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Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14

The Maamoma Flag give The following
lisely To he tuc, hul seai even as ifa
HtHtH.
AmsrA ANu ms GrT#tt-.-Thc fol.
lowing .cruc between insla aud bis zen.
enIH ar'n'y iouh places the description
was derived !ium a gentleman high IN tie
confidence ani esteem oT lhr chIei actor.
but whusc nima we are nui permitted to
mention.
thar iic bai.rs OF the sih and o h Of
May when the Mexican auny III their &c.
treat bad wachai Lu1rcs, Cen. Afista
summoned Generals Ampuhia, Torcion,
liiqucna, anl Caualcs TO bis quarters, aud
thu. addressed them:
Gentlemen: I am about to resign the
command ut the Army of tho North, and |
hl'o sent for lou that you may know the
reason. which have influenced me. They
are supply these: | cannot command the
amy with honor to myself or country, as
long as il numbers 50 many towards, with
high commands. IN 4. ranks You, Am
puiin, are "A base coward; trusted you
with 5000 OF my best troops; you betrayed
your trust, proved frcrcaut % the Interests
pi your country, aul, terror stricken, lrd
trembling anl dImayrd without being
within halt league Of a hostile gun.
You, Iourlon have some reputation as
4 cavalry "ilierT God knows how OF where
yon obtained IT, | AN only aslunishcl that
YOU should have the clItOnicry to pretend
10 command.
You, Rqurnl, cali yourself 40 artillery
o.,iacE you hito been consistent through
lie only ia one lliing, toIf cowafdicc; you
are brave, Ike al ga.cnliicrs, when dan
gers arr az defiance; but when the hour
ul battle arri,cE yol arc either not 10 BE-
i,unl or your terror wniris your presence
nut on'y usrirss bui Injurious.
Aud yon, Canil1s. 10 b. called GeaeraV
what II saiircl what bitter ironyl Gencrug
laugh! q robjof, a cow.drycf, a yagabonl
sku.kpr from rancho 10 rancho, a cowariy
paupnr whn.c very prcscira q, loaihed hy
rtry honorable man. aud who's, claim
10 the title ol Gafrm produces the most
profound contempt. As for you, Colonel
Caneco bfgaal and rash your brooches,
goa dirty dog'
Gentlemen, ! am done with YOU; our
cuungN.on 10 li nn cnl. Would that your
connection with our unfortunate country
was az au Cul.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14

paid tn them until about 3 o'clock in the
morning. After the party Ind broken up.
the ladies NH gone, the family in bed, and
thu lights out in all the rooms eXeept in the
bar, some of the boys were drinking and
singing, when out came Perry anl Mrs. ".
tom the dark pailor, (wheth tie h5is had
no ilra any ono was, holh went up stairs
Il her sleeping room together, (lar her ear.
liaga hal been put up iaf her ta stay all
night, and when DR.. Perry luii ftaI room
dep1nent saith not Tbs i only ono Of
mag transactions proven.
cory of Mrs, ileman7 fneteal works
was presented hy the De. Ia Als. W, with
"A verse on page 20s-"nark lowers our
lale'-mlrhcd; aud aas, Is arc our
liyes,' &e.-hoh IRON lnanna Bailey.
Excuse mo Tor saying 50 mufh ON this
subject as am anxious 10 give Sumo idea
ul tie case, hul II is tefY iaint one that
Yau viii grt from lhis-Ncvef Ia lha Hfea,
foundation OF hrlug in lhis community
bten soih1roughiy broken up heiafe. lngc
sid, ON chasing his femarks, TINT he did
not s'anlihcrr as au hired ailarheY--that,
mlof such circumstances Ike lhust, the
gold oi lnhn Nnlhonl Winston should never
Pa'luin the pulse OF bis hand.
huIp.y Egolo uyg, that his aaniees
were at tho command al Cal. u. Bm
enanab-Gnd gram TINT We my never
nave another such lasedy.
Yours De. 81. II,
Z $. Ms Winston leapaa. under the
charge Of T.. ". prlus. on Monday neat.
Iar the residence of her ifien1s n snmer.
ssI'e latrue county, feun. liz maiden
nlms va, May ". l.ugwaal.
u hen ihr Col. slol Peffg he sent
runner io toll his wife tina; he hal killed
the d--l rascal. ller reply Va lha be
Haul repent it. lie has MT seen her
sinee, mr. will he ever SEQ her asain.
Pony widow has lrii hsrr. She say
that .as II satisfied OF lrfFY's guIII. as alsn
dars lulsc llamiuau. her btaihar IN law.
l'he wedding ring of ilrs. u. vs. iannl by
lalsa II. this morning. AMI hanled over
lHsIins sihe e.b of Gal. II. ahrn he
PHabri bi. alb Penn h9d aafn II pub.
His.y IN lHc -.rcrls with her iniIiais On II.
Agau!onrs. s. IL.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14

