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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-24
A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPET0A

The greatest combination of novelties and in the
city Every day and evening this week commencing Mon
dag. January 22d.
Day Visitrts admitted the evening free
The Manager Is happy wlth the
eccentric and unique
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COUNT DE ARLINGCOURT,
The BEST NOVEL WRITER YET
JUST PUBLISHED.
THE BREWER KING;

From the French OF LIE BIllSSEUi ROl;
b. the VioCOUNr DE- ARLINGCOURT
This the bes Novel published, c9ntauing account
the REIGN OF THE BREWER klNG in FLANDERS
tiurag the FOUR rE.ENTi CENTURY. Price l2t cents.
Agents supplied, at $8per hundred.
IA GRAHAM X CHRISTY No. , Astor House
f9NHE LACE-RUNNERS-Be part four OF
4 the Wrongs OF Women, by Charlotte Elizabeth, press
and viii be published Immediately, BY
Jazz JOHN s. TAYLOR CO. li5 Nassau
EURNS AND CLARINDA-Just published,
- that interesting and long looked Tor Correspondence be-
Memoir Of Mrs NcLshose aran.edand edited by her Grand
son. VIC Nc cLehose In vol 2mo. OF 800 plges, beau
ttu pginedb0und cloth with Portrait OF Burns sn-
bossrd gold tbs Price f5c Ii every way equal
to the English Ed. which sells for - 81
X. p. BlNBY X Co, Park Row
opposite the Astor House.
=. B. A new Edition OF WILLETT's OLD ARIrH-
METlC, Just published. jai6 II is
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= Lectures OF. the Doetr.nss AND Prha-

TE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cour,e Of LectuIes on
Mans Social Moral aul Intellectual Nature, by l.. y.
FOWLER and W. 4. SrRACHAN.
Every Monday veios in hudson street corner OF GroEe
Dutch Reformed Church Fourth street w I'LL amsbureh.
Every Thursday Evening the Thaan Hail. 46o Grand
And every Friday Evening the Temperance Hail. jersey
City.
Each Lecture commences at !! clock
Admission l2i cents ten tickets for 81.
These Lectures according the above arrangement, will
BE- continued for several We. Ks.
tRce Phrenoosca Examinations and the sale of Books
l3l Nassau-street.
The subject OF each Lecture Will be announced The week
rreyious j22 ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-24

r- Third Ward Clay Club.-A Special Meet:
ing the Democrac Clay Club of the Third Ward will
be held Thursday Evening the 25th at half past
o'clock Washington Hall for the purpose Of receiving
Banner dssE4T S xesgIf for h I9S on By b. half S Of NJ
Ackrman by David Graham Esq and receive! by ,he Pre-
Will be addressed by James Thayer ESD John 0 Ser
gsan5 Esq Joseph Hoxie Esq 1 I'd John B. Scoe'' Esq
The Offices aud Members of the several Clay Clubs and
Associations the City and thief ritnds Of HENRY CLAY
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. a Lecture on Ireland an Inde pend

esit Nation: her Resources Moral. PHYSICAL, Natural
aad Intellectual and her fqiI and unconditional right 70
26th instant in Washington Hall, by J. AUGUSTUS SHE,
Concert OF Vocal and Instrumental Music will follow
- which Nr G. NJ. King, musical professor, has kindly
volunteered hIs services preside.
Tickets IS eachto BE- had a. the Tribune office l6O
Nassau the bookstores of F. Dunigan Isl Fulton ST.
Doye 1863 Boadwa? j. NcSweeny 20 james street, and Al
the Hall on the above evening. J2; 81
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able that he will have discharge replace The braces The
the vessel considerably hjured BY rudde being
loose but the daage Will be small does find the bot
-ew-Yock.
"a sttsr from ST Thomas dared January states that The
brig G~n bolivar bound from MsrselIes New York, has
arrived here IN distress Her cargo Will discharged
week "h2n ne surveyors will decide whshs .hs be
paired. We 10 not whom the CONSIGNED ~
NswYorS CPtaa Thomas says the bills Of ladus ere to
order.
The brig Charlotte M. of and for s: John, Phiade
Pha, with largo Of -four corn m-a and wh, vas ;otsily
lost nvEth de OF Grand NsnaI DARK Hrbo The
afternoon Of the 18th Crew and small portion o The
four saved.
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COTTON STAY BtNDINGS.-75 cases Cot
~ Stay Binding, whites and blacks assorted numbers,
boxes from 300 TO 1900 gross each or Joboers aud
manufacturers For sale by
j2} iws VANDERVOORT 6, HAYWARD 20 Pine st.
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WM. DUMONT, Auctoue.r
i ALUABLE PROPERTY ON BROADWAy "

