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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01

- nj &E Us Estate OF LOUISIANA. FISH, y
M n Parish Of Orleans, City Of Nav Orlean.
b ssmsrahsred sat the s4h March, 1856 me-
Justice Of fhe Peae In and for
soaay Charles and H. E Janvio
being duly iav depa-
ccouptt are and
tns SAID company. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. P. JANV1ER, Secretary. d
Bwornso and subscribed bsfore day March 1856
G., JONTE,
Tbs Board declared twenty per cant
ihs net earned premiums ending or
certificates will be issued o
nest. YEA fEz &F = - 49,
Company continue agnst the psrs
rivers and ss damage BY rs
Qaier, southsaSs corner OF Camp and Matches
CHARLES BRIGGS, President, =
xr,n A. CARRfERE ,yies President.
New 0rleanR, March ~, 1855.
EEs 3 *THUETEEs. %
Z. Garrefs, t kItsanucbanu Wm urquhar,
7. aonbld 4 Martin, Thos. Byrne,
J. n. Oglesby. WA. violett A A, r. MoutEomsrv
John FoI, 8. II. Pomroy, r. C. Csnmaoh
A. heichafut y y. HhAn P. A. Degeioa,
q =. ofeon' -'' !! M Savage p. W. KirohhoH
Frank Williams, W. G. Tsmpson, hi Massen as
Q. FAsey, J. T. Hanemann, g. W. Dunbar
r. Brugier, ,. J. Da Silva W, A. johnson,
]. Thornhill, @. A. Fosdick, D. p. Logan. r,asJv
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NEW YoRK---NEW YORK.

NEW YORK---NEW YORK.
EDWARDs IA. FOSDiCK, COMPASSION Mer-
ehss Asss sE s,u,s LINZ @ MOBILE AMP NEW
MELLOW METAL. --MuNTz's GENuINE PA.
TENT METAL Administered BY the INVENTOR G Aiunts
was works Bmag England, complete sssor
"'n' ''T'y' g fsis NJ New Ysl
NRENCH AND AMERICAN ZINC PAINTS.
Ia WHITE LEAD, PATENT DRYER AND coLoRs -Tne ,ub
sasp, 4. .sy .. sss gsN Ss,
n s To- ssi s'.sy ss
having pure 'r'' 'ha v MsuRa h W Y
z sss ~ Color.
TNSHE NEW YORK FOUNDRY and IRON
RAILING CO. shs sole manufacturers Of cowe,is
ssfsd hss s's II;
@ss g sssa
ron work building sections nj her work q
n Il ed nssns doors east Ts
INDIA RUBBER GOODS, which will not be-
Sticky any largest and peat
command he Trade Among be
ssi
ss R sfssy ssWsP r'fs e
and every other article in the line wholesale and
.se~here they will hnd them suitable
''1' tsuses..ors H. II Day. Is cosrisnd ST.
mYsi Manufacturer and Dealers kind Rubber
Union INDIA RUBBER COMPANY-
ohns ohsr for sale for the Home and Export Trade s
''sN' CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
.ss: ssa ssa Navy Goods R'''"s and Pea
CLOTHS.
Lnstrsd Plain Carriage Cloths Ensmeed d Meodon Cloths
Tpauns Printed and Plain Piano Forte Table Covers
e'Sei" @S AIR WORK
Pillows euhions Lac Ptessrsers ie-Boa Buoys etc.,
SURGICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES.
Rsss sps%s HSp Rns shs s e. s Nipple
The Good. made by this Company NJ sas
E.M.ss u.T,easurer and erstary. assn
EESSUP l. CHILDS. Paints, Uils, Window
Glass. French And American ZINC rAINrs Store No
{ ,AsH STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
No. New York have stare receiving
sssss 81 SHE
u enable them ossr unusual induce
TOsEPH aILLOTTS STEEL PENS. =
ss q 1 " I1s s H
ans aasI -, =. HENRY OWEN, Agent.
.N D. BENJAMIN, No. 40 Nassau street,
bwis aosTE y g. s sad Msd SIX Isns GOODS
s asai
10 EMOVAL OF DIR. FEUCHTWANGER's
D. Office Maiden Lane few
undersigned takes @ method q informing his city
Proteehniats
Hs also imports Oil Cosnac
D.guersospe Chemicals heoaefs Brcmine both
French renblimad Iodine, chemically
Hposulphs Soda and Cyanide Potassium and Ii Chic
Walls; Rouse X hotties; csusiie
BAryta Carne TIpoi Blue vtriol
polishing For the PyotschnBt Englinh
French Nitrate stronta Bsra oIAa,s stron and
Potash Metals Ac such Plstiun Bismuh
za md Nicfs Asssst9 Iodds and Bro
Paste Persian inc, Powder, Fumigatng rases
Specific Extract Copava and
Oil Cognac, APPLE
Pear Jamaica aud ST. Coir Rum Holland DIN. Peach
Cherry Bandy Esnce Whisky
Oils q Gloves Pmsnso Juniper Berry ORANGE Carawsy Rose
greet variety and Rare Chemicals All very
for sale by Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTWkNGER, %
Maiden Tame, my31 n
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e ALEXANDER BROTHER, erssidsat,
JOHN "a SHAW ,Vies-rtcsidens.
JAsxs II. wxrrLHn, 8seIslary.
Now OxIs ans j anlars ieitSS. r. s.
THINK IT UNEQUALED.
rHSHE FOLLOWING LETTER is from one of