Bfo9DY AriRAy Al loRKTowN.-Tho
Norfolk Beacon, Of the liih inst, givesan
account Of bloo y afliny which took place
on the proceeding Friday between +. A.
SnulAall, ionnerly purscr in the u. 5.
navy, on tho one pan, and 1'hos. Nelson,
4. :. collector, aud Mr.. Parker, on tho
other Il grew out ol dispute in regard
10 the removal OF lenco. The close Of
the accoun, isas follows;
Alr. Nelson, who is a much smaller man
than Mr.. Soulhall, having requested bis
nephew, Mr Parker, 10 accompany him,
they together mel or called upon Mr. s.,
when s1no personal, unpleasant altcrca.
ton again occurring, the parties clinehed.
and lhcn the Circumstance Of Mr.. Nelson,
who was muah smaller man Of the two, be.
log considerably wursled, induced Mr. Par.
ker, his friend, 10 inlerpose, who remarked
to Mr. s. that ho had better take man
near his siz1 and physical strength Tor
fight, which diverted the fight lrom Mr..
Nelson to himself, not. however, without
their first ultering many hard sayings, each
against the other. Mr.. Parker 10 this fight
proving himself tho stronger Of tho two,
and being likely wo arc told, to inilict
pretty severe casiigation on his antagonist,
Mr. Souihall drew his pistol, and before it
could be wresid from him, nolwilhsiand.
ing an effort 10 do 10 by bysiandcr, fired
aud shot Nelson in The abdomen, who eG.
claiming 81 am shot, drow his kni.c and
made an attempt to cut the throat Of Mr..
Southall, tho knife striking Souihall in the
back OF the neck, ard lay Ing open his ucclS
aud Taco 10 tho corner of his mouth. Tho
parties being now about to bc separated,
Nelson, who had Ia the interim provided
himself with rifle, fred at Soulhall, but
without effect.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14

ALEXANDER DuIi-.-Ihc anncN'l m.
ccdulc is from the May number o Black.
wood. It is well known that llo cr'chu
ted romanicr has slight linsc oi black ia
his blood
4 person more remarkable iur inlui.i.
ti'cncs' than Tor correct brcejiug-ouc of
those who, devoid ofdgIicacy auI reckless
Of Rebuff pry inlo every lhiug-loul, the
liberty to question NJ. Dumn. rather closely
concerning bis genealogical tree.
"lou aro a puadroun, Mr. Dumas" he
began.
"l am. sir, quietly replied Dm1g, who
has sense enough not to bu ashamed Of "a
descent Ice cannot conceal.
"Anl your i.HhrrI'
"Was q mulatlU.' %
"Nn1 your grandfather
"a negro hastily answered the dmmisl,
whose patience wps waning.
"Ani may inquire who lom great
grandfather was''
AN ape, sir. lhuaicgrl Dumas, with q
dclcrnc.s that mldc his iulrIrugalcr shrink
into the smallest possible compass. AN
ape, sir-my pedigree commences where
yours lcrmInalcs.'
The father ui Alexander Dumas, the re.
publican general ol the same name, was a
mlalto, born IN st. Domingo, the ,on OF a
ncgrcss and Of ihc white Marquis dc Ia
paiilcteno, by what IggitImalil.ug pro.
cess the sinister was erased and lhc mar.
qui8alc preserved. we have hitherto been
unable To ascertain.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14
WASHINGTON CROSSING THE
DELAWA K Es#
ny sEnA sArfll

