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7IOI'T " W y DfIIh IDTOvh' VHt UOVI tHsI UI
the farmers d Mechanics Bank, where he has a
complete assortment of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
and all goods pertaining to his branch of business
A large assortment of PIANO FoRTES from the
Manufactures OF
Chickerins, Woodward N Brown, and
Brown n Allen,
whose Instruments we'll known to be superior TO
any others manufactured in this country.
SERAPHlNES AND MELODEONS.
Manufactured by PRIScE Co, Buffalo, and CARHAR1
Needham, New York, Of all sizes and patterns,
and every instrument tcaraatsd
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Religious Intelligence.

feeling exists in the Methodist Church
in this place, attending a protrncted meet
ing conducted by Rev. Mr. rurdy, II reNiyal
preacher Of some note in the Methodist de- !
nomination.
There is an encouraging reyi,a al among the .
Methodsts and Baptists Of Columbus, Ohio. ,
4 rrotractcd meeting in New Bedford. Mass /
gives good indications of revival splrit.--A /,
powerful revival is reported in the academy |
at Wilbraham --' \ brisk revival 1t is I
stated, is in progress in the churches OF
Orange county, n. N.--Thc same in Almond
y. y, where more than hundred ANXIOUS
sinners crowd the inquiry room daily be
tween seventy and eighty souls, mostly heads
Of families are reckoned as trophies OF II re-
,i,a now proceeding in the Alexandcr-stfcet
Methodist church, Rochester, n l.-Ihe
great Baptist reyiyalist, Elder knapp, IS
again in the field at Penn Yam, n. Y. with
something like his former success.
\ revival among the inmates Of the Mary
land pcnitcntiary, has followed the preaching
Of a stranger The baltimore A, gus says
d. For several days and nights che struggle
went on, some of them not eating anything
during That pcrlou--suuudS ol weeping ana
PRAYING were heard throughout the day and
night, aud the Warden, with other irieuGs.
rravel with the sufferers and eNhortCd them
10 true repentance and faith One by one
they have come forward expressing faith IN
the merits cd the saviour, until, at thi, time.
some twenty odd have made profession oithe
power of rcdecmiug grace. The Matroh re
ports tbcmost marked and delightful change
IN the conduct orthcse persons Quietncss
ttl u tina
partment Of the prison.
Rev. j. Cutler Tcht and wife, late Miss
eaxton. and Mr. Barton, SAILED lUr Sierra
leone last week ON their return to the mis-
sionary field, with Misses Woolsoy, and
Iean. new missionaries. rhey are accoupi-
MED bv three Morayiln ministers. who visit
the Kuwmendi mission to ascertain the pros
poets Of the fcld-all under the auspices OF
the American missionary society. an anti
slavery body
The results of the Donation party at
Winooski Fails, last week, for the benefit Of
Rev. j. X. Converse, who has preached there
stately during the past year, were donations
to the amount OF over one hundred dollars IN
money.
The Christian iagurer, a Unitarian paper,
insists that in view of the low salaries al
lowed the clergy they must either abstain
from marriage, or divide their time between
their parishes and secular employments.
There are now between forty and fifty Prot.
Episcopal churches in Philadelphia and
n,arly sixty clergymeu. Yet. but a few years
ago they we're at q very low point, hotl IN
numbers and activity. One great secret Of
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Wait 4 Coates.
S!ON e..


The Subscribers offer to the trade On fair and lib
era terms, large and complete of Stores
Of the first quality, for both coal and wood among
which are the celebrated Black Diamond and Mag
Flower Cooking Stoves and the Irving and Franklin
Coal Burners. Also, large assortment Of New
Pattern PaTor Stoves for wood
Eagle Foundry, No. 10 Bsarsr-S;., ,lbony.
TREAnWELL PERRY
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DR.. MoCLINTOCK's DIARRHRA CORDIAL
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE

prompt and certain cure for diarrh9s, dysen-
terry, and cholera morbus in all stages sure pre-
ventive of Asiatic choera-which traveller or fam
lily should be without. Price 25 and SO cents per
bottle.
A CUsHMAN a CO., Sole Proprietor. l22 Full
ton street, New York.
Sold by AMOS G. SPEAR, Burlington, Vt.
Oct 6, 1854. wl4wly-
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Just Received At the Beehive,

4 FEN 7a Of those superior LADIES CLOTHS
n ais. SPANISH CUkLED CLOTHS, new and
f,spi. ,rr.' Ito iCr Cltl >. ",'etHor With an
ifr,...r '.,r., oil Civ4A M .t,s Ir'nIiutnhs.
For .p.u loS,, ,hpr eyer tt -, ~ - H., GfE-
Tvs. y PIth IR.
lur'iEEt,s hos. D .iIvf4
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The Eclectic Hce-rIiyr
TuE DRONF.TRAP,
STONE WARE.

