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DIR. MtRSIIALL'S
Catarrh and Headache SNUFF


Il AN article superior to any thin: in the make
for curing the Catarlh Headache, Cold in the
Head, partial deafness, and all the common diseases
OF the Head. We the Undersigned Wholesale
Druggists, having for many years been acquainted
with DR., MARSHALL Cltauh aud Headache .nuT
Manufactured by Charles Bowen and soli ii in our
wholesale trade, chccriuly state that we believe it
to be equal in every respect t. the recommendations
given Of for tho cure Of Catarrhal Affections and
that 1t is decidedly the dest article We have ever
known f'r all the common diseases If the Head
llcnshaw, Edmands ( Co., 80 India Street Reed
Austin Co., "a 1ndin-st., Brown. Lalr,on & Co.,
80 lndia-st, Reed, Cutler 4 Co., 80 lndia-.t seth
W. Fowe, lC1 Washington st., Wilson, FairLlnk
Co., u and i5 Hanover ST., Carter Culcord Pres
ton, sc Hanover st., Boston; II. IT, HAY, Portland
Maine Thomas Fuller, - Madyn Lane, {. H.
Ring, 10? Broadway, 4. II. 4 d. Sand. loo Fulton
st., stephen Paul Co., 40 Chambers st., Israel
Minor Co., PA Fulton st., Cmti, Perkins, lI9
Chambers st., Mckcsson 4 Robbins, l27 Maiden
Lane, liaviland, llarral { Risley 81 Maiden Lane.
stchbins Morgan Fuller, Cliff st, \. l.. Scoyii
Co.., 3l6 Broadway, c. V. Clckencr ( Co.. 81
Barclay st., NJ. ward, Close Co., 81 Maiden Lane
New Noih.
sold by me licue dealers every where.
JAMES VI. HENRY, travelling Agent f.i Vermont.
April IS witr,.2
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AGENTS Wanted.

"a Book for erery mans LiJrary."
Sn Agents wanted for n work Just published
wv entitled " Comprehensive Geography
and history, Ancient aud Modern of the Whole
World" by :. q. Goodrich, late American Consul Mt
Paris, (Petcr Parley,) elegantly bound and bcauti
fully illustrated. Sold only by Agents. price 50 90
Applicants should specify what portion of a State
they would like For full particulars please address
without delay, FREDERICK PARKER 4 co. Book
and Printsellers, so and 81 Cornhill, Boston.
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NEW GOODS

lust RECEIVED AT NO, /, BANK BLOCK,
~ by express, very fine assortment Of Gold and
silver Watches, Of every sire and price and
ranted Jewelry Of the latest styles via Ladies'
and Gents Breaches, Ear ornaments, Chains,
Loc,ets, Pencils, Ring., Bracelets, Silver Ware,
viz, spoons and Forks Of every style made Of Coin
Silver and engraved free Of charge in the best
ner, our Silver Ware drew a diploma at the Amer
lean Institute in New York. which can be seen at
our Store. Also plated wares such as tea sets,
Cake Baskets, Card Receivers, Cups, Spoons, dc,
e.. Also most beautiful assortment of Fans, Ret
iclles, Back, Side and PUT Combs. Also, lot Of
these fine Shot Guns, single and double barrel
Pistols Of all kinds, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches
Fishing Tackle and everything in the line Of sport
ing goods, &c. Everything in our line will now be
Stock.
BRINSMAID HILDRETH
April 10, 1855
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More of the SOulc Business.

WASHINGTON May I'D,
The National intelligencer of this morning
publishes long letter from Mr.. Perry, the
L, 5. Secretary of Legation at Madrid, ad-
dressed to the President of the United States,
indicating himself from charges brought
against him by Mr. Soule, of whom he speak,
with much severity. lie charges him with
completely with the French revolutionists,
says his (Soule's) position at Madrid led him
to desire war, and that by transmitting erro-
neous information he caused the Ostend Con.
ference to be held, and committed our govern
ment before Europe. Mr., Perry concludes
by stating that if he has resisted and fviled
his cunning and undone his work, he has done
80 honorably and fairly, abusing no confidence
and failing in no duty
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From Europe.
Sebastopol not taken.

