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THE INDEPENDENT

THE INDEPENDENT.
Edited by Congregational Clergymen,
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IN GOV. LOUIS KOSSUTH
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CHARLES l.. BRACE,
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Z" Be Days Of Drinking Vine Forgot"
WILSON'S TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
BOTANIC MEDICINES.

G A R ID E N A N ID n y r f r Y.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT of all kinds of Large
N and Small Fruits, Ornamental Trees and Shrubs,
Evergreens, Roses, Dahlias, Climbers. Herbs Escuent
Roots, &c, &c, by DIR. J. IT, WILSON,
Fl q Main 81 Mich
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CINCINNATI RETREAT FOR THE IN

SANE.
TN charge of EDWARD MEAD NJ D., Editor of the
American Psychological Journal, Lecturer on Insanity
and Forensic Medicine late Professor of Obstetcs and
formerly of Materia Medca, &c.
This institution is open for the reception of patients II
is select establishment, presenting superior advantages
None but quiet patients admitted The long expert
of the Superintendent practitioner and teacher
affords guaranty of kindly and the most successful
treatment.
Terms made known application to DIR. MEAD, Gin
oinnat. Ohio. 40
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At the office of publication or the office of de-
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hey are considered transient papers, and as
such are chargeable with one cent each if pre-.
paid, and with tsco cents if not prepaid. None
oct regular subscribers to newspa pers are emit
ded to the benefit of quarterly or yearly pre-
payment. So the United States Attorney Gen
eral decides.
STRAwBERRIEs.-We learn from the Newark
Daily Advertiser that the strawberry business
IN New Jersey is just now in the full tide OF
activity. The farmers of Passaic and Bergen
counties send from 5000 to 5000 baskets per
lay to market during the season, which lasts
about twenty-one days. The growth of this
article has given employment to many hands,
me farmers paying one cent per basket for pick
ing, and board gratis. Nimbie hands can easily
earn from 81 to % per day. An old lady, sixty
'nree years OF age, picked one day last week, in
en- hours, one hundred and seventeen baskets.
'H'y strawberries we're picked last week, from
garden In Boundbrook, which filled a quart
measure.
Miss GRERNFIELp. in Ouahoc-o o;,, e.r,ors
'oi us lnusicai taste and culture-has won
'peciai favor. The Chronicle says:
her ballad singing was easy and graceful, and
inerring IN lntonauo 10 song being unani
nousiy encored. The extraordinary combiua.
Ion her voice presents in the duet, = am e.
NE part Of which is sung in baritone. the o,hs,
u soprano, is a miracle of vocal power-on.
f those wholly individual gifts which canno,
,e acquired, aud die with their possessor.'
The duet above referred TO was written IN.
London, specially for Miss g., and requires in
.s performance range Of thirsy-oms notes!
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z LANU w AhhANIO UBIAINED.F
TNHOMAS c. CONNOLLY twho has permission
fer the editor of the National Era prepares papers
and prosecutes claims for Bounty Land Warrants.
Washington, ID. G. 429
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DANIEL R. GOODLOE,
Wdshiu0ton. ID. O..
LAND WARRANTS OBTAINED

A TTORNEY AT LAW, will prosecute Bounty Land
n and other claims the Federal Government.
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THE LEGAL TENURE OF SLAVERY.

fooPYRIeHT SECURED BY THE AUTHOR
For the National Era.
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Merchants Garrling Oil

