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The F.iSiiiom of Oar Times.
. Ii,. ScoI'r. From NE,N YORK W,

VI respectfully u.nrn the people al Burlington ana
vicinity, INST he ms .'lsri the premises owned and
tn.'nrt.y or,upy ry II. X PANGn'RS rs CHnurr
Fumujr Mnuuiacioiy, whcrc he mt nJs carrying on
the above basin, 81.
Ng SoorI, irom long experience - ia" principal
Cities II d huy.ug bad IN" direction OF lie wof. IN
,.,c %. the D,~t fasii"ra'.r Shops in the Gig OF
New fGh u,furrr tinn 'w" y'nrs, feels conf lent OF
4pyi"g '' abb ~ to >u', th" wl-lrs OF t.e Ia. lc.
t.drf~ VlI be- received from every SCI ,il1u oi
Fem. tus, in every va Of svic, embracing all the
latest Parl-uu. oiDti,'. and LnlahrIHlan patterns
G.it,rucus L'ndfir> fitted up IN ANY style desired
iri IN Il manner O.. elegance not surpassed IN ;ie
tt,sI Slltrs. Common iurn, ure h.idr IN superior
manner anu sold as low as a good article can be
made.
Ladies' nnl Gentlemen are desired 10 call j ex-
amin" lc',lIrns al his Ware Room "A the East side
Of Cnt,.- l.ru. t"H I""'. = H SJ..t - street ana
opl.-,tr :. Nlc.o.- CABIN. -..p,
Burlington, ! -. -. w3m3
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DYSPEPSIA,

No hud medicine hi, discovered -bic, q,
resembles tue gastric Jue saliva decompo n. food ana
'lc p-'> n digestion ~ this
pata hpo''e ,pep nov e,.r severe
o Ga - " 49, w ''''''
- h,NK DEPARTMENT AiJasp. Nay 10 las
hh~ l'"NNN>-brar SIR: have be al
yeas 'l dyspepsia IN ITS forms
stho 'Ns o appetite, eNtrcne heartburn
:" All kinds Of foot and what could ba,s
h"rn un"i'r To roia. hnt small portion
Flri IN" usual remedies but they mad
moNn! The Complaint Induced about Nn month, ,pr.
try lNrlot of >arsapala must ,ay with Inn. conh
dcnce hut cr nearly bottles fornd INV appe,r ~
stored and would earnestly recommend
nave Uecn afflicted a. | have scca Nour.a &C.
" NJ VAN 1A<pr
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y ALLEYS
VI AGICA.. Pm EXTRACT @ Z

AZ ILL, " thin i've minutes from ~ application re-
w move in" pam ilun the s.y",r-t Burns ~cull.
I-'"I-. '!g'-. tl't> o." Ms. ' - j. CoftpI'r
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Ions, Ruut"uut-, Nc. In cases II BrENs. itnpp..rd
umruai"N !, u wl preserve lir, nu matter now
may %" i.e uWjy, u'ir~- N!t1i be- burned II Va!
hc.l Burns or " uHud-. 'rci- ui any kind without
scar Il nruirai2-- AND DESTROYS poison from plants,
reptiles. u>rc'~ OF rnhiI animals. IL Nj wherever
applied, prevent -HGillrcdIiOG, and in old wounds,
wn"n modification mas commenced, 1t nIl arrest tue
ulsri>' and cu'r the wounds, even when flesh has al
ready dropped away, ANA wi restore the pat to i.s
HltuG, state. When the bowels ale painful o. viii
q wei rubbed on. afford ilstuut r'l,ct and cause Il
movement even w!irn CH>iur Oh, Iaap ana all other
medicines lave tailed II, i perfectly SAFE ~, All
CaS's. L. never can DO hat. Ii Viii not conflict
with my medicine taken n,-,aalty. -, '..- w.. ,
space IN tins publication To eEuur'Hte ;.l the dis
owci 10y pALLEN> MAGICAL !AlN EXTRACTOR i,pt T.
vii ceriHlnly eur, B"'"S, Ac0.dS. B,u;>cs ics
famHidforH Hh.Hm0tSm, ihtdrc' r.' " ..yes,
EcLoEH, thHbidIDS, tpr0S, J.. -,..44 Ilreis,
and ii~iunily ailrynj" pains o.. ...y KIND The TX
tractor has gn"d mn Unprecedented reputation aud is
esteemed tie best medicine offered To the pubic
But reader. yuu must be- oatciu when purchasing,
or You w.. tee imposed upon. The genuine Extractor
l. desrlNcGy popular that wicked men counterfeit
u. There are, pc hap>, twenty different kinds OF
counterfeit. Somr nave Henry Daley printed on the
wrapper, 10 initiate writing But the genuine has on
II wr,tl,n w.la n pen and iuh, II DALEY and the
writing always IN different cnorcd ink from vim,
the wrapper i puntrd wil. Forsii 10y IL DALEY
\ CO, No .oo Broadway, New lujk
Milo \ lluruuu, Agent iur New England Tariff
VILE, Ct; ilitD PECK, Burlington ana by al
most every merchant IN New England,
March 10, ISIS 37yl
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With Running Water,

