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CE64R wAREHousE.--JAs. p. ARMSTRONG 4
:.iss Il. Quail
,iss Soa.ist,r u Rssss: La NoIm.s. C.Iios Piine,
Also sss. ns s..otm.n, ofTob.eeo
terms -----se. lM " III
LEECHES, LEEChEs! LEECHEs!
A ,sasE % 70
packed up SO as to be transported any ds'ancf w
: !. SrOUVENEL & CO., :
" SSr .S No
M G sd Ld a1 Ind d; e
ssa
any Al .a % 9o e sds "a
Teashea Good loaned or psss sme
FINE BLACK TEAS,
N small packages. very low prices-a peat variety
some Of which OF extraordinary quality. jus,
sltssh cf.hs n Win s.s GAssgs "Amga:
Ra and shSes %CoS &C.:
.,7 i ES. sale ny N SlVpDSqrH ise Il.
TQh:E.AA for number Of ss's.pts!ly situated
suitable quantity Of Land, he city New YoIt. h..
1as zSys to
DEAFNESS CURED.
e ID
ih.Es; ssi Is
covered his hearing and has again returned his dutyn
..r Signed II McNEVEN, -.
Surgeon to H. d. MS Forces, Jamaica.
All cases Of deafness attended to.
Acoustic Drops for sale for ncipen deafness
arising from cold discharges from and Duzzng noises the
ears, collections Of hard WAX, &C au21 lm~r
KITCHEN RANGES.
,HOLMESTW0 OVEN KITCHEN RANGES.
VI>HE Proprieors prepared 70 furnish Holmess
Ranges to the trade or set them up fcr private families
patentee sell them Our experience
manufacturing and setting XII chen Ranges this city for
the eighteen asserting that Holmes
kange cannot be surpassed for economy and
which they purchased and not ry will be removed
can be given to whining To purchase The prices
range from Is to Is dollars. 'r,liF ~
Graies-Parior Office and Bed Room Crates of ate. pat
stoves-Hall, Office and Bed Room Stoves. stovepipes,
&c. &c.
Tin Ware-Brght plain, and japanned They have
at all times ready to set ranges CRATES and BOILERS Also
smokey chimneys cnred-no cure pay.
-.--sf .-.I. .1Q A. GILHOOLY and SON.
Prorrietors and Manufacturers, 10 Nassau street.
alc tfpem
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VVHEAT-io,coc bushels, Ilnon Wheat, for sale By
w T.. X COLLINS Co,
au7M = South street
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SOLAR AND LARD LAMPS, GIRANDOLES
AND TEA TRAYS

THE Subscriber has jus received large and splendid
containing from two twelve lights ofspIendd flush also
for churches and hotels large Of Chandeliers
and suspendng Solar lamps For sale Iedue prices
JOHN w. MORGAN,
auso 1mSn~ IA Fulton street " "
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KITCHEN RANGE

TRAVELLING TRUNKS, SC. -,
John CATTNACH, Trunk Manufacturer, No. Wall
Of Broadway has hand aud constant
ly making, good Of Trunks Valises, Carpet
Bags and Satohels, wholesale and retail $
Also, article Of sole sshe Trunks, suitable for
French Male Poste.
Orders the Indies South America &c. filed with
despatch 1m$r
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

WINDOW SHADE DEfUI,
NOT SPRUCE STREET
EsTkBLfsHEu 1910.
. Wholesale AND RETAIL.
HBES OF all Descriptions kinds and sizes, 20 per ceol
- cheaper tneu be bought other place. Trim
uing AZ manufacturers prices
Signs Banners and Interior Decoratons done in style
be surpassed. BARTOL X ORMSBEE.
suH Manufacturers and
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,
TIC, THOSE !, PERSONS who will prove that At, JULES

