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MISCELLANEOUS
InPORTANT TO Ean :. :,

sallesers Flori.l.. beoypo,a,'a ed h NJ ERs.
a1,eusers. Artitons, Professional Msa AfsIs - n"
0ft1s-The Pump and Fire E,<,.,a ase
s.esfi bined.-RiPtt Stearea By uai,e9 S'a'>' 'ne
.ers-PafeHt-AL IL, lsfRisoEnfsrs Will BE- PE.s,ra
I'D LAW. This i the valuable i,v.,t ~
tie and Without which. manufactures pl,i." o.
iees hotels, and private dwellings are ineornl' e'
run 20 ratively insecure Will this chesp NH ee a't
Fire Engine the Farmer Is perfectly independen, - ~,
insurance companies and cs ~ -
lefance the incendialy. ~" ''9
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CAsslMEssE HATS
4 YNCmnIRA: EOaN JEkR.--TnL- La

- ness heretofore conducted 4ndei iie firm .. !.
&c 5. DfuGUID, viii continue IN lutuie o..
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.5Vsa a.slasaG MACHINES aud

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-11-11

TrWe give to-day another interesting letter
from our Sandwich Island correspondent,
which should have reached us at an earlier
date. 1t was accompanied by private letter
of date as late as August Goth, which speaks
OF the small pox as at last diminishing at
Honolulu, and alludcs to the attempt to re-
respective posts in the Government of the
Islands as "our late tempest in teapot
among our foreign residents, wherein small
pox, and fllibustcr designs, and private malice
under the spccious pretext of public good. are
all mixed up together" The results of the
affair seem likely to be important aud bcne-
fetal for the Islands, though as yet it is pre-
mature to discuss them.
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\ STRIKE BY FEMALES AGAINST AMERICAN
SEWING MISUNDERSTANDING the bodies stri-
king, or on the eve Of striking, may be NUM-
bcrcd the female cloak and mantle makers
They have held meeting to express their OPP
position to the American sewing machine
and they call upon all scmpstresseS engaged
in establishments to aid them in opposing it,
as it is likely to be introduced generally
into wholesale houses, and the ruin of thou
sands of females must necessarily cnsue. y
petition is in the course Of signature from
them addressed to the employers generally,
showing the incompetency of the machine To
complete articles of dress requiring excessive
neatness, and begging them earnestly to con-
slider the results of the use of the machine as
likely to drive women to more "ignoble'
pursuits for an existencc.-London CORES
p.ndent Phii0 GaScfic,
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India Rubber Gloves.

MITS, MI FlNS, nc.
I,OTNTRN MERCHANTS, in making their Fall
u purchases should not neglect these desirable
and salcnble articles, Their manufacture has been
much improved of late The Wool Lined Glove
and Mittcns are indispensable in cold and wet
weather. Ladies will find these Gloves very useful
in any work that soils the hands not only protecting
hut making them soft and white. Also, an excellent
remedy for salt Rhcum or Chapped hands. They
are made all lengths to protect the wrists and arms
For sale, wholesale by BOWEN Men AIMEE, New
York NORCRoSS A TOWN. Boston ; and by
all Rubber Dealers. snes
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eTulOnt,

Our State was admitted into the Union i
l79l. Her political history since then
shown in the following list Of the votes {
Vermont at Presidential and State elections
VOTES FOR PRESIDENT.
1893 George Washington. Ie2j John Quincy Adam
1894 John Adams. ls2o do
1891 to 1888 VIM Wirt, aut-na.,
lSpj Thomas Jefferson. 1881 VIM. ii. harrison
lSO2 Jane, Madison. l7ll do
1913 do lsi5 Henry Clay.
ISL james Munroc. 1919 Zachary Taylor.
ISL do 1873 Winfield Scott
Elected. LIST OF GOVERNORS.
l77o-Ihomas Chittendcn.
l719-Moscs Robinson.
l79O-Thoma, Chittcndcn, (federalist.)
l797-I,aac Tichcnur.
IsO7-I-rae Smith, (dcmocrat)
lNON-l.auc Tichcnor.
lS09-Jona, Galu,ha, (dcmocrat.)
lsl3-Martm Chittcndcn, Cederalist.)
lslj-JomS GaluSha.
ls20-Richard skinner, do
lo23-Comclu> F. Van Ness, (icmocrat.)
ls2G-Ezra Butler (idams.)
lo2s-Samue G. Crafts, (Adams.)
lN5l-Willam 4. Palmer, (anti-mason)
lN3j-Sas II. Jcnni.on, (whig)
lN4l-Charlc, Paine,
lsi3-.Iuhn Mattocks,
Isll-Wiliun Sladc, "
lsiG-lloacc Eaton, 60
lSl9-Caros Coolidge,
ls5O-Charlcs n. Williams
lSl2-Erstus Fairbanks,
lNj3-.John :. Robinson, (democrat.)
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70 ehr Musical World.