NIurOL- 4 HONNTUN NANINI Pl ~ ~ y
" Of b,i,Drtt hs Ior' 100, -t.a. Vac. s. .u-
factory, are mos r'mHy fu t.rr.t ruer ..nf4 AID
others at short notice, every dr,e ipti,n .i ~tonv
Ware. NICHOLS + iuYN Toy
Burlin gton. ju!y Z, 1884, iF.tf
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Merchants Garglinp Oil

HAS BEEN BEFORE THE PUBLIC MORE
than Is years, and has acquired unbounded
celebrity, not only as the best Lnment for Horses
ever known, hut Embrooation for Family Use
il stands unrivaed.
1t is sold by almost all Druggists and Merchants
throughout the Country, Of whom Pamphlets con-
tanning testimonas of its wonderful efficacy may be
had.
General Depot, Lock- port, n. Y A liberal dis
count ia made to purchasers, and all
to NJ. Ii. TUCKER d CO, successors to G. W.
MERCHANT will meet with prompt attention.
Sold by THEO. A. PECK, G. W. ALLEN, A. c.
SPEAR and e. G. CATLIN, Burlington EZRA
ALEXANDER, Charlotte JOHN SIMMONDS, I'd,
Shelburne L. ". WILLIAMS, Essex; l.. b.
GREEN, Richmond 4. ). WHITCOMB, Williston,
Div. 602; f. IL. LANE, Jericho Center L. BUR-
CESS co, Milton ) c. ISHAM, Winoosk Falls ;
and by Druggists and Merchants generally through.
out the United States and Canadas.
Aug. 4. 1854. w6vly
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l.isr remarkable fact that among the hundreds o.
uu,u.nt nhyticuin= Who hIe examined the recipe by
~hoh Huis ShrsaphriA Ii PREPARED, not one has
DETAINED II hut hi approved It, aud commend II 10 the
highest pruis. Many PITY sirsus express themselves
-'t 81, 80 thy hri-i 'hs r. 81 decidedly he best prepa-
rH. 20 Sp.nIhriia that hes been placed before tho
yuhuc Although thore are many pny siCiaus who feel =
having their nsues appended 10 e
n.uiauuu Of any particular remedy, withstandng
the, MAY approve % It in the highesl degree ther. are
other Who frankly yield their support IN favor Of 3
r-rrIy Shch they kno" Is capable OF doing much
.uwhg from old aud respectable phy sirans Of nigh
--.-.-l. M .Mr community lm nhlch tha. Nv
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Notice.
GREAT ANNUAL SALE
OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF
sSarDetinDs
CONTAINED IN OURslX SALES ROOMS

CONTAINED IN OUR SIX SALES ROOMS,
Al the Corner of Hanover a Elm Streets.
IN order to insure immediate sale o. the whole
Il Stock, we shall sell at the following reduced
prices, viz:
II cents per yard for Hemp carpets % cents per
yard for good Linen carpets, 80 per ward for
Ingram carpets. 81 cents per yard for [ mon car
pets. ~ cents per yard for super, Union carpets.
81 cents per yard Tor lwopy carpets So to % cents
per yard for Extra Fine carpets ~ 10 70 cents per
yard for -uperhue carpets. ~ 90 cents per ward
for kiddermlnster carpets. ~ TO cents per ward
for Superhue English carpets. Three Ply CARPET. at
great reduction. - 10 l2j cents per ylrt for
Brussels Tapestry, comprising beautiful ana modern
styles OF English and American mpnuftctue. I2i
20 62 cents for splendid Velvet Tapestry curIots-
the usual prices Of which are s2.25, and upynias
~ cents per yari for elegant Wilton carpet,
usual prices of which are 80, aud upwards.
Also, many styles Of hgh-cOst tapestry uud Vel
VctCarpet-, Of ssperJi English pulic tufe -, lea
account OF their nigh Glisl. and beautiful qui-
~, are seldom imported 70 th. county, viii D., sold
az the same price Of d ordinary article
Also, all our Painted Canvas. Carpets--rmsracirs
the largest assortment 10 be found IN the citv-oi
sheet Oh Cloths, "a feet vide t. the uarrpvc.t
"dths, at the same reduced prices
Also, Bookings, Crumb Cloths, stair csrpets. Eel.
ungs, Rugs Mats and all articles usually iou nd in
lfst GLASS Carpet Warehouse.
~ To effect closing out sale II win be .een by
reference to our stof prices, that We oer our stock
a. much lover prices thar Carpets have e,e before
been SOLD IN this sountry
NEW ENGLAND CARPET co.
IS Hanover ST., Corner Of Elm st,
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Rev. +. ". eRHoN,-H., X. STEVENSON.