iwothr of ths purchase money for the above property
may # desired remain on baad and al neY cent
per annum, payable annually for thu term OF two yea
ilS tJ25
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Professor Nash whose vocal powers will bear conpari.
with musical performer the United States has also
consented 10 be present Several Duets Solos and other
pieces be expected during the evening The Professor
will br accompanied BY Miss Dobson on one Of Atwills
grand pianos The sweet and unaffected vocal aud musical
performances of Miss DObon would alone enrich enter
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-24

Lecture land p7aciisa' EIefcises eucaag ,hs popular
Sc-ucs) will be delivered THIS EVENING At o'clock,
in Clinton ali Unparalleled amusement, we'll as cfay-
ins instruction, may be fully anticipated.
Tickets 50 ceGts.co be- obtained al the Ateneum Hotel
ariton House, aud at the Door
Thesis occupying several columns explanatory Of
the hiso1y practical aYpicco sc &c. Of the Sceuc',
written the Lecturer may be found III the \w} FIX
prss OF the 20tl "2i and 2;th INST. jz3 u
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Or. VAL,ENTIN

whose Oddities bts scraps, Sc have often kept the entire
audience there III Que continued Of laughter.
Also engaged, MONS. and MADAME CHECKENI two
celebrated Dancers ans Pantommists La Petite CERlTO
ths charming daLseyse; Mr.. II. 6. SHERMAN the ballad
singer I. y BOOTH Tie famous Comic Singer; GREAT
WESTERLY the greatest Nigga ExrayaganIist lynY and
the unelua led ntator of the Locomotive Engine full
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ALBINO, OR SNOW WHITE NEGROES,
with all the features and peculiaIti.s OF the African race
constituting ,hem tho greatest curiosity OF the and the
crOwnmg wonder Of the world.
uew PanOmmic Ballet entitled the FOUR LOVERS,
ineisIe sed with dances tricks comic changes &c. &c
THE Gypsy FAMILY.
Sly in number can al honr. Iresed In he Natixe
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3. .mpor,ant ARRANGE one ent.-oNLGINAL

It - strnn &c that no complete Biography oi JOIN
H.SpolPH Of RoANoKg has beea gwen 20 the world Ter
maps the e1ceT OF interesting matsIlata snGui!Y
an eccenrciy Of his characerrh- very plendo Of his
genius and POSITION deferred from the nndsr2
Messs BURGESS, STRSGER Y Co. have 1nnounced ti1at
they will publish tomorrow in one three shilling volume.
full authentic and complete biography By gentleman long
racter and and fully competent perform IN able man
psr the task he has assumed J2i
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Inst l,ec:nre Mt Society Librs

PROF BRONSON. THIS tse.iing, at Il O'Clock; wren h
close. ms Course Oratory and Music, Laws OF e, &c
and sssctoas the Mankin and show the OF
in )raors ld Musicians and particularly Clay, Webster
Oh Bull! Visux Temps an,! Russell and Why Scientific an
AGecuous Musicians often opposition each other
Among the Recit4ons and Songs the MANIAC and NFw
rouSpLtHp Doc. Admission 25 cents L
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Nassau street. 8 agents, /
w clerks, partners, waiter, pedler boys, good
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g. Professor Bronson who, by happy combination of ex
tcng muIti,udes IN other parts of the city, generously
rendered his services for the evening At suitable interval,
hs wil deliver several OF ms most entertaining and
Recitaons He will also give exposition aud erempIf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-24