ITO THOSE PERSONS who will prove that JULES
L HAUL's VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE is not
the best the hest known this Europe
This valuable discovery will enable person to dye
the hair whkers few minutes without the least n-
convenience THIS prepaYations warranted wash
njure the health Of the hair and retain all its sonsss
and brliancy.
Be and ask for Jsss Hsuls Liquid Hair Dye all
others spurious You wish for black ask for box mark
ed N IL for brown ask Tor box marked b.
Premiums have been awarded the subscriber at the
Franklin Institute Exhibition. +
For sale whoesae and retail by the proprietor Jules
Haul perfumer sna chemist, IS South Third street below
Kecham iai Fulton; Clirehugh 2o3 and 300 Broadway
f. A. Arau Lafayette Bazaar Of Liberty and Broad
Co Walden lane and by all respectable druggists the Uni
ted States s24 imsr
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Domestic fmportatIons.
NEw O9LE ANs-Shp Erchange-4O hid, tobacco To C. u
9nu D. Aieri~ y in-lg0 bales cotton .obfook & Nell
s9h ooi-26! flarkoe, Wilbur Co-700 81 ks heat
noe Is Willlams-lj00 pigs lead II Rose q t,ooI bs
muse Z Beck X nt-j) EN- Wy cas- Vassar Y Co
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ITO LEASE for number Of years. bsautfuIly situated
Water Power adjoining hourishing village, with q
suitable quantity Of Land near the city ofNew York. ha
water and railroad communications with thai OF
almost any amount. Apply to M6kf' L BAKER,
a m RIOS
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find the that died not when sttten Nth The Eme,ods
AN lNFALLIBLE CURE FOX PILES.
nR. UPHAMS VEGETABLE ELECTUARY-Is an
~ eHectua for this distressing mssdy known
amongst physicians the Hnmorrhnds, Piles There
mstske about it, It safe and eica cious and
pleasant action No fear u taking cold while under
influence change in diet necessary III taken according
to directions cure for lie IS guaranteed.
Hundreds ofce ucses may be bv calling the pro-
pretor his agents. of performed by his of
10 co. and 80 yesr s,andng s2la wholesale ard retail BY
Fulton N Y; Brooklyn, C. Stean. 1874 Fulton ST e.
Maoon Myrtle Avenue and Pear. Price g. ga m RI
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g. Sand Heads nh Also ship Mason salsml Upslur,
renced heavy gale from to stove buwaks &c Also
ship Martha Snow Cardiff Aug 20 On the 20h ut in lat
IS 6' lon So IS, exb,reaced severe ge from NV with
very heavy ss which made complete breach the ship
Lost quaer boa fore tomast &c On 22d lat - 80 Ion 81
the wreck ofavese supposed bark and apparently
1aSsndoDed ore@S. Stly standing Bark Wallace. Young
Lheus anga Glasgow Aug IS On the 10th ut lat 10 o5 lon
se bad violent gale from EsE ~ lost nesrly
s., leaking badly hSsn. Of BAH ssy Of Pc.eu.
ld UT Also arr bark Attic NLellan Pict 93d ulr The
w sos up ne ie1rge: Island An butgt Of without
lem pto3 Para ST. Rive III nt WIN Wsrren, 1Brj Feel.
ing ~ Johns 18th uu Jacob story af saem) flicker.
49,; sST So chiecrey Emery Ps Hoses d.;
~ I've Do Messspser sand Fredericksburg. Ey.
d. a,I, "so aye'Frr smith NYok; CoIum Alien,
Preete Reuben H pixies. II We bsr Pc" ae iseke
rneste. brgs Moneluma 1homas No5 e. Keyi q Geo Il
Tiers tbD Fowler Aaaapolis y s; Gen Psyey Parker,
Bath. Sept ao-Ar brig C.seo. York, Sal, K.v..
ton, New York Wilson Glover T.t Of cS,reos ss nn
board the C. Of consumption. Ship Columbia HoSsson
hours. Also Br barque Aesdian R,cb,s E.iif,,
u ds 22nd lat 49, Ion ~ as spoke brig Reaobs Of
sd from Cuba for Liyereoo She had board the crew
offered T. take them board but they referred wsos
T. hopes Of falling IN with some vessel bound New York
The while hs,v 10 he anchor Of he bar esp,sed the
II, Der, fcn Pete, loud d. bound TO Whining n,
NJ; 20h Ut 81 on ~ expeieneed heavy gale OF Wind
FROM sw hauling north ry; dpdng which lcs .teu bost
aud tove water for fresh supply Of water
the Off 5rl ship Aurora from Liverpool AT Quarantine
LpErroN, NC, Sept 26th.-Ssiled, brig Xnoda, Cuiwh
NfOrk; Geo Christian Norfolk
LAST MAcHtAs, Sept 3-Sld Simpson, tnew) Chase,
MopiLE, Sept 25.Au ship Mary Frances Hubbard, New
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INKS. BISHOP,
COR S T. 4 MAKER.