EUAS BEEN BEFORE TIE PUBLIC NOR i
Il i than Is years, and has acquired unbounded
celebrity not only the best Linimcnt for Horses
ever known, but an Embrocatun for Family Use,
it stands unrvnlcd.
1t is sold by almost all Druggists and Merchants
throughout the Country, of whom Pamphlets
tanning testimonials of its wonderful efficacy may he
had.
General Depot, Lockport, n. Y. A liberal dis
count is made purchasers and all ordcrsaddresscd
to VI. II. TUCKER & CO., successors to q. W
MERCHANT, will meet with prompt attention.
Sold by TllEO A. PECK, q. W. ALLEN, A. G.
SPEAR, and q. q. CATLIN, Burlington EZRA
ALEXANDER, Charlotte JOHN SIMMONbS I'd,
Shclburne l.. W. WILLIAMS, Essex; T.. y.
GREEN, Richmond ; II. :. WIlIrCOMB, Williston,
Div. GO2 Il. II. LANE, Jericho Center l.. BUR-
CESS CO., Milton; :. c. lSlIAM, Winooski Falls !;
and by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United States and Canadas.
Aug. 4, 1851. wGwly
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a q q I'D

hOCTOR GEO. NJ. TIGHE, 4 STUDENT
- under Sir Ashley Cooper, late Of the CITY of
London, England, has taken up his abode in Iut-
lHhd' vermont, ana Ia now prepared to practice
upon Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers; Scroftla, salt
Ehcum Ncuoreal diseases, whether acute orchronic
and all Cutaucous Diseases of the skin. Hepl,lgcs
himself not to take any person under treatment
whom he cannot cure, and makes no charge where
there il cure effected. Person. bringiu. ccrtii-
Gates from the Minister of their Religion of their
inability to pay, he will cure without charge, and
will forfeit hundred dollars ia every asc Of fail
This he feels assured will be sufficient to con-
vince the public, that he does not belong to that
class of persons called charlsans, or quacks who
livoupon the suerings and credulity Of their fellow
creatures.
in the form Of Pmplos, Warts, Scales, Horny Pro.
tuheranccs Preternatural engagements, and Tuber.
cular Elevations. Sometimes unusual heat and
very unpleasant itching, succeeded by a twitchinr
and sensation felt if there were fly or spiIeT
crawling over the part, and at intervals a darling
shooting pain, which becomes more frequent rs the
disease progresses
1t also originates from blows, bruises andthe
ordinary causes and states of Inflammation produce
Cancers grief and anxiety are also its causes
sorrow for the loss of relatives also, often produces
it. It is tavoured by age and by the unmarried
menses almost always cease first, showing n connec-
tiOu between them it ALSO apcars very commonly
at the period when this secretion disappears. Ii
occurs even in subjects young FIVE years, but
most common in advanced ife, and sorofula prcds-
poses to it.
If called on to do so, to inform them of hiswherc-
abouts that they may avail themselves of his ser
vices. His address il CDR. GEoRGE NJ TlGmE
corner of Mechanics and Forest streets Rutland, VT
GEORGE NJ. lIGllE,
Practical Cancer Do,tor
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GTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST H. 1855
Coopcr's Anti-rain Tincturo.

Coopcr's Anti-F ain Tincturo.
A A PAIN ALLEvIATOR this Tincturc IL
"a Superior to any other found on the American
Continent; and takes the precedence Of all others
wherever it is used. 1t Is purely VEGETABLE, and
contains nothing Poisonous.
1tis good for wind and pain IN the Stomach and
Bowels, for the Diarrhea and Dyrcutury, Coiic Chol
era and a-Moibus,- for Rhcumatisin. acutc,
choronic, and us,-for tho Phthsic or Asthma,
Group, Colds and Coughs, Scalds, Burns, Wounds,
Bruises, Sprains, stiff and swollen Joints Neural
gia or TicDoulourcux, Tooth ache, Headache, Sick
and Nervous Headache to quiet an uneasy ncrv-
rcsessncss, and thus enable to sleep calmly,
Pain in the Side, Stitch in the Back Crick and
Cramps, and almost every kind Of Pain, Internal
and External Fits Ilccough, Heartburn,
Chilblains, Painful Corns, Swcllngs, Old Sores, to
allny inflammation, and Prevent Modification &C.,
Sold at Wholesale and Retail 10y the Manufnc-
turcrs. W. COOPER. 4 Co., Kccscvillc, Ny.
Also by A. G. SPEAR, burlington Vt.
and by Merchants generally. wi3ly
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feel IT duty incumbent upon myself to declare
publicly the great blessing DR., Marchisi'. Uterine
Catholicon has proved to me. For two years my
health was miserable; was almost unable To walk.
Physicians pronounced my case falling of the womb,
extensive alterations, commencin gwth flour albus.
The pains, irritation, prostration sc rendered lite
u burden. In this miserable condition, pr. f. L.
Nowland recommended Or. Anarchists Uterine Ca
tholicon After taking four bottles find myself in
perfect health. Gratitude for my restoration makes
me ardcntly desire that all my sex, alike unfortu-
nate, may hnd sure relief from this inestimable
medicine. ELIZABETH 4. NEWLAND,
No. - West st., Utica y. Y
The above statement | know to be true.
I. ]. NEW LANn. N. d. Lticn. Y Y
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How TO Slcep Warm.

