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Mo9tLE.-The following statement OF
the Jfen,s paid in Mobile is take. from the
Springfield Journal;
"A block Of brick buildings recently cree,
cd near tie wharf, the dimensions of which
ere sbout IS feet front by about 80 fee, deem.
3 stories high, without any cellar, rem,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-17

for $1,000 year each; that is, the lower
story rents for $4,000, and the two upper
stories for $1,000, The price Of them is
held at about $50 each. A well ii"
ished brick house, 8 stories high, say 25
feet front by 40 feet deep, in the third
stree, back, rents for Saioo, the store in
the lower story paying $500 of The sum.-
4 friend Of mine, about two years since
built house Of one story, say 80 feet by
40. with piazza in front, and a de'ache
building in the yard, for II kitchen, aud a
small stable, The lot Of ground being about
so feet rear, aud has recently sold it for
$l2,5oO. He informed me that it would
rent for Si2oo year. aud would be vii.
ling to contract to build as good house ia
Springfield, and furnish The materials foI
the latter sum. I cnquired the prices and
rents Of various other houses and stores
and | consider these fair samples in favora
BILE situations.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-17
PIANO FORTE
ESTABLISHMENT

NMHE subscribers respectfully inform the
~ Iublic that they have formed a copart.
ncrship under the firm of
HERRICK, CHRISTOPHER co.
for the purpose Of manufacturing and selling
Piano Fortes, in all their varieties; warranted
equal in elegance, workmanship, touch, and
tone, u any manufactured in the United
States. The operative part ofthe firm have
had long and thorough practice in the bes,
establishments in Boston, Philadelphia, and
New. York, and feel warranted by competcn,
knowledge of the business, in recommending
their instruments equal in all respects 10 any
in market. Amateurs in music and others
are requested TO call at the Ware Rooms, Cor.
ncr of Champlain and MacDonoueh Streets,
and examine the instruments constantly on
hand, consisting Of a variety ofplain and rich
Mahogany Case, and superior havy toned.
Rose Wood. with the highly approved grand
action. which produces a splendid clesfness
and brilliancy oflonc unknown 10 others. All
orders by letter or otherwise directed 10 Nv.
man & Cole, for Piano For,es, Tuning, or any
other business connected with such an est lab.
lshmenl, will be promptly attended to. Old
instruments tuned and repaired on reasonable
terms. HIRAM HERRICK
WIN. II. CHRISTOPHER,
LYMAN & COLE.
Burlington, VI. 22d February, 1897.
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"The. hnnser, void u thinking quite.
Clips LAWYER. doctor, parsoR, all alike.
A. il The lock that decks the prying quiz.
With equal grace would fiji the doc,or's ping
Or the meek parson. hating empty show,
Would like The fashion Of The dashing beaui
But science teaches where TO Gu: or spare,
Shaving each lock in beauty TO a hair.
Manhooh his ,sor, age renews its prime.
And bright, beams The human face divine
Ills chin il SMOOTH. his hair Cut a la mode,
And boz ton notice is on him bestowed.
We who soft smiles from beauty would obtain,
We who to age would bring back youth again.
We learned. who sasacious looks would wear,
To LOUIS 60, aud all he suited there"
The subscriber. grateful for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon him.
respectfully tenders his acknowledgements
to The public. and begs to apprse his pat.
rons Of his renewed zeal in their service.
It's shop is always open al an early hour
IN the morning, and I'LL 9 o'clock on Satur.
day evenings. Customers are requested
TO call early on Sunday mornings.
March ). Louis DERvILls.
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The Supreme Court Of the U. S. has
decided that the state laws requiring bonds
10 be given for passengers from foreign
counties. TO indemnify the city where they
are landed, for their main ainsncc, is con.
ST tI,t ionel
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-17
10 Cabinet and Carriage
Makers.

