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ws,linary ana runcy Dry Goods.

,THE undersigned having purchased of
i Mrs. Blanchard, her Millinary Store
adjoining the Grocery, corner Third and
Convention Streets. has added thereto
choice assortment Of Fancy Dry Goods -
The Millinary department. being in charge
of competent hands, Ladies may rest assur-
ed of having all work in that particular
business done strictly in accordance with
the prevailing styles, trial being respect
fully solicited. T.B. O'CONOR.
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Marrif0

At Magnolia Glen, West Feliciana, the
residence of Mrs. Sarah Flower, on Thurs
day evening Goth of April by the Ri Reyd.
Leonidas Polk, Bishop OF the Diocese,
WV. POLK, of the Parish of St. Charles,
to ALICE c only daughter Of the late
James Flower
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Ilie0.

At the residence of Danl D. Avery ir
this city on Monday evening the LIST inst.
Mrs MARGARET HENSHAW, of New
iberia in the Parish of St. Mary Her re-
mains will be taken to that parish for in
torment.
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Mlss1ssrrPl-Judge Price, who
was shot few days since in an ARRAY
at Ripley with Col. w. J. McLin,
died on the 18th inst.
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1
grafton Of what's called a weight,
character" and indulge in the Il Fur,
Of the imagination and soul, in tn,
consideration Of the pleasant enter
tainment at Mrs. Reads on the nigh
Of May Day. The "merry May" 1
must not be forgotten, and cannot
be, as long as the flowers bloom, and
the dormant creepers Of the pas. year
resurrect, to wreath triumphant arches
in the shady grove, where the balmy
breath Of Heaven, calls into existence
the beautiful shrubs and flowers Of the
past, that have not been dead, but
sleeping quietly in the bosom Of the
earth for spring time. Is this poeti-
cali! If not, let it passive lead not,
but are led in our description Of the
beautiful. In all the ten thousand
celebrations Of the approach of May,
that have passed in different sections of
the Union for the year '54, we place
Mrs. Reads at the very head Of the
list, in all its appointments, ofenchant-
ing song-beauty in its snowy white
emblem of nnocense-music poetry,
and pleasure.
Professor De Ceniel presided at
the piano, and the harp, and accom-
panied the young ladies in their melo-
dramatic performance, with his mas
terly music. The room and gallery
was decorated with wreaths of flowers,
interwined with garlands, formed of
magnolia leaves. Miss Sowel-a state
". majestic. and queenlike figure,
personated the "Rose," and was ulti-
mate crowned 'Queen of the May"
a character that she pictured with
Princly dignity. Miss Barnett per-
sonated-it should have been the
Primrose or the Morning glory-Miss
Barnett was the right hand bower of
the Queen, and proclaimed her males
TVS commands in measured and ap-
diction. Miss Russell stood
to the left Of her majesty, and held in
her snowy hand the emblem Of her
office-a large Lilly, that seemed to
have came into existence for the oc-
casion of which it was justly proud
and dangled its head in appreciative
token Of honor The hand that elapsed
i, and the head that commanded the
hand, was classical picture, not often
net in the every day walks of prosey
existence. Miss Thompson personated
he Sunfower--a stately Siddons like
orm with symetery of feature. Miss
Jalvit was the Hollyhawk, and in her
contention with the Rose and the Sun
lower for the palm" might have just
y come off victorious. Miss Marigny
vas the graceful spirit Of the occasion,
md might be fifty termed the master Of
ceremonies. When the coronation
vas over, and her maesty's subjects.
ad all paid graceful homage I; then
he male gentlemen, of the audience,
7ere pre-emptorily ordered before her {
1ighness, and perhaps we should say
cquitted themselves Royalty, before ;
he royal assemblage; but alas, alas, t
here is no grace-no ease, no elegance q
the male population when placed a
4 the centre of such bed of flowers
It's like decorating beautiful nose
ay, with the thistle. Lights have d
laddows-roses have thorns-a iud- t
'ious admixture of "bitters," make c
le cup palitable and here-where we $
Mould say how we'll the gentlemen d
cquitted themselves, we will abruptly C
srminate. Il
RIprC nc pPou1p,rrn Tho Arob "
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| WARS A GRAND EA2xAs1E g---Tn
music, it is d contraMo spoyuno-azl0-
pia,ao-tasso- 7eiiero movement. Fit
is a passage in singing, the movement
may be understood Observed to
come on, when the lady advances a
pace-poises herself on tip-toe, throws
up her hands and wiggles her whole
body in the effort to get a clear tone
in an alto part, which the fashionable
world has concluded to suspend mid
air, and it has to be diyed after in a
ftoggish manner. This is a "Grand
Fantasia in music. In dancing, grand
Fantasia is very peculiar movement,
that few ever successfully attain. The
Grand Fantasia is made on the stage
in this wise as near as we can come at it.
The lady donseanse, goes to the back
Of the stage-makes en- agile bound
in which agility is visable--slides
gracefully down to the foot lights
thrusts her left foot out at the angle
90 . -whirls violently around few
times, and before the whirl is over,
comes down on her knees in such
manner, as to leave her garments in a
very corkscrewey fix about her. IF
this fete is well performed, it "calls
down the house."
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G. R OCERIES

