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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
IMPROVEMENT

From all this the inference Is unavoidable,
that those clergymen and others. y no represent
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise, and the
Substitution therefore the principle Of popular
sovereignty. - Synonymous with "the cxten-
sion OF slavery" commit fraud upon heir
hearers, for which and the consequences Of
winch they are responsible before God aud
man.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

Sir. Chsse shows himself something Of a
prophet IN his Liberty Mans Urcod" The
spirlt of prophecy seems TO run in the family.
Was it not in prophetic token Of bis political
metsmorphoses that Mr. Chase was christen-
cd Salmon Prossus Caase y. B. -Protvus
was the god VINO, whenever ho pressed too
hard IN chase, slipped suddenly into another
shape, and 50 eluded pursuit.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

TIE ShELBTyILLE YoLUSTEEE viii accept
many thanks for the compliment extended
TO one of US in its last issue.
We fear that our neighbors, in the place
of our birth, judge of us more with their
hearts than their iptellects; but as true friend.
shiprcpming always from the heart, is valued
morathan transient respect, We will remem-
Der with much gratitude this volunt Try ex-
preston of esteem.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
Commerce of the United States.

The September number Of Hunts Her.
chants Magazine contains 4 statistical view of
the commerce Of the United States foT each
year, from 1870 TO 1851 inclusive. The ar
ticlc IS tho result of great labor aud research,
and will prove OF great value to tho readers OF
Of this excellent and useful pub.ication.-
From it VIC learn that for the year 1870 the
exports Of foreign and domestic merchandise
amounted to S2O,2O5, l56; imports same year,
S23, 100000. For tho year 1854. exports
S27s, 34l ,064; imports. S304, 552. S8l. Total
exports from 1890 to 1854 inclusive, aggre-
gate value, 1884 917 1893; imports, aggregate
value, S6,72l, 432.954 Tho total value of
property exported an imported since l79Ois
the enormous sum OF t,Celge billions ST hun
drel ant sxtes,, millions three hundred and fifty
ttouocld eight tan,irei md n u tim dolil 81
rhe tonnage - country In 1859 was
2Ob5G2; il 1871 IVA, exclusive OF steam
vessels 1902, 909;of which 8l,9Ol was en-
gagged in tue Wide fishery. he tonnage
employed in steam navigation was, in 1928,
74,879--(beiOre that nothing) In 1854, it
was 676607. SUCH figures exhibit the pro-
gress which the country has made since the
adoption of the federal constitution. Judg-
ing Of the future by the past is apparent
that We arc destined TO be very great conn
ry.n
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

FLOATING IcE.-Thc ship Congress 2ud,
Captain Bartlett, which sailed from New Bed
ford, July 25th, on q whaling voyage to Nor
thumb erland inlet, Davis Straits, returned on
Tuesday. having received damage from col
lision with a mass of ico on the 18th MI. The
New Bedford Standard SAYS
"Mr. Smith, 2d officer, informs Us that he
never saw so much leo there before; the
shores were lined for fifteen OF twenty miles
out TO sea, with solid packed ice, which had
been driven in by tho Southerly winds that
had been prevailing for few days previous
Tne ship ut TIE time she struck, was laying
of and on, waiting for the wind 10 shift aiid
Hear the ice away, they being but abou,
thirty miles from the entrance 10 Nouhum-
berland Inletn
The ship was saved by tightening hor, and
tipping Der by the stern, so as to throw tie
larse aperture n hor bows above water.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
COMMERCIAL.
INDIANAPOLIS VI ARkETS.
CcEEEc-TD nAIiT ~
KIRLAED q Z IZdiBR0E


lE,IAEAFoLI- Oct. ;, los. q
FLoia AgD CEAfE-Saios OF Jour II lea a. 6ssi0.
Wheat n largo los rauges fro it5 % rs Com slD<o
Gao EE.Es-S. y. Sugar. 9EeSc ven ffu; y. D.
Moasscs Is o S. r. sJfS5ci RIO Coffee, fsr 70 prime
IKE &c. kiss SIC.
SGiT-Ksnzwka Jes53s Q tusaei. Lake "a 40
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

Mr.. Chase has great doal to say about
tho Ordinance Of Freedom" We sup, 5ose
that this ordinance, "iaIly construed, makes
a man free to deny his own words or nc s. rs
often as be fuds il lis interest to 10 Sc. Yer
lly, !: ssli-donial be virtue, Mr Chase is the
most virtuous OF mon.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

GA Know nothing candidate Tor the
Site 8 nate IN Baton Rouge. La, Or. Thos
2. Burlington, recently remarked that If q
psrson wished 70 graduate 10 corruption, oil
Be has 20 do is 70 join the Know Notning..
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
Snugre ililo7.

