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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-11-20

CAurIox.-An individual calling himself
Charles Muller, doctor Of philosophy, whopre
tends to have been deprived of lis situation as
teacher of languages during the ELECTION riot
at St. Louis, and who has been sojouriing for
a short time in Winchester, Virginia, has, during
my absence deprived me ,ofclotbes, etc., to The
value of 500, and has taken possession Of my
certificate of ordination signed by Rev. Messls
]. Davis and A. Rude, of the Synod of NT.
ginia. It is feared that this Muller may by
means Of this certificate collect moneys for my
church,and impose upon the christian COM
munity of our country.I therefore warn every
Lutheran minister and layman not TO trust
said Charles Muller, but to help me in exposing
his fraud.
Charles Muller is about FIVE feet high, sun,
burnt, with black whiskers aud speaks the
English language with strong German accent
ERNEST CT. u. LUBkERT.
Pastor Of Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Richomond, Virginia.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-11-20

The Cheraw and Darlington Rail Road is
completed TO within Il mile and quarter OF
Chcraw.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-11-20

Lieutenant Herndon, Unitrd States Navy,
who has explored the valley Of the Amazon, and
determined the heights of various places above
the level Of the sea both by barometric press
ure and hy the boiling point Of water, says
that at the eastern base of the Andes he found
the pressure ofthe atmosphere, as measured by
the temperature of boiling water, TO be nearly
as great as tits usually at the sra.level; and
after having descended tire river for nearly 900
miles below this place Of great pressure, he
found that Judging by the boiling point Of
water, he has assembled nearly ono thousand
six hundred feet. The explanation of this
curious anomaly is supposed to be that the
trade winds blowing against the Andes are
obstructed by them, and being thus obstructed
there is a breaking up Of air against these
mountains.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-11-20

TuRNr SEnD.-One Of the most respectable
farmers in Montgomery county called upon US
short time since, and gave us the following
directions for preparing turniP seed for sowing
mix tho seed with -four of sulpher, then put in
a bottle and cork up perfectly tight for six or
eight weeks previously to planting. He has
pursued this plan for several years, and has new
er known it to fail to protect the crop efeetually
against the fly. This is an important hint to
our farmers, and we commend it TO their atten-
tion. .--Former and Mechanic.
Dip paper into strong alum water, and il will
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-11-20

Dip paper into strong alum water, and il will
resist the action Of fire.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-11-20

TnE RroHr SoRr OF MovEMENr:-The citi.
zens of Barbour county held the right sort ofn
Kansas meeting at Clayton, last week, The
substance of the work done was to appotn,
large and influential committees to seek ati, IN
moiey, from the Legislature Of the State, and
from private citizens. Col. jeff Buford is at
the head Of the committee to memorialize the
Legislature, for donation Of $l00, 600, to send
men to Kansas, and to charter Kansas Emf
grafton Society. ..,
The Barbour meeting also urge the forma.
ton Of Kansas associations in every county in
the State We hope the suggestion will be.
Immediately adopted "Now is the appointed
tfme' for the South; it will soon have passed..
shall we fail to improve itl
The South is beginning to awaken. Every
true heart will strive to quicken and strengthen
the impulls llse that begins to swell her veins.
Montgomery Aa't'
The Cheraw and Darlington Rail Road is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
Hon. Thos. II. Benton

