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Interestins T ON Mexico.
NEw ORLEANS, March %,

NV ORLEANS, March %
We have dates from the city Of Mexico to
March 18th.
The papers are occupied with hut two
topics, the rebellion of Alvarez and the
Gadsdcn treaty. Alvarez has been deprived
of his decorations and honors. The garrison
and people had deserted him and declared
allegiance to the Government. The rebellion
was considered to be entirely crushed.
Ampudia has been created Lieut. General.
The Provinces Of Durango and Xacatrcas
were still ravagcd by the Indians. A great
battle had hccn fought in which many In
dams wcrr killed.
G"ncr"l Blanchard had been dispatched to
Lover California with 100 men.
From California.
Steamer United States arrived at New
Orleans yesterday, with California dates to
March lst., two weeks later. Steamer Ohio
was to sail from Aslinwall. March goth, Tor
N y. with ,oOo,o in gold The Cnifr-
MIA news by the nitcd States is to March
LIST. The news from the mines is very good
Large amounts Of gold had been taken out.
The markets still continued depressed.
The Sonora FIIlibuster..
Adviccs from Col. Walkers expedition are
to Feb. 18th The American ships of war
Columbus and Portsmouth reached Enscnada
Fob. IA. Col. Walker at the head of l4O men
with one gun Immediately marched for San
Tomas leaving behind his sick and wounded.
Many of his troops had deserted and those
remaining were Responding and had aban
doncd all hope Of success.
Accounts from California state that Colonel
Watkins and Captain Daniels were arrested at
San Francisco, charged with reasonable con-
nection with Walker and his expedition They
were held to bail in $4,000 each A similar
warrant had also been issued against Major
Baird.
A force of $50 Mexicans was within ninety
lies of Colonel Walker, and battle would
probably soon take place.
The Maine Law has been introduced into
the California Legislature.
Arrival Of Gold.
NEW YORK, March IS.
Steamer Northern Light arrived here today,
from San Juan with 100000 in gold
Muskets for Turkey.
The Clipper ship, Grape Shot, smiled to-day
from here for Constnntinople, with 10000 mus
kets aad other ammunition, for Constantnopc
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Great fears were entertained that the Fort
would he captured and its defender, massA-
cred, before rciniorccmcnts could arrive to
their relief
Arrival Of the Franklin.
Ntw IoRS. March 2l--2,30, T.. NJ.
The Steamship Franklin, with four days
later news frcm Europe. is coming up. She
viii reach her dock about O'clock
FROU ErROpr.
GREAT EARTllQJ AXE DECLINE IN
BREAnSTUFFS
Nlw loRx, March 22th. ) +. NJ.
Steamer Franklin arrived at halEpGst four.
No important change in the Eastern question.
1t is rumorcd at Paris that the Car of Rus
STA has ordered his troops to rlo-s the Danube
forthwith,
The feet of Sir Charles Napier has sailed,
but will not at present enter Russian waters
\ terrible earthquake had occurred in
Calahria. Ten thousand persons were killed.
BREApsrttis.-Flourh had declined IS Il As
for the week Wheat Gd.
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REID & DAVIS,
OLESALE EALERS ~
Foreign Liquors. Wines, Cordisls, Havana segsls,
&c.; also, a superior artice of Irish Scotch
and Manongahela Whisky.
No. IL State Street, ALBANY.
James Reid, William Davis.
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REMITTANCES
Vermont Italian Marble.
tDE nnnCr

CLARK DODGE,
PROPRIETORS, MANCHESTER Vt.
4 EXTENSIVE MILL AND FIXTURES,
IA have recently been erected, aud the proprictors
are now prepared to furnish any description Of Mar.
BILE, in any quantity or style desired.
They are satisfied that their facilities will enable
them to furnish Marble Of superior quality. for
Building Parpoies, and for Monuments especially, on
as favorable terms at the poorer qualities of other
Quarries can be obtained and on account of the
very excellent quality of this Marble, they have
secured for the same.
Orders may he addressed to CLARK DODGE,
Factory Point, Vermont, or to EDWIN CRANSTON,
cur Agent at No. Plat Street, New York.
March !, 1854. d&wN
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Ckt { hf.Ni, &c.
Wait & Coates,

Wholesale Dealers in
Groceries, Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Spices.
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, &c. Hsyana SegaTs, of su-
porior quality Sperm, Solar, Whale aud Olive
OILS.
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A Bargain.