INPktCEDENTED tNTERTATNMENT.
- at the United States Hotel corner Of Pearl and Fulton
suef1s Fl o. lHuEspAY eyfn'ng the 23h January, 1914
The Laie5 OF the Nassau Congregation " Ill COM
elre s,r Annual Festival in the spacious Saloons OF the
O'Clock. The Festival will close at O'clock The Win
dows on Pearl aud Watersheds will be brilliantly iusni
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~ s Eecf1,re nm EIocutiO

Practical Business of Lie Will be delivered THURSDAY
Evening next auuary 25h 1884, the large Chapel OF the
Unyersty, commence quarter before o'clock by Nj
JSe. w. :. H.ws.
single tickets twenty-five ceu-family tickets admitting
y ne cons one doaI-nay BE- obtained of Mr.. HowS. his
isrcs 40 BrolGwav the store OF Morton & Murray
6, Broadway md AT rhe principal bookstores
Clesymen and Presidents aud Professors OF COLLEGES are
respectfully invited attend and Will please 10 leave their
names or cards NJ ts door, tickets OF adm sson
\ B. should he weather proTe unlavoGabe ths Lecture
will be post oae until the following Tuesday. l2i
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-09-27
The PA liNT LACE,

OF PITTSBURGH PENNSYLVANIA.
MILL be kept con family on hand by Dr. JOINS
he original Paenrc The erciusire right 10 make and
rend The .ame within and for the CofniieS ul Chit
len. Fran linz Lamoil'e and Grand lie.
The PATENT LACE ha, now cen before The pub
lie for NUM- err ofnonlhs,- N lnrcds have cen APP
nlie, in different paris Of the curnrv, an with
res never lefure eqrallel Nv any remedial agent
Numerous well Authenticated Certificate Of lis eneii-
"a ini en'e IN the removal ofhi.ea.es Of long stand
ny might ! e furnished from thi, Immediate vicinity
IN llriun TO the statement or cases anil certificates
OF cure, { mi. he'd DR.. Banning AMI oilers. But
this l. moi deeme nee ~ he nrc en- me, re-
&c encc can Z given 80 IN liv ais wearing The Lace,
in nearly every town IN the Comfy.
PLY, i'ian have long il, the NY ola Sirpor-
ter differently constructed an1 more pcr'rctn il alap
ton 10 the human form, than any that hal been ire
,cnied 10 the PM lie. The inve- tion If Banning
meet with their general appro' alton. il i. DE- lyme
rel.ve symptoms and remedy class OF physical
maaflc> which cannot e rcarhc V medicine alone.
The descent ordi>paremen' Of he vicerra from re-
taxation of he abdominal muscles, or other causes
tends 10 alterand derange he fnciion OF every
in theh IMAM system and in many cases, This devia-
ton from the naura healthy no iion of part, j. the
| sole eau of general debiltv-in Maze and Female
| 81 Dyspepsia, er ion Of the Stomach and Lirer
Pdipitdtion ofhc Heart Spinal Irritation. Hysteria
Hvpocondrid, Piles Proiapsus Ueria, Suppression
Of Urine, The bronchitis ofP al licSueale rS, and Incl
pient ConSumpfon-all ofwh c will e mach reliev
~ if no, entirely removed, by the ne of The Pdien
| Lace, when their ex essence iscau>ed ~ phv.ira de
ranrrmen AMI mechanical Displacement Of parts
which can lie realty a>cerained Nv observing In
form and symptoms # he person a'ltrlel.
This in.'rmrn' ha- cen exammel DIS. Mot
| Roger, Francis an (fri~comb Of New GurE-,h
facul'y ofPr hrroh, liar forianl New Haven, an
has o. 'anrl ,heir i,vora' e'",'in ny.
An''li al n. f'r'hi Ta'e may - ''a'e 10 the sui
serb or, al + sex. or Hacnr Il Arthur, Burlington
Patient, alta distance will he vis'e n her resi- enc,
If re ,rirci. JOHN W. EMfRY.
sex March 27, 1914. 43tf
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GRIND STONES.

