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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27
Gold and Silver Watches

GFAT REDUCED PRICESlT1
JUST received, splendid assoriments of GOLD and
d SILVER LEVER and LErISE WATCHES were
before offered IN this city-some of them imported
expressly for my retail trade, and will be sold lou
that it will be for the advantage OF The purchaser call
Sept ID. 10 Two doors north the Ellio, House
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27
NEW BAKERY.

James G. Monroe & Co.,
DESPECTFuLLY inform the inhabitants Of B,a
II that they have recently fitted up bakery Frtt
Cellar ST., where may be found constantly tnd
supply Of
Pilot bread, Hard and Soft Crnckefs, Wits
and Brown Bread, Pastry, &C., 4c.
U Brown Bread, fresh from the oven, FINISHED 10
families every morning
Levees and Paf,ies Furnished nj shor,hoties Or
ders strictly attended 10.
Bath. April z, lS52 rt -t Smss
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Per Steamship Africa.

Adv at Liverpool abt 4th lust, Houghton, for York
10Th Benz Adams, do st Continent do June John
Henry, Oxnard, for Philadelphia goth Sewa, Morrow,
for Baltimore with despatch Maine Freeman, for New
Orleans goth. '.H. .t
Ent f ldg 4th John Henry, for Philadelphia
Ar 5th, Houghton, Doane, New Orleans. r.,.
Sid 7th, Emma Field, Snow, New York
Ar at Glasgow 9Th inst ship Statra Morse, Lawton,
York.
Below Antwerp 5th, ship Emma Watts, Dearbon, from
Charleston
Ar at Havre 5th, Jas L Rogert Hewes, Mobile.
GLASGOW, May AS the Ashley Belts, for Boston,
going down the river, she in contact with the
shin Statira Morse, from New York, when the latter
considerably shattered and driven upon the north
bank Of the rver where stuck fast until the next tide.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

A LARGE lot of TEAS of different grades, In ha
n chests, will be sold low By s
Jan ], 1852. % r SMITH L CO.
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EASTERN TIMES
~ MARINE JOURNAL. Ne
PORT OF BATH.

,, ARRIVED.
TUESDAY,, May 81
. Br sob Hero, Flcwelling, st John, NIB. II
Sch Mexico, 5chounheck, Londonderry, Ms.
Sch Ellen Merryman, Merryman, Baltimore.
Sch Corean, Nickers0ny Boston
Sol 81 Marys, McFadden, Boston,, grfsrer-rr 4
Sch Olive Branch, Cornish, Boston. t,a F
Sch Hylas, Snow, Boston.
Sch Rose, Taylor, Portland. r. 1.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

Havana-Ar I'd, Rebecca Sawyer, N York 9Th, barks
Yorktown, Springer, Bath Nv Warren, Rarden York;
brig Cardiff, Melville, ivannah 9Th, ship T Roger,
Spague, Charleston; bark Mary Florence, rrott, Bat
more brig Ellen Reed, Chapman, Bath 10th bark Chill
ton, Pencil, Bath.
sid 5th ship NJ de Embi Orr, New York. .
Matanzas-Ar 3Oth ult, ship Josephine, Bornhom, I'm
Havana.
In port 9th inst bark orne st John, Rodbird for Phil
adephia.
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PAPER HANGTNGS.

A LARGE assortment Of HOUS g PAPER-some
n new and beautiful paiternsjust receive. from New
York AMI for sale al very low prices. THE old stand
of Morrison 4 Thornton. e. T. THORNTON
BAH, May II, 1852. N 6w47
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SWeeten up !


4 PRIME iet Il Crushed. rcwdsrsd, aevsna sss~
n New Orleans and Mnseovsdo euS ~ suA~,~
Bath, May 10. SAtcN eHA"s
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27
NO MERCURY IN Any CASE.

