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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20
Loss OF the Com motiore Preblc.

Prom the San Francisco Herald May 10.
sunday evening the steamer Sea Gull arrived in
the harbor, bringing intelligence Of the total )ss Of
the steamer Commodore Preble, on the north shoa
of Humboldt. This disastrous occurrence took
place on Tuesday last and the Prebe now lies high
and dry on the sand, bilged, her back broken, aud
altogether irreparably damaged. We learn that it
will be impossible to get her off The vessel it APP
pears, entered false channel instead of the nam
one, and the accident was in conses uence OF the
mistake.
The Sea Gull was on her way to ore goa, but i'm
medatey on the occurrence of the accident put into
Humboldt, and by the consent Of her passengers
left them Temporarily at that place, while she
brought down the passengers of the Preble. The
captain has entitled himself TO the warm gratitude
Of the passengers of the Inflated Preble, for his ge-
nerosiiy The Sea Gull Will commence taking in
freight tomorrow afternoon, we understand, from
Pacific street wharf, and will be despatched on her
way to Oregon, on Tuesday next.
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countrymen abroad, it would be more to theis
credit.
There are no less than six steamers now at this
port, awaiting passengers for San Francisco, viz
the Oregon, Republic, Sarah Sands, Fremont, Cust
arrived,) General Warren, and the Union, (propel~
Ter, the new and Independent line. Competition
s as matter of course, very great, and passage to
San Francisco can be had for a mere song; 500 in
the first cabin, $75 in the second, and $50 in the
steerage 1t is perfect farce for any one to think Of
purchasing through tickets from New York to
San Francisco. There will never be for the future,
a time when there will be less than four steamers
here, and passengers ways, with every degree
Of safety, wait to purchase their tickets here for
San Francisco. Many poor man, who cannot az
ford to pay 500 TO California, did he know these
facts, would not hesitate moment In leaving for
the new FL Dorado of the West. man can travel
from New York to California, under present cir
cumstan:es, for 800 in the steerage, and $50 or
$40 in the cabin; and hope that this will meet
the eye of many who afford to pay this amount,
and Of which, | have no doubt. there are hum
dreds
Ran Runnels & Co., the agents of Gregory's ex-
press, still keep up their name as the fast men Of
the lsthmus Their last express, according to tho
Star, came through in thrty-four working hours.
They very faithful, and despatch their business
without stop or hindrance; with Mr.. Waterman at.
Chagres, Mr.. SHELTON at Gorgona, and Mr.. Smith
at Panama, everything works in perfect order and
with Thompson & Hitchcock to pull the wires in
New York, things go like clockwork, and Gregory's
express is fast becoming the very best means Of
communication between the sister States.
CALIFORNIA.
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Army INTELLIGENCE.

The Y. :. steam propeller Massachusetts, arrived
in the harbor yesterday from Oregon, having on
board the officers and Of the regiment of
Mounted Rifles. The following is "A list Of the Off
GERS Of the regiment who have arrived by the Mas.
sachuSctts =
Brevet Colonel " " Lorng Major q Crittenden ,
Assistant Surgeons h. n Holden and Z. II smith. n.
Palmer Lieutenant and AdJutant Brsvet Majors 7 I.
simonson and G y Ruff, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel A.
Porter Captains Jones and Newton; First Lieu
tenant A. J Lindsay Brevet Captains T. Claiborne and
X. NJ Norris; First Lieutsnants j. May ard y. 2
Russell. Second Lieutenants q. H. Gordon, ". Lane.
and " y Jones; Lieutenants g.. " IIoslAnd and @ "
HAv kins-pGfffc Nous MAJ 10.
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IA CARD.
Adams q co... California Eapress.

Adams Co give notice that the destruction a their
store by the late disastrous couagration In San Fran.
cisco has cccasioned interruption In their business
operations.
our new brick building NOV In process If erection
the site Of the former premses) will be thoroughly
Ere procf-haviDg double walls double icon doors and
shutters with vaults for the security ~ treasure
trusted tor transportation, and will H. ready for
octu nancy by the LIST OF July next.
our books papers specie dust and valuable PACKAGE
contained in the vaults q our former store saved
htlm loss tr injury. ADAMS 60
NV lohs, June 10 1851.
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The CrOus.

