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VXIANTED.-By Lady every way competent
w to teach Music on the Piano Forte and
Guitar, a situation in some Seminary south
west, though the former would be preferred. She
has much experience in her profession, having
been employed in several of the most respectable
Semnarics. The most unquestionable references
given to character and capacity.
Any communication addressed, post paid, to o.
p, Washington city poet office, will be promptly
attended to- Feb. l9tf
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-01

ITO RENT.-The whole, part, of a comfort
Il ably FURNISHED HOUSE can be had by a
gentccl family, on very moderate terms, If imme
diate application is made, on street, between 18th
and 18Th, north side, door from 18th.
juno l5-u
vHE FRENCH cooks giving full directions
Il for all the best dishes Of French Cookery;
translated into English. ! vol 25 cts.
Domestic Cookery for the American liousekccpcr
formed on principles of economy for the use OF
private families | vol. of ZIG pages and ongrav-
ings, in full binding. 81 cts.
seventy five Receipts for Pastry, Cakes, Sweet
meats, &c BY Mics Leslie. vol 25 cts.
July 23 FRANCk TAYLOR
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MISS E. II. SCOTT.

Music Lessons ON Piano and Guitar.
A PPLICATION 70 be made at Mrs. DUYALL'S,
"A on Missouri avenue, corner of a. street, WASH
ISGTos, ID. &. After the experience Miss ScoTT has
had in teaching in Seminsnes, both South and
West she is confident she will give satisfaction TO
those who favor her with their patronage.
Nav 7-tf
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FUME BATHS.
rT'O all who are afflicted with Rheumatic com
Il plants would say, go and try DR. EMER-
SONS SULPHUR FUME Baths, al Copp's Pavilion,
on Louisiana avenue, near Sixth street. The pc.
culiaritcs of IL such that il cures effectually
this complaint Also all other diseases of Chronic
nature such Scrofula Gout, diseases of the skin
joints, &c.
Galvanic and Electro Magnetic Electricity.
DR.. Emerson still continues to apply these inn
portant remedial agents 20 such diseases and such
cases as indicate their usefulness.
Aug. 22-2av1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-30
EXCURSION TO BOSTON.