3RHE subscriber offers for sale at wholesale
~ u retail, Furniture, Flowing. Polishing,
Coach and Black Varnisli, made al one Of tho
hes, varnlsh factories In the U. States, and
altogether a new article in This market.
ROB. MOODY.
Burlington, Feb. IA, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-17

Mr.. Van Ness. 1t will be seen by the
following extract, from the Paris cores.
pondent Of the Albany Daily Advertiser
that We were not mis-, AIKEN in The opinion ex.
pressed some days since as to the probabil.
tiles Of Mr. Van Ness return 10 this coun.
try. The letter is dated 7th January.
NJ. Van Ness, the American minister in Madrid
took his leave Of the Queen Of Spain on 2ls, MI
lie presented to her Majesty. N. Middleton. til,
secretary OF legation, who is TO act IA Charge
d'Anaires until the arrival Of the New Minister.
The latter had jus, landed AT Cadz. Van Ness la.
filed his dipIo,Da,cal functions in Madrid. for up
wards Of seven years, to The satisfaction Of 10th
countries.
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7,

In this town, on the Ii h inst. Mrs ElvINA
LroN, wife ofCap. DAN LYON, aged 80 years.
IN Jerico, on The 25lh uit. AMANDA, wife of
ORvILLE SHAW, in The 35th wear Of her age.
Al his residence in Windsor, on Sunday eve.
ming The 5th inst. DR., NAHUM TRsAK, IA, tile age
Of 76 years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-17

Rigging, Cordage, &c.
0Mm Coles Russia. Manila and
9VS Taued RIgsing'. of all des.
crp'lons. Csmberlines. Cod Lines, Mar
lin and Sail Thread, by
J. 81 II. PECK e. Co.
March Q. 1887,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-17

The subscribers have formed a conaexics
in the Book Binding business and will do
binding IN ali it's branchcs. Blank. Books
ruled To pattern and bound 10 ortcr. Or.
der> sen, by mail for Bank Books, Binding,
or Ruling paper, thankfully received aud
promptly executed.
The patronage of the public is respect.
fully solicited. s. HUNTINGTON.
NJ. r. LYON.
Bndery few doors east of V. Harring.
tons Book -torP.
Burlington Jan, 81, 1887.
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Gold and Silver Watches.

WYE have Just added 10 our stock Of
w Watches. We have some fine gold
casod Patent and Lever, plain and chazed,
some and full jewcIled, gold cascd Repeat.
ing Watches, gold cascd Bulls eye Watches,
Jewelled Vergcs which run AZ well as Lev.
crs, fine jowclled LcEpines in gold and
silver cases, Silver Levers, English Watches.
All tho above Watches will perform well and
are warranted, All kinks Of Watches and
Clocks cleaned and repaired al tho Variety
Shop
PANGpoRN & DRfNsaAiD.
March IL, 1887, 3w
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10 the Public.

THE subscriber has purchased Of c.
l. GoopRIcH, his Book Binding tools.
Stock &c. and has removed the same 10
The building formerly occupied BY WM.
WAiNwR,GHT, for tin ware factory.
where the Book Binding business will 10
carried on IN all It's varlnus branches.
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON.
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The Selectmen of Burling.
NEW GOODS

FlfSt IN he .Warket.
lust received "BY LAND" at the
- Vaiety Shop; Twist Combs Chalk
Crayons; drawing Pencils, India Rubber,
fine Bombaz'ne Stocks with Bows, &c
&c. We are receiving and shall continue
to receive all articles necessary to keen
our assortment good. We have received
some good and largo cotton and scotch
gingham Umbrellas.
PANGBOR.N & BRL.NSM.aID
March Is, 1897. 3w
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NOTICE.,

THE subscribers give notice that the
Il Grst Mil at the Falls is now in their
possession. They have employed an expe.
rlenccd Miller in the place Of Mr.. Edg.
cumbe, who will cndeavour TO satisfy the
public. HICKOK g. CATLIN.
Feb. % 1887.
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William i,lanchard's Estate.

William i,lanchard's Estate.
WE The Subscribers having been APP
w pointed by The Hon. Judge of Pro.
bate for the District OF Grand Isle. Com
n'ss 'one's to receive, examine and adjust
The claims aad demands Of all persons
against the estate Of WIN. Blanchard late
OF Isle la Mott in said District deceased,
represented insolvcnt. aud also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto /;
and six months from he ed day Of March,
A. d 1897. being allowed for that pnrprse,
we do therefore give notice rhat we will
attend TO the business Of our appointment,
at the dwelling honse Of WIN. Stephenson,
in Isle La Mott, on the Cd Monday OF July
ncxt.from ten o'clock A. NJ. till six o'clock
p. NJ.
Given under our hands at Isle La Mott,
this 81 dav of March A. d. 1897
WIN. STEPHENSON, } Commits.
NATH. HOLBROOk. In. { sinners.
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FLopIpA.--From Charleston. under
date Of March I, we have late advices from
FLORIDA. The information from General
IEsup, who was OF Dadc's Battle Ground
is far from cheering. General JEsup was
renewing the campaign, the Ciefs having
NO, come in according to agreement and the
stesmer Forester had been despatched to
sSavnnah.
Hos,ii,ies were to have commenced again
on the 25th inst. Two negroes who were
taken by the Indians in May last, had
made their escape. They state that there
10 great deal Of dissenslon in the nation.
The Chiefs are willing to give up. but the
young warriors are ave'sc TO it,
They have plenty of ammunition, and four
hundred fighting men in Philips tribe
They place no confidence in the profession
OF General JEsup, which detcrs thcM from
coming in.
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Pensioners under the act of the
18th Of July, 1896.

