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EOR SHE.

TENHtr large and commo1ous 'wo story BRICK
l. DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, situated on
the SIDE of COLLEGE Green the head of College
Street in this village. The Hou,e Is 80 ~ as with
an a,emenl story, wrhk'rhen and provision cellars,
with wing 81 ~ 65, tx cn'ing north on College
Green, with wood aud store hou,e Glow and cham.
bers and sleeping rooms lcve, A large and com
moilun> barn, carriage house, ice house and other
clubhouse, and a spacious yard we>i OF the dwelling
huu-e and good dIrai lie wei of wafer of he be,
quality in he village, aud brick c>tcrn One and
quarter arre> Of land Of the first qalii, a large
garien and choice irut tree, we>t Of the house and
yard.
The buildings are constructed IN modern style, OF
| the est material and wor,man> hip, were erected
v the ubs ril cr for htS NE, and the location
lords very exen- i've and plea ant pros rect Of he
/ village AMI lake on the We. and no, surpa- sed by
/ any her IA thi. part olthe country.
Pur h1-ers are invited to call and examine fer
/ hcm.clvr- Terms made known v he sub. "riher
/ on The premises. SAMUEL REED.
! Burlington, April T., lSft 46 If
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II r u | II :.

A PILES, both fall aud winter fruit of the choices
"A Eralls, 10y the harrel or bu,hel Ounces, o.
ange' Lemon, Rasin,, Eggs, Dates, Confectionery
Sweet Potatoes &c
Also, Oysters, hy The Barrel, Kegg or hundre !;
Che Inuls, Wallnuls, Almonds, Braze, MADEIRA N,
Pea Nutsi Soda and Boston Crackers, dc &c, fo
sale cheap, hy d. BLACKMAN
Burlington. Oct, i6, IA 20m6
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Gcntlemen's Goods.

A MEXICAN, English, French Black AMI Blue
n Black, Inv Green, Blue, Brown. Cadej and Ok
ford NJ KID. Broad and Beaver Cloths, PHO, do Black
and Fancy Cas,lmeres Tweels Saltne'>. Cashmere,
VaIentia, Rich Colorei and Black Silk Velvet, Rich
PLAIN Black WatereI AMI Chg. Salin>, Hosiery,
Shirts and Drawers. CravatS, Stocks and Collars
Hdkfs., Ac. &c. For sale cheap by
LOVELY 4. SEYMOUR.
Two doors north of Their old stand.
November l1h lSli. "A
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HOW TO GET HEALTH!

THOUSANDS OF persons continue to cure them
selves ofcoueh>, colds, headache, rheumatic alec.
iion,, small pox measles, costiveness, influenza, and
the host OF those indications the ody of the blood
being ont Of order, simply hy per.everngly using
Brdndrehs Vegetable Lnirersdi Pills. 80 long as
any symptoms OF arrangement in any organ remain.
Olen y ado ting this course, which experience has
proved /, according to nature, eng merely assist
ing her, have many in few days leen restored TO
health, who Tut for Brandrellis Pills had been SICK
for months The value of this medicine is indeed lie.
You'd price. Agents. 27m6
:. T.. II war;, Burlington,
+. Il. Green, Richinand
J. Tuue, Essex,
Geo. b. Cakes, Jericho,
J. H. Tower, Underhill
Geo. Ayres, Milton,
II. Sanler>on, West Milton,
II. Il. lime, Wcsiford,
Morton d. Clark, Willision,
Marcus Hull, Hnesbrrsh,
j. u. l>ham, Shelburn,
J. NJ. Staples, Charlotte.
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More New Goods

IN addition to the already large stock of STAPLE and
l Fancy Dry Goods which the subscribers have on
hand they will receive, by this days packet further
supply, which will render their assortment as com
plee as can be found in any sin lar establishment
Being determined not to be undersold ty any one in
the market they most respectfully solicit their friends
and the public to give them call before they make
their purchases c. r. STAMFORD & co.
Nov. Is 1874, %
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The Boards are Ready"

Nl don'i understand this business. All my ac-
must he Strengthened out by the first of yanu.
airy or They vii be left with an Attorney for collection
PIIlNEllAS NASH.
Burlington, Nov, 80, "A, I6f
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FARM EOR SAFE.