] { WHOLESALE.- RE.TALL.)
| AT THE OLD STAND Or ., !. BLANCHARD,
Corner Of 1hird T. Conrentton SIS.
Baton n6nEs, La.
TIME undersigned respectfully informs
j the inhabitants Of Baton Rouge and
vicinity, that having bought out Mr. Blan-
chard, he will keep constantly on hand
large and well assorted stock of the best
16 ~ AT present he would
SkOcE R1E 6 g. call particular atten-
ton to the following
Dufiield Hams; Canvassed Hams;
Plain do. Cheese Flour; Tea.
Coffee; Chocolate Sugar; Candies
Jellies; Preserved Fruits; Fresh,
Salmon Sardines; Pickles:
Mustard; Yeast Powder; Star
Candles; Sperm do. Soap;
French Liquors; do Wines;
- Brandies; Whiskey;
Gin; Rum, Scotch Ale;
London Porter; Havana Segars Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco &c Also, Soda
Crackers, done up in tin cases for ia
nily use, and in boxes or barrels.
Of these and other things there is large
and varied assortment, which will be sold
at the lowest rates, and therefore hopes
that by.integrity and strict attention to bu-
siness he will merit continuance of that
support which the establishment has here
tofore so literally received.
may2-y. r: B. o'CoNoR.
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NEayOralty.

MayOralty.
THE price Of Flour being - 90 per barrel Ba-
L kers will give 20 ounces of Bread for 10 cents,
the ensuing week. [may3] J. X. DuFROCQ, Mayor.
7 + PRIX de la farine etant IS 90 lie bar-les
IL boulanges donneront 20 onces de pain, la Sc
maine conrante pour 10 sous.
mai3 ]. r. DUFROCQ, Marie.
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GOAP formed as peaches, oranges, eggs,
~ figs, grapes, etc, together with full
assortment Of shaving and washing soaps
for sale by A. GOLDMANN.
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BIBLES PROHIBITED Arch
bishop Of Mexico has addressed to all
the clergy circular, in which he re-
commends to them the greatest vigi-
lance in preventing the circulation and
reading Of Protestant Bibles, which
are being introduced from the United
States in Tamaulipas, across the Tex
an frontier.
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r The Plaquemine Seminal says
that few days ago bona fde Shad
was caught IN Bayou Plaquemine. In
high water the same paper says that
"Shad" are caught in great quantities
10 that stream. There must be some
mistake about this. The Shad does
not, or rather did not inhabit south
ern waters, a short time ago, and if
they migrate to Plaquemine, it is a
strange fact, for which, the Seminal
will oblige us to give his philosophy.
TFriend White-Jona c. is out as
candidate for the Mayorality of Thibo-
daux. Quite change. There is
yet, hope Of salvation for iona, if he
will only walk in the path Of rectitude,
and not follow the example of his H.
lustrious name-sake. White, is get
ting prosey, and that's right. He comes
down out of the head of minerva
to take a seat I'VE hope SO, if it is his
wish) in the flag bottom chair, of the
Mayorality Of Thibodaux.
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For Rent.

NTANTED.-A servant girl from 12 to
w Is years Of age-apply at this
Office.
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ORDINANCE STORES

ORDININCE STORES
AT AUCTION.
WlLL be sold at Public Auction. on
w the 9th day Of May proxo.. at the
o. S. Ordinance Department, the following
lot of Ordinance stores
Sabers; SO Cartridge boxes: 1T
Bayonet Scabbards 52s Belts; 253 Plates;
% Gunsling Russits; 65 Can Pouches.-
Terms-cash. L. Z. POWERS & Co.
april 22-td. Auctioneers.
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GERMAN silver and Porclean Powder
NJ Boxes with great variety of pow
ders for sale by A, GOLDMAN.
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Notice.