Dr. c. respectfully invites Ladies and Gentlemen 10
give him 4 call-it will cost nothing 10 call and con
verse with the Doctor, he makes charge or con
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27
A LARGE & RICH ASSORTMENT

The subscriber. in putting forth this ad.
ver,isement would return his most sincere
thanks 10 The public, and the citizens Of Bath
in particular, for the very liberal patronage
which they have seen fit to besfow upon him,
and feels determined 10 deserve in time to
come continuance Of their favor. The Sa>
gadahock Clothing and Quitting Warehouse
has now been in operation for more than
three years, and rs the
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27
SYSTEM OF LOW PRICES

Has succeeded beyond tina expectation of the
proprietor, he is induced to offer still great
er inducements to the people, by providing
Stock of the most fashionable order, TO the
amount of .r..
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urvERAL dtdhrps - 49,
Z <aC3 ~. Crest pi1ngb n - NJ 1919
.ea saad 81 rs sss3*s1fae - Aco,
Bath, May H. iess- IA - '" ! . 1910 -
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-27

LET IT Be UNDERSTOOD BY ALL,
That Dr.. Clay 10 regularly educated Physician and
surgeon,a member Of the Reformed School q Msd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
CONSTIPATION NJ!
INDIA asBsEEs GAO YES
ysR'l"E'ENS. &c.

EOUNTEY MERCHANTS IN MAKING THEIR
4 Purchases, shouduoy neglect Nh Sc desirable aud
saeahIe aricDrs TheEmauutaCmre has been much
Improved recently ant ;Acy are made very durable
Particular attention i requested IN the
Uooi Lintd Gioucs and .HttcaS,
They ale Indispensable IN cold and wet weather,
Indies viii find these Gloves useful in any work that
will soil the hands ut lhe same time that they will
cure thu worst salt Rheum or Chapped. hands mn
mrdlatev Nhey are made all lengths 10 protect the
arms AND wrists. For sale by Rowen X McNawer
New York Norcross n Townc, Boston; john
Thornley,, Philadelphia T.. NJ Punicrsou x CO. D.,
baltimore; GII " Brother, = Louis Bar x
IIickcoy, CINCINNATI, aud by all Rubber Dealers m
ht Union.
on IN" u.ei ,lr- 5ua C.uall.
,'pt ~. a. vl mo.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE,

invites he public to examine the same, and assures
them thathe will supply them with every variety
OF Upholstery goods ofas good quauyand styles aud
at as low prices they cas be obtained in Boston
ur NnM York.
HIS long experience as practical Cabinet Maker
and dealer m Furniture aud Upholstery goods gives
hun advantages in selecting ard purchasing goods
very seldom eqGaled and he does not hesitate 10
warrant every article fully equal To what he repre-
seuts.
individuals IN want OF Furniture will DO we'll to
Gallon Nh AttE3 hetorc rurrh9 -lur elsc"hore
s, ALLEN
burlington, Ava, y 81. GttANlf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

Among these are PRoGAr,rS UrEEr or Falling Of
the womb: CHRoNIc lNFLAMATloN and IIcGRNIoN
IF ruE WOMB; INCIDENTAL II TMoRRHhGE, or Flood
ing; FLuoR ALBUs, or Whites CnoRosls; PAIN
ruI. SUPPRESSED, and IRREGULAR MENs1RUATIoN, &c,
with all their accompanying evils, Cancers except
eds OF whatever duration and severity. ALL THESE
COMPLAINTS can be pleasantly, safely and certainly
rpnedled by this preparation.
The general lailnrc OF the worthy attempts OF the
med cal faculty to cure this class OF diseases hereto
fore greatly to be attributed to their reliance upon
local remedies, aside from the want at n knowledge
OF the proper treatment tor the general economy
Already, very many ct the profess on, having wit
messed lis sautaiy ell cts, have thrown aside their
conventional prejudice. aud are mnnliestng due
regard Tor the welfare OF their patients, by recon-
nemdlng the use OF this Medicine and re orrng to it
themselves in the treatment OF all the complaints for
which it Is intended.
The influence of this composition upon the female
constitution is of the most friendly KIND the most
delicate and feeble female need have no fears IN its
use for any length OF time for ii contains no mercury,
nor any article which can prove III any way minrl-
Gus being made entirely OF vegetable extracts and
prrpar,d 50 as to taste like pleasant cordial.
The modpS ol,crandi OF this remedy, in the cure o
this class OF Diseases is through, the general economy
| OF the system. with peculiar determination to the
female organs,
This preparation, after undergoing the most labor
ed and scrntnzlng trials by scientific men IN every
possible way to perfect It's curative ndaptIor to h
class OF complaints, Tor series OF years has become
all that could be desired to fulfill It's mission, aud by
its fruits il may now be known IN the cure of thou
sands bat It's career is but Just entered upon, to
millions OF ladies are now suffering tor want OF rs
| aid.
| PAMPHLETS containing much useful Information
touching the nature and symptoms OF the above dis
cj.s"S together with testimonials from ladies OF IN
highest responsibility certified by the most satls
factory authority in the pamphlet, to all which thu
attention OF ladies and practitioners is respectful!
( invited, can be had gratis at the store OF
THEODORE PECK, Apothecary, Agent Bur
/ inlluu ".
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBF
CLOTHING.

