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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Noyember l4fh, 1854.


TRAINS GOING sOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at zoo A. NJ. Ia25P P. NJ. and
SOu p NJ
Mail Train leaves st. Adams, 6i5 A. NJ. Bur
lnZton 40 4. NJ. connecting at Waite River june
tion and Bellows Fails with trains for Boston Wor-
cester. Springfield and New Nork, arriving at New
lurk at lu.l5 +. NJ
Day Express leaves O-len-hursh az SD a. b..
Montreal at -.Ol 4. N., bouse's Point lu IS A d.
for Boston, Troy and New York
Night Express leaves Ogdenshurf-h a. : 20 A NJ
Nontreal3 u Pm, ROusc's Point 5i5 T. N arriviu.
at Boston at $50 \ NJ connecting az Bellows Fa d.
with Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worcester
and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield.
Sc., and arriving in New York at 1880 2. ~
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Burlington at 40 A. NJ, 1875 P. NJ, As
P. ~, and 500 z. "
Day Express leaves Boston at O0A NJ. via
Lowell, for Burlington, Montreal, Ogdeusbur..
Chicago and the West, making close connections
Mail Train leaves Boston az 7.3iA. NJ. viz Lowell
Lawrence or Fltchhurs. White River Junction at
aus p. ~, for Burlington and 81. Aluans.
Accommodation Train leaves Northield at TO- 20
A. NJ. BurlingtC at l2.t5 ?. NJ for Rouse's Point
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 P D.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. X
leaving New York at 1915 P. NJ. and from Cheshire
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
$40 p. NJ, for Burlington, R0use's Point Montreal
and Ogdensnurg. The Mail Trains connect with
Passumpsic Road
Sleeping ears are attached to both the Night Fx
pres trains running between Rouse's Point and
Boston and Rouse's Point and Springfield
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West ioT sale
at the principal stations.
G. MERRILL, sup't
st. Albans. Noy. Il. 1861.
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NEW AND vALUABLE MUSIC BOOKS.

V'HE CHORUS WREATH. collection Of Sacred
A and Secular ChoruSes from OrstOriOs, Operas
and Popular 6lee and Chorus Books, designed a. a
standard Book for Chors Musical Societies Con-
venti0us and SCHOOLS. s 50.
NEw MANUAL OF THOROUGH Bass. By Edward
Is Oliver. Principal Of the MendelssOhn Musical
institute, Boston For beginners, and even for ad-
vanced scholars a book Of reference il will be
found invaluable. Cloth o. Boards 80.
NoUSG LADIES' Vocal ALRUN. A Collection Of
Choruses. Tries and Duets, originally written for
Female Voices Selected and Adapted for the Use
Of Academies, Seminaries and Singing Glasses. By
Charles ID q. Adam, Teacher Of Music at the Buff
mlo Female Academy. Including a Course Of Vo-
cal Exercises and Solfeggios by Rossini. 81 81.
TIE OPERA OF FAUST. By GounOd. Italian and
English Text. Prefaced by Sketch Of the Com
poser and the principal Incidents Of the Plot
tgmplete). s..
Mailed, post paid, Oh receipt Of price, by the
Publishers.
OLIVER DITsON 4 CO.,
Nov 2 ~ Washington 81, Boston
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NV NnRK. NV. |.

Nv IUEA. -NUV- u.
The Times Washington despatch pro
nounces false the rumors of See. Stanton's
leaving the Cabinet.
The same dispatch SAYS concerning the
gold seizure bv Gen. Butler. in New Orleans,
from which arose the attachment obtained in
New York against the General, that il may
be well to say the com is in the [. :. Treas
urv, and redress Is 10 be had against the
Government-not against Gen Butler.
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RUTLAND RAILRoAD.-We understand that
the gross earnings of this road for the year
exceed SIX hundred thousand dollars, and
that there will be enough left after meeting
all expenses for the payment of two coupons.
Bolton TrgreAer
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NERVE INVlGORAToR.

