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The Money Diggings at whitehali-The
Fools Growing More Foolish.

we stated some two CT three weeks since
That number fmen were engaged IN digging
Tor money on the Picket" near South Raw
Ihey being encouraged to such labor by the
revelation Of a certain pretended fortune teller
Of this village. We learn that they are siil
digging, although they have not yet found the
FIRST cent Having found the Picket 10 BE-
fruitless field, they have removed the scene
Of their operations to the Diameter, a high
ledge OF rocks on the west shore OF the BAY.
Tradition relates that somewhere az the foot Of
This huge wall of rock is cave from which the
sSpaniards, soon after the discovery Of this con.
tnent, dug OUT vast quantities of precioua ore
Hence, like the Picket" the Diameter has
been repeatedly searched for the treasures 1t IF
SAID TO contain. On consulting their sDiri;ual
guide, the gold hunters were assured Of the
truth Of the tradition and told how to prosecute
their labors successfully. They we're 10 com
nence digging in n certain spot pointed ont by
the " medium" and to keep steadily at work.
On the third day they would reach large fiat
rock o snake would then appear before them,
but the reptile must not be dlsturbed, nor must
any Of the company manifest fear or sneak a
word, lest the spell sh,uld be broken. lfthese
instructions we're strictly obeyed, the treasure
you'd coon be theirs. Accordingly pichaxc
and crowbaT we're put nt work among the r0cks
and sure enough on the third day, Il IL said He
they came to the exp cite fiat roclt, s'u-i!
snake was seen 10 fall hu,n sn overhanging bual
directly into tho hole IN few minutes It Gis-
appeared IL blue flame leaving nothing hut
= cooled streab of sulphurous ashes. At 'iis
snperna'urtl sight, our creLulous heroes. 'hY'
fonewiidt terrified, we're fully confirmed IN t.e
belief thlt the preclUus siuiiwas k7l pu,i they
have since been digging, in accordance win
thls belief with perseverance worthy O. cue
10 q
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.,-s examined Tie h.; OF articles that CON pose john
BAE Extract Of SarsApHri sDd have heste.ieu In
fA Ing that 10 II sufe sud valuable compound would
prefer to Ry IN for the diseases Arising
f-ou. impure stat Of ne blood o. isnt Of the system
] confidently recommend il 70 friends being
powerful ESt.nct, and tne thet believe Will cure ali
Glasses OF di,ers. Tor which IL - roou rue /! usvd
according 20 directions believe Il 20 ts e valuable
Eucr-iHueur 70 Mercury - Nay, 7 haze my doubt.
whether IN Ia" vlrsnt aud prutrAcre chp.s Of
sSph is with Nodes Trophs tn cArirs of II.
bones rs'htri. ought not to FuUces rvvry other remedy
s.R. MUCONAi HE, y.
Honorary neu Der c! tEr Sledics! Socisty
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How GvNs ARE SPIErr. A correspond rt
~ the Tendon RcroH describes ho~ the
Russians spike Tue guns -" The spikes are
four inches long and OF tn. dimensions Of a
tobacco pipe the head fat; barb at the
point acts as ppring, which il naturally rrce-
sed to the shan upon being forced mo tho
,ouch-hole. Upon relching the chamber q
:he gun It resumes It's position, and 1t is imyos-
slble to withdraw it, team only BE- got ont by
dnl,ng-no easy task, as they arc made Of III"
harde., steel, and being al loc.c IN the touch
hole, there IL much difficulty ia making drill
bite as etfcctually as it sh1uld do, lla apphca-
ton is the work Of mnment--a single tap on
the fat-he1d with the palm of hand sufiicing.
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Pianos Pianos!! Pianos -!