SUITABLE for the season, and daily
~ making large additions. Youths and Childrcn's
Clothing, lndanrubber Goats, Pants and Caps, Fur
Goats OF various kinds, Sleigh Robes &c, Shirts
Drawers and all kinds OF Furnishing Goods.
Singers Patent Sewing Machine for sale, with
Rights Of use also, the Geometric Transfer, Pa.
tented by Il. MaginneS, the best in the world io
Cutters.
s.Y7 Clothes Cleaned, Dressed and Pressed.
c. BENNS.
Whe elcr's Block, near the American Hotel
November ,. dGj&w6w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
MARCET'S
UTERINE CATHOLICON,
For The cure Of a certain Class Of Diseases uiti
don't 10 lie MLnSk best eff 10 .Mnn.'

TNIIE superiority
L of the above
compound over all
others, for the cure
of this class of diff
culties, and the only
remedy in a large
proportion Of such
cases ; the immense
numbers now atillct-
ed and upon beds Of
sickness, or other
wise suffering ,ciH-
ont q reWedB, are
our Inducements TO
Its preparation and
dissemination thr'O-
out the country.
Our knowledge ot
~
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E'Ol. safe.

- SIDE SPRING BUGGY WAGONS.
- 2 two horse Lumber Wagons with Wrought
Iron AAl,s, tw'th BOWS scat TWO horse IHruhei
Wagon with tongues and fills, Steel Springs under
Box with Two seats aud Steel Sprn g under seats
One Horse Lumber Wagon The above W agons Is
made IN rile hest manner and warranted, and Will
be sold cheap Tor cash good paper,
Also.
ToRryr-Onc Wheel Wright shop aud one
Small House, . ............
HENRY WHITNEY.
Burlington, oct. ls12 dNWow
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Montreal n New York.
AND
PIattsburgh 4 Montreal Railroads
Open through from PlattSblUgh to. Hontreal.
Fall and Winter Arrangement,

Open through from GtdttSoWgh 10 .uonuedt
Fall and Winter Arrangements.
IN and after Monday Nov. LIST, 1852,
" and until further notice Passenger trains
Leave Montreal for Plaisburgh at Has A. NJ. and
Arrive at .. 46 P. NJ. and 81 p. NJ
Montreal for Ogdensburgha at II .4o A. NJ.
Arrive at 7.l5 ?. NJ.
rs p NJ.
Arrive at 3 so P. NJ. and 9.57 P NJ.
Montreal for Ogdensburgh at 100 "A. NJ aud
II. IS y. NJ.
Arrive at lis P NJ and rs Pm.
Trains connect at Montreal with Steamers Toy
Quebec and the ST. Lawrence & Atlantic Railroad
for Sherbrooke and intermediate sta lions.
1rans connect at Mooers Junction with Northern
Ogden sburghl Railroad for Ogdensburgh and Lake
Ontario Steamers for Lewiston, Niagara ia lis and
Upper Canada and all ports on the Western Lakes
Trains connect at PIat,sburgh by STEAMER to Bur
hngton with Rutland a Burlington Railroad and
connecting lines tor Troy, Albany, New ork and
Boston, and all intermediate stations A $50 with
steamers for Whitehall to the Saratoga 4 Washing
ton Railroad, and connecting lines OF Road 30 Troy
Albany and New York.
Passengers will find this route unequa,lcd for com
for, and Dispatch and attended with less fatigue and
delay than any other. | possesses moreover the adj
vantage OF short Ferriage OF only fifteen minutes
across the River II. Lawrence at CaugmawHgu
which has never been known to freeze, and can be
confidently relied upon a all seasons OF the year.
z ~ Freight Trains run daily each way.
For particulars see Freight and Passenger Tariff
BAGGAGE checked through.
ISAAC b. CULVER, Superintendent
November 10, 1852. dHwtt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

powers of this composition, and its excellent md
kind influence upon the female constitution, Is ioun-
ded upon the truths OF medical science and confirm
ed by the experience OF thousands OF Indies who have
taken Of this CATHOLICON with the mos, happy
and universal success for the diseases and deranEe-
inputs commonly chilled
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
CreoI n uttte
Richard II. Motifs Estate.