For Nervous Debility Seminal WeaEness. lbs. %
Power, lmpotency, Confusion of Thought. Lo-- 90
Memory, Irritable Temper, GLOOMY Appralcus.ous
Fear, Dependency and Melancholy, w lcA ma. end
in loss Of Reason. This new remedy for that
fearful traiaOi mental and hy,ical ey from
secret habits of the 5ouuE, or eXcesses ai mature
years, is composed ni the most soothing. strength
ening and nyigoratin- medicines % Dee found u the
whole vegetable kingdom, ,rulius iu cnuailtt 20,
the most perfect AutiIIts l1r this obstinate ald
distressing class Of maadies ever yet discovered. lt
has been sent o. nearly every State iu the zion
relieving the untold suffering OF Hundreds vino
have never seen the inventor, restoring them o.
health, strength and happiness. one large
bottle lasts a month. Price s'I. THESE
FOUR GREAT REMEDIES as now prUn parcel
are superior o. anythin- else for their respect
i've purposes ami are made public ilr the uguaft
Of those who otherwise could never avail theu-
selves o. their virtues. They are al. warranted as
represented, in every respect, Dr rle prize win
be refunded. - BEN ARE OF INVITATIONS
And especially those WORTHLESS uu-tElus l.it nc
Drug Store 60 sell, having O. counterfeit .. uv
Indian figure fer the purpose o: lece atiol.
n The genuine IS prepared only u' ur
Aatt.snu az DIS Office Tor Special Diseases. I1
Providence, r J., and 60 be- obtained nowhere
else sent by express everywhere n sealed packages
secure from observation, receipt 0. Jlc price ay
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Thursday heavy firing occurred on Butler's
front at Dutch Gap, caused by rebels at
tempting to force our picket lines. They
were completely repulsed-
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SPECIAL MOTTO Is.


FROM THE ARMY HOsPITAL--THE
bloody battle-feld-the mansion OF the rlen an"
humble abodo Of the poo--from the Office and the
sacred desk-frou the mountain top, distant valleys
and far-oif islands Of the Ocesn--irom every ho'A
and corner Of he civilized worlds pouring in the
evidence Of e astonishing effects Of DRAKE'S
PLANr4TToY BITTERS. Thousands upon thou
sands Of letters ike the following may be seen al
our dice.
REEpsBURY, Wis, Sept IS, 1853.
have been in the army hospitals
for Ruhteen months-speechless and nearly dea1.
Al Alton m they gave me bottle Of PlantAtlor
Bittsrs Three bottles restored nv speech
ana cured me- CA. FLAUTE."
sourH WARSAW, o., July =, 1888.
One young man, who had been sick
and not out d the house for two ears with "a
and Erysipelas after paying the doctors ONyI -
without benefit, has been cured by ten bottles oil
your n''''''' EDWARD WOUNALL."
The following is from the Manager OF the Union
Home school Tor the Children Of Volunteers
HAvEnEYER MANSION, tIFTY-SEyESrH ST.
New York, August ? lo63- -
" Dr. DRAKE. Your wonderful Plantation Dit
tars lave beeu siven u some Of little children
suffering from weakness and weak lungs Win mY5t
happy elect. One little girl. in particular VILE
pains m Acr neal loss Nl AilAtt.Aef -
IN. consumption, ON whom all medical sAiiL nau
been exhausted, has been entirely restored- We
commenced with but a teaspOOnful OF bitters DAY
Her appetite and strength rapidly increased anu
she T. nov well. . ,,,,,-.
Respectfully, Mas. o. NJ. DEVOE.T
! owe much 20 you, for verify 0eiieNe
the Plantation Bitters have saved my life,
Raw. ". WAGGONER, Madiid, " \
send Us twenty-f0ur dozen more Of your Planta-
tou Bitters, the popularity Of which are dailS IN
creasing with the guests Of our house, 20
SYKES, CHADWICK CO.,
Proprietors Willari's Hotel Washington, DC
have given the Plantation Bitters TO
hundreds @ our disabled soldiers with the most As
''--s Mus '-i' G.W.D. ANDREWS,
Sup-t Soldiers Home cincinnati, D.
The Plantation Bitters have cured me
s liver O. rnplaint of which was laid up PROSTATE
and lad 10 ar andon my nusines-
H. b. kingsley, Cleveland, Or
The Plantation Bitters have cured me
OF n arrangement OF the kidneys and urinary organs
nat mas distressed me for years 1t acts Ike
en-'I' C. MOORE, 254 Broadway, NY.
L.. &C., SC, &c, &C,
T7., Plantation Bitters make the weak strong the
l,r,iu brilliant. and are exhausted natures grea
restorer They are composed Of the celebrated CAL
isaya ark. Wintersreen, sassAiras, Roots, Herbs,
&c all preserved in perfectly pure St. CroiI. Rum
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ALTERATIVE SYRUP.