4 IfENIloN OF PURCHASERS Is RESPECT
" fully called to new aui gigantic invention ia
Piano Forte now iuly Perfected and before the
5ybic, known 80 HALLS Celestial Triple-striueed
Piano. Tue peculiarly OF the trlcslip piauu con-
in it, capacity for o'inp", ,uHc with the single
Singer attainment hitherto unknown to The
Pinruiurlc,
The most ordinary reIfoImer rs enabled br the
AID Of this Improvement 10 produce effect. in octave
playing that would cunfouui q rualhcrr ora LtstJ.
One of it, chict CNcellenet- Is it, capacity to bee
used at will - sn ordinary Piano oC the sweetest
quality OIL tone, aud is instantly changed By the use
Of q common pedal I" a combination So thrilling
and ma site, - 10 rnptivGto aud charm the heart
These instrument, superior Ia power 10 two or
binary octave Piino-, while for sWrotncs- purity,
breadth, and richness Of tone, they chnl.ugc the
cumpvtit ION of the world.
This Is the united testimony Of Professor, aud
ins.eurs Who have tested the Celestial Piano. Or.
diuury Pianos Of all sizes, and second baud for
sale at reduced price,.
LLY MUNGER, 3zl Broad way, =. y
tLtGu,'oivrsr7 and alers, 'shoie.ale acd r.tBl.
Oct. ~, 1865, v2mas
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TROY BELL FOUNDRY.
A CAR II

a. ~ "A ~ ~
DOCTOR GEO. NJ. TIGnE, A STUDENT
~ under Sir Ashley Cooper, late Of the CITY of
London, England, has taken up his abode in iiur.
ington, Vermont, and is now prepared u prsctic.
upon CANCERS, TunOrs and Ulcers; Scroiula salt
hheum Vsnerenl Disesses, whether acute or chronic
ind all Cutaneous Diseases of the skin lie pledres
iiInself not to take any person under tr,atmsnt
Whom ne cannot cure, and makes no charge where
there ia no cure effected. Persons bringing certit.
'stss from the Minister of their Religion, of their
inability TO pay, he Will cure without cberre and
VIII forfeit hundred dollars in every case of fail.
are This he feels assured will be sufficient TO con.
gince the public, that he does not belong To TIM.
class Of persons called charlatans, or uuacks who
live upon the suTerings and credulity OF their fellow
reatures,
SYMPTOMS OF CAScER.-This disease oriyina,.s
in the form Of Pimples, Warts, Scales, Horny pro.
tuosrances' Preternstural cnlargements and Tuber.
cular Elevations. Sometimes unusual heat and
very unpleasant itching, succeeded by q tvitcbinu
and sensation felt az il there we're fly or spider
crawling over the part, and ut intervals a darling
aootng pain, which becomes tore frequent az the
Iii 3ease progresses.
1t alsO originates from blows bruises md tho
ordinary causes and states Of Inflammation produce
Cancer; grief and anxiety are also its Causes
sorrow tor the los Of relatives also often produce
it. II IL fayoured by ago and by the unmarried
state In W. n"n when it occurs in the married the
nors9' lmoat always cease first, showing q conncc
ton between them it a 90 APPEARS very commonly
at the period when tais secretion disappears 1t
occdr' even in subjects az young as Eve years. but
most common u advanced life and scrufula preiis.
poses to it.
Inc Doctor viii sttond on patients in the country
II called on to do so, to inform them of his where
lbouts, that they may avail themselves Of his ser
vice.. His address il " UR. GEoHGE NJ TIGur
corner Of Pine and Pearl streets, Burlington Vt
GEORGE M. 1tGHE,
Practical Cancer Doctor.
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Ar,ilCUL1vGti..
Albany Agricultural Works.