= TONS Nova Scotia Grind stones. hntlcl and
- unfinished, i've, assorted ST&ONGS q Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-09-27
HARD WARE.

HAND w hE.
6, TRONGS f. Co. have re'clyed and offer to prr-
, chn,er, very general assortment Of ARD
WARE, amongst vince may be found the following
10 W.T.:
Butts aud Screw,
Nurii Ii aud Amerirar Ta'ches,
Che and Window Blind Hinges,
Wire Chez, Springs,
Mortre BE ranks,
Cried Bel Springs,
Bel Grants, ilor.e Bells,
Band. Tower Flat spring, Square and Monkey
Trunl ard Che, Handles,
Gar ZEN Ra.'s FIRE Irn Bench Vices,
Brass u rl.n> on la'es, Jaran'i do
screw p HE lla AM G, al Pins,
Bla'i Ilo"', AMI H. grs,
Sh ter S rev.. Sal b, and Plae>,
Pal lo,y., Trunk do C,p oard do, Till do
Chef do.
Long ,hanLed and Concave Anger>,
Brace and Brrs, Bcvi's
Frner Chi ell, joiner. Mor,ce and Socket do
G"n9e,, Brass niv Iers, Gimblets,
Single and dom lie Plane Irons,
Compass. Grating, Hand and Ripping Saws,
Knives and Forks, Carver, Sleel> Butcher
Knives, Bread and Shoe Knives, Pruning do.
Poc'et and Pen do.
Taper de- Mill do. fiat Bastard do. half round do.
Horse Rap, Bra,> Butts Curtain ring, Tea bells,
Tape Measures, Halter Chain,, Sad Irons, Tail
Or, do.
Brad, Ia lie Spoon, Table Hinges,
Cutting NIpper,, Bead Aw Sash Fasteners,
Corr Screws. Hand Vices, Trowes,
Steel Yard, 50 10 100 b.. GrlIrons, Sauce pans
Ename'd Masin Kettle Bellows Pipes,
Bed KEYS, Copper Wire, Screw pnllle-, Axle do.
sash Roller, Plate locks, Iron Square,, Stub do
Wood Saw, and Frames,
Pewter Cocks, Bung orer>, Butter tryers,
Sickle, C 4 Tacbs, Frying pans,
Ra, Traps, Box and Ivory Rules,
Toy Hoe, i.adie do. Screw Drivers,
Mahogany Knobs Strap Hammers, Carpe, do
Screw Wrenches, Broad Ilajche,s,
Singing do. Brass Swimmers
Saw Sells. &c.&c. Al q,
HEAVY HARDWARE
Anvl>, Vice, Ca. eel, Plated aud Iron Shovel>
and Spa les, NJ Fork, Hay do. Gro Bar,, Wro't
Nail. Trace Chan,, Iron Wire, Brass Ketlle,, &c
| May % 1914. 81
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EAEW E'AMM.

~ w. GlBB wa Ill inform the p iblic tina, he has
fprme Il connection IN the Saidng business
with Col Bal Bovnon. Bt>nc>s will be conducted
at the old stand under the name Of
Il. w. GIBB e. Co.
They mend to e in n silnaIun Al all times 10 ac.
colnmodnle customers with any article in their line
ON the mo rca >unnhle terms.
They will engage thai it shall i 10 the lnterc Of
any gentleman t. come twenty miles to purha c $40.
Fir, rae luuhru aruc.'e tor SIS cash.
HIneS1rgh, June, 2S'h 1871
A LARGE as,or mcu Of Teas To- acco Sugar
"A Mola,se., Spices, &C. SC. for ale At
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WISiGiIW.S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS; OR
INDIAN pURGtTINE

