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Stsanr Nabigati0n.

- Steamers-The ships comprising
this line are the WASHINGTON, Captain e. M.
Fitch; HERMANN, Captain E. Higgins.
These steamers stop at Southampton, both going
and returning. sda3n' Nsl'na
PROPOSED DATES OF sAILINo-lS53
From Neso York ,Fyoux Byeuasu
Washington. Saturday, Feb. g., March IS.
Hermann Saturday, March 90. April %
Washington. Saturday, April %. Nav 90
Hermann !. Saturday, May 81 s June ~.
Washington. Saturday, June IS. M July is. N.
Hermann ....Saturday, July 16. Aug. 10
Washington. Saturday, Aug. H. Sent. g.
Hermann J. Saturday, Sept 10. Oct T.
Washington. Saturday, Oct. s. Nov.
Hermann Saturday, Nov, s. Dec
Washington. Saturday, Dec. g. Dec. 80
Hermann Saturday, Dec. 81.
From SOUTHAMPTON TO Nesp York s6.
Washington. March 80 Washington. Sept. Ia
Hermann. April 81 Hermann. .....Oct. ~
Washington. May % Washington. Nov.
Hermann. June % Hermann. -. Dec
Washington. July 30 Washington, Jan.
Hermann. Aug. II
PRICE OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK SOUTHLAND
TON OR BREMEg.
First cabin, main saloon. ........... $3.50
First cabin, lower saloon. .................. los
second cabin. GO
All letters and newspapers must pass through
the post office. fe.f,ea1
No bills Of ading will be signed on the day O,
sailing.
An experienced surgeon is attached 10 each
steamer. a NI1 .a
For freight or passage apply TO f So.
MOLLER, SAND IL RIERA,
~ 90 South street N.
G. A. HEINCKEN IL CO.. Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CRoSKEY& CO.,
Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havre
Sept 21-3m
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GAZETTEER OF THE UNITED STATES
WILL POSITIVELY he PIIBIISHED

GRAY a. BALLANTYNE,
7th street, near Odd Fellows Hall.
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Another Physician,s TIE stimony

Mr. Fnwle-Dear Sir / could send you a dozen
certificates, strong and decisive, Of the really .sna-
tive effects Of yuur valuable BAlsam Of Wild Cherry
within the past twelve months, under nv super
vision aud direction. Ind, I'd, | know Il i,v per
who have used il. comparatively, bu, commend
it, in the strongest term. A rn.e Of Asthma, the
sc,crrst ever Jaw, To- ,Liyn wa sailed month
ago, cvinc" the superiority Of tE, Iialsam. This
disease lasted ia weeks. and the dy.pu and suffer
ing dreadful; he sat up every night. Tn. gon-
tlemnn told me to give him something to last him
home 81 miles. So that he might hi wife and
child, and die in peace gave him ono bottle of
the Balsnm, and tour ounces of .yrups squil. drcc-
ting him take tcs-.poonful do..s 81 the best Bor-
dcnux olive oil, when the difficulty 81 breathing
greatest Next day | forced his dependent
viii, and made him take six bottles a. Wi.tnr'.
R,l.nIa 81 Wild Cherry home with him n. present
he having all god, that he had used much -Ipen
siy' medicines, to no proht. Last week, Mr. A.
call Il and expressed his gratitude INC in the
warmest manner. said the IN dirinc had saved his
life, paid HE whole bin, aud took six bottles
and left my Office for home, rejoicing.
Very respectfully yours,
WM. SHAW, ", n.
Washington. North Carolina, Aug. IL, lsl7.
None is genuine unless signed l. BUTTS, tho
wrapper.
For sale Wholesale and retail by the General
Agent, SETH W. l0WLE, l3N Washington street,
Boston, Mass, and by his .ub-ngcnt. throughout
the country.
Messrs r. \. PECK and 4. G. SrrAs. agent, for
burlington. wl5wl
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In Colchester, on the +th instant, Cara Hrmina,
infant daughter Of c. W. and jazz SsIrH, aged
months.
In psrre, Sept, ?3d, Capt. Jane. Hale, the fret
male child born in Barre.
In Bennington. on the 7th inst, Gen, Henry Ro-
binson, aged &C.
In Glover, on the sth int, Rev. T. J. Tcnncy,
a ed ~.
Also, on the sth inst, Isaac Wyman, agsdS7
In Hartland, Sept. &c, Maj. Edmund Freeman,
aged 80 years. lie was Of tho army in the War Of
the Revolution, and that of 1917.
In Middlcbury, on the 9Th of Oct. Charles Slade
Of Hon. VIM. Slnde, aged 70.
In Mortified, Sept. %, Mr.. Isaiah Shaw, aged
60 years.
Also, Sept, 10th, Mr.. Thomas Mayo, aged II years
In Rycgnte, sept b, John Nelson, Hsq., in the
18th year Of his age. He the second male child
born in toe. town Of Rycg-te.
In Rutland, on the 18th ult, James Porter, NJ.
D., aged - yenr-.
In ST. Adams, on the ?7th ut. Mrs. Judith Whit.
ney, aged Il.
Also, Sept. sth, very suddenly, and very deeply
lament.i, Mrs. Julia F. smith, wife of George q.
Hunt Esq, and daughter at Hon. John Smith, aged
q years.
In West Windsor, Oct. I'd, Mrs. Emil, 5. Bridge,
AGED IS,
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Later from Europe.
SEBASTAPOL TAKEN.!

