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TEAMS eoIss NORTH ANn WY.

2. NJ, and s-5s p NJ
a, Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at Oi A.
~, ~ busiing ton, St Adams. Montreal. O-dens-
OEit nssuTgh at T. so 81
hsi Train leaves Boston via Lowell at 50nAM.
Point, &c.
G leaves Boston via Ftchburg at -.3o AN Spring
,ielu az so 4 81 connecting at White River juno
1 with Day Express for Burlington, Montreal,
Osdenshursh and the West
accommodation Train leaves NOrthield ~ a.
a 81; buriinstCl at 9. n A. VI. for St Albau-.
-'i-nt Express leaves Bellows Fails at leo. E. VI.
,eSeNihs passengers from Vermont Valley r. r
gazing New fork at TITS P. NJ, and f-Tn Cheshire
n, n. isaving Boston at $50 p. NJ, connecting at
"hits River junction with train leaving Boston at
- 4. NJ, for Burlington, Rouseis Point. Montreal
West.
sleeping cars are attached 10 both tue Night Ex-
PES trains running between st. Albans and
'iston, and 81. Adams and Springfield.
-lckets 10 Detroit, Chicago and all points West
~ By u. y. DRuRl, Agent, No , American Ho-
81" Burlington Nt-Baggage eheos 81 through.
Il. MERRILL, Sup't.
&. Adams May l. Isd5.
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- II ~, !. a 81 igrs fr LIVER COMPLAINTS.
cure In tI'. - ~ ~ i,''' ioN VIII 'n- ready
scRoFrLt mi, laa,s.a-e disease. WHOA
-s-s5 az 1i nesy i,g ,gr ia', can Re
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that season ie yeas.
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P-essrit.u- L-oosah'. sar-aPar.Ii Compound f5r
two years VIZ tn most satisfactory re-u-ts. It
vii be found remedy well adapted 90 cu1- sc-a-
ia-A ans ine n Consumption. I- r1r.ess the
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BENZ i. ABBOTT. Md
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what IL p1rp'-''io do The SYRUP, in iAe .piai,a
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MA cougo4sl
REy.N.p SEIZE
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IN r h hNi"h Is Proprietor
LIFE. FIRE a MARINE INSURANCE
or ,5,p--,. -, nv o'''
Home Insurance Company.
W." i"i'h = ''i---.---.-. -----s .i,'"-
PhGni, Insurance Z ompauV.
or u.p---,p- O.
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Connecticut Fire Insurance Compan,-
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worm "e>.ern insurance Company
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western Hs'>"chu>et'S insurance Go.
OF PITTSFIELn Mass.-CapitaI. on1 /
Int national Fire Insurance Cor,,,,,-
OFNEW YORK -C,nit,l :. 49,,
North American Fire Insurance Co
OF NEW YORK c,,i,,1 $500, Z
IoriIIard Fire Insurance Co,,r,r..
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New York Lie Insurance Comna,v
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Or INV YORK ash Assets..........S1653r
Charter oot,;c.
NHii teI YAK LIE insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD. Cnn-Casb Assets a. a.,, 20,
travellers Insurance COmpanv
OF HARTFORD C,,p -C,sb c.-f..f -,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

TIE SHERNAS-HALLEcK IxBRoGLIo.-Gens.
Halleck and Stoneman have written letters to
the War Department in reply to the strict
ures upon them made BY Gen. Sherman
Gen. Halleck is understood to throw all the
responsibility Of his action in the premises
upon Lieut.. Gen. Grant, and Gen. Stone
man to claim that by acting upon his own
Judgment he compelled the fugitive JEFF Da-
Wis and his party to take up the line of march
which resulted in his capture by the troops
sent out to head him Off Washington Des-
pdteh.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