DIANO FORTES, BENNETT & co., 36l Broad
way, New York, are manufacturing and have
constantly ON hand extensive assortment of Pr
amos. embracing every variety of style and size.
from to 81 Octaycs, from = 10 to 200 each.
We have testimonial, from the first Piani>t> in the
country of the superior Brillancy, Breadth and
Sweetness Of tone throughout the entire register of
Pianos, while delicate elasticity of touch ha ;
been prc-cmncntly secured, all our instruments are
fully warranted to give satisfaction. Buyers who
understand their interests will call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. BEN NETr Il co.,
ly 36l Broadway, New York
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H. AZ a u ~ !

A Ill WHO WANT ANES OF THE REAL COL
"a LINS co. make should he particular to notice
the stamps there are various eountortcitS and I'M
iationS stamped Collins and labelled much like ours,
which are fraudcntly sold in some parts of the
United states as our manufacture. They are made
in different parts of the country by various axe
makers, and generally of very inferior quality.
The genuine Collins axes. which have acquired such
an extensive reputation, are Invariably stamped
"COlI.INS ~ co., IlARTFuRD,' and each axe
has printed label with my signature. IL l. now
more than TWENTY-FIVE YEARS since we commenced
he business with the stamp OF - Collins Co., Hart
ord and do not know of any other aXc-malcr by
he name of Collins in the United States.
SAM, W, COLLINS.
August ~ lsjl. w9wl year
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millinery GOOds
WIN. ATWATER g. CO..

81 ChdH,bcr street, NEW YORK.
4 RE now opening their Fall stock, consisting Of
n Ribbons Satins Nclvcts, Gro de Antique, Mar
cclinc and Florence Silks, Trimming Iaccs, Grape
Lcssc, French and English Grapes, Bombazines, Ar
tiicia Flowers and Feathers, and general assort-
mcnt of Millinery Articles, to which the attention
of the Trade is respectfully invited. 3mos
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PROCLAMATION
To the Citizens of Burlington
pITLVE NJ AEU ER'N

