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rUHE MASON & HAbiLlN ORGAN co. respect
| fully announce that they have adopted and will
rigdy adhere 70 the policy 81 printing IN their Price
Lists and Circulars their very Lowest prices. which
are therefore alike 70 all and sui Jet 70 discount
This system secures every purchaser against eX-
or1itaut price and saves Necessity for hartering.
They solicit comparison Of the prices in their new
Catalogue Dust issued) with those Of inferior Or
.ans; With careful examination and comparison of
capacity quality and workmanship Of different in
sruments The Company perfected machinery
accumulated facilities and experienced Workmen, to-
-ether with the important Improvements patented
and controlled by them, enable them to produce the
best work at the greatest economy Of cost, and
sequeutly to offer their well known Organs, winners
of the Paris Exposition Medal and seventy-fve other
first premiums, which are the ACKNowLEDGED STAN
DARD or EXCELLENCE in their department, at prices
az low less than those demanded for inferior
Organs
The following are examples Of our reduced scale
ofpriees.
FOUR OCTAVE ORGAN, Solid Blsek S.SO
Walnut Case style Mold Price 'DOO.
FIVE OCTAVE DOUBLE REED ORGAN, Five
stops with Tremulanta Selid Black WalnutS.J ~
Case Carved and Paneled. style e. Price DI ~
FIVE OCTAVE DOUBLE REED CABINET OR
GAN Five st lps, with the new Mason i Hamlin
Improved Yox Humana, which eIcels every other
attachment this class in the beauty and variety Of
its effects the ease with which it Is used, and its
freedom from liability 10 get out Of order. Solid
Walnut Case, Carved and Paneled- New style, No.
2l) This is the finest organ ofits size and S1TQ
capacity which can be inside. Prise, I'll ~
Many other styles at proportioEate prices. A new
illustrated Catalogue Of sly les, and Price List also
Circular with illustrated descriptions of improve
ments introduced by the Company this season. will
he sent free to any applicant Address THE MA
SON 4 HAMLIN ORGAN CO., To- fremont St,
Boston or ,as Broadway, New York. l-sw5w
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STATE OF VERMONT / f.e Honorable the
District Of Ciittcudeu s.sN b..tris- If Giit,coien.
To the heirs and al persons Interested u the estate
of isaac FuEerc, late of Burlington foo said Dis
trict. deceased, GREETING.
AZ HEREAS application hath been mode 0. this
Burlington. setting forth that bis father, Isaac Fu-
gere, deceased at tic time ofhs death held iu trust
for the petitioner certain piece of Ian. ou IA north
side ut North Street lu said Burlington Two rods
front ON north Street and extending hacb tea rods
containing once -ith of au acre, hrIltIs east half
q that piece % land next vest 90 land of Louis Gah
ours, which VIA. q. Shaw .lvcycI O. tle said tc
ceased hy deed taIcd August .tL. i-.4 aui that
said deceased was at the time OF h.- Ieata bound iu
Do trust 90 said petitioner on demand. and PRAYING
said urt o. grant license O. the administrator Of
the estate OF said deceased O. deed said prem O.
said petition pursuant o. said Trust
KHEREuPoS, the said Court appointed and ass. -u-
ed the iih taA oi February A. D. i-f4. at the Pro-
bate tour. rooms, iu said District o. hear and de-
eide upon said application, and petition. and a.aG
public notice thereof 90 Dee gwen tu all persons iL-
terg-tei therein. hy publishing said ORDER together
Will the time suu place OF hearing three weeks -rlH-
ce-siycy iu the Burlington Far prE~> TsF> A
newspaper which c'rculates 100 the ueI-hhIrHnHd 90
those parsons Interested Id said estate all wu cl
publications shall he previous tH the day assigned
flr hearing.
THEEF .EE you are hereby notified appear bee
fore said urt at the time ans place -s. -uei then
and there .u sad toult Z. make your OF. lact Ms
O. tho granting such license. if son s.e .1ls.
Given under ut hano 81 the Probate Court Poems
ti., il-H day oi january 4. ID. ISL.
wl9w3. T. WALES. Judge.
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TTuE FARM known Quaker smiths Point r
Il This farm il situated Shelburn, miles from
Burlington. the Lake shore. and mill IN u
railroad depot and post-oHice 10 couGins $50 acre.
q good land well wooded fruit IN abundance. such
apples, pears, peaches, plums, cherries and cur
rents. 10 has also grove Of cedar. Il fine thrifty
trees, estimated by competent judges o. be- worth
from 5000 90 siuo; good brick dwelling hous- and
convenient barns. and well Of never-failina water
nj the door For fishing Is not C. De eQutllod as
there is beautiful cove, surrounded bv cedar with
In Eve minutes walk Of the door, which arouna- fr
Sass ana Plckerel during their season. For Term.
apply To ISAAC SMITH, Shelhuu Village. VI
Nov L vtf
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Charlotte. Vt. March % W.T.