Dark aud gloomy was the hour,
And Freedoms fires burnt low
Tor twenty days had Washington
Reircated from the foe;
And his weary soldiers feet were bafe
As he fled dactoss the delaware.
Hearts were fanlmg through the land
Aud patriot blood ran cool
The stricken army seafee retained
Two thousand men, nj told,
While the British aHms gleam'd evety where
From the Hudson to the Delaware
Cold and slnry came the night
Tho great Chief ruus'd his meni
"Now up, brave comrades, aud sirlAe
For Freedom once againi
For the lion slrepelh IN hia lar
uu tho len bank Of Delaware.
by the darling rivers side,
Beneath wiuty fAy4
From that weak band laflurn and few
Wont up tle palrIal cry
~, luud of ifardam, nsHf dH#Ra#Is
Wen die or ofaHs the bHIaHaIr.
How tho strong uaf1 dIsI lie lie
Amid Che tgmpezts faaf!
And how the trumpet faes oI Knox
still uh1cm them 10 the zhaftl
Thus. m the lpelug midnight at,
IHyse bHsg haafla afa=z.a liz Delaware
~ lAp morning, HFaF aHa dIui
The aNuni uI uHilIs Ta#H.
Tho IUi,l iyI baek Hia EaIIaHi mn
Mlh thousand raHt|Ha iH##;
While IfnlHu sHuaH WHIII IIIH HHHHl'H a'Hfa
TS>t illd .ha new uul Iz= uaIH4a5a.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14
r-~z--.s-.--.s..=

IuE QUAKrR oN DrrAarE.-S
upon the broad piazza which looks out upon
the llulsou river race course, watching
doe great ilrcl Of steamers sieiug with each
other in spIcnlOr and speed, aud listening
io commons upon each, We have been rc
minIgI Of lhe satisfaction afforded to a
group Of kindred conycrscr by an old
Quaker, once upon a lime, on Long Island
Sound. "Doyou think this boat ha. gained
On the other, Mr.. BroAduuim, within tho
la.t sixty miles" "Ftirud. would not
be certain, but | do think She has some.
what "llow Wprh should you think,
Mr. Broadbriml" eagerly asked tho group.
81 may DO mslakeni but should say
about an inch"
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14

"Map, lam glad your hoeihls gotwcll.'
why said Mary opening her ars' blue
cycs with astUnisbmrnl 30, nothing
and Ann, "only see il's able 10 be oai'"
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14

liza miss is as good as d nile, how many young
Ladies' would Il take to make d league.
CisrslaHd Plain Du'sJ.
We think We eou. make q "lcaguo7 with yas
Bnaaig Couisf
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14

OIL OF walnut aud walnut olp are sro.
siac. flhcumo@l o.pmp.c suiru'auo'
ou blolchra
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-14

Tho srl, if dried up, would afford bed
ol .lIt i've huuI,od lsel thick, 100 lor every
mllg
Democratic banner., 1847-09-06

py,l SAT-, !rhE>Afy, Brandy,
Hines, FI"se~., la, -MGckeret &C., &c.,
s!led to CIR :y.~.rr stuck. makes a more gene
ri assortment; @an is usual! kept by any che
House.
a{-D.i", t,.'iAlrl fts the very liberal pat
rOaa-c, h"c.t"i".c ,.t>r.le,i to Us, and wishing
10 s~c.,al:.u t.tc our pii customeres as nearly
IS possible, with rv"ry article they may need,
AMI also very DESTROYS of making as many NEW
"a,s Is possible, W Will eri1ayor It al times
10 keep such GOODS as the wants Of the coun-
try DEMAND, AMI TO offer them on such terms and
prices - to meet the views o. Lurctasers.-
We CiN a%fior.!, anil We WILL sell, at ST..
Lov;s RLrAIL Faicrs, .,;d Is cheap, ii not
cheaper, than a:.y otterh,.se Oil The upper Mis-
s~issiPpi; AMI YET, lot toy cheap to charge" to
p,inetuai men OIL short time.
~ The highest marke! price given for the
TgJiIc" oftEr country.
- We htvea larec AMI councillors Ware
i!oiSe !or ;hc styrlng u Tonacco and other pro-
duct, - Which we particularly invite the atten-
iio! OF Tobacco growers.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-06