6 Z 0 TO LIMAN's and buy pair Of those nice
"a all wool sheets, and Rose Blankets Aud if
you have got horse, good horse, "kNDLR" buy
one of those good horse blankets, they are all
cheaper than wood or coal, and certainly more du-
rable. Don't forgetat the CORNER STORE.
Dec B. dGwtr
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1eLANKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS PRINTED
{ on superior paper will hereafter be kept con
stlnty on hand, or printed to order at the FREE
PREss OFFICE.
May 1854. d&wtf
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SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, the organ of modern
- Spiritualism, Fourth Vol. commences in May.
It contains the fullest record cxtaut Of current
Facts and Opinions on Spiritual Intercourse. Pub
lishcd weekly at - per annum also, all spiritual
boolts for cal" by PARTRIDGE 10 BRITAIN, ji2
Broadway, N. Y.
?. S.-A Catalogue of Spiritual Books sent on
application. wi2mos3
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Rutland & Burlington Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
s. ssl

'..3;'s. y E.;s.i.;!:.:.:t Ss-:4ss;f lsssSs4ya
.---S.--ali- .-Ez----El.-. x - -
I'M and after July 80, 1855, Trains will run a.
" follows, viz -
Leave Burlington for Rutland and BELOW, Falls
at i.ljt and 1875 4. VI. and G.20 p. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Rutland and Burlington
at G.0O' 4. NJ and Has and $50 2. NJ.
Leave Rutland for burlington at coo and 1885
A. VI. and 2.lj 7. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls Mt 900 AMI
ll.OO+ a. NJ. and los =. NJ.
At Burlington. trains connect with Lake Chan
plain steamers, and trains of the Vt. Central and
Vt and Canada roads; at Rutland with trains for
Troy, New York, Albany, Saratoga Springs, Schc-
ncctady and the Wcst-at Bellows Falls with trains
Of tho Cheshire Road for Fitchburg, Worcester,
Lowell and Boston-Vermont Valley Road for
Brattleboro, Springfield, Hartford, Now Haven and
New York-and with sullivan Road, for Windsor,
White River Junction and White Mountains.
+Frcight Trains, with Passenger Car attached
L. A. CHAPLIN, Supt.
July 30th, 1855. d6wtf
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Pork. Fish. dc,

I;Als BBLs. HEAVY MESS PORK 2ObbIs
WV L1rii - tubs do 100 qtls. Goldfish
% bbis. Mackerel Nc. ami 2 100 bAs, sIlted
Herring 20 Kite do, for sale by
HERRlCE 4 MILES.
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II n nj 5

4 QUANTITY OF HAMS, SMALLSIZE, pESI
" HADLE for boiling Hotel keepers audrotallers
will be supplied ON reasonable terms at
July Is. d&wf a. :. DEWEY
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Gents silk Shirts

ENTLEMEN, so, viii FIND ATLYNAs's
NJ anicc lot OF So. .|tts Tor summer wear, Just
the thug tot thls,'uuN, Also, good assortment
oil liusi'ty, ulpts,"o thiiat the Corner store.
June 20.
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Kid Gloves.