t,ghtc,n Ttos,dnd Russians, and Ecrcn
ThopsanG French uaJ English kjH,d.
NEW YORK, Oct. 18th.
';tenmer ijot;c rr1m liverpool ith inst,
arrived at this port about Il o clock, this
evening, her news is very important. great
battle had taken place in the Crimca, in
which the Russians were almost totally ami
hilated. Tn Ships Of War Sunk Scbasta-
pol had fallen and the city was in flames
Ten thousand French and English soldiers
had been killed, and 10000 Russians taken
prisoners One thousand guns had been cap
turcd, hut Mcnschkoff with the shattered
remains Of his army still refused 60 surrender.
On the 2lst the Allies stormed the Russian
entertainments and after four hours hard
fighting. carried them. The French and
English lost $500 killed and wounded, while
the Russians lost 60O0
Private dispatches supply the further par
ticulars, viz: that the Russians under
Mcnschikof1 IN person. rallied on the river
katscha. on the 23d. and again gave battle
t. the Allies lie was again defca ted and
driven INTO his entertainments, behind Scbas-
torol, when he again rallied and fought a
third bnttle on the Gath, and was third
time utterly defeated. lie then fled with
the remnant Of his troops into Scbnstopol
which was becaguercd by sen and -tormcd by
land.
The Russian feet in the Ilarhcr Of Scbasto-
ri Hoo, II lad; al
The Russians lost $1,000 men killed and
wounded when the garrison Of 2,O0n men
capitulated and were made prisoners.
Mcnschikof with the remnant Of his army
then fell back and harricadcd the inner har-
bor, refusing to surrender. Six hours were
allowed him to consider the matter, and it i.
reported. though not officially, that he sur
rendered Mt the expiration Of that time.
Great rejoicing had taken place in Grca,
Britain and France on account OF these glori
Gus victories.
BY way of Vienna the report comes that
MenschikoG had surrendered the remainder
of his feet From Paris it is stated conf.
dcntially that Gen. Wen has demonstrated to
the Emperor the practicability Of taking Cron-
stadt this season, and the attempt will be
Immediately made. Six Russian ships es.
capped from S,bastpppl. Onc French and :
Russian Generals have arrived at Constants
noplc. wounded.
Breadstuiis .-Nlessrs. Brown Shipley 4
Co., and others report brcadstuffs generally
quiet, with limited business at previous
rates.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-20

State without eflccting II choice, Wen the
Assembly adjourned to Thursday next.
The votes were about equally di'idcn o''
tween J H. Barrett and y. u. Harris wn'ES'
". p. Thompson and g: g sampson Free
Sellers, and S. B. Colby, DEM
Further statements BY Capt. Luce.
NEW YORK, Oct 18th.
Can't. IrcH in 4th account of the loss of
the Arctic, says In the first boat that low
cred for the purpose Of saving the passengers
were several ladies.
The only one of whom Capt. Luce rcmcm-
bcrs by name is Mis-, Smith, daughter of
Mr.. g. G.. Smith of this city.
Excepting in this boat. NJ ladies were
saved or left the ship
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Don't Read This
RJT WITH THE BELIEF THAT ALL TIE
- statements made concerning the peculiar pro
perties OF the
,>Iut,r< 4, nam .,nU nD,x,,