Thus a territory mere than 21l000 aquae
mile larger than all the States tsst 81 the Mlg.
a4s-iPpi put Ug her, has be secured FIRE
dom By be much abused princ.p.e OF popular
sovereignty What more could The Wilm ii Pro
yisn har.. hnnn---nL III OrdInauca Of ~
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

Mr.. Chase IS fond Of shakespoarS--but he
plays ho5 with the text. Shakespeare wrotc
-'CuUuption wins no. more than honesty"
The Chase reading is--"Couuption wins much
moro than honesty"
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
From tho Cincinnati Columbian
a Pap or of Pins.

Formerly confession and repentance exIla-
ted sln-now denial does the business al
we say that We have no sin, We Deceive our
selves and tne truth is not IN Us - was the
o,G creed. The new Chase creed seems to
he--"lf we say that NO have 10 sin, W. de-
ceive Others and the truth IS in us
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

or The citizens Of Albany, y. 7, Il.
aeltating the PROJECT oi extending their Mo-.
them RaIIroad 20 Whitehall
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

Since Mr.. Anderson was SO successful in
MS personstion of Hamlet, Last winter, il is
proposed that b, shall next on4c. the part Of
Brutus, in julius Cesar IN his mouth tho
Collier new reading would he most appropri-
ate:-
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

Charles Lamb, in speaking Of such men as
our negro phillsts, says that &c despises all
'crotoricaI philanthropy" Mr.. Chase's phi
lanthropy is all oratoucal and nigritial
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

"Mr. Chase IS an exceedingly chasto speak
or" said an adnirer Of his the other day
Don't you think ao?"
"Yes." was tho reply about this time
think ne is both chased and coys.e7o2 too"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12

hOCToR GEO. NJ. TfGHE, A STUDENT
- under Sir Ashley Cooper, late of the CIV Of
London, England, has taken up bis NJ. We in fut.
land, Vermont and i. now prcpatcd ia rr,rtiro
upon Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers. Sct,r,I, -sIt
Eheun, Ncncrcal Diseases NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ana all Cutaneuut Diseases OF thcskin. IIrrleIycs
himself not t. take any person under treatment
whom he cannot cure, and makes no charge where
there is no effected. Persons briuui,l. crrtif
GATES from the Minister Of their RcIipiru Of tloir
inability to pay, he will cure without cbaryc and
will forfeit hundred dollars in every case Of fail
urc. This he feels assured will be sufficient h, con
vince the public, that he does not bclorg to That
class of persons called charatans or auacks. who
youpon the suferings and crcduity OF tLcir fellow
creatures.
in the form Of Pimplcs, Warts Scales Horny FRO.
tuheranccs, PrcternaturAl culargcmCnts and Tubcr.
cular Elevations. Sometimes unusual heat and
very unpleasant itching succeeded by a tvitcbiny
and sensation felt if there we're n ry or spidcr
crawling over the part, and at intervals "A darling
shooting pain, which become moro frequent as tie
disease progresses.
1t also originntos from blows btuitos and the
ordinary causcsand states of Inflammation produce
Cancer; grief and anxiety are also its causcs-
sorrow Tor the loss of rrlHtvcs also often produces
it. 1t is fayourcd Ly age ard by the untu,r,ir1
STATE IN b"u; when ii occurs IN the married. the
mCuc's dno1t always cease first. showing a cotuoc.
ton bctWca: them it sUaucare very commonly
OF the period when tlir secretion di,nui,rlra. II
occurs even in subjects young as five years, but
mostcommon in adyanccdlife, and scrofulp preliy.
poses to it.
The Doctor will attend IN patients in the country
If called on to do so, to inform them Of hiswherc.
abOuts that they may avail themselves Of his Scr
vices His address is "DR. GEuRGE NJ. Ttcur
corner Of Mechanics and Forest streets, Rutland VI
GEORGE VI. TIGiIE.
Nav 1855
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12

INTERESTING FROM SYRIA.-A Correspondent
Of tho Journal Of Commerce writing from
Beirut. says that the massive gate of Nmr,el
and other monuments, obtained by Mr.
Place, the French Consul, had all safely
reached Bassora, the port ON the Persian
Gulf from whence they were to be shipped L.
Havre The day on which they were Iui On
board the RATS at Mosul was made Holiday
by the inhabitants, and the whole city turned
out to behold the sight and render any No.
cessary assistance. Between Bagdad aud
Bassora the men who accompanied the IT.
were robbed by the Arabs, aud when they
reached Bassora they la not a shirt TO their
backs letter from Mosul states that the
excavations at Korsabsd and Ninroud Lad
been discontinued, and will not be resumed.
All the French and English scientific explo-
rers had left the country.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12