Farmers especially are invited to call anI examine
our Stock.
J : PIERCE. CN DAyEY. JB BISnrr
May -. ISIS il
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To the Ladies',

~ I"vn'"nl. Str'7r1rls Of Iaii-.
hN"' lcu OF great amount Of suirrn.
rir\"u' and luus spt. Nj. Parker kindly
ioIoN .A-:
S9ati r-ookirn tug T., ls17.
hN I"WNsFNp-Sir; II gives p.rasurr testify "a ne
ben heIu r ct, have
Nvsy'm s,Ncr, reduced
t i'i'tN aHL VITA female
advertisements aud ndur"d The effect remedy
ed better of he than
s"N"r, NUu> previous L. taking aud do ctctrigN
'nucud II Naiu able medicine all afflicted have
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-29

SALAD OiL'-'Nhc incest article icr
y lauie use, tor safe 10y case or bottle
June - No. TACO. \. PICKS.
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LADY SAVED!

Tbs following from very respectable Farmer residing
Hrmrstrad
DI TovNsrNp-Drar Nv wife has been sur-rn. 90
vrrely Dyspepsia .,,e-
HAT supposed dc. The phvscans could resu
died Doubt mad ro,
It has saved certainly sh.
entirely aud gaining strength aud he,a
S.e si.l continues TIT of H.
Yours, respectfully.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-07

State of York We found Baltimore certain gen tcmen
they we're not by democracy our state aO
was co have dsatss Without the ssansoS
their codentas Accordingly prior to the meeting Of the Con-
and Of the Southern delegates together aud resolved
p s % Ts
designing to pledge themselves into the Convention met
south The Commi.lec Crsdeata before asking for
until party should pledge themselves abide the dsrs0n
of the Convention and To supper It's ncmnees Ihs exsrasrd
and sa as | Ns division the
s
cd TO
&c G ~, other sna
rspadated by the Convention They immediately handed in
If York admitted to the BanOre Convention
Fl not at and took % s%s as
resolved that delegates from the STATE Of New
CATION entitled This Coayenon This o.tlao.a,
sary allowed E .s When
sseon e AID they to our Ns
l2 made By the ends Of e.. 70
y by i to ia Although this vote disfranehsed
rsSc, the s,ds0r sanssan e.
Offering the following RESOLUTION That the DELEGATES Of tho
S Of said This
only to . the h oa ad r
table BY the decisive vote 81 ~ as Thus did The
rishtfay entitled STATE and admit
that wetefor the other delegates
60 aims i had little with decision the baltimore
ws n ss s d and
sas s a's nass S Ss
Carons aud Georgia that slavery should be extended 70 s
Il ss s IL and eu Of sf
mn a a.s 70 @ ss fssa The
ndisutab usios Of our cause ad the patriots Of the Old
s 'a f'1
rejected % the Of Of Hs ssSeS. States
sss :ss
y
sssii the S
the ground that did, eleven Of them had almost unan
but Y sr Is s1 . BE % naS
Of the Convention and have by that alone secured
%s M
@ @ ad NsS
York refused the right to cast her 81 votes genoman re-
district allowed to cast the nine votes OF South
Our State having danchised democracy nsulted
and virtually excluded without the reception
venon, resolved recommending the democracy Of New
T s a s ssa v With ~
Convention which DISTINGUISHES Statehey
a % hs WIN
any
unite nth tho rs Of this STATE who have
S sS in @ @ % sas
the world that it candidate without New
made the the old guard respond this de-
the issue earsssy and rumpanty
they did IN 1870 in defending the mperhabe principles If Thomas
Jefferson
We now discharged duty trust TO the satisfaction
every and throughout this Stae and
have delegates but duty perform We have
told that credentials tho Convention and
State BY Offering ime now through YOU
them the incoupbs and 1ndauntsd Of tho
Empire State. G. G. CANBkELENG
'0- JOHN A. KENNEDY, as.
ROBERT II. MACLAY, .t.
WM +. HAVEMEYER,
SAML. J, TILDEM
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Meeting OF the Old IIunkers

