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1854 10 $6S,442 48
Balance to the credit of the Corporation $s,sO2
IS cents.
Brigadier General George Talcott, colonel of ord
nance, met yesterday morning at Winder's build
ing. Present-Brevct Major General David E.
Twiggs, and all the officers of the court except
Brevet Brigadier General N. 8. Clarke. After or
ganizing, the room was cleared sof the spectators;
and when the doors were again opened thejudge ad-
vocate announced that, in consequence of tho alb
scncc OF Brevct Brigadier General Clarke, the
court stood adjourned until nine O'Clock this
ing. The charges against Brevet Brigadier Gene
raj Talcott were not read. General Talcott and
his counsel, J. M. Carlisle, ESQ.,, were present.
RErarsHrsa.-The heavy fall of rain last eve
ming was truly welcome. II served to cool the OPP
pressively hot atmosphere, and revive scorched
vand dropping vegetation.
CRIMINAL CoURr.-Two assault and battery cases
were tried in this court yesterday; in one of which
two white females figured.
BRowN's HorEL.-This building is progressing
finely. The basement and two of the stories are
up with the exception of the 'front.' This is to be of
marble, and the commencement of laying the white
material was made yesterday.
The CANAL.-We learn that the President and
Directors of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal left
Georgetown yesterday morning, in the Flying
Cloud,' for Cumberland, with view to the explo-
ration Of the entire line of the canal
BANK or THE MErRoroLn.-Th Board of Trus-
tees yesterday declared dividend Of four per cent.
out Of the profits of the bank for the half year end
ing the thirtieth instant.
SALE OF Srocxs.-Dyer & Mcclure sold at their
rooms, yesterday evening, $4,000 Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal bonds, at s7s in the dollar; $40 Pa
triotic Bank stock, 49,; Corporation of Washing
ton, three and half cents above par.
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Mons REALITIES or THE CoPrER SPECULATION.
The propeller Manhattan arrived from Copperdom
on the Sth instant, with thirty ak and half tons
OF native copper from the Minnesota mine; seven
~ four masses. weighing twenty five tons, from
the Northwest mine, and about ten tons of mass
copper frpm the Cliff.
The. propeller Napoleon brought down, on tho
10th instant, about forty two tons in masses and
barrel work from the Cliff mine. The smelling es-
Adjustments will have business enough on hand
before fall. and moro will BIO needed, wo imagine,
70 smelt tho immense amount of copper that will
como forward from the mines this season.
Lake Superior Journal, l1fh.
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BALrIMoRH ENGINE.-On Saturday last the Ju-
nior Fire Company, Of Frederick, gave an exhibi-
ton Of the power Of their engine, by throwing
water through three quarter inch nozzle. from
five to ten feet ovr the steepe of the old German
Reformed church. The Examiner says:
ssThc steeplc 10 one hundred and fifty one feet
in height, thus making the stream to have been
from one hundred and Fifty six to ono hundred and
sixty feet in height 1t is proper to state that
tho engine was built eleven years ago, BY Rogers,
OF Baltimore; is only second class engine, with
chambers Of seven-inch diameter"
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MI THOMPSON, ATTORNEY AND CouN
lVl. AT LAW. Commissioner of Deeds for North
and South Carolina. Agent for Revolutionary PEN
sion Claims. Bounty Lands, and every other de-
scription of Claims against the various Depart
gress
Also, agent 10. tho BRITISH COMMERCIAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Capital Three
Millions of Dollars. Office one door west of Jack
son Hall. Pennsylvania avenue, Washington d T..
p. S. Refer. il necessary to the Heads OF De
partmcnts and to members Of Congress generally.
NAV 24--tri- Win
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS.


BANK or THE METROPOLIS.
WASHINGTON, June 8, 1851.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN general meeting of the Stockholders OF this
Bank will be held Mt the Banking House IN this
city on Monday, the 9Th day of July next, for the
purpose of electing Board of Trustees for the
year then next ensuing.
The polls will be open at II o'clock a. m, and
close at 2oclock p. m.