WILL all Diseases caused by rro-'ration Of
digestive power. IT. action is immediate ; rs n
Stimu.aut, to rouse the vital energy to It, healthy
force tonic, to sustain and porpctu.te that
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Of Cholera, Cholera Norhu-, Dysantory Bilious
Collie Fever, and Fever and + u,; and in conucc-
tion with liarr,,u's Columbian Vegetable Em,tic
will cure the N t severe ca-.us # these aud
other acute disease, in the shortest possible time
The DJspcptic finds Immediate r,ipt and ucrua-
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iuonary Affections, il Ia great restorative efficacy
The achoaul aUd up,Gn inobi ties will find it a
perfect substitute Ion huti tAns" s.sc-cur ndcrug
and hcultn.du'uoy in- articles II is m exclusive
ly vegetable composition; and a pure tonio and
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friends Of Temperance tacn Will find !; mn q cont ot
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1t l. delicious to tine TASTE an crttciI! tp the sem
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disease I.sl'e. applicable ia al seasons, to all
disease, and conditions Of Aln, and FROM *
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12
Now Ready. Free :

aT The Annual Catalogue of Corners Commercial
College. Boston, containing the names and resldeu
ce- OF the students and those for whom the Princi
pal obtained good employment Us Clerks, Book
Keepers, &c, the past year, together with the
branches taught in addition to Penmanship, Book
keeping, Navi aion, and Engineering the terms,
(Which arc v"ry moderately aud othsr inflammation
1t will be delivered at the Institute, Of WASH
nston and School sts, sent by mail, IRE, To- any
who requests it, There being no class system
students may commcuce at any time. Separate de.
partment' Tor females Day and evening sessions
GEORGE n. CONFER, Consulting Accountant
Principal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12
Most important to the Ladies'

HSR. GEIaSNER'S celebrated Menstrual Pills
- have been long aud widely known as Invariably
certain in removing any stoppagc, irregularity 70
suppression of the mense,.
In the Female Hospitals in Vienna Paris and
Berlin, they have entirely superseded the use of all
other remedies because, where cure is attatnable
10y medic ual agencies, they certain Of success
Their astonishing efficacy would be almost iGtrgti-
ible if not youchcd for oy indus stable tc-,,ugi.y
in numerous instances producing return, oi the
monthly period after all hope had been ajtnl.url.
In every case, from whatever can,c the uu'tIu..
ton may arise, rs also to prevent pregnancy wu,r.
the health will not admit of increase family they
are always efficient for which reason they must
not be u,ei during pregnancy. though always mild,
healthy, safe and certain in their elects
Married ladies will find particular instruction.
in the directions, in which are stated the variou.
>ympt M 10y which the causes of the suppression
may determined.
Price, ono Dollar per Box, containing explicit
directions.
Each box will he signed by pr. R. c. Geissncr.
Principal Office, l!7, Liberty st, New-York City.
Responsible agents will be appointed for their
sale as soon as practicable. In the mean time, all
orders To be addressed to DR.. R. Il. Geissncr,
1874 Liberty Street, New-York City, or to box
24jd n. \. Post Office, and a box viii be sent by
return mail they put up in scaled envelopes,
and can be sent with the strictest privacy to any
part of the uni'ed states.
CAUTION TO LADIES.
As various not only ineffective but injuriou. COM
pounds purporting to be /" Female Pills. under all
kinds Of names Iron Pills. - silver Pills
% Golden Pills." periodical Pills" g., are at
tempted to be palmed of upon the cIeduous
wary, il is only necessary tor ladies TO be their
guard yainst the attempted imposition, and in all
where there is authorized gent for the sale
of" Dr. Geissners Menstrual Pills, To order direct
from him by mail, by return Of which a box will
b, sent.
Authorized Agents for Burlington aud vicinity
IilEu. :. PECk. and A. c. SPEAR.
July l7th 1855. d&wly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12

"A WORD TO OLD MAID. AND RACHEL oRs
-" Men should not marry" il is commonly
said, " unless they can not only maintain for
themselves the social position to which the,
have been accustomed, but extend the benefits
Of that position to their wives and children
A woman who marries is uutitled to be kept
in the same rank and comfort in which she
was reared" We entirely disavow these
doctrines (exelaims a contemporary II is
such notions as ths-engendered hy Malthu.
sian philosophers, and fostored by lazy pride
that are filling our country with " poor old
maids, with coquettish young ladies, with
nice, cigar-smoking good-for nothing Young
men and our houses, alas with most misor
able and barbarous old bachelors
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12
e O O x S !.