The Alexandria Cred River) Republicans Of tho
3lst ult, says:.-We were shown on Thursday, two
cotton blooms from the plantation of K. c. Hyn.
son, of Bayou Rapdes. This is right early for
them, considering the have had, but it is
no indication Of the state of the crop throughout
the parish, or on Red River generally. The crop
out Of which they came was one of the earliest that
was planted in the parish, and has been we'll at
tended to and cultivated. Few crops, if any, are as
far advanced, while perhaps the much larger por-
ton of the cotton in the parish is from three weeks
TO a month behind it. For the want of rain, it is
feared the young cotton will not TO anything.
The bulk of the corn crop has already been des-
troyed beyond redemption, for the want of rain +,
Very few planters indeed will be able to make more
than third or fourth Of crop. The sugar cane
is suffering almost as much, owing to the draught,
corn is"
The Matches Courier, Of the Sd June says:-Tho
crops through this section of the country are
beginning to suffer, by reason of the long ex-
tended drouy ht-the cotton but slightly yet though
IL will soon begin to feel it, but the Ger is begin
ming to wilt. Great fears entertained in this.
Jefferson. and Franklin counties that the crops will
be exceedingly small, if not a complete failure,
unless it rains soon. IL is now over three months
snce we have had any rain more than an ordinary
hover.
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Lssess san Francisco Market a~port.

MAY Is, 1s5l-stuarts crushed sugar, l5gsc Rio cof
fee. Il sc ssrdibes half boxes 80 70 per Dozen cider
vinegar l0lsc; meas pork, SO; butter in kegs, mid
ding 2lc; loaf sugar, 10 loo; St Julien caret So
French brandy in casks ~ JO cherry brandy S. cham
payne cider s. Isl half boxes rasins 81 0 quarter do
"a blankets assorted colors ~ 81 - 80; tumblers
common pressed 81 ~ 2jt segars German, SI3 $50
do, Manila 1876 co. tacks assorted, &c per zinc in
eh.et &c per ID soap, dark brown i0c syrup, Sys
per gallon; mackerel picked in Is 10. kits, 81 rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20

AZ a recent meeting Of the Cliosophic Society q
Princeton College resolutions a coincidence to the family
q the late A. & Terry Eq, who lost his life 10 the
late rencontre at Lynohburg. Va, were passed We
have the resolution, but thI length precludes their
publication.
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SALES AT AUCTION,
&c, sc, sc.

We are indebted to Thompson & Hitchcock, of
Gregory's Express, for files of California papers,
on the arrival of the Crescent City. Also to Capt.
Wood, Of the steamer New Orleans at Panama;
T. w Hull, purser of the Crescent City, and to
Dodge's Express, for additional files.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20

