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The Indepcnd ent.

V,HIS WELL-KNOwN AND WIDELY-CIRCT-
lated journal, conducted by Pastors of Congre-
gationa Churches in New York and vicinity, has
completed it. fifth year.
1t is now enlarged, is published in quarto form,
and contains sixteen column. more Of reading mat
ter than formerly, being the LARGEST RELIGIOUS
PAPER IN THE WORLD,
In addition to the regular editorial corps Rev
g. B. Cheever, u. D.. Rev. Henry Ward Beccher
Mrs. H. Is. Stowe, Rev. G. l.. Brace and Minnie
Myrtle" stated contributors, aged to write,
weekly and will he assisted by most able Cores
pondents, at home and abroad, who will do all in
their power to make this journal an interesting re
gious and family paper
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Arrorats from the mining districts are
most n,ttcring. BY the Us. we have reports
that on the 9Th inst Santa Anna summoned
Acapulco to surrender, which was refused
by Alvarez, who sailed out attacked Santa
AunA's troops and took 800 prisoners.
Santa Anna is said to have nc,l
San Francisco market dull. Prices Of lead
ing articles unchanged Gallcgc and i'axall
flour is SIC.
Warrington Affairs.
WAsnINeroS, May 2Sd.
Mr.. Winslow, bearer of dispatches to Mr..
Soulc has reached Washington on his return.
Lord Elgin is at Washington to offer his
services at the request Of the British Govern
mcnt.
In the Senate Mr.. Douglas offered a rc.olu
ton to recognize the independence of Domin-
lea, the Spanish side Of llayti.
Mr. Chase objected.
The Indignation of the opponents of the
Nebraska bill is undated Wings and Denis
contempt ate icint address to the Free States
upon th1 outrage. The Wing Anti-Ncbraska
ciucu'' MIR. Parker, Of Ia, President. has
just adJo Iurncd \ resolution was passed to
issue an address to the Free States and
co"n'' re was appointed for that purpose
Mr., Ben on was invited TO act an II
BosToN, May oath
Io-da( the Democrats Of this city have fred
ll3 gum as a token of rejoicing for the pas
sagc of The Nebraska bill.
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SKuLLcAr CURE FOR IIYDRornoBrA.
writer in the Christian Waterman d Ref,c-o,
OWN. Hubbard, of Middleboro' Centre
urges the claim of common skullcap as a cur
for the bite Of a mad dog. Though we bee
lieve that very few dogs indeed become rabid
unless pelted and hooted into madness by men
and boys-yet, as once in great while a per-
son does get bitten by rabd dog, it is well
to know all we can about remedies Skull
cap (scu'e'Ior'o galericuiatd) nearly half
century ago was proclaimed as an efrectual
antidotc for the bite of rabid animal, and
for the cure of the disease in an animal As
long ago as 1909 a letter was published in
the Salem Gazette, and afterwards copied into
the American Dispensatory, in which the fact
was stated that a family by the name of
Lewis, in West Chester County, y. Y. had
long known this remedy and had cured scores
of persons and animals bitten by rabid dogs
The family was resorted to by the whole
neighbourhood in such cases and it is said,
never failed to cure when their prescriptions
were followed. A white powder was admins
tered every other day in tea, and sulphur
intermediate days,..for successive weeks.
For time, the nature of this white powder
was kept secret but some seeds having been
found in one of the powders, some person had
the curiosity to plant them, and thus discov-
cred that the article was simply pulverized
skullcap. There are several species of this
herb. The proper kind grows about . feet
high, has square stalk, green leaves oppo-
site each other, and spear-shaped toward the
end with small stem of flowers, of the color
and shape of the common garden sage blow
though much smaller, between the leaf ant
the stalk. 1t flowers in July and August
and that is the proper time to gather the herb
1t grows generally in wet ground, in tn,
woods, by the side of ponds and streams, anc
best, in shady spots. The genuine articl
may be distinguished from other kinds b.
the curl of the small leaves toward the tot
Of the main stalk. The herb should be gath
cred, dried and made into tea, and takel
every other day, two or three ounces of
divided into several portions.-Boston Ira
| Keller
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