IF YOU WANT EMPLOYMENT
Send for Wentworth 4 Company's Circular of Tenn.
to Book Agents. We publish the largest aud best
assortment of books for agents to be found in New
England Address WENTWORTH K co. publishers,
Sc Washington St, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12
S. MUSIC

Moro than Tn Tho.,rrd Piece. now on hand, md
all new pieces II Music received soon a. publish
description.
Mn III ST will sell all article. a, low A. those Of
the same quality can he obtained in sny city, and
liberal discount mode TO Tapchcr- sud those vi buy
t. sell again.
Grateful for the liber, patronage lie hns thu. far
received, he will spare no effort to keep complete
assortment If all articles usually kent in Music
STORE and by constant personal attention to his hui
sir".r, b"I"s to see in hi. New sud Commdious-
store, AL Of hi. Old, and many rrw customers.
Burlington July II. 1853. r3wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12
Rutland & Burlington Railroad,
SUMMER ARIA
F'.:!.f-1''I7=! 55.1z:E57.-..l sl

M and after July 80, 1855, Train, will run as
~ follows, viz -
Leave Burlington for Rutland and Bellows Falls
at 415" and 1885 4. NJ. and 20 =. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Rutland and burlington
at 6.UO+ A. VI. and LIS and 80 p. NJ.
Leave Rutland for burlington at 900 and 1885,
\. VI. and :. - =. 81.
Leave Rutlaud for Bellows Falls at 500 and
! lUD* A. NJ. and Los p. NJ.
At burlington, trains connect with Lake Cham
plain steamers, and traius Of the VI. Central and
Vt, and Canada roals; at Rutland, with trains for
Troy, AeS ork, Albany, Saratoga Springs, Sche-
ncctad- and the West-at bellows Falls with troins
Of the Cheshire Road for Ftchburg, Worcester,
Lowell aud Bostou-Normont Valley Road, for
Hrattleboro, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and
New Gork-anI with sullivan Road, for Windsor
White River Junction aud White Mountains
'FregAt Trains, with Passenger Car attached
Z. A. CHAPLIN, Supt.
July 30th, 1855. dGvtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12

One main falsity abroad in this age is the
notion that women, unless compelled to do it
by absolute poverty, are out OF place when
engaged in domestic affairs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12
SPIRITUALJEM

President Mahan's great work the subject ,entitlel
Modern Mysteries Explained and Exposed
Will be published by Us on Monday, Aug. 6.
JOHN y. JEWEIr 4 co,
III Wn-hir,inn Ct Rustnn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12

4" am thy fathers spirit - as the ho'tlc
Of whisky said to the Glasgow weavers' boy
when he found it under the bed one SATURDAY
night.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12
EVENING BOAT GOING NORTH.

Leave WHITEHALL eAery evening, Saturdays
excepted at o'clock, arrival OF train from Troy,
albany, and schenectady, arrive at Burlington at
o'clock next morning and via Port Kent aud Patts.
bursh arrive at Ruuses Point in time Tor pas
seusers to arrive at Montreal at lUt A. Nj, and
uglensburgh at 4. Nj.
The ABOVE arrangement will connect with all the
passenger trains Ut the Rutland and burlington
railroad at Burlington.
An arrangement has been made with Capt. Lot
Chamberlain, of the Francis Saltus to leave
Piattsbursh every morning at 81 o'clock, and TO
rive burlington via Port Kent, at lot o'clock in
time tor passengers to take the Line Bosts tho
south and West, and ears OF the Rutland and Bur.
,Iugtuu ka.Tuai East and south.
hEIO KN IN q, leave burlington every afternoon
uu the arrival OF the Boats from the south, with
passengers and mails for Port Kent and Plattsburgh.
Z. DOJLlllLE, Treas
Burlington, May s. 800, dSwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12
To n,GUEuRrnTYpr AnrIsrs.

