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On tcrit a ILadfpendance beige
" Constantine pie, Is JUN.

M. lc baron de Bruck est cnlin as
rive hicr SUI lie vapeur dc guerrc Gus
tozza. lie retard du reprGscntant de
rAutrichc, dams les circumstances ac-
tuelIes, commencait donncr lieu a dcs
interpretations diverses ct meme dcs
lnqU@tudcs sur l'attitude que Ie cabinet
d. V.cnnc Sc propose de tenir dams Ia
latte qui paraft la veiIle de s'engager;
Car, bicn que Pom sache dcpuis qucIquc
temps dtja gull n'appronve pas toutes
les pretentions de la Russie, on ignorait
sill conptait fairc cause commune JUS
qu'au bout avec les repr6sentants dc
France ct d'Anglcterre. On pretend
que les premleres communications quo
le baron dc Bruck etait charge de E,irc,
des son arriv6e, ont enforcement dissipe
les dontes d Get egard, ct qu'auj jourd' hui
la Porte est sire du concours de toutes
les pulsSances signataires du traite de
l64l, pour 'aider Il delendrc I'integritG
dc Fcmplre ottoman.
!" Ccst demain qn'expire lie d6lai dc
huit jours donne a la Porte pour repon-
dre la lettre du comte dc NesseIrode,
don't jc joins lei une copie. Cette re
ponse est dtja connue; ellie est en- tout
conlorne a celles qui ont etc faites pre-
cedemnent aux diverses sommations du
prince Menschikof. Ains, CONNIE un
nouveau retus doit provoquer Ie passage
des frontieres par les troupes russes, con-
formenent a la menace contenuc dams
la lettre du comte de Nessclrodc, Oil
s'attend a aPprcndre sous peu de jours
la nouyeIIc de l'ouverture des hostiites.
Ainsi que je vous l'ai dea dit, la Porte
s'est mise sur un assez bon pied dc de-
Tense, ellie d pres de cent mile hommes
de toutes arncs sur la ligne du Danube,
depuis Varna jusqu'a Routschouk, ct
chaque jour ellie continue a y expedier
de nouyeaux renforts. Ellie Sc prepare
ainsi sur tous les autres points oil ellie
peut craindre une attaque enfn ellie ne
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pensG a la polnique. et oil on aIlait e
gorger M. Cornelius van Baerle pour
asolr trop pense aux tniipes.
L'afffaire d Fun. coup d'6pde, disait le
philosophe, ct mon beau royc commen-
Cera.
Settlement restait a savoir 81 CONNIE
!, M. de Chalais. CONNIE a III. de Thon,
ct aulres gems NAL tues: lie bourreau ne
reseryait pas pins d'un coup, c'est-a-
dire plus d'un martyre. al Pauvre tuIi-
pier.
Van Bacrle n'en monta pas moins
resolument les degrees de son echafaud.
Ii Y monta orgueileux. quoiqa'il en-
cit. DEERE l'ami &c Get iIIustre jean ct
lie flIeul de ce noble CorneiIle que les
marauds amasses pour l. soir ayaient
dechiquet6s ct br1l6s trois jonrs aupa-
ravant.
II s'agenouilIa, fit sa prierc, ct remar-
qua non sans eprouver une siye ,joie
qn'en posant sa t6te sur lc 5ilot Ct en-
gardant ses yeux ouverts7 j verFait jus
qu'au deruier moment la fenGtre grIIlee
ia Bnytenhoff.
Enfin l'heure de Caire ce terrible
movement arriya Cornelius posa son
mention sur ls bloc humide ct frold.
Mais a ce moment malgre Iui ses yeux
SC fermerent pour soutenir plus .resolu
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Nous annonqons que lie Juge J. N.
CARRIGAN. Snrintendant actuel des
l;colcs PubIiques de l'Etat, est candi-
dat pour Ia meme place Il Ia prochalne
Election, sujet a la decision dc IL con-
vcntion democratIqne.
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DEUXIEME PARTIE.
{ Suite. J
ILL.
L. EXECUTION.