drug hoa 80. In
the virtue Of d. A. Fa hnsstoek' . Vermlege.
MESSRS D. A. FAtNsSTuEK co ,Pittsburgh, Pa;4 - t
81 nteniso Htvng sold
adding
rita remedy ~orms rersdy Tor this
infants eaidfen aud adnis think
eeqasi or tef popularity sn far similar prspa
with which Aeqaaitted REED, CUrIER 4 CO
all
merchants thsoughou. the uaisd states Wiuf'
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fl0OTS, SHOES AND II ATS. we have inst
- received Lorsuo Mary Ward america
dd thing us Wills iii q ascSaa
Panisrs' and F4eera' ssasrs paftulssiy ssissasass
sas45l5 ,e INEVITABLY VALENTINE CO. AZ
msu tdsts snd 80 cemmon stssst.
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CAMP ST AND CoMMERcIAL.PLAcE,
MARINE, RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Ths Company haze the following assstas &. s. sksl
Iavsssd IN Bond snd Mortgage property worth double
tho nmoant loaned thereon. 90
Bank and other sS46soN
H Receivable, beiug Notes for Prmums lsos7ls
Real Esass, value tc oeo eo ssai4 os
Due PIemrr,s cca1zs Of Collection. sosss IS
Scrip from other Cempaniss Estimated value 3csa %
Cash hand. loosas %
Total Assets .s7sa,sps 40
THos. A. ADAMS, Presdest.
GEO. JONAS, vicsPrssidsnts
C.iJ. Mis.oxf. Secretary
TRusTEEs::
Johp Wall. 9.S.Hzwhirs, W. L, Jackson, 4
J. A Barsili W. Z. SEYMOUR Thos. Hcndesou,
Samuel Bali. VIC. Robinson, M.Avsudano,
NV. zschsris, "A. q. ssouHes S. M. Darby,
M o. n Norton, P.simms, N. J. Mummy =,
o. r Buddecks, R.w. Es.lin. NJ. Heine
w. r, vredenburs, T.c.B. Ynlls, saml. Smishs
4. H. Kennedy, John p. 5ein,i W'P. Converse,
r. b. Sumner J.w. Carroll Geo. Mac;rssr,
H Frcllscn C. Feowss, 5s5 g. B. Newman. ~
W. p Saunders, c. p. smedss
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company
Of New, Orleans.
81,
On Fire Rifss ~
On On M nvsp sasas a
e.: L.. , p.sa sss C ssi III
4S iii F8 s54Sss8 ese,.oi "
Net earned pr.risn ier The sssass os
Amounts PAID ~ oasea during me same psfca,
On Ere tsks so 9ss.s
hiysf Ssks.
On Marine Riiss.. e,sss u
t4 n,,s,s,{SG sls5 g.. t1 s,rs osas. ..I-.
PAD for ioes. .:...: sss2ssss
adjustment. Nfssses
Total lossss .......................... sss.lssas
Reinsurance. iheSy
Ton per Gems rsusn 1925. sa
nose o. the asene' % 80 N
Net profits for me year ending s sosss So
8s i48 CHARACTERIZATION. q#488ss&
Amount Of earned 02
WI .LKss RI
Ainosnt OF premisinr paid by the Mechants'In- 9Sa
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Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans. -4

Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company of
New Orleans.
In conformity with the the
publish the following statement
Amount Of prenuns the ending nth March
Su Ere s.
~ Marine HaRa..s 16,T59 70
on hivsr Is
598 =
s06sls "a
Less premumBon risks not terminated (sservsd1
- 6s,6s3 ~
EsIned pfenaTh ol tne year 229s OF
y MAI $500 90
kor River Lossee. 1880 II
"a. iss,ssg ~
Rsnauranc' discount se.-- assos 81
----- lssl5i 10
ssI-
Napiohsa ef ne year ending March H. ss0I8
81
"a, The Company have the following nasess, viz; m
III, receivable as short time fr ss
siecelvaoe being subscription notes
Due for premiumsi collection. 9s III
In loans on 6s2f 30
Saen ca s3S9 81
Go'ei ais0le ae
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ST. CHARLES INSTITUTE.
Situated at Greenvle Carrollton Jefferson Parrish
La. conducted by Madame @. MACE.

FHSHIS INSTITUTION, already favorably
h hesaf ,s.sss sss e
q de I'D Il % sss pssss 0 ~ s
when she occupied for pursuance
s s
S I'M IN as @ s a os " r. haa bstu
" ths asssl
.s noise together with e BY
IL s. sas The eoas
ps.e Engsh super
sa M M ss Il. y sG
ss ss : d.
@ sy
II a, French hs
lausasss For no e
ana every sa'' maze insure f4's'''s
from &. q @ ct S ss s e
ss ss
to the internal arrangements. fs2s sm
GLAVE DEPOT, 1876 COMMON 3, a.
n sa m ssaa sPs
iR,sai ii & s sns
Having dwelling Common near
h e n It. and
Particular A' 4o S 8 F. FL s e s4.s
Curry G. hess Co Richard Beck
n. The MsHEsT CASH PRICES paid for likely YOUNG
z E9sls IS ssfa 1858 * Isl 55ssss
and Missi,sppi Rairoad.1 5
Esgg, TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRA1Nsi
a'
Louis daily, Sundays excepted
Wincheater A. NJ
hetndeer- aUu II M
Steamers Alton (a5 me without landing, and connect
with ihs Express Trains for Chic ago as follows
Day Day.. aIprssseares Alton .ia.sS A. n.
pas. cariinys springasid blooming Wilmington
and Joliet through Chicas without change OF
arriving as follows;
r a.
stght SsV a. NJ.
TING from St. Louis to Cdicago!-Fufeen Hours.
CONNECTIONS
At CHCAG0aips Michigan Southern Gen.
tral Ralrosd all Of the makiag direct
cation railroad Mississippi seaboard.
AT CHIC AGQWith Express TiaiaR lndsnapol Cincinnati
Louisville, ali Of central Indiana aud Ohio
AT HICAG0With Gapaa and Beot Railroad, making tn
only expedoua WiEcou.
Mississippi.
AT islahd Railroad oowa
Peru Rock Ielnnd-direct route to central Iowa.
Central Railroad Lasale
AT SPRIAGFIELDWith WeBern Railroad for
jacksonville NapleH. etc. and at stations with good
lines for different points iu tho interior.
E ThIough Tickets all pl' mentioned
tained tbs oces Of the Michigan Central Michigan
and all 9th ST. Louis and ihe Ticket
Alton.
~ Tickets chicsgo intermediate
be Alton wharibca b. Louis, the aud she
anstf r.. P. MORGAN Ja.. saperinien deat,
I
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TEsHE ARRIVAL OF DIX. SHERIDAN IN
III hB city Tina from Madam StsPhens Hospital
city Dubia He daily performing his Of
the blind deaf 10 their hearing He will also
without the and
II to rs Persona troubled with bts
viii TO Dr. s. restored to b. troubled again
piles blind ples psa had
banished the fst
attendance, DR.. s. will restore good bald
cured the without loss Of
time to the Advice gratis Persona In the
tended 10, stating exactly the state the5
Dr. allows bis day book all
hn wonderful this hundreds he
sight Dr. SLOWS bis hang bis Office
allowed to the Doctor sight 10 the blind.
DR.. s. can be at his Office from A NJ. to P. NJ
suu Ma ma al.t.a. al sau
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Two HOTEL KEEKERs-- RENT m
~ The coMMgRcIAL HoTEIp .ns the Of ES&
fIens eys And 6iIod streets The eaidng contains abeui
rooms with Bar trontnE on Gsoj
, sol u n. NJ DAVIS, Cashier Hsnk Of Loasana.
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INSURANCE..
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company

OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS CORNER OF
CAMP ST AND COMMENSURATE.
MARINE. RIVER AND ERE INsURANOE.s
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By Telegraph


L1MAN'S STORE,-BURLING !
ARRIVAL OF THE STEA MER!!
THREE DAYS LATER FROM NEW YORK ! (!
NEWS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE
Reciprocity Bill Passed nm!
TNRADE IN DRY GOODS VERY BRISK THE
L receipts of Dry Goods quite large. Sales
quick, and at very low figures. In staple goods,
viz Sheetings, Shirtings, Denims Stripes, &c,
siderable activity displayed, at prices much lower
than last spring.
WO0LENS are heavy and firm, at prices that at
tract considerable attention.
FOREIGN GOODS--Cassimeres Shawls De-
excepting worthless and improbable kinds exhibit
the best in Market, consequently meet with ready
sales.
EMBROfDERTES. In this line we notice rgc
and beautiful assortment, and at low prices. The
styles choice and the goods are good. Much at.
tontion has been devoted in this line by the Ladies'
and more animation displayed than usual.
THIBETS, MERINOS. COBURGHS, &C.-Large
imporations of these goods this sea SOM and prices
are from 20 to 80 per cent. less than last year A
beautiful assortment of these goods are now ready
for exhibition and sale. Purchasers arc invited 10
give them look before purchasing elsewhere.
HOSIERY GLONES.-As usual, n well selected
stock Of Hosiery and Gloves are in the market, but
for choice goods, goods that are goods, the CORNER
STORE lie supplied with an endless variety, and at
iow prices.
T'All are ir7ited to call and examine for them
selves.
CORNER STORE, WiettOare Bu,idlng,)
September IS 1854.
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Glass, sash and Pntty.
G r A r 1 s !
JUST PUBLISHEn y,


A New Discovery IN Medicine !
A FEW WORDS on the rational treatment with.
N out Medicine, Of Spermatorrhea or Local.
Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low spirits lAss'tude
Weakness Of the Limbs and Back lndispositon and
Incapacity for Study and Labor Dizziness OF Appre-
hension, Loss of Memory, Aversion to society,"
Love of Solitude, Timidity self Distrust' pl'Lness
Head Ache, Involuntary Discharges Pains n the
side. Affection of the Eyes, Pimples on the race
Sexual and other Infrmities in Man
From the French OF Dr. delaney
Tho important fact that these alarming complain"
NAV al sily he removed oiibou medicine, is, in this
small Tract, clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, as adopted y
the Author fully explained, by the means Of whles
every one is enabled to cure himself perfectly ana
al the least possible cost, avoiding thereby all
the advertised nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post tree IN a
sealed envelope, by remitting (post Paia Two rus''
age Stamps to DIR. B. DE LANEl, NO 10 LlsPeu'
ard Street, New York City ,..r
Dec Il. 1854. uN"N
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= | D .

In Richmond, Vt, on Thursday morning, Feb.
s,h, of apoplexy, Mrs. SARAH MAYNARD, wifi" Of
Mr.. Timothy Maynard of Richmond, aged 80 years
and months
She enjoyed uninterrupted health for a number of
years until the evening preceding her death about
T. NJ, when she was suddenly attacked and re-
maincd inscnsibe without uttering word or
groan until o'clock next morning, when God
called her away from earthly scenes to the world of
spirits. Mrs. Maynard had been professor of
religion more than 10 years, and her sudden death
loudly admonishcs the living to prepare for sudden
call from time into eternity. she present last
Sabbath at church, where she partook of " The
Lords supper" with the Congregational Church in
Richmond, and on Tuesday attended the funeral of
one of her neghbors and friends, and on Thursday
morning she was numbered with the dead. May her
sudden death be sancthed to the spiritual good Of
her relatives and friends wherever they reside
Com.
u Editor. of papers in Vermont and Mas will
please copy the above.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-02-16
Burlington Hat and Fur Store
Hats, Caps q Fancy Dress Furs
A large variety of
LOVES Il MITTEN
FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE.

