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$4,000 WORTH OF REAL AND PER
SONAL ESTATE FOR THE PEOPLE.
Magnificent Enterprise-.Libcral,E Equita.
BILE, and Certain.
WHITEHURST'S DAGUERREOTYPE
ENTERPRISE. st1@

l w WHlTEhUKST1S DAGUERREOTYPE
ENTERPRISE.
IT ii. WHITEHURST has decided TO trustees
q . in trust for the beneht Of the shareholders in
the above enterprise $4,000 worth OF real and
personal estate, to be disposed of among the hold
ers of shares the earliest possible date after the
| sale Of all the shares. The shares are SO each
which entities the holder TO equitable share in
| the within named magnificent collection Of real
personal property also, TO one Of Whtehurst's SO
Worlds Fair Premium Daguerreotypes Of self or
friend at any time when the certificate is presented
at either Of his Galleries.
Galleries.
| WASHINGTON, D. c. Penn. av, bet. Al and 9th sts
| Baltimore, Maryland. Richmond, Virginia
Norfolk, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia.
/ Lynchburg, Virginia Wilmington, n G.
| Fayetteville, North Carolina
| Also, arrangements have been made with tho
following celebrated Galleries 10 redeem the Ger.
| tfcates. viz:
| ]. Gurney's Gallery No. 349, Broadway, N. Y;
D. G. Collins & Co.'S Galleries, Nos. 100 and l66
Chestnut street, Philadelphia; d. G. Collins a. Co.'S,
Wesifeld, Mass: and ID. c. Collins 81 Co.. Spring
field, Mass.
List of Real and Personal Estate.
One superior Farm, near Norfolk, Va, val
ued at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000
One splendid three-story brick House and
Lot in Georgetown d. c., on Second
street, second door from Frederick st... $500
One House and Lot in Georgetown ID. c.,
on the corner OF Second and Frederick
streets. s................. ......... $500
One elegant House and Lot In Washing
ton on Seventh street. 1900
One fine House and Lot Washington on
F street. \. ...............:.....F s,7oo
One House and Lot in Portsmouth, Va, on
Court st, adjoining Town Hall. 3,sOo
Two Lots in Georgetown on Second street,
$500 each. ......................... 1000
One Lot IN Washington on Seventh St.. 500
Five Pianos, $500 each. .......... 1900
Fifty splendid Gold Lever Watches,
ai...... sloo 90 5000
Twenty-six massive Silver Pitch
ers, ,at...................... at. SO 90 1900
Twenty do do Cups, at... 12 SO $50
Fourteen Diamond Rings at. 10 90 $50
Nineteen heavy Gold Chains, at. 80 90 $40
Twenty Silver Goblets at......... 90 90 400
Fifty fine Ladies' Bracelets, at.... 20 90 1000
Fifty fine Breaspins at.......... 10 90 500
| One hundred fine Gold Pencils, at. 90 TOO
| One hundred fine Portmonnaies at s. 90 500
/ One hundred fine Gard Cases, at. 10 90 1000
| Fifty fine heavy Gold Rings...... 800 1900
One hundred splendid Gold Lock-
cts at. ......:................ 10 90 1000
Three thousand Annuas, al :. SO 1900
One thousand Photographic Art
Journals. ...................... 500
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-25
Yoeal ann persanal.

The Eating Reform.-It may not be generally
known that there are in this city number of In
dividaals who live entirely on the fruits, fari-
naceous substances, and vegetables, totally abstain
ing from the flesh and blood of the animal creation
One of these individuals has lived in this way
eyer since 1888, has enjoyed excellent health, and
is himself living argument in favor of his system
Notwithstanding the common prejudice against
vegetables during the hottest season, these vege-
tarians declare that they have fear whatever Of
either fever cholera; so they have facts in the
experience of themselves and their friends in this
country and in England, which show that among
several thousand vegetarians only one fatal in
stance of cholera has occurred during the last
fifty years They contend that animal food, es-
pecially in hot weather, when il so soon becomes
offensive, is more productive of cholera and yel-
low fever than any other food, and that pure and
simple vegetable diet, with well-selected ripe or
cooked fruit, and wheaton bread, corn bread, &c.,
constitute the basis of system Of aliment which
is conducive of that degree of physical health
which is most capable Of resisting the influence of
contagious diseases. The present high price o.
both salt and fresh provisions and the hot weather.
if there be no other considerations, render il ex
ceedingly desirable 10 obtain more of our food
from tho vegetable and less from the butchers
market.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-25