- statements made concerning the peculiar pro
pcrties Of the
INIMITABLE HAIR COIORING,
prepared by G. HEIMSTREET CO., con 10 fully
substantatcd by proof. 1t is entirely "a new dis
coyery, and one which, in point Of utility far e.
cteds any similar one. II possesses the peculiar
property Of restoring the natural ooior If the hair
where age or sickness has turned it grey giving
strength and tone to the small vessels which Sc
crete the natural coloring the roots Of the hair
thus giving it the color aud healthy growth Of youth
This preparation has effect upon the skin what.
ever, not coorng staining it in the least and it
can be as freely applied rs water, and with much
safety.
1t will be found invaluable n. article for tho
loilct, possessing properties which render its use
agreeable and pleasant. Composed Of oil and slim
ulating spirits, it has the qualities Of a superior
Ilair-uil and detergent wash. It will be found to
be unequalled by anything for preventing the pre-.
mature decay Of the hair II has been in eItcn,N c
for some time and all who have used it testify
to its worth. Prepared and sold by
c, HEIMSTREET 4 co,
Troy, " T.
~ For sale BY Mn. THEO. A. PECk,
burlington, SEPT. IS d9w5m.
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III arr ir0

In this village, on the 18th instant, by the Rev.
o. +. Burdick, JouS ". CAHrHSrgR. Of Montreal,
to Miss CHARLOTTE HOWARD of this town.
At Colchester, the 10th inst, by the Rev. C. +
Burdck, II. :. TowsLrr, of Kccsevlc, y. Y, to
ELIZA VI. DEvsuoup. Of Colchester.
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Petition to sell Land Warrant.

STATE Or EkMoNl,|
DlsTRIcT or CHIrrESpEs, : Ss-Tho Probate Court,
for the district Of Chittenden, 10 all persons whom
these Presents shall come GRHEIiSG:-
Whereas, ISAIAH HCNTLEY, Guardian Of Isaac
Blood, Of ESSEX in said District, insane person,
having represented to said Court, ithat he holds a
Land Warrant, the property of his said ward, for
eighty acres Of land, issued under the Act Of Sep
TENDER 2Sth, 1880, by l.. ?. Waldo, Commissioner
Of Pension, numbered a2,l30, and dated the 9th
day of Aususi, lIi3, that sale Of SAID Warrant /.
necessary for the support Of his said ward where
fore he prays said Court Ia grant him license to sell
sud Warrant,
Whereupon, said Court assign the 9Th dsy If
November next Al the Probate ptire IN Buriu ston
IN aid District, for hearing in the premises-and
that notice thereof no given, by publishing thi.
dr. three week. .ucuesssely. in the burlington
Tree Press, newspaper printed at Burlington, pre-
ypus t. the dry set Tor hearing.
Therefore, you hereby notified, to appear, at
the time and place aipre.aid, aud show cause II any
YOU have way said license should not be granted.
Given under my hand, at Burlington, in said Dis
trict, this lith dag of Octuber A. H., 1854,
BG.J ". il. TX ENCH, Judge,
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BY t elegraph