q
HYDRO ELECTRIC EOLTITC CHAINS,
CONSTRUCTED TO BE WORN NEXT TO THE
~ skin, producing constant current of uaintcr-
rupied Electro Misunderstanding IMMEDIATE RE
LIEF, FROM ALL ACUTE PAINS, and II
Permanent cure of all Ncurdigic Diseases.
PUrvERMAcHER's ELECTmc CHAINS were first
used in France, three years since, for the of
Nervous Diseases, and after being submitted to the
most thorough trial. in every Hospital in Paris by
the most learned Professors in that city, they
recommended to the Government Of France, who
granted Patent for the discovery During the year
lSjl-2, they introduced in Germany, Austria,
Prussia and England, and one year since, introduced
and Patented by the United States Government.
Most Astonishing Cures of
Rheumatism, st. Dance,
Painful & Swclcd JOINTS Palpitation of the Heart,
Neuralgia of the face, Periodical Headache,
Deafness, blindness, Pains from Indigestion,
Mysteries, Dyspepsia, Uterine Pains
EVERY DISEASE, CALLED NERVOUS,
is quickly and rapidly cured by simply wearing the
Chains for II few hours each day.
The Chains first introduced in the city of
New York, where they exhibited to Professors
Valentine Mott, Van Buren,, Post and Carnochan,
who readily discovered that they possessed Strange
and Singular Power of
instantly Relieving Pains,
whenever applied and by their recommendation
and influence they introduced into the different
| Hospitals in New York, and now in daily use in
these institutions, in the treatment and cure of the
above named diseases.
NO OTHER NECHANIClL AGENT.
in the world, can produce so many well authcnti
Gated Certificates of cure, from Scientific Physicians
and Intelligent Patients may be found in cacl
Pamphlet, which may be obtained gratis at tn,
Drug store of TuEo. A.. PEGS who is the sole Agcn
for Burlington, and who will explain the manner .
use to any one who may apply.
In the city of New York, in the General Office
SOS Broadway, there daily being sold, from
forty to sixty Chains, and the sale and demand il
Boston as great in proportion to the population
although they have been introduced three months
The Chains are easily worn, and equally APP
plicable 10 all classes of persons, the child wei
as the adult, and are always ready for usc-ncvc
get out of repair, and are IA much an article q
ornament, valuable means of cure.
CAUTION TO LADIES.--Ladics who are cnciotc ar
requested not to continue their but for a tc,
moments at each time for by long use, n.,scarriag
if frequently produced.
The prices of the Chains arc 80. and 50, IS an
80 links and be sent by mail, to any part Il
the State, by addressing THEo. A. PECK, only Agcn
for Burlington.
t L. STEINERT, jCs Broadway, n. y, Genera
Agent.
September II, 1853. wl3mos.G
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n T. W ID K f. S S GOO DIS
ROOTH g. TITTTIE

NO. 1iG BROADWAY, corner of Liberty street,
" New York, offer for sale at low prices full
assortment, comprising French Mcrnos Printed
and Coorcd Mousin dc LANES ; Paramatta~. AL
paccas. Bombazncs, silk Plads, GinghamS, English
Prints &C. A large assortment of WOODEN Shaws.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-11-11

~ T. hill, - Great John, Street, near Bow
u. cry, New York, Pianos Tuned and Repaired
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SHEET MUSIC,

More than Ten Ih3uSand Pieces now on hand, and
all new pieces of Music received soon publish
ed Gcc Books and Church Music Book, of every
description.
Mn. RI ST will sell all articles as low those of
the same quality be obtained in any city, and II
liberal discount made to Teachers and those who buy
to sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received, he will spare no effort to keep complete
assortment of all articles usually kept in II Music
Store and by constant personal attention to his bu-
siness, hope, to see in his New and Connexions
Store, ALL of his ON. and many NEW customer..
Burlington, July Is, 1888. w5wu
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SILVER SPOONS.

4 Good assortment Of Silver Spoons OF
II observation-disclosures and finish, and warranted
pure coin, at III, " HOhIONS
March l6. d&wti
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Pianos and ssciOicUiIs.

T.. U. u NJ I'D 7 II 7,
423 BroddrdY, N0c York.
TE'llE Organ Nelodcon, with Two Rows of Keys.
4 &C., the best instrument in the world for
Churches short of the large class Organ Price $500
3moS
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Piano S'OrlpS
Chcan Piano Forte House.

" j. 4 +. lIAlNES, ll6 3d Avenue, New lor
Y. Dealers supplied ON liberal terms ly
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=. Il e.. eSerrian.
IMPORTERS AND Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS u
HDESE FURNISHING ARTICLES.

Col BrOddirdH. NcC York.
SILVER Plated Ware, Cutlery, German Silver
- and britannia Ware, Japlanncry, French Cook
ing Utensils, Composition, Enamclled and Iron Hol-
low Ware, Bronze, Copper and Brass Goods, Fancy
Articles, Bathing Apparatus Brushes, Mats, Baskets,
Keirigerntors, Sporting Iackle, &C., &c. 3mos.
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.VORTHER.V RAILROAD, ". Y.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.


