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NRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
~ a son Nc. 81. Charss street.

WYRENCH AND SPANISH sTAUGdI b1
ID Monsieur ALIEN. NELSON, No. s ST. Charles street.
ESTIMoNIALS:
whether Will resume your eha
Of anguagesin the Kentucky Military Institute.
L. W. MORGAN Joint Superintendent
decidedly the best teacher French ever met
-' Prof NOBLE BUTLER, Louisville.
Monsieur e hIst
The speakng Spanish with elegance and pu
rity.n tLouaytie Journal. u
Hin well adapted into the myreh Of
FRENCH Spanish Engh Languages in very abort space OF
time. IN. o. Crescent.
We have opportunities of Judging Prof. and can
conacientouey him "apt eac and Of his "
- iana6 IL
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RED RIrER.

VIII lssye ou TUESDAY, JaIy 49, at o'eiotkr.M.
EyOR JEFFERSON, SMITHLAND, ~. "
I'D BENTON, PORT CADDo, SHREVEPORT and LE4MSsS4
all intermediate Red River and ass
Packet and swift running
H. Martin, will leave "a ABOVE
For freight passage spply on board or % :,
jy9a SMITH d FtMISTEH 20 ana ssIee.-
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MONKEYS REyENGE.-When monkeys are
in captivity, they always endeayor to be noticed
by visitors, partly for vanity sake. and partly
because they hope for certain donations OF nuts,
apples and other dainties. Their Jealousy is
easily excited, and knows no bounds, If they
imagine that their rival is getting more than his
fair share of the good things. few years ago,
one of Wombwells well known collections visited
Oxford, and, as usual, exhibited large allow,
ance of monkeys. These little animals exercised
all their ingenuity in attracting the notice OF
the visitors, in order to obtain some Of the NUTS
cakes, ETC., which they saw the elephant re,
ceiving. One particularly lively monkey had
attained to considerable eminence in his art,
and used to monopolize no small portion Of the
various delicacies. Suddenly, he failed to pro-
cure his usual supplies, and saw, with great in
dignaton, that most of the visitors, particularly
the ladies, had turned their attentions to the
next cage. This, of course, excited his Jealousy
and curiosity, and he exercised all his endeavors
to discover the cause Of his desertion. At
length, by dint of great perseverance, he CON
triyed to poke out knot in the board which
divided their partitions, and, on looking through
discovered that the inhabitant Of the adjoining
| tenement had lately been blessed with a baby
That unfortunate baby monkey instantly be.
came the objectof his unremitting persecution
| He watched it through his knot-hole--he pu
| his hand round the corner, and tried to pinct
the poor animal-he picked the keeper poke
of the food that ought to have gone to his riya
and, in fact, spent his time in devising new
annoyances. The mother oil this time was per
| feetiy acquainted with the evil designs of he
| neighhor, and carefully kept her baby ava,
from the dangerous corner where the monkey
hand was continually intruding itself. In
short time the little one was suffered to g
aaent by himself, and Ito untirinE aRsm
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
Crescent OFFICE.

CRESCENT OFFICE, I A
Monday Morning, July a. 1854 ! !
COTTON 80. There was a good demand on Saturday
and about $500 bales changed hands, mostly at easier
prices though without quotable change
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior .......41za5M Middlins Fair. .95a 11oA
Ordinary ........ .6AG71s Fair ......... .lo1sMn
Middling ..........72S09 Good Far. ..,..., 10
Good Middng. ... "a 095s Good and Fine. ID
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
EorroN-bales, ToaAcca--hh@s
zto,t on hand Sent 29s6
Received since 90. l421657 46,24
=. yesterday.. 0-l423217 1l4-i6 1856
143s.7se 1890
sxnort.s to dnte. 1s4os4s 35,oos
saturday IL 2s5 Il 351 633 91i=35 919
stock on hand not cleared @ s2156 80 COL
ron.o1n ,,.,d &c 1nt bbds sold follnws 1S
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EDUCATION.
" ENTUCKY MILITARY INsTITUT