Warehouse and Seed Sure.
EMERY q CO., sole Manufactures OF EMEkY's
celebrated Pltsnt Rolroaa H.yse P3,s.,s end Ou,.-
,Lo; Gr,st,ng Machines aai Nspa5ai,.- Also,
Manufacturers Of, and wholesale aud retail dealer.
in Agricultural NIcb,Hss and iay'IHu.ts Of The
latest and most approved k.nds oNta0t dealers IL,
GJain, fi,ii, Grass, G.rdtn, aud F,ocy .N,sfs and
Fruhzrs. T-Warchouse and sales Room, 800
and 3I3 broadway, Albany, NY.
HgsE u. ENGRr JAELsRluEIELu.
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VS." Eclectic Eacr-ssi,r

TEnE Subscriber having purchased a. Mr.. c. Ark
1 WWrlsV, M" original prorrict.r he right to
uaEc u.o -cll the Icie-'l- Bc'-Hr., m tho Coun-
ties Of ,aiucod,n, lmlu Orleans, lI'roiiIr ,pi
GrsnJ Isle. uow OTTER. o., same i.T cal. rr iaI.,-
dual. Z. an ..r county rtt-r.f.. lf.u
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MOTHERS kLLIEi. Iliz justly celebrated
VI Medicine l. Tor sale by the authorized gent.
THO. \ PECh.
Pamphlets r.ia,iu; to IT, to be had the counter.
Dec dGutf
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PVsIhGE ON THE IrjRCNr
Domestics.

pnnn YDS. BROWN COTTON, CchE-r.
'ppoO 1000 vds. 4" fH..
1000 yis. brown priiiueF.
1000 " Slittir. stripe.
iiuu A" Cotton FLANNEL.
800 " Ticking.
500 Red Wool llahusl.
80 " yellow" "
lryc " Cashmere, satinot. ,Gd Tf,,i..
ALSO
ting, Carpet Warp Cotton Yarn, NicLing,
Irine, Sc, for sale cheap at The Corner Store,
LIMAN's.
Nov. IA, less. d&wti
IlHAU MONI'S LIQUID BLUEING, AND
- Patent Starch Polish, Tor sale ri
jan ~, diC pFWFY'E
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SMnnrr. NlOlnsSes. ctr

IA IHDS. BROWN SUGAR.
'}V lOO btls. Refined do, crushed, powdered a ri
coffee 80 bb.s. and IS Ahds. syrup aud Molas,es,
HEKEICk d MILES.
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TERMS OF rHE DAILY TRiRINE,
Single copy, one yesr 80 o.
C!GUs-s-r1o r-.-e.



Sinse copy, one ytsr, - UJ
Three copies, one Yea, 10
Five copies, one year, o.
Ten copies, year. J.. uu
Twenty copies, to one !'.a5asss 20 "
And any larger number IL tie rate o. u Pc. an
nun.
AZ the g,es {, n, $40 C5s u. cannot ees lds y.p.s
10 each si.LscJ!6ty.
Subscrlptio nay commence. At say ;itAe p
nent in sdvanos 10 Tired ia al ceycs aGd thu p~
yor isinylriGO!y Discontinued e. L.. s&Q!rstya .!
tae advance payment
Money may he RENTED f.. a-Us,l pgivas ia let
tsrs at risk but the Pus.mc-ter o. the pil.c,
where the letter 10 inaeG should he made acquaiuf-
oil with its eoEye1.s and h-e. description .g t0v
bills.
Bills o.. say specie -pay isE tras 81 j-a Uat ga
States or CguHdas received At for sdGsuli r.-
We have ru traveiiug sgCu,s. Amy one wishing
o. receive THE JRlrj Minced not wait TO %, co
led upon for his subscription Al that Is -af.
for him 10 do l. 20 write letter in fuv words a
possible, ineloss the money urd "rile the ramo ut
the subscriber wi:h the lost-oty" County and s',..
md dirrct the letters -
GREELEY b "a ELFATJ
Tribune Office, NtF ,-F.
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J a r T. D HOL T,
LEATHER AND FINDING, STORE.

is Hudson Street. AEany.
Consistently on hdnd oak cu& he,ni9cS Sole
Leather, French oad Ameuccu Coy Ssias.
Linngs BmdiagS, Morocco, Lasts. and
Boot Trees Shoe Makers TJoh and FiqG-
'Hgs gt eli kinds, ,yfo}ssalc end r.tc.'.
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nan,> IN ,hc rity Of New York.