By order of the Board:
RID. SMITH, Cashier.
June -eodtJune30&dt July7
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office No. 6S Hal street, Mem York.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President; SPENCER $. BENZ
DICT, viceprcsident PLisy Freeman,
Actuary.
1NHIS COMPANY, conducted upon the mutual
Il insurance principle, and alao upon the princi-
pie of leaving proportion of the amount OF the
premiums interest in the hands Of insurers, has
greatly extended its business and profits. and
ferrcd it's benefits at the least cost and out
lay to insurers.
Insurance granted TO persons visiting California.
Its agency at Washington comprehends the fol-
lowing officers:
VIM. Joncs, M. d., medical examiner, near cor
ner of G and 81 streets.
Peter G.. Washington. agent, Apollo Hall, Penn
sylvanis avenue, opposite Union Buildings.
June
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$50 REWARD.

800 REWARD.
II OST, between the Steamboat Wharf and the
IL Foundry on Maryland avenue. a letter envc-
lope containing two hundred and fifty dollars in
notes of Virginia banks. The finder, by leaving
the money at this Office will receive the above
ward and the thanks of one i'll able to sustain the
loss. June 1875
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LIVVElL'S LIVING Aux NO. S5S-lSs CTS
CONTENTS.
l. Lamanism in Tartary and Thbet-Edinburgh
Repie,r.
2. Mr.. Thnckeray's Lectures-Spectator.
3. Volcanoes and Earthquakes British Quarterly
ReSiet0.
4. Burning Waste of Clackmannan-I Times.
8. The United States in the Exhibition-M Morning
Chronicle.
6. Foreign Copyright in Great Britain Times.
Z. The Sayings of King Charles H. Gntleman's
Magazine
s. Alliance of Russia, Austria, and Prussia
Morning Chronicle, and Spectator.
9. Presbyterian Synod on the PaPal Aggression
Morning Chronicle.
TO- Cabmen- Times.
IL. "Jerusalem, My Happy Home Gentle
mans Magazine.
POETRY: The Dead.
SHoRT ARTICLES: The Lost Traveller; Emigra-
ton of Female Paupers: Fountain of Eau dc Co
logne; Passports; Newspapers in Great Britain;
Tempest Prognosticator; Meals MEDIEVAL Hymns
This number commences a newvolume.
WASHINGTON, December 81, lS45.
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted to Litera-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appeared to to be the most
useful II contains, indeed, the exposition only of
this, by its immense extent and comprehension. in
cludes portraiture of the human mind in the ut
most expansion Of the present age.
j. Q. ADAMS.
Published weekly at Sc a yearly
E. LITTELL Il Co., Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHILLINGTON,
June 24-dtw&wlw corner Pa. nv. and Al at,
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BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS,
Bedford county, Psnnsylvani..
Il J. ANDERSON. proprietor, respectfully in
II. forms the public that the above celebrated
Watering place ID now fully prepared for the re-
ception and accommodation Of visitors.
June II-dIm
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AND ALEXANDRIA boat.

Thomas Collyer's Week.
R The hours Of departure for this
ez,1sssI55555 week will be follows:
81 Leave Alexandria at 7 !, 81, and
IL. a. m; u. 3, AZ, and 81 p IN.
Leave Washington at So lc., and IL q. m;
%, 81. 81, and p. IN.
0It-The Thomas Coyer will be on the Mount Yer
non route next week, and likely make two trips to
Mount Vernon on the 4th of July. Further par
ticulars will be given hereafter.
June 23-6t SAM UEL GEDNEY. Captain.
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The Lawful RieHrs OF A DANcEa.-Ths case OF
Mdc. Emele Drcvole o. Thomas Placide, on
trial in the third district court at New Orleans,
and to which we alluded = day or two since, has
resulted in verdict for plaintiff OF $3.50 GO with
costs The suit it will be rccollectcd was instituted
for the recovery Of $4,000 for violation of con-
tract, $4,000 damages, and 1899 balance of &C.
count for services. The plaintiff was engaged A. a
scconde premiere danseusc" at the s'varietes, %
but refused 70 dance in The Serious Family" 1t
appeared from tho evidence that danseuse Of that
grade cannot be required to take part in unprofes-
siona dances. dances Of any description not ap-
pertaining to her grade.