NJ ENIUUhI
~ recsd by BOARD VISITORS appointed By the stste
il under the supandt Col r. T. p ALLEN distinguished
graduate Point aud practical Engineer aided p5 IN aos
Faculty. c-u, i,h
usually taught 10 the best win
addition extended OF Aahenae huf see
and Theoretie Practical Engineering.
Tbs buildings been entirely rhsted during hs
heating them vfh ssa compile
ted rendered Institute in respect
rdenc has oe4n in lhr
oaehness fins,rncon and atrietnsss of government
viii on the second Monday ~ eepe-
ber 1854 dollars senannua session. u-
geoas 20 extra, payable in adyanee W. ,-
the sndent. at Military county,
Kv.,' or the undersigned. 7. Do'LEt, p,
ffssdsht Of sue poA'u
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-e,.prEN nAKs anrEI. RIloxi. Miss

~ REEN UAkS HUTEL, BIIuAI, Mlss. :, EsEzS
M This famed and popular Reireat gsneray E1HzH
kn1n Throughout country under ths nAT
fpeu Mrs ELIZABETH PRADAfand hsr SON. = snsd
ssated mile dapt from The village Of spoai wiz "
on the Isl OF luce receipt Of visitors .,;,a
% GREEN ps KS too need an extended noiee
For suy wears tie popularity the has been
Tha many natural advantages, commanding The hne
aT on Lake. receiving the rurs SAL -
g. ,nn e uE have tavorshiy the many
Visitors from Orleans MOBILE and The snIreundng
and asaiona The BILLIARD RouMS ,h
fted up SAIL BOATS At 81 nass NJ tae
risito,s 'free Of ehnrge-aiso, CT ARET at Dinner
CARRIAGES HoRs Es procured at any MONS
In addition BRAsS BAND New orleans enssse
and BA IL may ested twice every weeH ro
ty IL Capans IL who will land them al me wea
the HOTEL r-n,,s
Per Week ........'.'..''..- . 90
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HNEII, CHENEY SPRlkGS.-Ile III 11sas8
drsleued the public that they hast EEssR
his WATERING PLACEard have IN ms eoeis
n RAW iuproyemenn the aeeonHcd alton Visitors.
The spr,ngs are situated the weeds parish Of 81
miles OPelosaa he ssine
south of Alaxandt, miles north Of ssen essa
water highly medicinal qualities and u
which was beyond me reaen b n.
remedies The supplied by Spring %ater ane nh ILL.,
by uyids Deer and wild Cat
ne sport aad the Lake seven ntes N M
twenty three miles md nail nun vas
abound other tine FISH, paek q ennds tor
and Boal fishing will furnished to the visofa hs
best aud Liquors which the New oresa can snei
i he kant Coaches always DC procured
opelousa wahingt any nanSs, o. ~
e Good Music furnished and 5aais grsen Twice PEI
esl srs Hunting Vehicles ladies % me
LAKE viii he kent for Gentlemen fond Of hunting
Fishing Tckie may Pc purchased nv me
received from at May o LIST November zls#
TERMS soARD
Ryt heM
w
Children Servants half price. @5z g rs
Horses, n ! M nCE,AP
iffiaI- y D1aS
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ge AIsINs.-500 half and quarter boxes J
~ Sts,aD,,s far sale by A. D. ER=gFE Il co,
sssa N'V 40 ~ Levee sire
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OnacHITA RIYER


VIII leave TUESDAY. July STATS o'efotk P.
EOR CAMDEN, PIGEON HILL, ~. h.
n ,HAsPAGNoIE WILMINGTON. MORO. L.6stssssSkz4t
MARIE SALINE ALABAMA LANDING, orAGiiE, IN
ia CITY FORT UNION. TRENTON, MONROE. PINE BLUFF,
COLUMBIA HARRIsoNBuRG TRINITY and ali andnga o. oia
RversThe light dranght summer psckss stea.
CARRIER, Walker, tdraSs only " nnea
water Fo eig apply On board
SMITH q flSliSI En- - ehnIsr -.
Carrier takes the place of the steamers Sarah and FRANC
Keeling.
,,; 1. ~ ~ va ~ ya7
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WaTERIyTG PLaCES.