May Is, 1854.
At Market $50 Beef Cattle, Stores, 2 pair.
Working Oxen, 70 Cows and Calves 400 Shhcp and
Lambs, $500 Swine. The following the prices ::
Beef Catte--Fxtra $500 first quality SIS. second
do s7s al third do a ordinary SOL g. Hides
SIS a6.. Talow--Ss,25 s 50. Pelts-Sl !, rs
Calf skins l3c. Veal Calves-S4, 40, 8, 6 a I.
Working Oxen-But few sales noticed-Sl36, 40 a
lj5. Cows and Calves-S23, &c, rs, 81, 80, 36, So,
40 a so. Sheep and Lambs-S3, 80, 4a4s. Extra
Sc, Cd, a Swine-4i a SIC retail &c. Fat
Hogs at cents.
Remarks-Market to-day not so fully attended a.
last week. Buyers firm, and detrminek to
reduce the price, and have succeeded. Extra beef i.
IS per cent lower than last week.
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REVERE HOUSE,

BrattleborO, ........... Vermont.
TINHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS OPP0RTUNI-
L ~ inform his friends and the public, that he
has leased that and commodious Hotel, the
''RENERE HOUSE, in the Village of Brattleboro,
Vt, and said House is open for the reception of
company.
This House is very conveniently located in the
center of the Village, Os THE CORNER OF MAIN AND
ELLIOTT STREETS, uithn f,w steps Of the Wessslhoeh
and Laurence WATER-CURE ESTABLISH
NENTS, and but a short distance from the Rail-
Roal Depot, where a Carriage will always be in at
tenoance the arrival of the Trains to convey vsi
tors to the Hotel The House has been thoroughly
repaired this Spring and is we'll and neatly furnished
BY constant and personal attention to the wants
of my guests, by we'll furnished table, cleanly and
wei ventilated rooms, and orderly, quiet house,
/ intend to render this House irst-class New Eng
land Hotel, and hope to receive from my friends and
those travelling pleasure or business, share Of
/ their patronage. j. j. CRANDALL.
! Brattleboro, April II, 1854
y. Blood Stabling for Horses. n Horses,
Carriages and Saddle Horses, furnished applica
| tion at the office, w45w4
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Sheen Sheariup.

rlNIIERE WILL BEA PUBLIC SHEEP SHEAR
! ing and Exhibition of other stock, at the b.
gin Springs, on the let, and I'd days Of June
Quartctte Club will be present under the direction OF
H. 4. Scott to eliven the occasion with their meo-
dies, and Will give Concert in tho Evening ofJune
lst +. j. Fairs Band will also be present, and
play fora Cotllion party Friday evening tho I'd
of Juuc. Several Speakers will be present and Adj
dresses may be expected both days Persons having
Sheep other stock they wish to exhibit, are re-
qucsted to present them. All stock cn exhibition
will be free of expense while at the Springs The
Proprietor will run carriage to the depot in Yer
gonnes, in connection with the Passenger Trains, on
the lst, I'd, and ID of June, for the accommodation
of visitors.
SOLOMON ALLEN, Proprietor.
MAY ~ wlIw2
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HOE & co. y PATENT GROUND SAWS

VUNHE SUBSCRIBERS manufacture from the best
! CAST STEEL, CIRCULAR SAWS, from two
inches eighty inches in diameter, Their saws are
hardened and tempered and ground and finished
by machinery designed expressly for the purpose
and therefore much superior TO those ground in
the usual manner, they arc strengthened and
stiTencd by increa sing them in thickness regularly
from the cutting edge to the center, consequently do
not become heated or buciled, and produce great
saving in timber
They also manufacture CAST STEEL MILL, PIT
AND CROSS-CUT SAWS, BILLET WEBS, Of supe
rior quality, all of which they have for sale they
may be obtained of the principal hardware merchants
Throughout the United states and Canada
r. HOE CO., - and 81 Gold-street.
- Publishers of Newspapers who will insert
this advertisement three times with this note, and
forward Ms n paper containing the same, will be
paid in printing materials by purchasing four times
the amount oftheir bill for the advertisement
April ~, lsii, wiI :.
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Vermont Italian Marble.