Sec. 40. Ali fees not called for by the
parties entitled thereto, within sixty days
After they arc collected, shall be paid into
tie town treasury.
Sec. Al. The constable shall have pew
or to summo to his aid any number OF per-
sons he may deem necessary 10 assist him
i'll executing any process, or in conveying
any person to Jail under TIE provisions Of
this ordinance.
Sec. u. This ordinance TO be in force
from and after its passage.
Passed August 70, 1877.
EDWIN DRAPER,
Chairman L. +.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-06

NElSS L. FENTEM, begs leave respectful,
W. " to inform the ladies' OF Louisiana and
the mciglborhoo,l, that she has commenced tic
business in all It's branches, and hopes by
strict attention to business, good and fashionable
work, TO merit a share OF the patronage Of the
ladies'. She has just received and will finish
to order, and sell at reasonable prices, u general
assortment Of Bounc,s, Rihbihs, Flowers ard
ether trimmings, all Of the latest styles.
IL Bonncts blcachcl, repaired, and 'dcnc
up on reasonable terms.
~. Residence in the irame building opposite
the Methodist Church.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-06
EFrcSh Arrivals!

UST received, per steamer Lucy Bcrtram,
81 a large supply of Boots, Shoes and Leather,
all Of the very best quality, which We offer 10
the public on the best OF terms. Also an assert
ment Of GROCERIES, consisting Of Coffee, SUI
gar, Tea, Sugar House Molasscs; Dried Fruits,
Candies; Raisins; Almonds; Tobacco; Fish sc.
Also, Silk, Brush and Palm Leaf Hats.
NEWMAN & ALLEN.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-06
S. E. Murray.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Louisiana, Mo.
Will p~romptl! attend 10 any business that NY
be entrusted 10 his care.
Il THE undersigned having located in
the Town Of Louisiana, and bcingnssocia-.
ted with his old preceptor, (DR. E. NJ.
BARTLETT in the different branches Of his
profession, offers lis services to the public
and hopes by strict attention to business to
merit "a share Of public patronage.
Office On Georgia street, nextdoor north
east Of the Sadler shop of CharIeville S co,
JAMES L. WOOD, N. D.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-06
TAILORING.

ENIIE undersigned having located permanent
" in the town of Louisiana, is NOW pre-
pared TO make every description Of garments,
to order, in the lltcsl fashion with n~cltncss and
despatch. All work entrusted to his care will
be warranted 10 he made in workman like man-
ner, and on reasonable terms.
Shop on the corner OF Main and Georgia, OPP
rosite .. c. Tinker. 8. n. McGREW.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-06
EGl'. ~k5s'a@,gg's


