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Don Piatt says; ~ must say, in all so.
berness, however, that, removing the paint.
ings, busts and engravings from memory, |
would not have selected Gen. Grant, on
sight, as the hero of the war, nor as the
foremost man Of the nation now. He does
not carry his com mission in his face. It is
not weak face nor faulty head but wipe
away the past few years from his record,
and he might easily drive his team in any
part of Illinois without attracting remark.
This is not much One turns disappointed
from the frat view of Niagara and the dome
of St. Peters, and it is the lackey who lin.
its his search of greatness to the outer man.
Nature is whimsical, and at rare intervAis
puts the Cesarian head on NApoleon's
shoulders"
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Gen. Grants new Secretary Of State, Hon
Hamilton Fish, is q native of New York
and sixty years Of age. He first entered
public life in 1887, when be was elected to
the legislature. He next served term in
Joliet from l843 to l945. In lS49 he was
chosen Governor of the State. He then
served one term in the United States Senate
from 1881 to 1857. Since the close of his
term in the Senate he has, we believe, held
no public station.
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The editor Of the Maquoketa (Iowa) Sen
tiHeE says "Gen. Grant is inaugurated
President to-day. Wonder if he remembers
when the writer Of this was showing him
around to the Sons Of Crispeu' to induce
them to buy leather of him, and also sell
their hides to Grant & Perkins. Verify,
how times change. Here is Gen. Grant fell
from the office OF hummer for Perkins Il
Grant, Of Galens, and has fualIy accepted
the pSltry Office of President. Our sympa
thies are with you, Ulysses. Don't go any
lower in the scale of reSpeetability.n
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Rock lSLAHD, March Is.
FLoUR-spring Double Extra, in bbls. $3.50 =
wholesale, and tT,40 At retail saeks, s6,40 .
Wholesale, and $500 at retail. Loose, 5000 a
Wholesale, and 90, 80 al retail
WHsAr-No, LOT, No. 2s0 No 5 50.
CoRH-45a50c.
0ATs-45A5Oe for 80 lbs.
RTE-l,O0
BAELHr-No. l, I,sO. No.3, L7O
sALT-S, ,2Os3, rs per barrel.
KERosnHn Wholesale, barrels included, a.
retail 500.
HIsBWuHS-Sl,3 IS.
PoTAT0Es-S0,
oHoHs-2,O0 per bu.
Eaas-l6e doA.
BurssR-vsry choice lots, for retailing, will
bring 25AS0e.
CHEEsR--25. K. 80.
PoULrRr-spring chickens, 10 cts per ID
Turkeys l2 ots per ID.
LARD-2Oo per n.
Hoas-Por live hogs 9Si Dressed 10, ,bOsll,0
dividing on 800 lbs
CATrLs-Livs weight, common, 3,bOa4,5O
Prime shipping 6,OOH6,OO per hundred Pounds
HIDES-Grsen Country, &c; green cured, lilo
green cali, IOsl2Aci dry hint, l4OI7cj dry sAlt'
cd, lSc.
HAr- Prairie, tlOAl2 per ton Timothy l2,tC
Atl4,OO
WooD-Osk 6,5Oasc,5O = cord.
CoAL-At the Coal Valley Ysrd, on the LevOe
coal is sold at l3 cents the cost Of delivering u
be added.
From teams, in Market Square, ct Halls cents
LnE-Pot Byron, $l.SOper Dbl. Rock leland
lime $l.I6 per bbl,
APPLFs-b,5O ,5Oa6, 90 per barrel.
CRANBERRIEs--30 cents per quart
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SSArcHED AwAY.-A young gentleman Of
this city, who earns livelihood as freight
brakeman on the Chicago & Rock Island
railroad, was suddenly jerked from his cozy
sit last week BY Officer Ball, of this city.
A Miss AcCibbins, who had loved our
brakeman not wisely but too well, had en-.
tered complaint against him for bastardy,
and the proper papers being issued he was
taken from the train, and held to answer
The child with which be is charged of being
the father is about eighteen months old ;
but the unfortunate mother thought that
better late than never was q good maxim.
and so she froze to our gay aud festive
young towusman.-GenSseo Republic.
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D. N. Barney, President Of Wells, Fargo
& Cos express, obtained verdict yesterday
in the Supreme Court, of $4,000, against
Otto BArssenbender and others. for damages
sustained by an explosion of nitro glycerne
some time ago.
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In the house of representative at Wash.
ingtOn, yesterday, Mr.. Banks introduced q
joint resolution to recognize the independ.
ence of Cuba when q republican form Of
government shall be established there. Also
to open negotiations to annex San Domingo
to the United States.
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New York Market.
Telegrspbed to the ARoUs.