'gNHE EEST CHANCE EVER OFFERED IN
Il Vermont, for the continuance Of Fashionable
Dry Goods Store.
! wish to retire from a thirty-tvo years
tinuuus Mercantile Cah business in the Store.
The entire stock Of Goods together with the good
will of the establishment, and of the store, may
be had at price that will ensure a sure success to
tho purchaser.
Application. at home or from abroad will be
choeriully received. SION Z. HOWARD.
Burlington, Vt, March IS, 1851 d&wtf
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1--WE 80 ACRE LOTS OF WOODLAND, %,
u the South line of Wcstiord, good land and
heavily tn'bercd.
Al,o, Coon FARM Of about 100 acres in the
South rfr Of Milton, known as the H,igats Farm.
Also, six acres of Interval land ii Bsrlnrt7n
Also the CurrtGE in Burlington on the corner Of
Pearl and Champaign Streets.
Also, the PHENlsEs formerly owned aud occupied
by the late Hon. Hcman Allen.
Aso 200 acres Of good tir.bor land in johnson.
ANY, or nll tho above property will be sold at low
prices ail On easy terms. Apply to
!. X. CONVERSE.
rntIiuclnni tch 1Gi 1851 a2Mhr2r1n.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

HOUSE AND LOT on WILLARD STREET
L the Academy in Burlington, now occupied
by NJ ", Byington.
Also, my Dwelling House and Home Farm in
Williston village, the farm containing about 30
acres Of valuable meadow and timber land.
Also, 4 valuable farm In 1linesburgh village,
continuing about l25 acres Of improved and wood
land.
Apply to the Subscriber at Williston, or Vim. NJ.
Miller, or John b. Wheeler, No. - Pccks Block,
Burlington. HARRY MILLER.
March &, 1854. ddwf
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" APOl HECARlES HiII.."
GEORGE w. ALLEN.

(SuccoSsor 10 q. r. NANBORN + CO.1
HANtNG LATELY COMMENCED BUSINESS IN
this well known establishment, an nov pre-.
pared to offer The public fill my, tonr e assert.
mcnt of rrugti Mr1'rino', Chcmcal- D,o Stt r.,
Surgical Instrument, Mineral Teeth, Dci,lal hIti.
clos, Mineral Waters, Brushes, Combs, soaps, Per-
fumes, Fancy Articles Foreign and Domestic Cigars,
Camphenc and Fluid Glass Ware &C.. &C. In fine,
every article connected with the business.
All the popular Patent Medicines of the day at
Wholesale and Retail, at proprietor's prices.
Having engaged the services Of Mr. WI. WILSON,
thoroughly educated Chemist and Apothecary Who
was educated and received dlromt in E!aSgow,
Scotland and hns since been for the last few months
with Mcssrs. VIM. Lyman q Co., (Drugsists) of
Montreal, who, also recommend him in the nighcst
terms for his good character and thorough knovl-
edge Of the Druggist business in all its details
Mr.. Wilson will give his personal attention to COM
pounding Physicians Prescriptions and the retailing
OF Medicines.
Commencing uuA.r thc.e peculiarly favorable
circumstances, securing have, the assistance Of
practical Druggist. feel confident in assuring the
public that I'll Medicines compounded IN this store,
will be done in the most scientific and acceptable
manner, aud r'.ro,'t,d scrpinc.
GEoRGr ". ALLEN.
Burlington March 90 1854 dSw
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Sugars. N0'assos, etc.
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DRY G I,'>.
Dry Goods at wholesale.

