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REMOVAL.
]. NJ. SEABURY, q co.
Plumbers and Gas Filters.

ITAYE removed their establishment from the old &
stand College street. &c Of those fine and 1Ss
spacious Store Rooms in C0OPERS BUILDINGS. IL.
Cherry street.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received
from the community the subscribers hope with increased
and pr we'd facilities and strict attention to business, TO
merit continuance of the Having recently engaged
the services Of practical Plumbers prepared 20
do all kinds of work in this department to the entire sails
faction of all.
We are daily in expectation of the arrival OF a splendid
NEW STOCK OF GOODS
from the city of New York. which will comprehend all the
approved and latest inventions in the Of convent
required in fitting up
HOTELS, BOARDING HOUSES, PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
and SelActing Water Closets article before
roduced here Bath Tubs Double and Single Showers for
Hot and Cold water; Vertical Boilers. a new and i'm
proved principle, for supplying hot great saving
of fuel and other EXPENSE Pumps OF every description;
Queensware Wash Basins; Plain and Fancy Gilt Silver
Plated and Brass Cocks &C. &C. In short all articles Ieg
matey in our line. J. NJ. SEABURY Il co.
jBn20-5 "a. Cooper Building, Cherry street
n. B.-Country work promptly attended to-
We also keep hand and for sale Block Tin Lead Pine
Sheet and Bar Lead Of varous descriptions and at moder
ate prices.
MIGRANTS
made and repaired to order and all the various branches Of
J0BBING
promptly attended to- JMs& co
nR. P. S. WOODWARD-Ofice No. 8 Cherry street,
doors north of Church street has on hand Vaccine
Matter of the very best quality which he will supply the
profession generally. oct6-ly
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REDUCTION IN PRICE
BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID,
For Restoring, Preserving and Adjoining the Hair,
To TIE FOLLOWING LOW RATES, VIZ:
Bottles formerly sold at 30 cents reduced to 25 cents,


rs
Is the best article known for curing Badness Dan
druf Salt Rheurn and all affections OF the skin. Where
everything else has failed BogIes Hyperion Fluid has e
fecied permanent cure.
BOGEE'S ELECTRIC HAIR DYE,
Is another wonder the age instantly Red
rev or unSghrIy Hair beautiful Black Brown,
Literally dyeing the moment 1t applied at the same
time improving the sotneSs and hexbty of the hair Ii
does the skin and be applied any weather
Its effects and certain whilst its virtues are beyond
price whenever used establishes its superiority
over all others.
BOGLE'S AMOLE SHAVING CREAM
Is an article of merit its mild and detergent proper
ties prevent the skin from chappng and also resist the
sudden changes of the temperatur climate whilst the
lalher is both creamy and lasting.
BOGLE'S HEBEAIONA,
For preserving and identifying The complexion and
dering fair and delicate is without rival.
All these articles have stood the test of the sreest Inves
gaOn considered to be the only worthy of
grazing the toilet of beauty taste and fashion
Sold Only by GEORGE GREIG, at 81 Union Street.
jan2l '54-tf.
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DOR NEW ORLEANS.-THE Co., D
L magnificent passenger steamer CHAS. sy&1&
BELCHER, CARLISLE Commander, Will ssefEzss -
leave as above on MONDAY, the 3d. at O'Clock. For
freight or passage (havng une4uaed accommodations for
BOTH apply on board
JOHNSON HORNE Co,
ian21 "a Agents
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Ovid Bolus My first appearance at the Bar The Bench
and the Bar How the served the Virgnan Assault
and Battery Simon Suggs, Jr; legal Biography; Squire
and Frtters Jonathan and the Constable; sharp Fnan
icering Cave Burton Of Kentucky Justification after YER
dict; An Officer OF Hornor Hon. 5. 3 Prenss; The Bar
of the South West Hon. Francis StrOther MeEee and hcGee
Scan Mag An Equitable set of; Cool Reloinder;
Heavy Court Samuel Hole. Esq; John Stout and Marx
Suivan; Mr.. Onslow Joe Heyfrom; Old Uncle John Ex-
aiming a candidate for License
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THE COUNTESS D,CHARNEY.