Au milicu de ces menaces, dc ces
hurlements ct de ces vociferations, pour
ne pas les entendre sans doute, Corne-
Illus s'etait absorbe en- lui-meme.
A quoi pensait ce uste qui allait
mourir.
&c n'etait nj ses ennemis, nj q ses
juges. nj ses bourreaux.
C'etait aux bellies tulipcs quill ver-
rait du haut du ciel, soft Ceylan, soft
az Bengale, ailleurs, alors qu'assis
avec tous les innocents a la droite de
Dieu, il pourrait regarder en- pitie Get
te terre gu on await george NM. Jean
ct Corneille de Witt pour ayoir trop
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yN,usi.eur lE Hteir,

Vcnillrz nnnoncar pn,: NJ. A. W.
.h)UKnAN cst candid"t a la place de
Rrpresrnlaat ~ Congress pour 'e 2'nc
District Congres>iounci de Get Etat, sn-
ict IA decision dc Ia Convention Demo
icratignc.
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M0nS yci4y rEdGtcur,

Feuillez annonccr que ctdant aux
solicitations DUN grand nombrc d'amis.
NJ. VlLEOR LEBLANC a conscnli
a Sc laisser porter candidat Il 10 place
de Recorder de la paroisse Assumption,
a la prochainc election.
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.luonsieur EEditeur,

VeuiIIcz announcer M. Angus
DUPLA INTER-, de Ia paroisse Est
Baton Rouge, CONNIE candidat Il ia place
d'Auditeur des Complies Publics, sajet a
Ia nomination de la Convention Demo
cratique,
UN GRAND NoMBRE DE DEMocRATEs
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" A la requGte dc tous ses amis, NJ.
DESIRE LEBLANC Il CONSENT Sc
porter CONNIE c;ndidat a la place de
Gretlier de la Cour du Cinquiemc Dis
trict, pour la paroisse Assumption.
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fIF Nous sommes antnrl-6 annoncer
uuc NJ. CHARLES Il. GRENEAUA est
candidat democratic a Ia place de IRE
soricr d. Eta,, sujet la decision dc Ia
Convention Democr;,tique-
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NapoI6onviIIe, 81 Juliet 1853.
Monsiclr CEdlteasg,

.lonsicur tEdltesv,
VeniIIez annonccr dams votre estima
bic journal que N. A. T. HICKMAN.
lie liinl"ire actuci, Il consenti Sc lais
ser porter CONNIE candidat : la place
de Sheriff. aux elections dc noyenlbre
proclaim, a Ia rcq,i9te de
SIS NOMDREUX AMlS.
(Sulyent de noGbrcuses Signatures
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M0nsieuy EEdate,.y,

Veuiiez annoncer dams votrc journal
cue M. JOHN T. ATRAUD, tituIairc
actucl, est candidat aux prochaines eIec-
tions pour la place de AecordCr de Ia
paroissc Ascension. II scra soutenu par
SES NOMBREUN AMIS.
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I09tsie1sT l.Editelr,

Veuilicz annoncer qu'aux elections de
novembre proclaim je suiS candidat a
la place tie Recorder de ccttc paroissc,
que 'occapc actuelcment.
ANDRE LEBLANC,
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RUSSIE EFT TURQIIE.

