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NV YoRK. Jan. 3 is


The Richmond papers of Wednesday con
tanning yicksburg despatch of Tuesday
which says the Federals made four desperate
attempts on Saturday to force the rebel lines
on Chickasaw Bluffs with heavy loss.
The 18th La. repulsed three regiments Of
Yankees. The Federals were again repulsed
on Sunday. On Monday the Federals, 5000
strong, again advanced, but were moved
down and over 400 prisoners taken, and FIVE
stands Of colors.
The Federals were driven back to their
boats and sent a flag of truce to bury their
dead. Fighting still continues. The Federals
have destroyed the Vicksburg Shreveport
and Texas R. r. as far as Delhi and burned
the town of Delhi.
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NEAR MuRrREEsBoRo, Dec. 81

Our whole line suffered terribly this morn
ing. Pour regiments Of regulars lost hall
,bcir men and all their commanding officers.
Gen. Anderson's troops suffered severely
Major Rosengarten and Ward are killed
Gems. Rosseau and Palmer are wounded.
2O'clock p. NJ.
Gen. Thomas has just broken the rebel
center and driven the enemy mile.
We are advancing our whole lines.
General Rosecrans is experimenting the
movements. One shot killed , of his staff Of
fcers. The 18th Wisconsin regiment has lost
7 captains. Gen Negley's artillery Is still
moving the rebels in the centre.
Gen. Crittendcn's left wing has taken the
entertainments at Murfrccsboro.
The rebel Generals Chatham and Rains
are killed.
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SPECIAL aof,oEs.
THE GREAT SECRET.

1t is admitted by all physicians that the grand Sc
eret of health and long life lies in keeping the blood
and various fluids of the body in high degree OF
fluidity When you feel confined pain in the head
or bowels or any continued uneasiness in any ryan
or other parts Of the body can prevent serious
sickness by taking
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
Bleeding may give momentary ease, because the
blood left will have more room. But as the body Is
made from the blood and sustained by the blood, to
waste our blood is to waste life, and ruin our
constitution But Brandreths Pills relieve the cir
culation as readily bleeding BY ony taking away
what it can well spare, and they never hurt.
Mrs Hooper, Of Barnstaale, Mass, was cured Of
St vitus Dance, General DEBILITY, Poorness Of blood,
and CONSTITUENCIES Of many years standing, by Brand
reths Pills The at length is published in the
Pamphlets.
Dec. ,. daWu
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WAsHSGToN, Jan. .


The Secretary Of War to-day received ad-
vices, via Cleveland, by telegraph from Gin
einrmti. dated Murfreesboro, Jan. lst.
A terrible battle was fought to-day. The
latest from the field is to noon. The rebel
centre had been broken and things lookcd.ia-
yorable.
The losses are reported to be enormous
Stanley, Rousseau and Palmer. and the reb-
Oh Cheatham and Rains killed.
LOUISVILLE Ky. Jan. > 1868.
Col. Hoskins Of the 18th Ky. command
ing the Federal forces atLebanon Ky. attacked
the guerrilla Morgan south Of the Columbia
road yesterday killing and wounding several
and capturing GO of his force together with
their caissons ammunition wagons and pro
visions
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-09
HEADQUARTERS, I
NASHVILLE. Jan. I. {
US. GRANT,
Maj.-Gen. Com.

To Hon Z. N. Stanton
Skirnishing commenced on the evening Of
the 29th, our forces following the enemy
closely and driving them to the evening of
the Both. On the morning of the 3lst, the
enemy attacked our forces at daylight. Ever
since that time the fight has been progressing
This is the fifth day.
If the whole Richmond army docs not get
here our success is certain.
The fighting has been terrible. Our army
has the advantage and viii hold it. God will
Ing.
cannot give particulars. Our forces have
suffered terribly. have heard nothing Of
Importance since 10 O'Clock last evening. At
that time everything was favorable for us.
RI. MITCHELL,
Brig. Gen. Cong.
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NV YoRK. Jan. ?

