humanity
New methods of e1peiiting bus;nes are contin-
rally being introduced, but what kind do they
add to the happiness or comfort of mankind >
No:h'n-- One mind. with al ITS powers direct
81 20 rhe ameluorlticn Of suffering, has accom-
plished more for the real good to the race than
III the inventors engaged in the attempt 10
anridge time and space can ever achieve We
7lluie 10 THOMAS HOLLOWAY. whose Pills and
OINTMENT may be ssid to be omnpresent through
cut the world The Pills are working such won
dcTy y cases OF confirmed dyspepsia, that physi-
cisGs everywhere arr compelled TO prs'rihe
rheTu, and the tine il rot distant when, for sll
diseases Of the sioma h and bowels. they will he
ne only preps ration winch any intelligent indi-
-idusl VII dare 10 rs. Millions Of dollars have
heeu expended in msking DR.. Hcloway's modi-
cine known; and they arc known in every land
where there is a written language. In this c0un-
Try they are especially appreciated, for there is
scarcely a complaint incident to our climate tor
which they are not absolute specifics Under
such circumstance. the enormous and ever-in-
creasing demsnd for them scarcely seems extra
ordinary, although it has no parallel in medical
history.--.N J.. Courier.
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Acting Rear admiral,

The pr"' Of the tRrF Pass l. ira dollars
y'sT- We make discount rcom that price
oftventv-f'e cents FIR cc's IN adrq,cc.
u didn't .upg ~, I, w,nIl make any diff
-fe-.noc-' is lie lnswrr Of almost ever, orc
rh,. e.r-,-,:at,,.s printing Office to nav ,or hi.
u.,es*.er. two. four. -ix ,r .irbt vcsl.
-ftsr the rubscrirtion year commenced and
then Is required TO ravthe ad,crti,ed rri,,e I,
-s+rrce hat one. - oo ,y,,Id M, m, to n,,,,b
liHss- nee. hat ,,t, ,rc,,,,,,,~+..l,. .b..-o ,-o
f,. e,ur1rcl mon ubo think .,-.f whom
oss. Je,inon.r, -n,-.,ihcr. are orc-o,,
.E.r,o75 1ouo.-. make. "a ,,,d d.a1or dircr.
,r...
well bavc,,-, heel, IN town l..,,r. ~
r.rri bovc ,.or,o and r,i5 60 ,.u orob,
=, r., ,.. have the r,,..r a, tbc aJt.n.o
mice
TIL, Ill .,-.:.-f- - -. -
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NV NoRR, Jan. y


Special dispatehc> from Washington say
that four refugees from Richmond arrived To-
day having left that City on the 18th iu-,
On their way from Richmond they saw only
Rebel pickct- tais side o. Hanover e. II.
till they reached the lower RapTahannock
There VIE inurh excitement in Richmond,
owing to reports OF immense Federal forces in
North Carolina. AndorsJu's rebel division Of
Jack-)n's corps passed thro' Richmond south
war'l, which fact addedmuch . the excitement
The Merrimao was fully tried and proved
compler, failure. The city is well fortified
at every point but 'gsrrisJncd with only
small number Of men. They have over 100
guns in position around the city. The main
body ofthe Rebel Army said obe about mid
way between Fre,lericksburgh and Richmond
on the Railr',ad. There is said 10 b. con
siderable Unicn sentiment Yet in the city.
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WARRANTED SUPERIOR TO Any

OTHER TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POW
pERS. -4fe, sure aud speedy cure for Coughs,
Code. Dstemper. Heaves, Hide Bound. Worms.
Bot Los u Appetite scurrev. &C.. &c. 10 Horscs
aud Cattle. MANY animals who's" ~0rn cut aud
mis-. rshla sppes makes them slmosi worthless
can he restored TO their former ,i=or aud One
dition = few doses Of these invaluable powders.
They perfectly harmless, and cau he givon to
sound hcr>~ AS well sick one. With benefit,
they keep their blood cool skin ami bowels loose,
urinary organs in good order. and, on the whole,
improve the appearance of ell animals no matter
IN What condition they are in. For high ied horses
they a7o invaluable. II horseruen would once
month give a table spoonful in their feed We should
seldom hear NJ 50 many sick horses. sold ny al
druggists. Depot q Cortlandt street, New York.
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FALworTH. Jan. ~.