LfUR M ITUKE.-A Good and Large As
I sortment OF Centre, Card, Work, Side, and
Extension Dining Tables, of every description,
and superior quality. Sofas Tete- a.tetes Divanss
Easy Rocking and Parlor Chairs of every descrir-
tion. Secretaries and Bnreans, Desks and Bu-
SCRIPTION. Mattresses Cured Hair Hair
Sealings, Sofa and Chair Springs, with numerous
other articles suitable for housekeepers, which
will be sold at less prices than can be purchased
elsewhere. WIGHT & CROSBY,
Louisiana avenue, opposite the Bank OF Wash
ington, near the corner Of 7h street.
Notice the Bedstead sign. May 24-Sm.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-25

q HIRTS, SHIRTS AT THE SHIRT DE-
~ pot.-Call and leave your measure; a sure
1t guaranteed in all cases or no SALE Wristbands,
Collars, Nighishir,s Of linen and cotton on hand
and made 10 order.
A new supply Of Shirt Bosoms just received
and for sale at HOPKINS'S Gentlemen's Shirt
Mandatory, corner of 9th street and Pennsyl-
vana avenue, between Browns and the National.
June lS-eo3tif
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-25

Municipal Appointments.-The mayor ol
Washington will, tomorrow afternoon, send to
the city councils his list Of appointments Of officers
10 serve the corporation. There is much anxiety
to learn the particulars. The subject has caused
mach speculation during the past week. How
ever, the public curiosity will soon be grati6ed.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-25

A UBREY, BY THE AUTHOR OF CAS-
IN tie Avon, Emien Wyndham, and Nanette
and her Lovers, a tale of Normandy; by Talbot
Gwynne.
Twenty Years in the Philippines, translated
from the French by Paul P. de la Gironiere.
On sale at TAYLOR 81 MAURY'S
June 90 Bookstore, near 9th at
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-25

An Incident.-Not long since, beautiful
female was travelling home from the north, on the
Philadelphia and Baltimore railroad, when spark
from the smoke-ppe entered one of her bright
eyes. A gallant young southerner, who had the
privilege of sitting by her side during the journey,
much affected by the indications of suffering on
the part Of his fair companion, politely and deli
cately, offered to assist in the removal Of the un-
welcome intruder
Suddenly tears gushed from her eyes and
brought the surface OF her fair cheek the cause
Of her severe pain Whether or not the soft,
soothing voice Of the gallant produced this result,
our informant did not consider It becoming in him
to inquire.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-25

Mrs. COWDEN CLARKE,s new Novel.
lxl The Iron Cousin, or Mutual Influence, by
Mary Cowden Clarke, author Of :" The Complete
Concordance TO Shakespeare"
Tegg's Dictionary of Chronology.
Lectures on the True, the Beautiful, and the
Good, by M. N. Cousin; increased by an Appendix
on French Art translated by 0. w. Wight.
Just received at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
June "a Bookstore, near 9th 81.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-25

THE GOVERNOR of Honduras has given his ap
proval TO the inter-ocean railroad enterprise.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-25
MisftIlanmas.
rI,HoMPsON q GARNER, Merchant Tai

YNHOMPSON q GARNER, Merchant Tai-
II lors, Morfit's building, Al street. near Penn
sylvania avenue, would most respectfully inform
their friends the public in general and the old pa
irons Of Joseph r. Thompson, in particular, that
they have received their Spring Supply of Goods,
(which TO be admired needs but 10 be seen =
and which they will make to order in style and
fit, please the tastes Of the most fastidious Of
all ages
Favor us with call. Our motto is We study
TO please" Mar 25--iff
A HOUSE AND FURNiTURE FOR
IA RENT, within five minutes walk ofthe Capt.
toll well located, well furnished, and teris mod
crate. Apply TO G. Mcclure, auciioneer; or e.
A. Stratlon, auc,oneer; or the Office OF the Wash
ngton Sentinel. [June 3--dtf
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-25
N0tifes