AGRICULTURAL IsrLrsEsrs AND MEcHASIoAL
MAsuTtcIrREs.
Jadgs-J. p Flanders, Burlington; R. A.
Jones, Richmond; E. Root, Shelburn.
$50 appropriated to Agricultural Imple-
ments and Mechanical Manufactures in the dis
cretion of the committee.
FEMALE EorEsrRIAsrsN.
Jgdgss.-J. B. Small, winooski; L. L. Law
renee, Burlington; Rodney Wires, do.
Best Equestrian in County, SIS, 4, 50,
Open to all Competitors in and
out Of the State, 5, 4, 3, ., /.
Domestic AND HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES
Judges-Mrs. Lawrence Barnes, Burlington;
Mrs. J. A. Shedd. do; Henry Thorp. Charlotte;
Mrs.. A. Eddy, Jonesyille; Mrs S. Desvitt,
Bolton.
so appropriated in discretion ofcommittee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

New York MILLIONAIREs.-The sugges-
ton made by The Herald to pay of the ma
ticnal debt BY individual contribution has
kindled the patriotic zeal of many of our
merchants and other men of abundant means.
New York numbers millionaIres by the score.
Let me name a few. William b. Astor,
worth about fifty millions. owns about two
thousand stores and dwellings. and has the
regulations of being a good and lenient land
lord. lie If well preserved old gentleman,
on the cloudy side of sixty industrious, re-
ticent and punctual. lie seldom shows his
face at q public gathering, rarely makes
himself conspicuous in the newspapers, and
seems to be devoted almost entirely to the
task of taking care of his immense fortune.
He is tall, straight, spare, grave and gray.
A. I. Stewart Is reputed 10 be worth thirty
millions Though an active business man.
he finds time TO look after the interests OF
the city, and he has made himself prominent
in his patriotic endeavors to put down the
rebellion. He Is a tall, thin man, OF nervous,
sanguine temperament. He is about sixty
wears of age, quite and dignihed in his de-
pertinent, and charitably disposed when
appeals reach him. In this city and else
where, many of the currents Of charity are
damned at the desks OF private secretaries
Commodore Vanderbilt is a tall, white
haired, red-cheeked, handsome old ma Of
seventy, and fast. He drives a fast 1rse.
sails a fast boat, and sometime asro, iates
with fast men He is worth at least twenty
(some say forty) millions. He is very liber-
al to the Government and generous to- the
poor. Aug ust Belmont is German Jew q,
short, stout, coarse and fifty, with the uIl-
mIstakable phiz of Jew. lie Is the pri J.
cipal owner of the World and Its editors.
Ex-Mayor 0pdyke is a pleasant gentleman
of fifty, though be looks younger. James
Gordon Bennett who has lately turned a
loyal corner. and who now stands squarely
by the government, is about seventy years
of age, tall, erect, and gentlcmanly in his
manner. He has a Scotch face and brogue,
and among his neighbors he has a repLta
tiOnIior charity to the poor.-BOsfoa Com
nonlcedFh.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

DISTINCTIVE Fnk-A despatch received
in this place last week, announced the de-
struction by fire, at Saginaw, Mich, Of the
extensive Steam Saw-mill Of Miller, Paine &
Wright, formerly owned by the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank Of this place, together with
. million feet of lumber. There was an in
surance of 100000 on the mill I --.-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

The AMERICAN PHoroGRAPHIcAL SOCIETY," Of
New York, under the Presidency OF DR.. John W.
Draper, L. L. D., is composed OF the most dis
tinguished practical, and Amateur Photograph
ers and scientific men Of the city. The Society
has rooms on Broadway, and meet monthly for
the discussion of topics pertaining to the Art
AT the meeting in May Mr.. A. F. Styles of the
Vermont Gallery of Art, was unanimously elect
ed corresponding member Of the Society
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VERMONT CENTRALANDs SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May Is, 1865.
TRAINS GOING scu+s aso EAST.

,sNS "OiSe sOUIs AID EAST.
s-O0I. ~ ' 49, ' -
hII Irsu cave R--se's Point at $50 A. 81, con-
Meeting at w lite River Junction and Bellows Falls
Win Trans 70 boston, Worcester. Springfield sud
Nsw fork, sir wing at New York at lois p. N and
with trains on iassumpsic r. r.
, burlirgto Express leaves Montreal at Is A NJ,
ouseS fosnt at 4.f5. connecting at Burlington
win OnnkiPIain Steamers for Saratoga, Troy, &C.
DAY Express leaves Montreal at $40 A. NJ,
9..sohhs AZ 10 AN, Ogdenshurgh at $50 A. 81. for
postos, &c, connecting at Burlington with Rut-
I n rosh Tor Troy and New York. Solving ia
b.sson via Lowell at 10 20 p. NJ
rlsht Express leaves Ogdenshurgh at a - A. ",
hoh,real 30 p ~, ROuse's Point SIS N st Johns
:, - Z. NJ, arriving 1t Boston st 40 A. NJ con-
rectIns at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Raiiro,d fr
boston and Worcester and with Vermont Valley
York al I2.3l p NJ
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Chittenden County Agricultural Society.