We notice by handbills extensively circulated
in the neighborhood, that an opportunity is now
generously offered TO our citizens and the cti-
zcns Of neighboring towns TO visit Boston, at a
very reduced rate Of fare. An Excursion
originated by the Proprieors of Burr's seven
mile mirror has been sarted-and the public
will now have an opportunity Of visiting Boston
seeing his we'll as its other numerous
charms and objects of interest, with return
ticket, for the comparatively trifng sum Of
three dollars AID half This includes a ticket
to the aforesaid Panorama.
Leave Burlington August Goth, at 7 p. NJ,
return August 3lst.-Daiiy Sentinel.
The Juror TO visit Boston, ostensibly TO see
this famous Mirror" but really to get so long
"ride on a rail-" through so beautiful and
cultivated country, for mere song, has
reached Montreal. W. understand that very
large party of Her Majes,y'S faithful subjects
including two or three Fire Companies, have
arranged 10 make the pleasant excursion al.
luded to by the Sentinel leaving Montreal SC
as to start from Burlington on the morning o.
the Sd of September, returning any time before
the s,h The exceedingly low price, 1891. } fo
the trip, Mirror" included, will doubtless at
tract multltudes to the New England Empo
rum.
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with an amendment offered by Mr. Schcnck.
Mr. Hara lson moved an amendment to the
item authorizing perpetual lease from Utica
Of rooms for the United States Courts al $l2,-
0OO,-an appropriation of $4,000 foi district
court at Marietta, Ga. which was adopted,
Mr., llillard moved that the item be further
amended by adding $4,000 for "a similar case
at Montgomery, Ala.
Mr. HARRISON renewed his amendment slight.
y changed, which called forth some debate in
which Messrs. billiard. of Ala Rumsey, llar-
Alison, OF Ga, Butler and Holmes participated,
and the amendment was voted down.
Mr.. Jones offered an amendment which was
adopted making the pay Of aborerS on public
grounds $40 per month instead OF 81 per day,
ith,ut deduction for sickness.
n.'. ...mp,on offered an amendment as 10
import duties.
All. lpombs rose 10 question Of order, re-
marking " this is an Appropriation b u, and the
object of the amendment is to raise revenue"
The Chair ruled the amendment not in order.
Mr.. Hampton said there was a precedent for
it in the same bill for 1886, which gave rise to
some discussion, but the Chair was finally sus-
tanned.
Committee rose without conclusion, and ad-
lourned at ten minutes past one.
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fl Tuned Eyes Inf 'mmatory Rhoumatisn, Chiblnins'
old and nvcterae sores, it cures radically aud pos.
lively 1t never fails and there is no mistake, only
get the genuine Daily Save!
GROSS IMPOSITION
CAUTION To DLALERs! Interruptions vendors Of
counterfeit Extractor, pO, up tue spurious and dele
lerous stuff, wl,h few boxes Of the genuine Daily
Save in each dozen under well initiated hut
Counterfeit Wrapper Of thc Cid Size, and thus OFF,
II to dealers 0. a reduced prise. This Bat takra
with many dealers, but tho coHfidins sauerer who
happens to the counterfeit and poisonous stuii
pays the penalty OF the fraud aggravated disease
nnsEhty drIorRity resulting from severe burns and
wounds aud, not unIrequently, loss OF lie Itself. and
he woIul cOnst q1rnces!
Saiye only in the new enveops and the Large Dpxes
MlRk-The embelns on the wrapper: In
angie, Serpent, Sun, Dove; Lion and Eagle.
IMPORTANT CASE.
Interesting particulars ofone Of the most severely
5urnt and injured sufferers by the air melancholy
md disastrous Uague Street Fyplosion. in Nrn
YORK will appear in n few days in the papers The
iase was pronounced hopeless hut Da ley's Genuine
Lxuhsor effected perfect cure No, scar is le',
TO tell the tale
MlNp- The new wrappcr-,he large boxes nna
the genuine article
CAUTION EXTRA.
larosTERS, travelling abou, .hc country represents
themselves ns my agents. and na selling my genuine
Extractor, Stating that they obtain it FROM me
cau'on the public ngans all such inierlopers nnp
thelr poisonous nostrEms and hereby distinctly, mt
without GA icaon, snmp than us l:naves, and ~
deserving Of public exccratun Tor dariug 10 ,rina
with health and lie oi the unsuspecting. Drng.
giss and Dealers who viii coun,enance such fraud
and rnscali;y IRE equally cnipahe.
MIND, | NOTlFY THE PUBLIC
that my or4y travelling. Agents in. tho New Eng.
land States are, Mr. s. BURR aad J. B. TOUSEI,
and, To guard the public against fraud every local
Agent VIII be furnished with certificate OF Agency,
and all others representing hrnseyts my Agents
commit pubic r'ul
See tle new printed Circulars for 1850.
H. DALEY, ilj Broadway New York
Sold III Nashua by b. ). RUSSELL.
A. G. SPEAR. Agent for Burlington
=, AGrNTS = YIN. Il Hatch. Wino0ski Falls; T. J.
Hicks, St Adams a 5. Farrar, Swan,on
July |. 1850. w2yl
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i'ersonal Movements.