HJ- A Night-key FOund.-Tho owner can
have by applying at this office and paying for this ad
vortisement June 25.
AS- Methodist Episcopal Church, south,
Eighth street. between and 1.-The Rev. j. N. Danforth
will preach In this church tomorrow Sabbath, at eleven
o'clock, the colonization. Preaching also
at eight o'clock, p. M june "a
AJ- The Rev. DIR. Hodgson, OF Philadel-
phia, will by leave Of Providence preach in the Hall Of
Representatives next Sabbath the 25th instant. at
eleven o'clock. June "a
NOTICE.-I have I'm my possession a
Watch, also Breast Pin, which the can have by
proving property and paying charges.
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
- ag H. o. HOOD
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-25

SHIRTS! SHIRTSl! SHIRTS!!!
QUALITY, fit, and workmanship guaran-
Ik tied, being wholly manufactured by our artis
ans and seamstresses, on the premises of the pro
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-25

BEWARE OF SMALL BlLLs.-This is the heading
Of an advertisement for the sale of mosquito nets
in Norfolk.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-25
Corner OF ofPennsylvania avenue and il,h street


U. HOOD HAS JUST IKE UN NED
I'LL. from New York with good assortment
OF Jewelry, fine London and Geneva Watches ;
also some of those celebrated American Watches;
all Of which he offers for sale al the lowest New
York city prices, and much cheaper than any other
dealer in this city or vicinity will sell the same
quantity Of goods. p ease call at the sign OF the
large Spread Eagle, Pennsylvania avenue, between
4i and 9th streets.
N. B. Fine Watches and Jewelry carefully re-
paired, and warranted TO give satisfaction.
June Is II. o. HOOD.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-25

THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-The New York Times
says that the receipts of the Crystal Palace are
now double its expenses. Good for Barnum.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-25

THE New York Eaprcss estimates that there
are in the city OF New York 10000 destitute chill
dren who live by beggary and crime.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-25

1T is SAID THAT THE BARRACKS at Carlisle
Pennsylvania, are again to be occupied as per-
manent depot for training troops TO recruit the
broken regiments on our frontiers. The post was
visited last week by the veteran COL Churchill
and is one of the most healthy and economical
stations in the country.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-25

TEA-Thc culture of the 'tea-plant has been in
troduced into the United States and those planters
who have tried the experiment, have succeeded
beyond their highest expectations. That tea can
be grown successfully in Carolina, Georgia, and
Florida, is almost certain.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-25

III The United States steamship Massachu-
setts is now ready for sea at Norfolk, awaiting
the orders Of the department.
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-25

STAGE AccIDENT.-A stage was upset on the I'd
instant as il was entering the town OF Hillsboro,
North Carolina. Hon. d. M. Barringer, late min
lister to Spain, who was on his return to his home
in Cabarrus, received severe though not dan.
gerous cut in the forehead.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-07-21
Telegraphic Report OF the Cam
bridge Cattle Market,