While the speaking OF barnburner meeting was in
full blast by sudden and mysterious signal, large
portion Of the crowd rushed towards the Hall Of Re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-07

JoTy VAN BuRrS, or Jack, rs he was familiarity
called when he made HIS appearance by some persons
who appeared 10 be better acquainted with him than
he was with them, then loudly called Tor. ana oy
dlnt Of hard pushing reached the front Of the plat
form much thinner than he was when he assembled H.
and with the loss Of almost every button on MS outer
garment Our reporter. by using the back OF one OF
the listeners for desk managed to gather the iol-
lowing words Of the great bar nburncr -. 80
Fellow citizens--It has never been my fortune TO
appear before you the democracy of this ancient CITY,
but have known and heard from my childhood OF
you. have known and heard OF your courage and
Your consistency 70 the principles OF free .om and the
steadfastness with which y0n adhere to men VINO
ready to fight during their lives for your prin.
cipes. The Independent Treasury Di was hrst
taken In hand by the democracy of this great city,
under circun,stances Of great disbursement, and
in the face Of strong DETECTION on the part CT
the leading men Of the democratic party; but the
unterrifed masses laid their hands on it, and kept
II in their grasp until they established that great
measure. C-Aye, we did, from. tho crowd) The
dcnocracy Of this city and county age equally tena-
cious in the support Of public men who devote their
lives to tine mai nenance Of the principles which re-
auire " them fdety to execute and carry out al
Jude for instance, TO Daniel ID. Tompkns, who during
the Of 1912, and during the whole period OF ms
chequcred lifc supported by them and Who In re-
turn, looked to them Cor strength and succor The
same Is true Of siIas Wright, appausel who, under GIL
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Agency for Claims at Washington.
CHARLES DE SELDING Notary Public Conve,


~ and General Agent, No. II, Todds Buildings, Pennsy
vania avenue, Washington, d. c. offers his the
prosecution of claims before Congress any of the
tive departments or before any boar of commissioners tha
may be appointed for the adjustment of spolations
collecting private claims and rents, procuring pensions
whether revolution any other services bounty lands
duties those arising under contracts, treaties or
otherwise; buying and selling real estate &c.
Particular attention paid to the settlement of
disbursing officers who may find it announcement to give
their personal attendance.
Having been commissioned a notary public, he pre-.
pared to furnish egaized copies of any document other
paper that may be required
Charges will be moderate and regulated by the amount
claimed and the extent of service required.
Communications (post paid) will receive immediate at
tention
He has the honor to refer the Navy Department and
the several bureaus connected with it, coptroers' and
ditors offices of the Treasury Department. and the senior
captains and in the navy; and also Dr. John H
mans Boston Barnard Henry, esq, Philadelphia; Rev.
Sepmus Imstin chaplain OF the Senate Washington Hon.
Henry l.. Ellsworth, Fayete, Indana Thomas NJ. Bount
ESQ., Pensacola, Florida; Hon: G. B; Penrose Lancaster
Pa; Judge T. Hartley Crawford, Washington VIM Ag
new, esq, New York; Collins Lee, esq Baltimore, M
H B. Reardon, esq, Norfolk, Va; Professor Goodrdse
New Haven, Conn; NJ Judson, esq New Orleans; Hon
A. Il. Foster, Nashville. Tenn May Icy
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THE UNION.


w Kenucky-sublect TO the inspection of Board OF
Visitors, appointed by the Executive-he Adutant Gene
raj being lex oitcio) president of the board.
Faculty. incorporated with all the powers privileges and
rights comforting literary degrees and honos and grant
ing diplomas which exercised by the and
uly Of any college in the United States.
w F. HorKNs A M Joint do, and Professor of Natu-
w A. FoRpEs A. M, Professor Mathematics and Civil
Engineering
j. J. WYcHK, A. M, Professor of Ancient and Modern
Languages
RH FoRREsrER esq, Professor of Law, Moral Science
and Political Economy.
J. X. SWIFT, A M PI ncpal of Preparatory Department
W w. GAuNr, esq, Assistant
This institution will be carefully preserved from the
tro or domination OF any particular sect or patty either in
religion or politics.
The first year has closed with students The AGA.
denic viii hereafter the LIST of Sep
TENDER, and close the 4th Of July with public exami-
nation.
The superintendent twice held the chair of Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy in Georgetown College; subse-
the Collegiate Institute noticed below.
Science at West Point and received from Yale College the
honorary degree OF Master OF Arts.
Mr. FORBES graduated the Virginia Military Institute
and has been Professor of Mathematics for the last five
yearsrwo years at the Virginia Military Institute.
lima where he retained Tutor till elected Professor
of Languages in Jefferson College Miss He has tesmo
mails besides from Professor Omsted, Professor Long, Gen
Quitman, and other eminent scholars.
Mr. FORESTER is popular speaker chaste writer, and
for several years member OF the Pttsburg bar.
Mr. BLAINE graduated No. in class of 49, and has the
highest testimonials from eminent men, to character
Mr. SwIrr is graduate of Yale College, and has been
teaching ten years with distinguished ability and
Terms Tuition is $50 to $40 per year, in Advance.
everything furnished.
The cadets uniform ofblue cloth, SO SO per yard
They six hours day in school, and two houra on
Educated at West Point.
FL ,y2n,
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GUTTA PERCHA.-Ths article in its natural state is