IL UhiA QiEE.H FEGL t.2ELE SCG.ES
CO.!IEr Pills.
: y ATElC,n usc!Hi;h great Success in many
9 Of the Gi,,A>cs ut the country instead ri
iclntlicS for cir.r>ii@ lie Strm,ch, Tor ]co,rcs-
.tion Il liz !.rcc internal weeds oiihr Lody when
tx Liver IS a;M ys dc:aagcd. producing tie
tnost ~t.rnriIs- s,.>.t..nS tia tuaU, l.gsC III thy
bilious try,r> .... t,aa,,':9y tE..ls yiuur cvuu-
: . Il RE vrsy i.arort@.tto remark
IL ri 'i-"isL.,t - aIncd disease, Congcstiyc
itrI.. which II { na!aGy oithc mos a!ar!.inG md
dangerous nature; !rty iuy, III almost every case,
he .">t ~'iic-t,i ,~i-.is & TIE medical ~lacul:Y
!..:.mc j,:~a:-l. i nd obstruction aro'si,I IL
.E.nl, to"'l VI is .ev"!,l victims, with very lew
.oNr, ,i.si.a. Ills disease 50 fearful ami ";aii-
irS il. Is character mi symptoms, AMI so hor-
rid anil obstinate in lis dire effects upon Tie HIT
man bod! III: AWAY be prevented, and often
removed ,ni %ortirciy irr.:;catcd :T... the sys
TEN hy i timely IT vigorous Use d, d.. E:gC5's
&uaar Coated Pills. Thu, like heavenly ms
Sc,I.cr, %n:Iri;n- ila::y Il valuable lie. E4ti!-
er, mother, SON. dlti%atcr, q much cstcc;:,! and
beloved friend, o. lo;,'! >u~,c,r .um the Jaw,
d. ic:al, r~icatil:. Ii" Gr,rn Monster o. his Viz,
tim. IL 18th. ut 'nI:.["r on ..cy profitable %t.@,ie.
~li.L j." y~.r:..s On l~".v.cea Death %.i ike.
Gr,lc.
AI;:o,sn,~v :,r:. tons anl s!asn>-suth.
Is t'h> flcr il rr. zap mi ~'rn.s lr",r. Az.
i-y;al"g j" ,li'iF,r. ~ a.wa.s hr perverted.
an. very rc..ii, 7, "iov,: ~ Or. i,:a"@'s Sugar
,Ar'i-HlH:c.> Pill.
CASE ~ F0I%T.
\ Planter, ur-r Jackson, Miss. writes p, :a!-
IIllc 10y, three ears o., l'ad had
chiil> for severed weeks, with sw cil"d ahio&ic",
-. f.....i.- J -. -., .,,.-,r> rr - - - r.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-06

IoEryxo NEWMAN. SAnvL Z. ALLEN.
NEWMAN :. ALIEN.
Eiiaving tbs day associated Sem 3
II selves together i'll tie Boot and ii
Shoe trade, take this method of saying TO the
Citizens of Louisiana and lis vicinity, that
they intend 10 keep on hand a complete as
sortmant Of Boots and Shoes Of their own,
as well as Of Eastern manufacture, which
they are determined to sell as, low as they
can be sold in Pike county.
81 nim'bic Sir-penrc Is drter Mun dsbD
shiAIng;'' and with tbs motto in view,
they are determined to trade on the cheap
cash system, with tic hope ofliberal patron
age. NEHNAA. ALLEN.
April Ist 1877.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-31
DOMESTIC GOODS ONLY,
WIN, A. GuEST.
100 peo,j Ntreet Nom ia

I2V PenTI MTerT, NfW IOrk.
THE Domestic Warehouse, so long established in
] Cedar Street, is now removed to the large store
No 129 Pearl street und 80 Beaver ST. where may be
found every description of BtEAcHED and BRowN
SHEErINGs and SHiRTINGs CoIToN OSNABuRGs. Non.
rHIRN and SOUTHERN YARN, BATS. WIcKs, TwIST
and WADDNGs, ut the rery forrest cash prices.
The assortment exhibited for sale is very large one
and comprises every known desirable style OF the
abov, goods Country Melchants respectfully in.
vcd to call and examine the prices whether they
purchase for cash not, and learn the low market
prices Tor Domestic Goods 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-31
THEODORE a. PECK,
APOTHECARY
Wholesale Druggist