REV. JOSEPH L. KING, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
lUANNorH brick buildings, in the estimation Of
NA intelligent visitors, unequalled by any Sem
mary edfce in America The boarding depart
ment has been full from the beginning. Board, fur
nished rooms, prepared fuel, washing, tuition in
common English, and incidentals, in advance, for
whole term of IA weeks, $1,000. Excursion trains
a, reduced fares, between Troy and Castleton. on
the first and last day of each term. Spring term
begins March 2sth Those who desire superior IA
clities for thorough education, commercial, elias
steal, or ornamental. and capable Of keeping
trhois,ou, rules invited to apply for Catalogues,
or for board, to the Principal.
Fort Edward, n. Y, Jan. 81, 1875. v32 WI,
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j. T. TARBELL, Brighton,
CURE OF CANKER

Mr.. KxvxEpY,-Io pen can describe what suf-
fered from nursing sore mouth and canker-none
but a mother who had it, can possibly believe what
it is-and mono hut those who used it can possibly
believe the efficiency of your Medical Discovery
in curing il. ELIZABETH GROSS, Cambridge
EwDmggists, Merchants and others, who would
like 10 act as Agents please send in their orders to
FRED. 4. SMITH, Druggist, Montpelier,
General Wholesale Agent for Vermont,
DONALD KENNEDY, Proprietor, Roxbury, Mass,
A. c. SPEAR, Agents. Burlington H. H. DoCIii'
Err A son. st. Adams IL. A. HODGES, and 4. b.
GREEN, Richmond W. Il. SPRAGUE, NeIgen-
mes. Also, by Druggists and Merchantsevery,where
Nov 2t. 1854 WY
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DIR. STONES
Cough. C0msMinPti0n ana

Dr. S. would also call the attention Of the public
TO his invaluable remedy for Coughs, Colds, Con-
SUMPTION and all Bronchial affections 1t will give
immediate relief where the most cough exists
andin a few days will cure the most troublesome
cold. As preventative and cure of Consumption,
il ha. never been equalled II contains no poison
Gus ingredients, and maybe given TO the most deli
cate child without fear or risk This medicine mas
been tried successfully in hundreds Of cases the past
winter, and no family should be without it. Price
Fifty Cents. -,,...,.,,, ~ a..
Principal Agent-WILLIAM JOHNSON, No LOG
Hanover street, Boston, Mass, ,
For sale in Burlington by G. W ALLEN, Apothe-
cary,
Feb, !. 1855 Wy
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Collectors Sale.

TINHE TAXES assessed on the Grand List of this
J. Town for the year 1854 upon the real estate Of
Charles Paine and Joseph Clark, Trustees Of the
Vermont Central Railroad Co, and set in the
said Grand List to the said Paine and Clark, said
Taxes being in my hands for collection and unpaid
and not being able to find within my precinct the
proper goods chattes of the said Paine and Clark
wherein to levy and collect the same, have ex-
tended the warrants for the collection Of the said
Taxes upon tho Dwelling and Lot the North
side Of Maple street, formerly owned and occupied
by q. A. Stansbury, which estate | shall sell at
Public Auction at the said premises in said Bung-
ton, on the 18th day of March, 1895, at IL ohlock
in tho forenoon much Of said estate will pro-
duce sum sufficient to pay said Taxes and all egal
costs thereon.
:. W. TAYLOR,
First Constable aud Collector Of HgluIy
and Union School Tarts.
Burlington, Feb. 9th, lSj5 w32,3
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TIVE TAXES assessed ON the Grand List, Of this
| Town for the years 1853 and 1854 upon the
Dwelling house and Lot the corner of ChamIlu
and Bank streets and set in the said Lists to John
Smith, said Taxes being in my hands for collection
and unpaid and not being able to find within my pre-
cnct the proper goods or chattes of the said arith
whereon to levy and collect the same have extended
the warrants the collection of the said Taxes upon
the said estate which | shall sell at Public Auction
at the said premises in said Burlington, on the 18th
day of March, 1885, at o'clock in the forenoon,
SO much of said estate ms will produce sum suli-
cicnt to pay said Taxes and all legal thereon
:. W. TAYLOR,
FIRST Constable and Collector Of H. eh,ray
and Union School 1ao.
Burlington Feb. 9th, 1855. w3.w2
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cURE OF pIMPLEs ON THE FACE.

