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Telegraphic Report of the Cam
bridge Cattle Market.

[Repo,icd for the Weekly Free Pres,.I
Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
At Market III cattle, about 400 boevcs
and 81 Stores consisting of Working Oxen,
Cows, and Calves, Yearlings, two and three
years old
Market Beef Extra including nothing but
the best large fat stall fed o1en--per cwt.
SSaS1.
First quality, consisting Of large stall fed
cxen-$Gi a "a
Second do, consisting of the best grass fed
oxen, the best stall fed cows, and the best 3
year old steers-$5A a ca.
Ordinary S4i 5.
| Hides per cwt. "a 10 per lb
Tallow Si'a %.
Pclts 30 4 50 cts, each.
Calfskins l2b cents per b.
Barrelling Cattle, to per hundred.
Veal Calves
Stores-W orking Oxcn-70, rs, 100, $50
l75
Cows and Calves, 25, 80, 35. 40, 90
Yearlings, none.
Two years old, IL, Is, Il.
Three years old, Il, 90 %
! Sheep and Lambs, $500 at market Prices
| in lots of $50, l62, Us, 1877 each.
Extra, and selections, 3, 4, g.
! By lot, -
Swine, so at market. Prices 1a7d cents
rer ID for Cld-SaS1 for young.
/ REMARKs.-There were &c cars came over
the Boston and Maine Railroad, lS2 over the
| B. Il h., and IL over the Fitchburg Rail-
road, loaded with cattle, sheep, swine and
horses. There was n larger number of cattle
and sheep at market than for some weeks
previous, consequently the prices for second
quality have declined. Of the cattle and
sheep, over the Boston and Maino Railroad,
1000 sheep and l44 cattle were sold and taken
to Reading.
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FARM FOR SALE.

HNIE subscriber having determined to 60 West,
where he can engage more extensively in the
cultivation Of Basket Willows, offers for sale ono
Of the most desirable farms
ON ONION RIVER,
Situated on the south side Of the river, two miles
above Jonesville and mile from Bolton Depot
1t contains 1870 Of land, 80 of which is heavily
timbered, the remainder is in good state of Guilt
walton, we'll watered and very productive The
Buildings and fences new and in good shape. The
buildings very pleasantly situated having view
of the Railroad for several miles.
There is the farm young and thrifty Orchard,
all grated, from which over 500 worth Of apples
are sold annually, besides supplying the wants Of q
large family also, two large Sugar Orchards con-
tanning near 900 trees and fine lot of the Euro
pean Basket Willow, (salir uiminais) which will
yield annual profit Of from 5000 to $500 per
Price s. 900; possession given Immediately if de-
sired GEO. j. COLBY.
Jonesville Vt, Sept. 1855. wllw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-09-14

\ TrLL BioopEp ANERIcAS.-Tim Mullow-
ncy, Il iolly looking tar, with the richest of
brogues, applied at the Custom House, the
other day, says the y. Y. Dmchman, for a
''purtection" as an American citizen. He
was asked for lis naturalization papers.
- Ne material papers, is 1t your honor
wants, said Tim with an insinuating grin,
IAN me "a full biooded American -
You don mean to say that you were not
born in Ireland -
Born in Ireland" replied Tim, Sure |
was. But then, your, honor, KEN from
Cork to New Orleans last summer, an there
the bloody minded Muskueetecrs run their
bills into every inch Of me, an sucked out
every drop of me Irish blood, good luck
to'enl an, now lam full blooded Amer-
can
There was some philosophy as well as fun,
in this reasoning, but it had no effect, and
the last that was seen Of Tim, he was on his
way to the City Hail, to look for the man
that sells material papers.
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Now Ready, Free !.

- The Annual Catalogue Of Corners Commercial
College, Boston, containing the names and reside-
ccs OF the students, and those for whom the Prnci
pal obtained good employment az Clerks, Book
keepers, &c, the past year, together with the
branches taught in addition to Penmanship, Book
keeping, Nayi-a'ion and Engineering the terms,
(Which are very moderately and other information
1t will be delivered at the Institute, corner of WASH
ingtun and school sts or sent by mail, free to any
ono who requests it. There being no class system
students may commence at any time. Separate de-
par,ments tor females. Day and evening sessions.
GEORGE n. CONFER, Consulting Accountant,
priupiuni
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The Loss of SUBJ Marine Telegraph Gable.