The Globe after noticing the destruction of
Col Benton's house by fire, says
I'VE think ii worthy of note to write down that
we saw Col. Benton for few minutes ut n quar-
ter past ten o'clock last night, when he was about
sitting down to rewrite for this mornings Globe
tho speech which he made the day before yester
day, on the prescnation of Gen Jaekson's sword
10 Congress, which he had revised, but had re-
turned to our Office part only the balance he
had left in his Office and it was burnt He said
he Ind it all in his head, and it should come
out before he slept
I'VE asked him if his house insured, AMI
he replied, ns nearly as we can recoeet, fol
lows no, it Is not insured; but | care nothing
ahoW that; insurance could not have saved all
fhnt | considered valuable the bed which
nv wife died, on which slept; her c'a.he#, shioA
were IN trunk setting at the i=ao it. the ur-
tolrs which She priced most around 1.-THE last
things | saw at night and the first in the morning
and the papers in the adjoining room, many of
which cannot be supplied. But what shall most
iee-.more than how do-will be the loss of the
memorials Of my wife, whose body. still above
ground, it will be my first care 10 remove to St
Louis when rolous sed from Congress, to be buried
in the place in which had collected the remains
Of my dead-my mother, children grand chill
drcn, sister-to take the place by their side
which she and had marked out for our
selves
We then asked him the condition of his pc
cuniary affairs and what he thought would be
the Judgement of the Supreme Court in the case
OF Fremont and the United States relative to the
Mariposa tract of land in California; He answer
ed: 4 have enough to live on. | have paid no
attention to the suit about the Mariposa land.
Cool and sensible men, who heard the arguments
in the case, tell me they think justice and law
are ON the side of Fremont But if he shall lose
it he will have lost no honor. He has passed
the point where his honor was at stake. He bor
rowed few years ago large of money to pay
for beef which he purchased for the use of the U.
States in California, and drew bills the gov
ernment to pay for great portion of it. These
bills were protested, aud he could not raise the
money to take them up. Congress last session
made an appropriation for his relief which ena-
blcd him to pay all he owed for the beef. If he
had not paid these debts he would have consid-
cred himself dishonored.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
NEW YORK.
NEW-XORk CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale ylothin Establishment
Is Cortland street,
And exteu, ing through the eni, ebluoh, forming
CAlsTE,x'> SPANISH MIXTURE.


Not rd1t"f9 hoc"R ." ~
Al lNfALilRLk htMtnf Loo Her"","' hhR wv
h''hhnis" '7sia"'o Nolan'ooe t'ot''o@, 'u'
P''. a., n-loe "n - fa'', n''e'" SUI I'',n' ~
>"re Nfs' "ns Worm ~ ''''r' Nta'" 'S'', rh
ilE'm ~ ma MN NE hol'' "'oi,,'7 ., 'p''''
I'r1N Htrlill' Ina ra'r'' h'mh"g"' Hl''h'' '"h
lI'is AM III '''h"'s arising 't'" a' 'l"'' '"'
use Nec"iY' l"r''deh'' IN Li'' "f '''f"fny o'
.n' h'"a' ,#, ,.,.z-,
~''Inah'' n'a''l"'. "''h uas '''o'' ',' '''''"
ef the number ot '>tg''dln"'Y "i's 'hr,teh through
IL nE'pf\ I'M l'du' el 'he P''n ",' At i' ''sr' "
ne'l 9t tue" ie'ds " 10 toe luh'' "',' '''>
!" wuh 'u' n'hnN' 'n0n''n,,'n III ns Us N''''S ''' W."
lt''"l cum INV l,'" ''''H NJ "''k ~ Nv
'elrc'ed tom" l"e" number. are however, '"ohGe,
tesu neN ihH ln'eef' W., "' III" l'"l""'"' " !"
II" al from &rall'"ee vel Nn' IN '@'''
md o inc hin's, '.'' ''""y u '''" ''A'''"t
IN % me %"I ,'r ., n''e''eo', "a n. r.. -. p4.l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
N OF IITTTI. WVTt { VUTVVF I'LL
Take Particular Notice.
ty ,,.,,,.r,v t,U .,pn %rC

,rs ana important Remedy has restored strength and
yr To- hou.nnls the dehiated luliY thls many ""
hl lost all e aud abandoned h. die Wy lts complete IN
of 10 Nrry5ns Syseu th whole f"uu" hetnr r"
stored t. their proper ami functions od I'M tn IA
5t life is rat-rt ug hcautS. consistency Hui duhoi u
ruu. IF m rnaagX premature decline to sound ana prs
inc lslt Oh how lqpgy have hUnr"i-a Il misguided NhaS
been sudden sesot1 /" h4t'l ii'"'
ry,satipus Of tho-e terrific maadics when 'sn nom M
,r lion n conemI marriage shouh e
trct ln luni and holy TIA" nt' n''saf teul
sites to lraote canunhial happiness. Hiee without u'o
Journey t,1u pil-rlmoEe the Po-p
hourly a 4rn- the mini becomes siado"t WIN
i.uir aa with melancholy reflections that me mp
tiness "A ne t-ei with our own let no mise
lclicac, p,ayeut you, hut upply Immediately. ,,.
80 places m 4seIf under the careoi DIX IpiNHipN, may
re-, tia, ,Iy his ientlenau aud eote-
y rely pon his skill As Physirlan
10 STRANGERS.
The MT thousau cured a. dissatisfaction within the last zen
year. ,ni important surgical Operations I'o ne
by II L. ine-s Reporters o the papers and mahN 9th
er per lra ice which have appeared again and agan De
here the c is sufficient guarantee thai the af1red VIII
find stilltul AMI honorable physician.
R-rhrre ignorant aud "Eif'e-- Qoa'ts a.,
certeiur hculseiyc Physicians running the health ni ' "
4 ati that r. Johnston deem 1t necessary 10 s"y g.
pay 10 those aeluint" with lis reputation TINT ms go
i,1ti,s or iiplomns always hang in his otir"
WEAkN IS OF THE ORGANS
'r,uolstr'v cured. and fun vitor restored ...
R5~ALL.LErrEK> u~f-PAID-RhdEDltH 'lNl IL VI flir
L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06