fRuM
LYMAN'S STORE,-BC ELLINGTON,
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMLE
THREE DAYS LATER rWoM NLw NoEh -
NEWS OF GREAT IMPoRTANCE'''t
Rcc,pronty B,V Poss'd'''!'
V,RAnE IL DRY GOODS NEkl REISh. TIE
4 receipts Of Dry Goods quito large, sales
quick, aud at very low figures In staple goods,
viz she,ung', Shirtng' pcnms,>tipcs, &c, con
siderable activity displayed, at pric,s much lower
than last spring.
MOOLEN~ are h"-vy and firm, at prices that at
tract considerable attention.
FOREIGN GuOn'--Cassmercs, shawls, lc-
LANES, sc, are very cheap. Prices of III article,
excepting WORTHLESS aud unproftahle kinds, exhibit
greater regularity and hrmncss. The styles ~"
tho hest in Market, consequently meet with Ioat'
Sai,-.
ENRrOlDERlES. In this line we notice l1r-'
aud beautiful assortment, aud at low Iticc'. lhr
style, choice aud the goods are good Much AZ
t-utiln has been devoted in this line by the l1di
aud more animation displayed than usual.
1IlBET~, MEGINuS, con- kGllr, GC,--l"r[r
impottltun- ut TIN se good. thi, season, and pivy'
from - H. so per rcut less than h,t year. \
h-uuiitul a.surtmeut Of these good are NOW ready
for exhibition and sale. Purchasers are invited To
give them look hrtoIc purchasing elsewhere.
HuHlEkl,G GLO\ ES.-As usual, we'll selected
.tpck Of Hosiery aud Go,es are m toe market, hut
f,r choice goods, s,,d, mt ne g'li., the CORNER
oIUEE 10 supplied with an endless variety, aud at
ioUW i'@.
.E'All are invited to call and examine TO. them
selves
CokNER STORE, Wickrr, B~id"G}
Hor nllHr '~Ff
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i~~2ystditats.

'ENHF C1PhE1NEEaHIP HERETOFORE EMS
TING under tho firm Of BrRGrss, SorIrns &
Co. il this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
demands against said firm arc 20 be settled by L.
BURGESS and F. A. Writers and al! debts
,luJ said firm TO bc paid to them, who are au-
thorilc1 to use The name n tho FIRM ~ liquidation.
The husiuo.s az Eek will hereafter br car,"d on
10y 4. NJ. 4 y. +. rQtlEGS. and at Milton By J.
ElHGESS J.. \. Writer'S, Ldcr the firm Of
L. BIKGESS d 90.
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~ IaETsi 80 g. Y,S,
RON SssIE.

rg,UREE VALUABLE FARMS IN BUELING-
TON, aud two in Colchester. Also, several
building Lots in the village %: Burlington. Also,
50 acres Of Land, near stanton 5, in E,..N.
JOHN d. WHEELER,
Real Lsflic agent.
Burlington, Sept. q, 1854. d&wlm.
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Louisville, Ky. Oct. Ii.
Col. John Allen, publishes a card, stating
that the Fillibnstering Expedition which has
been organized here for some time past. has
been dishanlcI, for want of means.
1t numbered $500 men.
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NEW GOODS.
JAMES E. BKINSMAiD.
(succc..nr to ErinsmaId. Brother C''l

church Street, Bur'H-f1H,
%, Is OPENING THE RlCHE'r AND
So 1 most extensive variety Of
-. j GOLD AND SIL YER GOODS,
Lig6t day, Ctroncmo,er, Magic Double time, {, hn,
der and Lover Watches Of all the various lee ava
qualities usually desired, at the lowest prices SUI
some tine English Levers, and Ane time koe -. ~
Svis, ami English make, Of our own lnr'''a'' O.
Just rccciv,l Ii. sc wishing axe desired 10 '>-L--
inc them.
Also received -root variety Of Now 'iood' ana
among them are fine Keticulo, dne tom@s'es'
Husks. shell Combs, new styles Of Ladies "rs'''
Gard Cases, Port -Inunnaics, MaN-malche', !Enlr''
Corneau Charms, Twecscrs, Spy-gllsse>, ai-linF-
snuff aud Tobacco boxes, Cigar clscs, lnltul- Nt''
Court l,lu. tcr Ivory tablet. tobacco pcroht, ~,
beads Wax candles, Ihemomctcis--5 s'r'-, ''tN
ct back fine aud coarse comb, Brushe- At 'l ''"''
Tooth pick. kazurs of all prices, soaps, i,ar '''s'
Eimmt. T,ilrt \mepar, GENfINE Ma''a s1'
~, priuliur tlaeks, bone and sihcr AApsl3'ine''
button Fasteners, hair pu., and th'u'' mel am 'N'
useful article, iu daily use 10y ladlts ANA "'N'
MON T'r greatest ,arict, If such good 't o."
lowest "a prices, at the Old stand Church street,
Darlington, VI
osl N"''
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Petition for Divorce.