4 fresh assortment If Ladies and Gents Colorcd
~ and White hid Gloyes, all sizes ju,t received
this morning by Express at
LYMAN'S,
July 80, 1858. d&wtf
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TEA, TOBACCO, &c.

s~S Gil. AND HALE CHI. IIYSON, il. s., Y.
L SJ II and Oolong Teas III bxs Tobacco,
20 cases do extra in ! Jumps, 1000 gro. fine cutd
and Smoking do. IIERRGCk Il MILES
Nov %. dNwti
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thcir accompanying evils, Cancer cxcepted1 no
matter how severe orof how long standing.
This medicine has never been introduced by
empty pnls and interpretations is intended
that its present popularity shall be sustained BY any
medium but its merits and the APPRECIATION Of the
public.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-08-17
ITEMS Ar HOME AND ABROAD.

-IlEAvY RonnER The room of gentle
man stopping at the Congress Hall Saratoga,
was entered, on the afternoon of the 18th, and .
ten thousand dollars in bonds, and two thou .
sand dollars in money, were taken The thicl
escaped with his booty. Thrc persons having |
burglcr tools in possession have been arrested |
ON suspicion.
"A SEVERE thunder storm occurred at
Concord, VT, ON the 10th ult., the lightning
descended among some horses and cattle, first
killing horse, after which " it entered the
ground but it emerged at distance Of thirty
four feet, then ran upon the surface for sew
cral rods and killed another horse, while in
the opposite direction five rods distant, a
hciicr was killed.
"A NAIL STORM in Masscna, n. Y. re-
Gently, did damage to the amount of fifteen
or twenty thousand dollars, in many places
destroying almost everything of vegetable
kind. Horses and cattle were much bruised.
turkeys killed, and thousands Of window
class broken. In one place, in II little hol-
low where they had rolled, the hail stones
lay eighteen inches deep, twcnty-iour hours
after the storm. One hail stone measured
six inches in length and five in circumference.
~ NEW WAY TO ra'Se BEANs'-A gen
tlemcn in Seneca Falls, n. y, last spring
planted some Lima beans. Not being pro-
vided with poles, he supplied their place by
planting in each hill sunlowcrs, trimming up
the stock, 50 that it served the purpose Of Il
,.,l, r,r s,,,c TINA all went wcl till NJ
....a.,.,,. .,.,,,..l, c,-.,..
l'hS'h' ''c su"No"'l e''"'''5 ~ '''"'" '"''.'
than the Deans the latter were absolutely
drawn up by the roots.
~ .srrrrIR' in one of the back coun-
-, a., .,,.,.t iii, ,.o. r,ti,rI a C.,v
J,rs .inc, in the act nr tr,n,p,rtin, across
tSS lo,rnr cnrrv nt 81 PAM. II iorrr S,unntitv
r,,l. orf,nt', ,,,si.tin,, of n,,, li,rr,l ~
,,r;st,. nm, h ,lrdo Of brnn,,- and sunJrv
',.,,, Sr,rn., nr I'm, ,n,nn str,nS iiauid cbnrlc-
row .IIrIIn " shouted Il law-aIidin,, citizen.
,,i,, ,,.,s ,yit,cs. Ia tho. ouc,ytini .dnn't
l,,',,, van, arr, VIOLATING the rad, and i'm
;;,,al,,rs, i,,ys Lv tokinT Enuur INFO Tin,
,,,,.,,',,.,-t rio Ni.sis,i,,,iiI' .Nes 70
,I;o'I 80, otI.nd,.r .Lut tb,s is a ,bUs,c,ou's
i i,,U Tbr fart i. nv chiflryn hive
a,ni, sl,s ,cr, Ind and the DR. told me
,.t l,nt .,,,un y,o,,,r i,r tbn,, lint Lr dil
,''t Fl ma ,yhaf kind oi linuor nor how
,n,',k S. n. Lnvc no time to be running
~ tu' tn,n ryery dny thought would be sure
and m tie Ircsrriutiou bV getting all kinds
and enough OF it We think that chap
must be related to the lclloW Gown III Malne'
who bought quart oil rum alter the Maine
law was IN force, lor mec"Gh''gI proposes ON
the ground that lie was gong INTO the WOODS
10 Lcp n stuck n H"6cf JoF"H ''-yo"''--h'h-
"'Soi'an
-Fo,R WEEKS ago an elderly and res
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Kid Gloves.