The Pa,thc Mars Of the 10th instant says BY
Sacramento papers brought us BY Freeman CO.,
We learn that two skrmishes with the Indians had
taken lila - near Plaoer,ille. The JrdnscriW gives
the following sceoutr at the affair lit seems that
party Of stveu miners went out last week 10 prospect
on the south Fork Of the American river. Last
Friday evening. they were preparing to camp
where the river forks again, about ten miles from
Sohnson's rancho they were attacked by party OF
Indians TO the number of twenty-five or thirty.
The first intimaton they had Of the close proximity
u the Indians, wss the report OF a RE, when one
* the party dropped dead. IIis name Wade,
ard he was from X scine, Wisconsin. Two others
Of che party we're wounded. Their names were
Marris DAVIS, and - Easterbrooks. Some ~
the Indians we're armed with rifle, and few with
bossand arrows. The prospect party we're enabled
thrs.ugh the darkness Of the night to make good
their p,treat, and at dAy kreak they arrived at
Jobnsexs rancho. On Saturday, twenty-four men
volunteered to 20 out and end Ale dead body Of Mr.
Wade tVt as 1t was late 10 the day, they remained
nj iOhnsgxl's until sunday morning. when they pro-
ceeded for that purpose. They found the place
where the dead body had been left. but all that
NAMED were some Of the bones aud heap Of ashes.
II is, OF courss, supposed that the body had been
the indians made another attack upon them. They
were forced rercross the river, and keep up IRE
while they were retreatng. The Indians followed
the retreatiDg party about four miles. They were
this time as general thing, armed with rides, and
supposed TO NUN Der two hundred and city. Ia the
second skirmish, Mr. Clark, OF Clay county, Mis-
souri, wa. wounded, and, il Is supposed, MORALLY.
-Four Of the ltdians, at least, are known to DO
killed
From the Transcript we learn that despatch
had been received by Gen. VIM, from Major
Rogers, dated nj Coloma, communicating the out
break amongst the Indians, and stating that he
lad commenesa raising l9yce VI W " " nel0
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turn; but BY adopting the contrary policy they may
have even more cause to California in the fu-
ture than in the past
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20

EXTENSIVE FIRE N TGENroS.-A fire occurred on
sunday last, about noon, in the cotton manuiacto-
ry of j. II. Kennedy, on the Assampink, and not
withstanding the more than ordinary exertions Of
the fremen for more than hour, the True Ansri-
ran states, the attic and third story with their
contents Of cotton, &C., were destroyed. The
building and machinery insured for SO 900 !;
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The Burnt District.
OR saS FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENCE.

SAY Francisco, May IL, 1851.
The following is list of buildings and stores
erected and il progress Of erection each street in
the burnt district, being week from the morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20
CHEERING NEWS FROM THE MINES.
Severe shock Of an Earthquake.
WITH THE INDIANS,

COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
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Making total Of three hundred and sixty-eight.
allow you 10 draw your own differences from the
above fact Yours truly, T.. q. HALL.
LIST or FIRMS NOT BrRNr OFT.
Haeondray A 60. all safs. though much exposed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-07-04

Mcssrs, L. SMITH & Co., have laid upon our
table, with their usual promptness, the July No.
of lIarper's excellent Magazine, in praise of
which we have so often spoken.
Messrs. J. w. WEAVER & Son, Of Winooski
ana c. GoopRlcn, have ulso this admirable
Magazine for sale.
-Messrs. PHTLLiPs, SAMPSON g. Co, Bos-
ton, have issued Nos. 10, -, and A. bound in
one, Of their incompatible edition of Shakes
pcares Complete Works, containing the con-
GLIDING portion ofthe Sonncts of the immortal
bard, and accompanied by an cxquistely en-
gravcd TITLE PAGE for the whole work, now
near its completion. Forsale by L. Smith & Co..
MIR. SNIrH has also sent us new work by
DR.. Bostwick, entitled can inquiry into the
cause of Natural Death, or Death from Old
Age" 1t Is curious essay, intendcdto prove,
among othersrange propositions, that vigorous,
elastic, and buoyant health Of body may be
>, indefinitely prolong d." The Doctor appears
to be intimately verscd in the sciences of
Antony, Physiology and Therapeutics, and
talks like man having authority in the matters
whereof be trelts. The volume, from the
range and peculiar character Of its topics, is
likely to have n wide and ready sale.
The July No. of what is fast becoming, if
it be not already, the very best Periodical in
the Country, the "North American Miscellany"
published by Mcssrs. A. PALMER & Co., and
admirably edited by Mr.. MITCHELL, better
known as TX. MARVEL, is also published and
for sale by L, Smith & Co We shall take M
early occasion to refer to this admirable Month
ly more at large. We confidently say, in the
mean time, that the article entitled "Sccnes at
Malmaison," and the intensely thrilling story Of
Leitch Richie, The Stoyn-lights of An
zasca," in the HceEy Miscellany of the 2lst
of June, are well worth years subscription.
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The Canal IIn iarueincnt.