EARS GREASE FROM SAloor P,rfru.J anne.
Plain. ior ale ty nm, ~, '-'
\ oy. a.
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GROCERIES.
Wait a. Coates.

Nos. $50 and sci Bro9dray AHang
Wholesale Dealrrs in
Groceries, Teas. Coffee, Sugar, Ma'l-ses, Spices,
Foreign fruits, Nuts, lc. Iiyaus Seglrs, o. su.
perior quality. Sperm, Solar, Whale and DIV.
OILS.
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w * DOLL with o, ,r,r=oui uo.eo,i, s,..,.aa
.Ara EuvbeI DOLL. : fine assortment 81
onceve AMI Ucnvey Spectacle, in gold, s,lvor, and
steel bows, ju-' received by JAS i. BkINSMhGb,
Successor to rinsucid. Brother Co, Old stand,
Church STREET, Burlington.
Oct u dA~I
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soULE's pATENl REVOLVING WIRE. room
> ltorse-Rske', Manufactured at Westford VI
for sale Ut the Agricultural store. burlington, ~
July l2, is,s. dIrtf
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STOVES.
Stoves! stoves ,

The Subscriber 5fer TO tn, trade Oh fair snd lib
ora terms, large and complete assortment Of N,os
of the arst quality. for both coal and wood among
which are the celebrated Black Diamond and May
Flower Cooking Stores and the Irving and Franklin
Coal Burners Also, large assortment Of New
Pattern Psrlnr Stoves for wood
E4G'r Foundry. No. 10 B ,1psr-St., Albany.
TEEADNEIL r PERRY.
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Eperm Candles
a Card to the Ladies'.


INK. pUPONCn'S French Fsiod,c1l Goid'- Ri',
- ia.slihlo in removing stoppag-' or ilrtsY-
lnrittee Of tho tneuse-. These PILE arc nothing
new, but have been used by the Doctor FOR many
years, both in France and America. with urpsralls'
ed success 10 every case and he Is urged by man
thousand ladies', who have used them, to make tu~
Pill. Public Tor tho aley iatiun q those suferr -
from any Irregularities whatever. a. well as to ~,
vent pregnancy to those lad whose health will 4,
permit an increase Of family, Pregnant feinaeH,
OF those surprising themselves 60, are cautioned
against u,in. these pills while pregnant the pro
prietor responsibility after the above adj
nonition, although their mildne'- would prevent
any mischief to health otherwise these Pills are
recommended. Full aud explicit directions accom-
pany each box.
Price u 90 per box.
GEO. W. ALLEN, Wholesale and Retail Agent
for Burlington, Wnooski Falls, Milton, Nlliston,
Inesburgh and Richmond, to whom all orders mu :
be sent. BY enclosing Sl.oO the Pills vii be sell:
by mail.
General Agents for Rutland aud vicinity Of Hut
land, POND 4 MORRIS, Druggists.
Oct. -, ISL. d6wl%
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Nor, tnsn Tn T.onord pircet now on hand and
all new pieces Of Music received u soon a. publish
ed. Gloe Books AMI Church Music Books If every
descriptions
Nj. RuSr will sell all articles low as those Of
the same quality can be obtained in any city, and
liberal discount made tU Teachers and those who auy
to cell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage Re has thus far
received, he will spare effort 10 keep complete
assortment Of all articles usually kept in Music
store and by constant personal attention to ais bu
sinoss, hopos to in his New and Commdous-
store, ALI Of his Or, amt many NEW customers.
Burlington, July Is, 1853. v3vtf
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y ICUQLS 4 B0iNTOh HAVING PI RCHA5ED
: Of Ballard 4 Brothers, the Stone Ware Manu-
factory, ready 70 furnish merchants and
others al short notice, every description Of Stone
Ware. NICHOLS BOINTOr.
Burlington. July !, 1854. d8ru
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NHpLESt LF DEALERS ~
Foreign Liquors, Wines, Cord.zls, Havana oegsr,,
&c; also, hyperion article oi Irish scotch
and Mauonsahe "a Nhskey.
No. II STATE Street, ALBANY.
james Ecii, william payis.
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.Fp"JHER.N R.7ILRO.qD. " !.
vNttr ,uu.s, t,7u.,,..