dates dc Liverpool du 6 courant.
RUssIE EFT TURQUIE.
I.'ailaire de la Turque pris IN as,
pcCt mcnaGant.
L'cmpcreur Nicolas lance unc pro-
Clamarion dGcIarant que Ia seulc vote
quill puisse 5uivre pour obtenir de Ia
iurquie ce quill dcmande est 'occupa-
ton dies provinces danubienncs, ct que
son intention est d'en vCnir Ia.
lie prince de Suvia a mis- $4,000
hommes ii la disposition du sultan.
La milicc de Constantinop!e Il rcGu
ordrc dc prendre les armcs.
On dit que Iarmee russo paSsera c;,
masSe le Pruth lie 4 Juliet.
On rapporte que les f1ottes francaisc
ct anglaisc sont entrees dams les Dar-
daneIIes pour SC porter la rcncontrc
i cs Russcs.
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Der Of Delegates be not socciGed bu,
left TO thn option Of the mactino
The following gentlemen were una
nimous,y uomnaIrd
Ess. di,ilict. Jacque, Duioi. p. Vcntross
.Iosrpb Leblanc. Henry
l;rIyerc. Adclard Landry.
w. =. VcNtrcss, Edmond
l}uo!.
"a district. john 1. Landry, ThtodnIe
&Icllard, }. Agnes, a. W.
Warren, Ecfd. Nodrigne,
SImonct Laundry, Francis
N'cnan. Adc'afd Dichany,
Pierre Caller, haphao! Ro-
drlgu"2, EiyaCinthc Comes,
Paul LcbIanC, Juar Monte
slno.
81 district. MA!COm Nichols, DR. john
SON. OIGophas Smith, >
" c''s'l&'N2 j. l.: h".,d"i',
"olih NoiotoCk, w. lNi,h-
,rhn.,,.-' t"' 1'' g, s'.>',I rN''" -' '''''|'''
4 NJ rr,n,n,,Int A oh;,,a y;
,L,r1 na.I,.an nT>'In,
u;I.s r,y,,lor D {, p"H.,
r'a',:. pi,'0|,.nI ,0,i ~ =; ~: :','p'' "4
I.Yna' r,,1n r, r. '',o' .'u1 -' y
''"2 10y. ,'.,,:>n J'''' ~ '"'0'
III, 1;.,, S>~nr;,, Hr,"1 ~. r, IT,.
man, john T;bauu w
sa ~ ,, .,
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tONT-DREAUh, AZ.
TurpopAux M. Adol phe Blanchard.
UoUmA M. i. Gagne.
Sre-MAp,r Nj. Etienne Penisson.
AssoMpT1oN :, G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star
Rrt1E R1vrERE NJ. Pierre Theriot.
p,,ycorRTv1t.tE. nj. e.. J. L. Gauthier,
II Dams les paroisses OH nous n'avons pas
s,onme d'aeents, nous prions les Maftres de
3,oste dc vouofr Sc charger de fagence de notre
4euile.
ANVONCES Pour les insertions, annonHes,
avis, etc., etc., les conditions sont les soNah1e'
Par DIX L1GNEs, pourla lere insertion VI W
Pour les insertions suivantcs :: 81
Tout abonne qni voudra suspendre son aoon-
ncment, devra pr&venlr, par ccrlt' lEd1eur,
nuinza iours an hdlt.s, avant lexplration dn tri-
lneStre.
On execute limprmere du PIoNNIER, et &C
aux prix les plus innderts, toutes especes d,ou-
vrages typographiqucs, (Jobs,) tells que, CAR
TEs. FAcTuREs, PAMPHLETS, BLAECs: ETC, E Tc.
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IL Was finally resolved chat the nnm
ber Of delegates be not specified bu
left TO the option Of the meeting.
The following gentlemen were Una
uifnnuc.N nnnlinaind
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of this meeting be forwarded to TIC
Editor of the ',Pionnicr dc l'Assomp-
tom"
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JonN 7. LANDRH,} Sec.
EMILE PIcoU,
NOUVELLES D'EUROPE.
New York, 10 juillGt.

..c steamer Franklin, venant du Ha~
gre via Southampton, est arrive avcc dcs
dates dc Liverpool du 6 courant.
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UN GRAND NoMBRE DE DENocRATE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-11-04
India Rubber Gloves.
MITS, MITrENS, &c.

7 TItNNNi
tOU NTRN MERCHANTS, in making their Fall
u purchases should not NEGLECT these desirable
and saloablc articles, Their manufacture has been
much improved of late. The Wool Lined Glove,
and Mittens are indispensable in cold and wet
weather. Ladies' will find these Gloves very useful
in any work that soils the hands, not only protecting
but making them soft and white. Also AN eSetli'h'
remedy for salt Rhcum or Chappcd hands. They
are made all lengths 10 protect the wrists and arms
For sale, wholesale by BOWEN a McNAMEE, New
York NoRCRoSS a TONNE, Boston and by
all Rubber pralcr2, 3mus
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-11-04
Real Coolers.

I'VE would again call particular atten>
w tion 10 our assortment of FANS-eonsidcring
it one of the best in Burlington. We have them of
all varieties and STYLES, prices and coorS-Sandal
wood and lyon do, Papcr Nachce' Chinese, Ivory,
Silvcrcd, Plain, Palm Leaf and common paper
Childrcn's and Misses Fans, for sale low at
II. V. HORTON Il CO.'S
No. | Bank Block. June 80. dGwN
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Avn Il az HEA,

CAPT. O'GRApY. CAPT. FOSTER.
TIIROTGH LAKE CHlNPLIIN.
MERICA WILL LEAVE BURLINGTON
"A daily, (Sundays cXccptcd,) at 10 % a. NJ,
Passengers for Saratoga, Troy and New York di-
rect will arrive at Whitehall p. NJ, Saratoga
J Is, and Troy in season for the evening Boat To-
New York, arriving next morning. or Schenectady
4 30 p. NJ. in season for Express Train West same
evening
CANADA will leave Burlington daily, Sundays
cxccptcd,) ut . 90 T. NJ, arrive at Whitehall 90,
Saratoga o0 Troy 10, Albany - A. NJ, and
New York City $40 =. NJ. Passengers West will
arrive at Schenectady 5 30 a. NJ, Buffalo 4 80 =.
NJ. in season for Boats or Cars West same evening.
Ample time will be given for Breakfast.
CoN leave WhH'hW NWrf1g morning arrival q
Steamer Cmtda far Saratoga.
This very deli shttul trip affords every attraction
t. the Pleasure Travel, and embraces "a grand view
% tne Green Mountains on the one side, and the
tirondac ON the other, o@cther with the beautiful
Islands, Bays, Rock Dundcr, Split Rock, the old
Furtcltions at Irown Point and Tcondcroga (Which
was taken on the 10th of May l11j, by Ethan Allen
ana III, band of So Green Mountain Boys,) all OF
which may be seen from the Steamer passing "
Lake Nhamplnin.
S.T Be particular to purchase your Tickets by
this Route.
FOR TICKETS APPLY ON BOARD STEtMt RS
Or to NJ. l.. ClllRClI, Agent, Burlington.
Buriuston Oct. &, 1888. dNwtf
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millinery Goods
VIM. AT\VATER & CO..