STATE OF VERMONT
CHlrrEspES CorSrr. }s:-To The IIo' ornblo
Supreme Court, next to be holden at Burlington,
within, and for the County of Chittcndcn, on the
fourth Tue Sdny of December, A. H., lisa.
Humbly shcucth ORIN MOBBS, Of st. GEORGE
in the County Of Chitcndcn, afuresnid-That at
Burlington, in said County, on the 10th day of Sep
TENDER, b l4 4he was lawfully married to Sarah
Allen, then, Of said Burlington, by Rev. i X. Con-
verse, then Minister Of the Gospel, and Pastor of
the First Congregational Church, in said Burng
ton, and, from that time to the last day Of August
4 ID 1851, he lived with the said sarah Allen. in
the strict observance Of all the duties required by
the marriage covenant, when, the said Sarah wilsi
~ d,s,ted your petitioner Grin, and since ha.
continued such uilfu de.erion and has wholly neg
icctcd to perform any Of the duties enoncd by the
marriage contract, without any provocation, the
part Of your Petitioner Your Petitioner therefore
humbly prays this Honorable Court, that the bonds
Of Matrmony between him and the said sarah may
may be dissolved and Bill Of Divorce granted him
and that he may be restored TO all things which he
has lost, by reason Of his marriage covenant, and
as in duty bound, will ever pray
Dated at st. George, in said county this l4th day
Of Oct ober, A. D., 1854
ORIN MoBBS.
1t being nde To appear to me that tho ssid Sarah
the Petitionce, Cor Lbelee,) above named re side.
out Of reach Of legal process from this Court-lt i.
Therefore Ordered, That the substance Of the fore
going petition be published in the Burlington Free
Press, published At Burlington, in the county of
Chittenden, three weeks successively, the last of
which shall be at least six weeks before the next
session of the supreme Court next to be holden at
Burlington, Within and for, the county OF Chittcn-
den, on the Fourth Tuesday Of December, A. b.,
1884, which shall be deemed sufficient notice to the
said Sarah, the Petitonee, to appear and answer to
the foregoing petition, and show cause why said
prayer ought not to DO granted
Given under my hand at Burlington, in sal d
County, this 10th day of October, A. D., 1884.
NJ. l.. BENNETT, Judge
vl6w3 Of the Supreme Court.
NAHuE PECK, Atty.
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Liberation.

FI'lllr insy certify that | have sold 10 my son,
! Jacob l.. CochTsn., his tine until he |, n
years old aud he is Tree To- set for himself
other mon, 10 all ntauts and purposes ia law and
/ SHALL pay debt. Of his coutrsrtiIx alter this
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-20
sIysg3SEssiE,Eb u.

H. ID Fs SSSBSk Nj J." ~ -.
AIDES YOU WILL FIND AT LYMAN'e
IL larger assortment Of goods in this lire tl7n
usual, consisting Of
Cambria Collars, Cambria Sleeve,
Muslin do Muslin do
Lac. do Lace do
Honitop do Thread do
Under hdkfs Muslin and Cambria Bands. Edsines
and In.ertiugs, Dimty Bands, Embroidered
skirts, illusion, bubinet aud black sAA
Lsce. Embroidered Idkfs., Wells,
stamped Collars, Working
Cotton, etc, etc.
WHITE GOODS.
lac and s,rs Cambrics, Bishops Lawn,
Swiss null Muslin., Plaid Csmbries
Book do FIGURED 90
eocarilla do White pimity-
White 4 colored Tartans, Curtain Muslin.
Linens.
lU-4 Linen sheetings, Linen Napkins,
q-s Pillow case Linen, do liable covers
lO.4 Table pamssks do colored do do,
Hucknbuck, Crash, Scotch and Russia psper, Nap
kin., etc, etc.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Ladies' and Gents. lisle Gloves,
do do silk and Isle Gloves,
do do Colorei and White silk DO.
Misses Gloves
White and Colorod Kid do.
do do Cotton Hose,
Mcriuo do,
Cashmere no.
Gents. silk, Color.d snd White d.,
Boys 10.
Burlington, April 20, 1884,. daV'f
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TO REM r.

rsNIIE STORE ON COLLEGE STREET, UNDER
the Pr, Press Qfr'. For terms. apply at this
Office
: sept. :. ds"U
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The Eclectic Beehive.