Repo,ted tor the " eek(y free Press,
Wednesday. July ~
At Market G43 cattle. about 600 bccve. and
i3 Stores consisting of Working Oxen, Cows
and Calves, Warnings, two and three years
old
Market Beef,-E1tra per cwt -.
First quality s. 80.
Second do 81 7,2j,
Third do So 50.
Ordinary e5 6.
Hides per cwt S64.
Tallow 81 a 9.
Pets 81 a IS cts.
Calfskins Is cents per lb.
Veal Calves 5 50, 6, %.
Stores-W orking Oxen S75, 81, 50, lO7,
ll3, l25. 1872, Al to l72
Cows and Calves, S2l, !, 8, 81, SO, 6. 40 to
%. Two years old, S24, ., !, 3 to 81. Three
years old, $50, 4, ), I, IL, IL, 81 to 50.
Sheep and Lambs, 1872 at market, Extra
S4A, 81, s. to l.
By lot, S2i, %, q, 3, 81 to 4.
Remarks The market is we'll supplied
with stock, Good lambs and veal calves sell
quick without regard to numbers. Prices OF
beef are falling fast. Large numbers Of
Western beeyes are now at Brighton and
.norc are expected to-,norrow Which has a
tendency to make the lies altogether il,
favor OF the buyers, The weather is extreme
| ly hot to-day and dry and dusty.
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--AuoNG the Iatcut. issued fr,n -,
United States Patent Office, dated July !,
1874. is one to GalushoL Bunly oi Lyndon,
Vermont, for improvement in potato 'iggc's.
-TnE BosroN people complain much ct
She rov,'yism that prevailed on thu ng, Il "
the Sd, exceeding anything OF the k'ha wv
previous occasions. They say than 'he power
which could send of l'urns,onght to be strong
enough to prevent fellows from throwing
rocket. through the windows Of peacoa5le
citizens,
TN gt>Arl has r7.sai toe bill making
= ant of public ards IN ala of telegraph 10 the
paciic. The projected line is estimated to
cost only s2,o0OCoo or $1,000 nile for
1000 mics. The cost of telegrnphng will be
$40 for tsn words and IS cents FOR e1ch addi
tion,l VOID Government do5paiches 10 be
sent free 10 the amount of 5000 words per
month All over that TO be paid for OF such
rates as Congress shall de sl1e. The bill has
yet TO pass tie House.
-BAsNrM has retired in despair from the
Presidency of the Crystal Palace assrciation,
and it is decided to close the exhibition On the
3lst OF October, when the palace and all the
yronortv Of the association will be disposed
Of for the benefit at those concerned,
- Mr.. IlRAM Corr, Of SALISBURY.
sheared from buck one year old last March,
q and l-l6th pounds OF wool. lie also has
two ewes, from one of which lie slyarcd III
pounds and l. ounces. and from the other J
and one huli pounds. One Of these ewes
raised five lambs from March. 1888 to May,
1854 and the other has raised three within
the same peliod of time. They are purely
French. 49, B,nHju gfou Bann,y.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY, July to, IS04,
At market $50 Beef Cattle, 50 Stores, 5400 Sheep
and 525 Swine.
BEEF CATILE.--The market is quite full but the
Beef Cattle sell quick. We quote extra s. 25as 80;
first quality 81 75as 90 second 81 GOai 50 third
tb O0a6 10.
1855.
Cows AND CALvEs.-Dull, sales at S2i, 81 81, i3
a55.
SHEEP.-Sales of small lots at 50 Is, 3 42 , SIS,
4 2ja6.
SwSE.-Dul one lot to peddle 4. c, one do 1 |
@ Spring Pigs sc at retail from to &c.
notwithstanding to the extreme warm weather,
the market is dull and thny attended. Price, have
declined from last week. There is quito number
Of Western CATTLE and there will probably be from
100 TO rs left over.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-07-21

REMON Alive take this opportunity to inform
our friends aud Consignors that removed from 1876
State Street the lst inst and have taken the
and sppcois .tur" ri CITN WHARF few sicrs
only from taneuil Hall market. This change We
regard still more favorable from its locality for our
business, and il gives much better facilities for
room, our lofts arc among the most extensive for
WOOL Cellar is not cyccllcd in its dnptedncS. for
Butter Pork, he, and frat floor for Cheese, and
Produce generality We ~onld dtly reknoai"- &c
your favorable influence in behalf, and ncrcns-
ing cousgnmcns for the past few years, can only
promise best efforts and facilities to promote your
interest aud trust we may long continue to enjoy
vr"r confidence
ASllES.--No important changes since our last
Circular, Pearls in demand at s. Ga, Pots 81
- and not urge stock these the highest rites
this week The rule N tlls market is the lurchns-
Ell pass ali The charges for inspection,
BUTTER.-TLc market remains quiet for all
qualities, particularly for common Dairy and store.
the wants still only for homo trade and it is diff
fcu 70 sell our best Invoices for more than ~ cts
md n, OF: quotations for ali other gadus our iatC
incren sing stock is being sold, and arrivals were
much less thc past week. All orders for the best
kind of Ground Rock Dirty Salt We continue to fill
and forunrd at tho manufacturers lowest price.
tHEESE,--A prime mild article find small sizes
sell quick at 9a9! cts, other kinds ar" sold low and
dull.
FL0uR.-At the decline in Western noticed il
our last, the market has become quite steady, and
for day or two rast there has Keen increased dc
liand from the trade. Prices, however, are still
very irregular and very wide range is kept VI
from the fact that considerable of the Flour ariv
ing is likely to sour and is sold immediately while
for good .ound article, holders are not anxiods t,
realize. Later European news was much more un
favorable.
GRAGN.-Corn continues firm, with moderate
demand. Sales of yellow at ssa9l cts. white at 8
/ ass cts. per buahel, cash. Sales Of Northern Dat
at Is cts: Eastern 60 cts Beons dali
FoTATOE>- Have advanced decidedly and takcl
ut quoted rates.
/ PHOVISIONS.-Porki is dull and price. lower
/ Sales of clear a. ST. ; extra clear ! 80 prim
! IL so l3 90 mess u IA 30 per Dbl, mos
Beef scarce and in good request Sale. Of Wester,
mess at sl7 extra at tls per Dbl, mos Lard
in steady demand at l0i l0t cts. for bills and l
cts for kegs Hams Il cts. per lb, mos.
WOot,--Thc prices continue only nominal, an
none of the new clip has yet been received to tc;
the market therefore give no quotation. tina
will be safe guide at present. Our largest pun
cha.ers are doing nothing, and cannot they say. ur
til money is more plenty and prices rule low cnoug
to meet the necessities Of the manufacturer Pre-
sent indications are for very low rates.
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Notice.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICA-
' TON will be made to the General Assembly of
the State of Vermont at the session thereof next to
be held at Montpelier, on the second Thursday of
october, A. D. 1854, for the Charter of Bank, to
he located at Wnoosu Falls, in Colchester, County
of Chittenden.
j. W. WEAVER.
e. l.. HARDING 4 BROS.
R. RArHBUN,
DAVID READ,
WARREN ROOT.
JOHN 5. WEBSTER.
JACOB ROLFE,
MORlLLO MOVES,
J. ). MI NSON,
FRANCIS LACLAIR, ia,
L. II. pENNIMAN,
II. W. CATIIN,
Nj, B. cATLIN,
ANDREW j. MERRILL.
W. G. NiiiTEMAN,
HENRY BOARDMAN.
WrNooskI FALLS, July &, 1885, w3w
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Papier Mache.