wv
Is CONSTANTLY RECEIVING AMERICAN, ENGLISH,
FRENCH. AND INDIA
DRUGS;
New Chemicals; Lcechrs; Surgical Instruments
Mineral Teeth and DENIAL articles; Saline or Mineral
Waters Daguereotype articles Genuine Patent and
Thomsonian Medicines; Foreign * Domestic igars,
soda Fountains and Syrups; Brushes, Perfumes Soaps
lnks, Blackines, Fancy and Domestic articles Glass
Ware; Dye. Stufi, Camphene, Bird Field Flower
and Garden Seeds, &c &c.
From the advantage of receiving Mineral waters
Camphene, Leeches &c. periodically, purchasers can
rely upon their freshness.
Individuals wishing Tmsses, Leeches, &c, will al
WAYS find person IN attendance to apply them
Medicines dispensed al all hours of night
fey The attention o Druggists Physicians Mer
chants, and Manufacturers Is solicited, with the rs
surapce that they be supplied from this establish
ment as adyantogeousy as At the city markets.
THEODORE 4 PECK
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-31
CELEBRATED MAGICAL
PAIN rRAcTOR

| HE universal approval and continued demand for
thus valuable unguent the best test OF lis estub-
llshed worth, Tor the cure Of burns scalds, bsteTtd
surfaces tor sres OF all kinds IT however long stand
ing, aud all external lrrtaOns will ut convince
The sufferer that It's mime Is truly
Mlgicdi I0iH EItrdcfOr!
Sold IN Tin Boxes, fitted tor any climate at - cts
30 cts, and - each 10y \. |. Cumstock, No Court.
land-st y Y; and 10y \ C. SPEAR and THEo. 4
PECK, Apothecaiies, Burlington -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-31
T. a Il =.

NIUFFS, Elegant St,ne .iariin Fitch, the very
wi best dark Siberian SquIrci Genette, ana iots oi
i.oas-Narunl Color and Black and Tippct's
Otter Cnp.-Two cases Otter Caps, that cant be
outdonc Also, Fine Nentrn. Mus KRAFT, unpImckcd
Fur, and various other styles OF Cloth and Fur Trn-
med Caps.
six plush Caps, the most gentccl thing OF the
season FIRST rate ButIa'O Robes.
An additional lot Of Paper Ilangings. and one OF the
best selected stocks of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
in the State. Just replcnshed
Nov. 10, 1877 WM. f1URLBUT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-31
CALF, 500 BIS. WESTERN,"
~ For sale by J. BRADLEY 4 co
Musical Notice.

MIR WnIrCOMB having taken up his winter
vi quarters at Mddebury, takes this method OF say
ing TO his friends aud the dancing community gener-
ally, that he is prepared to furnish good music ior
Balls, Parties &c. reasonable terms. ANY number
OF pieces inrnished from Two five. as the occnson
may require. His Band consists OF Ciaronel Post
HON, Isl and I'd Nions, aud Ophecyde,
Letters addressed to 4 T. WurCoNB MlddlebuIy
VI, viii receive prompt attention wv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-31
Arrival Extra.

A r the Peoples Store has been received an extra
- lot OF Goods Tor Cdeap Winter Trade, such as
Shaws from 80 cents 10 81 80.
Oregon Gala and Scotch Plaids, for Cloaks, from
so cents to 81 80 per yard.
Silk Thibets and 'erinos, for dresses and cloaks,
from 30 cents to 81 80 per yard
FIinges Gmps aud Buttons OF all shades and colors
together with an increased supply oil all goods gener-
ally wished. 4 iSO--
Carpetngs, Oil Cloth, Paper Iiangings, Crockery
Glass Ware, and n very large stock OF Muils Boas
Fur Caps Fur Trimmings, Butllo Robes, etc. etc.
which by the Peoples Agent viii be sold cheapat
HOWARDS,
Burlington, Nov "a, 1917 -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-31
N1Il RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON
RssSE4 RAILROAD.

~ W o ASSESS VENTS. of five dollars each
have been laid hy the Directors each share
of the Capital Stock OF the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad Company--onc nnde payable on the 2Ot
day OF January next, aud the other on the 18th day
Of February next.
PAYMENT may be made to the Banks OF Burning
ton. Nergennrs, Middlrbu,y, Rutland. Black River
Or Bellows Falls. or the Cheshr. Bank Kecn- n
H., 10 Edward Pickering. Esq. No. 60 State stree,
Boston, or TO tile Treasurer at his office in Middle
bu Y. SAMUEL WITT Treasurer
December :, 1877. 2iw6
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COMSTOCk'S OLDRlDGE's BALM CT CO.