Fair, 1eh, ooh and Plat September. 1865.
ADMISSION. - Members Tickets. admitting
members to grounds at all times during Fair
one dollar.
Single tickets Is cts. Five tickets 81 90.
Children under u years, Is cts. Carriages so
cts extra
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We buy only from the hest manufacturer and
warrant every instrument sell, not only for ~,
gsds, OUT 70 suif the purchaser IN suerU rsspecf Also
denver, set up, and Keep IL In tune the first wear
second hand Pianos taken In exchange n. ssr,is
new at their full value.
We are the sole Agents for Vermont for the celia
6rated Stenway & 5, MS United Coz. Hgrelton
Bros ,, Chickering's Dunham's and Bra9buryis
Pianos Also furnish fr,m any other makers de-
sired also limited supply ofour own make
. Are Agents Tor the stale for Mason 3 Ilafniin's
cabinet Organs and the American Organ whose m
perionty over the Nelodeon is now universally ad-
mitt-d ~
Among the number who have recently purchased
OF Us we refer g. Prof Proctor and Hon q p "a
munds, Burlington Chas. Olmstead and Mrs Bow
man, Rutiandi +. VI. Strong and II. Stevens IVer
gennes P. Elithorp, bridport A j. CorWin Iuu-
ungton r. g. Andrews, Richmnnd +; Geo q
Steele, Charlotte Mrs. DR.. Woodward Brand. n
Geo Hove, underhill II. B. Sowles and l. grain!
erd. Jr 81 Adams Mr.. Loyeland Pittsford Dr.
Drew. Waterbury. IL
In tts STATE Of v. ", r. r. Hogle. Fort covin..
ton r. K Eaton, Essex r. r Lee. Fort Uenr,ss
Mr. "halon, WestpOrt +, John Rodgers- BIsc3
Drook : L. r. stimpsOn, Moriah Mrs Field
heesevlllo Mr. Nhitesides. Champlain . tolo,si
stone, Piaitsburgh j A SERVER Hemmiu ford
Please cal at our Warerooms at IL L Sr,,~,s
MUSIC Store, or address for further inforufatio,
POWERS 4 STORY
1ii4""'"n w. Nay H. leo5 d3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

BROUGHT TO GRIEF.-General Candy has,
BY orders from Secretary Stanton, hunted
out and arrested the man who offered, last
winter, il an Alabama paper, to be one of
a certain number oil persons to pay million
dollars for the murder of Mr. Lincoln, and
who is on his way, under guard, to the
north.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

The FREE Pass to-day contains the List
of Premiums to be awarded at the Fair of
the Chittenden County Agricultural Society,
next September. It will be observed that
in many classes the premiums are higher
than ever before
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

RETURNING NEW YoRK REcMExrs.-The
Goth and llSth New York regiments, 500
strong, passed through the Lake Sunday
on the Steamer United SAFES, en- route TO
Plattsburgh.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

GES. Phil. SHERIDAx.-A splendid Photo
graph Of this dashing Cavalry Officer. taken
from life, can be obtained at Styles Vermont
Gallery of Art. This is one Of the latest pictures
taken, and as he has on that celebrated 'little
hat is in great demand among 1.-THE boys"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

The GREAT DERBY RACE IN ENGLAND
The Derby" race was won this year by
French horse, Gladiator, owned by Count
Lagrange, who is said to have won f70, 900
on him. The victory is celebrated in a
lsmixed" poem. as follows
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IMPORTANT