= " VT IT T " IT INV ',.-..,-
81 tHombcr STREET, NV YORK.
4 RE now opening their Fall stock, consisting of
~. Ribbons. Sutius, Nclycts, Gro de Antique, Mar
ccline and Florence Silks, Trimming laccs, Grape
Lc-se, French and English Grapes, Bombazincs. Ar
tifcal Flowers aud Feathers and general a-sort-
ment of Millinery Articles, to which the attention
of the Trade is respectfully invited. 3mos
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n Il W ID K T. S S G. 90 ID s

NO. li6 BROADWAY, corner of Liberty street,
New York. offer for sale at low prices full
assortment, comprising French Mcrino- Printed
and Colorcd Mouslin dc Laincs Paramattas, Al
paccaS. BolnbaAincs silk Plaids, Gint claims, English
Prints &C. \ large assortment Of WOODEN ShuWls
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-11-04
Atlantic white Lead.

VINO PANTS, VERMONT LIN
Il ) ED Oil, boi!rd do , and other Painurg
nateU Is to numerous to mention Just received anC
Ior sale cheap by \. { SIkONG.
May "a. dAwA
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p. 81 &. Hscs.riash,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE ,Np uiIAII DEALins
HOUSE EuKNISHlNG AAwLCLL&

Col BrO0draH. N,W l0rk
SILVER Plated Ware. Cutlery, German silver
- and britannia Ware, JaWnncry. French Cook
ing tcnsil-. Composition. Euamrlcd aud Iron lio-
low Ware. Bronh", Copper and Brass Goods. Fancy
articles, Bathing Apparatus. Brushes. Mat Baskets,
Reirigcrators, sporting Tackle. &C.. Ne. 3mos
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D. Hs a a. ~ !

" "a "a q W
A LII WHO WANT ANES OF THE REAL COL
" LINS II co. make should be particular to notice
the stamps there various countcrtcitS and i'm
tationS stamped Collins and labelled much like
which are traudcntly sold in some parts of the
nitcd states "A our manufacture. They are made
in different part, of the country by various axe
makers. and generally of very inferior quality.
The genuine Collins aNcs, which have acquires. such
an extensive rclutation, are invariably stamped
"COl.l.lNS IL co., II ARTfOHD.' and each axe
has printed label with my signature. Ii is now
more than TWENTY-FIVE YEARS since we commenced
he business with the stamp of 'tulin, Goa Hart
ord and do not know of any other axc-makcr by
he maine Of Collins in the United States.
SAM. W. COLLINS.
August q, 49, w9w year
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ChilsOn's Patent &ir-Warnl-
ing 4 VcmtilaiSng

THO which was awarded the Worlds Fair Prize
L Medal at London, 1851 BESIDES gold and sill
yer medals, first premiums at the recent prncipa
Fairs in thiscounry.
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Pianos and Hscl0hcOns.

r. U, On 7 II n n ] =
423 Broadrdq, Nnr York.
'ENllE Organ Nclodcon, with Two Row, of Keys,
4 A., the best instrument in the world for
hurchc, short of the large class Organ. Price 5000.
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Warbleixeti 9rOn VaaMtcIs.

COLUMNS, TABLE TOYS, &c, NC.
In Imitation Of the choicest IL hlcS,
Manufactured 10y the
.>aiamand,r M0rdL Company, Sc BroG"r0Y
NEW YORK.
SILAS G. HERRING.
Business Department. j. ri SION. > months.
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SHEET MUSIC,

More than Ten Thousand Pieces now on hand, and
all new pieces of Music received n publish
ed. Glcc Books and Church Music Books of every
description,
Nn RI ST will sell all articles as low n those of
the same quality be obtained in any city, and a
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 10 keep complete
assortment of all articles usually kept in Music
Store and by constant personal attention 10 his hui
sincss, hopes to sec in his New and Commodous
Store, All of his oLD, and many NEW customers.
Burlington, July ID, 1883 w3wtf
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AZ q rs =.
4 QUANTITY OF NERN SU-

PERIOR HANS Oi nv own CuInE; WOlNIS m
the country, and families supplied ON nyorable
terms y = l'f'N I'll
Narr, "o,h l~13 'Nwu
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gsjneaO s'oe'tPS.