CUTTA PERCHA.-This article, in its natural state is
" found applicable TO great variety of purposes for
which father, lnda-rubber, glass, hemp, cotton and most
OF the hbrous substances have hitherto been applied and
when prepared with sulphur in the of ndia-rubbe
Is found to make better flexible substance for many
poses, than vucanized rubber The advertiser having
been long engaged in experiments testing its properties
and uses, has obtained supply of the material and
made permanent arrangements to import in its unmanu
featured state for sale. The scientific and curious, who de-
pication the subscriber who has this time the only
lot for sale in the United States Having been the first
Introduce the manufactured article TO the American public
the subscriber has made greater variety applications
OF it than is to be found other establishments Among
the goods hand and for sale in quantities suit,
for picture frames, book binding, wallets portfolio,
ngs for BEDS cushions, billiard tables, soles and taps
for boots and shoes OF these, large supply
ready Orders from part OF the country, enclosing
five dollars more will be with full instructions for
applying the bottoms of boots and shoes Cloth table,
geons spnts e-buckets mabags, waerbags, portman-
teaus satches &c. Harness and all the appurenances
used horses equipment Lining for ladies' hats
substitute for oiled silk in ladies' dresses tobacco wallets,
pocket wallets cloth for awnings and all similar purposes
&C., &C.
substitute for patent leather, applicable all the pur
poses for which the glazed goods used is being pre-
pared after a method discovered by the advertiser
No have been granted under the United States
to the present time, and be, whereby the public
cha, laws do allow patents Tor monopoly OF
natural products for applications not involving novelty
in the and the ordinary of making India
rubber found just adapted TO Guta Pefcha Every art
Gle which is made of India rubber will be furnished to
order from Guta Percha, which is, really and properly
species of rubber, by HORACE II. DAY,
Manufacturer OF Inda-rubber and Gutta Percha,
% Cortlandt street, New York
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UNITED STATEs HOTEL.
xf0xsseys PERU, va.

FINHE undersigned has the pleasure OF informing the
public that he has taken this commodlous and we'll
ranged hotethe first the brdgehere he prepared
accommodate his guests ia the eeabe
He has renovated the establishment ia all respects and has
been particular in procuring furniture, beds, and bed
dnga matter OF comfort which the travelling spubc viii
readily appreciate. Passengers the rail road will find
this house always in the best condition The extensive
dining roo within few feet Of the cars and dinner the
table the moment of their arrival, afford ann pie
time for comfortable meal of the best which the county
and city afford. Being settled down the
spot of his nativity the proprietor will take pride In making
his house agreeable for those business pleasure
of the romantic places in the Union and he
therefore, feels proper degree of confidence IN Inviting
his numerous acquantances throughout the country to
give him a call
Remember the first house the bridge.
April S-dIm JAMES b. WAGER.
LNOR SALE 100 land in the Stale of Mississippi
Il 90 miles from Holly Springs
100 acres in Stevenson county, Illinois
100 acres in Oge county, Illinois
600 acres in Tyler county, Virginia
$50 in the State of Texas, the Rio Frio and
Bayou Tuscosa
$50 acres in the State of Texas
IL, 900 feet OF land at the of G and 10Th Streets
Washington
shares New York and Washington Telegraph Com.
pany
90 shares Patriotic Bank stock
800, 0O0 certificate Mexican claims
1000 Mexican scrip
lis shares Winchester and Potomac Railroad Compa-
ny-all paid in
$4,000 Washington Gas light Company
shares Granite Manu- featuring Company, Mary Hand
House and lot in G. between llth and 18th
Land warrants bought and sold.
JESSE L. DOW, General Agent,
'' No 3, Union Buildings
April 25-u tSat. L. Newsl
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Transportation OF stores.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, May 10, 1913.
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed proposals for fire sht
i the Pacific" will be received at this Office until
O'Clock D. m Friday the 10Th day of June, SS for the
transportation of 1000 barrels (nore Ies) OF government
from the yard at Brooklyn, New York. to the
Monterey, the west coast of North America The
the price asked per barrel without dis
tnction between and dry and each barrel (or two
halfbarel) of beef pork, Hour rice, vinegar, pickles.
whiskey, dried apples, will be considered as barrel
all other packages TO be estimated at the rate of 5 cubic
of all casks other than barrels the hhs will
be deducted No freight be taken board discharged
on private account any intermediate port and pri
mage be allowed. Fifteen farweather working lay
days be allowed each OF the ports of Brooklyn and
Monterey for taking in and dschaging cargo Payment
be made by any navy agent in the United States within
thirty days after producing satisfactory evidence of the de-
lvery of The cargo The vessel pass usual nspec-
ton and be the Brooklyn navyyard by the 10Th day Of
June 83 ready receive her and if not present
examination within three days after being notified Of
her acceptance, the bureau will consider itself at liberty
offer the freight the next lowest bidder make such
arrangements may best subserve the public interests.
Nav lI-laWt6June
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COMPLETE DIGEST