USOR BLADoN SPRINGS, Gull ~ =
IUY SPRINGS AND DFWopoLts.-rhs NV JEass5sssSSa
jght 5rH gat re sengsr st. sraer HEROINE, s. W
Regular Packet for the aeovs ana s b
dis;e landings d1hg TIE SEASON nj.
Springs Sunday oetek and DsnoFoise On Monday
al 8ofcloek A. 81.
Bla5nn spr Wednesday O'Clock arriving a. aobhe
Mt q O'clock
t TIE HEROINE extremely lh draggst vii b hbis
reach regular bor all stages Of he ryef
For freight or pSssrge, rpbiy on board or
via - SMITH 4 MINISTER, Agents, Is Canal ST.
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vNTALNUTS-5O bales Grenoble Walnuts,
Nv for sale nv A. +, COCHRAN q HALL,
So streAi-
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n1sr OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
II aka

Catherine .......a o,dl
Copern cns. .56, di
Frederick Warren3T,d d.
Jane Doteu..... ds
IL ne E William s.G6, %
Jonathan t3oodhue n
lkran,lin. 81
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Will lesye v EDagsDAY, July 70 a, o'clock M
NOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND EcoRE IT, d
ALEXANDRIA and all intermediate lnndngs- L5tE1
swift running packet steamer
CHARLES Captain Samuel Applicants. viii iease potTey
al aAove freight passage
appy SMITH FIsfISTEF. Is Canal street lya4
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nCEAN SPRINGS, Mlss.--The un- ffss.sz

4 kCEAN nPKINNe, MIcN.-.1no ~ - EsssN
d.,sipred having Of these 1EEzA
newly and highly valuable hnsrai Springs req
he pubc large and
aus reception and tIansa M
ng The been made 70 we russ
and no effort has spared It the hshssi
mis- asn comfortable Attached to the Hotel are
IA ma md other usually found at watering paet
Ia hpg and ae bathipg quaed The
fh nn, 81 he water Springs, made by
hsnat proves mineral qualities o. ne
Tbn hydrogen esiss ID
and many from chssaie diseases naye esn
twsn NV Orleans and Springs during the tummsr starting
trer he Lake end oil the fehiehai1en L. JENNINGS.
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4 sosaarerk.
Esther Burr. ..LpT
Jane L Elizabeth. .LPT
III FRosers. .....L PT
1 Msjor Barbour. .LPT
lPAnama.-.......foint
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uAvANABdR Adams Grayl igan to Raf-1 do Castillo,
po heot DO bbs paper eigs valls-s3 DO
smnd. N del Campo-l ,irgrs y q UTquhsT do
81 IL E.piru Rarnagossa 6eo-3 do Gonzsa Uyare7
do Fernando do Borno-ls pkgs furniture PUG Mir
cos tobacco Cash6 bc1sa iweslnsaa and lot Of a
Captain NfcConneil 49,
NEW YoRK-steamabip Crescent City assorted msrehandiss.
ssALschr star4f hemp dorops sugar Lopez
q in specie S fernandez ~.
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NTEW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
lN FAcroRYsAwNG TURN1MS AND h saa sed n7s
on hand sawed order Sewsi ausera
Awning Posts and Moungb Of description Aso LAKE sn
pensacola Brick Sand Lime Cement etc Orders ana
executed with dispatch OF julie and ST
site he Nav tnlYiYl =''lttr"' a. 49,
q AZERAC BRANDIES. - The subscribers,
being agents importers in this city o. me
SAZERAC BRANDEs keep constantly on hna @ WIKI a. rss
7ss 1907 and 1906 and attention the rde as we'll rs
ronnoisseurs the being Pure Gtnnine article
coHno's' SFM. f. LEVERICH CO., Agents.
.o.f old Levea street,
E W, COELER, Importer and Dealer IN
BRANplEs, WINES CoRDA1s and HAVANA SlsA rs
lers the country filled and dispatched with puncuaiy NV
mr. articles taken their residences
y. Mons Fat choice articles sold here. - =. ,s
psssisssh ospesss ihs 81 ees'sa tsl
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sssmshp City wgdls nom nv York ia i''tsn via
Hayans 18th i1s 70 ~ @ pbaiSIa Ia a w rfyp.oa
R,g Msy Rgssb Mcconnell days ien Hayana mssad
district. = a. :. -. -, o....i... ,...... :,
ish Detno, Z1een,oo ohSs 'o Da'e'Hn' " 's an
sb s,sf. cannon fom sisa s Instant southmsyi Harrison
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,n.p LouisI,na Smith, eAlvs'.ot AID Msags,aa NV.
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n
Tov. cHRIsTY spEINss NApTs0NVILLz LEsss ssss
I ana H.. runfng esnper ALTON W A. Cries master, viii
isAs pp y, Rsi,osd Leaves Coyfngtou
Monday IL O'Clock. " rsesassy ? -
Tuesday, 4o'etoek p III lntttaAy' sgstess,
WednetJay, otelfek, NJ sa'utdsy eoetFA "A
Friday, II o'rl1ck. u 1 ~. 80 a N
Saturday o'olo-k III sionnS1 "
Also on s0nday ornIng se t sr,sal q he O'clock cars re-
,u,nng in time O'Clock, P. NJ, tram for ne efy
Leaves Mondays a. w Geo ~ a. @
season for the s% o'esck, NJ, tain 70 the city
! ~ L ~. . ", = ~ - P-s - T. WILSON,
mary ns'eaueu - Cafandeet ssrest.
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ID ELL CHENEY spRINGs.1zT he. I'm IN. 81 81