Fire last night destroyed Wilson's Cracker
Bakery on Fulton st.-loss over $4,000 I:
Coffee and Spice Mills adjoining also burned
-loss $1,000 next building also burned,
occupied by various PARTICLES $4,000 !;
building numbered Is and II also burned
los SIS ,OO0; building 79-loss $4,000; and
J. {. Ely's Paper Store-losss $4,000; also
other stores in Beekman St. where it spread.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. )

LOUISVILLE, Jan. ;.
Murfreesboro advices represent the Federal
victory as complete. The entire rebel army
is fleeing towards Tullahoma, in great disor-
order.
There are three feet of water on the Shoals
and the river Is rising.
Everything Is going on well in the front.
Rosecrans Is in Murfreesboro. lie has cap
turcd the rebel trains, and is driving the en-
emy. Gen Rosseau is unhurt.
The journals dispatch says that bloody
fight occurred last night during the storm
The rebels charged us and were repulsed-
Our troops hold Murfreesboro. Our advan-
tages are great
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-09

A courier has just arrived who says that
the enemy attempted to storm our lines a
gain this evening but after a severe combat
were repulsed with heavy loss. No further
particulars. The loss of the enemy is said to
be 300 killed and wounded and 100 prisoners.
Our loss is about 50 killed and wounded
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-09
BALTIMORE, Jan. ,.

BALTIMORE. Jan -
The Americans correspondent at Suffolk
announces the arrival there Of Gen. Corcoran
with his entire Brigade. He is to take COM
mand there. Gen. Peck's command Is NOV
;ng in another direction. Skirmishing with
,ho -ebeIs continues to be Of daily occurrence,
and they have been routed every time
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-09
BALTIMORE, Jan. 5

BALTIMORE, Jan. 5.
The Americans special despatch from For
tress Monroe, dated yesterday, says In con-
versation with several officers and crew Of the
Monitor, gather the following On Tuesday
morning it commenced TO blow from the
Southwest with a heavy sea running. and
making clear sweep over all; at $50 Cape
Hatteras bore y. y. W. distant 20 miles,
The gale still increased. The vessel labored
very heavily, the upper hull coming down
oncverv SEA with fearful violence.
Up to this time the Worthington pumps
and bilsc injections were entirely competent
to keep the vessel free. At l0o'clock, sever
al heavy seas struck the vessel in succession
when word was sent from the engine room
that the water was gaining on the pumps.
Orders were then given to start the Adams
centrifugal pump; for while the water az
poarod to be kept under. In a short time
/ however, word was sent from the engine room
that the water was again gaining. At thi-
F time the water was standing two feet deep on
/ the ward room floor.
All hands were then set to work with cy-
cry bucket at hand, but the water kept gain
ing. 4 signal was then made to call the at
tcntion Of the Rhode Island to our condition.
After much delay she lowered boat and
sent To our assistance. This boat conyeyet
80 Of the Monitor to the steamer.
Several were swept by the waves from the
turrct, and must have persisted signals
were constantly kept burning; a strict look
out was kept up on all parts of the vessel f
catch a glimpse, if possible, of the missing
small boat, but at daylight nothing was seeI
on the waves.
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Economy as Wealth
This maxim will he fully demonstrated by buyin.
THE AMERICAN HOT AIR
coo KING ST0V Il.

A $ 1T WAL BAKE, BROIL AND ROAST BET
"A ter than any other stove with saving Of p per
cent. in fuel and very large per eentagc in conve-
nience.
They have the following advantages:
LIST. They are constructed with a view OF great
durability; all the plates exposed to the FIRE are
made Of an extra thickness.
2d. The hues are lined with non-eonductins &C.
ment thereby applying the heat directly to the
oven and the oven can be heated and kept in hak-
ing order with loss fuel than any other Stove
81. They have hot air draft, which not only
makes the fuel burn freely and last longer but adds
TO the heating and baking facilities
4th. They consume all the gases from the fuel,
thereby adding greatly to the quantity Of heat OBJ
tanned from the amount Of fuel used.
5th The Stove is made, mounted and finished in
the most superior manner. The oven Is large and
well ventilated The Stove Is convenient in form
and made for use 10 adopt the language Of some
who have used this Stove II will do more work
with less fuel than any other Stove" In proof We
add the following testimony:
THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE
What Rer. DR.. SProyae SAYS Of it
ALBANY, Dec. q, ls6l.
Mr.. SAGER-My Dear Sir My family have made
a thorough trial Of the American Hot Air Cooking
stove and they regard it, both on the Of its
convenience and economy, having greatly the
advantage Of any other they have ever tried In
deed they consider il 30 perfect as leaving nothing
T. he desired.
W b. sPRAGUE.
The American IIoT AIR CooAINe STOVE Is for sale
in Burlington by - . . -
Aug 81 dawtf Church Street
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News of the Week.
BY Telegraph.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF PoToNAo,
Han l. 1868.