During saturday and Sunday nights the
rebels were actively engaged in massing their
artillery and infantry opposite the Fords on
the Rarpahannock above Falmouth. They
are also engaged in constructing new lines Of
rifc-pits and rcdvubts for artillery Up theriycr
The weather i cool and clear. The roads
are very hard and every thing favorable for
active oper,tiJn-. The health of TN, army
/, s,-rl.
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- led.

In Burlington, On thdlath inst. Mary. ~ifa Of Bar
nahas 1hseher, aged 81 year.
In Fairfax, Dec. 18th Of Typhoid Fever, Correha
" wife Of Isaac Y. soule and daughter ofC =. Hull.
god % wears.
In Huntington. January 18th. Nellie. daughter cf
HcInan and Zurisb Dixie. aged wears aud Que
month.
In Madrid, y Y, Jsn'y 18th, OF consumption. Lu.
C.. l., wife Of s : Martin. Esq.. and daughter Of
Levi ConstooS. E;q-, Of shelhuru aged &c YEAR
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Nexi,an ad,ice> of Dee. 2lst. have leon
received. The French bad not yct advanced
against PIej!a. Tine garrison at PGohla
nov numbers 25.000 men.
Toe Heraid'e Washington dispatch says
tie new, f7sia Tic Army Of the Potomac
causes great deal Of excitement here.
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Ready-sssadP Clothing

lsI INTEND TO CLOSE MY BUSINESS IN
n Two OF Three Months. l viii sell for Cash all
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z. D. HATCH,s ESTATE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable tho Probate Court foF
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons, against the estate Of Edward ID.
Hatch, late Of Jericho in said District deceased
presented insolvent, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto; and six months
from the day of the date hereof being allowed by
said Court for that purpose do therefore hereby
give notice that We win attend TO the business o,
our appointment, az the dwelling Of Mrs. Harriet
Hatch in Jericho. on the last SATURDAYS Of January
and June next at 10 o'clock. A. n. on eacn If said
days.
Dated this ast day Of December. A. \. 1852
JOHN b. PARKER, Commits
LUTHER NJ. HOWE siouers.
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TO NERNnrs SUFFERERS OF ROTH

SEXES--A reverend gentleman having been re-
stored 10 health in iew days after undergoing all
the u-usl rcuntne and irregular expensive mode
n treatment without success. considers il HE sacred
dut, "ornnunicate To hi- afflicted fellow creatures
the mesns Of cUEE- Hence. on the receipt of an al
dres-ei envelope he will send FREQ copy II tho
prescription used. Direct 10
Ds. JOHN VI DAGNALL. IsC Fulton -.
jaw. law m Brnoslyn. y. Y.
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The Post hus rum,r that Gen lIallcck
intends tn sonda large part of the army Of
the Potomac to the West
The Board Of Undcrwriter, has resolved &,
reduce the war riske ON American vessel,
The House Military Committee have adopt
81 resolution in favor of tho construction
Of submarine telegraph along the Southern
cia>t
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News from Havana SAW the rels'l pirate
Alabama was of there on the 5th inst The
brir Drummond at AsI inwall ,from New York
rcports she SAW the Alabama Dec 23d of the
r.stern end uf Cuba.
The bark Morning Star, arrived at New
York Friday from st. Jsgo, reports that
.he was fred into and overhsuloi bv the Brit
N ,unhoat Plover.
on tie evening Of .Ian9 break occurred in
the hanks Of the Eric Canal, near Rochester.
S,m, fifty feet OF the bank was carried away.
md the water poured out with tremendous
,o.amc. OVERLOOKING all the low lands. sweep
Ing away daIus, lumber, saw mills, 6c.. and
l0ing great injury 10 culverts and roadwavs.
L.. about Geo.
lady communicates to the Harrisburg
Isior the conclusion, resulting from long
Investigation, that ciptheria Is mainly cau.,,d
hv the want o; ii sufficient quantity of COM
mon salt in ordinary diet. Ii should h. aw-
fully prevalent a the South in that ease.
The following is Admiral Porter's account
II the operations Of the fleet ut tire capture
# Arkansas Post
y :. MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON. F;
AFgiNSsS Post, Jan. II {
T. Hon. 6. lFeiss, Seo'v 9f Nsrv:
SIE The gBah5ats louisville. De,,aIb.
fincipnati and t,Xirf; on attacked the hoavv
flrt - the Jtet IN the Arkansas last night.
siieoo@l Zoe ha5,cries and killed 90 of the
s,rn7 The .gGnhoats attacked again this
morning and dismounted every gun. eleven
= ali Colonel Huntington. late United
'h's'es. Navy, commandant Of the fort. re-
.1e-ted to surrender to the navy received
h.f sword. The army c,-opcrated on the
and SIDE The forts were completely silenoed,
nd tho eleven guns were dismounted in
hire h01T. The action was at close quarters
m The part of the three iron-clad-. and the
bring '-sf splendid. The list of killed and
"oundrd i small The Louisville lost
Utiv-. Nehal3 seventeen. Cincinnati none.
.isSingtan none, Rettler two. The vessels,
'ithoala much cut up, were ready for ection
n s2lf aH hour after the hattie. The light
't,it Rather, Lieutenant Commanding vii
ST.. smith. and The other light drafts. ioincd
IN ;he sction when !; became general, as also
did the Black Hawk, Lieut. Commanding B.
Breeze. with ber rifed gune. Particulars
viii b. given hereafter
Very respectfully
Your uhedicnt servant.
DAVID PORTER.
Acting Rear Admiral.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs

ACou6H, COLD, OR AN IRRITATED THROAT
allowed to progress results in serious Pulmonary
and bronchial affections. oftentimos incurshle.
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3 auTe1Io-, haGd has been discovered at
Providence i recruiting officer has ben
found TO have ieen in leeguevith his men t.
Fvini'e ihr State and Government and then
III desert together. ) company for cavalry
~-rviN, was raised by German from New
: ork, named lurz, the b5untics for which
amounted e. over $50 600. but which hapIi-
= veI, not paid before the plot was discov-
red Inc entire company are now in fort
Adam awaiting the action If the authoTi-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE NIAsMA AND FOIL vAPoR

THE NIASMA AND Foil NAPoRS
generated by Tho be, will be Tar more deadly to
our Volunteers than the enemy bOyonets. In the
Indian and Crimesn Campaigns, HoLLowAY'S
PILLS weIe use'i in enormous eusntities They
kept The Troops in perfect health. Only y cents
per Roy Soldier. supply yoursel,e.. 2I7
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THE MERRIMAC A FAILyRE.

FEW REBEL. TROOP IN THE CITY.
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sentiment in 1sissOuri.
Memorial 10 the President.
No LENIFNcN TO TRAITORS.
MAsnINornN Ian 10

NANHINNIVN, FTtU. II.
Il Ia known tina; the President has a list
Of 100 General, % bcnominatcj 70 the Senate
for c'nfrmatin aui it j. equally certain
that these candidates FIR military honors
will not pas 'ao searching Investigation Of
the Senate
1t does not appear that 80 many additional
Generals are needed This however Is a sub
ject to he hereafter determined by the proper
authorities
of the o. or more MAJOR Grnr,al, of the
Army, "a were as' week or previously in
Washington.
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reach dir,otly the affected parts and give almost in
slant relief In BRosCHITIs. ASTHMA, and CsTARRH
they are beneical Tho good effects resulting from
the of the Troches, and ther extended nee, has
caused them to be cpuniereited. Re cure 20 guard
against worthless limitations. OBTAIN only the g'n-
Rro7 Prorciisl Troc5ss which have grorte their
eficacy by test Of many YEAR. PUBLIC STEAMERS
and SISsEEs should nse the Troche- Military off,
car snd Soldiers who over-tsx their voice and are
exposed to sudden changes. should ice them. sold
e.erN whore At . cents per boy.
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AyoNG the ''f.,y,'' from Richmond the
most sense.l3sal ;. an item in the Dispatch
isscriMng Z, street fight as having taken
place IN Washington between Generals Hal
l.cS ard MCCLELLAN. in which the former
a1ac e eecond hest
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WILLIAM .BARKER's ESTATE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden. Commissioners 10 receive.
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate Of William o. Barker
late Of Shehurne, in said District. deceased repre-
sented insOlyeut. and also all claims and demand.
exhibited in Offset thereto and six months from the
day Of the date hereof being allowed by said Court
for that purpose do therefore hereby give notice
that will attend to the business Of our appoint
ment, at the dwelling Of Mrs. Betsey Barker in
Shelhurne, in said District the first THURSDAY Of
March, and third THURSDAY Of June next. st 10
o'clock. A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this 2ith day Of December. A. D.. $50
T. II. WHEELER. Connis-
BENJAMIN BEERS sioneTS.
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President, setting forth that there is still rn-
DERIVING the surface uf this State very
( large subs,ratrm Of treas1nable sentiment
( which may break out at the frst'favorable
opportunity expressing thankfulhese t, the
Government for assistance rendered.
and stating tie belief by al truly