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DRACTICAL REMARKS ON GENERAL
i COURTS MARTIAL; by Majort Kennedy,
Judge Advocate, Bombay army. vol. London.
On the Practice and Forms Of Courts Martial; by
Major General D'Aguilar, vol. London.
On tia aaw and he II
vol. Woolwich.
On Military Law and Flogging; by Nlajsr Gen
eral Napier. vol. London.
On Courts Martial and Military Punishments;
by Major Adye. Royal Artillery and Deputy Judge
Advocate. vol. London.
On the Practice and Forms of Courts Martial
and Courts of Enquiry; by GA Field Officer" vol.
Dublin.
The Queens Orders and Regulations for heArmy.
vols. London.
The War Office Warrant and Regulations re-
garding Army Services vol. London.
Warrants and Regulations issued to the Army
on Matters of Finance. vol. London.
Prendergast on the Civil Law, as applying to
Officers of the Army. vol. London.
Also, the works Of De Hart, o Brcn, Maconb,
and others, on the same subject.
June "a f'RANCK TAYLOR
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WINDOW SHADES
i Just received at the store of the subscribers
one case of the above beautiful goods, in land
scapc, gothic, bouquets, mcdallions, with flowers
and landscapes, and in plain centres all exqui-
sitely painted in the finest style of the art and will
be sold exceedingly low.
case buff and white Shade Linens
l case Shade Fixtures
CLAGETT & DODSON,
Dealers in all kinds of Carpetings, Mattings. Oil
Cloths, Curtain materials, Bed and Table Lin
ems, and Towellings, one door east Of the cor
ncr of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
Juno 24-ifeo2w
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DEATH or Ma Subtitle Humboldt, at New
York, brings intelligence Of tho death of Richard
Lalor Shie, the celebrated Irish orator. He died
suddenly on the Goth May. Mr. Shel was, next
that Ireland has produced. O'Connell may have
exercised moro influence upon the masses of his
time, but he has not loft such enduring specimens
of eloquence for the admiration Of postcrity. Mr..
Shicl was Catholic, and ono Of the foremost
champions of Catholic emancipation. While yet a
young man. engaged in the study Of the law, he
wrote several plays, some of which still acted
with applause. ''The Apostate" and " Evadne''
are favorably known to the lovers of the drama.
Mr. Shiel held tho post of British minister at Flor
enco ut tho time OF his death. In the impassioned
and ornate style of his oratory, Mr. Choato bears
much resemblance to Shicl.-Boston Transcript.
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FINANCIAL Abrams orTHE CoRroRArIoS.-The
following is an exhibit of the account with the
Bank of Washington the frat Of the present
month, viz:
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OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION.
Washington and Baltimore IL. H. Co mpany.
PASSENGER TRAINS run as follows, viz:
L From Washingto at 6 n. IN and 5p. m. daily
and a. m. daily, exceptSunday.
From Baltimore at a. m, and p. M. daily
and a. m. daily, exceptSunday.
April29-dly T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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public and other schools written by Pro'estants.
The decree has excited very general disgust.
CHINA ANp INDIA.-We have Canton dates
of the 2lst May, and Calcutta to June 2d.-
Very serious disturbances continued at Canton,
and the attempts of Government to suppress
them had been futile. The insurgents hold
over one half of the province Of Kwangsi.
The L. S. sloop of war Saratoga was at
Hong Kong on the departure of the mail,
The accounts from India regarding trade are
unfavorabe.