II lHsSOIuIlON.-1h he cn,cc,n# nr n K NJ
- q GIceeuhemor hns brrn tUis ,lay al. alvcd by
matuHI runscnt All rlnns hppIu=r the ,opccrn y /
he scrtlei by Nathaniel Gurrcnl cuer; r5o.o nlrbrrd
tethc eonc"rn viii nnke pay - lh snme u. raily
h' 'f'' I' Tor l"ngei indulgence ctarui lac given.
w" t'ndcr "nr thanks t. th, public rn,-ed favor.
lnd re- mm"ud surcrs-nr la .ontinunncc OF lEcr
patronage
n. & NJ GUGGENnElMER
1yarhbole, Feb 20h. 1877. -hoes3n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
New Auction and commission House.

New Auction and aOmmiSsiOL House.
rIIIE ,ub,rrlbcr ba~ lecatcd Market street, twp
/ door, below tlr Pasi Ctiec, WHORE he intends To
.i,rry IN the Auction aud Commission hu.in He
wll evcli~ ef,orni uttrn'Iah {" thr sa' {" personal
and fr =, :att. horse, &c he so!ics cnnsig gancnts
III roo,. iutnnlr for auction, " ic1 slall receive hs
nonpt attention WM. l.. 1ECkIE.
luu Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
GAS. GAS. GAS..'

DERSpNS wishing th"ir houses fted FOR lrr irp
Ga. will find -tluc strong Inducements ohefred, hy
pppyin, Il, the .uhsejber, aive good men sud
.i,t ef,or slac. af uai.r.tis. A. q. DABNEI.
\. B.-A..,nlers or fitting ~ Tebucco tsctories
trc ICED VituiH-Nt doy- payment will not bereqpurd
brale the / It ni JON, $50.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06

EW GOODS-WE t,ye lI,t received an
l ' second -torl, Of New Good,, .olo"-:
Soil De,nius. (nil colur)
1iiln d.. aud Nrtino
French Work Co6l.. Slew. Ghr. oi-etr- TInrakrr
ahets, Sflk Gloves. &c &C.. ,pl aud ex,rniue then,
dec ST. SliGLER, NcELDERUY \ co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
n EN CONCERN.

N
nnno the Gh"ctRi hosire>.l,t ur old stnn,, H. II
ke'piue geu" stock al ,Nr,} nlllcl IN h,. Inc
m - ami the public generally
- div NM \ Il NALnRDp
ILkE, LIFE AND NaSSINEINssfH
LgHrhbHrF Hosr i IL. iHshra4ff Gem
AM.
ThIrtompany makoa Insurance. neans, nsa ~ ,nn
g"hl tuc.ni Dwelling ttuu-e..t.io inbnccn Fact.
'es uod othe buildings on flrut,re goods Wnrca I'D
'rrhondite prnelUll, III tovu and county ON he no.
sotuhlr lerms
AIsn mike trsutancc On The i've, al al pefaons -,
Sint good health and al sound ennsiifltton tuI The
hole duration ii life ~ tarn limited pctad
Slaves emri"ysd IN ordinner occupations, " i'll t.,
t.urcd oureasnuui c telns
Tho Company " IN sr tatr marine risk from md ,,t
ol The Nofthern SouttaFu Fort, nj favourable
n'AuD up ntUIttars.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. p,eadent
JAMES ", cDRRS I4f, p,,s7e,.
SAMPSON D1uGrtp. tpHef Fpp5n,r,
DlHEGTORS.
l'"n ! q ffirr.. DrNter Otc,,
Gc,rerW W Nnncr, S,r,.,I Gallpr1
W lmm T. Aaicr son Io.cob Il Nr,,li,
John o. Ia>lpr, .I,rIc4 NJ R,yd
j so. " .LlIAMS. Trea.prr,
CUrED 7. Wills. Sfr's
Dr. +. II. Gilmcr
Dr va, o,,,a, - Mci,ca{ F. rap,inf,a
The McdicuI Examination Il .,thIcct. for Insurance
will hr mrde nt The occ of the CoHpnv ON each d,y
'efw"en the hours of and o',uck p. M
toS "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06