Major General Wool passed through Bur,
lngton, yesterday evening, on his way to Wey.
bridge, where lie performed the ceremony, this
afternoon, of laying the Cap Stone of the mon
ument in honor Of the memory of SILAs
WRICHr. The gallant and distinguished Gen.
eral appeared to be in excellent health.
MARTIN VAN buren, arrived in the Steamer
United States, this morning, and took the S
o'clock train of Cars for Weybridge to assist a,
the interesting ceremony alluded to. The vet
eran ex President seemed to be ia fine preser
va,ion-and to bear ISIS defeat with be.
coming and customary equanimi'y,
FRANCIS p. BLAIR, Esq, Of Washington, IA
NOUS in the annals Of Jackson and Van Buren,
occupied seat in the Cars beside Mr.. VAN
BURaS-between whom and himself, it was re-
marked, the best possible personal agreement
appeared TO subsist.
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Missouri ELEcTGoN.-Louisrihe, (Ky, Aug
22d.-The St Louis Republican, OF the l7u
instant, says in no event can the majority
against the reelection of Hon. Thomas H. Ben.
ton to the L. S. Senate be less than % on Join,
ballot. The Legislature is now stated to have
the following party complexion;
In the Senate there are 33 members; of
them hold over from The previous election, OF
whom are named as Brntonitcs, and 2 as nti
Benton'es. OF The remaining 90, the Wings
have elected H. Bentonles 6, uncertain 2.
The House Of Representatives, so far as as
certained by retarns received at St. Louis on
Saturday, stands as follows: Wings Al, Anti
Bentontes "a. Nine counties were to be heard
from, sending as many members, and each party
may elect portion OF their members Anti Ben
tonites. AS it now stands, (75.) giving all
these TO tho Bullion boys, there will still only
be 81 votes for Benton, or a clear majority OF
20 against him in the House.
ST. LOUIS, August 2lst.-The Republican
has received intelligence from Santa Fee t.
| the 10th ut The elections under the State
Constitution of New Mexico, took place on the
goth June, and resulted in the choice of Henry
Connolly tor Governor, and Emanuel Alreds for
Lieutenant Governor. William Messervy was
elected Representative tc Congress by 500 ma
| orlty, over l1ugh ~ Smith.
Members Of the local Legislature were also
elected. This body convened at the time APP
pointed by the State Constitution, when some
exciting scenes were enacted.
The parties are dividcd--one advocating
Territorial, the other State Government. a
member of the Senate presented his cr'dertial:
and was admitted. But, it being afterward,
found that he would not vote with the majority
he was excluded from taking his seat, and his
opponent admitted. Hereupon, a number Of
Senators aud Representatives Withdrew, leav
ing the House without a quorum. The re
naming number took upon themselves the res
possibility TO fill vacant seats with members
enough to form quorum, and proceeded will
tine business.
Major r, II. Whteman, and Major +, A
! Cunningham, both late Paymasters in the L
5. Army, were elected u. s. Senators,
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CoyGREssroyaL pRocrrD1ycs. WASHINGTON.
Thursday. Aur. Souae.-Mr. Baldwin
presented the resolutions of the Connecticut
legislature against slavery. which were laid on
the table and ordered to be Printed.
NJ ron,oo sotd no ,,,s ahso,t 1,rirr the
discussion on resolutions for purchasing Far
mer's Book on the Eastern counties, Yesterday,
ard when it cane up again he had proposed to
fight the battle Of the books. Laughterl.
The Furtivc Slave bill was then taken IN.
A. pra,, oe,,.od on ,,ro,a,oo,, - lie
amendment, providing that the owner shallpay
back the price recovered TO the United States,
# the fugitive Is at any subsequent period de-
liycred No.
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lo.t-l0 to 81.
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",' p I,t wow '''r" oNe''p Ms S"oS '!u'e
au' ,'.v o'', '','o,' III,
A.. ,t' t'.oss W '''0 LUMINOUS 0"''
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yrar ending August |, 1850. Said per centag- to
be east on the original amount OF Premium Note
whou, reference to tndolsemrnt, and 10 be paid
to the Treasurer N his Office in Montpelier, on or
before the 10Th day OF October, 1850, being the day
OF the Annual Meeting of said Company.
As usual, list OF persons insured IN the severa
towns, ith the amount cheeseman's due from eacl
respectively. will he forwarded TO the Representatives
elect to the Legislature, 10y whom moneys can be
sent The assessment this yeart2 per cent is all
and it is hoped that no member OF the Company will
fail to forward the money in the manner indicated
or bv some other person Who may he coming /,
Montpelier, Ihntt can be paid over promptly a
the time when it is due. lue attention Oh the
part OF the members OF the Company, will save much
trouble IN collecting The assessments
j. f. WRIGHT, Treasurer
Insurance Office, Montpelier, Aug. Il, 1850.
wsw3
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~ The Boston Traveller OF last evening, for
10 or II hours in advance of the Mail, we are
ind bted to the courteous attenti on Of Bigelow
Boston and Montreal Express, contains the fol-
lowing paragraph
From MoNTREAL.--Our intercourse W it
Montreal is now most direct and rapid. Every
day about | O'Clock we are visited by Messrs
Bigelow's attentive express agents, bringing
the Montreal papers of the previous morning.
We notice in the Montreal Herald of the 23d
instant, an acknowledgment of Indebtedness to
Mr.. Doane, of the Burlington and Rutland
Railroad, for Boston papers containing the news
brought by the Enropa-t~eatyJo four hours in
advance of the Mail
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LIGIIT LIGHT =
THE HANDSOMEST, CHEAPEST, AND
BEST ARTICLE FOR LIGHT, Is
MARSHS PATENT OIL p!