NOtlCC.
). A. MEDIATION, Sc. O. NOTATION,
u. ". "AED, WM =. PIKE.
LOUISIANA pENITENTIARY.
Baton Rouge, May 1st, 1854.
WE have this day associated with us in the bu-
W siness Of the Louisiana Penitentiary, VIM
$. PIKE. The business will hereafter be conducted
under the name Of WARD, NOTATION & Co.
mav2-M NOTATION, WARD co.
sN-Gaxette and Advocate copy.
Bacon.
< CASKS prime Shoulders.
- 3" Clear Sides.
10 tierces 8. G. and baeged Hams
For sale low to the Trades. tlAs
may-1-M 3, M HART L CO.
Pork.
En BBLs. Mess Pork.
w few do. Rurnps for sale.
may-1.h s.M. HART L co.
Liquors.
4 SMALL lot Of old Rye and Bourbon Whiskey.
IA Brandy and Wine. Also few boxes assort-
ed syrups. For sale to close consignment.
hay-1-Gt. SIN. HART l. CO.
For Rent.
A DESIRABLE house on Laurel street
II well adapted for small family or
for Offices. Apply to Alex, Shaw or at
this office. april-29-lw.
NTANTED.-A servant girl from 12 to
w Is years Of age-apply at this
office.
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Pork,
Ell BBLS. Mess Pork
~ few do. Rumps for sale
may-1.M SIN. HART q co.
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a G A II d .

noCTOR GEO. NJ. TIGHE, A STUDENT
~ under Sir Ashley Cooper, late Of the City of
London England, has taken up his abode in Bur
ington, Vermont, and is now prepared to practice
upon Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers; Scruiula, salt
Rhcum Vcnercal Diseases, whether acute or chronic,
and all Cutancuus Diseases of the skin, lie pledges
himself not to take any person under treatment
whom he cannot cure, and makes no charge where
there 10 no cure effected. Persons bringing ccrtih
Gates from the Minister of their Religion Of their
inability to pay, he will cure without charge, and
will forfeit hundred dollars in every case of fail
urc This he feels assured will be sufficient to
vince the public that he does not belong to that
class of persons called ohsrlatnns, or quacks, who
live upon the .ucrings and crcduty of their fellow
crcsturcs.
S,yrrous or CAScgR-This disease originates
in the form Of Pimpcs, Warts. Scales, Horny Pro-
tubcrancc., Prctcrnntural engagements. and Tuber-
culsr Elevations. Sometimes unusual heat. and
very unpleasant itching, succeeded by twitchng.
and sensation fclt as if there fly or spider
crawling the part, and at intervals dartng,
hooting pain, which becomes more frequent as tho
disease progresses.
1t also originates from blows, bruises and the
ordinary cause. and states of inflammation produce
Cancer grief and anxiety are also its causes
Sorrow for the loss Of relatives also, often produces
it, IT fa,ourod by age and by the unmarried
state in women; when it occurs in the married, the
men.cs .inost Away. cease first, showing connec
ton between them it a so apears very commonly
at the period when tais secretion disappears. 1t
occurs even in subjects young as five years, but
most common in advanced life, and ,cro.ula predi'
poses TO it.
The Doctor will attend on patients in the country
| If called to do So to inform them Of hi, whore
about., that they may avail themselves of his SER
vices. His address is " DIR. GEORGE NJ. TIGHE,
| corner Of Pine and Pearl streets, Burlington Vt.
GEORGE NJ. TIGIlE,
Practical Ca-cc' Doctor.
| Marc
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Chittcnden County Court
May Term, 1854.


