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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-25

Give the States that which is their own.
and the people will take care that no vacuum
is caused in the National Treasury.
Chronicle.
The people aOiN take care that no va-
cuu'n IS caused In the National Ireasuru!
The people contend that when money is
collected from them and placed at the dis
posal of the General Government, that it
shall be appropriated to the objects for
which they paid it, viz: to delray the ex-
penses of the Government. Don't YOU
think that's all right. MIR. Chronicle -
But the beauty of distribution does not
work so well after all. For, if the Chron-
icIe will look right carefully into the Trea-
surer's report, made to the last Session of
Congress. he will find that there is deb,
created by the Federallsts at the extra Ses-
sion of Congress. now hanging over the
Government, to the tune of $4,000, 900.
with interest till paid, which will amour,
to the beautiful little sum. if not paid be-
fore the time expires that is limited for its
payment, to $26,OOO.OOO. For the pay
ment of this debt, the Secretary recon-
mended sinking fund TO hasten the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-25
SIS 3I9 SO

Total, S6236 81 80,
The County Taxes for 1914 will not be pau.
until 18th October next; and those for ls4'' 49,
until October. 1876. ,:.-
There will be half yearly divident from DIV
rary Fund due about September.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-25

Give the States that which is their opn
and the people will take care that no vacuum
is caused in the National Treasury.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-25

Now let our readers remember that both of the
Pearsas aude TO the same conversation, and
that Mr.. Meares mad stated, on the stump, that
James Pearsall would corroborate the statemen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-03
THE BLOOD.

TN THE BLOOD is THE LIFE! is the Ian:
1 guage Of Dirine Scripiurc!! How nnpor,an,
therefore l. 10 understand lis nature, and how to
keep in proper condition render lite free from
many OF the ladies which heta thousands OF the
human famiv!! From the great reservoir OF the
heart, the blood Is conveyed INTO The and ar,e.
RES. AMI by Their minnie number of branches il dill:
fused throus hon, every part OF the body, impa+tin.
heat, acton and nourlshment 10 the system. Ii inha
It's way 10 return to the heart and through the me.
dun OF me Secretory organs Is renewed and The
pure blood again passes back through the veins, in
MIGRATING life, and giving growth and strength Ia
the animal economy. Like rf,nrc stream
1.-The living water" the blood purihes itself hy il.
circulation A. long it continues thus uniformiv
and uninterruptedy to perform It's sauiary office,
sickness cannot attack the body. BIT il seem. ri
he So designed by Providence that there should lie
lnnmerahe causes 10 interrupt the general order OF
nature. Much exposure. sudden checks of perspira.
iion lad colds, unwhole>ome food or drink, sudden
changes OF weather, incrciral me licines &c &C., all
tend to render the hood morhfc, and tleranac It's
circulation, thus dsquallfying il TO work its own pm;
rhcailon. Nature, therefore, must Sc assise TO per
form her icorl, by some heahiu stimulating veee.
liable remedy, (not by the foolish mercal or uncer.
lam preparations OF the day. To purify The Hood
10 strike al the very OF disease and perhaps the
only mean. by which health can be re,toreu; when
this tnd ecomes perfectly pure tas in primitive
stated diseases, Of however long standing, mus,
abandon the system and health be rein>a'ed.
that the SUGAR COATED MAGIC LIFE Pills
deveope their marvellous powers. They cure by THEFT
RENOVATlNa qualities.
The following some Of he d sea ses which have
Their origin from thu, one common cause, CORRUPT
BLOOD and uned rlll'rnur in lis circua,ion:
Bics, Ringworms, Rheumatism, Foul Complexion,
Headache, Gudlne>s, Jaundct Scrofnla, and ali
complains of >cr fIlous nature, &c. &C. The dee
that some oil THESE d'eases are almost ncurabe ar-
Sc from The ineiciency OF The miserable med cine, in
general use tut The peculiar searching prop rite. OF
The Magic Life Pills in renovaiing the Blood renders
these a. well as MANY other ohsiina'e comrlain,r
quite under their control trinI nf tb.tn ~
according 10 the directions which accompany the l,ox
will FULLY e-a list the truth Of their ex' raord parv
curative properties, and place them re-emneut h,
the e,nali5n OF every intelligent and candid in H.
Virtual.
For sale by PECK SPEAR, Agents for Bur.
lington and vicinity, at rs cts. per box. IL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-03
WORMS. WORMS. WORMS,
KOLMSTOCK'S Vf3RMIFUGE,