New YORK, May 10.
Steamer Baltic arrived here at p. NJ.
yesterday with European dates to May 5th.
The seige of Sebastopol was progress
ing and the Allies were apparently gain
ing ground. The bombardment however
slackened if not entirely ceased, in order not
to exhaust the ammunition. Lord Raglan
admits 1T had not produced the result looked
for The list of casualties to the Allies was
not heavy. The general impression in Eng
land appeared to be that the serge will be
abandoned for the present, and that while
Kameisch and Balaklava are left to the
defence of few corps, the main portion Of
the Allied troops will try to penetrate into
the interior and cut off the supplies from
Sebastopol and then completely invest the
town.
Numerous reinforcements were constantly
reaching the allies
The Russian official accounts are to tho
2lth of April and represent the damage sus
tanned al Of little account and actively repair
ed during the night, while the skirmishe. are
generally successful. The loss sustained
by the garrison from the 18th to 18th April
is set down at I subalterns and 436 men
killed, and superior and "a subatern Off
GERS and 1899 men wounded.
The English captured the first Russian pit
on the night Of the llth after desperate
encounter in which Col. Graham Egerton the
field officer in command was killed. On the
M oh do H.
rifle pit and it was almost Immediately aban-
doned According to the statement of two
Polish dcserter. there are loo, 900 Russian
troops in the vicinity, 10000 Of whom have
arrived at Sebastopol.
y sharp engagement took place before
Sebastopol on the night of the LIST Of May
The whole Russian rife pit were taken with
mortars and 200 prisoners The affair was
brillia It for the Allies. May 18th, on
Wednesday night the French under Cen
Pellssier attacked the advanced works Of
Quarantine bls.on and carried them at the
point OF the bayunet, taking II mortars from
the Russians and establishing themselves in
the conquered position, but after u sarGui-
nary encounter were driven back.
Throughout England strong feeling against
the ministry is being manifested lndiguo-
ton meetings regarding the conduct of the
war have been held in Derby, Sheffield and
other places and meeting of the inhabitants
of London will be held at which an admins
tratiyo reform association is proposed to be
organized. Similar meetings prompted by
the principal men ofall parties are to be held
In Liverpool and other towns,
An attempt had been made to assdssinate
the emperor Of France, IN Italian named
Panosi shot at him twice in the streets Of
Paris, one Of the balls grazing his hat. The
Italian was arrested and will be tried in
May. Personal and not political matters
were the cause.
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Premium Fire Works

In every variety, at Wholesale and Retail manufac-
turcd by
James &. Hoyey.
Also, for sale to the trade
5000 Boxes Gold Chop Pistol and Cannon
Crackcrs.-50OO Boxes Torpedocs.-
100000 Pulling Crackers
The whole comprises the largest and most extensive
stock of Fire Works in the United States.
Orders addressed to No. l49 Washington ST., or 81
Milk ST., Boston.
Laboratories at Cambridgepoit and Brighton
Boston, May 8, 1855 w4Gv6
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Agents in Vermont.

Smith Pierce, honp'hT-G Z Hale, Chclssa-
L VI Brown, Noofaock-Reddeld& Grauniss, Mont
poi0-C l. Case a Co.. BraHi0p-E W Blaisdel,
Iyg0u,s- Collins Porter, uatp,ii0- PWelch,
Brp3au-W II Wallace, HlsbHrg-L Pratt, Jr.,
Woei,f,ck--s n Collins, Mutpci,r-S b Nichols,
Buiagi9u-P Nbrydei, Wu9,or--B o Tyler,
Muipehp-D Mott ~. Adams
Jan. 10. w6min
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Medical Library for Sale