- ~ "''''h NIX MI WI hTS.
~ o"d rNer Jnuiay, May 30. Js.t.
= "f.'- " 3d. rai ts iuhces.--
~ otd"i, ''nt2t az j" a.,srt2 y.
t'l-!'lGs o. t"gs"'sf"nt l.25t = Bun ~ 4.
60 90 h',u', i"iN' OF 3 - 4. ~, aud ~.
II y. = v" ''' = r. - f."''p"u
Pa'ssn}.ts ,.sYing q ,d,n,Iutyh BY IL, norma,
HHlns "i.lot all. 6fti-a
session und Sew Yo,t the sens. Et.n,,s
orT' u. az, Lnoontrain they n,l.tstch Houtu.;i.,
w. ' i'."'u SAM evening AMI Boston and tcu
,,",mtntl tIr hrAtdav. They will also resch ,Le
,br'''gt ~. stlson ot their evening run south
IHrehY'ts l"a'rp B"-,.rand New Yorkiu the
tsrlV ;fu1- iroGt thus, cities and It,st,sgj a. )
2etofh Z. " will reach the bos,c ftun Opdrn,
2nreh i4f pore On Lake Ontario ann lie Uupst
lake. tat slime tYc.ir,- "''T'
he't''nif sy'Da Dgaensbureh al 3OA .cnt.
u.cE "lt"'ht t'%prc'. Steamers from -ii- w..
pntuhp passenger b5 use sisaU,rs IN NJ, Ioy,ca
ma "" orr hos SAN, ot.,irr e7Sp 'rLi.,,,t,
Toes noistop at WeS stations.
l.e GEORGE FARMER
HrEtrtntt56ir'
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TEA . TOBACCO, Sc.
Fyler's Butter Working Cburn
Cast Steel SboyeIs.
New Goods.
Erins laid e. Iiildreth,

NTinsmhid. BIOthrr = To-,
"a AVE JUST RLCElN Ell Al No.
GNsTA Bank Block by Express, a
E-l fine assortment OF goods #
.SE12 Glade, and rents rod = and I ii.
yer Watches ofall qualities, Le,er. and Cylinders,
t'.h hcning and open lials Magic Lever, straight
-ne Levers, &c, Of extra fine WORK ma ship, ami
NAlch they would call the attention Of the public.
Also, Fla ted lca set, Cake Ba.kets Card Rcceiy.
ers, all nov patterns, Of rare beauty aad finish
tiSe gold, stone and jc; Mosaic pins Ear oruc-
msnts rlngr, chains, locket-. crosses ockrt-kcys,
sea Is, &c. The above, with other goods they have
JGs't opened, which, with their former stock, COM
pr, tie best assortment Of good. in their line 10
be AMI IA the sts.s, all of Which will be sold I'll
u" lo"ea cash price,; also, fine assortment Of
sP'r ing goods, both hunting aud hsliu.
;, pit. -. dAuu
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z sisss.NIiiEEka..