Per Week. "a
Per Dav.
eSs- Gaf fdren and Sersans hall price ny. Sn-
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NORTHERN RAILROAD, " \.
SUMNER ARRANG

IN aud after Mouda,', May 30, 1854,
u trains will run as follows
Leave Ogdeusbursh at73o \. NJ, aud2. ~
Arriving at Rousr'sPoiutnt 10 ?. NJ and 4 r NJ
Leave Rouse's Point AT 80 A. NJ, aud r.N
Arriving alto Idensburgh atl 80 P. y, M, aud
IL I'm.
Passengers leaving Ogdensburgh By the morning
trains will be able to reach
Boston and New York the same Evening.
Byth- atternoontrain they willrelch Montpelier
and Rutland he snme evening. aud Boston and New
York early the next dav. They will also reach the
steamboats, in season Tor their evening run south
through Lake Champlbin.
Passengers leaving BOslonaud New York in the
early trains from those cities and Montreal at 5
o'clock 2. VI. will reach the boats from Ogdens-
bargh tor ports on Lake Ontario and the Upper
Lakes the same evening.
The train leaving OgdrnsburGh at 80 ~, con-
nects withthe Express Steamers from the West,
putting passengers by those steamers into Boston
and New York he same evening. tgy Tkistrain
does notstop al Way Stations.
GEORGE PARKER,
d&wtf Superintendent.
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The Steamer Canada
CAPT. 5. r FOSTER,

Ga,se Nuth,, leave Whitehall at 10 i. VI,
arrival OF first Train Cars from Troy, Albany and
Schenectady, reach Burlington at - /. NJ, where
they will Connect with the Trains of the Rutland
Burlington Railroad and take passenger directly
Rouse's Point without stopping, ami arrive al p.
NJ, in time for tho Cars Of the Champaign and St
Lawrence Railroad, which reach Montreal the Same
evening.
Trains Champlain & It. Lawrence and Ucdensburgh
Railroads, arrive At Plattsburgh at -, Port Kent
10, and Burlington lOt p. NJ, and reach Nhitensl
at 81 morning, aud in time for pass"ni,nr to
arrive in Troy and Albany in tor Cars direct
ly to New York, Al schenectady in time for Trains
going West.
The a5ou, grran cement utH uith I'll N, Pzs-
sepger Trans ot the Rutland and Burhn stDa Raii-
road At Burtiu sior
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GRATIS!