I'NOVIN'Hf IIIOI on IVI SVIt.
F'HE large and carefully selected Medical Ii
2 hrary Of the late Door. u. II. BARD, viz Z.
comprising vaulblc standard works il. all IT,, de-
partments of Medicine, Surgery, &c, is offered for
sale very cheap, for cash approved credit.
FOR particulars address Otis Clapp, Ed, No. II.
School Street Boston, Mass, 5. W. Thayer, or
Mrs Lorraine II. Bard, Burlington, Vermont.
May llth, 1853. dEw?mn.
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Curtain Materials,

DICH LACE, AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, BRO
IL catee do. Cornice, Bands, Tasscl,, Cord,
Buff Hollands, Window Shades, Paper Hangings,
&c, for sale at the lowest prices, at
c. +. STANIFORD'S
May Il, 1855. ddw
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Cooper's Anti-Pain Tincture.

A PAIN ALLEvTtT thi. Tincture 10
Superior n anv other found IN ths American
Continent md t1kc' the precedence Of all others
wherever II 'u'ed II i purely VEGETABLE, and
contain. nothing Poisonous
It 4. good for wind and r,in in the Stomach and
Bowels for tho Diarrhea and Dv.entary, Collie, Cho
ora and Cholera Morhus.-for Rheumatism, acute,
choroni- a7d nervou. for tho Phthisic Asthma.
Crour, Colds and Coughs Scald', Purn- Wounds.
Bruises. snrain.. Stiff and Swollen Joints, Neural
Gia mr. Tic-DouourcuS, Tooth-nche. Headache, sick
and Nervous Tendachc,--to quiet m uneasy nerv-
rc,le.sne.s and thu. enable to sleep calmly,
Pain in the side, Stitch in the Back, Crick and
Cramps and almost every kind of Pain, Internal
and External :-Fit', Hccough, HEARTBURN,
Chilbl,ins. Painful Corn. Swcllnc', Old Sores. to
allav Inflammation. and Prevent Mor,ihcat'on &c.
sold at Wholesale and Retail hv III. Mnnufac-
turers W COOPER. h Co., Kee.evillc, y. \.
Also by A c. SPEAR, Burlington Vt.
and by Merchant. generally. wsly
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CURE OF PIMPLES ON TuEFACE

MR. KENNEDY About two year, ago my face
broke out in pimples Of the worst kind Seeing
the good effect Of the Medical Discovery on a
tIend Of mine, who was troubled the same as was,
| tried it, and am happy to say a complete cure
has been the result.
J, T, TARBELL, Brighton.
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hi Liquor Law demonstration in Boston
New York News.

New YORK, May 90.
The steamer Illinois took out two COM
panies Of L. S. troops under the command of
Major Prince to be stationed at Fort st. Ella
comb, Washington territory
Another foray was made upon the unfor,
tunate street walkers in this city last night,
about 40 of them being arrested by the
police.
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CarDetinp.

brussels, AUBrSSON, THREE PLY, IN
- grain, Superfnc, Fine, and Stair Carpeting,
Floor and Table Oil Cloths, different widths, Plain
ard Check Mating, Crumb Cloths, Druggetts,
Rugs, Door Mats the best assortment Of de,irahle
styles in town, for sale by
c. + STANFORD.
May Ia, 1855. div
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FARMS FOR SALE.

81 fSNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS TuEEEFARMS
49, for sale in tho town of Milton, within
mile oi Checkcrberry Grecn--onc containing $50
acres, one lao acres aud the other 100 acres all
lying on the main road to Burlington. will sell
one or all Of said farms on reasonable terms Pos
session gwen the first day Of April next. Person.
wishing to purchase real estate would do we'll to
examine said farms.
AMOS BROWN.
Milton, March Sd, 1855. wSmoss
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- uCCEED each other so rapidly in the present
- age, that we scarcely recover from the a.tonish
ment caused by one, before our credulity istaxed
by the announcement of another till more astound
ing And among the most important discoveries
which have ever been made in medical science, we
mnN numher Tint %
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Strayed or Stolen.