r TITLE " BROWN respectfully ask the attention of the
IL profession the United States Digest and Supplement-
just completed l847. This great wo, has been in
the OF prepa ration and publicatio for than
twelve years and the catalogue OF volumes 'ePorts d
esed given below will give some idea OF thd labor
CURED in its preparation. Volume edited by the
Theron Mecalf and Hon. j. G. Perkins, and pu bshc
in l84l volumes and 8 edited by George Ticknor
Curtis, ESQ.,, and were published in lSi6 These three
in volumes, edited by George p Putnam, esq,
petes the digest of every volume OF American law
and admiralty reports in the United States courts and all
the State reports from the earliest period 1917 An An
nual Supplement, edited by Mr. Putnam, and embracing
published. We have in press also complete American
Chancery Digest to 1877. in volume.
Of the importance of this work. ifwel done nothing need
be said, for It Is obvious to every lawyer The following
the necessity OF the Digest and the in which has
been prepared
CAMBRIDGE, March 4, lsis
Mssrs. Lue Bro,cn
United States Digest will ecolec several
strongly advised the preparation of general digest Of all
judicial decisions the United
and subsequent annual publication all the decisions
the preceding after the of aTson English Digest
had long felt the OF such work. and had doubt
aeceptabieness the profession would complete
of its and and would entirely upesede
the State dgests besides relieving the profession from
separate volumes Of reports and the trouble and
delay in procuring them
Your five volumes already published fully accomplished that
design in manner believe, entirely satisfactory 1t is
worthy digest have had
naturally find place in the library every careful
Nothing remains but table of cases. which wanted
supplement every year in which
Your obedsnt servant, s. GREENLEAF
The Table of Cases above referred will be ready the
course OF the coming summer.
n
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hide The bottle completely and have the written signature
of s. p. TOWNSEND.
Principal office 26 Fulton street, Sun Building New
York; kedding Co., State street. Boston Dyott Sons
ia2 North Second street, Philadelphia s. s. Hance, Drug
gst Baltimore; Durol ~ Co., Richmond p. Nj. Cohen,
Charleston Wright Co., ISL Chartres street, New Or
leans 100 South Pearl street Albany; r. Van Buskk,
~ corner OF Market and Broad Streets Newark, New Jer-
sey and by the principal druggists and merchants gene
rally throughout the United States, West indies and The
Canadas.
Agent for Washington, CHARLES SIOIT /; Aexan-
dra, HENRY COOK; Georgetown H. D l. CloSEL.
Am
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/ 1H' BANNING,s BODY HRACE.-Thousands OF Fa
- SONS afflicted by pulmonary affections, dyspepsia Coz
stpaton and various degrees of local general deb9
have been relieved by this instrument 1t is particual
adapted to numerous ailments prevalent at the south
spinal weakness, distortions, tendency of the body
lounge and droop, both in children and adults BY resN
ing the form to an erect POSTURE 1t enarges the chest
that the subject breahes freer and easier, and thus man
contrachons of the chest, with attendant affections o ID
heart and lungs couneracted and full play gven
the organs OF respiration
The brace may be had in this city by applying to hn
Baldwin, who Will be in attendance all times over us
of Mr. Peter Bremen, tailor, doors below Al s
on the north side OF Pennsylvania avenue A genlema
will aid in adapting it TO those who may cali for the u
pose.
Applications for single braces, from distance ss
for patent rights, may likewise be directed Dr. Banning
office, 437a Broadway, New York.
Dr. Banning can refer, ii desired, some Of the mo
eminent professors OF medical and surgical science in
United States, well distinguished ade
and gentlemen in this city and other parts of the country