4 FRESH LOT Of very nice White aud Colorcd
L Kid Gloves, all sizes, Tor Gentlemen aud
Ladies, just received at LAMAN'N
Feb. II, lojl. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-08-17

- | would be glad to have further supply
as the medicine is becoming very popular, and
think Will continue, as it has given relief in every
instance where properly taken.
THOMAS NEWMAN, NJ. D., Mt. Vernon Ind
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Small Business.

thlEkE l. a Grocer in this town, who ,pht, and
SKINS his Peas before selling them his name
Is DEWEY,
Jan. 4. 1855. an
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Curtain Materials.

EpICII LACE, AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, BRO
"a catelle do. Corncc, Bands, Tassels, Cord,
Buff Hollands, Window Shades, Paper IIangings,
lc., for sale at the lowest prices, at
c. I. SrANfFORD'S.
May Il, 800 d&w
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Linen Goods.

esHIRTING. SHEETING, AND PILLOW CASE,
- Linen, Table Cloths, Napkins, Doylies, diapers
&c. Z. +. STAMFORD.
May Il. ddw
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SA IT

fAnn Bus. r. |. SALT.
fooo 600 bags Dairy do, Pure Rock, steam
refined and Western.
so bags Liverpool fine do. 'Ashton's.
1000 bus. Canada Salt,
justreceived and for sale by
HERRICK 4 MILES.
Nov. 49, d&wti
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VIII, on and after Monday. May 7th,

and until further notice, run as fcllovs-to Wit
One of the above boats,
GOING SOUTH, will leave Rouse, Point every
morning, Sundays e1cepted) at o'clock on arr-
val Of cars of Champlan and st. Lawrence Railroad
from Montreal, reach Burlington at l0t A. NJ, in
time for the train of the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad going South aud East, Reaching Boston
o'clock, p. NJ, in time for which reach Troy
and Albany at F. NJ. where passengers can take
the Troy steamers and Hudson River Railroad for
New York, or by same line passengers will reach
Schenectady at s. 7. NJ, and connect with the train
Of the New Y ork Central Railroad going West, and
arrive at Suspension Bridge. Niagara Fall. and
buffalo ext morning.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD, NY.
f:.,:.5.,= :: g: g: a s;.ssa -
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,

COMMENCING APRIL 80, 1855.
DASSENGER TRAINS leave Rouso's Point.I
1 $50 A. NJ, and 400 y. NJ, on arrival Of trains
from the East and North, and Steamers from the
South, arriving at oglensburgh at las 7. Nj and
10 T. NJ, connecting with Lake Ontario Steamers
and Bytown and Prescott Railway for the West and
North.
Leave Ogdensburgh at 300 A. NJ, and 2l5P. NJ
arrival of Lake Steamers and train, from Ottawa
arriving at Rouse. Point at go L. NJ, and us
J. l., connecting with the Vermont Central r. R.
for the South and East, and Champain and ST
Lawrence X. X. for Montreal and Quebec, and with
Lake Champain Steamers.
On aud after Saturday, May 49, and every sue
ceedng saturday, the afternoon train from Rouse's
Point will wait the arrival of the Cars and Steamers
to enable persons leaving Boston, New York, Albany.
Troy, Saratoga and Montreal, to reach home the
same day
GEORGE V. HoYLE. Superintendent.
Office y. II. r., Malone, April %, 1855. WITT
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Gentiomcns ShaSylS.