lgs,IlsvE Rev H. W. Sehon Is widely AD- generally
eloquent iui accom- p,ishei pastor Of the VI
Hsv. b Stevenson has b-.,,
talented and Jealous members that the Ken
.rrkt Conference could boast Of for many Years sud
tine Is filling the high HnI responsible station fgsen
tlit v buuk Concern
LOUISVILLE, May 20th, 1919
used .uhu Bull sar-upaTilis aud have know
.u uaed. vit4t entire satirac ou and have
b,-ja.ru In stating belief, that is safe and
S-urrr medical Compound, aud calculated to produce
utu,l good and relieve much suffering; and therefore
sound cueriuls and most earnestly recommend IL IN.
ai.U...I r ". sLHOS,
tsislrlI + STEVENSON
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Pork Fish. AZ.

lnn BBLS. HEAVY MESS PORK ~ bois
lOb Lard ., .ubs 10 100 q;ls. Goldfish
Is bbl.. Narkersl No, ! and 2 100 bxs. sailed
Herring Is sitts do, icr sale ty
hEEElCK 4 NILES
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-02-09
ShOulder Braces.

ann CELEBRATED KIND, TIE CHEST
EAparder an1 Suspender combined, so houeE-
cal to the NioopHg Hetvs aud CONTRACTED Chest, 70
sale at (d&w'O THFO. 4. pFCK'S
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-02-09
DRY GOODS.
Dry Goods at Wholesale,

The undersigned are receiving direct from
Europe large importatons of Dry Goods, embrat-
ing many new and beautiful styles. Also, q very
general and desirable stock of American Goods, all
of which they prepared to offer to the trade on
the most favorable terms. Particular attention
given to Cloths Cassimeres, Vestings and tailoring
Goods generally. An examination of our Stock by
Merchants and Merchant Taylors is solicited.
A. NJ. 4 W. n. STRONG,
Importers and .Iobbers, Broaduav, Albany.
A. NJ. Strong. VIM. N Strong. T. j. Strong
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I'll A ri S

4 QUANTITY OF HAMS, SMALL SIZE, DLsI
n E,RLE for boiling. Hotel keepers and retai Ter;
will be supplied on reasonable terms at
July 49, dIwtt :. ;. plNII.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
George 4. WOOivertOu s 60.