4 correspondent of the New York Times
gives the following account Of this disasts.
The same night, at IL o'clock p. NJ, 1t was
sicnalcd that the cable was injured anu
both vessels halted to have it mended, By
So'clock A. NJ, ON Wednesday it was re-
noirnd. and the vessels went once more slowly
on their way. the cable being gradually paid
out. and every one watching its progress
with tie utmost anxiety. At | U clock p NJ.
the wind lroshcncd to Il gale, and the ire
oucnt signals for "A halt from the bark bcto'
kcned distress. The waves swept over her
every moment and US Il considerable portion
of her decks were opened to admit the pay
ing out of cable, foars began once more To
bc entertained for her safety. Every one was
on deck on the James Adger, watching the
iated ship. Between the two, the huge
hawscr rose and fell with cOnyusivc jerks,
burning itself deep in the waves, when 1t
slackcned after every tug. The gale in
crea scd in intensity and on the deck OF the
Sarah BRYANT no man could stand upright
Behind her one could see falling like thin
thread into the secthng waves the slender
cable still held its own. Then came the sig
nal that two of the wires had ceased to .act.
There was still u chance left that, by the
bounty of Providence. the remaining wire
might reach Cape North. or at best st.
Paul's island. in safety Every heart was
brim full OF anxiety. 1t was no common loss
that ali sorrowed over 10y anticipation. One
of the arteries of civilization was about to be
severed. Still the cable held. All on board
the Adrer knew that Mr.. Canning would
give no order to cut the cable as long AS q
plank of the ship held togothcr-yet all
knew full as we'll the danger of thus being
dragged stcrnmost to the sea, with exposed
decks Still the cable held. One darling
man tried to speak to the Adger by climbing
out on the bowsprit of the bark. but the
storm was too high and hoarse, and his
voice was drowned. He shook his head, how
ever three times, sorrowiuly, and all then
knew that tho last wire had ceased TO act
Still the ctuie held. The wind rose higher
and higher The bark pitched il she
would clcavc her way to the bottom ana u
gloomy anticipation sat upon every counte-
nance. At last at ! O'Clock +. NJ, Captain
Poscland gave the fatal word. A few strokes
Of the axe, "A snap, and 40 miles of the cable
sunk forever in the sea. There was no one
on board any Of the ships that witnessed this
sad sacrifice, but felt real sorrow for the
cause of humanity and those gentlemen who
had made such earnest Efforts to promote it.
4 very short time after the cable was severed,
the British war steamer Argus. with Admi-
raj Fanshawe, came in sight and offered as
sistancc. An hour before, she might have
been of great use, but all was then over.
After the loss OF the cable, the Adgcr i'm
mcdiately headed for Sydney, still towing
the bark where both arrived safely, on
Thursdly at o'clock 7. VI.
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IOy TO the World I, !,

vE,UT THING ms COME THAT WILL RE-
liovo yorr Mains Internal md External. 10.
We WHO afflicted. Trv II TRY II -. orccc., IS
unparalleled. COOPER'S ANTT-P tTN TtNCTURE,
TIC br. :h'"-t among ten thousand stars
For '"H'inonills in ito favor enquire Of any fami-
Is who have usod il.
Manufactured hv W COOPER CO., Keo.evills
NY. You will find II NJ Goo. W. Allen, Ru-ling.
ton. W and At Druggist generally Or Mt Whole
sl'o by CLEMENT 4 son, Iydeville, Vt, General
Agents for tho State.
June -. 1855. w52mo.s
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Elias Coon's Estate.