lhi> remedy Tor worms is one Of the most extra
ordinary ever used. 1t eleciualIy eradicate, worms
Of all sorts from chill rcn and Adults.
Thou and> perish hy worms without the real cause
eng known. Some Other a>on is assigned for
their sickness until 100 lae Ia The cause.
What immense responsibility then rests upon the
parent who does not know, and he doctor who does
understand the complaint which is desnoying those
precious flowers OF HES children.
What should | e done 7
he answer Is plain. Give this Vermlnge, which
will lie sure to do coel, il they have wotm, and
they have, will destroy and cate with GER
iany and precision truly as,oni,h hing.
1t cannot harm The smallest lntluLor the stronees
adult. There is no mercury or mineral in it,. Mer-'
curry Is the Lass OF most worm n nedle> and the
remedy j. sometimes wore than The disease. So
never use Il zenges bu rely upon lhi- Every per-
son viii lie convinced trial that ii9is the Il
perfect cure ever invented
We call ON all go I'd cit zens 10 make known the
effects of this wonderful remedy ~
Price 25 rens. Sold hv GAnA~S4>& Ross, No Is
fremont Row, Boston; B. ]. HElNEBERG l. co.
only agents for Burlington
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-03
TIE NAPLES HAIR 1YE.

two wears, many young people, both male and female,
had the mi.!rne to have their HAIR turn permanent
ly gray. We have frequently been applied 10 for
which has induced Us TO go to much trouble aud ex-
pense IN order 10 furnish customers and the pub.
lie generally with and improved Hair Dye
one that is nearly eecua', and the lsa. injurious
to the head har for the moderate price OF SO cent
per bottle. We have succeeded syond our expec,a-
TONS. This article o Ter 10 the public with great
confidence. We have had it thoroughly tested, time
after iine before I'D offer tor sae. The price
eIieve 10 he superior to any etore made. Sold Nv
Comstock Ross, No. 10 fremont Row, Bo, ton ;
B. J. HE'NEBERG u co. only agents for Bur.
lnston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-03
BLESSING To- MANKIND.
CON.NELL'S MAGICAL PAIN
ECXTlS CTHVS.

This great Healing Save Is acknowledged ly all
who have used it, 10 be the mos, wonderful article
known. II expels all INJURIES by fire, extracts
all pam, and prevents NOR icaon in every case.
child nephew OF friend Of mne, stepped into
a sscl Of boiling water, AMI ,catel lis legs up to
the knee, hen Conne'> Pain Extractor fro Com
stocks was applied, winch almos, Instantly gave re.
lei to the liui-, sufferer, and entirely cured IT,
Also, a child of my own burned lis hand severely,
and u,e This SaIve, VIII gave instant relief, and
cured it entirely. and for could not Re induced to
e without II. think every family should keep il on
hand 10 use IN OF such accidents.
II. ADAMS, Pastor of Trinity Church,
Sauerr,ie>, n. Y.
Sold by Coms'ock e. Ross, No. 10 fremont Row.
Boston; b. J. HElNEBERG & CO. only agents ior
,rIipuion
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-03
Jonathan yvainwright.s Estate.