I'VE the Subscribers having been APP
w pointed by the Hon. the Probate Court for the
Dist let of Grand Isle, Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands OF all
persons against the Estate of Richard K. Mott, late
OF South Hero in said District, represented nsovent
and also al claims and demands exhibited IN offset
last, being allowed by said Court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give not ce that we will at
tend to the business OF our said appointment at the
dwelling House Of Henry White, in South Hero
aforesaid, on the first Monday in January, 1888
from nine O'Clock A. NJ, until four O'Clock P. M.
on said day.
JABEZ LADD, I Comm,
CALVIN F. ROB1NSON,t '".''''
South Hero, Nov. 9, 1852. w2lw3
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NORTHERN AND EASTERN
E XpRE So R @ Ut z
Between New York, Troy, Salem. Rut-
land and Montreal. and Buffalo,
VIA L \ l. u IL II ID G. Il.
From New y ork TO O-lensburgh in l6 hours,
do do to Montreal il do
do do to Burlington DO
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS,
Commencing July ~, 1852.


y
TRAIN GOING NORTU-LEANE TROY
NAL TEAI*, 90 \. VI ,aiIer arrvat ct Morn
~ bpats from New prk aud Express Hlain from
bna.o. Arrives at Rutland lo,l5 \. NJ, connecting
wnh Trans tor Hnrlns'ou and Boston direct,
EyrEEs- Train 10 II \. W., from 6 O'Clock Ex-
mess Fran from New Yo'k Arrives at Rutland
BOP VI 20 season for Ru'ind and Burlington
'.xpr' IN ls reaching iios,on, Lowell, Non
rranani o.",-ns'graH IT, s1me day
AcccHHJD>TinN TCN; ,, r. v after arrival Of
Hulso, ".srr dag Fra =, and IA, .-s rom
the West Arrives at Rutland 7.5J 7. NJ. and
Telchu- 6u r4"n SAM evening.
Trains Going South-.-Leave Rutland
ACCOMMODATIONS lRAIE 10 a NJ. upon the arrival
OF tn~ morning CIR, from Burlington and Bellows
t~ls.-Arrlv,sa Troy 200 IN.
t,XPEE-s Train P. y WIKI the morning passen-
gers FROM OGdrns5ursh, Montreal and Boston. Ar
rvrs at Troy at } P. VI. IN time tor the Express
lraios 10 New York and Buffalo, and evening
boat. tor Sew York
MAIL Train 40 p lodge at Troy leave 30
next morning, arriving at New York Ii A. NJ. and
Buffalo r. " IN tine ior steamers 10 Drlloit
Passengers Going North aud East,
BY MAIL TRAM leave Troy 100 A. NJ, Sentence.
tady ) % rracn Burlington II 80 T. NJ, 30 ton s
T. VI, and OLdensburgh P. ".
BY ExPREss HRAlN,leave New 0rk A NJ reach
ing lio-,ou7, IS ?. NJ burlington $40 r, NJ, Mon
trra ; ? N and q Jdensburgn next morning
Gy AccoNnoDArioY TRAIN. leave New York "A
NJ, Scheurctady P " and Troy 4 N,reachmg
Darlington and Bellows Falls I0P.M sane day.
Passengers Going south and West,
81 MAIL TRAIN, leave Burlington : 80 " and
reach Troy : 90 Pm, New York 81 NJ, Schenectady
/ r 81 ior the West Dine at Troy.
BY ENrRgsS TRAIN, leave Montreal at 30 NJ,
Boston : 30 ?. VI. reach Troy +. N, New York
lu3oPM and Schenectady P NJ, IN connection
with estern Buffalo Express-Dne at Rutland.
BY NAu TRAIN, leave Ogdensburgh "a NJ, Mont
real r. ~, Burlington 800 A ri, Boston l2,uO' NJ
o. 70 at Rutland, arriving A. Troy II P. NJ.
TuUS. II. CANtIELD, NuJt
Rutland n Washington Ra road.
July 81 1852. d&wtt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
New Furniture store,