Just Pubiished--.i Ner Disoorerym Msd'cirr'
A FEW WORDS SON THE RATION L
~ treatment, without Medicine, OF >pcrmaturrhoa
or Local v eakuess, Nervous Debility, Low spirit ,
Lassitude, Necklaces OF the LiIubs eud the Bach,
Iudispositon anu Inca pHcitA ior study aud Labor.
Dizziness Of Apprehension, Less Of Memory, Aver
sion to Society, Love Of Solitude, Timidity, self
Distrust, piayines,, li,hl-Ache, Involuntary Die
charges, Paine H. the siuv, Aacction of tie Eyes
Pimples the lace, sexual ami other lnfImities in
man.
From the French OF Pr. Il. Dl LANGN;
The importunt tact tina, th' alarmir COZ plants
nay easily BE- rei'o'ed Ntts,t, vtDiiNt, IL. this
small tract cleari, d, "n.tiat 1, AZ a tv cutjrelv
new aud highly successful tr,ttm, t a. ad, Itla D.,
the author, fuiil gNFainca, hA mtaus Of which
every one Is enabled 70 rrr' h'nrrt y,roii ar2 m
hr iea,f possible cost, avoiding, taer,ty all IN,
ycrtiscd nostIums OF the dav.
sent, to any address, graft. .no po,, . &C. in
sealed envelope, by r.mittng (post paid) ~ post
street, New York.
Dee. 10. 1879. dIrlr
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KNOW NOTHINGs. READ

Our 100000 rssdsrs, whether they ,eversly re-
side here there, are informed that when they
vent just ~ good . dsguorrsutype picture As skill
end art con produce, end st \ price that shall
please, should g TO CNrk's vol known saloon, 80
Court street poston, where the article will be fur
nish.d without ni.tshe. Mr.. Clark hiss made his
busins. study, and lii. = good student, renders
HE work study end elimination for others. All of
which 10 suggestive OF call and $ picture. Let
s,.rybod, moke . nAn.--hr1u Aoth'nS and
CrY'sG.r.
We ~ Ii. Dispatch t.ou ,omt'h.rr about Capt
CLARKE spsbility nh Dsgusrreotyp,t, and cheer
fully endorse the compliment paid himb y our klow
Noth,r. friends. There are hundreds Of PLACES in
this city 0hsrs shesp pictures ca be obtained at
ehop prs.s,--but bear in mind, you s.t cheap pic
tures, nothing ole. Not with the arti't Of whom
~ write. Thoss Who patroniie him will be sure Of
n,ttine the best production, Of the Daguerreotype
art and ts prices lower than stsny other establish
msnt in the city. We quote " Let everybody re-
nsmbsr 50 Court Street, Boston.-Surday Dispnfeh
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'spatlaccaFi"~ zsal'.:
GEORGE w, ALLEN,

(S"r.,ssor 10 &. 2. SlNEOPN & Goa
ANiNG LNrEA COMMENCED 81 SINTs~ IL
this wen known c~ttbli .hmcut, uiu now pre-
pared To- otter the puhic tul and complete as,,rt-
m,ut of Drug, Medicines, thcmictl., bye Stfs.
Surgical Instruments, Mineral Tc.th, Dental trti-
clos, Niucml Waters, Bushes, Combs. Soaps. p.r-
tumes, Fancy Articles, Foreign and Domestic q gur-
Camphene and FlUid. Glass Ware, Ac., Ac. H. inc,
every article connected with ti.r business.
All the popular Patent Medicines OF tho day at
Whousalc and Retail, NJ Irnpriotor's prices
Having engaged tho services of Mr.. VA. WILSON,
a thoroughly cducaS a Che.nist and Apotheuory who
was educated AID received diploma ia Glasgow,
scotland and has stree been for tho last few months
with Mcs.rs. VIM. Lyman \ Co.,, (Druggists) of
Montreal who, also recommend him IN the highest
terms ior his good character and thorough kuowl-
edge Of the Druggist business, in all its details
Mr. Wilson will give his personal attention to COM
pounding Physicians Prescriptions and tho retailing
OF Medicines.
Commencing under thc-o peculiarly favorable
circum. tnncos, securing have the resistance Of
practical Drusgst, feel confident in assuring tho
public that All Medicines compounded in this store,
will be done in the most scientific aud acceptable
manner, aud war5ansi garaa'.
GEORGE W. ALLEN.
Darlington Mrrch -, 1854. d6w
NETAA Dolls. with orwithout movable eyes, and
W lu1iu rubber Dolls. A Guo assortment of
Conceive aud Convex ~p,c1glra, ina gold, silver and
steel bows, just received ry JAS. Z. BBINSMAtn,
Successor lo Eriusrlid, B,other& Co., old stand,
Church street, burlington.
oct. ~ dGwtf
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The Eclectic Rcc.Miyc.