ME the su'scrile err, being appointed hy tie Pro-
w bate ,onrl for the District Of Addison, c'mmis-
sioners, 10 receive, examine andadIn, oil claims aud
demands o all on, against the estnie u JoNA-
di ,,rict decea, ed represented in solvent and a.o all
clam and demand, exhibited in or 81 thereto; and
SIX month. from The II das-s< -scpiem! er, 1886
beng allowed y sad Conri for lhai purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that We will attend 10
The business Of our sad appoininen,, at The Office
of r. ID. Barhee, in Midleliry, Of the first Monday
Of Octo er. January aud March rexi, from O'Clock
A. Nj. until A o',ltci p NJ. on each of said DAYS.
HORtTlO SEYMOUR
NAHUM PARKER, Commissioner
JAMES MCDONALD, }
Dated ~ Mddleburv tins 18Th day Of September,
A. ID. 1915. l6w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-03
rECK & SPEARS.
DENTISTRY.
DIR. NJ. NEWTON.
DENTAL SURGEOI

OTN 4 u NCKG EUN,
pESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Bur.
IL ington and vicinity, that he has located himself
in this Village, where he will be happy at all Zines.
TO aten 10 any calls in his profession Teeth extrac.
ted with Chevaers focps with far less pain than is
geheraly experea ced, and without injury 10 the gums
and Aveolar process. Teeth filed with gold exclu.
siyey, and upon different principle from that sener.
ally prac'iced it is d, covery OF one Of the most
celebrated Of the profession Teeth filled in this man
nerare made 30 rm as to resist any external injury
and become good and useful organs for le
Az operations TO give satisfaction or NO CHARGE
wa'l De made Persons wishing for operations are
respectfully invited to call all examinations and ad
vice gratis.
Doct. N may be found, at present, at Mr.. Doane's
on college Street few doors from Church st.
Sept. %, 1915. Inf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-03
HARDWARE FOR FALL TRADE.

THE Subscribers would nfur, their friends and
L the public that they continue the bus ness of I'm.
porting and Johl ing Har ware, Cut cry &c., al lhei,
old sand, 229 Pearl street, where they world inviie
the country trade generally To call and examine their
large stok of cd, which has cen newly iapor'ed
and purchased from manufacturers direct and select
ed with great care and The lowest prices for cash
They are de ermined 10 offer gooi- small adrance
rreieriag small profits and quick returns. They are
confident they can oler great ind icrnenrs to pur-
chasers.
Their object is 10 con6ne themselves to the Cash
System strictly pos>ble aud purchasers will lind
that make liberal discount from the usual credit
prices OF other houses. Call aud examine the good>
and prices hefore buying elsewhere. II will COST
nothing 10 do so. Our assortment Is extensive, and
you can generally find all the articles on your mem
orandum without going elsewhere TO look for them.
b. II. HALSTED n Co,
$50 Psarl-S st. near John ST.
New York, Aug ls, 1916. lA-im
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-03
NEW TAILORING
ESTABLISH EMIT.
JAM ES Nick EAND,

JAMES MckEAND,
"OULD respectfully inform the inhabitants o.
w Burlington and vicinity that he has located
himself IN Church Street, over Mr.. Hurlburs Store
with the intent IN OF carrying ON the
TAILORING BUSINESS
in all its branches After his long experience in
business in the principal town, in Scotland Eng Ian,
and the United Saes he feels confidence in giving
good Satisfaction, and hope. by strict attention Il
business, Of receiving literal shnre of patronage
All orders for CUTTING, promptly a'ende | to, AND
warranted TO HI, in al cases when properly made up
FALL Fashions received and will be received
monthly.
Burlington, Sept. l9, lS45. lBm3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-03
MEDICINE FOR TIT MIL LION
SEAVER'S JOINT AND NERVE
LINZ M q Mt