The bill is now fairly before the State Sem
ate and the discussion on its details are going
on vigorously. The Jew resigned Senators who
were returned, are doing all they can to OBJ
struct its passage. They are now however both
feeble and malicious. The people have passed
upon all their predictions of mischief to result
from the passage O, the bill. The votes taken
show that this corncrcd band are powerless for
mischief. Their protestations of patriotism
are the sport and laughter Of their fellow
Senators.
In the House, the bill will have a large majo-
rity and will probably be allowed TO pass with
but little opposition. The wise portion of the
locotoco party had no sympathy with the fugi>
tive movement, mongrel affair cooked up by
few Of each faction who are pretty thoroughly
used up with it,-7roy Post.
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New Books.

y ENA or the Snow Bird" tale Of real life.
1 --dOcs.
Easbury-a tale by Anna H. Druy -5Octs.
No SO nad as we seem comedy in five acts, by
Slr: l.. Bulwrr Lyiton-3Scts.
LI9ghieT OF NlGh-a story OF the pre- sent time, by
Cooley Graham Slrtams' Magazines for July.
hord"n Ar jounl! tor JUNE double nnmber-S 81 so
biackwood Tor June .-25cis
DGma's New Historical Novel, The Countess OF
Salisbury;
a Chronicle OF the order Of the Cartel; hy \.
Dumas author OF e cunt Monte Cristo," sc &c
PIcc 30 Gems
or sale ~ +. SMlIH &. co.
lang .lsi dAWtt
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TRTESSE.S!
EsT. g. w. Phelps,

No - TEEMON / ST. BOSTON.
A corN'anty "gH9.lrd from ms own Manumctorv
w'll coWris.' assortment ct Imssrs, Ahdom-
NAL Sui p"rrlS, spinal Cors.'s, Shoulder Braces
Laced stockings, hnce Caps ana Fracture Banda
yes.
Also .-Apparaus Tor Dciormed Feet and Bow
Legs
These instruments are an ofth- very best construc-
ton, and ar used and parronlzsd ~ the Mass Gen-
rra llospt ,uuj are recommended by the tils sur.
gcons in tins country and IN Europe.
These nSIlumruis--he best OF the Kind-nay be
had,a the mannmCluIr's prices, OF DR.. n, NARr
east side OF lhe sluarc Burlington, VI
June -. dGt&wImos
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AC DIZZY or Tun STOMACH

Cant be "Hred by using Tie Orugcnatci Buf-Is
This troublesome complaint prcyailsto n grcat ox.
tent, and Whlle to some Il l. Little more than source
Of Inconvenience, with u'hrs It becomes greatIy az
gravard and produces disease and intense suffering
bronchs, when not uuir'q iently results from acG
lty OF the stomach, aud all Other difficulties arising
from the same cause, yield immediately TO this asrec
able remedy.
Certificates of the most satisfactory character are
gwen ~ Inc pamphlets accompanying the medicine,
which can be- ohlancd of the aaeuls gratis.
REED, BATES n AUSTIN, wholesale Drug
gsls, No. 20 Merchants Row, Boston GrneIa,
Agents Price S per bouei SIX bottles lor 50.
wlwl2
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DRESS GOODS!

French Merino, Apaca, plain and figured all wool,
Muslins de Lains and Cashmcres, Berage de l.1ins.
printed Organdles, plain and printed Lawn. and
Berages. French and Irish poplins Scotch md Lam
caster Gmghnms, Prince Napoleon cioth-Alsoa good
assortment Of Mourning Goods large and splendid
stock OF Silks all widths Brocade watered, change
Fringe and Silk Lace. Also a good assortment, OF
English, French, and American Prints and Patches,
White Goods. Bonnets Ribbons Flowers, &c.
PaIasols, Linen and SILK lIandkerchieis, OF every
price and quality from cents, up TO the incest kept
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WARNrNG.-The sudden and mechanically
death of young Parker, furnishes fitting occa-
sion to warn our citizens against permitting
their children to resort for bathing TO these
ponds, in the Central Rail Roud grounds. In
the first place, they are muddy, and very deep,
and in addition the sides are so steep as to make
1t next to impossible to climb them. The
water also, is co'dtr Han That Of the Luke, being
supplied in part by springs near the old
shore. Only two weeks ago, we are told, two
boys were taken from the same pond, in u state
of insesnibility, and were only restored after
great cxertions. We hope no further or more
solemn warning will be necessary.
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MRS. =. KLDOER'S
WORLD EENOWNED
Cholera, IDvScntary,
.4.\U Dk4HRHU.3
q q 70 sG gI9 TX IA Eco