CLAIM n DbDhE,
PROPRIET'ORS MANCHESTER VT.
4 y EXTENSIVE MILL AND FIXTURES,
"A have recently been erected, aud the propretors
now prepared To furnish any description of Mar
bile, IN any quantity or style desired.
They are satisfied that their facilities will enable
them 10 furnish Marble of . superior quality, for
Buid,ag Pmp,s", aud tor Mpnwn'ni' especially, IN
~ favorable terms ~ the poorer qualities OF ntheT
QuuItits can he obtained and on account of the
very oNcclisnt quality of this Marble, they have
every reason TO believe that great demand will be
1o"ured tor the same,
utders may bc addressed to CLARK DODGE
Factory Point, Vermont, ur to EDWIN Ora NsToN
our Agent at Ne. Plat street, New l"ik,
Marsh |, lsil. dANtf
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~ be following letter from the celebrated
Dr. Jaihes {. Aver. gives the honest side of
the Nos trum question. Since the public will
use thc4 remedies we wish for the sake of
suffering humanity there were more of them
like his Cherry Pectoroi and Cathart,c Pills.
which require no secrecy to make them go
down
LOWELL, April Goth, 1854
Messrs. - Il Go. New York City.
Gentlemen Yours of the Odd inst. asking
me to jpin in "A combination to put down the
Ohio No,trum Bill, comes duly to hand.
cannot hccede to your request for the follow
ing reasons:
The law requiring that the composition
shall be published, of every medicine sold in
the state cannot work to the injury of any
body who deserves protection. | have pub
lished the recipes of my medicines for fifteen
years, and believe this to be the honest way
of making their virtues known to the COM
munity. The medical profession publish
their dl scoverics to the world as soon as made,
for the benefit Of all mankind. Why should
we not The Law which you fear will de-
stroy your business, can iniure only those
who falsely pretend to discoveries and secrets
| which they have not. 1t will expose the
emptiness of such prctensions. and the public
will turn aside from such preparations as are
found to be worthless when their composition
is known. If medicines have real worth,
they will be only the better appreciated and
the better patronzcd by laying their conpo-
sition open to the public, that all may Judge
for themselves. If they have not real merit,
it is due in common justice, to the suffering
sick, to the public health and to the cause OF
humanity, that the people should know them
to avoid them. Yours. respectfully,
JAMES {. AVER.
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, 1854.

~ BY another vcSatious failure on the
part Of the Telegraph, we are again without
our Geographic report of the Cambridge mar
kct We strive to be raticut under these ra-
pcatcd failures, Which We have in every ease
h'on Unable to forcsec Or prevent and trust
that our readers will be patient likewise
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-05-26

The Great Piano and Music Establishment.
kasbss ACE WATERS.
1873 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
INIiE best and most improved Pianos and Melo-
deems. T. Gilbert & Coz Worlds Fair Pre-
MUM Pianos, with or without the .Eoean, aud with
iron frames and circular scales. Mr.. W being sole
agent for all the above Pianos offer them lower
than any other house. Horace WATERS PIANOS,
manufactured expressly for him, having great pow
er Of tone and elasticity Of 'oucb.
MELODEON-
Goodman 4 Baldwin's Patent Organ Melodeors,
with two Banks Of keys-a sweet and powerful in
strument. Prices from SO to $500. > d. h II.
". Smiths celebrated Mcodeons, Martins unrival-
led Guitars Browns Harps, Flutinas. Nioins, Bras
Instruments, &c, &c. Dealers supplied with Pianos
and Meio1eons at factory prices. l2s per cent dis
count to Clergymor.
MI SIC.
This list comprises the products Of the great ma =
tiers of both the American and European continents
and is receiving constant additions by an extensive
publication of the choice and popular pieces Of the
day. Dealers in Music and Teachers of Seminarie'
wishing to purchase any music published, or make
arrangements for cont nued supplies of Mr.. Water
new issues, will find it to their interest to call OF
forward their orders Music sent to any part of the
Union or Canndas, postage free.
HORACE WATERS.
April II, 1854. wi2mo,5.
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Carpenters Wanted