VIZ The SuBscRipERs, having been appointed by
the Honorable the Probate Court for the District Of
Chittendcn, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all persons,
against the estate of Elias Coon late of Essex, in
said District, deceased represented insolvcnt, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the day of the date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that VIC
will attend to the business Of appointment, at
the dwelling of Hannah Coon, in Essex in said
District, on the twenty third days of October and
November next. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each of
said days.
Dated this llth day of Sept. A. L. 1855.
BYRON STEVENS, c.,.,;..;...
d. 2. SQUIRES, O0'H'"'''''"''s'
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8. G. SIMKINS

Nc. 10? state street Nearly opposite Broad
Street,) Boston.
Oder, Mt Wholesale and Retail large assortment Of
English and American Stationary, for the Counting
House, school, Family use. Superior Account
Books, Of the best materials ruled and bound To-
any pattern desired. Printing, Bill Heads, Notes,
Checks, Cards, Circulars, &c, printed at short
notice.
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For s ale.

A VALUABLE FARM on the Fnst side If tho
Road ! J miles from Colchester Center contain
ing ono hun lroi acres, under gaod cultivation with
convenient Buildings soft Water is suruliod nv
lead uinc TO the House and Pnrns their is a good
orchard and many other conyeniencc.; also an
undivided half nc a hundred acre lot Fast of
said farm. Any ono wishing = purchase farm
would DO we'll to call md examine before buviny.
Terms moderate. CYRUS FARRAND.
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J. PhilErick's
HOnh & StnfinnnrN SInrc. CO LInnnNnr {

"
| ndcr the American House. Boston,
All new Books received as soon as published which
with usual immense stock Of standa ri and mis-
cellancous books, comprising all the varieties in
ancient and modern literature. present the largest
assortment in this city. Particular attention given
to furnishing public and private libraries, at the
very l"wcat rntoa Country donl"rs md rthorr nro
respectfully invited to call before purchasing else
where. Also. splcniid stock Of Letter, Cap. Bill
and Note Papers, Envelopes, Blnnl, Books, &C.
Orders tor Bo ks respectfully solicited and good
bargains warranted
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Large Sale Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY

AT Chicago.
rINIIREE THOUSAND LOTS FOR SALE in Els
L ton and Sheffield additions to Chicago. On
the 18th day of October next, Mt ten o'clock, A. NJ
of said day, the undersigned will offer for sale at
Auction Seventeen Hundred Lots in Eston addition
comprising many very desirable Water Lots on the
north branch. Also,
THIRTEEN IIU NDRE ID LO T $
IN Sheffield addition 10 Chicago,
including many fine large Water Lots, situated on
and west of the north branch of the Chicago River,
and affording the most favorable opportunity, at
prices within the reach of all, for purchasing Lots
either for residences, or for business or manufac-
turing purposes
This property i, known as part Of the property
belonging the
CHICAGO LAND COMPANY,
and will be sold on the ground.
Torms-Onc fifth cash, balance in four annual
payments, with six per cent. interest annually
". B. OGDEN, Trustee, Chicago
D. EIsToN, Land Company
WURTS, HATCH & CO., Auctioneers.
1rl
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nOnntN Land Warranfs

rBNIIE Subscribers are having the highest market
rri'r fr Land Warrant.
H.u''r Loud and Pension Claim, prosecuted on
rea .anl'lo terms by
WESTON 4 SHAW.
darlington, Aug. 9Th, 1855. wGw3mo.
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DI1ii9L W. LAwREN,iA 90,


NJ Il for q Il u IN.
Suli at wholesale at our Dstilsry IL Mcdfotd,
nisu at our store
no. iji COMMERCIAL STKEET,
Near tn Charles Erivct EridCe,) Potion,
AMI warranted pune, when purchased directly fro'd
u.s. Town Agents can be supplied with the bost
Rum and Alcohol, by sending their orders by
mail, or Railroad Express.
~ Look out for Counterfeit Mcdford Rum,
which Is manufactured and sold in Boston.
~ b. We have no agents employed to sell our
rum.
MEDPoRD, September 9th, 1855 wllmos3.
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TO pAGUERREoTyPE ARTISTS.