A-vS LNOR SALE, farm in Unle hill, con-
fEsy.ss L tanning one hlnirel and iorly->IN
HIM acres 1lon one hundred acre, of ", i,
covered Iv good growth Of hard wood. On the
premises a convenient dwelling house, arm, sheds,
&C. and an orchard Of thrifty Icaring app trees,
sufficient for making some fifty sky barrels of
cider. Al.o. faro cCn'ainng one hundred acres,
lvin. a ont one mile from he al ove.n ont sixty acres
of viii Is under npr vcment, and has on II a capa-
clou> arm, the renalr der + well WuOicd, prnrpalN
with each aud maple. The above are situated near
the centre OF the Town and the main ruaI ARE
well warerc and well fenced, cons EZRA Ie porto
Of the fence eng substantial stone wall and tore h.
er compose one OF the hc>t DAIRY farms ju the town.
The above pren.e> will lie sol ia clu>n concern
for mach lr.. than Their real vape, AMI posse sion
givcn on the 1T Of \ ,rl next. Forlrher part CT
lar eng lrc OF a. FOOlE
Burlington Eel. p i74 3S'f
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NEW GOODS.

VIZ " "/Oi(S.
q NJ. POPE, has Just returned from New York
-. with good assortment Of STAPLE Dry Goods, for
the Fail and Winter trade, consisting in part of
Wool dyel Black, Blue, Invisible Green and Cadet
Mlxed Froad Clo'h>
DO do do Doe Skin, Beaver and Pilot do
Plal, and Fancy Ca>,imcre~,
Sill, and Wooden Velvet Ne>iings
PLAN AMI Flg'd. SATIN do
six and Cation Warp Alpaccas,
Ca>hmeres, Chusau~, Bavarian, Medora and Or
leans Cloths for dre>se.,
Ladies Cravat>, Gents. DO
Gimp> and fringe,
"a and Ga PLAID Wor,ed Goods,
Bro Hollands, bro. Tale Cloths,
Blk Holland Cant rice,
Hosiery, Gloves, &c. &c.
The above with many other good were purchase
at the ent reduced prices and will lie sold chea
as the cheapest
Burlington October 25, lS44. 81
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Dry Groceries.

Dry Groceries.
~OO RiTS. snperine Flour,
10 Hhls s.. Croix, p r g. n o, Sugars,
Is Packages double refined loaf, crushed and
powdered d..
5 do While Havana do
60 Chests, Tyson, Hy>on Skin, Young Hy-
and Pouchong Teas,
10 Bags laguira and Old Java Colees,
40 Boxes bunch Rei>ins,
10 Kegs pure Ginger,
10 Ilhls. ST. Crnix and Cuba Mola>ses,
so Boxes and Keys plug and Cavendl>h To-
baccos OF superior brands.
10 Bills. Lorllarls fine cnt Tobacco and Snuif,
40 Boxes TaIow Candies,
80 Boxes Bar Soap,
1000 G>. pnro Sperm Winter and .pri
lleachel and IN Ieached Oil.
5 Boxes sperm Candles,
100 Mats Cassia-l0 Boxes Starch,
10 Casks Sieri'u>,
do Salt Peire,
5 do Rice,
100 Qs. Cod Fish,
Rhl~. northern Salmon,
10 Bhls. Mes Pork, clear,
The a owe, with other goods, are offered to pur-
ehasers, in quantities TO suit advantageous terms
ly p STRONGS d Co.
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Il. PATERSON

W7OULD respectfully inform his customers and
w the public that he has Just received from New
York Fall and Winter fashions and all those favorng
him with their patronage may rely on having their
worl; done the lowest terms and IN the neate>i
style. ALSO
Garments cleaned, and cutting done on the shortest
notice and warranted a, hi shop On the New Road,
two doors north OF H. Whlinev'> shup. iSf
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Heavy Hardware. &c.