V'BF undersigned offers for sale his Farm situated
Il 10 Nillston, five miles from Burlington and one
aid halfmiles from EsseN Junction. The farn con-
lists Of seventy tour ,f acres q land iu stats Of
good cult vatiou. well watered and wooded. Also q
wood lot Of ten four miles distant viii be sold
with the farm if desired The house and barus ar-
in good repair. The stock VIII Dee sold # wanted.
For further particulars inquire on the premises
GEORGE BATES.
Willston, Vt, Jan'y eth. 2>W'w
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into consideration very thorough and care
full examination OF the reports of those Mass
achusetts towns that have made the expert
ment leads us to the conclusion that once
well in operation the reduction of taxes will
amount to at least one half.
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THE Subscriber offers for sale his Intervaie farm
i Of 2-1 acres. running water o. the house a-d
barns. well fenced aud timbered- said farm viii Doe
sold with or without stock and tools &c Will keep
from 40 10 80 cows and team. The above is located
90 the main raad lat,rrru Burlington and ,.ou-r.
lier. Building zool aul near school. For further
particulars INQUIRE % ,crr. er on the premises
Willston, sept. lst. wit A. F. HEDGES.
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VO Housekeepers and others who order their goods
i from our GREAT ONE dollar SALE Of Dry
Goods, Fancy Plated Ware, Cutlery, &c, &C. We
send Circular free Of expense % any part OF the nj
ted States send for one, and see our terms. You
will ave money by addressing GEO. DRYDEN 4
Co 10 Milk Street Boston, Mass.
Agents wanted in every County in the United
States Aug. 10Th, w3m
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: TIE EEOVSEEYOED,"
The VI. Record n Farmer,
who pays $3.50 in advance, the regular subscription
price.
VERMONT HUSBANDS
want THE Record and Farmer" and
VERMONT WIVES
want The Household" subscribe for
THE FIRST, and wen give you TIE LAST.
NOW LOOK .

See what treat is in store for those who take
The Vermont Record and Farmer during ls65.
Rev PLINY H. WHITE. President Of the Yer
mont State Historical Society; CHAUNCEY h
WILLIAMS, Secretary Of the Rutland County Ills
torical Society; A. T. RANKIN, Secretary f the
Vermont State Board Of Education. Rev. II. p.
CUSHING q. ". ), Of East Burke PROFESSOR
A. d HAGtB, Vermont state Geologist; y. Gil
BERT DEXTER, Of Boston Mass. our Correspond
ing Editor, T. STANLEY FOX, Of Boston, Special
MARKET Rep rter: G. HORACE HUBBA ID, Of
Springfield Vt, Agricultural Editor have all been
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AUSTIN BROTHERS.

CEND for Circular and Catalogue Of Goods In our
y GREAT DOLLAR SALE licensed by United
Slater authority. The very best articles and pre-
miums known 70 the trade. Send a trial club 70
J. & AUSTIN BRO, y Hanover Street. Boston.
Ma~l Jan, 1, WITT
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SEND MONEY BY REGI rms1 LT1a
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FTHE Subscriber Ofe r. for sale his farm q $40 acres
L said farm is well fenced. well waterel, las
young and bearing orchard with -oud building,
Over one hundred acres OF heavy wood and timber
land the farm. Situated mile from the centre
Of the town and two and a half miles from Charlotte
depot Enquire Of the subscriber ON the premises.
II. II. NEW ELL.
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THIS Is TO certify that have given ny son Fran,
Il els ii. Rice his time. and shall claim none Of
his wages and pay no debt Of his contracting after
this date.
SAMUEL RICE
Xinnnski Iannarr tth lssl -asrrlt
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Onion pariff 9ailru5d.
Nine Hundred & sixty Miles