F. HAGAN, Market street. has just received, complete
in vols Alexander Dumas Thrilling Romance, THE
COUNTESS D'CHARNEY; Or tho FAN Of the French
Monarchy. Price 81 90, complete
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KTCHEN FURNITuRE.-w

II STrEE KTrCHgx TAnIEs one Of the most convene
rtices of kitchen furniture that has been invented.
Common Kitchen Tables with drawers;
Wine Safes, various sizes;
Step Ladders; do do;
Clothes Horses do d.;
Clothes Lines and BED Cords
Skirt Boards and Bosom Boards
Towel Rollers. Window Washers;
Bread and Meat Travs;
Chopin and Saw Knives;
Pastry Boards and Rolling Pins;
Beef Steak Maus and Poiaoe Smashers;
Lemon Squeezers and Bung Starts;
Wooden Spoons and Butter ladies;
Cocoa she'll Dippers and Irvine Reels
Serubbng and Blocking Brushes,
Rat and Mouse Traps;
Clothes Pins. patent and plain;
Table Mats Palm Leaf, Oil Cloth and Chinese;
Clothes Baskets various sizes;
Blasting Spoons. long and short handles;
Iron Table and Tea Spoons;
Iron Skimmers and ladies;
SOup, GRAVY and Milk Strainers;
Cake Turner's and EGG IiI,ers;
Cream Churns and Egg Whips;
Spice Boxes, Flour Drsdges aud Pepper i.Oxes
Nutmeg CRITTERS and Japaned Bread Boxes;
Cake, Tea Cash CCffre and Sugar Boxes;
Britannia, Brass, Jspaned Lamps and Caudlesticks;
MOlasses Pitchers, Punch jugs and Cigar Lamps;
Patent Pocket and Plain Cork Screws,
French Sleeves and Silver Wire StraineTs
Salad Washers and Meat Forks, various kinds
Cheese Tuasfers and Bird Raasters;
Napkin Rings and Nat Crackers;
Box Irons Italian lrOus and Flo1nce Irons;
Crimpng irons and Parent Irons;
Nut Picks ard Sardine Openers;
Landing Needles-Skewers;
Tea Bells plated gil';
Egg Boilers and Cork Drawers;
CnImb Brushes, Lamp Glass Brushes
Window Washers. Counter busters;
Whlsk BrOon.s aud busting Pans
SNOW, MACKENZIE co,
House Furnishing Establishment II College street.
ianfg ~
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PERIODICALS FOR 1854.

HARPER'S AND GODEY'S MAGAZINES shall con-
tnue receive SELL and deliver the above popular Mag
All ues Publishers prices Those wishing subscribe
may be of receiving them regular and early, of the
Publishers Ageut F. HAGAN,
ianI4 Market street
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Z. KELLOGG,
CARD.

j. w. DODGE would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Nashville hathavng nearly completed his pre-
sent engagements and being with his family, delayed by
the low stage of and Packet to ST. Louis he will
remain to execute few Miniature Portraits if i'm.
mediate application be made.
Studio over the Music Store off. 3. WEST Union st.
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EnR NEW ORLEANS.

TINE splendid Steamboat CRESCENT" f2zH7' a
1 E. Is. Moss Master, viii leave for the {FYtxt5frS33i
above port on MONDAY the Esd inst, at -
O'Clock p NJ For freight passage apply board, TO
iln20 - j. x X. YEATMAN, Agents.
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NEW BOOKS,


THE PHYSIOLOGY OF TASTE; or, Transcendental
Gastronomy Illustrated by anecdotes of distinguished
Artists and Statesmen Of both Continents BY Brat So
vOrn-transaied from the late edition by Fayee Robin
CHRIST IN HISTORY; or. The Central Power Among
Men. By Robert Yarnball, ID. d.
THE FLUSH TIMES of Alabama and Mississippi
A Series of Sketches. By Joseph G. Baldwin.
THE PRIEST AND THE HUGUEN0T; or, Persecution
in the Age Of Lewis Nv. From the French BY L. Bun
gener.
GERMAN ALMANAC FOR 1854. Just received and
for sale BY ian6 F. HAGAN-
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FANNY FERNS NEW BOOK.