IN and after Monday, May 80, 1853,
" trains will run as follows
Leave O. !densburgh ate AN 40 A. NJ, and2.3
p. NJ.
Arriving at Rousc'sPoint at l0.45A.M. II 10 AM,
and 7 Is p NJ.
Leave Rouse's Point at ga NJ. 2 80 P. NJ. and 6 30
P. NJ.
Arriving at Ogdensburgh at 80 P. Nj, NJ, and
IL P. NJ.
Passengers leaving Ogdcnsburgh by the morning
trains will be able to reach
Boston and New York the same Evening.
By thu afternoon train they will re1ch Montpt Ter
and Rutland the same evening. and Boston ana New
York early the next dav. They will also reach the
steamboats, in season tor their evening run south
through Lake ChrmrlHln
Passengers leaving Boston and New York in the
early trains from those cities aud .N0ntredt at D
o'ciDck r. VI will reach the boats from Ogdens-
burgh for ports on Lake Ontario and the Upper
Lakes the same evening.
The tram leaving Ogdensburgh AT 80 A. NJ con
meets with the Express Steamers from the West
putting passengers by those steamers into Boston
and New York the Slme evening. fS Ibis train
does not stop al Way Stations. -
GEORGE PARKER,
d&wtf Superintendent.
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Watches and .DcWclry.
Marblcizcd BrOn NanieIs,

COLU MNS, TABLE TUPS, Nc, Nc,
In Imitation Of the choicest arbles,
Manufactured by the
Sdlamdndcr Mdrbic Company, Sl3 BroddWdy,
NEN YORK.
SILAS G. HERRING.
Business Department, j. RUSTON. months.
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Farm Implements

~ doz. O. Ames' cast steel and plated
~ Shoves and Spades.
so doz. Polished cast Steel and plated Hoes
80 " Common do for sale at wholesale and
retail, on the most liberal terms, nv
DAVEY 4 ALLEN.
Burlington, Nov. |. wl1wlt College St.
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ANUFACTURER Of TIN, SHEET IRON.
vi and Copper Ware Fave Troughs and Con-
ductors Tin Roofing done to order. Also, dealer
in Hot Air Furnaces, Cooking Ranges Bath Fix.
lures, Stoves and Stove Furniture Pumps, Lead
Pipes, Zine, &C., &c.
ISAAC DOW, Agent, Church st.
Burlington, Sept. Is, lsj3. wl3mos3
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SpIRIruAL NOOK sroREANDpuB.

y u
~ LlSlGNG HOUSE, 800 Broadway, New York.
have recently issued the following Books. The an
ncxcd prices include postage. Brittan's Review of
Bccchcr's Report, - cts DscourscS from the Spirit
World by stephen Olin, late President of fine Wes-
lcyan University at Middlctown, through r. =.
Wilson, Methodist Clergyman, - cts. Approaching
crisis, being Review of Dr. Bushnell, by A. j.
Davis, 63 cts. Sccrcss of Provost concerning the
Inner Life and World of Spirits II cts. Sitting,
Pneumatoogy, illustrating Prcscntimcnts, Visions
Apparitions, &C., 81 cts Pilgrimage of Thoma,
Paine, in the Spirit World, through Rev. e. Ham.
mond, Medium, 81 cts. Rcichcnback'> Dynamic, of
Magnetism, Electricity, Heat. Light, Crystallilation
tAemis.n, e.. 20. Celestial rcicgraiG. or -a
crctS of the Life to come, revealed through Perez f.
tions of Occupations and Conversations with Thirty
six Spirits, 81 10 Shckinah, a splendid Spiritual
Gift Book, calculating the nature and relations Of
man, vital, mental and spiritual Phenomena contain
ing Portraits of Scers and Eminent Spiriual,ts
&C., &C., -. Present Age. or Inner Life, by A. j
Davis, : b Judge Edmonds Spirtuaism, 5Ot
pages 81 80. Britain and l}ichmond's Discussion
of Spirtuaism, 400 pages octave, cmbodying tn,
greatest number of Facts and Arguments, pro anC
con, this subject ever brought together in ON,
vol, 81 Is. Al>o-Thc Spiritual Telegraph tn,
organ of Modern Spritualisn, weekly paper, J:
per year, PARTRIDGE BRITTAN.
ptpAs
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MUS SIC.
PIANOS AND MELDDEONS.

HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway, New York,
Il the great Music Publishing and Pianotorte es-
adjustment. NongN-a the popular and new compo-
SitonS American and European, by all the celebrated
Authors P"ikdN, Sch uiSchCN and QUrduHcS danced
at the great balls in Paris, London and New York.
One of the best assorted and extensive catalogues in
America wholesale and retail. Piano-fortcs-T.
Gilbert CO., Piano-ortcS, with Circular Scales and
Metallic Frames, of Greater power and more mclu-
diou> tone than any others manufactured. Boudoir
and Cottage Pianos for small smiths Melo-
deems, crior to any in use, being tuned the equal
temperament Nlrtn'S unrivallcd Guitars and Mu-
steal instruments of all kinds. Dealers, Teachers,
and ScminaricS supplied at the lowest prices.
HORACE WATERS, 1913 Broadway.
The only Agent for +. Gilbert < cos Pianos
n b. An extensive stock of Secondhand Piano,
always ON hand at great bargains, prices from $40
t. $3.50. Parties wishing good Piano, and not
being able to visit New York, may rely having IL
fine instrument sent to them that will challenge all
comparison for Price and Quality.
7. Gilbert x Co., being the owner, of the Eoan
Patent. are therefore enabled 10 supply the public
at lower prices than any other house. 3mos
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINJNENT

LNKOM rich and poor, bond and ircc-all grades,
. colors and conditions, the same need of praise
irrcs istably given to this wonderful prcparatOn.-
Thousands of bottles sold and used daily, and
hut one universal opinion is uttered by all who
it, and that is, that remedy before discover
ed possesses such perfect healing and curative prop
critics. acts like magic in relieving pains of any
kind, matter by what caused or how excrutiating
-sprains, disocatom Of joints, bruises, cuts burns,
scaldS, ulcers, cancers, rheumatism, piles, cakcd
breasts, or any pain, soreness, stiffness weakness
of joints, muscles or lgamcnts. The Imminent is
equally applicable and equally cifcctual in giving
immediate relief. Try it. 4. q. BRAGG q co.,
sole roprictors-Prncipal Offices, 30l Broadway
New York, and It. Louis, Missouri ly
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8. NJ. PETTENGILL l. cos
BOST TON
ESS DER ECTORY,
SEPTEMBER, 1853.

The First Fall Card List, collected by ;. NJ PIT
TENGILL & Co., Newspaper Advertising Agents, No.
0 State street, Boston, who authorized by the
publishers of the best and mo>t ~idoly circulated
Newspapers throughout the United states, to take
advertisements and subscriptions at their ioweSt rates.
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Sc " ING MA CHIMES,
GROVER. BAKER q co

'UNlllS MACHINE is now justly the most approved,
l. and no controversy exists between it and any
other patent. Offices, 81 Chamber st., New York;
llaymarket square, Boston and ~ South ith ST.,
Philadelphia ly
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Atlantic white Lead,