OF the line West from Omaha are now completed
and the WORK is going on through the Winter As
the distance between the finished portion Of the
Union and Central Pacific Railroads is now loss than
900 miles, and both companies are pushing forward
the work with great energy, employing over '''.''
mn, .harn can be no doubt that the whole
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Imal Aotirf.
FRANCIS LApoINTE's ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoln-
w ted by the Honorable the Probate Court ioI
the District Of Chttenden. Commissioners to receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands oi az
persons against the estate of Francis aponte ate %
burlington in said District represented insulyent
and also all claims and demands exhibited IN on 81
thereto; and six months from the day Of the date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that pur
pose we DO therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend 10 the business Of our appointment at tt
Office of Lawrence and a Burnap, in Burlington u
sand District, on the 18th days Of March ana June
next, at 10 Gel ok AN, on each OF said days
Dated this 18th day Of January, AID. 1869.
L. L. LAWRENC-. (C,,5s.i,,,.-s
FRANCIS LACLAIR.S
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FOR A CLUB OF 90 AND THREE ll.r,s.
One Of the following articles Z 4l- -.t RS
Shirt Fronts ! set sold Gold studs. ALI ISL. f.
silnere for Pants Fme white tou-lerpa-s L.
size. I elegant balmoral skirt ~ ya-.,
or bleached sheeting. good quality yard .
elegant lUf-Picture NOr0cco-uound r-It.
double lens Stereotype and D. foreign 3
sflver-plated engraved bottle Castor --.
SILK an, with Ivoryor sandai"l' 1 frame
ed edge and spaugled. steel carving .-
Fork very best quality, ivory Ha.ale.
handsome beaded and lined fafiso.
Print. ! very fine Damask Table tr,H-.
quality Ladies Ser-e Congress Boots c-
en- Towels. 3 doz Rogers best silver Desert
3 Ladies large real Morocco TraFel.l- is-
fancy dress pattern. 2 lnl. elegant -..a- d.
engraved Napkin Ring c9z- Lal l1e t--.
OF Cotton Stockings Gents heavy chased
Gold Ring pr. La1ie- hi-u cut Balm - --
. elegant Delaiue Dress Pattern ! ar
in box complete. I set JeWeiry pin. enc OIL
sleeve buttons.
FOR A CLUB OF 50 AND FIVE D0LLAa--
black or cOlured Alpaca Dress Pattern -H- d.
Curtains Dr.. all Wool Blaukes. El-rll
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writing desk 3 solid Gold scarf Pin. 3 yar--
fine Cashmere. for Pants and Vest sef if1ri
aue- handled Knives with silver plated FIrfs-
eeaut satin ParasoI heavily beaded and lined "
six. pr. gents Calf Boots. yards GOOD p
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or a. yard iyd. wide good quality l.ri-r-
CANT Morocco Ir8yellu- ba-- 81. .ia-- " 90 ID '--
/ plain Norwich Pap.iu Dress Pattern Do ---f
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Dances Table Cloths and Naps.u- o. mate.
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-raved Ice Pitcher Very Inc A--A"
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This Company, national in its character. Offers IN
reason Of its large capital low rates Of premium and
new tables, the most desirable means ofnsurin life
yet presented to the public
The rates Of premium, being largely reduced. are
made favorable % the Insurers as those oftbe best
Mutual Companies, and avoid all the complications
and uncertainties Of notes Dividends. and the nisun-
derstautins which the latter are go ant &c cause the
! policy-holder
Several now and attractive tables are now present.
ed which need only 70 be understood to prove ac.
ccptable to the public, such as the INCOME-PRO
DUCING POLICY and RETURN PREMIUM POL
ICY. In the former, tho policy-holier not only
secures life insurance payable at death, but vii
receive, if living, after period Of a few years. an
annual income equal to ten per cent no T. cent Of
abe par of his policy. IN the latter, the Company
agrees TO return 20 the assured the total amount Of
money he lias paid in, In addition to the amount Of
his policy
The attention Of persons contemplating iusuring
their lives or Increasing the amount Of insurane.e
they already have, is called to the special adyart
ages offered by the National Life Insurance Com
psny.
Circulars Pamphlets, and full particulars given on
application to the branch Office Of the Company or
to the New England General Agency, under the di
rection Of f. A. Rollins and W F. Chandler. Of the
Board Of Directors.
J. P. TUCKER, Manager. 8 Merchants Exchange,
State Street, Boston.
). RUSSELL ARLINGTON, St. Adams and Mont
pel.er, Vt, special agent for Addison, Chittenden,
Grand Isle, Franklin, Lamoille, and Washington
Counties Geo. f. Farchild agent for Chittenden
County Office in Bank Block, Burlington Vt.
Nov. l3,deod&weowiy.
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DREW & RIGGS.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS At LAW.
WASH INGTON, DC.
OFFICE CORNER TN AND D. STREETS
S,PECIAL ATTENTION paid to claims against the
y U. . Government Of every kind. Patents OBJ
tsi1ed and business with any Of the Departments
carefully attended TO.
sendi NJ US business TO transact. No charges vii
be made r attending privately to difficult cases in
the Pension Office where the applicant is widow or
orphan- whether the case comes to Us directly or
through their Attorney.
Noy.l - VII.
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MOTT Z