CARLOS BANTER. Of Burlington, in the County
Of Chttcndcn, having entered upon the docket Of
said court his writ of attachment declaring against
William c. Harrington, of Sacramento, in the state
Of California, as cndOrseo of prOinissory note for
S700--datcd Burlington February 10, 1919, given
by George H. Harrington, then in life but since de-
ceased to the said William c. order payable and
negotiable at the Bank of Burlington with interest,
in three months from date, for value received which
note the plaintiff AYERS the said VIM. G. then aud
there endorsed to the said Carlos, and remains UNI
paid, and also summoned Mrs. Hannah Thomas, of
said Burlington rs trustee of the said VIM T. as
per writ and declaration on file
And it appearing to said court that the said VIM.
c. resides out of the State and has not had personal
notice of the tendency Of this suit in this court -
TnERryuRE, 1t is hereby ordered that the said
VIM. c. be notified of the tendency of said SUIT III
this court by publication of this order three weeks
.ucco,.ivcly in the Burlington Free Press, u news
pnpcr printed in said Burlington, the last of which
publication. to be twenty days previous to the scs'
sion of said court next to be holden Mt said Burng
ton on the first Tuesday of November, 1854, II,
which term the said VIM. q. is notified to appeal
| and answer to said suit.
w3w DAVID FRENCH, Dcjs Clerk
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K ED & ID A Y 6
Si(IN r.
Stoves, Stoves !,

The Subscribers offer 70 the trade on fair and lib
era terms, large and complete assortment OF Ntouc,
ol the first quality, for both coal aud wood among
which are tue celebrated Hack Diamond and May
Flower Cooking stoves and the Irving md Franklin
Coal burners. Algo, large assortment Of New
Pattern nirl.l S'ovos for wood.
F'c I'n1-y, No. 10 E,orcr-"., hio-v.
TREADh Mill a PEkLI.
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n y TED

VMMEDlArElN, 900 ok iu0 CORDS or sAPLIN
Pine Wooj, &. u. '''yo,od gt g.. Match f'ct"rs
on CA.nplain .tr,.t, 90 a gao hHr'ir ton VIA r.
T.. ., EDDY, Agtat.
Burlington, May l., 1884. wl1su
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Ayers Cathar,,c PIi..

Pl'tt THiT ApE rILL=
Pt.'. HAYES. S:,.- Chemist. # Ma.,,c,n.ctt,
saws they nrc the h--' IF q Plus rrJ annexed sire
the ncn ',ho certify that a., lD,yc. Knows viz -
LEN I'll Az, Che! Justice supreme Court Of
Ma.
LN0.,Y Wt.i.huNN, Goycrno, Of Mas.
". e.. T&KETr, Lieut. Goy. OF Mas.
EDWARD ~ ERtrT, Er-sec. q state ami scu.-
tor Of [. :.
ROBERT c. WINTHROP. Er-speakcr House Of
Representative t. :. A.
ABBOTT LAWEENCE, Minister Plcnipo, to Ct
Britain.
juuA r. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop Of
Elstnn.
MEN THAT ARE MEN,
Among the disease. this Pill has cured with a..
touisaiug rspidily, We may mention
CostNencs', bilious complaints, Rheumatism,
Dronsy, Heartburn, Headache, arising from a foul
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid ina'tion of
the bowels, and pain arising thcrcfrom, Ilatulcncy
loss of appetite, all Ulcerous and cutaneous diseases
which require an eyacuant Medicine, Scrofula or
Kings Evil. They also by purifying the blood and
stimulating the systen, cure many complaint. which
it would not ho supposed they could reach such rs
pcatucrs partial nliuduc,s, Neuralgia and Nervous
irritabIllty, arrangements of the Liver and Kid
urya, Guut, aud other kindred complaints, arising
from los state OF the body, or obstructous Of its
functions. They are the best Purgative Medicine
over discovered, and you will but need to use them
once To- know IT,
are You Sick
Then you c1I't be cured too soon DoL't DELAY
anti Your complaint i, incurablc, and then mourn
when il Is too a''. Fou? Gfths Of all the diseases
which peppl, tAc ,hurrh yards might be- cured by
Ay,r'- Natuar,c Pills, If taken in season. punt %
dragging tMnu th the Spring, faint sleepy md Ii /
les, hrrauir Your blood ls loaded with bile Don't
wcal thc acaoAche, heartburn, ANA their kindred
di.,ileIs hec az yuut stunl c4 i, .oul. Don't
lsrl y.u.,l' around the world, covered with rim.
ric'. Hln'cr"' 'rore, Sores, aud an or any of tc
uuciePp "l,'n'.s of the skin, because your sv.ten
wants rlyuHslu,. Don't show yourself about lean,
har. nd, 81 c'.'cd in, because your stomach and
bowels need strengthening into healthy action
we, Pill So these tLiHg, right ~ as wa.
ter 90 .nrros flr, .hcy purity the body md bloud
and rr.tu,c thyiI functions into healthy activity
w'i,h you cen 'rnl quick NJ they taken. They
oro the great rtiiral wonder OF thi, pgc recng
i,,' by al vito know their virtues, and many tnuu-
.annS kuvN iac,n ia"u t"o ta,ug I,,foI4t fol a
C.s,h, aud the Pm 'or all arrangement, requirin,
Il pursativr m-r'rire.
T. rmrrd w pr. J &. AVER, setie.l and Ans
lvti,ul Chemist, Ma. =. aIi $, Id Ly
T. 4. rELh. \ SPEAR, GEo ". ALLEN
burlington: ~IMuNDS NFEDHkM shcl.
hu-ro: M.rALl, llinc tur.l ; y. ALIEN AMBER,
ChAiltt,.: p y. >iMuNp 4 90. " bis:cl: 4
II. NupGT., Redmond JONATHAN MERRILL
v lao iii.
iUrrs', VI -tm
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TS@i;=.