III nAn LBS prime r,ma,I y HAY, for suc
1V,VOND from the Depot. in ble.
i"23.ts LEE & JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
To the People Of the City of Lynchbulg and all
the Surrounding Count es.
suuply of New Goods,

OF almost every description, embr1cilg new sV" ufe''
Gooa4 Irish Linen fjannois. Linsoy-. Ca.sincils,
ker-cv- Kentucky Jeans, &. &c,
5no Shivls nm" or io,, OF various ty - at unusral'
ly chcrp price.
n. B-Neq Gao- received nearly very week
ao93-hs mo. !. PGRVIS Aa't. &c.. &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
MEDICINES.
r,,,.a, p,,+;rora I.,cl< Hospital

Sure Cure l-Ba altlnOre LOCK f1oSpllai
w ness or Drstnic Power Pain IN the Ions pS
Al the Kidneys Auctions the Heat ihttai Nnsn ahd Sln
r1nstitu ona pebity aud all those horfit aleu's
rom in crtor no matter whether from ntemeranne or ht
Of ardent spirits orany other other ca%sS. tss.>
= ,,o bay, l4ou,e the virtims evil iractlces Alas
MINT countless generous dnt noble hearted beings
nave swept u unmey mmhs' thousands &" {onn5 eu
The most exalted ani brilliant ntelrets who mzh ON
rs have entrc.I listening Senutcs with she thunlers OF f
,,lI,enc. or walked % e,stacy the living Tyre,
Those snie ias fum any o the ioln"lhA m''"''''S '
f''''' ''''''''' - - BR JOHNSTON.
Woakues. of the and Limbs, Pains Ia the Heal Dnness
of sight Loss Muscular Power Pnhatnn o the nfe w
ncpa Nervous Irritaby arrangement oi the bse'.' 'oh'
ti1ua, GENERA, Debility symptoms OF Com e'r 70 b
MENTALLY rhr fearful efectA on the NINA are uueh " ~
rir Loss OF Memory. Confusion OF Ideas, Depression o'
spirits Foreboinas Evil, Aversion OF Society
Love nf solitude Tulity etc some OF the e'its
orFIC-No south Frederick StreetScven Doors nom hu
more EAST side The +ep sS4 iafh%a M ,r IN o'S'
A Care Warranted OF no Charge Made.
The many Thousands cured at this ln7tut3n anu 'e NH
extensive, practice Johnston eXceeng n" others "sle7
49, snnlinr NJ gentleman OF character and responSdhy Is n
sufficient TINT he is the only proper lhSSeia 10 "
consulted
NEMBER OF THE ROYAL CpLLEdE Or Suh"l,o c ~ y,
Lon lon Graduate the most eminent Colleges o1 th
un7I states the greater part Of who's me has n SEN
In he Hospitals LONDON Paris Philadelphia ana e"Hr,
,tri sone o. the most astonishing that were ever
xuow Many troubled with ringing the ears ana mead "ag 9
real nervousness. being alarmed ut sudden sounds ana
tsf,trsss win fllrnt hIusiar attud" sometimes with
arrangement O mind. were cured imns.'a,sR
Take Particular Notice.
often mslcl win respect u, me
,ue or source disease in their SONS and "aiS aS
how often they aserbe to other causes me Wasting VI
frame Papi,ion Of Heart b{spep'R in@n.na, @ AZ S
mrnt of tie Nervous system, COUGH ana symptoms
sumption, those serious Mental eIt'ts sue, @ a.
Meaory depression of spirits or peculiar h'.o @
the truth have been eaused lay in2lht IA fer @
l,rn, destructive Body and Mind Thus ar"
sner from existence Thousands VIII might have been o use 10
toer Country pleasure to their friends ana ornament" " ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
TOBACCO moULDs, BONES, &c
Peruvian tsslaNO.