TeIegraphed TO The Arrows.
New YoRE, March. IS.
Flour dull heavy, receipts 53as bbls, 6SOAg5.
super, 6a656 extra state. 6A6s5 western 6l5a35
hoop; rye -four quiet; wheat dull, receipts
1880, sales $4,000 at 4OG42 for No 2 spR store
and afoat rye dull; corn dull Gales $4,000 at
9Oa9l new mixed western, 92a3 mixed yellow,
% old mixed western barley quiet; oats dull g3i-
al western in store, 76i do aGoat; pork heavy
Sla2 new mess, 30aA3l old; beef quiet cut
meats dull lard unsettled l7talSs steam ls3AlO
kettle ...
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ct. Louis Market.

TelsgTsphed to the Argus
ST. LOUIS, March Is.
Flour unsettled I5a25 lower on mild and low
grades. Wheat dull unsettled and liver. Csr1
unchanged 65a7O. Oats unchanged 6l65 Rye
unchanged l2SHl30. Barley firm for choice
Whisky lover gHla9i. Provisions IN good de.
mand, but holders will not accept the prices offer
cd. Pork held in small way Sl,5Oa32. Bulk
meats nothing doing doing. Bacon in demand,
but buyers not willing TO pay the prices asked.
Lard nominal lsalst.
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II is reported that Judge Drummond, of
Chicago, Judge of the United States district
Court, will send body of troops 70 aid the
United States Marshal in Arresting the
Board Of Supervisors of Lee county, Iowa.
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Professor kaufman, who recently disAp.
peared from Clinton, with his creditors minus
fifty thousand dollars, has turned up in New
Orleans.
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The latest Spanish style of dealing with
prisoners of war is to dispatch them with
knives.
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Chicago Market.

TsIsgrsphsd to the AR0Vs.
CHICAGO, March 10.
Flour dull, weak; Wheat le1s sctive lic low
sr, closing AZ l,Os9s9 Corn, fair demand, but
weak, lic lower, closing at 52i; Oats quiet,
lower at 5ii; Rye dull lower at ll54Al6; Barley
inactive, nominal at 1855; Whisky 80; Dressed
hogs quiet at lliaI2ai; Provisions quiet; Pork
81; Lard Is; Shoulders II.
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pailp argus.

The Cuban general Lopez is reported cap
tured and shot.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

I OFFER my place on Orleans street, in the
lower part Of the city, near the new school
bailding, for sale. There ere four lots in one Ell.
eiosures good house, barn, sheds, ese., and ev-
ssything couvsnient--a good we'll, eistern, cellar,
great variety Of fruit trees, So, &c, For fur
tAsE particulars enquire of the subscriber.
LII SAULPAUGH.
Beet Isisad, Ssa'y 10, 1859, dsE
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. LIVE srOCK.

UNoN SToCE YARDS, March l3.
Cattle, good demand, receipts 57s, sales 7l3 at
500 and 10 cows to good extra shipping
HoEs hrm, receipts 295, sales 5O3 at 9iAlVi good
10 choice, all sold.
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@TE a M BO Az
AND
LAND ENGINES
ADMINISTRATORS SALE IN
Howard's Addition to Rock Island.

