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- Z y n II n n 4 ~
New Discovery in Medicine
4 FEW WORDS on the rational treatment. With
n out Medicine, Of Spernntorrhea or Local
weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits La situde
", knees Of the Limb, and Back indisposition and
Tncsp.e,.- H.. Study and Labor, nullue,a Of Appre.
hension. Io,s d, -, mory. Aversion to Society.
Love Of Solitude, 1rdy, 49,. ST. ttthes''
Head Acne, Involuntary Dischars... ~ r, Tue
Sido, Affection or the Eyes, rl1plss On ". i''e'
Sexual and other Ius!uiliss ID Man.
From the French Of tr. DeIsney
me ,~rortapt fact that these alarming oirrlauts
may oa.ily be removed lcRhom medicine, is, III .hs
small Tract, clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
new ard highly successful treatment, Sdo,ted by
the Author. fully explained, by the means Of whios
every is enabled to cure himself perfectly, and
at the least possible cost, avoiding thereby all
the advertised nostrums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in
sealed envelope, by remtting tpc,t paid) two Port
age Stamps to Dr. B, DE LANEY, No. II, Lispcn-
ard Street, New York City.
Dec. IL. 1854. d6~tf
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Pianos: Pianos! Pianos -!

llLNIiuN Ol ~ NtHASl Re Is RESPEC T.
~ fully called 70 new AMI gigantic invention IN
Plouo lcrtos nov fully perfected aud before tLe
public, known hs II ALL's Celestial Iriple-stliuycI
Piano. Tho peculiarly of the Celestial Piano CON
5sts ia it, capacity for oct1U, playing with tine sIngo
dngcr, an attainment hitherto unknown to the
PiEnOiortc,
The most ordinary performer l. enabled By tho
aid of this Improvement to produce effects in octave
playing that would coutOuui q IhHlhcTr 90 q List7
One oi H. chief eNcellrucir, f. ii- capacity {. be
used at viii us eI ordinary Piano of the sv,,te.t
quality of tone, and is instantly changed by the
Of common pedal To combination 20 drilling
and majestic, us 10 captyate and charm the heart.
These instruments are superior IN power t. two or
binary octave Pianos, while for sweetness purity,
breadth, and richness Of tone, they challenge the
competition Of the world
1his Is the united testimony of Professor md
Amateurs who have tested the Celestial Piano. Or
binary Pianos Of all sizes, and second hand f0T
sale 40 reduced prices.
ELY MUNGER, 52i BrcaGxsy, n. 7.
hsn lisclurera and Deelera, wholagale sud retail
Oct. -. 1895, -"-'-
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II a nj s

1 oLAH1IGG ~ ANS. SMALL >lIF. ~ IL
= r,ert fpr hoiin. Hotel hecpor- aud retailer.
will be Implied Ua r,a unable term. at
Jul, is. assti 4. :. DENFI.
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rRoY BELL FOUNDRY
A G AR ID


hOCT0R GEO. NJ. TIGuE STUDENT
~ under Sir Ashley Cooper, late Of the CITY Of
london, England, has taken up his abode in Eur.
hnstUn, Vermont, and is now prepared to practice
dpon cancers, GumOrs aud UlcefE; Scrotula salt
"neum, Nenerosl Diseases, whether acute or chronic
'hu az Cutaneous Diseases Of the skin uo pledges
dlmseli not to take any person under treatment
whom he cannot cure, and makes no charge where
theTe Is no cure elected, Persons bringing certi6.
Gates from the Miuis.er OF their Religion of their
inability to pay, he will cure without charge nd
Will forfeit hundred dolsrs in every case Of fail
ure' LUIS he eels assured will be sufficient to con
vince the public, that no does not belong to that
c!ass OF pertcns called charlatans or quacks who
i've upon tho sudernga and creduty OF their fellow
cresture,
SYMPTOMS OF cAscEn--Ihis disease orisip,.e,
IN tue form Of Pimples. Warts Scales, Horny PRO.
tuberances, Preternatural enlargements and ruber.
eular Elevations. Sometimes unusual heat and
very unpleasant itching, succeeded BY a tgitcuinv
ana sensation folt as ii there we're ly or spiJeI
craving over tho part, ami intervals a darling
aoounS PAIN which becomes more frequent as the
disease progresses.
1t also originates from blows, bruises and tho
ordinary causes and states OF inflammation proluc.
cancer glet aud auyistv are aIJo its cgusos -
sorrow for tho loss Of relatives also often pryluc
~ II Is iavoured 10y age and by the unmarried
state IN "ynan when it occurs in the married tho
.nehse' imoit always cease first, showing a coppec
tlon oetNesr them it 30 apears very commonly
at the perlod when til secretion disanpegrs /,
occurs even in subjects es youug as five ears but
most commgn in advanced liIc and scr,iu!a predis.
poses to it. F''i''
Tho Doctor will attend on patient. In tho c,r,tr,.
II called on to DO co. 10 inform them Of his ,eIa
ipout', lhst they may avail Themselves Of his scr
wees. Ills address il " DR. uroRcr N T,-,,r
corner Of P.ne and Pearl Streets Burlington VI.
GEORGE ". IiuuE,
March q, 1883 I l3,-'2''
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Albany Agricultural Works,