DTy SOO1S vi WDClG Ct"-
The undersigned are receiving direct FROM
Europe, large importation, Of Dry Goods, embrace
ing many and beautiful styics. Also, a very
general and desirable stock Of Anrric1u G, ci, all
Of which they prepared to ofc. 10 TIC trade IN
tho most favorable terms. Particular attention
given TO Cloths, Cashmere Testngs and lailcriu-
Goods sererally. An examination Of our took b!
Merchants and Merchant TAYLOR is solicited.
A. NJ. 4 ". ~ STRONG,
Importer, end J,bb,,s, P-o7duoy, Albany.
A. N. Strong. Vim. N. Strong. T. J. Strong.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
State of Vermont, Chittenden
County.
IN CHANtERY,

ALLISON DWES,
ri.s.. 5. wy.,,.} IN o"AScrnr.
WHEREAS, Allison Oven If Clpsipnati, in the
w State Of Ohio, has this day fled BE PETITION
in said Court against Thomas h. Wilson, Of tbs
City Of New York, showing that said Wilson on tho
second day Of August, A. D. 1883, duly executed to
said Oven mortgage decd Of certain land situated in
Burlington In the Con- lty Of Chitcnden and described
as follows viz parcel Of land situated In said Bur.
ling'ou on the northcriy side Of the Winooski
Turnpike, bounii1 cr tho sert ~ lard Of tho l,to
A W. Hyde, north by land lately ownca w Harry
Hatch, east by land lately owned by Noah kays
mond, conditioned for the payment Of twelve hun
drcd ninety six dollars and twenty fvo cents,
specified In promssory nutc bearing date on the
second day of Aogit, A. u 1853, payable to said
Owen order on demand with l-e -ra siepod by
said Wilson and now unpaid according to the effect
of the same and praying that the equity of rcdemp-
tion of the said Wilson in tho premises may be foro-
closed agrceaby to the act to diminish the expenses
Of foreclosing mortgages in equity and whereas it
appearing that tho said Wilson Ia not resident Of
this State and ha. MOI had io,ce Of tho tendency Of
TINS petition therefore 1t Is ordofed by said court
that the said Wisnti e ro.iHed 70 u'akh his peri
sona appearance before the Court Of ChunctJ 70 re
held at Burlington in and for the County Of Chit.
tcnden aforesaid on the first Tuesday Of MAY, A. u.
1854, then and there TO make answer to the said
petition of tho said Owen and abide such order and
docrec therein as TO said Court shall scom meet
and this he may not fall 20 do under penalty Of
one thoussns dollars! y publishing tbi, order
together with the substance 6f tdii petition In the
Burlington Free Pross, public newspapers, ljibs
lished at Burlington aforesaid for three week. sue
ccssivcly, the last Of which publications shall be at
least twenty days previous to the commencement of
the said May term Of sni1 Court.
Given under my ha nd at Burlington this 18th day
Of March, A. D 1854
GEORGE F. EDMUNbS, Sohciio;. rssw3
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Notice.

I HEREBY RELINQIISII TO MY son LYMAN,
his tune during the remainder Of his minority,
aud shall pay none of his debts, nor claim any OF
hi earnings after this dutc,
ANASA X. IIILL.
Underhill, March -, 1884,. wiONjs
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Buffalo Robes,

RoUG 1T DURING THE LATE MILD
- weather at greatly reduced prices, aud for sale
at a small advance from cost, by
\. ALLEN 4 co.
Jan. %. 1854. ddwtf
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NOTICE.

FNHE SELECT MEN OF THE TOWN OF BUR.
i lington will meet during the present year for
the transaction Of business on tho first and third
Tuesdays Of each month, a. 10 O'Clock VI 4, The
Office Of thc To-r Clerk
I. L. WALES,
NJ. L. CiiURcH, is,,,etmer.
HENRY WHITNEY,
March -, 1854. dCt1wIv
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~ Wu.BORs COMPOUND OF -
D PURE COD LIVER .
= OIL AND LIME. -