The British Clipper Reindeer arrived at
Hong Kong from London, in 1870 days, the
American Clipper Oriental beating her l3 days.
liverpool C.tton MARKET, Juiy 1oh-Thc
continued large arrivals and favorable accounts
of the growing crop from the United States,
have still further depressed the market ana
buyers obtain an abundant selection in the md
die qualities, at decline of l-Sd from the rates
current at the sailing of the America. Inc
| higher qualities are without quOtablc change.
| The sales of the week are $4,000 bales, OF
which 10000 were sold on Friday, but without
ctlecting any chlnge in prices. or having any
bearing upon the market, beyond the manlieSta-
ton of increased confidence. Spectators
have almost entirely withdrawn from the mar
kct, their purchases not exceeding 800 bales
exporters took 1000 bales.
Lirrrpool Corn VI rkct, July 1M.-l'read-
stuls being influenced by favorable weather.
buyers are dislncluncd to purchase, beyond their
immediate wants. Without any actual decline
in the price of Flour, the transactions on Fri
day were limited to lSa20s per Dbl, the best
descriptions not exceeding 2ls. On the 18th
Com declined I'D to is per quarter, bu. at Tn,
market on Friday the demand for Ireland re-
vlvcd, and about half ofthe previous define was
recovered. Wheat, with limited sales, had de-
cllned Id.
Liverpool american Provision Market, Juil
l9M.- Bacon in retail demand and unchanged
Beef, very dull. Pork no improvement Hams
, are unsaleable. Lard in more general request
sales loo tons, at about Ais for average quality
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From Ratings. &C.

TTNIlE NEW ENGLAND IRON RAIL-
n ING COMPANY, No. 4 ALBANY Block, I}os-
ton, are prepared to make, at short notice. every de-
scription o
WROUGHT OK CAST mon RAlLINGS,
a very low prices.
The PATENT WIRE RAILING is a very SUI
pcror article, ms to bcauy OF style strength, made
from the best OF iron, from Is to 3D. inch diameter,
with heavy wrought iron bars and posts. THIS ar
tice is becoming very popular tor CEMETERIES, Pun
Lie GROUNDS, DWELLING HOUSES, GARDENS, &c. 1t
is also extensively used tor WINDOW GUARDS for
.SroRus DWELLINGS. buNATic ASYLUMS aud other
puJic buildings. 1t is more durable and much cheap
er than cast iron or any other description OF fence.
Thcv keep constantly on hand, also ENGLISH
HURDLE FENCE for farming purposes from 81
80 10 s. per rod-Coal Screens, Bedsteads, &c &c.
I he subscribers beng sole proprieors in the Pat
ent " ire Railing Tor the New England States. eau
ton nil persons from PurcahSing or using the same
in TINT tcritOry Obtained from any other source than
from them or their authorised agents.
For particulars respecting price and TOR drawings
or designs apply to Il. LYMAN g. Co,
w2moo3 4 Albany Block, Boston
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Thadius r. Fletcher,
Otis Smith, |
Morillo Noycs. In Chaucery, Chittenden |
Horatio n. Moves County september leiln
julius Noyes, A. ID. 1881.
Whereas, Thadius r. Fletcher of Burngton,n said
County, having commenced his bull OF foreclosure
against the said OTIS Smith, Morlllo Noyes Horato |
n Moves and Julius Moves returnable to the next
term OF the Court OF Chnncery TO be held at Burning
ton within and for the County OF Chlttenden, on me
third tuesday OF september a u 1921 seting 'oIth
in substance, that said Otis Smith Executed to the
Orator mortgage deed bearing date the 2lln Gay ol
June in the year OF our Lord 1880, which sau deed
is duly acknow edged and recorded in due form OF
law, Tor the consideration OF one thousand dollars 10
secure the payment sevcn promissoy notes all pear,
ing date on the 2ith day ot June a u. 1871, and I'LL
signed by said Smith and payable TO the Orator.