ENlil> Cordial has long been known as the great
T. Ken Cdy tor the Cholera, Common ChucrI-
Morbus, ! Nsentary, and every form OF Diarlhusa.
So sure Is il To cure hat scaIcr n case need be
lost il rightly treated with this medicine. It gives
immediate lelletirom
TIIN IND CRANPS ~ TIE BOWELS.
AAays all imitation, stops the Painful Discharges ana
Icstoycs the bowels TO n perfectly healthy state. 49,
When taken at the commencement OF the disease. It
Will cure it IN very few hour. however severe the
attack may e.
1t will save the lie of the patient when in the las,
stages OF the Disease, and when no other medicine
wi, have the least beneficial effect. IL has annually
cured more cAlems cHs's OF
CHOLERI. COuNON CHOLERA- NORBUS,
DYsENrAEN, ASD LIVERY FORM or DlACEuGA.
cllhe recent or rotracted, than all The other medi-
clues put together which have been placed before
publ for these purposes.
Mnuy tuu usHud, are non living who were cured with
It while IN lnialc y, after beng reduced to mere
skeletons with Iarrhca, caused by tcclhug. In
such cases, greater blessing can be- conferred upon
tie 'hlii than 10 administer 10 II This soothing and
nuuU>I,IuG Cordial, as B;
UILL GHE IMMEDIATE RELIEF,
and exert almost pIica Influence in restoring
tur CAlI.
The effect of this medicine is the same in every
county and Ia every clmre an thousands have
been cured by 10 both ON the sea an on the Land.
In cases of sudden attacks OF eth r. Cholera Nor
bu~ Dy seuary, or DI:rrh the eiI-ct ct the Cor
dial IS lumrdilr aud not lfequ entity single dose
wIHcpef ne cure aud tn 'ynced not lose an hour
from tpclr daily az cations.
II immediately checks NonljnG from any cause
whatever aad ls lie GrCat HcpcI for SEQ sickness
50 ID f. \
Mrs. e. sAsDs DGIgs 81 CO.,
AT the General Depot Ton she most Popular Medicines
100 t,ut street. Ioston, and by DrugaIe,s and
Medicine Dro'erA throughout the land. walmo,3
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y ic0.

At his residence in Milton, on Sunday the c2i
inst, OF Bilious Pneumonia. MI SOLON b. BAG.
LEY nced 81 years.
Near ClarksslIle, Tennessee, on the lih day of
Aprl last ut Pneumonia, ou worthy Brother TANIs
{. HAVLIii N 'hc SI'h year Of he yss.
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING, july 1851

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARkET-Junc &c.
At market 800 Beet Cattle, no Stores, 20 pairs
Working Oxen, SO Cows and Calves, 5000 Sheep
aud Lambs aud AS Swine.
Prces-Eeel Cattle Extra, 81 lst quality $3.50;
ID do Sc 81 do 81 ,7jaj, 30
Working Oxen Sales at sos, IS, 50, l00all0.
Cows aud Caiyes---Sales at s23, "a, 20, 3lal!.
Sheep aud banbe--SaleS at $ |, Z, 80, BAL
SMme-i .aase; IetaiL aG,c. Fat hngs lie.
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Gloves ane! Hosiery.