DY VIRTUE Of an order Of the County Court
ID in and Tor the County Of Rock Island and
State Of Illinois, the uudersigncd, adminisirs-
tor Of the estate of John r. Kline, deceased late
Of satd Rock Island county, win sell ~ public
suction. to the highest and best bidder for cash,
on the 9Th 9th duy IF April next, At two ~
o'clock ?. NJ, OF the north door OF the Court
House, in the City of Rock Island in said Coun-
ty, the following described real estate to'"it
Lot three (3), In block three in Hs"ards
addition 20 the said City, County and State ators-
said.
ANDREW KLINE,
Administrator of the Estate OF John 1. Kline,
deoe ssed.
Rock Island, February H. 1869.
II. c. CoSNELLY, Solicitor for Admir-.
fsbl7deW
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Stocks and Money.

TelegrsPhsd to the ANGUS.
Nav YoRE, March l3.
Gold l,3li; Coupons Of 81 I,I6t; 5-2VS
hrst i,sOi do second I,l5t do third l,lT4;
new I,i3+j do 'e7 !,lS! do 6s l,l3t; lO-4O'S
l,06R.
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TERMS.
WEEKLY ARauh, established October Is, 1851.
DAILY ARGUS, established July 10, 1854.
NOHEAL JONES, PrOpristOrs.

wEEKLr Apaus-Three Dollar year, fpGid
wholly in advance. Twenty-Five cents viii b,
added for every three months payment is delayed
In Olubs Of 10 or more, At $3.50 each, and one
copy extra for every club Of 10.
DAILY ARGus-Two Dollars and Fifty Cent?
for every three months payable in advance, OF
advance.
ROBBERY r. NeNEAL, MILrOH JoEEs.
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The OK AND Horse fare best when en-
ploved upon the same farm, each doing the
/ work for which he il best fitted. The SIM
/ nle and inexpensive harness necessary for OK
| en-. the little time required to prepare them
for work. the rapidity with which they are
shifted from the tongue to the chain, their
general trustiness and steadiness, make them
especially useful in straightforward, heavy
work, in all weathcrs Horses, with light
artillery of carts and wagons, relieve the OK
Of quick steps and accidental, and express
Jobs upon the highway. In the employment
Of both horses and oxen, there Is an OppOr-
tunity not only to use the animals best fitted
for the work in hand, but also to favor the
natural preiudlces of worBmen. The old
country lad. though unused 10 oxen, may
distinguish himself with a horse and cart,
while a good oX-driyer is half thrown away
on hOrse-team.
There are exceptions however. Hold New
ton left his ox-goad in the country and be-
came a city carter. i birch-mountain char
coal-wagon, with huge return load OF lum-
Der, heaped up with shingles, and drawn by
four pairs of young oxen-the leaders max
ins.their first trip to the city-had, in turn
ing the corner 10 q upon a certain long
bridge, got into difficulty. In their eagerness
to take the homeward track. the leaders had
turned too short. cramping the long wagon
against the rarapet of the bridge ; they had
been whipped, and hacked, and - hawed -
and - geed by the boyteamstcr, assisted
by amateur bystanders Zone Of whom had
hitched pair of horses before the already
too long tcam), until the narrow way was
blocked the boy-driyer in tears, and the OK
team. completely discouraged and dcmoIal-
lied, refused to pull a pound. At this june
ture IIod Newton drove up. threw down bis
lines, and hasteuei 10 the rescue. HIS CHEEKY
- What Yer tryn' To celebrate here CUES,
you'd better take them horses ont o. the
way they ony bother the steers' threw
new light on the matter. He himself I'M
hooked the trace chains, and flung away the
whifiletrees. hen. with his short, black
whip brandished in pantouime, and a
3" Hush-sh- whua-hack hack yer lit
tie leller.," he got the bewiidercd animals
down around the To- ugue IN q huddle: then.
with more pantomime, and. perhaps. taste
Of the lash upon the rump of % hszard. he
the team, fairly bringing his
cattle 70 a stand across the road, with
round " Whoa-hacR " Gust slackening the
when Immediately. with
- Whoa-haw-get up % along-gee-yor .
boobies 90 accompanied by such def and
iudicious play Of whip as drove every indi- .
yidual steer wric-lug into Ills bow and work F.
At the one critical m0ment-he sent them off .
AT good -laWiug gait. with the numbering .
load straiuing behind. Then lIod lthe good .
Christian) gave a hearty farewell slap to the .
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eighteen per cent. viii 20 to give him an aid
ermanic ieshiness, and that fourteen per cent.
Is assigned to warm him and make him feel
comfortable on a cold day. OF the fesh-form-
ing ingredients, according to DR.. Playfair,
every one, on an average. requires ninety-two
pounds annually to keep up proper bodily
condition. If it is not obtained from steaks,
then must be secured from something else.
Cheese is great fesh-iormer, go per sent;
and taken with beer speedily conceals all
traces of unsightly bones. Two ounces Of
fesh-formers per diem viii keep man alive
if he is not forced to labor, but hard labor re-
quires six, or the body Will run short Of starch
and sugar, and 20 behindhand in health and
strength. In one hundred parts of wheat
there are ten pounds Of flesh, but there is
nearly double the amount in the same guam
tity of oat meal.
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Fmal 1otiets.
w u. f. CAKES ESTATE.