ION y : A Wy l. Il CO.,
LEA Washington street, Up Stairs)
Have every description Of Dasucrrcotype Good,,
ut the lowest cash prices, Wholesale and retail,
urdrrs promptly attended TO- Agents for the cole
hrated " H. H." aud 60. +. :" Plates.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12
HE Ni TAYLOR co.
ortcrS and Dealers in Foreign and Uomtst:c
!SaGdlery Hardware

Patent Leather, and Carriage Trimming, Il Milk
and 80 t"nGrcss It. Boston.
Carriage Bows Bent Rims, Oak, Ash and Hickory;
Hubs and >poLe'; Bent and Turned Shafts; Whit
hetrccs; Poles; Lance Wood shafts; Coach Body
Narnish; Brown Japan; Mo-. md Curlci Hair;
Carriage sponge; Buck and Channels skins, Black
Enamclcd Cloth; Colorcd Ennmclcd Cloth; Carriage
Bolts; Tire Bolts; Turned Iron Collars; Wro't Axle
Clips Screw Front Bands Close Plated Lands;
English rtccl springs saunders AHles; Patent and
llali-fatent do; Malleable Iron; Patent Leather;
Enamcled Hides; Harness Leather, Russell Bride
I.o,b IL, I,s 4 Irfr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12

Our only place + business,
D ~ NlhtcrNt. "p?oNit" the ,IIt stand
Geo. Turnbuil 4 Co.
are r""rlylns their Fan aud Winter stock #
hlhboNS' LAIE>, IMBhOIDEHIES.
MuSlins, silks AMI SuG.,, s!,.iaos. v.I,-,. &,
which they offer at low rr,,., tn Who'll ,alo r,,rcI,
rT' Ihoy also invite special attention t. thcir
retail stock, comprising in al ltipu to thc nb.,.
complete assortment Il
Linens, Dless Goods aud D,ncL,,c.
Boston, sept. !, ls55
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12
ntCiIINE BROKER
Surgical & Dental Instruments

And Druggists Articles
For sale by the Subscribers. Parkcr's, Mott, and
'ulifonin Omnibus Cases. Amputating, Trepan-
nine, Ps' norton and Eye Instruments, in sets and
-'hSl'. O''tetrical Instruments Metallic ami Glas.
>peuluH'. SUingcs of every ciption. Aurice.,
or external Ears frtho Deaf Ea- Trumpet., Gal
vanc batteries and Apparatus, Skeletons and Ana
tlui'il Naps Dentists Operating Chairs and
spite hathcs, Gfindstoncs and Brushes. cold,
SILVER aut Platina Plate aud Wire Gold and lin
foI lDoth brushes anil Powder. Tooth Powder
Box =, ami every instrument ant article used hy
jirnt,'- =. SO ,n.rN.
T.. = GOLDMAN ( co.
u fremont street. Poston
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VISIT OAK HALL,

Esta5hshed ~ Boston. Mass, IN ISL.
This House which fully sustains it, enyiable posi-
ton, is daily reccIylns large supplies of recently
manufactured seasonable Clothing. Dealers, T tavo-
lers and resident citizens will find every thing to
meet their demands, at prices delying competition.
rs, 80, 80 "a, 80 4 IS, North st. Boston, Mass
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12
Diseases Of Throat and I,unog-

The subscriber, in connection with his general
practice, gives special attcutio, the examination
and treatment Of disease. of the Throat and Lungs
Office hours from till o'clock, p. NJ. Nc. 81
Warren It. Boston
WILLIAM LEACH, NJ. d.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12
J, z, \ViooTr

No. u fremont st OPP site no Museum. ro.,on.
Dealer IN Ensli'A, frcn'a, German and Italian
N'!t.N:Ef
EmhTnc'ng cHui'" ard rae eylrctIon of classic
subject, by the Ga masters. also fua Collection OF
mc@1 tiHtr for Glocian painting with iuII instruc
tion in this fascinating art
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12
4. W. POLLARD,
MILITARY REGALIA,
nd Theatrical Goods, No. Court st. Boston
GUN STORE,
No. 80 Washington street.
TV.pE ION

Has removed from No. Ia to No. 80 Washington St.
where he offers at Wholesale and retail "A complete
assortment Of Guns, RHe', Reviewers, Pistols, Gun
Materials, Sporting Apparatus, " Hazard Co" and
other spo' ting Powder, ac, which be intends hall
embrace every article in tho Gun Trade J. II
manufactures Double aul single Guns Target and
sporting EGo., aud does all binds Of Gun ,"pairins
to order.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12

'HNHE largest aud richest stock ct Guo Watcher
ever opened Also new lot of cheap Watches
Of gold, silver plated and eal,aui1ed-us, received
at the old stand, Church 81
d5wf j. T., pRlN MAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12
For Rows,

4 line ASSORTMENT ot all wool Tweed- and
Union Cas,imercs. Al-,, Plain and Fancy
Linens, fol Coats and ru.t., just thc tmne- for
summer wear. at LYMAN'S.
May ~, 1855. iAwh