DtA ~
THOUGH many medicines have cen etore the |
l PM he for mach longer period than WRloHT's |
INDIAN VEGETABLE PHI, yet none stands now IN
HIGHER REPUTE. or ha> more randy attained firm
hold upon popular estimation. The THOU ANDs that
nave n.cl them hrorghou the length AMI rea,lh Of
he Rc'ublr all ear cheerful le-timuny to their
thorough efficacy and mild operation when employed
in he most distressing disorders "which flesh is heir
TO-"
The theory of d.ca>c on winch WnIcnT'> ISpiAS
VEGETABLE Pills are founded, i thu, VIZ: Mdt there
isoniy one primary cause Of all HE disorders mat
dt1ictHie IuDdn fimiiy an that j. CORRUPT hunor>
r. IN ohrr word -ImpuriiyQf Biood. Th primer
pie j. nov % generally admitted, tina II may IN tact
t al &" e sustained Y nm universally OF OPINION,
The few DIS cn'cr> constituting ut very fee le mi
n rv. l. i u.cl.., iherctl RI to di>cns The onnd-
me-. OF thi, Theory in hi place and -. nueyun.
1me oSE DISEASE PRINcrpLE eng admitted, The
mode OF ara"; proes >el al practitioner e'rmcs
the ,ame-name'y, purgdfton. u 4 many "' the 80
called specifics now leiure the public, produce only
one form of Purgaluu; they are q, her : m"uh',
cahar,rc, Dur-ti, or Expcruran'. Uriehts Iadidn
VegeiabIe Pins omllne all these properties, and a,r
therefore carulatedtu attack the elements ct d, ea'r
all points and by harmonious an rom'lned pc
ration 10 expcl radically from he system Their
ect j. amo mag cal, and l. nu">, s'nn',him" tor
is mildne,> than is efficacy Both Scres. and all
apcs NAV employ them, according 10 the direction
without tear for while they certain 10 cure dHdtS-
hat are remedial, they nerer miiicl an t'j0Fy
upon the >v>irm
important qnaity and one which ka> contributed
more then any thing cI,e 10 it, er'enSion and popu-
'driiy
J., az t5e n,,LG onJ IL ,,:s bjds fir
/ 10 me pdfrond'e q INC P"D'c' az" 10 use 0tGS "a"
TO 6ec'me oJ0Fe '0n9' .,W,S, H,''''S"''
~, -.,u. oc >,' ~ r,'.,i ,,..o,,G,1,,, ~.
me CIV ,nt"s W Wv %,e n.d
formed ihat "a cen tlre 81 III, p Irea. ponn"rn;
winch "rlgn 'hnah ''!'ca ,t I M NV ~
Their a>ionshhG geo mes, ,'a"e o.
are now ens1 -eu N ana o., .,n .
IT," V,ii p,u
CUE uner ''le i,,'i'c VI 'n'ii'" ''. moi;
ms IS 10 morn 'le ~ IT, IVA a'e 'e''
t,c wv, ~" we x, ,..He' mini,
"f'9 iNi1 ,''"' i neSrr"2ie '"'s'
OF THE Ncn1u AMERcAH COLLEGE or HEMTH."'
Anla'> SO around the order Ol Inc ia I'll VIII 'o"lu
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REMOVAL.
CABINET WARS.
eEA.sAS sYMAN