IhiS IS NeW I7reliirn, rsce7 u iH'r0 'Hce6,
and no,c rem raj .nsirrly Usci IN, tLe pybJje
MN A., no.,
N X. NJ a RSIl is constantly receiving,
lfH both at home and from abroad the very hiph.
est testimonials of the true mprts and prent supr
orty of his NEW OIL, over ANYTHING before used
for Light n few of which may be- fDr1J below
N,ns,,. p ,-r.- ~, A. ,,,il.,,,,.r,, ,,, .t.,.
n,ma his Lc,, rn, 80, b., NJ V,II " ,hi,,, a .
Srhs,;,,,o g. -, ~ y! I; We, ~ US .! -. /"
Mi 9,trirs hcpr n,onnec,,roT r , ,T ,vc,,
nH Hsou bo,L u, x ,',' vs. ~, ' III u
IV Inys hmm, IL E '9' ",'9 u'' ta'y y, .'.".
cnn s,ieiy rocn,,a !, we F'', ~ ~, , r,j'
clio sr c;y,r,,,, r,i :, ,', "''I - j.; "t,i
canaan oil lar,n ,yi,b oni, So. oJI,iom "a rc,;
ubc. which wII cost From, f. to laI ccn,s ir on Oh
omn Wr Norsb bos ALAN ,r,ar o,,rs Co., IN -
Producing 1t TO the public, ie.b by laying 1t elorc
gentlemen ct the pr IS, to test It's qualities, leaving
IT entirely with them 10 give 2nch II notice OF 1t ns
my thlhR the ar'icle drlnanJs
~ we see IL mas been very l4yorabiy noticed IN the
ia y Ad'efuser traveller fosi, and many othei
puhllca'iohs OF hIgh standings and had they said
nothing upon the snJrct, we NEST have pronounced
u superior, III every respect to anything tor hight
winch ms come unl Ter our observation. Mr.. Marsh
can he found at 2J3 washington street. ready 10
supply oil lamps with new tubes, and furnish he o il
Mt me very low price OF eighty cents per g'IlVn-B0S
10" CuHHoator sept. = 1878.
N,,su,s p,rr,., O 900. :, r .
LIGHT reccn,iv inva,teI hy NJ MI 81 .his oi,,,
as substitute for sncrm md o,Eer IN ~. Lnyn
becn ns,n, !, fr civ nv o;,h, ,,,", anJ ,, ,au
that iii most beautiful article q yjnr cl.or nnj
hriliinn, i,nL, .;,t,,, s H. w - go "u
common oil Inn,, ,yitb n,,, L s ,"'' ii ~ o.!
new tnbc wbIrI costs fr,n r y, 70 n-as W soa
il bns been vary f,rnrohI, ro,id as ~
lending journals in this div. rs we'll as those Of the
neabhnr;, ,,,s d "' t n, a. 'i'nI vi 'I'T
thai some Of the mos, nonnlor ,ntc hoss J,ys
dopted it, and sneak very L,rhlv nf i, in min, nt
economy cennlinrss and h,on,S al Coon - o np o '"
experience W. can safely recon,ne nd il 10 the nnbir
az a safe and beautluI lioht for family nse Nr
Mnr4h La N, On
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Li!t0