The day has been unmarked by any move
meut of importance. The officers OF the va
rious Corps exchanged the courtesies OF the
day. There is nothing Of importance from the
front. Intelligence has been received tha'
Smart has retired across the Rappahannoek
near WarrentOn-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-09

TUE ocular faint or
infec ION which We
call ScRoFULA lurks
in the constitutions Of
niultitudes Of men. IL
either produces or is
produced by an en-
fecblcd, vitiated state
OF the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes IN
competent to sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system To
fall into disorder and
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BosTov, Jan. ID

The Steamship Caledonia is full of water
Her cargo is floating out, an effort will be
made at low tide to save the cargo. The sea
u very heavy, and the ship labors very badly
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.a0A. .asARAL - s.LL-A'AS
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


TRANS GOING SOuFH AND EAST
Leave burlington at : % 4. NJ, 10 b A. NJ. and
SIS 4. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves st. Adams at - A. NJ, BUR
linton 100 A. NJ, connecting at White River
Junction with trains Tor and from Wells River ~.
johns ur, and Littloton, and with Northern X
for Boston, Lowell, Worcester, &cl ana e0nhec,lhi
at fellows Falls with Cheshire II II for Boston, anu
with Vermont Valley r r for Springfield, New
Iiaven and New York, arriving at New YORK al
10 Is L. 81. n -.
rs A. NJ for Rutland and Northheld.
NIGBr ENPREss TRAIN leaves Ogden hurgh AZ
amp NJ arriving at Boston at 40 4. 81, con-
nectin at Bellows Falls with Cheshire X Tor Bos-
ton and Worcester and with Vermont valley X X
for Sprin field and New Haven, and arriving IN
New York at 4 IS r. NJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-09

The ceremonies of the inauguration OF
Gov. Seymour took place yesterday in the
presence of a large concourse of citizens and
strangers.
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yuECoyFEsSIoNsAN DExPERIENCE

OF ANINYALIp.-PH5lissei for the benefit and
Warning aud a Carlton 70 Young Men, who suffer
from Nervous DEBILITY, Premature Decay, &c, sup
plying at the same tine the means Of Sef-eure. By
one who has cured himselfalte being put to great
expense throu Oh medical imposition and quaeSery.
By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, sin
gle copies may be hal Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford. King Co.. \,
March IT, d&wiy
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Holly SPRINGS. Jan. 4
on the waves

To Gen. Halleck
Dispatches from Gen. Sherman and the
naval commander were received at Helena on
the 3lst. The gunboats were engaging the
encmy's batteries Gen. Sherman was inland
three miles from Vicksburg, hotly engaged.
The Appeal Of the 3lst says
THE Yankees have got possession of Nicks-
burg.
L. 5. GRANT,
Maj Gen. Com.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-09

The ship before reported ashore near
Hawke Island, in the Chesapeake bay. is the
international, one of the vessels Of Banks
Expedition with Goyernmentst0res on board.
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killed


The steamer 5. R. Spaulding, from New
Orleans the I4th, has arrived. Among her
passengers are Gen. Butler and staff, except
Col. j. II. French and Capt. J. Clark, who
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-09
SCANNING. QUILTING. HEMMING
GATHERING AND FEELING.

a-r,i MGR. ..5,.i,. Of s..,,iu.. except mnkia-
- mi i - LIT, ..rftt4I- Don straight
,-- - 0r..-i.- i, -tl sr. machine viii perform
.L .r..5 --.--.- % will 40 NuitE WORN
MOI. ,-txr. ,,- ,....,. ,Np D., A EEflaE NAM as
.l ~. b., r-...f ar which
..... 81. ,.--..,., ,--f-e
fN4 a ~ I'M or "h-F A''S--''
Viii ID. -is.u o. u1-ti.- iu this vicinity ia whose
rurf- lf-.If..' .ls hls done away liI use ~ The
needle ng I.aHf
,-f-,f-f t. I'D, ay-r,at t-sr1 q J.--ripti,n Of
-. ..-ut-tsf 10 = ys-lrSoN SFtNg-f.
=, LII "a - =. -. -Ii.'l-''-. ~ ,i'f-
" - y TO- mp
-'
"T,. and .ue-haif yard II thread s. Pie avera 2
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CHApED HANDS. FACE. LIPS, &

0HAFED HNNUNs ~ Is TIT y -"
Certain and Immediate Cure. Hegeman Co.'S
Camphor Ice with Glycerine, if used according to
the directions will keep the hands SOFT in the cold
est weather. Price p Cents. Sold BY Druggists.
Sent by mail on receipt Of 81 cents.
deeio3m HEGEMAN { CO.,
Chemists and Drug ists, New York.
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REVENUE STAMPS.