Warehouse cRG s. cd Store
EMERY 4 CO, Sole Manufacturers Of EMERY'S
celebrated Patent Ruhoai Horse Powrs aud Over
shot Ti-sshng Mardme7 and Strwafo,s. Also
Manufacturer Of and wholesale aui retail dealers
in Agricultural Machines and I-Blencnis Of the
latcst and most approved kinds extaut dealers in
Gro'r, Field, Grass, Gorden, and Fore- Seeds, and
Fernh-ri. -y'-Warehouse and Sales Room, $50
aud 373 Broadway, Albany, \. Y.
Henry u. EpyFY. JAsEL REuriELp.
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lust Received at the BED.HIVE another Carton
- Of those elegant French wool Dc LANES, also
Cs.hmeres and Gold Medal do also a splendid
Line of French Merinos, French Grapes, "a style
Of dress goods y elegant Line of plain, ehsngea.
BILE, plaid, stripes, and rich Brocsde drcss silks and
pure Satins great variety Of long and square
Brocha, Ca-hmere, Ihibet, Merino and Woolen
shawls silk Wrappers, Mcrino Wrappers and
Drawers, Scarf, Embroideries, &c, &c.
More anon. n. PECK, JR.
Oct. 8, davtf
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ln1A FuI.-. UFANN MI PORN gg lpl-
wv Lara, % tut- l"' 100 gtl.. t,dt.l q.
- bbis Maj or,l Nc. ! Iut loo bA.. s4i. !
Horrips IS kit 10, ter ale by
HEEEICk I MILE
uAwti
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ST0I Is.
Stoves, Stoves,

thu subscribers .T,r 10 the trade ;air ami lib-
ero terms, large and complete a--.rtmcutot \ti'v
Of the frat quality, for both coal and wood, among
which the celcbra ted HlIck Diamond and May
Hover Cooking stoves and tho Irving and frauklin
Coal Burners. tls5, n large assortment e New
r4ttern parior Stoves for wood.
Egg, Fyara-n ". 10 Dearest, A5a~y.
IEEApNEIL a PLBrY.
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Notwithstanding.

nFpEhn KLCLGNHD FOR MARRIAGE ~.
~ dress, Party aud Business Copper plate Lr.
graved Cardt
] hose who already haze engraved plates Of their
Cards can have them neatly printed at short r.tics
II Apply at The ELE PRESS OFFICE, vA..e
Specimens n Va5i9us tyic, can be seen.
May 80. diStt
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M HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM
w market with a choice stock Of Groceries aud
Provisions, which arc prepared to sell for Cash
at Low PRICES. We ure tho trade ana dealers
generally that we have some Good Bargains TO offer
them. Please call and examine our stock The
CASH SYSTEM, 1. The system by which to get sosD
yrRDEs. HERRICK d MILES.
Corner King and Water Sta.
Nov % lS5r ddwtf
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TEA TOBACCO. Sr.

1~S GU. AND HALF CT. HYauN, H. =, Y.
l ~ H., and 0oloug Iess; III hrs. Tobacco,
- caset do extra in lump, 1000 gro. tine cutI {
and smoking do. uERklCk MILES
Nov Is dS~tt
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Copartnership Notice.

~ u UNDERSIGNED HAVE Tho DAY
i formed Corartnership for the Transaction OF
Mercantile business, and the Manufacture and sale
Of Stone Ware
+. X. NICHoL%,
l.. L. DpYNTU*.
"a
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LIGHT ! LIGHT :!