At NEWPORT, r. l. TO GOOD MEN lis.
~ per day will be paid and constant employment
furnished. The work is the hest Of house work. A
full settlement is made with each man monthly. No
loss of time on account of bad weather, The sub
.cribcr has employed sixty hand. during the pas,
winter, and no man has been obliged to lose day
RErERENCEs.-JoHS b, DYER, ID. W MosHER
and y. Il. MITCHELL, Augusta, Maine.
- The fare Of men will be paid from Boston to
Newport. Apply by letter or otherwise, to
JOSEPH BRADFORD,
NEWPORT, r. l.
April rs, 1857 wi6w3
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ASHES Both kinds arc more inquired for and
prices firm. Sales of Pots ST at l2I Pearls at &c
36t a. so now selling freely at So
BuTTER-Morc plenty lot, are not as readl
taken at 2oc for new. No old in market except low
grades. The news from California by last steamer is
not quite as favorable for Provisions anticipated
CllEESE-Not much arriving of either new or
old. Old is selling at Il n lie, new at n l2c.
DRIED APPLES-stil remain plenty and dull
Small sales at a 6ic, of prime lots,
FLOUR-Tho receipts have been light and the
stock continues unusually small for the sea son We
quote common brands Western at s IS a 81 fancy
brands at 3Is ga and for some fnvoritc brands
an advance on the latter rate has been obtained ;
extras ranges from IS 10 % and extra Gcnesee
at 10 40 81 per Dbl. Canada Flour has advanced
to 30 per Dbl for fancy in bond, and now held firm
at that price and upwards, with very small stock
in first hands
GRAlN-We quote Southern yellow Corn at 81 n
sSc Western mixed at SO a S5c and white at 50 a
sac per bu Oats unsettled but rule quite high.
The sales of Northern have been at IS per bu. In
Rye the sales have been small at 20 l25 per bu.
White Beans are dull at 81 10 per bu, and Canada
Peas at 81 per bu.
PRoVISIONS-Therc has been steady demand
for Pork and prices firm. Sales of prime at Is ASIA;
mess at SIS Is 80 clear at 81 II 50 and ex-
ira clear at Sis per Dbl, mos Beef goe. of stead
lily at IA so SIS for Western mess. and Il 80 a
81 for extra, mos. Lard is in steady demand. -
sales in bbls at 10 lOlc, and in kegs at / II bc
per ID, mos. Smoked Hams are selling at o. lOc
per Id, mos.
POT AToES-Are scarce and cell nj high rates.
Peach Blows 0j, whites 95c s Carriers 50.
WO0I-The transactions in all kinds have beer
very light for the past two weeks, and prices still
favor the buyer. The finer grades most in dc
| manl.
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EuGIN SPRING HOUSE

FVNHE SPRING HOUSE is open for the reception
! of visitors. The proprietor having made large
additions to the house, and other necessary improve
mcnts feels confident that he give satisfaction
to all who may favor him with their patronage.
The proprietor will run carriage to the depot in
Ncrgenncs, in connection with the mail roin of cars,
for the accommodation of visitors.
All orders for water promptly forwarded by the
gallon or bottle.
-3;-Post Office address, Vergenucs, VT
i6w3 SOLOMON ALLEN.
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Notice.

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT HAVE CIV
L EN- my son, AMOS B. POLLARD, his time from and
after the present date, and do not hold myself &C.
counable for his future debts, claim any Of hi.
future earnings.
ALMER POLLARD.
May l6, 1854, w3w
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sS-WIe call attention to the public sboor
Shearin4 and exhibition of stock at Elrin
SrrlngsJ on the LIST and 2nd of June of which
particul ars may be found In cur advertising
columns
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COMMERCIAL,
PROCTOR & WOODS
Prices Current.

Ms. PHocroR, BOSTON. NJ. F. WooD
Commission Merchants
For the sale of
WOOL AND COUNTRY PROD ICE
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E2 Mrs. Langworthy

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK
and Boston with large and splendid assort-
ment of Millinery Goods of every description, among
which are silk and Straw Bonnets of every style and
quality. Ribbon, Lsces, Willow Work Baskets &c.
Mrs L, would call particular attention to her as
sortment of Z" En- gl,sh Dunstdbit Bonntts Of which
she has large supply.
Nav Is
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Doanestics.
CnnO YDS. BROWN COTTONs, COARSE.
COOO 1000 yds. " :" fine
1000 yds. brown Drilings.
1000 " Shifting stripes.
1000 g." Cotton Flanncs.
500 " Ticking.
500 " Red Wool Flannel.
$50 " Yellow " "
1000 L" Cassimeres, Satinets and Tweeds.
ALSO
Batting, Carpet Warp, Cotton Yarn, Wickng
Irvine, &c, for sale cheap at the Corner Store,
LYMAN'S.
Nov. II, 1853. d&wtf
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yUNHE NOTES AND ACCOUNTS DUE THE ST b..
i SCRIRER, are LETT with :. Wilkes, for Col
lection. r. BRONSON.
May 20, 1854. d6wlm
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w IlIVE GOD