IT Is TIE BBSI AND MOST ~ " t"i , ~
y ,irinl kn-Sn for Picture lH,tl re-, FrI.. l..'-
Cornieee brackets, House cap. .''.i. n-..r..
Window Cornices and 81 kind 49, . H t.,'-...
Centre nittlt e. Cnirrs ~ siav ana prIyt-. fhleE
can be sent to any part Of tn" r,uat,r, and any
Carpenter can put item TIP IL q ..' mtr.cpt-, Will
out creating any dust or dilt. @i.o 81. Let..ts
for +igu., Gilt Njuldnga and Comics, Soy trip
Cabins, ship Caps, both plain anil crraiuci''i.
ornamcnt,d Piln-:cls, dc. It will aotc'a.' ~ - v
heat Of climate br If furnace, ror "'-..'" '.'
" give 10 any w4y--it can ts out i.".', aivtL
paned and turned by lathe it Car bo .'l,.'l " ~
screwed, ard is Eor-31alhctcr &C ht't.
THE BOSTON PiPfER NlCDT 60.
take laa.pr, in s7tre tu tho Itoi!y cf 90 cc,-
Try that they nov hay. tfo large factoi,- I'm :.c
manufacture 81 Palicr Macte Ciurm,ut .--a.d are
prepared to e-..,tft orders to rrY G,si.v ~ htrt
notice. Our work hcs been fully tested. aah Is "''
preferred both for its Lc7@t". AMI d"r' i'itr ~ J
chcapncss over all kind Of c1tfed r'1 fr'
which it i, dicut for even the mcs' tts' ie". ',
to distinguish it. We are now prepare 20 'r az
the OF Paper Mach, not a. matter If e+n
lecture or guess-work, but reality.
We would refer particularly to the 4-a "'tu 3''"-
ful church recently built in Roxbury, b. - liu'-
ley street Baptist Society, where our Gothic =. X
may be seen in Pannels, Crockett. Reset! :: AID
/ Flowers in front Of Gallery-largc Archea l"f ,
Cro1kct-, battlcmCuts, Columns, Ger -trf -
/ Patera's, Iineils, Norman Roses, Cap iur Pulpit,
and in the organ gallery may be Of j. ar
| Simmons co. large organs, ornamcntod orti e
with Papicr llachc. Also, to ! large NUM- cr # q
/ CANT private houses in this city and vicinity. fuf
built and finished by Chilson, Tuner 4 Co., eight
built by J. A. Turner d Co, Chef Ju,t;e, shaw :
| house on Mount Vernon stree, and lnrge number
Of others furnished both inside and out. and to the
ships Cabins of Daniel Webster, StaNord'hir Gem
Of the Ocean, Herald of the Morning, Boston light
&c. &c.
Architect, and others use the Papicr Nnche in
preference 10 any other material We invite all Ia
call at our Ware Rooms, Museum Buildings. .. and
% fremont stract, Boston, and examine this nov
article used as substitute for Carved wood, Pla''ei
and Composition Ornamental work. Orders prompt
| attended to. Address
BOSTON PArIFH MACUE 0N.
! 2land 26 fremont St. Boston.
March 30, lS5t viO,ng Fl
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1854