TNHE following Circular having been
Il received from the comptroller, il is
published for the information Of those who
ore pensioned under the above act
E. II. ENGLESBY. Prest.
Bank of Burlington, and Pension Agent.
March lo,l837.
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STATE OF VERMONT, }
DISTRICT OF CHrTTENDEN, IS.
The Honorable the Probate Court for The
District Of Ch'ttenden. To all persons
concerned in the Estate of Noah Chittenden
late Of Jericho in said District, deceased.
GREETiNG.
WHEREAS, Tho. Chittenden admins
w traitor Of the estate Of said deceased
proposes 10 render an account of his adj.
m!nistration, and present his account against
said estate for examination and allowance
at a session Of the Court Of Probate. to be
holden at Willislon on the third Monday
Of April next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to
appear before said Court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause. if any
you have, why the account aforesaid should
not be allowed.
C;~e" uuIur my hand at Burlington this
l6tn day of March A. d. 1897.
VIM. WESTON. Regisfer
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THOR Sale at R. MOODY'S Hardware
T. Store few Superior English Fowlirc
pieces 70, cash
Burlington, Feb :, 1897,
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LYMAN g. COLE,
WILL pay cash Tor few thousand feet
w clear stuff White Pine Boards and
Plank, foil 2 in. -. |. and So IN. thick
thoroughly seasoned, free from sap or pilcI
Also, seasoned Hard Maple Plank 2 in.
thick. TO be delivered at their Store.
Burlington, March 10. 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-17

MExIco.-I Letters have been received at
N. Y. from New Orleans, bringing in,ell.
.gence from Yuca,an to the 18th Of Feb. ;
and ,wi,hstandu: the apparently au,hen.
tic assurances we have had, that Santa Ana
would be favorably received, and the gov
eminent had even officially directed the
subordinate authorities to treat him with
all due respect, it now would seem lha,
Bus,amcnte has obtained entire possession
of the government, and was pursuing a
course the reverse Of what had been stat cd.
Among other matters lie determined to re.
move Toro, Santa hna's brother in-law,
from the command Of the Yuca,an Depart
men,. to substitute Erigadier Rvas zayas,
the present Governor of Campcachy, and
personal enemy Of Santa Ana, in his place.
Al armed government schooner from Vera
Cruz with Senior Nes,or Escudero on board,
TO effect this object. Much excitement vas
thereby occaeioned among the friends Of
Santa Ana at Merida; the seat Of Govern.
ment, and Toro declared he would listen to
no proposi, ion that did no., come from Santa
Ana himself.
Great excitement prevailed at Vera Cruz
and the Mexican feet under the command
of Lopez consisting of4 briggs and 2 schoon.
ere, called thence the lsl February, it was
said, to intercept Santa Ans. One OF the
briggs. il is asserted had arms, &c. on board,
brought from England, and is destined for
Matamoras.
The army under Bravo. 5000 strong,
were, il is said, to march for Texas in Feb
usry, in two divisions, one by the way Of
the coast, the other by Bexar.
1t ls supposed the invasion, however, will
be deferred until Santa Ana is disposed of.
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UAlI persons indebted, must
make immediate payment, or be sued
No mistake.
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Fine ivory Combs of all sizes and prices {;
wrought and PLANE shell Back aud Side
Combs, shell and buffalo horn Twist Combs {;
shell, ivory and horn Dressing Combs; peprl,
shell and horn Pocket Combs; silver. Guilt
and jappanncd metallic Twist Combs jet and
Guilt shell Side ConLes
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18
Correspondence Of The Nat hitlhgeneer'
Nrw YORK, Ate. i.