EN sskOlDEIsIES.
AIDES, YOU WILL FIND AT LYMAN'S
IL a larger assortment of goods in this line than
usual, consisting of
Cambria Collars, Cambria Sleeves,
Muslin DO Muslin do
Lace do Lace do
lIoniton do Thread do
Under hdkfs., Muslin and Cambria Bands, Edgngs
and lnscrtings, Dmity Bands Embroidered
skirts, illusion, bobinct and black Silk
Laccs Embroidered Hdkfs Wells,
stamped Collars, Working
Cotton, etc, etc.
WHITE GOODS.
JAG. and Sars. Cambrcs, Bishops Lawn,
swiss null Muslins, Plaid Cambrics
Book do Figured do
Sacarilla do White Dmitv
White 4 coorcd Tartans, Curtain Musins.
Liueus,
1914 Linen Sheetings, Linen Napkins,
9-S Pillow case Linen, do Table Covers,
1914 Table Damasks, do eoored do do.
Huckabuck Crash, Scotch and Russia Diaper, Nap
kins etc, etc.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
1ndie. and Gents. I.isle Gloves,
do do silk and Ii,lc Gloves,
do do Coored and White silk do.
Misses Gloves
White and Colored Kid do
do do Cotton Hose,
Mcrino do,
Cashmere do,
Gents. silk, Coorcd and White do,
Boys do
burlington, April 30, 1854 d&wtf
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rrNHE CnEApE,r LOT'.r rhEEG'opt III EE
before offered 1t ver, h'ps quality at 'roa.
yard. Call aud look at .,t,s ~ LlN..'.'
Mny 1. 2r"i
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Mantillas and hawls
LXMAN,S.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES JUST RE.
! Y ceived. Please call and examine at the
CORNER STORE.
April 49, 1854. d6wtf
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FrenchGlass, Sash and Putty.

L>RENCll GLASS ALWAYS on HAND, For
sale by the Box or Retail. Glass Cut 10 any
shape and size, aud set in best Nfyic.
~ Orders promptly attended ~. Call aud see,
two doors East Of the FREE PRESS OFFICE, col,
lege street.
llEENEN BURNETT.
GrEiNGIoN May q,
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Blanks Blanks :.
hLANkS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS PRINTED
on superior paper will hereafter he kept con-
stantly on hand, or printed to order at the FREE
PRrs> OFFICE.
May l6, 1854. d&wtf
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Eatab!Cs.

I HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE CITIES
L choice assortment of Groceries, which | hope
my Customers will call and purchase, and allow me
far pratt, for afford to sell at cost or keep
them long on hand.
J. s PIERCE
Church Street,)
May "A, 1854. dkwtf
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German WOrSteds.

4 FRESH LOT, NEW AND DESIRABLE coll
~ oRs also, Worsted Patterns, 40, just opcne d
at LYMAN'S
May dSwtf
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BY Express.

ID ECEIVED THIS MORNING A BEAUTIFUL
IL assortment of Cambria Edging. and 1n.ertinss,
Muslin do do
Also, a few nice Lace Bands, &c, at
LYMAN's
Nav 4. d6wtf
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For Sale or to Rent,

FLYERS Butter Working Churn.
nECIDEDLY THE BEST CHURN IN USE.
- They are worthy the attention of Butter
makers. Also
Cast Steel Shovels.
IS doz. of superior quality. at much lower
prices than ever before offered in Burlington, for
sale at the Agricultural Store. Church Street.
JOHN ;. PIERCE.
Burlington May LIST, 1854 ddwtf
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w A STED

IMMEDIATELY, 200 OR 800 CORDS OF SAPLIN
L Pine Wood, to be delivered at the Match Factory
on Champlain street, or on the Burlington Wharfs
f. b. EDDY, Agent.
Burlington May II, 1854. wl7wtf
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The Nebraska Bill Passed.


last night, by vote of-yeas 10, nays 100.
From California and Mexico.
SANTA ANNA DEFEATED.
NIw ORLEANS, May odd.
Steamer United States arrived here to-day
with California news to May LIST
Steamer Illinois sailed from Aspnwall
May lth for New York, with $500 900 in
gold.
At San Francisco, Mr. Dillon, the French
Consul, having been arrested and brought
into court to testify in the case of the Mexican
Consul has struck his dag and will not raise
it again until ordered by the Emperor, The
Mexican consul was found guilty but recon-
mended to mercy
Col. Fremont arrived on the 18th April,
completely broken up, lie had only 20 men
lett, the greater part having deserted after
he crossed the Colorado
The boiler of the steamer GG.siie, employed
on the Columbia River, Oregon, exploded,