1NROM tho Subscriber, on or about the 18th inst,
u n brown, linc-back year old Hcifer, with star
in the forehead and short horns. Whoever will
return or give information where she may be found
will be suitably rewarded
HIS. READ.
Burlington, May L. 1855. wi6w3-
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DrPss Goods.

RAkEGE, TISSUE, fOULARD SILKS, Bat
- llantos, Printed Lawns, Challi, DellinC,,
Gmebams, Prints, and Other new styles Of dress
goods upcringhy
G. 7, STANFORD
May II d6w
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CTRFD OF UTNOR

Ny son troubled with humor some called
It scrofula, some salt rheum some one thing somc
another. BY the use Of your Medical Discovery.
he is now cured of il
r. II. LAYTON, Quincy.
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w atChes.

1--WE largest ami richest stock Of fine Watches
= ever opened. Also new lot Of cheap Watches
OF gold, silver, plated and galvanzod-jus received
at the old stand, Church St
ddwtf j, 4. BRINSMAID.
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Wanted 800 Active Young Men

To act as local and travelling agents in a business
ensy, useful and honorable, alta
SALARY OF 500 PER MONTH
A capital Of IS only required. No patent medicine
or book business. Full particulars given, free to
all who who enclose postage stamp or three cont
piece, and address
A. b MARTYR, Plai,tow, y, II.
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Furniture and Upholstery
w OR IA.
WOLFE'S
.CEIJFDkM AROMATIC SCIINAPPS.

y7,his medicinal diet drink is manufactured by the
I proprietor at Schiedam, in Holland, expressly
tor medicinal purposes 1t has been submitted 10
nearly all tho first Chemists and Physicians in the
United States who endorse il over their own sigma
lures Of the great essential, of tho Mnteria
Medica. 1t is now prescribed with great success. in
Gravel, Govt rheumatism, Distinctions Of Bladder
and Kidneys, and for Dyspepsia it ha, no superior
in the world
Put up in quart and pint bottles, envclopcd in
yellow paper, with my name the bottle, cork nd
label, and for sale by ell respectable druggists in
the United States
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Is, 20 4 p Beaver St, New York
Mays. (wi5m3) 2j South Front St., Phila.
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transmitting CONSUMPTION, SCROFUIA,
Hf POtiiDNDRIA, INSANITY, GOVT
kiNG's EVIL, and other aud
DREADFUL INHERITANCE

FROM THE PARENTS.
And must this continuef Must TIL, bel l. therc no
remedyf No reief' No hope''
The remedy Is by knowing the causes and avoiding
them, and knowing the remedies and benedtng by hem
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New Firm ana Nc,y s:ood.

At IIiE OLD STAND,
Opposite the Bank If burlington
fshiE SUBSCRIBERS having thi. day formed
co-r"tner'hip under tho ,ty'c 1T
FAY 4 C3IELps.
are now prepared +, oltI 2 large ard general ss.
'ortmen Il good, in the line of Boot, aud Shocs At
"h'''aIc a4d retail at the most reasonable prices
Among To assortment may bee found the folla,vir.
items, VIZ
10 Ca''' Mems thick boots Jenny Lind Rootces
~ a. do hip do 10" do do poEccd do
40 vents can do 100 DO ladies Cong Gaitrr.
90 pr d" Pat Leather 100 do fine tipp'd do
congress GaitoIs 100 do walking Cater,
~ d' ohi'id Tics 500 do walking Shoe,
% 40 M9nieIeyS 500 do fuo liushiu,
cases Men ,calf Brogaus POO do Guo slips
d" a. cuwhlde do Yea do fancy urp'd Cacks
do lnam,lll shoes 200 do plain cnamcI'd do
do Boys calf Brogaus so du Mise, kos.utbboots
40 90 enancld shoes 30 10 jenny Lind do
10 thie, r.gnn' 100 do Calf Boot,
! do youths Calf Boots Iadi5. Rubber,
| do Boys long Gaiters
Together with tie usual variety found in our line
of uadc.
Also 100 siIc. solo Leather 30 do Oak tanned do
The above goods have been bought expressly Gor the
Sprns udlc, and will "l,r great inducements to all
who arc buying good, in our line.
Terms .Ish. ia tom work and repairing done 10
order.
T. J.FAY. A. CUIIus
Burlington, April ID, 1850. dGw3lnos
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Silks.