TVNIIE Subscriber having purchased Of Nj. tIANN
WHEELER, the orig inal proprietor, the right Il
make use or sell the Fclscic Bcs-Hrs, in the Com
ties of Chittenden, Franklin, Orleans Lamoille and
Grand Lie now offer, the same for ,he by indivi
I,l.I tnr n or n.,ttN rI.hL.. AI-n.
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The steamer America,
CAPT. W. H.FLAGG,

UNI. " III LAU'i.
Gong Sosih, leave Rouses Point at O'Clock, A.
NJ, arrival Of Care of Champloin ard st. Law
renee Railroad, from Montreal, reach burlington at
l0A A. NJ, in time for the train of Rutland and
Burlington Railroad going south and East, and
Whitehall at ( o'clock p. NJ in time for the Car.
which reach Troy and Albany at u /. NJ, and
Boats to New York next morning.
Cong North. leave Whitehall at ?. NJ, or on
arrival of the Evening Trains from Troy, Albany
aud schenectady, arrive at Burlington at u next
morning Port Kent ), Pittsburgh 4tod, and arrive
1t Rouses Point ut A. NJ, and in time for Cars of
The Champlain and It. Lawrence Railroad, to ar
rive at Montreal, at 10 A. NJ, aud by Ogdensburgh
Railro .d TO OgdensLnrgh AZ ! O'clock, 2. NJ.
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ESPECIAL, NOTICE.

~ X. NICHOLS HAVING MADE 4 CHANGE
! il his business. j. dcsirousot closing hi- old
book anu all indebted to him previous to July It.,
ls1i, IRE ,equc ted to call aud settle the book
must be closed either by note on otherwise.
/. X. NICHOLS.
Burlington, July J.. $50. d6wu
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A Card to the Ladies'.

nR. DuPoNCO'S French P,riodicai Golden PNs,
- infallible in removing stoppuges or irregu
larties OF the menses. These Pills are nothing
new, but have been used by the Doctor for many
years, both in France and America, with unpa rallc
Cd success ia every case and he is urged By many
thousand ladie., who have used them. to make tn
Pills Public. Tor the alienation of those sufcris
from any irregularities whatever, we'll as to pre-
vent pregnancy to those ladies whose health will
permit increase OF family. Pregnant female ,
those supposins Themselves so, are cautioned
against using these pills while pregnant, the pro-
prietor assumes responsibility after the above al
nonition. although their Indne.s would prevent
any mischief to health otherwise these Pills are
recommended. Full and explicit directions accom-
pany each box.
Price 81 20 per box.
GEO. W. ALLEN, Wholesale and Retail Agent
for Burlington, Winooski Falls, Milton, Willi.tou,
IIinc sburgh and Richmond to whom all orders must
be sent. by enclosing : 90, the Pill. vii be sent
by mail.
General 4 gents for Rutland aud vicinity OF Ru:-
land, POND d MORRIS. Druggists.
OF. u, 1854. d6wly
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DomeStics.

slnnA YDS. BROWN C0TTONS, COARSE.
JOOO 1000 yds. " tne.,
1000 yds. brown Drillings.
1000 " Shifting Stripes,
1000 " Cotton Fannels.
800 " Ticking.
800 Red Wool Flannel.
$50 yellow
1000 Cassimeres, Sdtinets and Tweed.
ALSO
Batting, Carpet Warp, Cotton Yara, Wiching,
Irvine, DC, for sale cheap at the Corner store.
LIMAN'S.
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Iudellible Writing Ink.

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on, and neither time chemical gents can change
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Sole Agent for burlington and TTcniir, No Pock's
Block.
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STOVES.
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The Subscribers offer to the trade on fair aud lib
eral terms large and complete assortment of >toes
of the first quality for both coal and wood anon:
which are the celebrated Black Diamond aud May
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Coal burners Also, a large assortment Of New
Pattern Parlor Stoves for wood
EogIs Found,g, No, 10 Bearsr-St., albany.
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