Ma. KESNEDY About two years ago my face
broke out in pimples of the worst kind. Seeing
the good effect Of the Medical Discovery on
friend of mine, who was troubled the same as was
tried it, and l am happy to say a complete cure
has been the result.
i Z. IARRELL. brighton.
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800 EDWARD

4 reward of Fifty Dollars will be paid to any per-
"A son who will discover the two persons who
were guilty Of making violent attack upon the
person Of II. Il. stacy he was passing in the
highway near the Camp Ground, on the evening Of
the 9th inst; the reward to be paid conviction
OF said offenders. Ono of raid persons called the
other "Peto" at different times during the urray
Burlington, Feb. 18th, 1855.
T. Z. WALES,
HENRY WHITNEY,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-02-16

During three years practice in Europe, where humid
reds can testify to astonishing and almost miraeu-
lous cures performed by it, In addition TO the mag.
cal powers of the ingredients, it is highly charged
with Mesmeric Fluid, being in accordanee with the
directions of the Clairvoyant powerfully Mesme-
rised by Dr. Stone thus combining with its medicinal
virtues the aid of Mesmerism, by which alone some
Of the most remarkable cures have been performed
ever known. 1t is specific for every Neurotie dis
ease, and may be relied upon as certain cure for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Tic Doloreux,
Nervous Headache, Pain in the side and stomach,
and General Nervous Debility.
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Undcrhill Academy,

vNHE SPRING TERM will commence on Monday,
u Feb. 18th. Instructors the same as hereto
fore. Special attention will be given during the
coming term to those who intend to teach.
BOARD l,5o and &l,7S per week, for which aP-
ply to the Principal E. II. BYlNGTON.
Cnderhill, Jan. 20, 1885. w3lw3
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Collectors Sale.

VVNHE TAXES assessed on the Grand List Of this
Il town for the years Of 1851, 1852, 1883 and
1854, upon parcel of land the North eide of the
winooski Turnpike, in the easterly part of this
town set in tho said Grand List to Jesse lodgekins
said Taxes being in my hands for collection and
unpaid, and not being able to find within nay pre-.
cinct the proper goods or chattels of the said
Hodgekins whereon to levy and collect the same
have extended the warrants for the collection of tho
said Taxes upon the said estate, which shall sell at
Public Auction at the Town Clerks 0fhcee, in said
Burlington, on the 18th day of March, 1855, at
o'clock, in the afternoon much of said estate as
will produce sum sufficient TO pay said taxes and
all legal costs thereon.
s. ". TAYLOR,
First ConHabls and Collector Of Highway
aud Union School 3'ar0.
Burlington, February 9th, 1855. w32N3
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CURED OF HuMoR.

Ny son was troubled with humor Some called
it scrofula, some salt rheum some one thing, come
another. By the use Of your Medical Discovery,
he is now cured of IT,
R.H. LAYTON, Quincy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-02-16
News of the Week
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TO THE FREE PRESS.
Washington Affairs.
BosToS, Feb, 9Th

BosToS, Feb, 9Th.
1t is telegraphed from Washington thatthe
President will certainly veto the french
Spoliation Bill.
The House refused to take up the reduc-
ton of the Tariff bill by six majority and the
enemies of the Bill consider it an indication
Of majority against the bill.
There was scene between Mullen Of Va,
and TAYLOR of Ohio. The former alluded to
the sleek headed gentleman from Ohio and
Mr.. TAYLOR resortcd ny saying " IL Is uet'r'
Ia be a sleek head than u blockhead.' Tie
matter passed into personal explanation
The expressions were declared to be Pick
wickian and without a Wow to personal rem
contrc, pistols being entirely out Of the quos
ton.
There is considerable pressure upon Sena-
tors by the New York representatives. who
are against the confirmation of Miller as
Secretary of Legation to Peru lie is charged
with editing an anti-Ncbraska PAPER and
with beng a Van Burcnito in 1913
Explosion.
A steam boiler in the kitchen Of Samuel \.
way, fihoD'' 'AI''N'' yNSN''N'l ,
killing one of the domestics and iniuring two
others.
Miscellaneous.
By way of a change the weather dispatches
from the east to-day speak of an earthquake
It was distinctly felt at Halifax, Sackvlle,
St. John and PASSPORT, 1t occurred at about
: o'clock. The steamship North Star il
below Now York, with week later new
from, California No tidngs of the Steamo
Atlantic from Liverpool,
AwEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrirai Of The Atlantic
NEW York, Feb 9th
The steamer Atlantic has arrived at this
port with one week s later news from Europe
The news is Of little importance, with th
exception that Lord John Russell has 10
signed. On Friday night he gave an oxIla
nation of his conduct, The general opuio
is that the whole ministry must go out {
office.
The public feeling seems tending toward
peace The Vienna conference will not met
till the middle Of February,
Affairs before Sebastopol remain quite III
changed The British army was in a mo