amounting IN all 10 the sum OF Eight hundred ana
thirty six dollars the lst Tor thirty six dollars ana
due September 81 1850, the 3D. 81 and an each or
one hundred dollars AID payable respt ct v,y on te ISL
day OF January Of the years 1851, 1882, 1895 the 2th
oi two hundred dollars payable January lei looo''
the TIL more for two hundred dollars payable one year
after the date thereof, on the last SIX notes interest 10
be paid annually and by said deed conveyed TO the
Orator the following described pieces or parcels OF
land IN Burlington, III the County ot Chttendeh III
the State OF Vermont viz, one parcel beginning AT
in the East line OF the front door yard oil the
lot upon which MaChl Corning lived and dled III
the North line OF Pearl Street thence running East
erly in SAID North ur l2eet, thence Northery eight
rods, thence Westerly parallel with SAID North ln'
Lar -, trp. eOuthpry the
| ,nr, - bn,inninr Asn one oiher marcel adjoining,
p, l,ri,9,J ne illovs IN v,it becInunc at a point
,,. .l'. 't a., nt, S,nna ~ ,he EAST Inc OF tn
front door yard of the lot upon which Mahchl Corn-
! Lrrc r,,1r,I E,str,Iv in said North line d feet
| tn.ucs Nnrtbnriv E,ghi rods thence Westerly par
,I. ,y,th pe,rl Strppt AZ rc, thence Suuthtry t.
h ,o,'t Of hr,t,nn,ng heinr tb, same land conveyed
| tm ' spr;d 0ns Sn1;,h he Ashb,l : puku by hs Two
seds dated u Sppt.nber lsig and record, ID IN vol
u,, D is, NJ Rnrl,rnton tnun Records for deeds on
,a5ssII2 ala Aid further setting forth that OH the
3ITh dav of .Juy ls5O the said Gus Smith conveyed
all the lands embraced IN the mortgage deed to the
no,r %roi, So, tn,,h nn,o NnrIn Moves Horatio
\ No. and Inns Nnvcs mariners OF the firm OF
An Nny.s& Co -" bv deed Of Mortgage to secure
Mi .hts AND ,biI,rs owing both then and thereai
tor to snd n Move. g. Co Tor money or other prop
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lave placed Eumce with her as an assistant
John and his family are also comfortably estao-
lishcd under our fostering care.
NV parents are yet living-but, as papa has
become very inilrn and great invalid, my mo-
theirs time is principally devoted to him. Con-
stance and Rose remain unmarried. they VS.
it us frequently, aud take pleasure IN my enid
rem Of whom | have three. The two eldest
are bows, and bear a strong resemblance 10
their mamma; bu we are entirely unconccrn-
ed rs Ia the degree vt personal beauty they
may possess. The little girl, who at my nus
bands earnest request, was chrls'ened by (aS
he STYLED it) the beloved name OF Rhuda, might
stand for the original of the portrait OF her Ia
Their, taken when a child. She has the same
deep, dark eyes, and picturesque 'ubnrn cur'S'
Unconsciously, we pl CO great value upon eN-
lernas; and, notwithstanding her name, Ilt'Ie
Rhoda Baryton is a person OF vast dra' more
consequence than was her mother at the same
agr.
am now upwards of forty, but the mirror
into which am gazing, reflects the pleasing I'M
are of woman in the prime OF lite, dressed IT
a fashionable, lowing robe and tasteful frenc,
can. No one, to look at me, would suppose
lad ever been Il despised old maid. But, aite
all. happiness is the great embei|lsher.
70 those Of my own sex, who occupy SIT
nation similar to what mine once was, Wi
now whisper few words OF advice. DO no
grow tretlu and pcevsh under adverse clrcnm
stances be gentle, be ailpclionae tor ther
is Charm in goodness which renders pIall
face beautiful. Trust to time to make know
yrm merit and if vow ~ not in'ct your re
ward III like manner via m, al wni e"J'y
in the consciousness of having dore your duty
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COMMENTATOR,
lCcrt.cate Of Dr. PERRY, Portsmouth n. HI

PoRTUsNOUTu Sept. %, 1919
Mr.. J. ?. NoRSE, Agent hr Whites Hair Res
tornilve-Dcdr Sir: deem it my duty to state some
iac's respecting the nestmablc value Of Whites
Hair Restorative. Several years ago after severe
fit OF sickness my wife lost all OF her hair, the sea
appeared diseased and the hair grew out brash and
uneven. About year ago, by another fit Of sick
ness she lost all OF her hair n second time, and for
long time there was apparently no action in the
scalp. After various applications ! was induced to
Try the above mentioned Restorative, and now after
the Use OF few bottles her hair has grown out as
thick, ms Iusrous and of beautiful coloras ever
Furthermore for long time have been afflicted
with neutairic and other pains in my head, and
have found it the best external remedy have ever
tried; can therefore chcertuIy recommend it to
all who are afflicted as above as the best article
have ever seen
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Health Statistics.