For ilpTifiss Of f4s Blood rssuiiHg from irlpruf-
and cOnfaggn, abuse Nsrcurg, casiIlg Erp-
ms The StiHi Sore Throat, Mouth AID Nast Loss
Tar; Old Sores S0efHg4, Pans ia f4s Bones. and
all o. signs Of dcfiUs UirnisEf pofT9a o. tgr
system. u No remedy ever discovered has done
what has zen achieved ny this. Under it- use,
every form Of constitutional 81 phIitlc meTcural
faint is speedily cured and u short time the sub
tile poison is completely era1ict ed from the stem,
and health and strength are permanently rcs-Irel-
- IL was this remedy that cured GENT al--l from
me South then stuppin. at Newport. aul lur which
he presented r. ". with $50 besides his uiil amer
having been uude. the treatment of the most euiH-
ent physicians in Baltimore. fhllatelphil aHc sew
York for FIVE TEIRS. Never despair Of O. perla-
nent cure, no matter how obstinate your case his
been. until you have thoroughly tested the virtues
OF this potent Alternative. - one large bottle lasts
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AWFUL The price of board at Richmond
went up to forty dollars per day on the 7th
inst, the day OF the assembling Of the rebel
Congress.
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RREN THATER.
IL X e ~ II Il e. Il.
HAVING been bred to the theory and practice Of
Civil Ennineer and Architnct

Civil Engineer and Architect.
under the instruction of the late John Johnson-and
in which he has hmsefbe Instructor at various
periods Of his lieand having practsed his profess
sion in Boston and Worcester Mass. and for MANY
years in Burlington and its vicinity, the suhscrb Der
feels himself competent TO satisfy and bene; those
who may employ him.
lie drafts PLANS and DRAWINGS with the re-
qusite calculations, elevations, proportions sec
tons, &c.) OfCHURcHEs, Academies, SCHOOLHOUsEs,
and PUBLIC BUILDINGS, in their different STYLES Of
Architecturei Hotels. Private residences from the
first class 10 the palmer and less expensve-as the
farm house-Barns and OuthOuses, Including ad-
ditions and improvements Of existing structures
where such are wantei).
lie plans and advises as tOall the various process
es Of construction and arrangement from the cellar
% the roof Of buildings
He gives information and will assist n the selec-
ton f the most eligible kinds and qualities Of ma
terals in order to secure fitness, durability and
economy.
lie superintends the erection Of Buildings,
Bridges, &C. from the commencement to the com
pletion of the same and would add that he has had
large experience as a PRACTICAL BUILDER
he lays out grounds and walks bridges, culverts
roads, &c. He carves Mouldings and Ornamental
work generally.
lie makes models and drafts, dralrinxs and speeid
cations for ne Intentions, and attends generally to
the business OF his profession in all its branches
lie may be consulted by letter directed 10 him
burlington, Vermont, and may be found at his
fee, Church Street, (Benn's Block, opposite
Town Hall and Post 0fice).
WARREN THAYER, rchitect
June u. deowaw6m
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VorE or THE CAvALRY.-The following
was the vote of the Vermont Cavalry:
Lincoln 1872 Mcclellan 46. Lincoln's
majority ll6.
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y-REAiEMBER-This medi-
cine is designed expressly for obstinate cases. VII c
all other cheap remedies OF the kind have failed o.
cure;as0 that Is warranted represented IN every
respect, or the price will be refunded. - BEwARs
OF INVITATIONS and espec ally those having cour-
tere Of my Indian Figure for the purpose Of decc1-
ton. None genuine unless obtained directly
Of DR.. Mattison, at his Olce for special diseases
No. 2s Union ST., Providence, r. l. ~ AccOmmo-
H.s e. "a
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JOttings.