HAVING re'civeia very ex en- i've assortment Of
Ill DRY GOODS rnvie> the La lie. and Gentle
men of u rlingun AMI vicinity 10 call AMI examine
them. Among which Will e found Balzorines,
Lawn. Satin Striped Muslin, Striped Muslin Cling
hams, NJ. u. LANES, DC. Nc.
ALSO
very extensive as ortnent Of Black and Rrc
Black A|epne> Of superior QiaIit. aud finish very
ow. Prnrs very real vare'y Of beautiful tini,h,
light grounds, and superior quality, the most elegant
styles in market. These G DDS were o"ch IN Bo>.
ION and are rc-inmcn ct ford ,rllty and ia>,c ,or,
Furni,rre Print, White Furniture Dmtv, Conn
ierpane, 10, II AMI - arer-, and Curain PRINCES.
Black ndl'lHe Black, German, Ensli h and Anieri-
can Broad Cio'h>.
Ca.smcrcs and Ve,linrs, an ex'ensl"c assortment,
Satnei"> Tweel>, Ernnee, CnmhIreen, Doe
Stn,' a hmere, Figured and Plain I.n>'ing Valve
tine. Mole Skin. and her rich summer >iui-.
aiic-' super Bac; Krl Glove, Light Colorel 10.
Tor ummer. Whc do, Half Long dc. Also, SlG,
Ii lie Thread. Cotton, de.
LADIES' India Rnll er Mt's. few pair Rich Cu1>
GEM emen'. Krl Gloves Black Whl'e and ColoreI
Ii lie Thread. Linen and Cotton DO, While Kid an
Silk 10.
SUPERIOR spnarfell Hdkf.., Pengee, Choppas and
Banda.
Black Italian Crava,<, extra size silk Opera Ties
Fancy and Black Satin do. Stocks AUD Collar.
French Dimr'v, Cant rc Inserting and EdginG
PRINCES, Gimp, Pnr,cs, b rs, Hooks and Eyes on
Cards and IN r. xe> Ie' buttons.
An cn>ve assert nen' Of Zephyr w @r,,e,s, Pearl
Bullor>, with aud wIthnnt hink>. Fine Combs,
Dressing do, SCISSOR, Pin, Needles, &C.
Cott0ns.
Stark Mills. Farmer, MidIcsex, Merrimar Dover
AMI other Sher ing. S'ipcror uni lcachd Family
Shrine aud Drilling. Beach >hee'ing and Shirt
inc, Ticking, Mexican NN ure>, Fancy Stripe,
Chec,,. Sc. ll1m' on Sil,'i Jei. WicLing,
WaLng. Eating, Nn'ng Cotton, Cotton Yarn,
Caroc' Warp, e." n ol prie
Irish Irnr, nor'lc Dana l., Brow Linen, Jacket
do, Superior Whre Linen DrIIpt, ID Oh, Ora h
RI>,la Dal erB.rls Eye Linen,la le Coh,, Spreads
aud noalie,.
PAN NJ D. Lame Hlkf,. anil shawl,, Bonnet,
Cap and Meek Rihl on>. Mar, halls Linen Thread.
do. Whl'e >uperine No. from 80 TO 100 for knitting
Lace, &c.
Tai!or's Trimmings.
| Silk, Twist, Imperial Canvas, Padding, Brown
Linen, Sele' a. Ilrons, Coat Cord and Brad, Wig
an. dc. dc. 1ayors Spool Th cad Clark's and
| other iin-.
| Burlington, % Nav 1914. 81
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FARM FOR SALE.

II I
R.w0 nor SALE, farm in Undei hill, con
$500 l. tanning one hundred and orly-slX
lessM acres, n on one hrndre, acre. OF which
.DAsA is under cultivation, the remainder is
covered ly good grow h Of hard wood On The
preml, e. are convenient dwelling houe, arm, sheds
&c. and an orchard Of thrifty caring appe trees
sufficient for ma ing some fifty or >lXiy barrels OF
cider. Al,o farm n'aining one hundred acres
LYING a ont one mile from he al owe nj ont sixty acres
Of which i, under linpr vemrni, aud has on II capa-
cioI> arm the rema il der t. well wooded, Principally
with each and maple. The above are situated near
the centre OF the Town and the main road,-are
well wa,erel and wei fenced, considerable portion
of the fence eng substantial stone wall, and ioGelh-
er compose one OF he best DAIRY farms in the town
The above premre will lie sod 10 Close concern
for much les than Their real valne ami po>,e,>Nn
riv,n nm ,b. l., of ArrI next For further part cl-
Iar' .no ;..,,r " ''' A. FOOlE.
"' N CIV" Ii wv r., d, 1914 3Sf
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SUR A <EE.