u, &c. T., ,,I,icoro ,ho ,l,,l.r,,,,,,,i.
,,,.,s ., r,cc badly and il is stated that At
i,,., GOrn rnrs,t,s hove left thc ,,t,.
Funerals n,c continually t,,s,n: 6},d at
nj,'t many NAl,c, are taken away quietly.
We t,r,n Treaty Conf med
~" japan treaty has been unlniH'Hs
confirmed by the Senate.
The steamship Franklin Athofr
BoafGT' Ju'V tsth,
''"''N''' 'i'''' ''',
WV" '"' passengers ",'" y ,"'"','' 80
'',' '.'''''' WI
Sesveio"y'
i"e N,'S'l l. .'''Si'''''
l'S''ion ""' III i'S' "''o"',, nav, ~
"'''i' i''e f'S'''5' 10 ''.'' ''''
Three Days latef ifcrn EUROPE
ANhi' Al W. NE ~ wanna,
tlDisi 1Nu Wv HEA Avn h-i-'D -
Inc steamship -"Hs"N' ''"' ''.e t''''
July o'A' "rf''eu Ut H"'''"" at -i'' yes
'eiu'!'
Inc ~ NV i'il''u " '"e J'''' u'"''''"'
ci Aus'fi" an" rruSoi"' '""' nc VIII oo'S .,''
WIS eN'''s.'0
"i'eN \ III iS''''"S' II i"'"'' Wa
''','' il,'''''o,"'' u 'ie 'i't i'", .,.,.r.,
A"' WIN = ~
N"en ''e ''9'eih .'''''S eva, '"'' VI NY
'o, II, WA r''''' " o'.'''', ','''''"i9 l''''''
l" ~, n'''',"N '"' us l'o''''''''' 1''u''S' ,,
'"' r'cncn army WIS 'i''''' N''S ~ o''''
po"fE '"r fhi'n"
Ni' "'r''N ->'li'i h''V was y '''5 III hi'o
oi o"''iP Oh 'rohSt"'t' nut up 10 '"'c ~"
no attack had boon made.
bonarsand wa" G'tacE"d Tor the second
t'hi3 on the Goth and 9th OF June, and the
Qualifications were destroyed
On the 9Th of June. eight Russian steam
crs came out of Srh"s(oroi and attacked some
| SHY, of the allied fleet, and afterwards re-
gained shelter at the batteries. The allied
ships engaged were, the FU,1o~s, Toribie
and De'cott''. The affair seems to have been
Il running fight. The FWrjonS was considrra-
bly, damaged.
On the Danube ON the 2'st and I'D ali i'm
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Ceiling OF.

- f. NlClnLS HAVING Associated WA
y him l.. &. BONNTON. will continue ih9
mercantile business in all its branches Is her f'rr
carried On by him, with an increased stock of goods
IL their scnsun, aud shall cndcavor to be able to sup
lly anv thing usually kept in New York and Boston
ErtnU S'rtoe. at h5- than New York and Bu,tun
pr,.e.. hut SO .ot 80 any'l'pg we have on
baud st very low prices, wishing to reduce nar pc
sent stock to make room for our Fall goods.
We would respectfully invite all in want oi goods
either Wholesale uy Retail, to call and examine our
r"nd~ arl prices. Get pnsto mp with the lowest
pu.. .,' co'i - l5H Church ,tro"t. and buy your
to'ds,
Burlington, Iuly J. 1851. d.wtf
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luuortan, to Farmers!

Time is Money, especially IN Hawne Time
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Il by using SOULE'S Patent Premium Revolv-
ing horse rakes, which are Manufactured by L, H.
sol If at We,tford VT and will be for sale in Bur-
hngton, Cambridge, Milton. Plattsburgh, and other
places These rakcs substantial and durable.
They can be used on rough or smooth ground, and
do their work in first rate manner, and are easier
to tend than any other horse-rake IN use, as niue
bow that can manage horse well, can ride the horse
and do all the rakng on any decently smooth
ground without any one to hold the rake. Those
who have used these rakes pronounced them une-
qualled and the most perfect rake ever invented
C. R. SOuLE
Westford, June 2s, 1854. wlw3