|DN kF0, "EAGnG" Mis-; Also
'e'''' ACES, LIT, LctI, pc,7lcr ari af.t Is iuse
iust ,ocei Cd by hE..R.2E 4 Nile.
Nov. -. dHutt
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CA is i!

~
Just PUbhsic|--A N'w UiscoreryM He6'cine'
4 FEW WORDS OK RATIONAL
a tre ,tmcnt, without Medicine, 1t cimatorrhca,
Local Weakness, Nervous pcLiiily, Low spirits,
Lassitudc, Weakness of the Limbs and the Back,
lndisposition and Inralmcity f9T study and Labor.
Dizziness Of Apprehension, Losi Of Memory, Aver
sion to Society, Love # Solitude. Timility, Sell
Distrust, Dizziness, Headache, Involuntary Di-
charges, Pains in the side, Affection ut the E,c-,
Pimpe. on the Face" sexual and other lnGrmti-s i'll
man.
From the freHch e Dr. y. DIT LASEY:
The inportpnt tatt NAT thCeo Alarming nmuli IT.
may easily be removed Tl1Hnt uEpiCI>E.i j., ia his
snail tract, clearly lem. u.i,atcd, ard N -tiro} =
and highly successful t-on IN. u' adopted h..
tho author, fully explained. by meaus of whirL
every is enabled 70 h''r ~ .ctttiy, aea at
The least po7v,'e .,s, avoiding, thereby I'll! tbs nd
vcrtiscd uy.truIIs Of tie day.
sent, to any address, gratis and post free. IL n
sealed envelope, by RENTING (post laid) two post
gao stamp 'c Hr. b. pt LANET, go. II Lspenmd
street, Nov ivia
Dec. 10. ls5a. d6wly
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Munuf,-tur,, of and lvtoiesair D,qi,rs in
r F. 4 d y VI 4 D T. CL OTHI y g
Importers and Jobbcrs of Cloths, C0ssimeics. Vest.
ings and Trimmings. 4 large assortment If fine
ind medium, low priced C!pthng, constantly on
hand and fer sale on the most liberal terms. Mer.
chants are invited to call and examine our stock.
Nos. 3 and i E1chGngc, AUanv.
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EOlfpP.
ssAVlNG BOtHliI rilE STOCK OF CLOTHING
foIuerl, oe.ongin5 t. SLUMAN 4 TURK, tho
Dusnes, will carried hereafter under the M.
of 3. TURF, who will contnIe to keep a large AMI
fashionable stuod Of ea y-inadv Clothing aud cuts
Furnishing GoDus, which will be sold at tho loves,
cash prices. Purchasers would do we'll to call at
thi. establishment before purchasing elsewhere a.
sm determined To- sell 20 pr cert. cb,rr,r than
other Clothing House in this State.
e Remember, No. BANK BLOCK, bvtweo
fnHmtrc'aI an! Farmers + MetLsnic, BonkS.
Il. TURK.
Burlington, Aug 81, 1854 ddwtt
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fMn BUS. I. l. SALT.
f''V 10000 bags Dairy do, Pure Rock, stoau
refined aud Western.
5O bags Liverpool fac 10. 'AShton's
1000 bus. Canada salt,
just received and sale by
HERRICK NUEs.
Wv !s .u.u
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Wait ~ Coates,