JOHN SAW Err CO,
% Washington Street, O'p stairs }
Have every description ~ paguerreotypo Goods
Mt the lowest cash prices, Wholesale aud retail
Orders promptly attended To. Agents for tho celc-
hratel - H. L." and 81. L. s." Plates.
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B o o IL S p!

IF 1NT WAN EMPLU1 MEN
Send for Wentworth 4 Companys Circular of forms
to Book Agents. We publish the largest and best
assortment of books for agents. to be found in Now
England. Address WENTWORTH 4 co, Publishers,
81 WASHINGTON u Boston.
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I'll nrrie0 .

Sept. Sd, in Iinesburgh VI, by Rev. g. u. sim
son Mr.. FREDERICK MAsoorI. Of stowe. to Miss
MARY TArE, Of Waterbury.
10 Londonderry, Sept I'd, by this Rov. J. L.
Carpenter, Mr.. WILLIAM ID. TYBER, Of Fairfax, TO
Miss MARY i, HArSIs, Of Plattsburgh, N. Y.
In Wcstforj, on tho nth inst. by Rev. J. II,
Woodward, Mr.. DWIGHT Il. SLATER Of Essex, to
Miss SARAH \. HIT Of Westford.
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NoRTHFIELD INSTITUTION.

GEORGEJ j. BARD, (U.V.M.) Assistant.
tn" FH'' Term w'H bogm Wednesday, Sept. S.
= MBER OF SCHOLARS the past year, 5?6
Classical Students as
Rctere nccs-our former scholars and patrons
Mortified, Vt, July, 1856 v,f
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Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that applica.
' ton will be made, to the Legislature, at the
session in October next, for the Charter of a Bank
to be located, in the County of Chittenden.
Sont. | 2. lAhi- ullua
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A. W. POLLARD,
MILITARY REGALIA,
GUN STORE,
PORTABLE
OIL, GAS WORKS

OF all sizes suitable for Dwelling Houses, Hotels,
Factories, Towns and Nillages-saie, simple, and
economical superior to coal gas at one half the
cost. For further particulars apply To
J. C. APPLETON, Agent,
Franklin Az. between Court st. 4 Coruhll, Boston.
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liz ri TAi LOE ~ CO..
npogtr,. and Dealers in Foreign aud Domestic
SaddiorY Hardware,

eaddicry Hardware,
Patent Leather, AMI Itrilg2 Trimmings. . Silk
md 10 Cunrrrs, ~ Boston.
Caring, 3uu, r.,nt Rims, oak, A.h AMI iIc',ory;
Hubs aud Spohc, Bent and Turned shafts; Whit
Gctrcc.; Poi,.; Lance Wood hats; Coach Body
Varui-h; Brown Japan; Moss AID Cu.lel Hnir;
Carriage sponge; buck and CnanoiS SKINS Black
Enauri,d CI,th; Culpr,d ELamcl"d Cloth Carriage
Bolt,; Tire Hul,.; Turned iron Collars; Mrot Axle
Clip, screw Front Bands; C,o'e Plated Hand'i
English steel Springs. >auuders ANlcs; Patent and
Halg-ratcnt do; Malicablc Iron; Patent Lcrtheri
Euaiclcd Hides lllru..- Leather; Russc't Bride
Leather; Daiua,A., Cloths and irnfcs.
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Lyon's KathairOn,

VNIIERE is no surer test Of the unrivalled mer-
L its of an article, than the sprnging up Of
countless limitations and counterfeits This test
couclusively proves LYoS's KATHAIRos, for pre-
serving, restoring and identifying the Hair, to be
tho finest toilet article prepared. Combining
as it does the fragrance Of the most delicate ex-
tracts with the most valuable restorative qualities,
it stands entirely without rival. The ladies hay e
decided that toilet table is complete without it,
and their fine discrimination rules the world. To
guard against vaueless limitations and counterfeits
always ask or LYONS KATHAIRos.
HEATH, WYNKo0P A Co., Proprietors,
63 Liberty ST., New York
Sept. G. vino
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RI BD Il GOODS,

In AT their varieties,
Gormen", Shect'ng, Toys, Combs, Foot
Balls, &c,
Alfred Hale CO, IL Bromdeld Street, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-09-14

For marking Clothing with Indeliblc InE Plates,
lux, Brushes, Frames, Alphabcts. Figures, Type.
&c, wholesale and retail. Agents supplied. Address
:, NJ Metcllt, til salem Street, Boston
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-09-14
Miro.