Nv Il, me Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the DE-
trict Of Chittenden, Commissioners to receive exam
me and adjust the claims and demands ofall persons
aga ns the estate Of William E. Cakes late ofJericho
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto and
six months from the day Of the date hereof being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose we do there
fore hereby give notice that we viii attend to the
business Of appointments at the dwelling Of Julia
Ann Cakes, in Jericho in said District on the first
Wednesdays Of May and September next, at ten
O'Clock AN, on each Of said days.
Dated this 18th day Of January, A. d. 1863.
]. n. DRURY, lc,,rriss;,,.-,
30y3t H. NJ FIELD, : "''iiiiissiOnei'-
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NEW BOOKS:
AT THE
Church street Bookstore.

"H0W BRIDE WAS WON" or a chase acros.
the Pampas-by Frederick Gerstacker.
" SKATERS TEXT BOOK"
SERMONS ON THE FAILURE OF PROTEST
ANTISM,n and on Cstholicity-by the Rev
Ferdinand C. Ever, Ii. d.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
THE DEMOCRATIC do.
THE WORLD do.
1.-THE AMERICAN HORTICULTURAL ANNUAL
For Sale by z. A. FULLER.
Jan. 2l.-sd&wtf
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LEVI PROCToR'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the
, - 90 Probate Court Of the
Oisih'0i VI So District Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Levi Proc
tor, late Of Westford, in said District, deceased,
GREETING:
WHEREAS. said Court hath assigned the 18th
w day Of February next for the settlement Of
the administration account Of the administrator Of
said estate and the decree and distribution Of the
residue Of the estate OF said deceased and ordered
that public notice thereof be given b all persons To-
terested in said estate, by publishing this order
three weeks successfully previous to the day as
signed, in the Burlington Free Press and Times -
printed in Burlington, in said District.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified O. appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, on the day
assigned then and there to contest the allowance or
said account, ana distribution, ifvou see cause.
Given under ny hand, this l-th dag q January
A ID. 1853.
w30w3 T. L. WALES, Juige.
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STATE OF VERMONT, } The Honorable the
ntsrpt-r M cz,rrpxnvx G. Probate Court for the
District II Chitrenden.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Patrick B.
ceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the 18th
w day Of February next for the settlement of
the administration account Of the administrator u
said deceased and for asst znment Of personal es
tate 70 the widow OF said deceased and ordered that
public notice thereof be given t. all persons inter
ested IN SAID estate, BY publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous % the dav assigned, in
the Burlington Free Press ana Tme-.H priuted in
Burlington, in said District.
THEREFORE. You are hereby notified C. arat
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlngto q the day
assigned, then and there % contest the Allowance of
said account, and said gnment. il you cause.
Given under my hand, this tn day Of January
A. ID. 1869.
w3E3 r. Z. WALES, Judge.
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FARM FOR SALE.