10000 ORDERED IN ADVANCE OF PUBLICATION.
Little Ferns for Fannys Little FrendsBy the Author
of "Fern Leaves" One elegant lemo 800 Pages6 Illus
tratons Price 10 cents. The same gilt edges 81 co.
Just received pad for sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH,
ianlO Al College street.
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BULWER'S NOVELS.

f. HAGAN Market street, has for sale Bulvers entire
Novels in one volume, comprising
Felham Eugene Arsm,
Disowned The Student
Devereaux, Reuzi
Paul Clifford, Falkland,
Last DAYS Of Pompeii, Pilgrims OF the Rhine.
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C,TOIEN-ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD -
y Stolen from my Stable Union Street the night OF
the 10th instant. pair OF CARRIAGE HORSES They
were closely matched, OF bay color aboat l5L bands
high bhtas md the forehead Of each wihsome
little white on one both OF their hind legs wi give
$50 for the horses, any information
that can get them 500 for the OF the thief and
horses Address JOHN W WALKER,
1lnls ISL Or Capt Hammer Nashville Inn Stables.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-21

VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.
SUITABLE LOT for the erection of three large store
"A houses. 40 feet from the of Broad and High
Streets fronting 70 feet on South Broad street. running
back 4O feet 20 foot alley Make early application
No. IS Cherry street. TO X W. BROWN.
janl7 Zeal Estate Agent.
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LIST OF SALES FOR 1854,
OF j. +. DUNT0N.
Feb J. So %; July 5, 10 4 90.
March /. T. s. 9. %, % Il 90; Aug gust Q, g. 20 80;
April ), 10 & 2G; Sept 5, s, Z, 20, 81 Il q;
May s, 10, "a & 81; Oct: A, II 4 IS;
June T. q q IS; Nov.1, S, % 90;
Dec. s. 20 x q.
And Sales every Thursday Night through the year.
anls lS54-d&wlm JOS. f. DUNTON.
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NEW BOOKS.
TOON Il RUTLAND, A Union Street, have
ref rqrpived-

OCKET LEDGER and Interest Table
Embracing, also, Land, Cubic, Liquid, Dry, Wood,
Stone Brick and other Measures; together with the
Ralss for making the'various calculations connected
with them, Calendar and Tine Table. By R. W.
artlat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-21

COOPER'S NAVAL HISTORY-History of the Navy
of the United States of America BY j. Fenimore Coop
er-continued 1858 from the authors manuscripts and
other authentic sources; three volumes in
HOMES OF AMERICAN STATESMEN.-With Anec-
dotes personal and descriptive sketches; by various wr
ters-ilusirated beautifully.
THE HEARTH STONE Thoughts upon Home Life in
our Cities By Samuel Osgood.
For sale b. F. HAGAN, Market street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-21

ID. n. CLAIBORNE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OFFICE IN CooPERs BUILDINGS, CHERRY STREET,
Nashville Tenn.
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W.T.B. SEQ. have also Just received:
roa SALE AT AUCTION.

WILL sell at public aneun without reserve. in fr0ns
of the Court house. Saturday next the 2ist inst, the
following beautiful building Lots. viz
Two vacant Lots Bell street. in Edgeheld fronting so
feet eaoh and running back 1914 ee thooe desrious OF
purchasing sites for small residences would DO well to eN
anime the above Lots. X \ BALI0WE,
ianlS 1854 C General Agent.
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THE LOST PRINCE.
W. T. BERRY * co. have jus, received

w. T. Ii. s. co. have also just received
FLUSH TIMES IN ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI
series Of sketches by Jos 5. Baldwin l vol limo with
numerous Illustrations.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