INHlS VALUABLE MEDICINE, WHICH HAS
i received the sanction of the medical faculty, by
whom it is regularly prescribed, and which has been
tested successfully by thousands Of invaids is one
Of the most remarkable preparations ever offered to
the public for the cure of
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TYNE C0PARTN ERSIIp HERETOFORE
J. existing under the name and firm of l.. j.
Bliss Co.., is this day dissolved by limitation
All demands due said firm. not settled immediately,
will be transferred for coll, elton.
GEO. b. OAkES. L. J. BLISS
Jericho, March Ii, 1854. v3t.
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In Montpelier, 10th, of lung fover, Dr. Ralph Xii.
bourne, aged 81 years
In Waterbury, Mrs. Elizabeth Woodward, aged
81 years.
On board tho $ 5. Brother Jonathan, on the 3D.
Feb, Lucy ;. Chamberlain, aged 81 ycnrs, wife of
Lev! Chamberlain, ma tive of Barnard, Vt.
In Middlcbury, the 18th inst, Mrs. Mary lIervcy
wife Of Lafayette Hcrvey, aged % years. Also,
the 18th inst, Mr.. Aaron Garner, aged 70 years.
In Hancock, March lst., of consumption, Mr.
Nathan Claim, aged - years Also, tho II, Of
consumption, Mics Lorinda Piper, aged 20 years
In Monkton, on the 18th inst, Mrs. Fanny Chase
daughter of solomon Carter, aged 3? years.
In Ncrgcnmcs, on the Sth inst, Josiphcne
daughter Of Joseph and Elizabeth Ross, aged .
years.
In psnvlle, March l6, of consumption, J. O.
punsyrc, aged ~ years. Also, March II, Israel
Chamberlin, aged rs years.
In Peacham, March / tn, Of congestion on the
brain, Helen q, Ladd, daughter Of Mrs Elyira and
the late Hollis q, Ladd aged 10 years
In Whrclock, March ID. Mrs. Sarah T., wife of
Mr. II. \. Quinby, aged u years.
In rn.burgh, March IS, Mrs. Clarinda c., wife Of
Or. l.. W. Adg"tc, aged q years, daughter Of Rev
joel Fisk also, March IL, of consumption, Mrs
Mary, wife Of Mr.. Elias Hunter.
In Guiltord, March 18th, Luvicy Hines wife Of
VIM. Hines, aged - years.
In Townshend, March sth. Mrs. Lydia, wife of
Mr.. William y Harris. aged So
In sheldon, on the 18th inst, Mrs, Elvira A.,
wife of Mr. f., Olinstcad, aged - years.
In Londonderry, March TO- Henry Aldrich, only
ION Of Niles Aldrch, Esq, aged 90 years.
In Dumncrston, March 9TH, Miss Orpha, daughter
Of Daniel and Malinda Bcnis. aged 20 years.
In Bro"klin.c March 10th, vi consumption, liar
rcy Cutler, son of Ira Cutler, Esq, aged 20 year,
and 10 months.
Suddenly, in Bradford, VT, March Is, 1854
Jesse Merrill, Attorney at Law a graduate of
Dartmouth College, of the class Of lsQG and form
ery for several years, n member from Bradford. Of
the Vermont Legislature in the 10Th year of hi,
age. Also, Feb. 17Sl, of Consumption, Rcbcccu,
daughter OF A. p. and Sarah Flanders aged 81 years.
4 months and 10 days. Also, March 2lst, Cyrol
Cady, aged 81 years and months.
In Salisbury, on tho 10th inst, Lois, widow of
tho late Benjamin llutchins aged 81 years.
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r. G. DAVIS 4 Co..

1ftnvfdrtur,, NJ cd Who,,,aic TfaLrs IN
RE ~ MADE CL OTHI NG.
Importer, and Jobb.rs Of CLOTH, C,s,imercs, Vests
ings and Trimmings. 4 large assortment Of fuc
and medium, low priced Clothing constantly on
hand and for sale on the most liberal terms. Nor
chants are invited to call and examine our stock.
Nos. and Exchange, lN6nV.
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Pork Fish. ,t.c.

lnn BBLS. HEANl MESS PORK 20 bbIs
VIZ Lard - tub do loo otis. Goldfish
- bbls. Mackcrel No. ! aud > 100 has. sailed
Ienines; % Kits do, for sale bv
HERKICk a MILES.
ukuIt
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III orrt { D..

In Westf,rd, March 2sth by the Rev. j. II
Woodward, Mr.. Jon BATES, to Miss EvrLlNn s.
BowNAS, all of Westford
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Farm for Sale.

4 Ny PERSON WISHING TO PURCHASE A
! Farm tho village, will do we'll to apply
Immediately to tho Subscriber The terms Of sale
will be made convenient for the purchaser.
:. W. TAYLOR.
Burin:on, Fob. Is, 1854. ddwtf
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STOVES.
Stoves! Stoves !