All Br6ddWdg Now York.
FHNIlE Largest and Best Assortment of first class
L Piano rortcs in New York, both with and with
out the .Eolian Attachment, may be found in AL
broadway. All persons wishing good instrument
at Il low price will he sure to find one at
LINCOLN a TlluN PSuN'S,
ly iIl Broadway, New \ ork.
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shr ase>t FaaIr Dive.

ID VT7VTT-- TT- ~ ---T----- ------7 ---
c.-...., a.. .,.' t.,.c., HOW ..4.lt. T. "a,
public. IT Will color tu. Lair any shade in twenty
minutes. Pr,ac,pai OIi,,, 80 Brpadu'V,
IEM YORK "
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IN SURED
20 First Class Lake Boats.


Running directly through to and from New York,
and all Ports on Lake Champlain, thereby avoiding
a deiag Of fUo ddyS IN rc-Shppng Goods ut Troy and
Whitehall. Property destined for Western Lakes,
will be forwarded from Rousc'S Point via Northern
Railroad to Ogdensburgh, thence by Crawford 40
Erie Il Ontario Line OF Projectors, or VIA Patts-
burrgh Montreal Railroad To Caughnawaga, and
theme by Steamers on the st. Lawrence.
The Boats of this Line will be invariably towed
by steam on Hudson River and Lake Champan.
The Steamers BOSTON, Capt CuANBERI>IS +;
ETHAN ALLEN, Capt. llINChLEY JAMES IL.
HOOKER, Capt. SNYDER, will run in connection with
the Merchants Line daily between Whitehall, Bur-
lngton, PattSburgh and Rouac'S Point attording
increased facilities for transportation Of Freight
and Towing.
Property entrusted to this Line for Transportation
is in all actually and correctly weighed at the
time of shipment, and the injury and delay to which
property may be subjected by Translucent, is
tirely avoided Particular care and attention given
to good destined t. Canadi, and to all property to
be forwarded by the several Railroads-Property
for Canada, forwarded by Northern Champaign a
It. Lawrence, and Plattsburgh aud Montreal Rail
roads.
Debcnturc and Warchousing business, promptly
and correctly attended to.
AG NTS.
MALCOLM CANFIELD, No. - Cocntes slip
New York.
F0LLETT II CO., South Wharf, Burlington.
SMITH BRIGGS.
\. FISHER, No. l9l River Street, Troy, n. Y
A. NJ. HERMAN, r. X. Depot, Ogdensburgh
CllAS. SEYMOUR, Montreal.
April .. d&wtf
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SILVER SPOONS.

4 Good assortment of Silver Spoons or
I northumberland and flush and warranted
lure com, al II. !. HOH / "
March Is. d&wtf
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Win Nr DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPURE HOOD,
A. F,Drh Nd,cn", it has no equal 1t will
chang" the complexion from lHlid t" ii blooming
one.
Wherever introduced its success, i unboundcd.-
II has certificates from Hon. Henry clay Hon X.
Vi. johnson. Vice President of the United states :;
Hon. John II. T. Jerome, Mayor of the Cit! of
Baltimore the Spanish Consul; Judge Davis :;
Lund Washington irem IL Chaplain Ft IL" hted
states Navy from the state Department, Washing
ton from the brother of the Physician OF the Em-
pcrur of France, who cured by it after all other
remedies had Jailed and from hundreds of others,
making up amount of testimony never before
given t. any other discovery OF medicine. tria
of il will convjAce the most skcptcal.
MunTlAER MnWBkAI, P"prictors, No
30 broadway, Ncwl York, and 30 Halthnorc-street,
Baltimore, Md.
~ pKtCE--Sl per bottle six bottles for s..
II. TAYLOR, Juni,r, B"Ston, Genc,ul i-cnt ion
ia" View En- land states and british Provinces.
WILSON, FAikBAAh II co., Is and u Hanover
street. iiCstoh, Wholesale Agent, and for sale by
Dcnler- in Medicines every whore.
~ GEO. p. san BORN CO., Agent for liH
iington and vicinity.
august 2. w7mosG
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Piano sHOrtcS.
Cheap Piano Forte House.

4 j. 4 I. llAINES, no 3d Avenue, New lor,
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