I'llf subscribers have just returned from markc,
i with a large stock of ali kinds Of frs; elias.
.cis purchased for cash the recent low price ~
81 All 81 which will he ID a. ASTONISHING. lass
prices. Call and Sc. Tor yourself u No. 1 Bank
Block. BRINSNAID : uILDRETH
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ToaoRRow.-Al large finely colorei, full length
Photograph Of Zen. Custer in his lighting rig"
will be on exhibition at Styles Gallery tomor-
row. Call and see it. Also card Photographs
of Gems Custer and Sheridan, for sale.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

1t is said that Ford's Theatre-the scene of
President Lincoln's Observation-Disclosures been
purchased by society of CongregationalIsts
and will speedily be converted into house
of worship.
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OFFICERS OF THE FAIR.

wM. D. MUNsON, Marshal.
S. II. WEsros, General Superintendent.
IHSsistant Superintendent.
GEo. /. HAGAR, Mechanics Hall.
sIoS E. Howard, Floral Hall.
wx. K. TAFT, Cattle.
D. L. SPEAR, Sheep.
SArroED Colby, Swine.
ELrAzER TAFT. Poultry.
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CATTLE.
OXEN AND STEERS.

Oxen and Steers must be presented in the
yoke, with . chain TO secure them, and in award
ing premiums the Committee win take into con-
siderstion their strength (of which an actual
trial must be made), docility, training, clo.e
matching, IS well as size. beauty and general
appearance. yoke of Fat Oxen entered as
Fat Oxen, viii not be allowed to compete in the
Strings of Oxen, or as Working Oxen. Best
Fat Cows will not be allowed to compete in B est
Pens, or with Mich Cows.
JuGges-Henry Morse. Shelburn; n. Stearns,
Burlington; Norman Wright, Milton.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

A semnambulist walked out Of a three
story window in Richmond the other day.
and awoke In another world.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

MUSTERED oUr.-Capt. e. NJ Raymond.
9Th VT. has been honorably mustered out of
service by the War Department.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23
Valuable Real Estate for Sale

V'HE 'hree large buildings erected BY Bishop
Il Hopkins for Theological seminary includint-
about five acres Of land, offered Tor sale on rea
sonahle terms.
This property Is delightfully."- situatsd ia the City
dance OF fruit, and richly ornamented with shade
trees The location, near the heart Of he CITY is
one Of the most beautiful in New England COM
handing. Il does, most picturesque views Of the
Lake-its islands and the distant mUuntaiu scenery
For further information apply tothe subscribers or
either Of them
h. CONVERSE,
i. q. BlGELOW
r. ". SMITH.
Surlin ton. May 10. 1875. dsvtf
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THE DERBY.

The GREAT TURF coSTRsT-THE VICTORY Of
FRAScE-wATERLoo AVENGED
IFrom Bells Life in London.1
The GALLO COCK
Cockadoodledo. Jean
Ha , mon Bull cheri
Ciel je ne moque pas NAL
Des Anglais sans esprit.
VsDquished on your proper ground,
Nest ce pas, mon chou?
Cockadoodledo, Jean,
Cockadoodledo
Que je suis content, Jean !
Heureux dams cette chance,
Vive le Gladiateur, Jean,
Vive toujours La France
Enfn she avenge herself,
&c sacre Waterloo
Cockadocdledo, Jean,
COcksdoodle do
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T.. b. MURRAY.
ID raper and Tailor.
CHURCH srRPPT

OPPOSITE .fllsn', Block.
The BEST OF CLOTHS, CAssfsEREs yEsr1Ses a.
ane up In the latest and most hliioze5i, s.yles OF
snort notice and most reasonable terms.
I'm, Burlingtoa "a.
- 1T
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

TIE TOTAL Loss by the burning Of Wright
d Co. steam saw mill at Saginaw city. is
estimated at 100000
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23
T. D n s I " p TT q n