ADELPHI THEATRE.
FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY.
COMMENCING THIS TUESDAY EvESISC JAN l7rH, 1854.
VAN LEW & DEAVES'
lEOLIAN MIN STR lis.
WILL have the honor Of appearing befTe the CITIZENS
w of Nashville in series Of their popular Concerts
The COMPANY consists of
THIRTEEN TALENTED PERFORMERS;
Among them will be found the following artists
Mr. T. MOORE Mr.. h. DEAVES
n G. FOSTER, JOE BROWN
j. SARGENT r. VAN LEW
F. TOUSHE, 7. WILSON
Z. C. kEEELAND, r. RINEBOLT,
f. DEAYfS, Stage Manager
In connection with LA PETITE AZELENE, the charm
ing little Dsnseuse, aged only niie Years
Prices OF Admission Boxes and Parquette SC eenfs
Family circle Is cents COlored Box 50 cents ColOred gal
lery % cents
Doors open at halfpast6 Concert to at half
past I. EN- i--!7-f
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FANNY FERNS NEW BOOK.

10000 ORDERED IN ADVANCE OF PUBLICATION.
Little Ferns for Fannys Little FrendsBy the Author
of "Ferh Leave One elegant l6mo, 900 pages-G Illus
tratons.
just received and for sale by
ianl4 f. HAGAN, Market street.
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FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
ON SATURDAY next the 2lst inst, at If O'clock in
trout of the Court House. will offer for sale at pub
lie auction the remaining unsod Lots in Hausers Plat
follows Nos 15 To- Il, Is, % %, a. q, 26, 81 35, 36,
81 s. So 40 A. and AZ plat of which can be seen at my
office.
Terms Of Sae-One-thrd cash, balance in aud two
years. without interest Title Indispusble.
.R BALL0WE, Genl Agent,
janIq "a No. II Deaderick st.
Il OOK.-Who " ould buy credit when they can buy
i 1 so cheap for CASH | am selling
Is boxes Sardines at 40 cents;
Fresh Oyeters at IS cents per can;
Salmons 50 pound cans;
A.
Lobsters IS 's
Fresh Eggs and Macoaronis just received by
janl9 "a JOHN NIXON, jr.
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ADMlTTANCE REDUCED To . CENTS.
IN0R ONE WEEK LONGER-Bayne's Celebrated Sc
j ries OF Gigantic Panoramas entitled
A VOYAGE To EUROPE,
Embracing magnificent views Of Boston, lis arbor Hair
fax the Atlantic river Mersey Liverpool the Crystal
Palace of the Worlds Fair Westminster Abbey LONDON,
from the Thames passing under the Bridges, aud ending
with magnificent view of the Thames Tunnel, brilliantly
Illuminated and both baDksofihe beautiful Rly Err RHINE
The Hall is comfortably seated with an entirely
inclined Platform that ali may the Panoramas with
out inconvenience.
An exhibition Wednesday aud Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock.
Admission 25eents.
Doors open at 6, Panorama commences moving at O.
clock precisely. jani5-du
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BoGLE,s ELECTRIC HAIR DYl
BoGLE,s ANGLE SHAVING CREAM
SELLING OFF WINTER CLOTHES
II K F. ID II C. h ID L K &C ESlt

At 4. SANDH0USES MANDATORY,
AZ MARSET STREET, NASHVILLE.
TINH0SE in of Men aud Bows Wear invited TO
anime the stock which is mp by daily manufacture
and themselves of the TO be had at the
Clothes Mandatory. Recolect the No AZ Market street.
the square Jln2l 54-lm.
ERESII HOPS,-One bale Fresh Hops, growth of
ian2i = - Gnu ~ Stretch ORR
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, corner College and Union
Streets.
AMP AND CANDLE WICK,-Just received
ian2i "a STRETCH L ORR
VNINE CHENiNG TOBACCO AND SE(sARS.
Il Just received full fresh supply OF fine Chewing To-
baccO and SegaTs For sale by
jan2l "a STRETCH ORR.
= AMP TRINMINGS.-One box Lamp Trimmings
L i receivedsn for sale by
jan2i "a STRETCH ORR.
ZINE RAZORs AND SrROPS.-We have on
L hand few extra fine Razors and Stops Also, some
Of lower price Reeei. ed and for sale by
jan2l 81 STRETCH &CRR.
nOCKET KNIVES.-We have just received a
large assortment of Pocket Knives of the best quality.
ian2l "a STRETCH & ORR
PRATr'S SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SALE,
ND closing for the season of Books, Stationary,
A Gold Pens and Pencils &c &C.. Tuesday, We'd
nesday Friday and Saturday Evenings 18th, 18TH 2Uth,
and January having still hand large
ofrare and desirable together with superior lot ofGold
Pens Among his assortment viii be found Encyclopedias
and valuable Stoudard Works in every department of
Literature Science and Art Letter and Note Paper En-
velopes DC He would most respectfully call the attention
of all to the sales All books offered warranted and
perfect 1t being his last week. be would say you want
bargains, don'G fail to attend.
janl7 JOS F. DUNTON
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nR. p. S. W00DWARD-Offce No Q Cherry street,
doors north of Church street. has on hand Vaccine
Matter of the very best quality which he will supply to the
profession generally. oct6-ly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-08-11
Middlefeld, Mass.