~ LrMBlA-The best and cheapest preparation for
the Hair offered to the public. Discovered III the
year 1881. by John VI Oidrldge For sale 10y A l.
Coms, Ok, No6 CouItiaudt opposite the National
Hotel n. Y, and by A. L. SPEAR aud THEo. A. PECK
Apohecares, Burlington. ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-31
s. 4 Tvs.
A. S. DEWEY
4. n. Parker's
DAGUERREOTyPL MINIATURE Rooms

In The Thomas Builiiag, College 81, Burlington, "
MR. PARKER has recently returned from New
vi York with Apparatus aud u large quantity o.
Stock OF superior quality including variety Of Con-
AND PLATED LockErs. Miniatures can be had tlly
per cent better than produced by any one IN this pal
OF the country, and ut a less price
Persons wal Ito we'll To call and examine specimens
before purchasing Pictures OF Country Operations wht
have but a partial knowledge OF the business.
n. B-All Pictures warranted 10 be- superior to any
produced IN this pat OF the country OF else they need
not bt taken
Rooms opeu from 8 A. NJ toiP NJ Pictures taken
equally well IN cl' udy as IN clear weather,
burlington, Dec 4, lsi7 -
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SaxOny Bucks For Sale,
IN VUCFARN OF B,RN,RD SANFORD ESQ

~ Of Cnseton W. The Above Bucks OF fine
slxnny blood purchased the present season from the
flock OF Henry Swift Esq. OF Poughkecpsie Duchess
Co. y. Y. They comprise the whole stock OF Bucks
for sale the present year by Mr. Swift and Were Sc
lcced in the month OF February last for iinness and
eyenness OF fleece and OF large size, in good
condition with long fine, thick wool, thick upon the
belly and legs. The flock ri Nr. Swift Is prIine sax
ony, with no mixture ot merino in them The stock
sold by rs, the following note from Dr. Goldsmith
Mr. Swiits son in law, viii show
Case,on Oct 5, 1877.
Dear Sir My tnther in Law, Henry Swift OF
Poughkecpsie, owns and has sold into Vermont moth
Ing but the purest bred SlNony sheep. Those sod
10 Mr. Bircard OF >horeham, OF that stock
Respectfully NJ. GOLDSMITH.
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Law Books.
DETERSDORF'S Abridgnent, Is vols, London
j edition
Viners Abrdgmcnt, 81 vols. folio, London edition.
Prices Exchequer Reports vols.
Meeson & Wesly's do. do, Il vols
Common Law Reports, 81 vols
do. do. do Digest
Dunap's Palry's Agency.
Saunders Pleading and Evidence 2 vols
Stephens Pleading.
ScdEwick on Damages
llafrison's Digest. ) vols
Hlc's Peasui the Crown, 3 vols
Russell on Grimes, vols
Smiths Leading Gases , vols
With lnrge collection OF Law Books for sale nt
l'wr't city prices. e. GOODRICH.
Dec. 10 2iw3
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STATUARY MARBLE OUARRIlS.


| HE above nnmed quarrics. well known for fur
hsiIng superior quality OF marble OF fine white
and tnking high polish are now being worked mo-
duclng quality OF marble, said to be unequelIed in
America
AZ orders Tor monuments tomb and grave stones,
marble slabs blocks pedestas or sat,iaiy from these
qnarres, may be addressed to Knowles Taylor Pro-
pletor. ~ iicondefoga city Of New Yok ur to
Stephen J. t'oode Superintendent of the quarrcs at
Brandon Vt. KNOWLES TAYLOR
,la.I
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Tobacco.

I'm DOE CHEWING, various brands $50
D'I>I Boxes do do 400 Half Boxes do do $50
One Quarter Boxes do do 100 Canisters of J. Ander
sons Premium Fine Cut Chewing, OF finest quality.
for sale by j. BRADLEY & co
Burlington, Nov. IS. South Wharf