The proofs 81 its Fl spcy are 80 numerous 20
we'll authenticatei-fi OF such peculiar character.
that sufferers c<n1o' easonahly hesitate o. receive
the profiered aid.
The class Of disc. for which the syrup pro
vides a cure is pre- ythat which has so often
hafIled the hightst der Of medical skill. The
facts are tangihlei witnesses ace - hic and the
safety and efficacy ie syrup iacuutrovertihle.
Rev. j. c. IS6ALa Of Melrose, Mas say--
" L1e00kaA SgTap b clmpisfsiy cured me ~ B-oH-
chi.i Of sir yss- ing.n'
From REv +. F. = trs, Manchester, y. H..
Sir The bottle ''.Dr. Larookah-s Pu.munic
syrup" you 50 Kin sent me, has been tried for
hoarseness, the re- OF "A ssrsrs cid. With uers
good effect; for ID, would condieuti, recommend
REV. Il. {. SIsv s,uf Jay, Essex CO. y. Y.
Says-'Ifs, ms " 20 say Laraot4h'. SyrsP q
fhs best Hsses-tss '-' ter Essi "a our f.lHiyn
UnSolrited Testimony.
Letter from We. aown Boston Druggist " Twsu-
" Years eXI ence and steward 81 Hanover
street VI. l. 3reh.
BosIox. siarch g. 1865.
DR.. Z. r. XII ;. Having used LAROOkAH'S
PULMUSIc sYf.P" myself. and in my family, Tor
the past six yea am prepared to -ay that il i
superior TO any iieine I have ever known, for
the positive cur Coughs, Colds, $ re- Throat and
all similar com nts. As take cold very easily,
have had srea. pportuuity to ties; the rirfac' o..
this valuable redy, and it hasHosr fli''t the yet.
however violeu' e disease. Hsvin- been in the
Drug business over 20 year, have had good
opportunities aorins the virtues 0t the var.ou-
medicines sold AMI pronounce "LAROokAH'S
SYRUP ne e.. fsny article oe- presented 90
the public.
Your. wR. BOWEN, ST Hanover's;.
Price 80 Cnts, and sI,OO per Bottle.
Or. z KNl rs. Proprietor, Melrose. Mass.
For sale in Ellington by y. c. Spear and J. ".
Roby, and by x. rs and dealers generally.
April o.. 3u
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CASGORN.

DLATED and Britannia Castors az
SHEDD, WALKERS & WIRES
81, No Union Block
frs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23

RoYs AND YOUTHS RUBBER BOOTS lust r.
~ ee'ed At PROUTf'S.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-23
,Hrur AND Burrn

Judges.-Norman Brownell, gainesville; +.
B. Green, Richmond; Cyrus Spsulding. Jeri-
cho.
Best Cheese, not less than 100 lbs, So, 6, 4. 2.
&" Old Cheese, +" 5, 3.
Best Spring made Butter. not less
than 50 lbs, Sc, 5, 4, 8, 2.
Fall made Butter, not less
than so lbs. 6, s, 4, 3, ..
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Cheapest and best Route ,

A thorough rebuilding. repairing End reflrnish-
ing with several new boats added % the line make
this the most comfortable. pleasant and
expeditions route O. the GREAT WEST.
. BE and see the Agent q this Line. be
fore you bus your Tickets.
lLS-Tiro4Ii T,-;,ts over al, Western Railroad
Lines eau be obtained 90 application O. Go RG Z
". SMITH, office corner For! aud PAttersHa ST..
opposite johnson House, ID rieushur-h. y Y
~ one Hundred pounds of Baggage rEEE. On
each Passenger. BAGGAGE checked through 90 all
points For Through Tickets and other iutlrua.
ton apply fo g. A. EDDY.
Otie- Steamers Landing Oeicn.hurzh ~ Y.
GEu- ". SNIrH. Zeal Ticket Agent.
ii. GuouSu. pas-enEerA-tnt
II. y DErEY, Agent. Burlington W
April 90. taua-n
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OGDENsBURSU TO THE WEST.
NO.'shern Transportation
Company.
Tire only Through Daily Line between
O DENSB URGH. CHICAG 80.
Aud intermediate Points.


This well known and Reliable Company, will
during the present Season run their Line Of
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Mich Cows AND PEN. MrLoH Cows.

THoRouen BRED SPANISH MERISo.
Jsd9es.-C. B. Cook. Charlotte; C. F, Van
Welt, Shelburn; H. Chspin, Willston.
Best Bucks. any age. SIS, 8, 4, 2.
Buck Lamb. 8, 4, 2. ].
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paImonic syrup.