ZINC PAINTS, VERMONT LIN
IA SEED OIL, boiled do and other Painting
tor sale cheap by A. u. SIhoNG'
May "a. dNwH
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q i y y .
gpE READ! REApi!! READ
DIR. HAMPTON'S
VEGETABLE TINCTURE
The Great RestOr tive and InvigOratOr of
the system.
This article which has made many wonderful
cures was discovered by Dir. JESSE lIAMrruN of
Louisville, Ky, in fine health in thp 1Hth year
of his age. and is acknowledged by those who have
used it to be the best family medicine in and
is rura1td free jrom all Diurai SubStancc. by its
mild action ON the stomach. Liver and Kidneys, it
will cure the diseases of those organs, with all
chs onic Complaints, a.
Dyspepsia. G, ugh. Asthma, Bronchial and
Lung Affections. Pains in the Back,
side, and Breast, Consumption,
Scroiula, FITS, Rheumatism.
GOut, Neuralgia. Fi>iula,
Bowel CompIaint.W W rms,
Nervous Debility,
WITH ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPURE Moon,
Asa F,maic Minme, it has no equal, 1t Will
change the complexion from palid to blooming
one.
Wherever introduced it, success i, unboundcd-
1t has certificates from Hon. Henry Clay Hon X.
VI. johnson, Vice President of the lnicd states {;
Hon. John II. I. jerome, Mayor of the city OF
Baltimore the Spanish Consul; Judge Davis :;
lund Washington ircm Chaplain of the United
States Navy; from the State Department, Washing
ton from the brother of the Physician of the En-
pcror of France who was cured by it after all other
remedies had failed and from hundreds OF others,
making up amount of testimony never before
given to any other discovery Of medicine. trla
of it will convince the most skcptcal.
MORTIMER a. MOWBRAl, Proprictors. y"
304 Broadway, Ncw-York, and $40 Baltnorc-strcct
Baltimore, Md.
Fl PRICE-Sl per bottle six bottles for -.
ID. TAl LOR, Junior, Boston, General Agent for
the New England States and British Provinces.
WILSON, FAIRBANK 4 co., l3 and II Hanover
street, Boston, Wholesale Agents and for sale by
Dealers in Medicines every where.
II GEO. p. SANBORN 4 CO., Agent for Bur
lington and vicinity.
august =. wImos0
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IMP ORTED CARPETINGS
FALL 1853.
Peterson n HlsumOllrcy.

~ TJTO0VFVV. 7 ". IT NFr sfrrn,
4 II the attention of friends and the trade to
y their large and magnificent stock Of rich and
elegant CAnrErlNGS imported direct from the Eng
fish and French manufactures for our City Retail
Trade, consisting of BoUuase" Carsts in one entire
REORGANIZATION centre, landscape border Medal
Ian Cayp,ts from the most celebrated manufactures
and are not confined to one mans exclusive make.
|cird amt l"6HsSon f0rpcfs, of rich design and Of
every new pattern made up to the present time
Tdp'stry ami Brussels Carp,tS, which for variety,
style and quality, arc unsurpassed in the United
States together with all other styles of Carpetngs
manufactured. We do not deem it necessary to par
tcularizc our stock, or mention the number Of our
salcs-rooms, but merely say, we defy the Whole
Trade together, to produce n better all of which
will be sold on the most reasonable terms
PETERSON x HUMPHREY,
3mOs No. 37g I}roadwav
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S. NJ. PETTENGILL&Co 5 ADVERTISING AGENCY
1872 Nassau ST N York & 10 State st. Boston
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IAiMSIey ~ Darl!ns-

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
G2 Fesscy str"t, mar Gr'nwch street, New York.
hRDERS personally or by letter equally regarded
~ in prices qualities, dispatch, &C. ly
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In Cheese Makers.

Won will find at LIMAN'S, nice
1 article OF CHEESE CLOTH Please call
and examine, A.,
Bennington June ID, 1888, da"u
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Piano EOrtcS.

AL BrO0dIrdY .NcU YORK.
vUNlIE Largest and Best Assortment of first class
] Piano rortcs in New York, both with and with
out the .EoliHn Attachment, may he found in Al
Broadway. All persons wishing good instrument
at low price will be sure To find one at
LINCOLN Il TIlOMpSON'S,
Iy "a BruadWuv. New lork
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She Rest Hair Dive.

RAllARD'S New and Improved Edition is the
L > cheapest and best article now offered I" the
public. 1t will color the Hair any shade in twenty
minutes, Principal OGcc 1893 Broadwry,
LEW YORK. ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-03

OPPOSITION TO THE MAINE LAW-THE FISHERIES.
Boston, July 2-S P. NJ.
BY the steamer Admiral have received st. john N.
papers Of the lst inst The attempts to enforce the
Maine law in New Brunswick had been successful.
At Richmond where the friends Of the law instituted
some prosecutions, the Temperance Hall blown up
with gunpowder and ruined.
Accounts from Magdalen Islands state that the macks
rel fishery SO far has been an utter failure.
The St. John papers comment the fact announced in
American papers that the American fishermen are
arnipg themselves. They argue that such act is
piracy for they fsh outside the line they will not be
moesed but think that they intend to within ths
line, and if molested fight their way out