KEEPING Milk FROM SouRINC.-Milk is a
compound substance, made up of II mixture
of oil, butter, sugar. caseine, curd and water.
If allowed to stand still, the oily matter Will
rise to the top in the form Of cream. There
is little free alkali-soda-in the water oil
all sweet milk, and without this soda the
water will not have the power to keep the
cnseine or curd, dissolved. The sugar Of
| milk is also dissolved IN the water. 1t the
sugar can get access to the air, 1t is constant
| " inclined to change to an acid-lactic acid
Just as sweetened water changes to vinegar,
when exposed to air. and we can see Just why
milk curdes, and how it may be kept sweet.
We all know that acids destroy or neutral
i-e the effects of alkalics--such AS soda, pot
ash, lime, etc, As before stated, when the
the milk is new, there is some free soda it,
but when some acid is formed from the milk
sugar, this acid neutralises the soda, and the
water without the soda cannot dissolve the
caseine but it separates it into mass OF
curd. More sugar turns to more acid, and
in time the whole becomes quite sour Now
there are two ways Of preventing this sour
ing. The first is. keep the air away from the
milk as much as YOU possibly can We can
not very we'll keep the milk covered ar-tight,
but the oil or cream which rises to the top
forms a very good cover if it is kept unhro-
ken. IT, then. it is desired to keep the milk
some length Of time. great care should be
taken to keep 1t still, and preserve the cream
undlsturbed -,
Those who get milk but once day should
divide 1t into sever" portions each portion
to be kept undlsturbed uil II Is wanted ior
use The second method Is put INTO nc"
milk Il little extra soda, to neutrallse the ac-
id us fast it is formed. \ lit of soda, say
of the bulk Of marrowfat pea, to a quart
: OF milk, will not injure its taste or qualty'
while 1t Will often keep 1t sweet TOR day or
: more longer than without 1t: e have often
Ia Ken milk already beginning 10 sour ana
curd' ana ny stirring IN well niue SOFA,
ana boiling It, have re-dlssolved the curd ana
rendered the milk as sweet ana goon as *nen
| hrst drawn from the cow. We know that
sWeetened water VIII turn more rapidly 10
yinegar-acetlc "cia-it II is kept warm
just SO the sugar OF milk turns 10 nclu--iac
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Vermont Italian Marble.
CLARK q DODGE,

PROPRIETORS, MANCHESTER VT.
4 EXTENSIVE MILL AND FIXTURES,
n have recently been erected, aud the proprictort
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 Puposes, aud for Monuments especially, on
Ouarries can be obtained and ON account OF the
very excellent quality of this Marble, they have
every reason to believe that great demand VIII be
secured for the same. .,
Orders may be addressed to CLAkh a Doouh
Factory Point. Vermont. or to EDWIN CRANSTON
our Agent ut No. 8 Plat Street, New York
March I, 1854 d@Wu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-08-11