rI,HE Undersigned l. now prepared 10 supply
REV ENUE STAMPS,
Of the following description Bank Cheeks and
Sight Draf.- Inland Exchange and Notes. Bonds,
contracts agreements Convey ances Mort gasos, Nrts
Entry Of Goods Leases Probate Il viii and Pro-
prietary.
All other Stamps will he received soon a. issued
by the Government. .
Merchants Bank.
Bsrlins t.s, Dee. o. isss dA~t
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

IAN NOW receiving every week, fresh from the
i Mills; invoices Of
AR SHOW co.'s CELEBRATED CoFFEEs.
The Coffee. are pure and are warranted TO be ali
they represent. And will he sold at the following
prices for cash
rrpVrSU HocU. COFFEE q cents
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE, 90
CUBA COFFEE,
China Hall, No. 80 Church Street.
SIS. BROWN
Darlington. Nov. .. 1851
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u.vrpurrI Mass Jan. 2.

HAvERHILL, Mass, Jan. 2.
One hundred guns are being fired and the
tells rung one hour in honor OF the great
war measure Of emancipation.
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DIR. MARsHAL'S HEADACHE
AM
salarrh nUn.

THIS SNUFF has thoroughly proved itself TO he
L the hest article ever known for curing the Ca
tarrh. Cold in the Head, and the Headache 1t has
been found an excellent remedy in many cases Of
Sore Eyes. Deafness has been removed by il, and
Hearing has been greatly improved by It's use. 1t
puIges out all distractions, strengthens the lungs
and gives healthy action 10 the parts affected II
is recommended D., many Of the best physicians and
i used with great abstraction everywhere.
March 9TH. $50. dswly
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NOTICE.
PROPOSE to sell ut PUBLIC AUCTION the
MESS IA VI.

recently acquired by the State from II. VI. Bates,
late state Treasurer. on the 9th day OF January,
I-fs at 20 o'clock. 4. VI. at the American Hotel in
Burlington unles- sooner disposed Of This farm is
situated ON Mintush River, two and half miles
from the village ofBurington and contains I'D acres
Of intervalc wood and upland. This farm was the
property of Gen Ethan Allen, and upon which he
resided AT the time Of his decease,-and the famou.
Ethan Allen Marble Quarry j. upon IT, Possession
will be given April let, sts ...,-.,,,-,.
State Agent.
Harrington. Dee. IS. 1852 dSwt,anG
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BANK OF BURLINGTON.

NOTICE j. hereby given that a meeting Of the
~ Stockholders Of the Bank af Burlington, will
be holden at their Banking House, on the Second
Tuesday OF January next at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for
the purpose Of electing Seven Directors for the
suing year also 10 take action in relation 10 exten-
sion Of the Charter.
r. q. COLE, Cashier.
Burlington, Dee. 5. lisa, dssuim
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TEAMS GOING NORM AND WEST.

Leaves Burlington at 400 A. NJ, 10 35 A NJ, and
cor. NJ.
MAIL TRAIS leaves Boston at % A. NJ, via Low
ell Lawrence or Fitehhurg. Leaves Springfield at
7id A. NJ Bellows Pals at u . p VI, connecting at
White River Junction with NurthernR for Boston,
and with Passumpsic II for and fromSt Johnslury a
Littleton arriving in Burlington At 10 p NJ, and
at st Aluans at 80 and Lodge.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves NOrthheld at p
A. NJ, and burlington at 1898 \. NJ, for Rouse's
Point and Montreal.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Bellows Pals at =
p. NJ. receiving passengers from the Vermont Val
ley II r leaving New York at suJ A. NJ, and from
Cheshire r leaving Boston 400 ?. NJ, connecting
at White River Junction with train leaving Boston
500 p. NJ. via Lowell or Lawrence. Leaves White
River Junction mt a ?. 81. arriving ut Burlng-
ton > Is A NJ, Rousc's Point I'D 4. NJ, Montreal
1880 A. NJ, and O-dcnshur-h 1910 p. NJ, connect
ins with Grand Trunk Trains for Detroit, Chicago
and the West
Sleeping Cars are attached 20 both the Night
Express Trains running between R0uses Point and
Boston
through Ticsots 70 Chicago and the West for sale
at all the principal stations.
q. MERRILL Sup't.
NJ Adams VI Dec s. f~s1
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 3 1868