Correspondents Of The Nat. Initlhgeheer'
Nrw York, AUG. i.
wanted amusement last night, for Il
was hot, stupid and lazy weather; and
knowing where should find IT, repaired
not to the Theatres, or TO Nlblo's, but The
Eighth Ward room, where | expected TO
see New York ron. There was con-
siderable gathering of the Eighth and many
of the older Wards. The Irish from the
Sixth Ward were there 10 great numbers
They are almost all Loco.iocos, and they
do not think we have liberty enough IN this
country, aud are therefore, exerting them
selves, like brave fellows, TO save US from
the horrible oppression OF the "arstocracy'
The battle was between the Tammanes
of the 700 stamp aud the Loco.iocos. The
Tammanies obtained the officers of the
meeting, with one or two exceptions, bu'
the Loco.focos carried the day IN the reso-
lutions, and had the majority. They over
set Senator TALLMADcE, and set up Sena-
tor WRIGHT. They denounced the Ike.
siraining law, the usury law, the SusPen.
sion law, as violations OF natural right,
and they do not seem 10 like any kind OF
law at all. Colonel BENTON was glorItied,
and Mr. NAN buren, vas requested to keep
on following in the footsteps. The speech
es made were amusing indeed; and the
gravity with which the Lecos discussed mat.
ters OF Finance and State was drolI enough.
There were only two or three fights, which
was remarkable.
Stocks have gene up to-day, The L. 5.
Bank to lis. The Times says the four
packets which sailed to-day carried oil or
900, 900 dollars in specie. Treasury rags,
or drafts as | call them, are at 81 ; specie
Is at ST. There was ltlle done 10 foreign
exchanges. The sales we're . 10 20 pei
cent on England, for private bills, at sixty
days sight; 20 to 20l for British Govern
meul bills, at 80 days sight.
There continues TO be grea, complaint a
mong the merchants oi the illiberalliy o
those banks which uuder the new sir PEI
cent. interest arrangement, make loan 9th
ces Vi themselves, and loan not to the mer
chants so much as TO other banks. Thu
arrangement, makes the pressure for none!
here quite severe, though no new engage
men, takes place.
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New ioRE, AuGrsT ..

NEW DIRK, AUGUST :.
Specie went cut IN the packets Yesterday
to u burger amount than wrote you Of
Thus.
To Liverpool, S604,000
To London. 405 900
10 '.ayre, $4,000
Specie IS also going 10 Canada. II does
no, come from the banks, bu, from old stock.
ings, garreis, corners Of cellars, old chests,
the corners OF wallets, &c. gathered up, not
in quantities bat by the brokers, IN an ca.
gle here and there, and a sovereign too
Some OF It Is imported from ,hs West In.
Dies, South America, and Mexico. Not.
wlths,anding this great expectation, specie
is on the decline, which ~ a very good sign.
Ii Gen. jackson has visions 10 the Her.
mitage, and the Globe ever thinks Of the
three branch minis that " the author 81 tho
Letter to Shcfod Williams was going to
Sc, TO work so ss to make gold and silver
common currency IN seven taonths' time,
how lhetr wrath must wax hot when they
see American merchants exporting specie
,hus-Hot 10 rob---Hol 10 swIndle-not TO
dshouor the American name--hut to pay
honest debts, and 10 rescue their country
from tho charge OF Pane faiih |, may
make the wrath Of the Globe vet hotter,
when say, the Earrings are getting much
Of this gold aud s,lyer-,he horrible, the
British, the monster Earrings. Much goes
10 Brown & Co. Thus yaalsies all the el.
forts OF " the immortal jackson 10 dam up
the streams Of trade, and TO pui down the
E" British monsters" at home and abroad I
His old friend, Jack Downing, wrecked IN
the Two Pollles, hear, is griiiing has ieefh
on the shore Of Rockaway. The GineraI
can now grit his IN the Hermitage.
Stocks to day are silfT--this is Wall
street lingo. L. s. Bank, lisa.
The issuing OF Treasury Drafts, adopted
BY the Government as a currency is a sub
lect attracting more and more attention
here. By what authority this paper money
is made better than any other is a question
no, so easy TO answer. During the month
OF July about 100000 has been paid al,
the Custom. House in this dishonored paper
Large numbers Of emigrants continue to
arrive British brig 10 day brings $50.
Some Of the late arrivals bring the small.
pox and on board Of one ship, i, is said
that some Of the passengers died Of aarra.
tion These are horrible evils, and Con.
gress must remedy them. Many Of the
emigrants arc deceived in Europe by ship.
pers, and then cheated when they are ship.
ped. /, does seem that as if Europe vas
pouring out its vast population upon US
Our streets are full Of foreign beggars.--
During the hot weather their appearance IN
the morning reminds one Of Naples, or the
Levee at New Orleans, where so many
make beds Of cotton bags. Ono Of our
streets Catherine street. is long bed, the
pillows being the stepping stones, the bed
the rocky side. waIk-the sheets The avn.
ings Of the shops.
| We see il stated in Maine paper that
the bounty, which will DO given by that
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18
THOMAS COOPER II. d.