"a BONES CANDLES.
~ so do sperm do ~ boxes c"lored do.
80 bhl.. " inter bleached Whale Oil.
1oasks 10 do Pure Sperm.
liERRICk 4 MILLS
Nov. AZ. dAwtl
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4. G, ,rEAE, Agent Tor burlington aud vicinity.
l. 9. Il, 1854. vlygar
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lIICEUSCUPES. TELESCOPES, MATHEMAIl
VI CAT instruments, Gold aud Silver Braid
Tistol., Gold Cuff Pins, T.hin: Reels aud Basket.
Gold Bracelet, >leaIe Buttons studs, aud lot @!
Jewelry, received by
BRINa MAID, BROTHER 4 co.
July I, lsJi. ddv'i
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DRY GOODS.
Dry Goods at Wholesale.

inc Undersigned arc now receiving direct from
Europe, largo importations OF Dry Goods, embrac.
ing many new and beautiful styles. Also, very
general aud desirable stock of American Goods ali
OF which they are prepared to offer to the trade on
tho most favorable terms. Particular attention
given to Cloths, Cassncres, Vesting, and Tailoring
G'oot generally, An examination Of our Stock hy
Merchants and Merchant Toylors iS solicited
4. NJ. & W. y. STRONG,
Importers and Jo5b-s Broa4,ca,, tBan,.
A N Strong. Wm. =. Strong. 7. J strong.
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y Vplrnl eueirtItllrl,t.

LARGE STOCK on NIOLINS, ACCOBDIyES,
p Ilitrs, Bows, strings aud musical merrhan-
de, received 10 the Old attud, Church Street
JuIT b. DIV" JAMES 4. BRlE5HAID
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SHEET MUSIC.

Manufactured BY pP1ycr Co. Buffalo, aud CARRAE1
( Needham New York, Of All sizes and pattern ,
and eInlN ion lrm,r ont lcnr,Lrt.r
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lNollSts
IL ANlNG BOUGHT The STOCK OF CLOTHING
formerly belonging To SLOMAN 4 TURK tho
businsss will he carried hereafter under the name
OF H. II Nb, Who will continue to keep a large sri
fashionable stock If Ropd y-uad. Clothing and Gent
Furnishing Good, which will bo sold at tho lowest
cash price,. Purchasers would do well 10 call q,
TIL estdhllslmcs st bctolo purchasing 81 cvh,r, D.
am determined - ell - cent. rhr-p-r tL4u nm
other Cly.Ain. liou.o iu this state
20 tr.ocln0tr, s.. - BANK BLOCK, h,l,,,
C2mutrtrat a,d Fraa.,- 5. .Nci.r,r. Barlq
B.TtEh.
Darlington, Aur. . l--i dI.i,
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More than Ten TioLslnG Pieces nov on hand, rnl
all nov piece. of Music received soon publish
ed. Clio. Books and Church Must, Books Of every
de scription,
Nh. RUST will sell all nrticlcs rs loy a. those ot
the ,1ne quality can be obtained in any city, ard
liberal discouu: made to Tea .Acrs and those buy
to sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronac 90 he has thr- far
received, he will spare effort T. keep n complete
assortment Of al articles usually kept in Music
store, and by constant personal attention 10 his hu
siness, hopes TO sec in his New and Commdious-
Store ALL Of his OLD, nrd many NEW customers.
Burlington, July -, 1855 N3wf
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Removal ! !
Removal :

RUST HAS REMOVED HIS MUSIC
IL. STORE to No. S. Bank Block, one door es.t Of
the FUmers' s. Mcchar,cs' Bank, where he has a
complete assortment Of
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[ hickerps, Woodward a Brown, and

Brown = A lien,
whose instruments are we'll known to DO superior to
any others ma nufactared in this country.
SERAPHINES ASD MELODEONS,
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-ln L'r- "-'uIt" |'.I. ''~n
D')t Axe. shat. l..t. 1.v....-. ...Is ,u.,
iust received T. AL.ElCI Is MILLS.
Nov. ~, oSau
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GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
r abroad LINE!
EHE.9.s.gssA g.:;.Il!''', Es q -