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers IL
Boots ana Shoes also Agents for Goodyea. ltlia
Rubbers and J. Patridge's Boots.
$50 and $50 B,oai,gqy, Albdny, y. T.
g. A, Woolyerton r. Dunn. | c. Is. WoolyertoI.
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Tn. Oriolr.L MEDICINE EsrABLiaHED IN 1887
and fr.t a-tieie q me kind ersr introduced und<r q"
COUNTRY; OF other Puironie Bafers are eosHterft,s
7se genuine ,. knoun by tss na,at BRYAN brnS
uGHptd on zach WAFER
BRYAN's PULMONIC WAFERs
Relieve Coughs Colds, sore-throat, Hoarseness
BRYAN's PULAoSIc WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breat thing
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve Splitting Of Blood Pains in the Chest
BRYANs PUIMONIC WATERS
Relieve Incpient Consumption, Lung Diseases
BRYANS PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvuls and Tonsils
BRYASs PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve the above complaints in Ten Minutes.
BRYAS's PULMONIC WATERS
Are blessing TO all classes and constitutions
BRYAS's PULMONIC WATERS
Are adapted for vocalists and Public Speakers
BRYAN's PULMCNIC WATERS
Improve the compass and iexibility Of the yoios
BRYAE's PULNONIC WATERS
Are in simple form and pleasant TO the taste
BRYAEs PULaoEIc WATERS
Not only relieve, but effect rapid lasting Cures
BRYANs PULMOSIC WATERS
Arswarranted TO give satisfaction TO every one
No Family should be without a box Of
Bryan'- Puinsonic Wafer.
HOUSE
10 Traveller should be without a boz Of
Bryau's Puim"nic Waters
~ HIS PoCKKT
NJ dealer should be without e supply d
Bryan's PuImonie Waters
FOR HIS cusroNERs
No person will ever object to give for
Bryan's Puimonic wafers
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
J. BRYAN & CO., Rochester, N. T.,
Sole P-opvIaox
GEO. W. ALLEN, Agent for Burlington an
vicinity.
Dec !, 1854. WIN
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Musical Instruments
NEW GOODS.
JAMES e. RRINSMAID.

Successor to Bfinsmaid. Brother n Co.,)
Church Street, Buri,hgton,
Is OPENING THE RICHEST AID
TT1a j most extensive variety Of =
aJ.I GOLD AND SIL YER GOODS,
Eight day, Chronemeter, Magic, Double time, Cylin.
der and Lever Watchc, Of all the various styles and
qualities usually desired at the lowest nriees and
some fine English Levers, aud fine time Keepers, Of
Swiss and English make, Of our own importation,
just received Those wishing are desired to exam
ire them.
Also received a great variety Of New Goods, and
among them Gne Reticules, hne Comps ss',
Busks. Shell Combs, styles of Ladies Purses,
Card Cases, Port -mounaes, Wax matches, lgnites,
Comedian Charms Tweesers, Spy-g glasses Coat-links
SNUFF and Tobacco boxes Cigar cases, 1ndolible inks
Court plaster, Ivory tablets Tobacco pouches Gilt
beads, Wax candles, Thermometers sizes, Pock.
ct back fine and coarse combs, Brushes Of all kinds.
Tooth picks, EaLors Of all prices, Soaps Hair oils,
Rimiuels Toilet Vinegar, GENUINE Maccassar
oil Drinking Flasks bone and silver Napkin-rings,
button fasteners, hair pins, and thousand and one
useful articles in daily use by Ladies and Gentle
men. The greatest variety of such goods, at tho
lowest cash prices, at the Old Stand, Church street.
Burlington, Vt.
! Oct 7 ddv
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Il. &. DAVIS & To-.

Manufactures Of and Whoi,sal, Dealers N
r EA d MADE Clio THJNG,
Importers and Jobbcrs of Cloths, Cassmores, Vests
ings and Trimmings. large assortment Of fine
and medium, low priced Clothing, constantly on
hand and for sale on the most liberal terms. Mer-
chant are invited to call and examine gni .,s'l.
Nos. } and 4 +. chongc. G41y.
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TRUSsES.
To the Ladies I,

7 o Tue LdUIGB
VUsT Received at the BEEHIVE another Carton
- of those elegant French wool De LANES, also
Cashmeres and Gold Medal do also splendid
Line Of French Merinos French Grapes "a new style
Of dress goods elegant Line Of plain, changea
be plaid, stripes, and rich Brocade, dress SILKS and
pure Satins a great variety Of long and square
Brocha, Cashmere, Tibet, Merino and WOODEN
Shavls Silk Wrappers, Merino wrappers ana
prswcrs, Searfs, Erubreideries, &c, &c.
Mo-. anon =. PECK, JH.
a., q
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4 Card to the Ladies.