No. LOG Hudson street. New York,
=" OULD her thanks the ladies' Of tins vi
w entity and the public in general for the very liberal pa
bestowed her while in business Hudson
would inform Them that she has com bust
again LOG Hudson where she will keep hand
general assortment Of Corsets OF the siest all no
own manufacture, wholesale ard retail.
Also Russia Belts and Back Braces Of every description
I'm m
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BINDERS BOARDS.
S000 LBS. Book Binders Boards, from Nos. Is to IS
PERSSE BROOKS,
oil lmrh eti .e "rrl IS and 81 Nassau
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ANOTHER GER Ii lCATE
nFa cure performed by DR. UPHAMS PILE ELECTU-
" AIRY, addressed to the Agents in Rochester =

MAGNETIC ELECTRICAL MACHINES,
EIGHT DOLLARS EACH
RARTH SHAW beg to call the attention Of the public
- to their improved Apparatus for mcdc- and other
poses which may be operation their Office 289
broadway, where be had Barth Shaws Calvanc Ex
citant, ami Hollis Whooping Cough Specific.
MIA large assortment Of Gold and Silver Leaf con-
stantly on hand.
A liberal di.cn 10 Agents. al m
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, SC.

near Maiden lane, have received by late arrivals from
their house Paris, and offer for sale and
choice selection of the latest and fashionable styles
artificial Flowers In buncnes wreahs sprgs arlands &c
Together with complete OF Ma erials for A
fetal Fower-make of the descriptions, and ebra-
cling every article in this line.
FEATHERS-Ma abouts, do imitation, 'ch and fancy
Feathers in variety and of the very riches. kinds
sre Irnsr
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DLEs Irritation Of the Kidneys pain in the back or sde
hahtual tiveness, eruptlons sore eyes Doctor IN
gold by Piles Specific has made radical cures IN many
Of he above mentioned complaints can be proved py Ie
sons reference The is not curative ana Is Az en-
Eamboge sloes pleasantt take and
in the delicate male or female VII pe
nepc oe spp,ies,iou TO BEALSG co os Nassau street
funs
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BELLEVILLE WHITE LEAD.
NHE subscribers receiving from the factory elle-
vile, N. their regular supplies OF this supeo' lead,
dry and in oil put casks and kegs which they warrant
equal in quality imported brand For sale in lots OF
FRYATT, CAMPBELL &CO.
las Front street.
Also, Rcd Lead, Litharge and Orange Mineral.
All m m
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SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
THE PUBLIC il informed that this estabIishment having
boon enlarged and improved since the close Of the last
season. will be opened for tho reception Of ysters the
day Of June, LANDON GARDINER.
Nav l. le4S my29 2osr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-29
JOSEPH W. ALLEN.
ATTORNEY,
Nj IL TON ALLS.
{ harles Brewstcr's Estate.
nr,u,ITUnN mo c,,rr an