RUTLAND BURLINGTON, RUTLAND b
WASHINGTON, WESTERN VERMONT,
IN CONNECTION WITH
TROY 1 BOSTON, Asp HUDSON RIVER r. rs.
Through Tickets to
BcNow, FdH', nn' hdren'
Fcene, lroY'
fuohJu'Sh Aiodry'
Boston, .N'N i""'
LcceN. rome
Worcester. t'''"'
RroitisborO Nyrd'p"'
Northampton, horhe"@'
Spring field, ptDdo'
Jfa,,foId. niagara Iall,,
And al Point. we., Of Basslo, =. tho nortErns
,xnWrarrps RAuRoArUrPiCE,N No. WHEELER'o
BLOCK, first door East OF American Hotel. $500.
I,ARS Leave Burlington at 1916 AM. anu 90
- Pm, connecting at Futisrr'
Vi. BgSyIssros, 900 \. Nj, upon arrival oi
Train from Montreal, OgdeusDurgh aut Bost mr.
living in New York, $50 next morning, and Buffalo
same evening, 500 =. NJ.
VIA EAsLr BRipep, 500 4. NJ, arrive Of Troy
o 40 A. NJ New York al 200 p. NJ. The Lxpr.,-
Train leaves Troy at 90 A M''and arrives al Dull
VI. E,ely Berpsr. lis r. n, upon arrival Of
Train. from Montreal. ogdenshursh and Boston
reaching Troy at43o 7. NJ, New York Wv J. NJ
and Buffalo early next r,orn'ns' l" 'eu'0H 'V'
pre.. Train Of estsrn Roads.
DIFFERENTIATION Union Railroad Depot
TROY 73O 4. NJ, 1880 A. NJ, and 1'@o +; NJ
Erpress Trains of New York Central Raiirosd leave
Union Depot. Troy, EsFre', t'oo y, W, Msu go
A N. through Express 1880 \. ". Way $50 J..
N Evening Express 6.lOp NJ. Tho time Siveui=
from the actual running tlue of the routes iAch-
toned.
The Connection. between Rutland and Troy With
the Trains for Buffalo aud New OrN, are reliable,
giving ample time to obtain retleshineI.,' &c, NJ
Troy, through Tickets can be procured ii the ONCE
of III, Rutllni Burlington Railroad Depot, and
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TRUsSES,

4 3D. 'iNu-, 'ut .''t 'tN ltN,r.. "a
a. ci.. . A. ...- I.,.ft.. ,i...... .,. .....
iiltu. 3. ''.t.
"."'i real.r it lpa,rr.If
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GOOD THINGS

TIVE -UBaCFIBER uAc JUST RlgrINlH 4
! ,p CJy! Ir'H cs,amons wuI-b sru some eli
those large white Georgia Bank Cod ii-h, Nc. !
MIeherel, Pure Whit. Vine Vine gar, Syrup, l.a-s
oi every TRADE, reasill prices aud qualities is,
Rarius, Nut, Pruuu.. Iariu4, Sage, Iapiocs, Mac
cAroui Curu et5rtb, tItruu, Lurrauts, aud more If
that o. q. Java Coiee--pure, sui fresh ground
J. :. PIEEt =.
jar. .. d4nG
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Merchants Garelipg Uu

HAS BEEN BEFORE TIE PUBLIC MORE
4 than Is years, and has acquired an unboundcd
celebrity, not only as the best Ljniment for Horses
yer known, but au EmbtOcation for Family Use,
t stand, uurivalcl.
It IL solt by almost all Druggists and Merchant.
hrou shout the Country, Of whom Pamphlets con
tluing testimonials Of its wonderful efficacy may b,
lad
General Depot, Lock port, y. Y. a liberal di,
is made puchasors, aud ALI order. addressed
TO VI. II. TUCKER CO, successors to G. ".
MERCHANT, will meet with prompt attention.
Soib by TliEO. 4. PECk, q, W. ALLEN, A. {.
PEAR, snd G. q. CAtLlN, Burlington ERR
ALEXANDER, Charlotte JOHN SGMMONDS, I'd.
'helbp-ne l.. W. WILLIAMS, Essex L. b.
GREEN, Richmond L. :. WHTTC0MB, Willistcn,
hiv. 60? E. IL. LANE, Jericho Center l. BUR.
less CO., Milton &. {. GSlIAM, Winooski Falls ;
ind by Druggists and Merchants generally through.
nut the Cnited states and Canada:.
Aug. 1. 1854. vGwly
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CRUCkERY, SC.
En0NNn!tS.
Wait Il Coates,