in This vi lagc, On Thursday the lGth inst. at the
rcsIcrc of her iatcr-iu-law Mr.. Ots Smith, Ma.
Ry wife Of Ira L. Smith, aged % years.
In Huntington, on the l9ih instant, after pro-
rocted llncss TouY FITcu, Esq aged IS. He was
one OF the first settlers OF the town, and the Oldest
who has died within is limits. He was a Soldier Of
the Re vouon and Pcnsioncr.
At the residence of her son, Capt. n B. PRocToR,
Oh Sunday the 9th inst, Mrs LYDIA PRocroR, aged
So yeas.
In Utica, y. Y, on the 2l~t inst, Mrs. A.
DAsurEAND, wife o! Moses Dan luranj, formerly Of
Hinesblrgh, W.T. aged : years
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-30
Information Wanted.

A poor widow woman, named M1ry Stanton,
who now lives in Buffalo, N. Y, has come into
our vicinity for The purpose Of finding if posi-
BILE three OF her children from whom she last
heard in Burlington in June 1919. Their
names are Joanna Drisc1N (who is also a wild
ow) 81 years old, and James Stanton aged /
years and Dennis Stanton, aged years.
The whole family composed Of Mrs. Stanton
and eight children landed at st. Johns, N. B.
in April 1910, and went thence to New York,
where they separated-the widow Stanton and
five children going to Buffalo, where they now
reside, and her daughter Joanna, with James
and Dennis, TO Montreal. From Montreal tie
latter came to Burlington, early in June lS49,
and from this place, Joanna wrote to her mother
in Buffalo, urging her TO com, to Burlington.
The mother was unable 10 come, and so re-
piled, requesting her daughter, Joanna, to send
the iitie boys, James and Dennis, to her at
Buffalo. Since this period she has heard moth.
Jag Of theH1, and is in great anxiety and distress
to learn where they are, On the passage across
the Atlantic, the two children of Joanna died,
and it is supposed that heT tw brothers, whom
she has with her, 20 by thc name of James and
Dennis Driscol. These are the material facts.
Any one who can give information that will
enable the afflicted mother 10 regain her chill
dren, will do an act Of kindness and humanity,
by communicating the intelligence at this Of
fee, or TO John Stanton, Sandusky, Ohio.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-30
Great Fire in Montreal.

TO lha Kindness of M II. d. DoANE we are
indebtsd for Montreal papers Of yesterday The
Herald OF yesterday (recelved las, evening"
contains an account Of most disastrous con-
fagraiion which occurred on Friday evening
las, in the very heart Of Montreal The fire
commenced in d Llery table in Craig Street,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-30
by East Nights Mail.

WAsHING roY, Saturday, August 24th.-Sen.
ate not in session.
HOUSE OF REPREsESTATIvEs.- The House
went into Committee Of the Whole and re-
su'ned The discussion OF the civil AM diploma
tic bill.
The items of salaries TO inspe ctors Of drugs
was, after opposition by Messrs. Jones and
Ayerell, aud brief support by billiard, alcPted
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-30
Arlington, Aug. &c, 1850.

MIssoURI.-1hc st. Louis Republican or
the 10th, states that John Ct. NJ Her, Wing, has
been cleo ted to Congress, by majority of twelrc
roteS. His opponent was Mr.. James s. Green,
Che present representative from the district
whose course upon the great questions which
have occupied the attention Of Congress during
its present session, has been Of the most ultra
Southern stamp. Mr.. Miller is gentleman Of
fine talents. lie is sound and active Wing.
- Boston Journal ofltst crening, 26h
This gives the Wings four of the five mem
beers of Congress from Missouri-a tolerably
fair Offset, we submit TO the candid Judgment
Of our allied opponents, the Burlington Sentinel
and Courier, for the election of a Locufoco
Governor in North Carolina who beat the Wing
Candidate because he sustained what the ultra
pro Slavery South calls the odious policy Of
the Whig Administration !" Four good and
true Wings in Congress, are worth as many
Locofoco Governors as you can crowd into a
large Parish Wen "swap" Governors for
Congressmcn, and give boot" any day!
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TE.iEs&EE;S EsA'SE.V S1sE..