The late Joshua Bates was an estimable
parent-he allowed his daughter $4,000
per annum.
1t is asserted that Thurlow Weed is nego-
tiating for the purchase OF the National IN
teLigencer newspaper.
Generals Meade, Rosecrans, Sheridan,
Meagher. Sickles. Ord and Gilmore profess
/ the Roman Catholic faith.
A little boy in Hartford thought it pretty
/ to drink burning fluid. and would have died,
but bis thoughtful parents put wick IN
/ him and burnt it out.
Buttons on ladies' dresses have lately in
/ creased by degrees from the size of pea to
the dimensions Of four pound dumb bell,
and the area OF soup plate Vow they
are to be square yes, square. Next month
they will be triangular.
Mr.. Leonard. who accidentally fell from
| Colts factory at Hartford. and broke off both
arms above the wrist. went u the polls on
Tuesday. holding his ballot IN his te.fh, from
which be dropped it into the box.
\ lady correspondent. VINO assumes to
know how boys ought to be trained, writes
as follows: 80. m0thers. hunt out the soft,
tender, genial side Of your boys nature. -
Mothers often do-with an old shoe-Jo the
boy benefit.
A Mcclellan man wheeled a Lincoln man
through the streets OF Springfield. Mass,
Friday. in compliance with the terms of an
clee-ipa bet The wheeler wore (ais1 %
agvccmen) a necklace Of SIX full blown alld-
ders. The wheeled sat IN his low backed
ear, smoking calmly. and an immense crowd
saw the sight. The next day the city au-
thorIties fined the wheeler s. for driving a
wheel-barrow on the sidewalk.
4 Washington despatch says rumors are
abundant thar our government will offer ge-
nervous terms O. ne rebels before December,
and that Buffers New York speech flreshad
ows the policy Of the administration.
Another despatch SAYS Of Gen. Butler that
be had an interview with the President yes
terday, and it Is already repor'ed that he
has been assigned b command an important
expedition and that he VIII not return to the
Amy Of the james. His speech IN New
York is warmly commended.
Ii is decided at the Treasury Department
that MrWalker will not replace NrFcssenden
before Congress meets. This does not dis
pose of the rumor that he will succeed Mr..
Fessenden after that event. 1t is thought
new loan will soon be announced.
General Candy was wounded on his way
to Little Rock and while standing on the
hurricane deck OF a steamer, being shot by a
guerrilla in the left leg near the thigh. The
officer who was standing at his side at the
time says the wound is an ugly one, from
rified musket ball passing clean through the
upper portion of the leg. 1t was hoped that
he would soon be able to resume his duties.
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This celebrated TOILET SOAP. such IN
versll demand Is made from the Choicest
materials, is MILD and ENIOLIENT in it, q
tlre, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and e1
tsemely BENEFICIAL in it action upon E
SKIN. For sale by all Druggists and fancy Good
Dealers.
avlyk
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MATTISON's SURE REMEDIES
FOR
Special Diseases.
INDIAN ENMENAGGGUE

This celebrated Female Medicine
isprepared expressly for both mar
ried and single ladies, and Is superior
TO anything else for the purpose, a.
il will regulate the system in cases
ofObstrUctiOn, from tchafeuer cdS and
is therefore Of the greatest value ~
married ladies who from ill-health
OF other reasons may wish 10 avoid
an evil 70 which they are liable. Il
taken as directed, il will cure any
case durable by medicine, and il l.
also perfectly safe az all times. Full
directions accompany each bottle.
Price $40.
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a. C. RONG.
DEALERIN
sSTIeS. Springs, FeEEORs.