I'VE FARM known as Quaker Smiths Point -
i This farm is situated in Shelburn, miles from
Burlington on the Lake shore, and miles from
Of good land, well wooded; fruit in abundance such
apples, pears, peaches Dlums, cherries and cur.
rents. II has also grove Of cedar, Of fine thrifty
trees, estimated by competent judges 10 be worth
from $500 10 5000. good brick dwelling house and
convenient barns; and well Of never-failing wafer
AZ the door. For fishing it is not 70 he equalled as
there beautiful cove surrounded by cellars with
On sc minutes walk Of the door which abounds in
Bass and Pickercl during their season. For terms
apply 10 ISAAC SMITH, Shelhurn Village, Vt
Nov. l. WITT
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WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been app0in-
w ted by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Chitteuden. Commissioners 10 receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands ai all
persons against the estate Of Francis Laplute dteof
Burlington, in said District. Represented in-olveut
and also all claims and demands exhibited in fl et
thereto. and SIX months from the day Of the date
hereof being allowed hy said Court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice. that we
will attend o. the business of appointment no the
Office Of Lawrence and Burnap, In Burl uzr1u 10
said District, on the 18th days OF March and June
next, at DO o'cl. ck An on each Of said days.
Dated this eth DAY q January, A. ID. I-f4-
L. l.. LAWRENCE. lr....
FRANCIS LACLAIR N-'----'-' .''7'
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We will Send to Agents, free Of Chm.

/ FOR A CLUE OF 81 AND THREE D0LLt5.
One Of the following articles. { dgz g-1 - r..
Shirt Fronts; ! set solid Gold Studs. All VOL r'
simere for Pants. Fine white Cggrtsr,.,--
size. / elegant balmOral skirt VI ga--s IN are
or hleached Sheeting, good quality ward a
elegant forfeiture Morocco-0ound Pbo-g a..
I double lens StereOscOpe and ~ s9rsl,sn Ne
silyer-plated engraved bottle Castor ~.
silk Ian, with Ivory or Sandalwood Frame
cd ed se and spangled. I Steel Carving
Fork, very best quality, ivory balanced b.
handsome beaded and lined ParasOl. ~ -.
Print. very fine Damask Table Cover.
quality Ladies Serge Congress Boots -r#-.
en- Towels. / d0z Rogers best Silver Desert ..
! Lalies' large real Morocco Travelling la-
fancy dress pattern. } tOz. elegant silver rl..
engraved Napkin Rings coz- Ladies lls Ile--
or Cotton Stocking Gents heavy ril-et
Gold Ring. pr Ladies high cut Balma-ll T.
/ elegant Delaine Dress Pattern Violin al- uHr
in box complete. / set Jewelry, pin, ear dr0l. l-
sleeve buttons.
FOR A CLUB OF % AND FIVE DOLLARS -.
black or cOlOrsd Alpaca Dress Pattern set a.
Curtains pr. all Wool Blankets. Engraved
yer plated 8 bottle Revolving Castor. ha,aa-t
writing desk / solid Gold Scarf Pin. 3 yard l.-
fine Cashmere, for Pants and Vest set Ivory H-
ance handled Knives with silver plated Forks
egant satin Parls0l heavily beaded and lined
SIX. pr. gents Calf Boots. 80 yards good Pr.
81 yards good brown OF bleached She citing yard u
or 40 yard syd. wide, good quality. D Ladies
CANT Morocco Travelling Ba-. Q square Wool Slls
/ plain Norwich P1pliu Dress Pattern D.. yd-. ll. 4.
width cloth for ladies' Cloak. Elegant euzra,a.
piale4 Tea rot yds double Edtn water p-
Cloth for eloaknz
FOR A CLUB OF l10 AND TEN DJLLAF-
rich Merino OF Thihlt Dress Pattern 4 mr.
Damssk Table Cloths and Napkins O. rl4ate6
gents French Cali Boots heavy silver r,Ia..
graved lee Pitcher. Very fine Al-Wool ~.
Ladies Cloak. ] Web very best qgslit. r-
Bleacled Shectiu- . vds. fine tIs-iIna-a .-.
. elegant PoplIn Dress Pattern. & eIs-s--
Berege Dress Pattern. I beautiful Er-
Shawl. . Set Ivory balanced handle E--
Forks Lady's or Gents liver r...
Watch. Bartlett Hand Portfolio Sew
Splendid Family Bible, steel elzrav.r.
cord and photograph pages. % yls g.l
CardetIuE, good coiors- pair zl1. U4-
Qlilts. ] good slX-harrsl Rev..v--. a...-.-.
1lgf and Cape. Z sinsle-r4rr-l sh.rGr-
plated engraved six-hetr'- R...Is.s.- Ct.-.-
glass bottles. Q very fine Violin and Pow .4.
Set ivory balanced Knives ami F.-s- b.
larger clubs increase 10 the ,t-1- ratio.
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FARM FOR SALE.