Peruvian SuaHO.
"a BAGS No. -rnali ban superior lot, in .tore
sDf lnd for sale by b. I. SAGkErT.
~ep -,
DOWDERED SAGE, Powdered Sdtpcrre AMI Pow
dpred Specs OF various kinds. needed n tn,
rison OF the yea, for AL BY K. STABLER Il co.
.lnc I.lSn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
BENvErr& BEERS. Proprio,or..

BENNETFN 4 BEERS Proprclof..
M. I25 Mnin 81 Richmond Va,
AID for sale ly J. II Sray, Il. Lyman. J H.
rnmo.on X Go, i,ochbug, Va, and by dea er- in
Mricim,. c,cryw, ere. srp5 v
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-06
a CARD.
XAOOLENS NHLANKETs.-IlA 7

TOIhNEN MEN Carpenters WnnteJ i
.D-Tweuty good Norkm.n fnd employ yment with
t Subscribers. HALLETT d MACE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-28
photographic Report OF the Cam
bridge Cattle MarIct.

i"f'''" |'' '"' '''Y r'' i''N'I
wednesday, July 9th
vt Market o43 cattle, about 800 hee''s
ard 3j stores consisting OF Working Oxen,
COWS ana calves earrings two ana three
years old.
Market b'ei EA'I"-in''uulng hoth'"S nut
large oxen We'll stan leu at least one year
per c"t. J." 2'':'d
FIRST qnahty' - 'o.
Second DO - a. -.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-28


II pI'hENs ~ hEioRNLR'-At re
cent monster meeting Of the administrative
r.f,r,n as,,ci,ti,u i'm Iondon. Charlie. Dish
.,,..,,, r.,t,...r..;. ...,;....,.,
Gus ',''''' l',' W VIZ Sum .'''' "
MAJ hHm'f' inc i"H'"'h% IL the I'' upon
the old togy routine system, in vogue in Eng
land. alluded to bv our London cyrraspou-
l,,,o. :, IL. i,.t lo,tor
u'',''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-28
Manassah Osgood's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all person, concerned
District of Chittcndcu,s.. in the Estate OF Nanas-ah
Ossood late of Nostiprd in said District deceased
GEEEIING.
At pr.hat" Count holden at Burlington, within
aud for tho District OF ohitt,uicu, tho 2lst day
Of July, 4. u. l>ij AN Instrument, pupuTting To-
be- the last viii and Testament of ManIssah good
late ct Mcs ford in said District, deceased, was
presented &, tho Court Aforesaid, for Probate, by
Ecuhcn Os good, tine Executor therein named And
it ordered by said Count that the llth day Of Au-
sgut H. leji,at the Office oithc Probate Count Bur
liugtou, be assigned for proving said Instrument (,
aud that notice thereof be given TO all persons con-
ccnod, by publishing this order three weeks success
-jycIy iu the Burlington Free Press, n newspaper
printed at said Burlington, previous to the time
apo utcd
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore -aid Court, at the tune and place aforesaid aud
contest the probate Of sid will if you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict, tLi. 2lst day Of July, A. d. 1855.
wiw} u. FRENCH, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-28
Japan-Our Treaty Ratified.

Captain Adams who recently returned
with the Japanese treaty, had been absent
about eight months lie found the japanese
official, extremely courteous and friendly and
the people social and communicative. Their
former disgust aud JEALOUSY, seemed greatly
diminished There was some difficulty in
urocuiiugthc signature olthe emperor to the
treaty. as it was the custom Tor the supreme
council 10 act in his stead. But the difficulty
was overcome, and the treaty will: the | nited
States is the iil>t that has ever received the
signature OF "A Japanese emperor. The PRIV
ilpgcs Of trade and Intercourse sccurcdarc also
more liberal and advantageous than have
been secured by amy other nation that has
obtained accCs, t. this isolated people.
The Japanese officials made many inquire 5
after Commodore Perry. to whom they sent
message, ofrcmcmbrancc. The circular rail
road AMI locomotive lac took out had been put
| up in Nodo, and the j ,plncSo could now man
age them very well, the locomotive making
its trips every day. They had also the life
boat in the water, with 4 special crew de
| tailed for her Tho magnetic telegraph, how
ever was rather too difficult for them, and
they had NOT succeeded in getting it to work
pr,p,rlv During the visit of Commodore
Perry 81 tljr,n they took mcaSur .m'u;~ If
the storrshIp Southampton, and they had II
vessel Of the same model and Dimensions
nearly ready for launching. The old Jap
ancsc law restricting the size and model Of
their iunks. has recently been ahroGatcd, and
the government is now ambitions to possess
naval squadron similar to ours. From tins
fact it will bo seen how RAPID Is the growth of
w ideas in tins secluded nation, and what
vast changes must necessarily result from
their further intercourse with Americans.
The only American article they objected to
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-28