! "-tr- tuJ Will fIND At LTMAN's
- larger assortment %. gUods il tbi' line then
D'1al con istirEnf
'ambri' Coi'ars, Cambria Sleeve,
Hosiiu DO Muslin o.
Lace DO Lace d.
Upoii.u ou Thread Do
ra..r tdkfs., Muslin and Cambria Baud,. Edsing.
HFi Inserting. Dimity Bands, Fmbroilerisd
--...s, iillsiuu, bobiuet Bnd black Slk
la',s, Embroidered ldkis., Nsils,
Stamped Collars Worsh.
Cotton, etc. etc.
e. NlVE GOODS
,lse. .tua -'.r-. Cantre., Bishop Lawn,
~s,. a...,t Na.!ias, Plaid Cmohrios
s.~,un de- White Bimitv,
3 r',, Is 'p'uID4 I4lttp-. Curtain Musiirs
Linens.
l4-l LI'sl shectirgs Linen Napkins,
"a Pillow case Linen, do Table Covers,
'hcs.huck, Crash, Scotch a4l Russia Diaper, Nap
bius, etc, a,c.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Laics ana Cent?. Isle Gloves,
otto do silk and Lislo Gloves,
do 30 Colofea and White silk 10,
i-sof Gloves
init. and Colored Kid de-.
du do Cotton Hose,
htnup do,
D-nu,rs Iu.,
G.Dr'. silk, Coioied anu White no.,
Boys Do.
Rsrlingtsn. April %. I85l daxi
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CONt LUsvE Rev =. W. Sthon Is ~lely ard generally
known an eloquent aud accom- pi-h-d pastor OF the 81
y church. AMI Rev. Stevenson has been known on.
o. .ir talented and zsaicIs m-ulre that Ken
tucky Conference could boast Of for macy aud ~
tLi' t!uv 2 the high ADD r-'?onsihle stsyp lse1t
& ~. " L--a- -
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Na..@s-, ti'- .,.. H.. ,..
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NATHANIEL WRIGHT.

IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER ~
Coach and Saddiry Har1Wayc, Phlsiet. Clatis, Dam.
ash R55.1 Clo,i, Patent Leofhr,, CopoI ami LtatI,,
FHNioh. " DELETAN BLOCE.p
No. S2I broadway, corner Of Hamilton street
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81 Ii.

fnHA III I, |. SALT.
hNO' i. enc hscf Eai-y do, lurs EocH, s.ean
refined and Western.
so bags Liverpool fine Dc. 'Aeh.uu's.
1000 bug. Canada salt
iustreceiyed and for sale by
HERRICK j MILLS.
Moves dH,v-it
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India Rubber Goods,

ar every description, kept constantly On hand
~ by b TURK, NJ. 2 Baak Block. North
tide f tho Square.
Nov. 6. aSrtf
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Just Received at the Beehive,

4 FEW more Of those superior LADIES CLoIhsi
~ also, SPANISH CURLED CLOTHS, new and
fashionable srticle for Cloaha. Together With an
immense variety Of Cloak and Dress Trimmings-
For sale lower than ever, at the sign Of the BIZ
I'VE. y PECK. JR.
Blu rIsgtos, Dec. ?. dS.tf.
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ysMo SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO TORIES, from
! the celebrated Mandatory Of oodwari &
Brown ono q beautiful Gained Cag,, iu,t received,
and now to be seen 81 kCSI'S Music store.
Burlington, May I. dIvtf
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/ HAVE Just RECEIVED FROM THE CITIES
choice assortment Of Groceries, which houe
NY Customers will call aud purchase. and allow nc
far yt for canrot afford &c sell at cost or keep
them long ON hand.
:. plEHCt.
Cuu7ca >-feo.}
NJ -, IcJi. GtvF
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DAVIDSON'S
l. aRE-PROOE SABEi.

Iva a. BARR EhCLlN Id iHk HIGHEST PIE.
VI lUM a. the FAIR OF the NEW Or. slAlE
AoRli .IUEAL SOCIETY,", held at ALsArY it, septsi-.
Der, go.
AL 'SDASr TESTIMONY CAs BE FUkSI5ILlur
IhEIE SUPERIORITY.
q tyeIy size can Jc furnished "
!. = J Il. Peer I 90.
q ELlsGToN, July Ia
1855. Gtpg,G,
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SOAP
ESPECIAL NOTICE

~ i. tICHOLs HAVING MADE A CHANGE
u in hi- ousinos', i is'iTousof co,ins hi, ID
books and all indie bed to him prevou. to July lt
l,5t, requested 70 call ant ,ettle, the book
mu't be Closed either Dy note w otherTiso.
+. X. MICHELE
EurliA gton, Ju,y II. ST. dAwtf
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Later from, the F,s,srries

4 FEW TGERCEo SALMoN, no /. MACKEREL
snd Coidsh-and a few Boxes Candles, which
did ~ come from he Fisheries, for sale 10y
/. :. DENEi
Oct 10. dHytf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-29
Gents silk Shjrts.