EOR The cure Of Rheumatism. Uout, Spralns
! Bruises, swc!nngs Cramp, Nu'nbness, Lame
ness OF all kinds, Pain ia the side back or loins
asue, headache Still neck, stngs Insects chhlains
fresh wounds, burns, freezes, and all cases of external
injury
There has never appeared melicine which pos.
sesses the penetrating and healing power in great
deg rec while al the same time il cannot hy any
Possibility produce injurious fleets. BY its acion
on the skin II eNciie> healthy circulation Of The
blo" and removes all Instructions TO the insensibe
preparation, which is the cause # so much human
suffering. Il has complete control over .re, and ma
Ire used with perfect safety in the worst cases OF burns
he price put upo.l il being lar below Other med.cne.
of The kind most ekrlually removes every obstacle
to II. UNIVERSAL use. Why will you suffer pam when
safe, eIlcaco'Is and cheap ne,icine Is within your
reach ?
IMPORTANT TO HoRsEMEN!
This LInlment Is not only beneficial 10 the human
system, but i, The lest article tina, he used fol
Horses that have been sprailed, bruised or gaeil
and for many oher Diseases requiring an external
remedy. The high character OF the gentlemen sign
ing the following certificate will render il of intere>l
,oall who may haye occasion to use a medicine Of
the knd.
The undersigned having ma 'e use Of Seaver's Llni-
ment, fr h0r,es, aud dndng il 10 I've val liable REM
edy for lamene>s, gals >prains, lrui.es &c., woult
recommend II to friends and he public general "
lelevng that those who may have occa ion 10 USE
rene " for any ut the diseases for whica i, is recon-
men,led, will MOI ed,appon'el in is effects.
LOWELL tARR, Bralllehor' VI
OTIS BARDWET.t., Walpole N. II. Stage
GEORGE HUNTINGTON f"
PELt.IIAH ARMSTRONG, Proprletors.
GEO. DICKINSON. Claremoni n, II.
Price Is aud 90 cents FER Bottle.
Prepare only by r. SEANER Il son, Druggists,
Walpoie N. H., Reed, Wing T. Cutler, 81 Chatham
81. b. sion, Wholesale Agents.
Obserre- Every hottie oflhe genuine VI have the
signature of T. Seaver q. son, The inside wrapper
For sale hy Peck Il Spear, b irngion o. Shole-,
Ferris.urgh J. NJ. Staples, Charlotte, +. Hunting.
ton, Vergenne> , Morton & CLARK, WlIIi,ton; e. B.
Green, Richmond =. X. Collins Montpelier, and
nv Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
The 3 ATE.
September 8. 1915. l5m6
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SARSAPARILLA.
COMSTOCK d. cos COMPOUND rum
EXTRACT OF SAPSAPARHLkA, FOR
TIE CURE OF

THE CLRF UF
Scroula, ChroNlc Rheumatism,
General Debility, Cnaneous Diseases
Scaly er ,pi ions Of the skin,
Puppies on lh., ace, letters,
Mercural aud Sphilold die e..
Blle, from impure habits If the ody,
Ucera'ions OF the throa', Liver A .ectons,
Pains and swelling oi the lunes,
and all diseases arising from an impure STATE Of The
lluod, exposure and inpr nence of life, excessive
use of mercury, DC.
Tie Snr>aparla can Z tie ended upon by every
one as BENZ "a COOL a. any other in ihi. country oi
Europe. People can avail ihen.elves or not inst a.
they please in using Sarsaparla. This pure extract
one dollar, al The unprecedtnc fos pri Of so els
per hole. Sold bv Corn,lock e. Ross, 10 Tremun
Row, Boston; b. J. HElNLBERG g. CO. onl,
agents for irlinnton,
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4 NJ r. RIC1N
RATL.R u An JOURNAL.

49, VNEIIS Journal contains extensive tables
MlA Il showing the length, cost, income, div
.tSs-sSft dends, dc. of most of the American and
English RAIL ROADS and CANALS; also the most re.
cent account of important Improvements in the CON
siruciion and management of Rail. Ronds and Rail-
Road Machinery. II will be found useful to Enei-
neers, Directors and Stockholders OF Rail. Roads who
should all e familiar, well with what is passing
abroad home, in relation 10 this rapidly advanc
ing
The RAn-RoAp Journal is published once ,ceek !;
odrance
ADVERTISEMENTS, of Rail Roads, Steamboats,, and
Rail Road Machinery Lettings Of Contracts on Pu'.
liz Works, Hotels, &C. will be inserted ct reasonable
rates.
Volumes for prerious years may he had If desired
For ls43 1874, bound for ST. and the present year,
included for Sc. Letters will he promptly attended
10, il addressed to ID. X. MINOR,
i6 No. % CHAMBERS STREET, New York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-03
New Arrivals.