DICH BLACK BROCADE, WATERED, AND
IL Plain Silks, also Stripes, Plaids, and Change
ables, opening at the store Of
c. +. STAMFORD.
May H. ddw
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DUSIUN, My IFt1,
The Hiss case was before the Supreme
Court to-day, on the question of the right Of
the House to expcl him but no decision was
rca he'd.
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ShaylS.

w ii 7 L AND COLORED GRAPE, SILK
w Stella, Brocha Long and Square, Thibct, and
Cashmere Shawl., for sale by
C. T. STAMFORD.
May Il. dIw
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hElEp APPLES (graftcd Fruit, just received
= and for sale by the barrel or pound by
April 18th, 1855, l. $ DEWEY
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May H.
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parasOls. &c.

Jnn PARAS0LS, SOME AS HIGH As SIX
,-oo Dollars, also Fans, Mtts Gloves, and Iio-
siory, Trimming, Ribbons, Satchels, &c, in great
variety at
e. 7. STANIFORD'S.
May II. d&w
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WILLOW WagOna,

'ARTs, Cradles, Chairs aud Go-Carts, for sale at
v BKlNSMAID's
Old stand, Church street
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News of the Week
Is X TIE l. e G. r. a 2 III
TO THE FREE PRESS.

No Steamer.
No intelligence of the steamship Baltic, now
l3 days out from Liverpool.
X. n. Nomination.
LOUISVILLE, May Il.
The X. y. Convention now in session here,
has nominated Hon. Humphrey Marshall late
Commissioner to China. as candidate for Con-
gress from this district.
Stealing from Freight Cars.
SPRINGFIELD, May Il.
Eight employees of the Western Railroad
in this city were arrested to-day, for stealing
from the freight cars The officers are in
search of others.
Hiss and the Massachusetts Legislature.
Joseph Hiss has been again arrested and
committed to Jail, Chief Justice Shaw re-
fused to grant writ Of Ilabeas Corpus to re-
lease him The Massachusetts Legislature
votes to adjourn next Monday.
New YORK, May 18th.
In the Case Of Miss Josephine NJ. Bunkley
against the publishers, Messrs. Dewitt Il Da-
venport, the Judge has refused to make the
injunction against the latter permanent but
continues it temporarily.
Death of Hon. J. &. Spencer.
ALBANY, May 18th.
The Hon. John c. Spencer, one of the most
eminent lawyers in the State, died last even
ing of Consumption.
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MARKS g. PJATT,

MAhkS e. PLAII,
in their system Of selling
GOOD GOODS at Low PRICES.
They are now carrying out this system on an unc-
qualled scale, Their
Large Clothing Warehouse
In Strong's Building,
is now filled with stock of goods which for com.
retcness and fitness for the wants of the community,
throws into the back ground any similar establish
ment in the State 1t is safe to say that they have
the biggest pile of
Ready Made Clothing
brought into these parts since clothing
was inycntcd-about the time that Mr.. and Mrs
Adam were ,nakei out of Paradise. And tn at
The" winter of our discomfort" is for all Of us
in Burlington, and all ready for fresh START
wish to say that we prepared for the wants Of
the public during this
Spring and Summer of 1855.
Our Coats, Pants Vests light Over Coats and Gents
Furnishing Goods of every descriptions made in the
--latest Styles and Of NeW Goods,
will please the most difficult taste, and will be sold
Mt prices which will defy competition, either by the
single garmo nj or by the cord.
And we further suggest that our c L I VI
TAILORING DEPARTMENTS fully stocked with
late styles of Cloths Cassimercs and Vestings in
large and choice variety, and are prepared to
receive orders for garments made to measure, and
which we warrant to combine excellence in mate
rial. superiority in form and finish, and lowness in
price.
One thing we'll prove beyond dispute.
That MARKs & Plat are bound to suit,
With taste, experience, skill and care,
And prices almost cheap air,
Your fancy they engage to hit,
And you'll leave them uth, not IN, fit
For the truth Of these statements, VIC ask no one
to take our word merely, but to call and for HIM
srf. You save money by buying Of Marks 4 Platt,
and you 70 nm,, which i, money, by calling on
them first, before going elsewhere. That is so.
Country Merchants furnished with goods ut whole
MARKS PLAT.
Wholesale and Retail Clothing Warehouse.
Strong's Building.
Burlington, April H. d6w
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s'risst..