'I'liE Subscriber having purchased Of Mr.. CLlRs
i WhyrLyR, the original proprietor. the right to
make, use, cell tn. Eci,crc Be- Hp, in the Coun.
ties Of Chitt-nden franklin, Orleans, Lamoilc and
Grand Isle, offer. the same for sale by iudivi-
dual To an ivht
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darlington Wagon Ay'ts,
w antod

nNE OR TWO ACTIVE AND HONEST YoUN'i
" MEN, Of &c 10 j. years Of age, for the pkld
business. Such possess educational advantages
preferred. None need Apply without good rec'n''
mcrdntion THEO. A. PECK,
Apstiseayy s. Wao'aaie p-ss-l0
burlington, Aug. II, 1854 wern
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Sl.kAYEE.

nN THE NIGHT OF THE 9th inst. from the
~ Subscriber, n good sized GRAY HORSE, with
long heavy switch tail. When he left he had on a
s,ripcd Wooden Blanket md leather head stall
Halter. ,;ri rnre attached
ANY person who til' retrrn 'ho said Horse t" the
subscriber ut the Tarbcll House, Burlington. or
z We information where he may be found, @ll ~
suitably rewarded. 7. MOLEl.
Burlington, Oct. 10. wifi
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TIE DRONE.TItAP,

with which tho excess Of dronrs-(the'r, ms IL tho
ease with domestic animals, being more numerous.
'han 10 necessary for propagati"n,) may be easily
expelled from tho hive, thereby saving To tho orncr
from each old swarm "a, is estimated in correct
prnciples,) from Il To 80 lbs Of honey of the hr.
quality, which must otherwise bc lost. The above
can be clearly demonstrated to any intelligent mind
CARMi 0-GUUD.
Ne,tiord, August, 1884. wl5w3s
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Indian Physician, Office, rs BrOOmheld ST.,
BOSTON.
nR. GREEN is probably the only scientific ply
- ,iciAn who In. thoroughly Investigated
the natural system Of medicine as practi'cd by the
aborigincs Of this country,
DR.. Il. may bc consulted nj his Office c~oTy Mon
day, Trc'd,v, snd saturday, from 81 A. ii, to 4.
7. VI. Ali the original lnan Remedies prepared
in scientific manner, and for sale at hi. Office
Circulars, containing condensed description Of his
mode Of practice, with abundant reference to cases
cured, may he obtained at the Dr.s Office or OF his
agent, sent by mail, free Of charge, to any one
requesting it. Term. rea.onable-advice free.
Dir. Green's Indian Panaccn., for humor. Of The
Blood Indian Specific, for Coughs. Con'umptioni
Ie, for salc BY q. W. ALLEN, Agent.
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Stray sd or Stuic1.


IN tho might Of the It'll inst, from the ;hti 81
" Mr. Kcchic, in Milton, large, brown, bob
tailed horsc about % years old, rather thin in flesh,
with harness an. AnT nc who will return the ami
mil or :i,c information of hi4 whereabouts. will
he Suitably rctn.dod ROSS coon.
{ rLra'or o. ~. dlt6w?t
F0-;'p E.IJJ.. - insTITUTE.
Nt-INlrH rLHM BEGINS, DEC. 7ru, l,'4.
FAiI Aug. ioth,
Rrv. JOSEPH I. KING, \. NJ. Prn1poi,
New and superb brick bull ling, with avery de-
.irnblc appurt,naucl, to accommodate $40 bonrIcr'
ladies and Gentlemen.
The Faculty VIII cona.t Of twenty Professors and
Teachers able to instruct the roet ad-oucod cla,s
of students, nu .ual facilities in natural science
Ancient aal Modern Languages. music, Painin.
and Eocution.
Tuition for the Term Of II full weeks Prima-
rics, ;! so Common English, - 90; Higher Eng
li.h and A. cnt LANgua g"s each from 15cts to II e
- r-irr7 =, corresponding rates lncideniil.,
80 cts; Board luc drI Room, 10 hv - feet, well
furnished, 81 81 per week. if paid in advance Per
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