The following has been received at the
headquarters of the Army here
CAIRO, Jan. 2 lS63.-The telegraph lines
is working to Holly Springs and Corinth.
Gen. Sullivan whipped Col. Forrest at
Springhill, routing his entire force and cap
turing his artillery and 800 stand Of arms.
The rebel Colonel Napier was killed and Col.
Oasl, +aLou r,ris,ner
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SAVE YOUR SILKS, RIBBONS, SC.
HEGEMAN & CO.'S CONCENTRATED BENZINE.
removes Paint, Grease Spot, &c, instantly, and
cleans Gloves, silks, Ribbons. &c, equal t. new,
without injury /, the most delicate color or h-re.
Only - cent. per bottle. Sold hy Druggist.
nEGEMAN & CO.
Chemist and Druggist. Nov iars.
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". q. TTTTLE Brir. Gcn.

Holly SPRINGS, Jan. 2d.-Sullivan has
succeeded in getting fight out Of the rebel
Col. Forrest, and whipped him badly Gen.
Sullivan has captured six pieces of artillery,
and a great many prisoners and horses Gen.
Van Dorm was repulsed at every point except
this and with heavy loss.
L. ;. GRANT.
Major General.
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MERCHANTS BANK.

rI'IIE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders -
/ the Merchants Bank will he held at their Bank
ing House. on the Second Tuesday Of January next
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. for the election Of seven Diroc-
tors for the ensuing year.
:. VI. Pore, Cashier.
Burlington. Dee. n, lSfs. dSwim
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Collins and Burial Baskets

GIVE the soldiers good cup of coffee. You ear
VI do 50 by sending them concentrated milk. HaT-
ranfsd 70 KEEP ia any climate. For ssle at
PEIRCES.
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VsbPeIer = Wilson
SEWING MACHINE.
MAKING IHE CELEBRATED
CLOCK STITC CHI"

alike on both sides OF che cloth, and that iri4 not
Tref though every fourth stitch be cut We recon-
mcnd this well-known machine for the following
qutlitics=
fst prrfs-fia 81 stitch. IL makes the ioeA stiteh,
aiiss on both sides of the cluth-whlch VAL not riP
az rarel-leate- no ridge ON the under side 70 wear
or IRON oa and uses irss thread ~ from third ." a
half than any other stitch.
gnd Pasifay Five stitches are made 70 each
tread ana ONE THOUSAND STITCHES A
MINI re. with ease. making a full yard OF seam
a minute. With this surprising rapidity the ease o.
ifs motion g. unsurpassed
Ord Si1f1t-ifg. The working parts are lev, tis4-
is adjustable aaI kcpt i'm order with The SrcAt
ease.
tth Ds.a.fH7. With ordinary care one viii tf'f
rFG. time Thou ,auds OF these Machine, have been
iu constant us. i've and SIX wears AMI are sun as
..sf as 4efr One will oItla-t dozen of the cheap
e. machine 90 other patents
5th. t;eue-af effcieHcg. The wheeler and Wilson
laclir. rii --,r asyfiiaJ from the ushtest mu-lIs
10 Che he1.-e-t cloth OF even leather ~ WORKS
cqulll, well upou silk. linen wooden aud cotton
Goods.
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w Ar MN ::
THE MARYLAND PATENT.
VI. b. RigeIow & Arson Hardy.

Safes built to order without extra cost. Prices O.
correspond with the time. Secondhand safes Ia
ken in exchange and for sale at ioIr prices. Safe
removed.
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NEW YORK BONNET STORE.

Which viii be made ~ to order or otherwise, and
which must and will he sold at small advance from
Auction prices
Also y Bales Of Band Boxes. will be sold cheap
for cash at lig Church street.
: :. BROWN.
Burlington, Dee. 9, Is52. d6w
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D School Street, Boston. Manufacturer.
J. J. DCNCkLEE, AeENT.
Burlington. Vermont.
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usINEss CARDS
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y Park Ror, Ner York, & 10 State Street, BoSfoN.
s NJ PETTESGILL Co, are the Agents Tor the
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Canadas They are authorized to contract for Us At
our IOUesf rates.
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CAUTION.-None are genu
UNDERTAKINGS NOTICE.

HANING purchased q new and spisHfid HEARSE
HAIL CLOTIlS. and ali other convenience iur
FrNsrAI- the subscriber hopes 60 receive fair
share cf the public patronage.