Most Horrible A Woman gored 10
death BIZ d BUH.-We find the following in
the Montreal Transcript. 1t relates To the
death Of Mrs. Young Of Orlnsto.n, of the
Chateaugtray River Canada.
The unfortunate sufferer was we under
stand, the widow Of farmer Of that name,
but continued to reside upon the land 10 de.
rive from it such return as the industry and
labor Of herself and daughter could procure.
She raised bull cali, on account OF his
beauty, which, having been iamlllarized
with his mistress ever since his birth, and
having always been fed by her hand, dis
PLAYED natural attachment by no means
dispeasing 10 Mrs. Young, whom he fol.
lowed about the farm like dog. The AM.
NAL is now little more than two years old.
Towards the end oil last week he had, as
usual accompanied the cows TO the home
stead, aid they were fastened in the COW
house, when Mrs. Young and her daughter
proceeded thi,her, 10 milk them. Ga en-
tering the building, the girl proceeded TO
the far end, 10 milk the COW fastened there
and. the loose bull advanced with his usual
familiarity 10 Mrs. Young, who pushed
him aside with the pail she carried IN her
hand. The animal Immediately turned up
on her, aud with the frs, thruS, Of his horns
penetrated the abdomen, and violently rals.
ing his head ripped her body in most
shocking manner. He immediately fled to
the yard carrying upon iis horns a small
fragmen, of the clothing, aud portion Of
the reeking enirals Of his victim; here he
tossed and shook his head in a most frantic
manner. roaring, returned to make a Sc
cond charge apon tha hapless Mrs. Young.
( By this time, however, the daughter had
seized the pitchtork, with which she gal
lantly faced the animal, and after long
struggle, aad two or three very successful
slabs at the head of her antagonist, sh6
furry beat him from his purpose. He'
first care was nos her unfortunate mother
who, with such assistance as she could gave
was with much difficulty removed TO tbs
dwelling house, where, after a night passed
in rnexpIicable torture, she died the follow
lnr morning.
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We see il stated in Maine paper that
tho bounty, which will DO given by that
state upon wheat grown therein, the pro.
sent season, will amount to $3.50, 000.--
Farmsr & Gardner.
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Singular Erhibition.--Ffom ~ :. :
iisement 10 n Cincinnati paper, y y,
that murderer named Mdfh'd' = i,
bequeathcd his body TO the prop'pt,,
the Western Museum, previous y j.
cuIion, for the purpose. II IS al'eu6'~
being exhibited publicly, as a $a' va,
evil doors, against criminal Prue".s' \
cordingly the criminals head a', \
right hand we're preserved IN vases
hlbi,ed 10 the yis,crs Of the MuseO"
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Absence Of mind.--A young gentleman
on counting expedition, lately drove his
horse and sulkey into his Lady's Parlor
and tied himself to a post
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row. let Them borrow from some other bank.
1 have rot room 10 give my reasons at
length.
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Ladies' Hearts.-The female heart, as
far as my experience goes, " just like a new
India.rubber shoe, you may pull aud pull at
il till it reaches cut yard long, and then
let go, and it will fly right back to its old
shape. Their hearts are made Of stout lea,h.
er, assure you there's plaguy sigh, Of
wear in 'em.-iSdm Slick.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-18
TEIAsuRV Drratrp,,,
s.9aln

The expenditures during the same noa,b j..
about s3.6ll COS.
II is proper 10 add tina, the above Staten.
receipts, like that for May, includes rol or.
money legally paid into bank 10 the ereta !.
Treasurer, and the amount Of Treasury 4.
taken in payment for duties and lands by a J
tors and receivers, but sll the money Wh,,b 4
returned as on hand, aller deducling wks, :.
bly, would have remained IN their possss,ts !
deposited during the month, had Tie bss.
stepped specie payments.
LEVI WOODBURY.
Secretary Of t4s IT,,