1t is now Two or three years since it was first in
irnduced TO the public, during which time h "a N
ed repuiation, both nt home and abrrnd. tarubovc
any and everything else for P"rrab li.h: and il
IS now admitted that MARSElS PATENT OIL
IS he
HandsomeS', Gle p'V Z $ ard .'o.iesl Ar''c ?
fur Ligti in tie We II.
The n,rolnc!ion thus flr h7s A"oa he most t'or-
ing &c the Proprietor md the sale e unparalleled in
all nj ,ory o. Inventions.
II i peirctlv SAT- and FREE ~ IO~N in any Common
oil lamp, with the simrl- liberation ot u Tihe
which ia done for the trfng expense ot - = cents
Thus making tAc change from dim, nasty, smoky
light to a
CLEAR. DDITIJtNT TJGUT
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First Arrival of Flour from New Wheat.

We learn that the Barge Rapid, of Hooker &
Holtons Line, arrived at our Wharves, yester-
day, with 1900 Bills Flour from this years
crop Of Wheat, direct from Detroit and with but
single irapshipWent, at Montreal. The cargo
vas consigned TO Mcssrs. BEADL g. CAM
YIELD,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-30

o. Mr.. WEED, at the sign of the Califor-
MIA lat, in College Street, is prepared to M his
customers with the Fall Style OF Hats, which
are really what he advertses them, of taste
full PATTERN
Mcssrs, ALLEN g. Co, in Strong's Building
are also up with the times, as will be seen by
their advertisement They received their sup
ply of beautiful Hats on the oath lust
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THE HlGHLY CONCENTRATED
SYRUP OF SARSAPARIILA
DIR. CORBEIT. Snnknr SOCicty.

I'm. WIN Sitit'i HV'ittl.
o. Is Warranted NOT 10 Cure 30
the thousands of diseases that "noeh is heir to- and
which are SO disgustinqjy set forth in the promises
and statements o t...lf ..rcr ..'7 room yCC"fs
of the day. ID ccucy bushes to mention these aud
Truth shrinks at their record But the Syrup Of
SarsapafilIa, prepared by DR.. Corbctt,
se" Is WARRANTED 80
eicctua ind complete cure in all Diseases Of the
Blood, Scroulous Ianis, Cutaneous Eruption Iaun-
dice, Functional Disorders OF the Liver, Co.stpn-
ton otthe Bowels, ana that Deadly Foe TO HaMInity,
40" CONSUMPTION! 81
AS to the Writ les of this wonderful medicine thus
writes one who was long sufferer:
London. n H. January 1917.
GENTLEMEN -ALru l- 80 RS since, | was seri-
ousy and dangerously of cicd with weakness and
bleeding of the lungs My whole system became
debilitatcd, until was very much reduced. | was
examined by several physicians, who considered me
beyond recovery. Sumc Of them advised me -
Fortunately, made tia OF the Shakers Compound
Gomez ntraed syrup OF 6arspaIiIla, and soon found
some relief. ! took the Syrup about year, and
have continued to improve in health and strength
ever since. The bleeding has entirely subsded.-
reduced that did not speal, loud word for ten
months My voice is now fully restored, aud ain
able to attend to my regular business OF Dentistry
daily. consider the SarSapani.a Syrup, ms put up
by the Shakers, an invaluable medicine, and have
no don1t it the principal, ilnu the sole cause oil
my restoration. have recommended It 10 others,
it. THOMAS c. NEAL.
For sale by EDWARD BRINLEY q co,
Druggists, 30 ton, and their appointed Agents in the
United states, Canaias, &c. wew%
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The principal destruction was on ST. Urban,
Craig, Main, ST. Charles Borromee, St. Law
renee, Wire and Dominique Streets. About
one hundred buildings were destroyed, and the
loss of property is immense.