HUBS, Spokes, Wheels. Seat-sticks, patent and
IL enamelled Leather enamelled Cloth, Patent
Face Cloth, Oil Cloth, Carriage and Fire Bolts
Malleable Iron, Wrought Nuts, Washers. Carriage
Rivcts, Seat Handles. shaft ohackles. Dash Frames
Plated and pain. The best Assortment OF Carriage
makers Goods in the State. Alsp Iron Steel Nall
rods, Anyis, Vices, CroWhars, Mil. Cross-cut and
Circular saws Shoyels, Spades Hoes Sc Paints
and OILS, Narnish, Turpenfine, House Trimmings,
Mechanics T. OILS Of all KINDS, and a general assort-
ment Of Shelf Hardware.
CALL AND SEE THE GOODS 4TD PRICES
CASH PAID
L'OR all kinds Of Grain by
L WARNER r. ArArs.
3. 20. Union Block
DIGIT BOWER A few barrels o. this lavorite
H brand OF -four Just received at
PEIRCEs.
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burlington Book Bindery.

NvouLp respectfully announce that he is pre-,
w pared 10 execute all orders with which he nav
he favored in the above line with care and prompt
ness.
OLD BOOKS REBOUND.
MUSIC, MACHINES, PAMPHLETS, &c. &c.
bound in any desired style.
Account-BOoks Of all kinds made TO order. PAPER
ruled TO any pattern.
n Orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
TERMS REASONABLE.
Address, WM SCOTT,
tOfhce over Huntngton's Book Store
Burlington. March l3 81
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News of the Week.
ByTelegraph.
WILMINGTON Nny. l6.

WASHINGTON Nov. 10.
The peace movements attract atten-
tion and an assertion is freely
made this evening, though no one ap-
pears to believe, that the President has de-
termined to send some one to Richmond or
TO issue proclamation to the people of the
South and offer liberal terms of amnesty for
the cessation of the rebellion. Gen. Buffers
presence has had much to do with this excit-
ment. He left the hotel this evening for the
Baltimore train though it is asserted he has
returned to the Army.
Richmond papers of Monday say that Sher
mans army was at Atlanta on the Sch but
it is evident that they know nothing about
his movements.
MONTPELIER, Nov. IL
The House have passed Mr.. Stewards Bill
to incorporate a separate Agricultural Col
lege, and are now engaged in discussing the
bill to organise the Militia already passed
by the Senate.
4 bill has been introduced IN the House
providing that the State should assume the
losses suffered by the raid into St. Adams.
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NV YORK, Nov. Is.
Gold sold this p. NJ. at 2l2.
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Oct. 81. 1854.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION .


y THOUSANDS or. DoLL4R> are paid
thrown away. This comes o. u Trusting On tle de-
eepuFe advertisements oi men calling theH--el YES
/ Doctors end whose only recommeudat.Hu i- what
In risr -. 6rr pr ~ "a 1880, ,'.s- pug
I safe way !. O. consult regular a-..-.e.-'s
/ physician OF You prefer one who mates
80 ..s,l silia'lsf PC sure .'-at 4ir -- N"i
=" 49, s-AtA- nl YOU Wal nave reason
tele7Ie 'l.'iA i!soN i ne only regular 4 80
vertises treati1. S,.-,., 49,. AMI h.. 'r..
| iolsf-f f,siaaoaill', without which no stranger
l can Pc entitled O. confidence
| Enelpse one stamp for postage and send fr
sent Tree. Dr.. ia,i..5a /, a resa'sr., e'Ia.,re5
physician Of twenty years experience ten in an en-
| prasti,e freetir,- Ell i.,,s, - ' ~.
re.uItiri- f-r- f,-l-r,lc...- -
5vin- them his irtais attention. Persons. al a
distance, having any Importation difficult case.
will d1 We'll 90 consult Dr. ST. or send f,r
DIS testimonials before going else where. AL
business faithfully Attended 90, and ra-ts-r slfts-
I I'.r --s- Ai'lcs az oI-es Zee Acires
- - 'I IT, NAi 4Is"N-
No. p MON IT. PRONfDENCE. r. I.
prr,,~D 49,, ,-,.-,,..-
NJ AMI n NJ nj TON X. X
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Nov 18Th f-f4 trains will -tfn BIZ
lows
LEAVE BURLINGTON.
s.,, ~ van rp.f>..r
- l;,'i1t - 1.ii. .'.i- l-.sS.-' s.l-
nc oaIs. hratiie4oio >prn-ield Hart
49,. '- re, ',' 80 a. my s-t &c" loiA-
49,, 49,. "a ~ l.s '-'- r. NJ Ne" i'FA 7--' p h-i
A"oAy' 90 A''i'" "ii''ni t,ing' ~ t47"
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ESTABLISHED INIs47.