LOOK OFT FOR THE CArERPILLARs.--The
common tent caterpillar is making its appear
ance on appletrees in abundance. They were
uncommonly abundant last year, and altho'
much pains We're taken by many orchardists
to thin them of, yet the season being uncom-
monty dry, they multiplied fast
: When their tents or webs first appear they
can be easily destroyed by one of the brushes
made for that purpose, called Pickering s
brush. This being sharp, and the caterpillar
being very tender while small, the brush cuts
them to pieces by being placed on the end of
pole and rubbed over them,
A swnb put on the end of pole, and dipped
in suds made of whale oil soap,or even strong
suds from common soft soap, and then rubbed
over them, will destroy them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-08-11

o. TUNNILLING CHICAGO RIVERA Com
mittee of the Chicago Councils, have resolved
to accept the plan for tunnelling Chicago
river as proposed by the American Sub Ma
rne Tunnel Company, of New York. 1t ii
to be finished by May LIST, 1888, made of cast
iron entrances ON u grade not exceeding one
foot fall in nine. The Plan to be two wdgor
tracks. each ten feet wide, and two ioot-ways
each four feet wide, the former eleven ieel
high. and the latter seven feet The top o
the tunnel to be not less than twelve feet be
low low water mark for one hundred ana ii!tN
feet in the celtre of the river,
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FURNIT URE WAREHOUSE.
NJ. PARKER,

w HoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER in Sofas
w Divaus, Tete-a-tetes, Ottomans, Mahogany
and Cane Chairs, Center, Pier and Gard Tables,
with Marble, Mahogany and Black Walnut Iops-
Furniture of all kinds, Painted Chamber Sets Wat
tresses, Feathers, Wiow-Ware, Window-Cornice,
Loo ingilasses, Clocs, Picture Frames, Bird Cages
Tubs Pals, Boxes, Brooms, &c. Also Piano Fortes,
"Boudoir Piccolo" and square, from the Manufaoto-
ries of the most celebrated Boston makers.
rY- West side of Courthouse Square.
Burlin gton, Vt, April I. 1882. wifi
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SONG.

BY MEMBER ~ TIL CLASS of ls40.
host of cherished memories
OF scenes remembered aye,
OF the honored dead and living
Throng L, V, NJ. to-day,
The hopes and loves of long ago
Appear in bright review,
And grand, old, classic college days
Their glorious youth renew.
We tread again the timo-worn halls
As when their echoes rung
With roistering classmates tramp aud shout
And sonss in concert sung.
And better yet, together meet
Corgenial souls morc
Righ, royal, generous, beating hearts
As in the days of yoie
For this glad present and the past,
Let hallelujaAs ring,
And Alma Mater, future sons
As rapturously sing.
Printed copies of the above had been des-
tyibuted TO all present, and tie strain rose
and swelled and Elled the hall with solid Lay
mony,
The regular toasts followed, proposed in
succession by JUICE CoLLAMER, and succeeded
by appropriate music from the baud
/. The Fdcuhy Of The UH'rcr@fy Of Tcr-
mont Responded to briefly by Ex-PElslplNr
WHEELER, Pres. Smith being unable from Ill
health to speak. DR.. Wheeler mentioned
among other thirss, the fact that to the best
knowledge and belief of the Faculty, no
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Prices for Advertising in weekly.
One square, 10 lines or less in minion solid, o
three insertions, 81 w
Each iusertion after the third, . cts. per line
Legal notices ten cents a line more or less, Tor
three weeks. - -
Yearly advertisers occupying four squares or
more with privilege of change, at fair discount.
FL The privilege of yearly advertisers is imite:
n their own immediate business, in their own namep
and all advertisements for the benefit Of other per-
sons as we'll as legal advertisements and advertise
ments of auction sales, and advertisements with the
name of other persons, sent in by them, must be
pnid for at the usual rates
No report, resolutions or proceedings OF any cor,
poration society, association public meeting and
no communication designed to call attention to any
matter of limited individual interest can be In
serted unless paid for as advertisement.
No advertisement can be inserted gratuitously Tor
charitable other societies, public institutions or
companies. ;,
Contracts for yearly advertising will not be dis
continued unless order to that effect is left at the
office and when discontinued in less than year, the
price of a whole year wN be chargsd..