The Tribune has an article on the census
statistics of Vermont, Rhode Island, South
Carolina and Arkansas, in which it says of the
health of these States:
"In Vermont, the deaths in the year before
the census were one out Of each 81 persons ::
Rhode Island one ont of &c; III South Carolina
one ont of 40; and in Arkansas one out of d.
The superior health of Vermont comes from her
mountain air. and the agricultural occupations
of her people. Rhode Island is less healthy.
not only from the effect of manufacturing labor,
but owing to her position on the sea board, and
her exposure to the viainous east winds which
intcSt the coast of New England, producing
colds and consumptlons For instance, IN Maine,
which is at once an agricultural and a sea board
State, the mortality is less than in Rhode Island
but considerably greater than in Vermont
being one out of -. South Carolina, on the
other hand is more healthy than Maine. her
position on the coast being rather favorable tC
health, as it modl Cs the heats she would other
wise suffer; but still she is inferior to Vermont
The great mortality in Arkansas is to be at
trbuted to the newness Of the country, and
malaria arising from rich uncultivatcd bottom
lands. 1t will be many years, and Arkansas
will have million of population, before 1t be-
comes a truly healthy State.
! sin Vermont the number of white males
exceeds by 5000 that Of the females in Rhode
Island the females are 1900 more numerous
than the males In Vermont the very Limited
colored population consists of nearly equa
numbers of the two sexes. In South Caroline
there are 1000 more White males than females
but 10000 more black females than males
and it is curious that these proportions have
scarcely varied for ten years. In Arkansas th'
white males exceed the females by above9 5000
but of slaves there are only 1872 more males thai
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a,alcml Zinc Paint.

IL HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF
w this PANT which we Offer to the public, as su =
peror TO White Lead. This Paint acquires greater
hardness than Lead, and is more durable Tor inside
or outside work. 1t will not rub oil, and may be
washed without injury. While Lead turns yellow
ZINC white preserves us original purify. For sale by
STRONG, DOOLll'rLE IL co.
burlington, June II. lsil W.T.
SlUARl = best Sugar House Syrup, for sale con
- slantly by 4. 5. DEWEY
Oci 30, 30
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sortraSt ofa'Ope Plus IN.

'ENll> Undersigned has received few of
\ the splendid mczz tint engravlugs OF this superb
picture Of Pope Plus IL, painted in Rome 10y the uc-
compIlshcd American Arst, ANEs OF Boston, in rs
Subscribers, by paying one dollar, will receive this
beautiful mezzount and also 0 chance To draw the
original printing. GEO. MkOWEN
july II, 81 d6ik w
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AGRICULTURAL u ihEnOUSE
AND SEED STORE

CHURCH STREET. BURLINGTON, VT.
At tie Old Stunt Of EvAErS & BRoYsoY.
a LARGE assortment Of Grain, Garden and
"a Flower Seeds. Beet, Onion. TurWp and Car
rot Seed in large or small quantities, and warrant
ed TO be OF the very best quality that eau be pro-
durrl
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THiS elegant pre-
parallon is fast Ia
king the place of
all other articles in
use, for restoring
and dressing the
Hair 1t prevents
the Hair rom ilIl-
ing off, promotes
its gr0w'li,reinovcs
dandruil, and re-
stores the natural
and lux urinnt
growth Oitiir Hair
mall cases otbdId-
ness. il also re-
moves pain and
hcatiromthe head .
npI 10 , g,y.,.,,.