A NVlI,S, Nie>, Brass Kettle Hooks and Hin
"A gc>, log. trace and halter chans Caldron ket
de-, stove Kettles and pos, maln kettles, Gro bar,
sleigh AMI cutter shoe, wrot nails horse nails, mai
manure and hay fork, pick axes, brass and IRON wire
cloth, hoe. cast steel axe, coffee mill, Rat traps,
lead pipe, grind stone, ell cord and halter rope,
hoop iron, white wash paint stove, dust and curriers'
hes, bruomS, W, cd pals, Wagon and sleigh
mats, axle NUTS, wa hers and lanl,, hollow ware,
plough castings, cooking stoves, canada box do, ash
kettles grid iron- copper and iron Tea kettles. lorsx,
shoveI ana tongS iron pumps, ircn sinks, andirons
counter scales, bench screws mill and saws d C
&c, hy STRONGS d. Co.
Nov. 30, ~. 81
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RO1RDING HONSE.

VNHE subscriber would e,perifIlly inform the pub
l lie that he still continues t. keep Boardine
House, on Nam Street, few rods tr IN the Court
Hou,e Square aud Post Office, in the house tormer
occupied by Geo. B. Shaw, Esq, and tina he ac-
cOmmo ate few more loardrr> on a>onal le
terms as can e obtained el>ev hcIc.
WARREN SlBLY.
BuruutOn. VI Aur 7 1914. 10 If
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENI.
IA NJ ES ORR,
XVTOULD respectfully inform the ciizens OF Bur-
w ngton and public generally that he has AIKEN
the establishment recently occupied by CHARLES
BENNS, where he will execute all orders in the
TAILORING BUSINESS
the shortest notice, and s,le not be surpass
ed. From ,everal wears experience in the business he
feels confident OF insurng general satisfaction.
CUTTING
done for others make up a times, and warranted
to fit, if properly made up.
Chrrch-,t, Aug, 1874. l2tf
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Wl&iGiiI'.S
INDIAN NEGETABi T. PILLS; OR
III MN 4, A,IIAt.

INDIAN PURGtTIVs.
I'NOUHH MANY medicines have lecn etore the
L public tor a much longer period than WRoHr's
INDIAN EGETABLE Pill, yet none stands now in
HIGHER REPUTE, or ha> more rapidly attained firm
hold upon pnplar e>''ma'lon. The THOU ASDs that
nave used them throughout the length and readh OF
The Republic all ear cheerful testimony to their
Horouah clfcacy and mild operation when employed
IN the most distressing disorders (Which fe, is heir
to-"
The theory Of disease on which WRIGnr'> INDIAN
VEGETABLE Pills are founded j. tins, VIZ: that there
ison'y one primary cause Of all the disorders that
afictMe human family, and that corrupt humor>
Or, IN other word -inPuritVof Blood. Thl, princi
pie Is now 20 generally admitted, that il may in fact
e.al to e ,'i'taIuel an universally of opinion,
the le vd --en'er- constituting hut very feel le mi.
II rtv. Il j. useless Thereof re to discuss The >ound-
ne>> OF this Theory n thi, place and cunnexion.
the oSE DIsEAsE PHrNcIPLE eng admitted, the
mode OF arary pro 'es,ed ly al practitioners ecumes
the >ame--namc.y, purgQtion. BIT many Of the So
raiiel >pc'f e, now eture the public, produce only
one form Of Purea'ion; they are elher Sudori6c,
Crha'lr, Di'rcii, or fXperuran'. TrightS Indian
t,gcfaiie ii's cui' me all The properties and a,e
tlsrp tc cal 'a SEX tie clements OF disease
a. ai . MS, o,' 'f iH'uHnIoG, and confined cpe-
ratlu o cXpci % "a H-u.lr from tie system, Their
crt Pc 1.Ho tuar cal, aHi is Ir-, aston, hing for
ma,ue.> than us tlEracT B0h Scres. and all
ages may employ them, according :" the directions,
wItho fear for while they are certain TO cure all dis
eases hat are remedial, they ncrer ntiII an injury
upon tie system.
The perfect safety Of The me lf.ine IS another all
important qulGy and enc which has contributed
more jhsn any thing else to its eriension and popu-
iariiy.
Ila 1r3r3 his ,acI'cine commends itself strongly
10 he patronage Cf Hc public, and lis use bids fair
to 5'e'D' fore 'o"s a,l.rio 9,ir'r'oI.
The citizens If New Lngland are respectfully in
formed that IN cun.elgcnce OF the great popularity
Nhlch WrIgh'> Indian Ncge,a ePIll- have earnelhy
their aston sh ne goodness Gang OF Connlerieiters
are uuW lnou>ruH.l ~ engaged IN pa ming on the
4 lame
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To B00kbindcrs.