Stoves! Stoves.
The Subscribers offer to the trade fair and lib
sra terms, large and complete assortment Of Stov,
Of the first quality, for both coal and wood, among
which are the celebrated Diaok Diamond and Msy
Flower Cooking Stoves and the Irving and Franklin
Coal Burners. Also, q large assortment Of New
Pattern Parlor Stoves for wood.
Eagle FeHrdry, No ITO Btarr-St., Albany.
TREADWELL PERRY.
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HEAVY AND
Shelf Hardware.

NLDTIN l U. = / KONN,
DEALER IN
ShDULERY AND CARR AGE TRIM
MlNGS. IRON, MALES,
GLASS, CAST STEEL,
Eng, aud American Sprin. Steel, German
Scot. Tee Cork Stcc',
ENGLISH BLfS7LR NTEEL.
NORWAY NAIL RODS, ANvlLs, ViCtS,
ChanS, Blacksmith BeHo'rs, Paints and Oils
Car iogs md Tire Bolts, Elliptic and
Side Springs &C., Sc,
MIL, Circular aud Cross Cut Saw,
OF the best quality.
- particular attention paid to thr selection Of
ilous. Trimmings and llurst AND SHIP CARPLN-
THIS TputA.
May Is dAwtf
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dDnar1pppl.sslIn-

TEN II UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS D A Y
4 formed Copartncrship under the name and
style of DtNEY 4 D0OLITrLE, for tho transact
tion of the Hu1rue, Agricultural md Commission
business, at he'old stand of Davey Allen, sign Of
the saw, College Street.
c. NJ DAVEY,
H. ii. D00LITTLE.
Burlington. Feb. 81, 1854. dGw6vtf
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NATHANIEL WRIGHT,

tHroRrEN, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER N
Cooeh and S1ddlcrV Hardrrr,, Pr, he.. II III Dare
ask Rubber 9Th, P-ttr L,-htr. Conf oni IT, 1it'r
Vorrisi, DELEyAN BLOCK"
No. ga Broadway, coriigf Il fl1'r'cu Etsctt.
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Hats, Caps, Trunks, Gloves. &c,

TIVE UNDERSIGNED HAS PURCHASED |.
i W. BARNrM's interest in the Hat business and
will keep good a-sortmcnt of everything pertain
Ing to this business His associations in New \ ork
will enable him to be in possession Of Now Goods
as soon, and On favorable terms, az any one can
In l..cN ~
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For Sale or to Rent.

4 NEW STONE COTTAGE on FUTILE ST,
"A in this Village If rertedi the rent can be
applied on repairs upon the premises. Also three
Houses on Catln', Lane.
Apply to +. WILSON, Esq. or to
WIN. NJ. MILLER.
Burlington. March IL 1854. d&wtf
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Papier Mache.

1T Is THE BEST AND MOST DURABLE MA
L teral known for Picture Frames, Mouldings,
Cornices, Brackets House Caps Capitol, Consoles,
Window Cornices and all kinds of House Ornaments;
Centre pieces tor Ceilings, all sizes and prices. which
can be sent to any part Of the country, and any
Carpenter can put them up in few moments, with.
out creating any dust or dirt. Also Block Letters
for signs, Gilt Moudings and Cornices, for Ship
Cabins, ship Caps, both plain and ornamental
ornaucned Pilasters, &c. 1t will not crack in any
heat of climate or Of furnace, nor warp" nor
" give" in any way-it be cut filed sa we'd
planned, and turned by lathe it ear be nailed and
screwed, aud is non-conductor Of heat
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49, - - -
FURNITURE.
Edwin A, Harris.

Edwin A. Harris.
Cabinet Furniture n Chair { Establishments,
$40 Broed,eay, fw doors South Ds'etnn House
ALBANY, n. Y.
-Four Of the largest Ware Rooms in the State-frst,
second, third and fourth stories full If all kinds Of
Furniture, manufactured by the most experienced
workmsn and Of the bcst matcrislsal at very IL Cd
crate prices.
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St 1T.

inAn MS. T. |. SALT.
fbpO 10000 bags Dairy do, rury Eook, steam
rniIrl md N ..lrrn.
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THE BOSTON PAPER MACHE co.