WHEREAS my son Linford L. Nay has LEFT his
w home without any Just cause or proyocation
this Is 20 forbid all persons harDorng or trust
ing him my account after this date.
Dec. 18th, w3w. NELSON ". NAY.
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CooL-pEcIDEDIY.-At the annual meeting Of
the Vermont State Agricultural Society, held at
Bellows Falls on the 9th inst, Mr.. c. Horace
Hubbard of Springfield, very eoolly arose in his
place and moved that the Vermont Record and
Farmer, published at Brattleboro, be made the
organ of the Society, and proceeded to make a
speech in support of his motion. The whole
gist Of the speech as far as we could make out,
was that somebody, he did not exactly like totell
who, had been pitching into the management Of
the society. and calling the directors sod 70
gises - and other hard names, and that it need
forsooth an organ to protect it from these outside
vandals. He did not exactly say so, but we in
fcrred that he thought that inasmuch as the
Record had the reputation Of being d" leetle
bit - the sInartest paper in the State in the way
of calling hard names it would be just the "autest
kind Of an arrangement to get it into the fold so
that its poisoned arrows might be pointed out
ward, and possibly hit some of the sOciety's de-
famers He thought there could be no objection
to the arrangement, unless i. comes from rival
publishers, and thar they would probably OBJ
iect. nevertheless he seemed to think their objec-
lions should not be taken into consideration. No
good reason for any such action was given, nor
was there any indication that the society pro
posed to sustain the motion. The consideration
of the subject was postponed TIL the meeting Of
the directors in February, when ifcalled up at
all, it will probably be indefinitely postponed.
With a vivid recollection of the labor and eX-
peuse incident to the publication Of both morn
ing and evening reports Of the last exhibition Of
The State Society, and the active demand for
them as fast as they could be printed IN the FREE
Pass, it strikes US that the people viii hardly
feel like waiting for a report published in a
weekly paper in that CO. her OF the State most re-
mote from the place Of exhibition determined
upon for at least two years to come.
The FREE Press q TINES, with facilities that
no weekly paper can have, and an Agricultural
Department which we trust will be found not les
deserving of the support Of the farmers of Yer
mont than that Of our euterpr.-ing contemporary.
does not aspire TO the position of 0rgg7 for any
society, party. CLIQUE or faction
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WANTED Agents 70 sell the AMERIC AN
w KNITTING MACHINE. Price s25 The sim
plest, cheapest and best Knitting Machine ever IN
vented. Will knit %, COO stitches per minute Lib
eral Inducements to Agents. Address AMERICAN
KNITTING MACHINE CO., Boston, Mass. or St
Louis Mo.
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II the District Court Of the United States for the
L District Of Vermont. In the matter of Wm n
wilkins, Bankrupt.-In Bankruptcy. The under
signed hereby gives notice OF bis appointment as As
signee Of VIM H. wilkins of Burlington County u
Chttenden, state and District Of Vermont who has
been adiudged a bankrupt on his own petition by
the District Court of said District
Dated at Burlington, in said District, this 18th day
Of January \ ID. l-69.
3sw3t GEO W. BECKWITH.
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One Dollar for ghe .Fr,jcJo

with the privilege Of exchange fra.aa Iar-s.....
Of useful articles, not one Of which could d
for TWICE THE AMOUNT in any other y.. =.
The best I Boston and New York rale-a- .
as % the reliability % our house and te-t mr.
ness Is conducted 10 the fairest anu lr..- .--t
manner possible, AM that We give .-as.--
for the money than can be obtaue
way.
S-Au goods damaged or broken b. --.-...
ton replaced without ehar-e.
Checks describing articles sold. -art "a. ..
clubs. at rates mentioned below. W.
every article 70 cost less than if bll-1- II '
ton or New York house.
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Deputy United States Marshal, a- III
Jan. i--9WiW
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Beside this, T. b. sherman, ESQ, of Chicago, IL,
native Ncrmonter. Will contribute 3 articles, enc
titled "Nermouters AT the West" gentleman IN
3 st0n will c'ntribute h. articles entitled Yer
mouters in Boston. Both Of these series Of articles
Will bee COPS rhtsd, and can be obtained IN no 9TH
er paper.
Vermont Farmers Ministers, Lawyers Physicians.
etc. will contribute regula. ly topics upon which
each one is fultH posted A. announced above
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Professional.
DENTAL NOTICE.