MESSRS Brinsnaid & Btotners have inst return.
WI ell IRON marke, with the most heanlifnl stock
of new and rich goods Iha, they have had the plea
sire OF o lering TO their customers this season.
AmQng>t them may he to1nl almost every article in
the lewelry and fancy goods line wanted A new
supply Of steel beads, tas>ai~, and other bag and
pure trimmings. clasps &c Of new and desira hle
patterns. very beautiful variety Of Jet and other
ham, England, which came by the last packet mn
surpassed in beauty and variety by any before offer
ed. Jet neck and guard chains, bracelets, combs,
hair pins. lockcts, &c.
slLvEb.PENC1Ls.
The best assortment of silver pencils, large and
small silver and stone heads, some with calenders,
some with letter balances, some with pens and ci
pattern. the most desirable, superior 10 any lot be.
fore on hand.
Tho.e who have not examined our assorlmen, and
prices lately, will by calling now observe and nd a
better and more extensive and richer stock of goods
al lower prices than they have ever found item in
any part Of the country. New Y ORR Pos,on, ara
toga, aRd Canada NOT EXCEPTED.
VARIETY.
A variety of sem-,oned, pa,ent French Accordions
al prices very low and instruments very good. new
style broom tor brushing clothes, new patterns cis
ca'es. c.gai lighters screw cushions, sells OF motto
seals 40 to the sci', gilt feet for c>hons fly paper ia
kill flies, pen makers 10 make pen, al one chi Letier
made than usual, hand mirrors, lag locks, hr,,she,
for cleaning plate and branic. gum riug> for chill
dren, covered lo'te. Of hest cologne foe travellers
gold buckles and slides for velve>, ninIal knives
splendid inkstands, drawing pencils, cards, box
pants &c.
GOLD JEWELRY.
new and splendid variety Of new pins, rings,
hrooch e>, braceieis locket-, gold watches chains
pencil, lhnhe- buckles, and slides Of American and
En9li.h Manufacture and a lew Paris made. Watch.
Is aRl Other eDols sold for CASH DOWN. a, low
"a can he hoigh, IN the Unued States, and lower
than IN any part Of Cana Ia, which customers arc
destined To ascertain by examining present IS.
sortmeni and prices.
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS.
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Stray Steer.

ESCAPED from the subscriber, on the plains, in
IL Essex, ahout four weeks since ight red FAT
Steer. liberal compensation wifi be paid for the
Seturn OF said steer or information of his whereabouts
d. PlTKtN.
Burlington, Oct. 1, As. Isu
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IN OfIca

THE annual meeting Of the members of the YER
IN mt NJ ituaI Fire Insurance Company, will be
holden AT the Office Of said company, in Montpelier,
on the 18th day of October next, at o'clock, p NJ
for the purpose elec,ng Director. for the coming
year, amending the BY Laws, and an>scins such
other business Is may be deemed necessary.
by order of the Directors,
J: Y. VAIL Secretary.
Insurance Office, Sept. 20, 1916 Isw3
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FRENCH DEPILATORY.

This article, used for taking OF s,pesAuous hair
from The face and neck is so al so cents per loiile
by Com,toek Ross, No. 10 Trenon, Row, Boston
Is. ]. HtlNEBERG Il CO. only agents tor Bur-
ingiOn. l6n6
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BOSTON COMMISSION HOUSE.
s. s. JACKSON & CO.,
No. ~ LONG WHARF, BOSTON,
CONFUSION MERCHANTS,