STATE or VERMONT, AT a session of
District of Chtenden, s.. 1 n the Probate
Court held al Burlington, within and for said District
Of Chttenden, on the 10Th day of Nav, 1916, comes
Alpha Brewster, administrators of the estate Of
Charles Brewster, late of Colchester IN said district
deceased, and filed in said court her petition in writ
ing setting forth that the said decea sed died seized Of
one half OF sawmill and mill privilege on lot no. r.
in said Colchester, and Of slip in the Baptist and
Congregational meeting house At Colchester Centre
subject to the widows right Of dover therein THAT
sale Of said property and Of the rcverson Of dover
therein is necessary for the payment of the debts al
lowed by the commissioners against said estate and
the expenses of administration, and praying said court
TO license her to sell SAID estate for the purpose a.
foresald agreeably TO the statute in such case made
and provided.
Whcreupon the court aforesaid doth appoint the
second Wednesday in June, lsi6, for hearing and de-
Gliding on said petition at the office of the Register of
said court in said Burlington, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, and doth order that all persons interested
be notified thereof by publishing this order contain.
ing the substance of said petition three weeks sue
ccssivey IN the Burlington Free Pres a newspaper
printed in said Burlington, the last Of which pu'ca-
ton be previous to said second Wednesday in June
1876.
Given under my hand at said burlington this 10th
day OF May, 1876. WIN. WESTON, Register.
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David Days Qate jun.) Estate.
PETITION TO CONVEY LANDS.

:bsrlctIof Chiienden S. "A Probate 1 Court ri held 'd
at Burlington, within and for said District of Chten.
den, on the 9th day Of May, 1916, comes George
Whitney, administrator OF the estate of David Day
Gate jun late Of Essex the district aforesaid decea,
ed, and files in said court his petition in writing setting
forth that the said deceased the time of his death
wasunder contract binding in law and eqniry,to con.
vey to John Waugh r the following described parcel
Of land, situated in said Essex, viz: beginning ut
stake in the souheasterly line OF the highway on lot
no. five, being at corner of land owned by Darius
Whncomb; thence north 80 deg, 30 min. east in the
line Of said hghway,6 chains AZ links; thence south
IL deg 30 min. east chaf,s to stake in the line
of Chlds Days land thence south, 81 deg west iva
chains, to the line OF said lot; thence in the line of
said lot, north 80 deg 80 min east 25 links to stake.
thence north IS deg. west, chains As links 10 The
place of beginning continuing two and 49, 100 of
land, and Is parts oflots and 80; the said David
having sold said land 10 said John Waugh IT, and re.
ceved payment therefor in the lifetime of said David
that the sadDavd died without having executed deed
thereof and praying SAID 10 license said admins.
traitor 10 convey said land 10 the said Wangh agreea.
bly, TO the statute in such case made and provided =
WnEREuPoN the aforesaid doth appoint The sec.
ond Wednesday in June 1916, for hearing and decd.
ing said petition at the Office of the REGISTER of sand
court IN sad Burlington, lat ten o'clock in tn, forenoon
and doth order that all persons interested be notified
thereof by publication OF this order, containing the
substance of said petition, three weeks successfully in
the Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed n, said
Burlington, the last Of which publication 10 be preyi.
the time set for hearing.
Given under my hand this 9 h dav Of May 1916,
WM. WESTON, Pegister
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blood has told from generation to generation for more
than half q century. Had the old Morgan been sur
rounded By thorough bred mares, so as TO keep up
the purity Of his blood, Vermont might have been on
aparallel with Long Island in the celebrity Of her
horses. But such was not the fact. His high strains
were mixed with cold blood that mixture again with
cold blood, and SO down TO the present time, till it
has become exceedingly thin and weak, except in two
or three special cases. 1t only remains as a witness
Of the wonderful capabilities Of thorough blood, and
especially Of its controlling organc power and re-
productive energies, when mingled with lower strains
Let us then no longer suppose that the old Morgan was
a semi-Frencher, or indulge in that silly mood which
delights in the supersous and mysterious, that
would have us believe that he sprang up like Mclchls
edec, without gencalogy, relatives or coordinates-
that blood the like Of his is not not, and never
will be- but let us be sober, and study The history of
the horse faithfully, and we shall find that the Nor
San horse is but example of what pure blood and
judicious crosses can do for us.
Shelburnc, May %, 1916.
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yellow FEVER IN MExIC0.-Dr. Chas.
W. Davis, who states that he pracised med
icine in Matamoras in 1882, has written a
letter TO the Union, in which he says:-
Since that time have had constant cor
tespondence with the residents of that place
and know that the yellow fever has prevailed
hut twice, and then owing to extraordinary
circumstances. Both times the river has
ovelflowed its banks in the month of August,
inundating the praries, and this was succeed
ed by an extraordinary cessation Of the rainy
season aud burning sun.
"Forty or fifty miles from Malamoras, al
Reynoso, on the Del Norte, lives DIR. Bass,
of Kentucky, gentleman of talents and ed
ucaton in his profession, who has been obllg-
ed to cMbark in mercantile pursuits TO main
tain himself. The town and vicinity con-
tanning upwards of three thousand inhabi'
tants, and not furnishing him with proics'
sioaai occupation"
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GEMoNsrERs.-Isaac Satterly Esq. OF
Ferrisbureh, has a COW of his own raising
half blood Durham, which few days since,
gave birth to calf, weighing when twelve
hours old. upwards Of one hundred and torfy-
Gco pounds; well proportional in every
way.
ANorHER.-Mr. L. Stone. of East Berk-
shire, W., has bull calf of the pure native
breed, which at 10 months old, weighed
elepea hundred and ten pounds. lie has
gained on an average over one hundred lbs.
Ger month since his birth, and is still gaining
as fast as ever. lie is as docile, gentle and
playful as any calf Of that age, but such is
Ills strength that several months ago, he would
drive pair of six year old oxen.
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IN, How TO GET A WHOLE