take pleasure in saying to the people Of this coun
try, that they have two large factories in the
manufacture Of Paper Mache Ornainents-und are
prepared to execute orders to any design at short
notice Our work ha, been fully tested, and is now
preferred both for its beauty, and durability, and
cheapness, over all kind. of carved work from
which it is difficult for even the most practical eye
to distinguish il. We are now prepared to speak Of
the uses OF Papier Machc, not a. IA matter of con-
lecture OF gucsswork, but a reality.
We would refer particularly to the new and beau
tiiul church recently built in RoAburN, by the nud
ley street Baptist society, where Gothic work
may be seen in Panncls, Crockets, Ro,ettes, and
Flowers III front of Gullcry-large Arches, CIuss,
ofockets, Battlencnts, Columns, dc., for Scrccn-
fhteraf, flncals, Norman Roses, Cap for pulpt,
and IN the organ gallery may bee seen one Of Mcssrs
summons Gus large organs, Urnamtntcd entire
VITA Iallor Machc. Also, - large number Of clc-
CANT private houses in this city and vicinity Four
built and finished by thilsun, Turner a Co., eight
built by j. \. Turner Co., Chief Justice Shaw's
house on Mount Vernon street, and a large number
uf others furnished both inside aud cut and to the
hips Cabins OF Daniel Webster sta Furdsh shire, Gem
OF the Ocean, Herald Of tao Morning, Boston Ii sht
dc., &c.
Architects and other use the Papier Mache in
preference to any other material We invite all to
ell at cur Ware Rooms, Museum Buildings, q and
2G fremont street, Boston, aud examine THE new
article used substitute for Carved wood, Pastek
and Composition Ornamedtal work. orders prompt
~ attended 10. Address
BOSTON PAPER MACHE 60.
q and 20 fremont st., Bosto
March 80, 1854. wi0mus6
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam

Ter Prussie Aod nor Tartar Emef,e.
THE GREAT STANDARD
remedy for all Pulmonary DE-
eass.-E1tensively used. tested
and approved in Now England,
Canada and the British Provinces
during q period of Twenty-seven
years, by Eminent Physicians,
Clergymen, Professors Of Colleges,
Theological Seminarics, Scientific
and Distinguished Public Men,
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NOTICE.

VTE SUBSCRIBER HAS THIS DAY SOLD
L his entire stock and interest in the Hat, Cap
and Fur business, heretofore conducted BY him. to
j, EpNoSnS All persons having claims astin,t
me, will present them, and those in debt to me, will
please settle their accounts at once, as dc.irc to
leave town by Thursday, the 3oth Of thi, month.
|. ". BARNt VI.
Burlington, March %, 1854. dSN
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Important to Young Men,

Important to Young Men.
Bonman's ready pays to make None,
OFFER for sale upwards Of thirty different Re.
l. ceipts, many Of which have been sold the past
year for five dollars riecc, and the whole colnpris.
ing 50 many different ways to make money. In the
Gales Of one Of these articles alone, have known
young men tho past pear make from five to twelve
dollars FER day; and in the manufacture and sale
Of any Of the articles, no young man Of energy and
ability can fail to make money,
Address E. BOWMAN, Boston. Mass, enclosing
one dollar, and tho whole number of Receipts will
be forwarded by mail. No letter taken from the
Office unless prepaid.
Dec. l6, 1858. w6mos
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and in fact by sill classes in the community. Among
Others it recommended by Rev. DR.. Lyman BeechcI
late President OF Lane Theological Seminary, Gin,
cinnat, Ohio; Rev. DR.. Leonard Woods, Abbott
Prof. of Theology in Andover Theological Seminary,
Mass. Hon. Daniel P. Thomp,on, Secretary of the
State of Vermont, author of Green Mountain
Boys" Lock Ansden," Ae., Montpelier, VI. ; n.
T. Williams, Esq, formerly Collector of the Port of
Baltimore, Md. Rev. Joseph Litch, Philadelphia,
Pa. B. c. Fornald, Portland, Me, and many others.
In connection with old so cent article We now
put up 81 size, in largo square bottles with rich
enameled blue wrappers, gilt directions, and fac
smile of VIM. Jon'n Cutler, containing nearly four
time, the quantity Of the smaller size.
~ Beware Of Counterfeits and limitations
Enquire for the article by its Whole Name, Veg.
oebie Pulmonary Baisdm"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER d CO. Drug
giss, 80 India st., Boston, Mass and cold by Apoth.
ecaries and Country Merchants generally. Price.
large size 81 small size so cents
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