( loyal men in Missouri. that their
lives, property and constitutional
liberty are now endangered; representing
that utter ruin would result from another
struggle with domestic traitors, and their
aiders and abettors in our midst; urging the
President 10 use his utmost caution in re-
scinding or modifying ORDER that have i'm
perious or coercive influences only on oar
and the country's enemies.
In many parts Of the State the civil law
is 10 q great extent powcrless. Grand Ju-
ries cannot he impanneled who will indict
men who have stolen horses and guns from
the Unionist- to equip themselves for the
rebel army.
It Is still in some places safer to lie disloy-
al than Internationally Union. The
moral force Of coercion is not altogether on
one side. We therefore urge the propriety
of keeping in force Orders Nos. 3 and IS,
emanating from the head quarters Of the
Department Of Missouri. until each term as
We ,.an s;v that fhorouahly I,yal sautimaDts
prevail through the state. Wcask this b.
lieving that upon it largely depends the well
fare Of the Union. the cause Of our state and
the personal safety Of thousands of citizens
who have taken lr'rt in -u-'uiuinG til" Gov
crnment.
The nem"i"l was unanimously signed
ami VIII w. circulated '"- NOR nam'- 10
-morr'~-
NV f"Eh. Jan. u.
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SOLDIERS. TO THE REsCUE:--Youns

men, rushing into the exposures and dangers Of .
Soldiers life, should prepare themselves for the IA
tai Fevers. The Dysentery, the sorCs and scurvy,
which are almost certain to follow. HOLLOWAY
PILLS. used occasionally during the campaign. will
insure sound health to every Only . cents
per box. "a
For further Special .Hofiees PC fourth Pggs
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co>suM prIoN. sCRoFULA.RHEr-

NATIsN. &c. Hegeman Co.'S Genuine Cod Liver
OIL has been proved by nearly - years experience,
the hcst remedy for Consumption. &c. and while it
cures the disease it give. flesh and strength to the
patient. See that YOU get the genuine. Sold by
druggist generally. HEGEMAN co,
5n Chemists and Druggists :. Y
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CB.pFp HANDS. FACE, LIPS. &C.

WAFFlU HNNDo' ftfs' lit ~
Cer;sin and Immediate Cure. Hegenan Co.'S
Csmphor Ice with Glycerine il used according to
the directions will keep the hands soft in the cold
e,t weather Price p Cents. Sold by Druggists.
Sent by mail on receipt of N cents.
d.cio 7m HEGEMAN { co.
Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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NV Vow. Jan. u.

The Eastern steamers ar arrived carlv
this morning. There eyrons galrout side
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on hand for CoST-a;,d II in I,ots. FAR BELOW
COST. some
VERY GREAT BARGsI ms:
Al.o will make up the hslsnce Of my Cloths to or
der ct LOW PRICES
will sell all kinds Of binding Buttons and Trim
ming. Sc. very cheap India Rubber Coed.
god assortment Of
FURNISHIS GOODS.
Such a. Buck 6lovss and Mitiens, Under tiaruieuts
shirts Collars Ties Handk Socks, Umbrcl-
las dc. &C.
Clothes really Cleaned and Repaired.
Also J. d. Sfprr>' Patent Pressing Machine, Ils-
Ease. Counters, &
CHARLES RENNS.
Church Il, opposite the Post Ofiic..
Ise. &c. dtf
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DONATION.
THE FRIENrS Of the REV. J. ". ASHLEY, will
i make him a DONATION VISIT, at the
GAGE PARSONAGE. SHELBURNE,

o. HedHesdas 4ffsrToca a Eusni~g, TarpoTy - ISIS.
Mrs. Ashley will preach in The Gage Meeting
hYnse, Shelburne. oH SUNDAY, January 18th, Il; s
O'Clock. 7. NJ.
4 collection will he matte
wiI
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Enderresfs and Dra,rers,

ior Ladies also lots # thing. Just received tor
Christmas At the Corner Store.
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BARRE ACADEMY.