~ IN, How TO GET A WHOLE
Surf OF CLOTHES INTO JUNK BoTTLE.-
Every time you feel like taking "HoRN,"
drop The price of "per" into the bottle and
drink a glass of pure cold water. Repeat
this until the bottle is full, then break il and
carry the contents TO good tailor. And
within the space Of a week, you will find
yourselves encascd in new suit of clothes,
without any trouble or expense 10 yourself
The same can be done with hats, boots, &c.
We have known a cart load of wool, and
barrel of flour 10 be transmogri6cd in SIM
lar manner.
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{. I'd for some time have been, in the actual
occupation Of her troops. Ia carrying on
the instructions heretofore received, ycn ~W
be careful TO arOM ang acts Of aggression
ualess an actual state Of car should erist.-
The Mexican forces at the posts in their
possession, aud which have been so, wiH not
be disturbed as long asthe relations Of peace
betpeen the United States and Uerico COM
time. VIM. l.. MAkCN.
Brig. Gen. Il. TAYLOR.
On the 30th of the same month, without
any change of relations between the two 60
vernmenis, the following instructions are Civ
en- by the Secretary Of War to Gen. lay
Tor:
while avoiding, as you have been IN
slructcd In do, all aggressive measures 10
wards Mexico, as long as the relations OF
peace exist between that republic and The
United States, you are expected to occupy
protect, and defend the territory of Texas, IL
the extent that il has been occupied hy ih'
people of Texas. When was the RoGrand'
occupied by the people Of Texas 7? The Iii
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-29
James Gates's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT 1.-THE Hon. the
District OF Chttenden, s.. : L Proba,c Court
for the District Of Chenden To all persons con-
cctned in the estate ofJAMES GATES, late of Essex
in said district decea.cd, GREETING
WHEREAS, Hannah Gates administrators of the es.
tate of SAID deceased proposes TO render account
of her administration, and present her account against
said estate for examination and allowance a session
Of the Court Of Probate tobe holden the Reg
Office in Burlington, the third Wednesday of June
next.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified 10 appear be.
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid, and
shew cause, if any have, why the account afore-
said should not be allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington, this Goth day
Of May, A. ID. 1916.
5lw3 VIM. WESTON, Register.
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CunlStanctS, 10 Cdli lo' Volunteers Ho" wv
ITrited STATES. Z. T.
In a letter written nine days later, or sew
en- months ago, Gen. Taylor writes advisa-
tory and timely, as follows:
Il cannot urge too strongly upon the De-
partment the necessity Of occupying those
pos,s before the warm weather shall set H.
4 large amount of sickness is, fear, 10 be
apprchended, with every precauIon that can
hs taken; but the Information winch o.
tain. leads me TO believe that summer
movement will be attended with great ex-
nense of health aud life. As in Florida, the
winter is the best season for operations IN
Texas
Ir,hese official extracts, selected rather at
,o,dom that with design to throw blame up
81, ,he Executive, do not prove the falsehood
Of the message of the President, and the law
If Compress declaring '@dr 10 hare eristed
bv The act of Merieo,' no language of mine
can do il. Surely, while securing men and
money, and uniting in every measure Of de-
C.nc, in bphalf Of the country, Congress, by
,he acoui sence of even a silence,is not bound
n annroye of all the Executive has done in
declaring war of his own accord, upon his
own responsibility, and in utter contempt OF
the restraints imposed upon him by the con
stitulion.
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BRIGHTON.MARKET, May Is, 1876