4 t7T received hy Express, Il large lotof Gentle
- m'ns shawl s,ut TURKS Clothing Store, No
Bauk Block,
Nov. C. dIytf
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LUST Received.

a LARGE LOT of Boys and Youths Clothing
4. a of every description at
LoUIS'S Eagle Clothing Mart, Church -
burlington, May 2lst, 1853. DIFF
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Stamped Work.

4 New lot Of Stamped Collars, Bands &c, JUS
received at the Corner store,
LYMAN'S.
July 30, $3.50 dGwtf
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NEW GOODS,
At Brinsmaid's JeWcIry Store,

' u ' Il ' u l IA !. T.
NOW OPENING THE RICHEST AND MOST
varied assortment oi Watches, Clocks, Jrwclry
and Fancy Guuds, Telescopes, Microscopes, Kui,c.,
Ezors Scissors, Noellc., Silver card Cases aud
Porte Monlics, Combs, brushes, Pcriumorv scans,
Hair Washes and Dye, Court Plaster, E,'iculcs,
IlprutIut tDr
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burlington.Jan. 1853.
Tor Bows.

& FINE ASSORTMENT OF all wool Twccds and
Union Cassimcres. Also, Plain and Fancy
Linens, for Goats and Pants, just the things for
summer wear, at LYMAN'S.
May II, 1855. d1wtf
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Domestic.

S,HEETINGS. SHIRTINGS TICKS, STRIPES.
- Dcnims, Summer stuff &C., by the piece or
package. .,...,,,,,.
c. +. STAMFORD.
Nav a. d&w
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MantillaS,

NEW PATTERNS, AND THE BEST ASSORT
l Y mcnt in the state.
c. +. STAMFORD.
May II. d&w
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Female

& m plaints.
OF these are Prolap-
sus Iteri, or falling
ofthe Womb ; Fluor
Albu', or whites
Chronic Inflamma-
ton and liberation
of the Womb ; Incl
dental Hemorrhng re,
or Flooding; Pain
full, Suppressed, and
Irregular Menstru-
alton, &c, with all
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Silks.

DICH BLACK BROCADE, wATERED, AND
~ Plain silks, also Stripes, Plaids, and Change
ablos, opening at the store of u.,.,,,o,,,,
May IA. d6w
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Notice..

IVIFVNs WISHING 70 lUTCNNSc
DRY GOODS Or CARpETINC
will find an extensive assol tmcnt at LOG Church It.
selling at prices which make it for their interest to
call before buying elsewhere.
c. f. STAMFORD.
burlington Jan. 1853. d6wtf
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p CASES MERRIMACK STYLES PRINTS,
- new patterns, at Ii cents per yard, worth 10
cents, Mt .
c. +. STANIFORD'S.
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Dress Goods.

UDAREGE, TISSUE, FOULARD SILKS, Bal
Id liantcs, Printed Lawns, Chall, DeLaines,
Ginghams, Prints. and other new styles of dress
goods opening by
c. +. STAMFORD.
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must say, from my own experience and personal
observations in my practice it has prov to be tho
best and safest remedy for the difficulties for which
tits recommended, viz, those Of female weakness,
such as prolapsus Cteri, Fluor Albus. and all
irregular and painful monstruation, and diseases Of
irritation Of the female organs.
u. Y. FooTE, NJ, D., Syracuse, n. Y.
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DAY BOATS GOING NORTH.

Leave WHITEHALL every morning, Sundays
excepted,) at 10 o'clock, arrival of trains from
Troy, Albany and Schenectady, arrive at Burlington
at Il o'clock, 7. NJ. connecting with the trains Of
Rutland and Burlington Railroad from East and
south. Thence directly to Rouse's Point without
landing, and arrive at I, 7. NJ. in time Tor psssen
gers to arrive at Montreal same evening, aud o.
deneburrh IN dina uaxt dav
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w TITE AND COLORED GRAPE, SILK
w Stella, Drocha Long and square, Thibct, and
Cashmere Shawls, for sale by
c. L. STAMFORD.
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