VHE undersigned offers for sale his Farm situated
L in Nillst0n, five miles from Burlington and one
and half miles from Essex Junction. The farm con-
ssts Of seventy tour 30 Of land in a state Of
good cultivation, we'll watered and wooded Also
wood lot ~ ten acres four miles distant will be sold
with the farm If desired. The house and barns are
In good repair. The stock will be sold il wanted.
For further particulars inquire on the premises.
GEORGE BATES.
Williston, Va Jan'y .th. 2sw3w
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rI,O Housekeepers and others who order their goods
nom our GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE of Dry
Goods Fancy Plated Ware, Cutlery, &c, &c. We
send Circular free of expense TO any part Of the Uni
ted States; send for one, and see our terms You
will save money by addressing GEO DRYDEN 4
CO., 10 Min Street, Boston, Mass
Agents wanted in every County in the United
States Aug. 10th, w3m
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Professional.


/ AN at home again; and viii be glad to see those
L requiring the services of dentist Remember.
the only place in this County where teeth can be
procured with the Folsom Patent" that prevents
food from working under the plate, is at my Office
parties procuring teeth with this improvement Of
an : other Dentist in this County render themselves
liable to prosecution.
p Filling anu EArraculie Ione with care. Office
in First Matt onal Bank Building,
JOHN H. CoMEGYs.
Burlington, April %, 1865. WITT
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RM FoR SALE OR TO RENT

- AID FARM 3. situated in wolc0tt Iamoile Coun-
- ~, VI. known as " davenport Farm" il con
taius about two hundred acres Il good land well
wooded and watered sugar bush; buildings passa-
hly good and is miles from Wolc0tt village and
the Portland ugdenshurgh Railroad survey. Il
said railroad is built there j. timber enough on the
place To- pay flr three such farms
Possession given March d, ls69. For further par
tIrulars address r D.. JOHNSON.
care Of HENRY & CO.. Burlington, VI.
Jan. l2th-'d3 tawAwl1n.
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That IN order 70 supply the dsrnaud occasoBst =
our constantly increasing PATRONAGE r. b-Ss4 y
Gently made imp0rtstiOns for the Fan Trade 49,
from European manufacturers, anOuntiry
nearly 100000. 50 that We are prepared Il -. y
Plated Ware, Cutlery, Watches. Albums. Jsg-sl-
&c, OF better quality than any other concern f1
cnIntrN LIZ tLnn nj I'm. - :
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Zeal estate.
FARM FOR SALE.

DY the subscriber. on a long credit, one Of the
ID hest Dairy and Sheep Farms in the County, II
not iu the State flour hundred acres with suitable
buildings located 10 the South psrt OF VII ston and
81. George ". NJ. SUTTON.
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HARVARD LAW SCHOOL.


TWO TERMS, beginning February 22 and Sep
L temhcr %, lSG9. he resident Professors are
Theophilus Parsons, LID. Emory Washhurn, L. L.
D. and Nathaniel Holmes, A. VI. Gentlemen Of dis
tinction in the Profession lecture from time % time
on special topics. Application may be made for Cir
cular or further information 10 either Of the Resi-
dent Professors d2taw&W2W