At the residence of his father 10 Westiord, on
Tuesday SEPT. 18th, SAsuYL r. Hrsnr, aged -
years,
In this village "a the tth inst. HApHIgf daughter
Of Mr., A. Epson, aged years,
In Burlington sept 81, CHARLorIt HASSAu
E,SIcE, only daughter d franklin :. and Amy
a. Farr, aged years . months aud Is days.
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News CT she Week,
BY 4 Ii Il l.; IL .re r. + II
TO THE FREE PRESS
California News.
Indian War in n. California and Oregon
EARTHQUAKE AT SANTA BARBARA.

EARTHQUAKE AT SANTA BARBARA
New York, Sept. Sth.
The " Northern Light' has arrived. She
brings $50 passengers and | 900 900 in specie.
She connected with the Uncle Sam, and brings
dates to Aug. 18th.
Trade at San Francisco was dull aud most
articles had declined in price. The mines
continued to do well. The whea. crop would
yield about ., 10000 bushels,
An Indian war was raging in Northern
California and southern Oregon. Seventy-fve
Americans had been murdered on the Kla-
math. Thirteen Indians had been caught and
hung The Indians had also attacked the
miners on the upper Sacramento, Seven
Americans were wounded and fifty Indians
killed, At Ranchora, party of Mexican rob
hers attacked the settlers killing < men and
one woman, including a Mr. French. robhing
the latter of $1,000. The womans name was
Diamond The robbers were pursued by II
in which the Sheriff and 3 Of the robbers we're
killed. Of the outlaws were afterwards hung
by Lynch law.
Two smart shocks Of an earthquake were
felt at Santa Barbara on the lat Of August
The surveying Steamer iohrs which was
sent in search of the whale ship Nile, sup
posed to have on board Swan and Clifford, the
forgers of Honolulu had oyerhauled the YES
Sci, but the CRIMINALS were not on board,
J. c. Woods, late partner of Adams Il Co.
absconded in the slip 'AudubH for Aus
tralia, ltappcars that he and his friends
retained over 80 900 of the assets Of the con-
Germ. A Turk and Frenchman had been
detected countcrIcitins gold dust They say
they'were employed by an Express Banking
Co.,
Fever nj Norfolk.
HALTlnoRE. Aug. :.
Ine tenor Of the news from Norfolk aud
Portsmouth, is of an awful character. The
people ars suffering IRON famine "a we'll a.
from pestleuce, The details are narrowing
$4,000 were subscribed this morning for The
ail Of the Suffering, at the counter OF th,
American News paper, making the total o
collections in this city upwards Of $l7 900
At Portsmouth six physicians mostly from
the north are sick. Out OF eighteen en- I,loy
crs at the Railroad depot when the pesti
lence broke out only remains. The who'll
number Of cases on Thursday were $40 -
There were % deaths on Wednesday, an'
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SPIRITUALISM

President Mahans great work the sub ect entitled
Modern Mysteries Explained and Exposed,
Will be published by on Monday, Aug. q.
JOHN p. JEWEIr 4 CO.,
VA sbi bnstop
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NATHAN HASkINS.
WAC NE 10 ROK T. II,

Nos. 40 4 81 lIaverhill and 9, : :, and Traverse
cts., Boston. Steam Engines and Boilers, New
and secondhand Machinery Of all descriptions and
prices. buug ht and sold,
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The Music Book Of the season
l.I.I'n.s EnIfnIIl MIFSII

We are now prepared to fill orders for this yH-
liable work, which is spoken Of in the highest terms
by all musicians who have examined it.
JOHN p. JEWETr 4 CO., Publishers,
III Washington st, Boston.
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Engrayings & ioaint;ngs

Winsor 4 Ncwon's Oil Colors, in Tubes Grecar
4 Mastic Narnsh, Brushes, &c. wholesale and retail
C. DREW, Is Court street, Boston
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Stray Cow.