Nos $50 and 36l BroGd,coy ABauy.
Wholesale Dealers IN
Groceries, Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Mclass'', Spices,
Foreign fruits. Nut, DC; Havana segar-, Of SUI
perior quality Sre.m, solar, Whsle aud Olive
OILS
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Rooms In the Cify of New IorL

CENILEMEh VISITING THE CITY OF NV
- IONh, can lind pleasant accommodation. q,
No. II, West Tenth Street Tho locality j. yer,
airy and healthy and Convenient for ajrangers
near to the 9Th Avenue Railroad, and several line
Of Stages and the rootus will be found innr,
plcptant Than nj my hotel.
June Il lsJt dtrtr
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Gentlemens Shawls.

lust received by typr-s., IS isrpe io, of t,rn,lr-
!, mans shawl. at IT iih'o Clothing oto1,. so..
: Bank Block,
No. L. DID,.
REAk> GREASE FROM ,ciroou' T.. rfutn,d sad
Pl'in. loT sale " IULu. 4. PItb.
Nov. /. diw--
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AMERICA AND CANADA,
tcr Furl,n g,on, boston, Nh,lehaN, Surg
togo, Troy, .iDonV and N.U YORK..
ALSO
freight train Nth ps-sereer crr ATTACKED ill
leave Caugh uswags at 10 30 =. NJ, connecting With
the Noon trains to and from OgdensLur:h.
RETURNING.
leave Plsttsburgh for Mooer- Juuc.,or and
v- ~ arrival VI tho beats a. 20 =. III. snd
80 =ctns with the Ogdensburgh Grains.
,,.,.r,.Ja,iat, ia, leaves pia;t.btTgh al
10 90 m, On arrival Of the fRa .NCls sALIus from
Burlington, connecting with tAe tfa.' to and from
osdensbursh.
RETURNING,
Leave Mo6sIs Junction ~ y Il. 10 t!i.e iOr 40
boat for Burlington. "
Oetober II. 1858. cd~u
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Later from the Fisheries.

4 fEW IlEECE-- tLMON. 70 .MAChl.EIl
sud COiG -h--aud u lew BuNcs Caulit-, vlt..
ord mr. ,oalc from tue li.hcIies, tot -al- hy
A. :, DENIi.
Oct 10. ddHn
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N.HO I EN- LE \ IT T. EkA Y
Foreign Liquors, NA,., Cordiels, Havana NessIs,
DC. ai.r, a suq.' isr srtillco ri IA --,t-u
and Nauou taleia Nhiskcy.
NJ. II state Street, ALBANY.
Jauct Reid william uayi.
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Shoulder Braces.

'NHA1 CELEBRATED KIND, TIE CHus1
] ENpauacr aud 81 ponder ooub.4'd, 90 berof .
eii 10 the St9ajerH i,sut and Contracted CLr,f, 70
sale al (dAwtD IuLu. A. PECk'o
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india Rubber Goods.

~ every j .criplon. kept constantly ou haus
- ~ Il Turn, =. BauA BLOCK, North
Joe Of The taaro,
Nov, =. dNuE
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Gents Silk Shirts.

EEHILEIrN. Nut WILL liAp II Llvh>'a
~ nice lot OF silk Shir.' fer summer wear, just
the thin. iur tbi. climate, Also, good assor;ui,ut
Of Hosiery, Gloves, a.. Call at tie Conner store.
Il3 -
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II. G. DAVIS 81 Co,

Manufacture, If aud II1,i,,ol, D,,'.,, -
Il + 4 n y MADE CLOTRJN
Importer, aud Jobbcrs Of Cloths. Cas,iusro. Wet,
lng5 aud Trimmings. A largo assortrncr, % fins
ana medium, low priced Clotbpg, cor.tgrti~ on
hand and .r -al' ou On. most d. Isl t.r.r.. u.r
chants s.e invited to call and c.suir, COR stock.
NdS. . end ! Elctaage, ihony.
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TWO >LNEN OCTAVE PIANO FOETES, IRON
j the celebrated Mandatory of Noodvard :
Brown; one beautiful Corral CAST Just received.
and nov t, be Ecu at ECsI'S Music store.
Burlington, May 4. dSwu
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MOTHERS hLLILl, This jGstly celebrated
Nh Medicine il tor s4ic b. the authorized Acoat,
rHEO. \ PLCk.
Pamphlet. relating to it, to be had al the cour,-,
Dec. (. dNWti
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Fyler's Butter Working Churn.