No .2Erc.Gngc Building, College Street,
'EtiE SUSSCRlBER HAVING JUST OPENED A
4 large S,ock OF rich, medium and low priced
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y, n ''EI~ ~ I'd wv
. va 4. - - 80 2 q
5c..;s ! -11,-,f
~ fF.tl2, -, - .,yA<T5a "a
CHERRY PICTORIAL
For ,hc Cure ct
COVUHS, COLDS. E0iASEXESS.
BRGNCHITfS. WN007IXG-C0CGH,
GROUP. ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
Of all the numerous medicines cNiant, taud sonlr
OF them valuable) tor the cnro OF pulmonary com-
plants nothing has ever been found which could
compare in its etl.cts with This Preparation. Others
cure Something's but all times and in all diseases at
the lungs and throat where medicine can give i'Ilei
tins will do it. 1t is pleasant to take, and p'rtectiy
safe III accordance with the directions. We Il" not
advertise for the information OF those who have rlcd
it bat those who have not. Families that have
known its value will not be without it and by It's
timely use they secure from the dangerous c"nsc-
uucnces OF Coughs and Colds which neglected, npcn
into fatal consumption.
The ipomn OF the Massqchu~cts Ins'i'utr wa
awarded to this preparation by the Board ct judges
in September l-i1 also, the Medals OF the three
treat stiiutrs OF AT, III tins country; also IN" u
plolna OF the Ohio Institute at Cincinnati, ms been
gwen to the CuERET PEcroEAr,hV their Goverlmrnt
IN con: drratjun OF lis rNrrnornnry eXcrN"nc" and
usefulness in curing affections OF the Lungs and
Tuiaut
Read the following opinion founded on the long
experience OF tue cI!in nj ihy1rian 81 the Iort ana
CUyo Of ST JOHNS, May 5, l-52.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
SIIAWLS 1! !!

WE have style of Snawls, which eve
w ~ Lady should before buying.
! D. BIXRY g. co.
No. 2Bank Block oct. 70 dAwu
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Dill kEOMJC NhIhEEDc,


From the Rev. Owen Thomas, IIolyhtad.I
Dear Sir--Dr locock's waters do grea, deal o
good to my voice. got bad cold from a dnm
bed about thirty five years ago, aud my vote, wa
very bad ever since, giving great pain to ne when
preaching or siugingand am very fond OF singing.
| used many different medicines. aud some OF them
did good for little time but Dr. IococR's is the
best OF ALT clcHrS my voice AND stops the cough
ing instantly, have never found anything to COM
par" with it.
have been l3 years Wesleyan minister, and all
the Wesleyan Mcihoriets in the principally know
me ; twenty wears OF which have lived at Holy
head and | am known personally TO oil the frs
men OF that body, many Of whom have Admired the
effects OF the Wae 5 in clearing the voice and stop
ping the cougII-th"y never saw such medicine be-
tore. My wte ever sine" Christmas, mas been very
well after takng 'wo boxes. am witness OF their
power to stop trlgi'tu fit Of coughing i'm an in san
!, asa Wesleyan preacher, ca. upon all preachers
aud singers ct every denomination, TO take these
waters for improving the voice and curing coughs
y on may publish my testimonials Tor the excellent
waters If Won wish
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
WILB0R'N C0MPOIND OF
? u E E & O D l. v 6 r
OIL nd LIN.
4 CURE FOR CON>UMPIiUN COUGHS,
COULOS. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
GENERAL DEBILITY. AND ALL
SCROFULOlIS Hl'MNRS.


'EIllE Proprietor has succeeded from
Oh and Lime pcrtectory that the taste OF tn" on,
which Is uaG4eous To persons generally. Is entirely
overcome and II be taken hy the most dtilcnte
females with pleasure And regards the benefit OF
this article the clear OIL, the following east, by
Prot S'or, Is sufficient 10 convince the most sccpt-
cal The young lady was - years Of az"
" Her drcase was one OF unmxrd phlhlss, which
had been expected to terminate IN the course OF few
months, fatally. The upper part Of both her lungs
was filled with tubCrCleS and IN some PAGES were
beginning to >Ottrn,-'lhe case was evidently bad
one The treatment OF cod liver on was a first used
hut without marked improvement. The phosphate o
lime was then Administered with the OIL and the re-
suit a, in the case o many Others was so"nai par
rut. The patient was RAPIDLY getting wei"
ConSumptire Cough s. General DcbiijN Cnred
Boston. June !. 1893.
r. DR. WupoR-pear SIR Last SpuuL !
was afflicted with stryerc Cough, which So com
pletcy prosiTltrd me that was unable to leave my
room. Nv TRENDS considered me- IN a decline; but
hearing OF YOUR Compound OF Cod Liver II and
Lime sent and purchased bottle, and commence
I'd using II. began soon to perceive ITS beneficial
ects aud am happy to say that after using II tor two
months, have entirely rtcoytrrd-my cough having
lett me, and my strength rri4rned krS,peGiinny
yours, MARG lLLlANS
EaUtiOn.--On account OF the great rerutlon OF
this Compound Tor all Lung complains, the subscrb-
would caution the afflicted against using any eX-
cept that manufactured by him, a. he has the ouy
receipt IN the United States tor combining the Pure
Oil with Lime in proper manner. Therefore as
you value Your hea tn, purchase none except that
manufactured by. -
ALEX X. WItROR, Chemist
loo Couu Street, Boston.
q For sale in Burlington by lHEO. \. PECK, and
by. Druggist generally
July |, lSj2. WY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