STRAYED OR STOLEN from Factory Island
- at Winoo'M Falls, on the night Of tho Sd Sept.
a bright rcd Cow with handsome horns dry in ono
forward tcat with : good sized bag and about II
years old Information whore sbc is will ba
iairlv rewarded JEREMIAH CARR.
Wino'.t Falls, SEPT. G, 1855. vat.
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LAG liS Congress St, Boston.
Agents for the Union India rubber Company,
Nucani1cd Clothing, Surgical Articles, &c, Bevcr
ly Rubber Company. Nulcinized Clothing. Enamel
Ell Clothes &c, Ausona & Wells Rubber Company.
Campheue Rubber Clothing, Horse Covers, &c.,
New York Rubber Com, any, Balls, Dolls, Toys,
Whaleb,nc-, Combs, &c, Goodvear's India Rubber
Glove Co., Gloves, Mittcus Dress Shields, &c,
Goodvcars India Rubber Packing Co., Steam Pack
ing, Machine Betting, Hose, &c, Montreal Rubber
Company, Metallic Rubber Boots and Shoes for
export. Novelty Rubber Company, India Rubber
Buttons. Boxes Cane'. &c, Caoutchouc Company,
Pen and Pencil Cases, Pen Handles, Ever Pointed
Pencils, Cork Screws. Tapc-Measures, &c, Roxbury
Rubber Company, Piano and Mcodcon Cloths.
Whips, &c.
Importers Of English and French Elastic Brails,
Cords. Webbing, Stationers,' Druggists, and Sur
gcon's Rubber Articles.
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james Patterson,

Manufacturer of, and Dealer in, every description OF
Desks, Jewellers Trays, .5tC.,
Order promptly attended t.. Warcrooms, Nos >
and 10 chapman Place, Opposite city Han, school
s.rr,t Boston.
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WILI.I VI noe ~.
Premium Ven'iloting AMI Gps,amer
WIG MAKER.

Draws attention t. now style of Wig7, cl'lcl the
tnshrinkinc Grssamnr Wig, which for lightnoes,
elegance and durlbilitv has never been cqunlca,
Also, the ladies' Self h1iusting Wig. which lans
itself on tn instant to the head and is So natural
IA to defy detection, even bv members of the same
family. A large assortment always on hand
Depot for Ioglc's Hyperion Fluid for the Hair,
Boglc's Amulc, Shaving Cream, &c.
277 Washington street, Boston
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ItoM EOPATHIC BOOKS &NEDlCINES
w
OTIS CLAPP,

TffBE on coLORS. CANV As. Sc.
Materials for Grecln AMI Oriental PAINTING
Wins'r Nrwtons SUPERIOR Tube oil Color. Pre-
pared Canvas, and all other supplies for oil Paint.
ing and Drawing. for sale wholesale and retail by
NJ. j. WGIIPpLE, 81 Cornhll. Boston,
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Land Warrants

bought at the highest cash price, by
IIORAIIO WODDMAN,
&c Railroad Exchange, Court Square, boston
who also urOcurCs them.
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yum
Watch work. Clock Work, Engraving, and all work
in the line executed with neatness and promptly.
Coffin Plates of pure silver and silver plated ready
made and engraved at short notice. Customers can
rely on getting GOOD goods and at as low prices
for goods of same quality as in any other quarter.
All visters to the town invited to examine the
New store and new and extensive variety, whether
wishing To buy OF not. j. f. BRINSMAID,
Formerly of the firm of Pangborn 4 Brinsmaid, }
Wilt Church ST., Burlington, Vt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-09-14
Diseases Of Throat and Lungs.

The sui scribcr, in connection with hi, general
practice gives special attention to the examination
and treatment of diseases of the Throat AMI LunZs
Office hours from > til D.: o'clock, p. NJ. NJ. 81
Warren =. Rostoa.
WILLIAM LEACH. VI u.