Nos $50 and 3Gl Broad,roy Abany,
Wholesale Dealers in
Groscrie', Teas, C5Tec, sI;ar, MolUsscs, Spices,
Foreign Fruit., Nut" &c; l'ayona Scgar7, of 'u-
perior quality Sperm, Solar, Whale and Olive
OILS.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IL NEW YORK
Pianos and Nciodcons for Cash,


HORACE - tTEES, Tho great Music aud rany
Forte dealer, 3}] Pros Iva, Nc,r lof ercrr, t.
share large per cent. wish hi- customers rather
than pay it - the Stt,''J va! Street, to raise
available means - ,l.thH lin to ,tem the present
tight times cfrr' h', immense assortment Of elc-
stnt al wtrra tod Pianos and Mtlodeon, At a large
discount from Factory price, for Cash. Iii. asaurt-
ment ohpts's p'a1". from three Of the largest nj
most celebrated Rp.trn Manufactures also those
Of 'evcr,.! Vi the isst N's ark MI4rrs including
the beautiful and nurrh admired H,rcce Wa'.-s
PaH7'fr5" +i:orer Fta,sy, and Meloicons of the
best Boston, Ne. Haven, View York, and Buffalo
maker- aurdiu. IN opportunity for selections not
to b. lad 1acrc. Zach instrument warranted.
Secondhand Pianos At great bargains--Priccs from
$50 to Slt3. Music ald Musical instruments # all
kinds. Dealer, Teachers and Heads of Schools sup
pli"t on the best terms. Music sent by mail post
paid General and select Catalogues of Music and
e1nelule # Factory prices ofPianos, Mcodcon. and
Musical Instruments hrwsrdsi to any address, free
Of postage.
sept. ID. wllm5
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FURNiTURH.
Edwin A, Harris,
Cabinet EnInItnre \ GnniI l. un MT

$40 Broai,1ay f,m doo,, South D,i,uan House,
ALBANY, \. Y.
-Four Of tbs largest Ware Room, in the State-hr't,
second, third and fourth stories full Of ali kinds OF
Furniture, Manufactured by the most experienced
woIkmon and of tho best macrias-all Mt very mod
crate prices.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-27
CLEMENTS SPLENDID LINE or STEAM
Frs fUE AILPOklH
LAKE MICHIGAN.

aud the keilroad from Chicago to I- sale ami -
Louis, iorunS the most pc-iof and taU1 'di' r'E''
t. ~. i0H,-lust tRs> steamers form psI'y Llue
uctr sy la sale lnl =, Louis
- I, is r., At adtI. &" Jewellers, either for
ule,sur, ,r bu. r' anita -, rpt enjoyed by any
utucr. The Bu..S # the Lane vu tNr Nurt. Ps-t e
are less exposed To the Huuu- ui ryu IN weather u-
1ideut to lrlp - the ooJta >uurc, auG ur, npi
subject tu any detention ta,t ntnrr line, sue DO,
gong into P'rt- difficult 90 cniy. The rytil~s,,. t
beauty aud ma spltcrut grandeur of tue bytpit
NycT a, oui Ncd from IA" lohle ~teaWcys ui this
Lac. has uu c.usl. Iuc Lalru.i from i,uvit a.
chicago passes through all thc principal t,VI' u
hupo tau'c in Mich. an au a'lvautlge not ouioyod
h! any other Route, and me t.~i ,uu,'es n to d
rrcc 'irIo, over ali others.
10 iNssasc conveyed from the Car, 20 q Boat
tH f' 'h0-g'. by delivering tho tu,cN 60. tJ,
A-eut on the llpiu, or at The pcp,j, snu '.rct,t
t.l. 3D. .r,u thr l,utc.
- -. v. NliirNG j. Freight Agent ior fhc
L,n., u.rc ,n VI. G. *. Il. p.cs. pIi.'i,. .b'o.
rru.,.i l"rwudcr. viii forward fre,,nt "t o'g
're. 90 tfE 't,O.7, ip ne ma'.p 'tH'ft. At
IT,, luNe., cite., uua With oSsIa'sh, MAJ. fAcNs-
se-, ctrt Al y. Whiting, hui,-lu.'
as-Illliut uu IltkEr> clr hr procured of the
Agent. g" the Line, 'iencral once, No. Town.
Hall, dool. West Of tie i".t u0vo.
M,Ioi J.. IL k,U.
A.-.t, Burlington,
May n, 500. daSu