On and after Monday, November IS, 1852.
Trains will run as follows-vlz:
For Roston n York H. Tn iermcd tate DlocPs
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SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
AGENTS

TUEO. 4. PECK Burlington,
Wholesalc and Retail Agent, :. X. COLLINS
Montpelier.
October 90, l,j2. do, WY.
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California Express y Exchange 60
bojnt s;HrN Capital,
- = ID {? D q ID.

WELLS AR G 0 X co.,
UFfICE. 80 Ii FALLNi. =. 7
nIKtl llM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
ELECTION on sENAToR.

= ~
Boih hanses ofths Assembly yesterday, (says Ii,
Richmond Times Of Friday shortly after meeting
proceeded to the execution Of The joint order Of The
day, having for is objec, The election Of U. s,
Senator to supply tie vacancy TO be created By IL
expiration Of The tenn Of service If Mr. Huosr.--
10 the House Mr. Jackson of peasants and Richie,
nominated Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter; ara that gem
tleman was reelected On the frsi hallo, Lis nom-
inatioH however did not psss- s-sesiy assesPseeis
10 the PARTY To ,.s.-H ne belongs y encountered
from Mr.. Jackson Of Wool, who, whilst
he expressed his decided preferences for Hon III. A.
Wise nevertheless felt constrained Ia obedience ID
the wishes Of his constituents, 10 cas-, his vote for
Hon. q. w Summers. The party driIl, however,
proved TOO poweTfal-Mr Wise failed 10 teceiEg
the support Of eoyporals guard.
The Wings did not unite upon acanfiJase; con
seqneHtig each gentleman feA free to indulge his
Individual preference 10 casting hisEoie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
,apAr, January 81.
:
TERMS OF SENATORS.
TIE s TATE SENATE.

II VIII Be seen from the proceedings yesterday
that fortune favored the Democrats, and that tie
following classification was decided by lot:
For service fktco years-Senaiors Tabb os
Norfolk city, Boykin Of Isle of Wight, Daniel Of
Prince George, Isbell Of Cumberland, Darlington
OF Meeklenbarg, S,ogall OF Halifax. Brown Of
Bedford, Saundersiof Williamsburg, Meredith Of
Ricbnlond city, Braxton of Richmond county,
Mencure nf Caroline, Thomas Of Fairfax, Brent
Of Fauquier, Watson Of Abemarle, Cabell Of Mel.
son, SSerrard Of Hampshire, Pullman Of Shenan.
doah, Slieffey Of Augusta, Lsyne Of Allegheny,
Greayer .of Tazewell, Cowau of Russell, Gfeigh
Of Greensrer, B4ssell OF Harrison, Roger Of
Barbour, aud Sweeney Of Oao-yiz Is Demo.
-erats 10 Wings
For service q fur years-Senators Parker Of
Accomac, Smith ot Norfolk county Stands Of
Southampton, Thompson Of Dinwiddie, Campbell
OF Nottoway, Whether Of Pittsyvania, Stuart of
Patrick, McDearinon, Of Appomaaox, Winston
OF Hanover, Catlett Of Gloucester, Douglass Of
King William, Mason Of King George, White Of
Loudoun, Shacklelord Of Cupeper, Amoler OF
Louisa, Grantham of Berkeley, Furs,en Of
Clarke, Depeale Of Rockingham, Paxton Of Rock.
bridge, Barnett OF Montgomery, Tate OF Smyth,
Ward Of Logan, hall OF Mason Martin OF Mar.
shall. aid Wade o. Monqhgalia- 10 Demo.
Gratis, Why's En9sirer Of Wednesdays