THE 81 scril er Ia> ac'rl A. agent iur The E'nn
l. Insurance Company Of Hariford Connection for
more than twenty years pat, and continues 10 insure
again losses. y fire. and all tind> OF ull Ing and
personal properly, and will reeve applications n
hi oire in Burlington, and imme atelv Issue Police
for lha, purpose n low rate If premium, as any
private company can 0rl. The unlou,ed re ,poa-
IL iliv of this Company, ns"res ,aiAy 10 the in.u
red and their prompt, honora le NJ IN era cour.
in the adjustment and payment Of lo.se- will lie at
tested by all with whon' they have had occasion To
do In, me-. WIN. A. GRlSWOLD, Agent.
Burlington, March |, lsil 1O'f
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To PRINTEIl{~.

To PRINTERS.
BuT,'o Printing Ink Manufac tory.
vJTILiIAM PRESCOTT & 60. having re-
w Gently lded extensive Machinery and aprara-
IT,. 10 their Mantaciory they are prepared 10 furnish
Printing inks OF all qualities, ,ha,e-, and color.
which they selling ON as favorable tern can
be pur,ha Ell al any o;her e,ia!lr hment IN the tnl-
ted State.
To those Printers who are daily in the habit Of
using our Inks, we do n recommend u, a. their
continued pa'rtnage s,fliceni proof o. heir APP
probaon but ~ ihosc who re- le at III. lance. and
are no, acuain'cd with oar lnls, we do earnc.ty
recommend il, an hnlll il not every respect
>wer Their expccla ion, we will ia e It back and re-
fund the money.
The News an b. u lax are pu' mp in kegs con-
tanning 30, 80. 65, an l50 h.. each.
drrsonal application.
AGENTS.
H. r. Stacy. Burlington, VI.
G. F. Root e. Go. S atiuncrs Hall, ne'roi,.
Salisbury e. Baxter, ioaan>pori. Indiana.
S. \. nch ius n, Boston, Mass.
A. II. Armour X Co., Hamilton.
Leslie Broher,, Toronto.
De>l arals g. Deh>h're, Gov' Printers, Montreal.
~ Palmer Market Square, Xmas
ST.. Rood, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Ter
Manuia"ory, No. 6 Unlcd states Hoiel Block,
Pearl street. III
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~ IN y'ED !

S0O OR 1000 b~. Srurred Rvc, for which cal
cNIO viii lie paid hy PECK * SPEAR.
July H. lSt4
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BO1RDING HOUSE.

yT,HE snh,cril er would especially inform the pub
| lie ina, he sill continues Ia keep a Boarding
H,use. on Man Street, few rods FIR, IN the Court
House Square and Post Office, in the house formerly
occuped hy Geo. b. Shaw, Esq, and thai he can ac-
comn,o ate a few more oarders on as reasonal 10
terms as can lie Obtained elsewheIe.
WARREN SlBLY.
Burlington, VI, Aug. T. 1874. I0tf
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MANILA MATHS.
LEAD PIPE, dc.

> TONS Lead Pipe 10 u in bore; rolls Sheet
ed Nos hy sTRoNGS 4. Co.
lime IA "A.
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Ely GOODS.

Flec,ion's over and now business preparatory TO
the coming Agricultural Fair 10 lie held the 25h Sep
ieml er, those wishing goods may lie supplied from
the new stock Just received, comprising every variety
suited 10 the Fall trade and cheap for ca,h at
Sept. 5 2644 IA HOWARDS
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1IAVTNT receive a very eH IN I've assortment II
IL DRY GOODS tnvie> the La lie. and Gentle
men of Il rngIon AMI vicinity 10 call am examine
them. Among which Will e found Balzornes
Lawn, satin Striped Muslin, Striped Muslin Cling
hams NJ. u. Laines, DC. Nc.
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L'I(liLR.
FLOUR.
1nnB'la. superine Flour, 50 half 'orrels do
lOO June a. STRONGS Co.

10O0 Gs. pure sperm winter am ,prng sperm
I\vOV OIL, 500 solar do. STRONGS d' 20
t.,.. "a IA
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1DOIASlI KiTTLtS, 80 aud l2O gallons. Cam
L dron do 80 As, 60 AMI 100 gaons very cheap,
Nav. lSji 20 SlRONGS & Go.