ELNIIrHrN, YOJ WILL FIND II Lvels't
~ nice lot oF silk Shirt for summer wear, just
tic thing for this climate. Also good us0r:alstt
q Hosiery, Gloves &c. Call At The Corner store.
Jas -.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-29
TRUSSES,
ll,s.

l'Oop NEEDLES \ ZINE LOT Of HAIR
~ Brushes Dressing ami Shell Combs RAJ
Iors, Knives, Scissors CsrviTc AsccSssar Oil -
Alarm Clocks, Silver Napkin Rings, Tes sets, &c
received by j L. BRlNSMAlb,
Successor to Brn.msj 4 Brothers, Church Street
sept. 20. d@"u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-11

taee of and knocked the Doctor down. The par
ties were separated. A GOODNESS had existed be-
tween them up to Saturday evening last, when
the Doctor took his trunk from the hospital to go
u Iowa lie was seen on Monday evening, ana
left on Tuesday morning by the WY of the ONO
and Mississippi railway. Marshal Ruiiin mas
traced his whereabouts, and viii leave or city
this morning with the proper documents for his
apprehcnsion Ills name is Dr. YIN. II. Arri-
son.
We neglected 10 state that while the workmen
were cleaning up The room where the fatal occur
renee took place they found a pistol lock- which
wa evidently the means used 10 explode the
internal machine The lock had been unserewed
from the barfel and from the stock. aud then
screw ed into the secret hole of the bomb she'll
1t vas then fastened to the sides OF the box with
a nail. und wires 81 attached TO the sliding lid
that when attempt was made to pull out the
lid the hammer would hydpwn aud explode tho
cap, and produce the explosion Of the she'll
The exploded cap and the wires and mil which
were attached to the lock were also found in the
room.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-11
Thirty DAYS Grace.

NlFh a view ot di-po-ing OF his present stock and
w making room for much larger, the subscrib
will tor tie next thirty day., offer such inducements
Ia those wishing IL purchase Fu uiture, for CASH as
enjoyed in this market.
Tie present stock made to order, and will com
pare uvatahy with any in the market, 1t consist in
pnrt ol the fell wing rtiles Soas circular and shield
back Dyans, Tete Teles, Rocking Plain aud Fancy
Mahogany Chairs, Carpet Medallion Sofas, with Rock
ing, Arm. and Pafor Chairs mitch Sideboarls with
marble or wood tons, Dressing Bureaus with al with
out marble tops, Washsands marble or wood tops
God and Cane seat Ro, kors, Wood, Cane and Rush
seat Chars ot different patterns Cottage Furniture and
Painted CHAMBER Sets Plain. half md whole marble
TOPS French Gultan Cluster Post. Gothic aud Cottage
Bcdsteads, Mahogany, W uluu and Bronzed Iron Hat
Rack French FluteH, aud HI op Card Tables Centre
ana Sata Tables, with marble tops Mahogany French
Exrrt sion Din ing rbbes, ~ fine article, Maaegn-
ny Walnut Dining and Hall II Entry Tables Work
and GaIdle Stands. Carpet nd Cane seat Coanter
90 WARDROBE =, Pier Glasses Whal. Nos and " Int
Not Desks Nc &c. An ,pecton Of stock !, respect
fully solicited. E.. FOLkES
Wa'erooms3 doors below Liberty Warehouse
july IL
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