WANTED. a good Bookhindcr. One who is a
w good workman, and of regular hal lis. may find
permanent situation. c. GOODRICH.
Burlington, De-. II, 1874. 90
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Wood

WANTED, twenty-five Cords Of WOOD. in cx-
w change fer Ca net work, at the new Brick
Shop ON Cdiiln'> Lane 30 rods eat OF he Burling-
ton Bans. SAMUEL NICHOLS.
Burlington Dec. in lSit 2S-tf
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THE QUESTION SETTLED.
II ais which are daily palmed OF upon the un>uS-
pectina people often get disappointed that they
hardly know what to leeve when really nvalua.
Bile medicine is first introduced into the community.
The medicine which now bring before the pub
lie is compound not invented in dav, lu the ma
turing Of years Of reflection, all diseases whirh
nave tendency towards CONSUMPTION. Complaints
OF the lungs chest, and liver arise from orr
variable climate most dangerous to the invalid, and
tho, e Of materially weak constitutions.
DIR. I,arbor's Vegetable LungwCrt
is Of the mo-, extraordinary IN it> operations
upon the system. 1t takes hold of the complaint at
once and no matter how long the pulmonary or con-
sImpiive patient has leon suffering, if The CONDITION
of the lungs is such not to be abs uu'ely ncurale,
The Lungwor will eradicate every symptom OF dis
ease from the body, restoring one a. it again 10
life For this reason, people who have pulmonary
complaints should carefully select that remedy al
first which will cure, if there can be a cure The
Lungwori will do this, fhealih to lie resorcl and
the proprietor hesiiaeS not to say it the safes
me icine m the world for those troubled with cough,
and COLDS, BRONCHITIS, wHooPING COUGH, ASTHMA
NIGHT swEATs, BLEEDING AT TIE LUNGS, OPPRESSION
ON THE CHEST, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, AFFEc-
| TIoSs OF THE LIVER, and pulmonary complaints o
| every ind.
We have not room to publish the numerous cerf
Gates OF cures, Int all referred to medical Lam.
phlet to he had gratis of any ofth. Agents.
C. j. ROOSEVELT, Sole Proprietor,
81 Broadway, Albany.
| For sale by PECK s. SPEAR, Apohecarie.
| am Druggists, Burlington, VI. lV2l
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Sugars and Molasses.
ST. Croix Porto Rico,
~ New Orleans,
Muscavado,
Few York Refined
do Clarified
Wool-ey a. Woolsey's Double Loaf
Coverings do
Woo,ey u Woolsey's Powdered,
do Crushed,
Philadelphia Lnap,
Brown Havannah
ALSO,
A heavy stock of Porto REQ Moasse.,
New Orleans do
Trinidad DO
All which are for sale at extremely low prices IA
the South Wharf by
FOLLETr, BRADLEY e. Co.
Nov 2S, ls1l. &c
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IIOE'S G s Circular Saws from 10 to &c inches,
Ill Hoe, cut do 10 81 feet,
English plale cri do & G! feet,
Wool ,aw< and Frames
Rowland, 6 g. and feet mill saws,
Cast >iel Shovels,
Common do
Rowland #. Ame' Long handled shovels
do S'crl Scoop do
CAMS cast steel Spades,
Lconar', Socket do
Birt'> Manure Forks,
Trace Chains,
Halter do
Patent Vices,
Anv.>,
Gro Bars, g.. &c.
For sale by FOLLETT, BRADLEY & Co.
South Wharf, Nov. %, 1874. &c
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EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ Ar AUCTION.--On Monday, the 9th in
slant, at ten o'clock m we shall SELL at the resi
dence Of Mrs Hewitt, on the corner of 9th and d
streets, her household and kitchen furniture, which
Is very good, and amongst which we enumerate the
following articles, viz:
Mahogany hair-seat and cushioned chairs
DO hair-seat and chintz-covered lounges
DO extension dining tables, centre and card
Marble-top pier tables
Pier and other looking glasses
Dinner and tea china, glass ware
Window curtains and ornaments
Table and bedding linen
brussels, three-ply, and ingram carpets and rugs
high and French,prop. bedsteads
GOOD feather BEDS hair and other mattresses
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus
Do and other wardrobes, washstands. toilet
:. sets, &c; blankets, quilts, &c
Shovelh tongs, andirons, tenders, &C.
With many other articles, and an assortment Of
kitchen utensils. y
Terms OF sale: All sums of and under S25. cash;
all over, credit OF two, four, and six months, for
notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest.
r. w. DYER e. Co,
Oc'' ~V-dts Auctoneers.
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DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND J,
OF WILD CHERRY "