I'm. puPoNC0's French Periodical Goldsr P.is,
- iGHliible ~ removing stoppagvs OF irr5Eu-
lafIties OF the menses These Pills nothing
n y, but have been used by the Doctor for many
years, both in France and America, with unparalle
I'D success in every and he is urged by many
thousand ladies, who have used them, to make the
Pills Public for the alienation of those suffer
from any Irregularities whatever well as to pre-
vent pregnancy to those ladies whose health will
permit Increase of family. Pregnant females,
or those supposing themselves so, are cautioned
against using these pills while pregnant, the pro-
pretOr esponsibility after the above adj
monition although their mildneEs would prev nt
any mischief to health otherwise these Pills are
recommended. Full aud explicit directions accom-
pany each box.
Price 81 90 per box.
GEO. W ALLEN, Wholesale and Retail Agent
for Darlington, Winooski falls, Milton Willis
Hinesburgh aud Richmond, to whom all orders must
be cent. by enclosing 81 90, the Pills vii be sent
by mail
General Agents for Rutland and vicinity Of Hut
land, POND 4 MORRIS, Druggists.
Oct. ~, 1854, dkwly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-02-09
SHEET MUSIC.

More than Ten thousand Pieces now on hand and
all new pieces of Music received as publish
ed. Glee Books and Church Music Books Of every
description.
Mr.. RUST will sell all articles as low a. those Of
the quality be obtained in any city and
liberal discount made to Teachers and those who buy
TO sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received, he will spare effort keep complete
assortment Of all articles usually kept in a Music
store, and by constant personal attention to his bu
siness, hopes to in his New and Commdious.
store, ALL Of his OLD, and many customers
Burlington, July ;, 1853 w3wtf
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Lace, sr".u he r,.hcri.s.

a TFW rlESCEScA aNuN. No -. MACkEREL
" at Cuiisl--sad a,'v hoA,s yauiies, which
d4a't ,opc from The Fisheries, foi "a, by
\ S. DEWEY.
O,tIO dAwtf
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New Goods.
Hrins laid g. EIildreth,
E'SSsESOIDEIsEGs

~ larger assortment o. gOods In TINS me than
usual, consisting of
Cambria Collars, Cambria Sleeyes,
Muslin do Muslin do
Honton do Thread do
Under hdkfs., Muslin and Cambria Bands, Edsings
.and Insertings, Dimity Bands, Embroidered
Skirts, illusion, bobinet and black silk
Laces, Embroidered Hdkfs., Veis,.
Stamped Collars, Working
Cotton, etc, etc.
" HITE GOODS.
JAG. and Sars. Cambrics, Bishop Lawn,
Swiss null Mrslins, Plaid Cambrics
Book do Figured do
Sacarills do White Dimitv,
Linens.
lo-4 Linen sheetings, Linen Napkins,
9-s Pillow Linen, do Table Covers
lO-4 Table Damasks, do colored do DO.
Huckabuck, Crash, Scotch and Russia Diaper, Nap
kins, etc. etc.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Ladies and Gents. Lisle Gloves,
do do Silk and Isle Gloves
do do Colored and White Silk do.
Misses Gloves
White and Colored Kid do.
do do Cotton Hose,
Merno do,
Cashmere do,
Gents. Silk. oolored and White do.
Boys do
Burlington, April %, 1854. d4rtf
LIAR RESTORATIVE, The only article that
Il will make hair grow on bald heads is Elmer
sons Stmulator, which is warranted when required.
Circulars relating to it furnished at the counter
Jan. 10, ddwtf For sale by THEo 4. PECK.
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GROCERIES.
MONteath 4 BadsIey,
IUHnJ EE arr EDnCED

GROCERIES.
MONteath 4 Badgley,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
And Dealers in
OIL, Of all kinds, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, Oakup, g.
tsQuny ST.. cor. Exchange,
ALBANY. \. v.
Peter Monteath, Joseph L Bndgley
Wait Il Coates,
Nos $50 and 36l Broad,cay iBany,
Wholesale Dealers in
Groceries Teas Coffee, Sugar, Molasses Spices,
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, SC; Havana segsrs, Of SUI
perior quality sperm, solar, Whale and Olive
OILS.
REID n d A ' $.
WHOL ESA LIE y LERS ~
Foreign Liquors, Wines, Cordials, Havana Segars,
6c.; also, a superior article of irish Scotch
and Manongahela Whisky
No. | State Street, A ALBANY
James Reid, William DaYs
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N ails,
Selling OFT.