Kid, Silk and Lise Thread Gloves also Hosiery
IRON the lowest price up to splendid article
Shawls OF almost Il kinds such as rich black and
Cashmere, Brochc, Meusline de Lain. Barge tiauz.
and few nice Nil wool Cashmere Long Shawls al
many other kinds which will be sold for almost no.
thing. We have also large stock Of bleached
Cotton Clothes, Denms, Tickings, and Summer
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We are informed that the body will be re-
moved TO Hill, N. II. by the Central cars, in
the l-2 O'clock train tomorrow morning. and
that at 8 o'clock there will be service ut the
house Of Col PARSER, on King Street.
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Carpets! GaEpctS!!

VAST ct Antilles are almost daily
y received at the Carpet Foo MS OF c. +. Siam.
ford ~ Co, ana are constantly passing into the hands
OF purchasers at rAJmeiy low pr 'ts.
Come and see tor row is the time to secure bar.
gans. & /. STAMFORD a Co
Buln- ION. uUe lG. al dHvr
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Newton & G>orbush,
mD u1- yArRNH 8S-M MS "a

OFFICES on conner Of Church and Co. eae
" Streets Darlington and State Street noriI-.
her, All operations necessary Tor the hca d and
preservation Of the Teeth performed IN he most
thorough, and tiirCtNr manner paris or u s"s IN.
serted upon god plate that viii compare iHyotahiv
>yuh any WORK done IN New England, aud vdIaut.
ed during tbt Ileume oi The plu,nl.
FYilu.ton JUNG 3, 81 tkaf
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Wing County Convention.
OF the action Of this body, now in session
in Essex, we learn from our special Express,
that the Convention was organized by elccting
llEMAY BAnsTow, President, and
J. w. Allen aud WIN. Miller, Scc's.
The nominations, as we learn from our en-
press, are as follows -
SENATORS.
IIEMAs BAEsTow, Of Shelburnc.
a. q. WmTTEMoRE, Of Milton.
ASSISTANT JUDGES.
AARON L. BEACH, OF Charlotte.
john LYMAN, of Jericho.
PROBATE JUDGE,
CHARLES ADAMS, of Burlington.
STATES ATTORNEY.
Z. J. PHELPS, of Burlington.
SHERIFF.
ISAAC SHERWOOD, of Burlington.
HIGH BAlLlFF.
G. w. BRowNELL, Of Williston.
AS our paper is now ready for the press, we
shall defer all Immcnt ill Tomorrow. We
will only say, such ticket cannot fail of an
election.
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'Ehc Attention OF Purchasers

AND Consumers is solicited 10 the follow
" ing named SUPERIOR GOODS made of the best Lou
ieana Cotton, they have taken Premium Medals Vt
ih" last Exhibitions OF the Institutes in New York
Io.ton, Philudell hia aud Baltimore.
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Hats md Caps OF different patterns, To suit purcha
scIs, next door west ot Huntington * RsudIiis
store, 2 STAIRS, on College Street, and pedSrs
hlm,cl 10 give
GOOD an a tic'e for The Price
as can be bought IN this vicinity.
Haas and Cans made to order on short notice and
warranted To ill., All kinds OF job " OH done IN hs
line, with neutnrss and despatch
WAl {. DREW, Practical Halter.
Burlington. June ~, lS5l " j2m3&d@,
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NO. BE.

PERsoSAL BIArTA can be greatly enhanced at H..
tie trouble AMI cost. Those who value healthy de-
vclopmcnl OF HAIR, and who prize smooIhurs5 and
elasticity 81 the SKIN, cnlnburd win puuy OF color.
should patronlzn BoI.es Hyperion Fund Tor the for
mer, and his licbeaIoua Tor the nttrr Sold by the
inventor, William BosIe, ~, Washington st, Bos.
ton. wlwl
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n HNNE JVNT KE~
~ crved at their Cr,clery and Glass Ware House
an assortment OF Stuhr Ware OF Bennington manu-
iactu:r such as brttcr Pots, Flower Pots &c which
'hry are pFcrurrd 10 sell al tic manufacturers bin
Prices