Ihe grea rnedy for consumption, cold, -.
fling o. blood, bronchitis, difieuliu orsss \
asthma, pain ia The sid and brsasi. ,,La,ea ''s
cough, group, aud all diseases Of rs, Pug
and lungs, broken constitution A.
THE above is the original and on,.
Il preparation from this valuable ~ sesl
won It's way TO public favor by lis yn saa
cess in curing all diseases OF the lungs n"d \
ing the many articles prepared 6v "''as'al
have no knowledge of the science ~ suns suns Y
theory or practice; and some, more ,sa .u,V'ne
ceive the unsuspccting, use part of The nsy %
original preparation, such as "balsam os a 'aas
ry," phoenix balsam of wild cherry v aS Sua
wild cherry and camfrey," &c.-all sn,,,, Oalsaa
q mercenary view, after Dr. Swaynes up Y
sirup Of wild cherry had won renu,., Oap0t
healing art never to be forgotten bv m.nh
cherries fireside. Therefore the pubGc ~
on their guard, and purchase none bu, H. s'oua
preparation, which is daily performing snst 0nsa
ishing. cures In pulmonary complains ~ s
remedies had failed, and the patients si, avg
hopeless. Thousands Of certificates mI sI !. w
lshed, which would astonsh credutv i,,.,e
is deemed unnecessary. Below we publish
the names Of persons who have been cursd y y
wonderful remedy:
Robert Glenn, steward Of the almsbo,..
Frankford, tesiifies to the efficacy of Dr S1
compound strip Of wild cherry, in cur;n. M
tine Chapman, one Of the most aggraya,sS y. ~
diseased lungs which has ever been MAJ. ~
record, after every other remedy had faIlsd y
physician had given him up as incurable ~'
Mrs. Brown, corner ofSecond street andf,..
town road, Philadelphia, efectually cured N N.
ed lungs and the symptoms of incpient Con-
ton, by using four bottles of DR.. Swaypes. n
pound sirup Of wild cherry. "'as
X. jackson, ID. D., formerly pastor Of A.
Freshly terrain church, New York, tes,i6es !. \
efficacy or DIR. Swnyne's compound stun " y
cherry, and recommends II TO the heads Of hSas
having witnessed its wonderful effect IN nv. y
one hundred cases, in relieving children Of ev,,,1
s,inate complaint, such as coughing, wheezin, \.
Abraham Skinner, Crawford county p.,..a
MIA, cured of protracted cough, psiu i Il. NJ
and breast, &c, after being reduced 10 NAV, IN
ton.
James Osburn, Washington, Pennsvlv,,.
of consumption and bleeding of the LUNGS ~
ing given up by several eminent phvsc,a.
having used most of the patent medicines,
This medicine, in all cases, gives immedi,,, u
and is safe, pleasant, and effectual remed, !.
worth trial from the most skeptical.
ITPrepared only by DR.. Swayne. north -.
of Eighth and Race streets, Philadelphia. wb.r
orders must be addressed. ~
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
ROBERT FARNEAM
Corner Of 18th street and Penn avenue ssSth
DR.. Swayne.
Also by G. M. soTHoRoN, Georg,o,,
VIM. STABLER & brother
- Alexandra
n,,,, street, BaldncN
Sept 29--tf
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CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS!
NT-E are now receiving from New York, d
wv will open this morning
10 pieces imperial three-ply carpedng, vi
rich
20 pieces super6ne ingram; very best qusbI
20 do. medium and low priced do
Is do. Brussels carpetings, (new patterp
with variety Of rag, hemp, and OLD
carpetings, at very low prices
500 rugs, all prices, from 81 so to $18
10 sets Venetian carpets assorted
d. CLAGETT & co..
Also, received on consignment
2 sets extra rich velvet carpetings, which We 4
sell at the reduced price of " 50 per yard, en
US to make quick sale and close the consgnna
They are very rich goods. Rugs to match.
Oct. 22--3tif d. G.. q CO.
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NEW MISREPRESENTATION,
NEwBuRYronr, October 20, 1S45.