, CASES MERRIMACK STYLES PRINTS,
- new patterns, at IL cents per yard, worth 10
cents, at
c, Y. STANIFORD'S
NAV Is dIw
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A SUBsTITrTE.-In Connecticut maize leaves
have been found to answer quito as we'll as
cabbages for the manufacture of prime
Havana cigars.
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EmbrOideries,

lam NOW OPENING A SPLENDID STOCK
j Of Embroiderics, Collars, Sleeves. Under Iidkf.
Bands, Edgings and Inscrtings also Stamped Col
lars and Bandt.
c. +. STAMFORD.
MAJ Il, div
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Notice to Tax PAYERS

'sNHE TOWN AND HIGHWAY TAXES FOR
1898 are now in my hands for collcction-the
Interest Of the Town calls for the immediate pay
mcnt of these Taxes. | will give the tax PAYERS an
early call, and hope to find ready response in the
way of payment.
$. HUNTINGTON, Collector,
May %, 1855, d6tSw3w
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SMI II HIS
a no yne Cough Drops,

The GREAT CURE FOR
All Diseases Of the Throat and Luugs'
In Large Bottle. at rs Cents.
1t is used by Physicians in their practice and in
their own families, with such good success that they
willingly, without solicitation, give their recon-
in my possession from eminent Physicians who have
used it and examined the Recipe from which it ia
prepared, and they declare that they know better
preparation in use than these Anodyne Cough Drops.
Below are n few names of the many Physicians
vino it in their practice and speak highly in its
favor
DR.. CHARLES CLARKE, Montpelier, Vt
DR.. SAM'L W. THAYER, Jr., Burlington Vt.
DR.. GEORGE NICHOLS, Mortified, Vt.
DR.. BATES, Berlin.
DR.. BIGELOW, Barre, vt.
FRED. Z. SMITH, Proprl1or
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Domestic,

SHEETTNGS, slIIRT1NGS TICKS, STRIPES,
- DENNIS, summer stat, &c, by the piece or
package,
&, I. STAMFORD.
May Il, d6w
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'
DONALD KENNEDY, Proprietor, Roxbury, Mass
A. c. SPEAR and THEO. A. PECK, Agents. Bur
lington; /. l.. DUCTIlER SON, ST. Adams: IT,
A. HODGES, and +. h. GREEN, Richmond W
q. SPRAGuE, Nergcnnes. Also, by Druggists and
Neutrality-suspicious..
Nov. u, 1854. wly
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Linen Goods

- HITTING, SHEETING, AND PILLOW CASE,
- Linen, Table Cloths, Napkins, Doylie, Diapers,
&c C. +. STANFORD.
May IA. dGw
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TWO SURPRISING THINGS

TWO SURPRISING THINGS
A RE THE TOPICS OF TALK NOWADAYS
~ One is the rapidity with which the TURK is
being used up. In Europe his expensive friend.
John Bull and Louis Crapaud side and the
Cossacks on the other arerunning him completely into
tho ground. In some other places nearer home, en-
terprse and industry are walking right over him,
and will soon leave him down at tho heel and back
in the dark, whore daylight will never 60 back to
find him The other surprising thing is the aston
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