FOR THE SALE OF
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,
Flour, Butter, Cheese. Tara, Seed, Beans, &c
II Cash advances made on consign'nents.
From the well known reputation Of s. 8. jackson,
formerly jackson & Hayes,) and the extensive nc.
qunin,nnce Of his partner, Benjamin Topli VIII" for
twenty years or more the joint conductor and
proprietor Of the Boston Merchants Reading Room,
they hater themselves that by strict personal at,en-
ton TO business to give general satisfaction TO all who
may please to favor them with their commands.
Neterencest
:. Burlington-Messrs. F"lle,t & bradley, J. q j.
Fl. Peck l. Co., Geo. Peterson, and II. W. Catin.
Esser-Lorn Tyler.
~. Ahtans-Nichols,. Burton q Chit,cnden.
.. Ne,s York Cty-S, r. Gooltidse Coz Snmme
Perry, r. plum,ner, WIN. H. Davenport, Fl. Carter
and Abby & Freeman.
Albany NJ T.-C T. Smith, Schoolcrkft& 10 n
ton and John Bloom.
Their Store is very CENTRAL win tight, cool eel
lar, where Butter and Cheese can he kept in fine
der; aud their customers are numerous. 'llm2
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OHICKERJNG' sUG ,R.COArEn
~ VEGETABLE EXTRACT PILLS. .-The trtrs
and eenuue be Obtained of The wholes,I 10 A,,sn,~
B, j. HEINEBER0 q C0
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Wanted,
N O II / G. T.
CIKCASSIAN LYMPH.

ClKCASSIAN LYMPH,
T s now fer The first time, offered to the American
l. Pnhlic,-as preparation far surprising any here
tofore introduced to their notice,-for curing, and
removing, all cutaneous eruPHons, and beartifyina
the COMPLEXION. II is warranted to be perfectly free
from AlkaIi or Mercury, as il IS composed Of PURE
LY VEGETABLE materials which possess high
AROMATIC and PURIFYING qualities. The fact
that the "Circassian LADIES' use this compound IS a
DAHL wash and the well known nnrivaled Vur'y and
beauty of their complies ions, is considered by the pro-
preior, a sufficient rsconmen lation To insure it al
least trial. Lalie, will find i, fra grant AMI agree
able asa wash. giving Thy AMI youthful effect
10 the skin, leaving soft, delicate AMI invigorad,
and spec " and certain cure tor Pimple>, Bolches,
Chappel Han Is, Infamaton of he eye, &c. II al
so electualy removes Tan, Frerkles, Dandru1, Sal!
owne>s, Ronyhne-s of the skim &C., and is valua-
he Toohwa>h, especially in cases of morbid Infl,ma-
on OF The Gums clean ,es The mouth and reards de-
cay of the teeth.
CiRcAs>IAN LYMPH is now offered much cheaper
than anv article ever compoune1 aud costs SO little
that the Proprietor ifaiters hun ELF that the public
will not class il with the thousand "Humbuys" Of the
day, before trying it.
Circas>ian Lymph is put up in or bottles with tie
words "t'irrns ian Lymph" impressed IN the glass.
PRICE 80 CENTS PER BOTTLE,
J. W. SAWTE.LE Proprietor.
b. J. HEtNEnEnG e. Co., only Agents for Burng-
ton. VT. ~
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Classical and Miscellaneous Books and Stationery
at CITY PRICES.
IARPER'S Illuminated Bible, No. 50.
LII G, dey's Ladies' Bo, X for October,
Grnham's Magazine, do
COLUMBIAN, do do
Ladies ,onal do do
B bibles from the Brunncn bv Sir Francis Head, 5Oc
The American Shepherd. by L.. A. Morrel with
En.rnvincs, ice
Lyes Travels in North Americn, with plates i75
do do cheap ed ion without the plates 75c
The Bosom Friend, a >o~e by the Author of,he
"Gnmblcr's Wife" &C. Csc
Headley's Letters from Italy,
Moilicrwels Poems,
Also, supply Of new Music at fourth the
usual price Of sheet MUSIC.
New Games,-The Race Of Improvement, by the
author of the improved game of Er Busby.
The Strife Of Genas by Lady, SIC
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-03

Daguereotype Rooms.
MIR. II. ID. DOANE,
HAVING Just returned from the city with all the
Il recent improvements in the Production of
Patent Coiored photographic.
would respectfully inform the citizens of Burlington
and vicinity, tina, he has taken rooms over Messrs.
u f. Stamford n CO. Store, where he will be happy
to wall on them AT their calls
p. 5. Those wishing to engage in the business, will
find it an excellent opportunity. Stock and Apparatus
constantly on hand Iowa