IL h. NICHOLS HAVING ASSOCIATED WIFE
Il him l.. C.. BOYNTON, will continue the
mercantile business in all its branches heretofore
carried on by him, with increased stock OF goods
in their season. and shall endeayoI be able sup
ply anything usually kept in New York and Boston
Retail stores, ut less than New York and Boston
hrices. And We Nc" oder anything have on
pand az very low prices wishing to reduce our pre-,
sent stock to make room for our Pail goods.
We would respectfully invite all in want of gooGs
either Wholesale Retail, t. call and examine gu,
goods and prices. Get posted up with the lowest
price then call at l'H Church Street and buy your
Burlington, July l, 1884. d&wf
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DERfUMEhY Every variety OF odCr, of E ~
j lsh, French and American Perfumes, from the
cheapest to tie incest article. At wholesale and
tail, by THEO, 4 PEEK.
Dec. IS. uGwti
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f,LANuRTNG UATKACTs F,esh OF all Minds.
Il uaa,. iie-.J 4us.,,s. i"s .ai~ Dy
ia 80. 4. PECK.
usc. u.s. d&wE
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A.eIfaIEL NNTIIE.

~ r.. NICHOLS having MALE CHANGE
II IA his BUSINESS, IS u,slrrusOf closing ais old
books, aGl al inI,L I, him previous 60 July lst
1854, roquc-trd 10 cali ard settle, the books
mu7t be closed either uy note or otherwise.
I. X. NICHOLS.
Burlington, July n. s53 dtwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-02-09

E>REsH CAMPHENE--by the Barrel and at re-
dkr tail by TIIEO, A. PECK.
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Fruit, n,
How to Sleep Warm.

40 TO LYMAN's ana buy pair of those nice
~ all wool sheets, aud Rose Blankets. And IL
Won have got horse, a good h,rse, "kIspER" buy
OF those good horse blan Sets,-they are all
cheaper than wood or coal and certainly more du-
rabic. Boat iorsvtat the CORNER SHoRE.
Dee. ). d&wtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-31
SKYLICHT
DAG UER EAN GAL Il E RI

u-xs.zg L " BUELL.,
. - \ .WEx-Ng Daguerrean Art st,
Es.sas Nes9{4gfE Would respectful
XsITFs Fx4SkLassttSe xss.s iy announce TO the
- 5e5-.ls.ssa4az9 inhabitants Of keo
knk and ylcmity. that he II prepared 10 take
Ikenesses If a who may give hlm cali, In she
mos, ne fleet manner, having a large Skylight,
the ouiy light BY which blue eye ca" be made
10 look natural and fsr superior 10 all other
lights for Dsguerreotvping also, having an ex-
nfriance In the art OF over seven years, he fat
ters himself that lie can suit the most fastidious
Pictures and Drawings copied; Landscapes and
pictures OF the sick or decrased taken al short
notice. Pictures put up in every variety oi
style regardless Of the weather, end satisfaction
ia Nil cases guaranteed.
June o. 1855 d'f
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JAM ES REYNOLDS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,


Mechanics Block. NORTH side Of Man ST.,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
HAVING made arrangements for q per-
IL msnent business IN the above ine am ~
now offering .e the city and country trade II
large and we'll selected stock IF
Drugs. Medicines. Points, Dyes Oils and Var
n!ahes - Brushes, G glassware and Windew
Giass,
Also Perfumery and fancy articles, Cigars, To-
bscco and snuff, aud choice assortment OF
Family Groceries, including Spices. Teas, Fla.
.cring Extracts, Candies, Soda, Salaratus, and a
variety Of articles pertaining to that department;
all which will be sold on the principle OF asnall
profits and quick returns"
Particular attention given 10 preparing pre-
scrip'ions. In cases where medicines are re-
qlired during The night il is frequently ineonve.
nient TO Oh aia them This difficulty | have
completely obviated bv having my residence in
Para Of the same building occupied by my
store; and persons desiring medicines may rely
upon procuring them at all hours. night or day,
without Inconvenience or delay.
Druggists, merchants and others, purchasing
by the quantity. are requested to rive me call
as ! am determined to sell on as favorable terms
as any house II the city.
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LL.EEgEl,

IGNgEI,
THE PINE Nj l..
THE subscribers have constantly on hand
/ supply Of
Dressed Flocring.
Also, FEscr.s BoARps and FKScrso Picgt rs,
siding. and General assortment Of dimensisn
atnff
Mill and Lumber Yard at the foot OF Second
street, Keokuh, Iowa
April7, 1865. dimawly.