Tot the Editor efths Union;
You have noticed new English caluniny against
the United States, extracted from the London
Times prospecting slave shackles said TO have been
in the Missouri steamer) That caluInny was
brought over by the Great Britain. Now comes the
Hiberna with another, Of which send contradict
tion enclosed, for your paper.
am, very respectfully, yours.
MORE RAPACITY.
The English press is perpetually accusing the
United States of grasping and rapacious spirit;
not engaged in seizing, meditating to seize, some
new territory in Asia, Africa, or America itself.
The latest scheme Of rapacty is the following, as
stated in Willmers European Times. -s
seThe news from China comes down to che 9th
June. There is an interesting discussion going for
ward in India, relative to the island Of Chusan--
which now when the time for its restoration to the
Chinese is approaching, becomes of more value to
the British A great unwilngness is exhibited to
restore it, on the ground that the whole of the pro-
visions Of the treaties with the Chinese had been
complied with. twas said thatthe French and Ameri-
cans covetous eyes on this slandagalnst which
so many preudices had existed, which were found
by experience to be northumberland that they, hav-
ing each made stpulations for an island, expect to
get Chusan."
This whole paragraph is characteristic of the
truly npacious, and, at the time hypocritical
and pharsacaI temper Of British policy. II would
be .'covetousness" for France the United States
to desire Chusan but it is perfectly proper for Great
Britain TO desire it, inasmuch it has now be-
come, in the progress of time, 'of more value
than ever to the British" Whatever is Of value
to her, she assumes the right to take--ether by
force, or, as in this case, by fraud that is, by
setting up false pretext Of some violation Of
treaty by the Chinese: while, if the United States
happen to receive an accession of territory, even
with the full free, and peaceful consent of the other
party, (Which has been the case with every sue
cessive step in the augmentation of territory
there is no end to the mputations of rapacty which
she casts on the United States This is but the old
trick of the thief, who runs and cries stop thiefp'
in order to divert attention from his acts. For
the rest it is false that the Americans ever ''cast
covetous eyes" on the island of Chusan; it is false
that they have made stipulatons for an island, or
that they expect to get Chusan. So far we knop.
And we have no doubt this imputation is equally
false in regard to the French il being Fabricated
by the English, obviously, as means of covering,
or giving color to, the contemplated ''rapacity Of
their own government. aff Ess }f
The same paper brings intelligence of the intend
ed intervention Of the British East India govern
ment in the affairs OF the Sikhs--which, as all the
world knows, is the first step in the conquest and
subugation OF that rich and populous country, al.
most the only remaining independent state in India.
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EoR SALE--A complete case Of dental instru
Il ments, together with operating chair, spit
toon, and all other furniture necessary for an office
These articles are all ofthe most superior workman
ship.
N. b. Any gentleman wishing to engage in the
profession of dentistry, may receive, with the above
acomplee course OF instruction, amply sufficient, in
very short time, to enable him to perform any one.
ration, either in mechanical surgical dentistry Ap
ply at the drug store corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and Sd street.
Oct. 22-4t