Al market $50 Beef Cattle IL pairs working Oxen,
~ Cows and Calves, 6 Sheep, and 300 Swine. 1870
Beef Cattle unsold.
PsICEs-Beef CdUie-Price> have declined and we
reduce our quotations. Exta Sc 6 .; first qualify
81 IS &c; second quality So % 5 50; third quality
81 15a %.
Working Oren-S65 $50 and $50.
CotrS amt Caires-SaIes AT s2l, S25, s27, and 1913.
Sheep-Salos at 81 10.
Strine.-A lot small shoats at and &c; lot lar
ger at !! and sac. retail from 81 to &c.
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d i g d ,

In this village, on the 10th inst, daughter Of S. NJ
Pope, aged months.
In We>liord, on the 2ih inst, EpSAH, vile of VIM.
Wilson, aged A years.
In Richmond, on the 9Th inst, Mrs. ALMA DorG,
LASS, wife OF Mr.. Joseph Douglass, aged 40 years.
She pous and devoted Christian, and very
exemplary in oil her domestic duties. In society, she
WAS beloved md respected by all her friends and
neghbors she was kind and aIccona,e 10 her hus-
band and children. As a neighbour she was good and
kind, but she is gone to reap her reward IN heaven
where there is no PAIN nor sorrow, aud the wicked
cease from trouble and the weary are at rcs,.-CoM.
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Victory! Victory! Victory!
IHe 0rrUfgsf 1pt

TT is now as in the days of Ethan Allen when old
l. Fort Ticonderoga was captured,
UP AND DOING DOES If.
Just as the New Workers were all in ecstncics re
locing for War and Victory, Sab composed in part
of Mexicans, Spanish with French Crowns and Br
ilsh Soverelgns, under Green Mountain Boy Com
mander, iniorced by L. :. American Eagles, en-.
tered the Empire City, and took from their Stores
S7i3 Dollars worth OF their most Splendid and Nau-
able Goods, Wares, and Merchandise, and brought 10
Vermont for distribution 10 the People who may have
the articles y applying 10 their Agent
HOWARD.
Thursday morning, May %, 1916. 81
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The Evening Post, like its neighbor and
auxiliary, the Journal Of Commerce, went
warmly for Polk and Free Trade, and re-
iuc,antly for Texas, because it had the con-
science TO feel, without the independence TO
oppose, that wicked scheme. But now the
deed has been consummated and its conse-
ouences are upon us, the Post ventures,
with baited BREATH" to utter It's remonstran-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-29

"A paragraph is goirg the rounds of the
napers stating that iourneyman printer in
his city has retired from business, having
made ten thousand dollars. II he can be
found. he is requested TO appoint some time
and place where he can be seen, as we know
of ri least two men who will pay twenty five
or even fifty cents for one look at him, and
agree TO furnish their own smoked glass;
Boston Wig.