NrgSo>r NHmr.-'rhc plattshur,h L .
... ,au ..,., that "}utlnd marbles urr in
..i \, rcr..t, ia Sew York" We saw fac
t.un of some twenty ears standing ON the
Western Vermont track. few days since.
I.Iul N..l slwn white marble from West
.r.lNu1. several cars leave our station daily,
i,li,d with marble from the sou'. Ho, west.
S iuc shaft, containing about on Hundred
cubic feet, has just left the Sutherland ftlIs
quarry. for a monument ut Albany. Blocks
Of great weight for the base and capital, also
accompanied it, FIVE hundred dollars would
about pay for these pieces orunpp!iahpl mrr-
BIZ. Wien the CAN,L is built from White
hail to Rutland, marble and salt will find II
much easier and cheaper transit to Ncw
York and the Eric canal That c0Hd' is
something more than Il vain Iancy.-R"Iand
R.yG}d
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-28

fin OCpEN~ErEGU papers contain ac-
counts Of the failure of Acssrs. Watruus x
Lawrence, heavy hardware house, in that
village, tho result is stated, of protractcl
regulations and fraudulent entries. by their
book-kcopcr aud financial clerk, named Hen
~ Talbot. 1t seems that Talbot had been
ahstractng fund, and covering the theft by
false accounts, for a year or two, until the
firm were forced to make an assignment
Talbot was arrested and some 5000 III money
Lnund an his resll-ncn.
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EmbrOideries.

TAM NOW OPENING A SPLENDID STOCK
\ Of Embroiderics, Collars, Sleeves, Under lIdkis.
Bands, Edgngs and Inscrtings also Stamped Col
lars and Bands.l
G. +. STAMFORD.
May II. d&w
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Silks.

EplClI BLACK BROCADE, wATERED, AND
Plain silks, also stripes, Plaids and Change
ablcs, opening at the store Of
C. +. STAMFORD.
May II. d6w
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DAGl'ERItEOTlpE GOODS,
New Tin Shop.

DOY BLGNN having opened shopon the West
\ side of the American Hotel for the manuiac-
ture Of Tin, Copper and sheet Iron work, invites
his old friends and customers to give him Il call.
n All kinds of job work, Roofing, &c, done
in the best manner.
Burlington, March %, 1888. dtw3mos
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India Rubber Goods,

nFevcry description, kept constantly on hand
~ by Il. TURK, No. Bank Block, North
side of the square
Nov. u. d6wtf
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Ladies' & Misses Boomers,
CHILDREN AND INFANTS HATS.

UTITLDNEN md INFANTS HAS.
large assortment Of Black, Pearl, Drab and
White Soft Hats Of all grades
Also splendid assortment of TRUNKS, BON
NET CASES, NALISES, Ladies' and Gents Satchels
Garnet and Leather BAGS
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ShawlS.

w HITE AND C0L0RED GRAPE, SILK
w Stella, Brocha Long and Square, Thibct, aud
Cashmere Shawls, for sale by
C. +. STAMFORD.
May II. d6w
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NONTnTiELD INSTITUTION.

John II. Graham, Principal.
GEORGE. BARD, CUN.MJ Assistant.
TIN FoH T'r" rW b'gm Noincsdoy, Sept 3.
e rMBEE of SCHOLARS the past year 52c
y tl.,i'I students, -
Kclorcure--uur former scholars and patron,
NoIhGvli, Vt, July, $3.50. wit
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Nat, Cap * Eur Store.
IN UDrUoNDc SSs.D
@I - hDNioND0 EiS3
summer STYLES

Of Hats anu cups and Sraw Goods,
good supply Of silk, Nocskn, Black and nrdb
Beaver and other Hats of the latest fashion and best
quality. A good assortment Of Gents and Boys
Panama, Loghorn and Straw Hats,