THE SPRING TERM WILL BEGIN ON TUTs.
i DAY. February ~.
}. = sPNULDIN6.
Barre. Jan. II. Is5s. slwJ
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cRi>rspoRo-s EXCELSIOR DYE.

= rarivsllei in the world
Nc ofi.T b., % hss been ansly7cd.
No other DYE produces such faultles> color
10 other bye osn he applied 20 rapidly.
No ot1er bye i 20 lasting IN H. effects
10 other ~. improves tho texture Of the hair. Il
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Posr OFFICE, BuELISsIoS. Va
December 18th, 1852
Sotlce i- hereby gwen, that the period Of thirty
DAYS from the date Of this notice is allowed for pre-
sentin- such Postage Stamps as have been used as
.,rsrey for redemption at this Office, at the eyPirs
,ion Of thirty days subject to the following rules,
viz
l. Only those stamps will he redeemed which
have become soiled in their currency.
No clean stamps under this rule will be redeemed.
,. No stamp will be redeemed which shall ap
pear 10 have been used in the payment Of postage;
3. The stamps to be redeemed must be separated
by the owner into their several denominations-au
5cent stamps together. all 10 cent stamps together,
&c. Each parcel must be put In wrapper, and on
the hack Of the wrapper must be endorsed toe
amount Of the inclosed stamps The several parcels
ope Endorsed with the amount Of the whole lot,
and also the name Of the owner The packages as
received at the Post Once. viii be numbered regu-
larry and receipted for.
& The packages Of stamps will then be carefully
examined and counted in tho Post Once, In the or
.ideFed redeemable marked on the envelope. Those
not deemed good Will be destroyed-not given back.
5. Owners Will, on application receive their res
pective payments in Government notes or postage
currency.
within thirty days after notice is given ct the Post
Or6ce Of readiness 10 commence the work
:. But one deposit Will be allowed by or from the
zane party, arm or association
p The progress Of the work viii be advertised by
posting In the Post Once daily the numbers ready
Tor redemption. and owners Will receive their rec
pective payments on surenderiug their receipts.
By order Of the Post Once Department
daw 6. G. BENEDICT, p NJ
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Excitement iu Eg.ashimgiom.

WHAT'S THE NEWS FROM BURN
SIDE?
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MARIA BRADLEY's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO ALL PERSONS
Estate Of Maria Bradley, late OF Burlington IN said
District, deceased,
GREETING.
At a Probate Court holden q: Burlington. within
and for the District Of Chitonden on thu 18th day
Of December, A. %. 1861, m Instrument, purportng
70 be the last viii and Testament. Of Maria Brad
ley. late Of Burlington, in said District deceased.
vas presented to the Court aforesaid. for Probate.
Ard IL is ordered by snid Court that the sd tav Of
January, A. d. i-s3, at the Probate Court Rooms 10
said Burlington, be assigned for proving said In
strument and that notice thereof he given - eli
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
successfully in the Burlington Free PTss, neWspa-
per printed at said Burlington. previous to the time
appointed.
THEREFORE. you are hereby notified To appear DO
fore said Court, theitme and place aforesaid and
contest the probate Of said will if you have cause
Given under ny hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict, this 29th day % December. 4. D. ls62.
A. c. DIXON. Register.
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

The Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
fConsumptive patients
in advanced stages
Of the disease.
iii- hes been so long used and 50 Uni
vvi,.ily known, that we need do no moro
i..sn assure the public that its quality Is kept
up To- the best 1t ever has been, and that II
llay relied on 10 DO all it has ever done.
Pr,Yar,l ty Or. J. c. ATEE c Co..
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