: AN at home again: and will he glad to see those
| reouirinp the services Of 4 dentist. Remember,
the only place in this County where teeth can he
procured with the &" Folsom Patent that prevents
tood from working under the plate, is at nay Office.
uarties procuring teeth with this improvement OF
an other Dentist in this County render Themselves
liable to prosecution.
- Filling 4-AuIaotII.-- Lone with care. otb@
III r is' -'"'' V''''' Jam JOHN N. COMEGYs.
Burlington, April %, 1858. WITT
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READ rHE TESTIMONIALS.

Saving for one month, sIs2.25. over 40 per cent
~ Y. TribuHS.
"Usng three and four foot burners in the place
six snd eight, heretofore. ~ T Herald.
81 am satisfied that this improvement will make a
clear saving O. Us, IN our gas bills, Of 5000 per
year ~. e. Moore & Co., 4ffisiorourgs, Mac.
we hereby heartily endorse It as the most per
feet gas lighc se have ever worked by in any print
Ing ofice-"-SigHsd bV fhe F1rsH1aH fssf FOREMAN
Chief Rslssr and Maktrs up. Con grsssi0na
Printing Office, H4saiHgfoH, D. C..
"Saves fully oue-third the expense. "-Daiiy SPY,
Forcssfrr. M1ss
We have saved A. per cent vet our Eight il fully
equal 90 what it was before. - ich9is & H4fctins
L0reu. MAJ
Has saved more than 40 per cent I'm the quantity
u eas consumed. whilst the quantity Of light mas
been some~ bat increased and its quality greatly
improved joins J. MAY. B-osd street.. Boston.
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REcIPRoCuY.-The State Agricultural Society
at its last annual meeting passed series ofreso-
lutions called ont by the Governor alluson to
this subject in his last annual message. It hard
ly seems desirable to spend time IN discussing
them at this time, and yet 1t is well that the
farmers Of Vermont when they come together
should re-affrm their determination to oppose in
every practicable manner amy attempted in
fringement upon their interests, and we are glad
to see that the Society has taken the matter i'm
hand Il is generally conceded that the farmers
of this State derived but little if any benefit, but
very great Injury. from the late reciprocity
treaty, and II was with mingled feelings Of re-
gret and disgust that a majority Of them read
that part Of tie message NJ the governor.
Farmers of Nermont-Stan nj by and guard
wen your own interests
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OFFICERS.
CLARENCE n. CLARK. President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee.
HENRY d. COOKE, Vice President
EMERSON ". PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
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REV. PLINY II. WHITE


Writes for other Paper in Vermont. His Histori-
cal. Biographical and Obituary Sketches the articles
Of Mr. White, MT Williams, Mr. Cushing and Dir.
lager viii be copy GIFTED, and can be
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FOR SALE.

TUE farm known as the Wm. Heard Farm II l-l
Il acres. one u the most desirable location. iu
Ferrishurgh, Addison. Co Vt unsurpassed graz
ing with sufficient grain lana for the use of Oh farm
- acres Of hardwood probably lao cords - mile.
rom the Depot. One mile from Ferrisburgh Hollow
where there is a Grist Mill saw Sill and Factory
and various other manufacturing establishments Us
ually found in small village about 100 Old apple
trees, and fifty Just coming into bearing two dwell
ing houses two large harms corn harm. &c Well
adapted 10 two farms and could hedvded soas tohave
house and barn on either portion. Viii sell the
above together, in halves OF 10 smaller portions %
suit the purchasers.
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FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE residence vithirf 10 miles OF the
n Burlington Poet Office. Il consists Of a large
new dwelling house, barn, and other outbuildngs
and ten acres Of land For particulars inquire of
A. J. HOWARD.
August 4 du CountyCieTk's Office.
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NOTICE.

: 2
For further particulars enquire Of t. &. Hazard. on
the premises, OF Hon. y. g. Allen, North Ferris
burgh, Vt Dec - 81. wtf
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Our COMMISSIONS ~ Igry-g

Exceed those Of every other es-aH .i.a.a-t 90.
kind Proof o. this can De found .r q.-a--
premiums with others FOR CLUES IF ms
SIZE, in addition % which we claim - -.s '1
goods ofthe same character.
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DRAIN TILE.

q. sad inch for sale hyi RI WHITE,
Z Says. eAh, wsnos Shelourn Point