ESTABLISHED IN Is47.
Paper at Less than Manufacturers Prices.
No connection NTH the combined Monopoly
for High Prices.
I OYER the Largest and Best Assorted Stock o
Il PAPER Of every description 20 be found in this
country. Booksellers. Stationers, Printers and
Binders will save money by first examining my
stock. Orders by mail promptly filled.
A. ? HARD, Wholesale Paper Dealer,
No. "A Beekman street, n. Y. (The Old Stand.
June L. dauly
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WRAPPING PAPER.
GROCERS Wrapping Paper, Is and - lbs,
VI received and for sale at
HUNTINGT0N's.
Oct a i964
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Salt Rheum Ointment
kENNEDY'S
Salt ffhelllsi Ointment

Is uneurpaefec
The Roughest Skin IS made smooth
Chapped hands are instantly healed.
Cracked and Dried Lips are healed and s0ftensl
To keep the hands and face comfortable durius
when going 70 bed.
Put up in two sized bottles. The smaller IS cent?
the larger 81 cents, per bottle.
Sold in this town BY A c. SPAR, J.W ROBr 4 c.
W2lyl
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FISHING TACKLE.

A COMPLETE and full assortment OF Rods
"a Reels, Spoons, Lines, Hooks Of all kinds
Ireole aud single), Fly Hooks, large and small.
Fish Baskets, Swivels, Gimp, Gut, and everything
in the line, at No. Bank Block.
BRINSMAID & HILDRETH.
Sept. 6.
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\ woman IN Canada has had and used for
80 years one paper Of pins, and has lOst but
one OF two.
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CHARLES j. ALGER-

CHARLES j. ALGER,
Attorney and Counselor
AT l. A w.
And Licensed Agent for Procuring
PE.N'SFO.vS, BOUNTY,
and B.fCK Ply.
Office South Side Court House Squar
BURLINGTON, VT,
Also Agent for the JoAo0ing Insurance
ComPGnies.
HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE co.
Springfield Mass. Capital, $4,000.
HARTFORD FINE INSURANCE CO.
Hartford, Conn. Capital, 81 ,Ooo,OOO.
MAsSaSOIT INSURANCE COMPANY.
Springfield, Mass. Capital, sl5oOoo.
MANHATTAN FIRE insurance CO.
New York. Capital, $4,000.
SPRINGFIELD r. y VI. insurance
COMPANY.
Springfield. Mass. Capital, $4,000
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON LIFE AND
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets (overl ss,oo0,cO1.
EQCIrABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY.
New Yorx. Guarantee Capital, $l0onoJ.
Applications by mail promptly attended 10.
Burlington, June DO. daWly
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NOTICE.

'i'uE Public Examination Of Teachers for the Town
Il Of Williston will be holden on Monday, 2lst
Nov inst, az one o'clock p M. at the Town House.
nm. A. d. BARBER, Town supt.
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SEv0LvERs AND RIFLES.

SNITH & NELSON'S, Sharp's aud other breech
y loading Pistols, Rifles, Cartridges. Caps Gc A
new lot at
J. +. BRINSMAID'S
Church St
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w AR CT AIM =

fV'HE 500 Bounty due soldiers discharged FOR
Il wounds received in battle, collected WIrHOu u
DELAY We pay especial attention to claims in
which other attorneys have FAILED. or which have
been SUSPENDED, OF which there are tens Of thou
sands. We have already collected and paid over 20
soldiers and their heirs over 100000, and are
paying thousands daily We secure Pensions fr
ten dollars, and collect Bounty and Back Psy N
ten per cent, and no pay until AFTER have sue
ceeded
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