nCCIDsDLY THE BEST ClIuRN IN uSH.
- They avs worthy the attention Of Butter
maker. Also
Cast Steel ShOvels.
- du:. Of superior quality, at much lyr"r
prices than ever before offered III Burlington. tor
tale at the Agricultural Store, CaLeh street.
JOHN 5. PIERCE.
Burlington May LIST. 1857 dd"tt
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FIEAUM NT'S LIQUID BLUEING, AND
NJ Patent Starch Polish, for sale 40
Isn.tE DR. DEWEY'5
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-09

70 Bituminous coal has been discover
ed in Beaver county, Pa, and the mine.
it is said, is now yielding $50 tons per
day.
q The Emperor of France, who is
by law the privileged and only tobaceonist
in the empire, has just established new
tobacco mandatory at Dieppe, making
the eleventh in France.
70 Laban Mercer, indicted for murder
in Wetzel county, Va, on the authority
of a ghost, has been acquitted. Tie ghost
failed to appear when his testimony might
have amounted to something. The ghost
produced lying spirit.
70 There are in the United States l5,-
1853 insane, and 1906 idiotic persons.
Of the insane persons enumerated, Ia, 972
are white, and white, and 638 colored
and of the idiotic, 1921 are white, and
1880 colored.
% A National Council of the Free
Negroes of the United States is to be held
at Cleveland on the 9th inst.
" An eminent psychologist has de-
cided that spirit.rappings are produced
by phantom postmen engaged in the de-
livery of dead letters.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-09

The SUPPLY OF FOREIGN GooDs.-A
correspondent of the New York Courier,
who signs his communication "No I'm
porter, but Jobber," referring to the
supply of foreign goods in that market,
says:
There are black Silks enough for a
year S consumption, unSold: also, large
over-stock of fancy Silks, which will not
bring 60 cents on the dollar of cost of
importation. The stock of French Mer-
inoes on hand is larger than twelve
months consumption; and as for low pri-
ced French and German Cloths, there is
no sale at any price; the open winter
through the Northern and Western States
left large stocks of goods on hand with
the retailers, and their general complaint
is, that their goods remain on their shelves
unsold."
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-09
JOB PRINTING.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Intsligenesr enumerates the i'm.
portant bills which the House yesterday
laid aside to get at the Nebraska bill; and
copies with highly approving comments
an article from the Charleston Mereuru,
taking strong grounds against the recent
senatorial anti-neutrality law movement
Of Mr.. Slidell. The InteRigeneer also
presents its readers with the Cars Off
cial reply to the publications against him
incident to the last anti-Russian discus
sion and developments in the English
Parliament.
The Union is ecstatic over yesterdays
proceedings in the House, wherein ''forty-
one Northern Democrats, and not one
Northern Wing" sustained the Nebraska
bill. The organ further argues to show
that abolitionism, as represented by
Horace Greeley, is secretly deadly hostile
to the continuance of the Union. The
organ, further, eulogizes the veto power,
and explains that, in the manner in which
it has been used by President Pierce, it
is great instrument for the preservation
of honesty and economy in the Govern
ment.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-09

THE YOUNG MAN, who, on the light of Thurs
i day, April 1i;h, at about O'Clock p m, saw
two women dressed in black, leave the other ~:
the east side of 10th street, the office of Dr. d,
er, ard cross over to the Old Medical College tier
attack Mis- Birch. and sga;n over from n.
Temperance Hall TO the other side of street, for
tie same purpose, and still again attack the SAM
lady on 9Th street, ard called her names, and tase
hod OF her, and accused her CT folowing them. anu
said she shouldge hack, will G. nfer a great lavor
by calling at this oce, TO- the benefit of the LADY
tack ed, who has been falsely represented AZ the
aseailant The sdy in question desiring grestly 70
procure his sestimo ny in legal proceedings, which
it is her purpose to institut.
The young man whose name anil address Is a;
present unknown. will please call and furnish infor
mation desired, with as little delay possible.
NAV 9-1t*