ThV best prepariu1 ever made for the following
complaints
Colds, CoagAs. phooP' Cough, Croap, Ultima, cat
ara. Bronchitis, - - B.o0f. Pam ia tas 81 2,
Nighf Susafs, Hsn-4, GencrlI D,biIfg, and to
faf i0HS ThrsGf n as dne HoarScHssf % rtich
Pubic Sgsaksrs cle lqsrs arr ii15i, and al ether
,-.,,,l.,s - feUrsTg
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
HIsTORICALVIEW oftho American Reyoiut.'-
III by Geo. Washington Greene
What 10 do with the Cold Mutton.
Second series 4 Grave Thoughts Of a County
ParsOu.
4 vol Youths RebelliOn-Roanoak % Mur-
freesborO-by Thayer.
Christians Mistakenly the Author Of John
Halifax.
Lie Of President Lincoln by Ihayer. AS
Portraits OF Pres. lincoln.
Received at HUNTINGTGNS-
May Is, lstj-
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TOP ONIONS at
i PEIRCE'S.
NEW BOOKS,
"HUS8ANDS AND HOMES" by Marion HA'-
Ill land
"Beatrice,~ by John Kavansugh.
My Married Lie ut Hill side"
''St. Phillips"
''Parson aud People by Rev. 2. Spooarr.
''The Young Lieutenant, by Oliver Optic
Tho Soldier Boy
'Longfellow's rpusehold Poetry
RELIGIOUS;
"a Book Of Golden Deeds"
The FIJI cher ROes.N
Life in Heaven"
Heaven our Home
ALTAR Incense" Macuuh.
The Changed Gross"
The Waiting saviour
Remember Me"
For sale ~
June 10
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Daily, between Osdenshurgh, Oswego, Cleveland,
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee. and interme-
date points
Leaving OGDENSBURGH on arrival Of Express
Train from the East.
PASSENGERS and Families moving West can
embark with their Luggage, Teams. stock. dc and
land together without disturbance Or Trauship-
ment at their port Of destination, thus avoiiin.
the great inconvenience Of the many changes de-
lays and expenses OF other routes. ~ These
Steamers have large CABINS and STATE Ro0Ns,
amply and neatly furnished, for FIRST CLASS
PASSENG Frs and Second Cabins with Cook stoves
and comfortable accommodations for Passengers
and Families who NAV wish O. furnish their oWu
provi.ious. ~ No efforts will DE spared O. main
tain the reputation Of this. a. the
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Collins and Burial Cases,
In Wood and Metal, Of every style.
A LII sizes constantly on hand or made TO order
n in any required style.
CsFrIS TKsNISss Of all kinds. Name Plates,
shrouds Cravats, Collars and everything required
constantly o. hand and furnished al short notice.
FUNERALS ATTENDED, WIFE HEARSE.
Apply 70
J. GREEN, College St,
Or AZ his residence on Union St.
Burlingto1. March .. 1854. dSwtf
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PE.f O!S.
Cabinet Il American Organs
AND
sueIOdeOnS,
sNeGOdeOnS,
POWERS Il sToRY,s.

1sGrestly Reduced Prices almost. If not quite as
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SwIxx. -
Inswsrding premiums on Swine. regard 10 to
=. ~ not merely TO the size and excellence of
oonditios. but to the breed, form, structure and
nronortion which win afford the greatest profit
vith the smallest expense g.
kAnu.-A]bsrt Town, Richmond; 7. N.
rrr;ii. Nilton; r. D. PercivL, Hinesbrrgh.
~ Bp.eding Sow and Pigs, NOT less
-. than three. 80. -
q. R~, 3, 2.
Fat Hog, p
" Pig under year Old 81
POULTRY.
.,.-samusl Deavitt. Bolton; Norman
rn ps;uesviIle; wv. Wight, Wllston.
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sd MAPLr SUGAR.

Judge..-Joseph B. Robinson. Milton; SAT-
ford Bronson, Richmond; K. P. Kiddet, Bur-
lngton.
Best Honey, SO, 2, /.
I" Maple Sugar, 81, 8, 2, /.
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IInn Linen Du-ters (cool thinss to thlnA ~. ~
lJOO also n hne line OF spring OvereoAs. a.
new Boys and Youths Suits just received am pios
ale "a low a. the lowest AT No and Bank blow
May 5-dawu COLs Eh ~