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JUST RECEIVE d.

nTREcT from New York. the largest and most
- splendid stock of Ladies' Fancy Furs, Fancy
Robes, Fur Gaun.iets. Swans Down Nictorine. and
Cuffs Gents Fur Mufiers, Fur Gloves &c, &c
brought to the West. shdH oFrr Great Inducements
10 nHrho rant anything in the abore line, and will
sell sets Of Nlctornes cheaper than the same article
be bought in St Louis. All ask i. for you 10
call and examine my stock, which is superior TO any
thing IN the West.
Ladies please call and look my stock. No
trouble to show good. Don't forget the place but
call AT the NEW YORK EMPORIUM
A. g. SHELDON,
Oct. IL, sod Main, corner I'd st.
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L.. ". BUELL..

DAGU ERREAA ARTIST,
4 ND dealer in eve 49,
: s: !:
faeturers large
rietv Of Papier Maehie kossuth and Landscape
Cases, of all sises and styk&, which will be sold
chea per than ever before offered in this markvt,
either Ia Artists filled with iifelike miniai ures
Call and see them at the Sky Light Rooms, sc
Main Street.
August ls, 1855. Il
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Enae rs~u,s Side CHIT al nd Aky Light
DAGUERREAN GALLEKY.-- -
IL Having entered into arrange
ments With the patentse Of the 1SdH2
justly celebrated imitation PAPER! re-
Macbe Frames, TO which have been
awarded the first premium OF several Of the Eastern
State Fans and ai-o gold medal 81 the Worlds
Fair, recently held in New York City, am now pre-.
pared TO get up miniature which, for faithfulness Of
execution beauty and richness Of tone, the darabi
ty and finish Of workmanship, challenges the adm.
ration of the lover Of the beautiful in nature and art
aud causes him TO exclHim aiond--"ThifA street IL
the place to get life like miniatures taken" AL
am the only Artist Of whom such frames be pnr
chased, would respectfully solicit all Western art
sts inspection Of the same.
sgs would also inrits stheir attention to Of
the largest and most complete sssortmenfs Of Ds-
guerreotype stock and apparatus y be found in The
western country. EMERSON, Artist.
Gallery, No. Third Street. sep &c. 4
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TAKE NOTICE.
New Jewelry EstaDlis h m e n 4.
FAR MELE A An RRELl

New Jewelry Embellishments.
PAR VI IE q CAMPBELL
AVE Just opened u store Main street, be
l. l. tween Second ard Third, where may b. found
an entire new stock of
GOLD AND SfII FIR WATCHES
palor aud mantle Clocks, liver spoons Forks knives
Re pure ~ coin. New and fashionable Jeweiry,
plated ware, fine pocket cutlery in fact every thing
and desirable in this line; aud W hch may be
bought cheaper than elsewhere.
1~ss~ The public & morally invited to call and
examine the stock, whether they wish purchase
no..
keokuk October ] /. '55--ddwy
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CMACKEKSI CRACKE4kE!
POWDER MACHINE.

" dur. canister in whole and one half pounds
Oct 3-w tLEuIORN Il HARRISON.
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LADIES
NOW il the time for you to call and secure OF
\ those splendid sets of Nictorines. I have them
ranging in prices from 81 to sl0o per sett. Among
my assortment may be found the following:
Sable,
Russian Sable,
Queen Sable
Stone Martin,
Rock Martin,
Mountain Martin,
Fitch
Black and Blue Coney,
White Errnine
Fur Gauntlets.
Ladies call and exam ne them. No trouble to
show them to persons wanting the above goods. Call
at the NEW YORK SroRR,
a. Z. SHELDON,
Oct Ia Main, corner Sd ST.
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FRENCH CANDIES.
TUST received BY Express from New York city
- large assortment Of French Candies, such as
Ice Cream Drops assorted fayors
Sherry DO do do
Gum do do do
Cordial do do do
Metropolitan Lozenges, Conversation Loxenges,
Paintillier. &c. de.. at
CREIGHTON 4 DINNERS
Confectionery aud Ice Cream Saloon.
june II, 1855.
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Guy MVEks-A tale Of Georgia; by ". GILL
~ more simms. For sale by
&C I'D j. T. CAVE son.
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Fancy Candies.
lust received the largest and best assortme MT of
u Fancy Candies ever before offered III heok ak ;
also "a large assortment Of Fruits, Nuts, 1e., at
CREIGHTON DINNERS
Arrl 80, ls55.-aif. johnson Street
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~ CREIGHTON 4 DINNERS,
Je l2-dtf Johnson Street.
I'll The Gate City Hat Store" II
in receipt If large stock of Hats, Caps, and
i Fur G"od- purchased directly IF the maBufae-
lures and warranted III style and quality No. IA,
Main Street. 5. y. VOORHEES, GO.
Sept. 8, ls55.-d
s'Gate City Hat Sfere.''
4 LARGE and carefully selected assort nlent Of
n the latest style Of fine Hats and Caps. pressly
fo the city trade. ). L. VOORHEES, d co.
sept. q, is55.-el
'.At the Gate CITY Hat store"
4 PINE lot of pantleme Walking Canes and
: " Umbrellas s. I. VOORHEES, i co.
Sept. 6, lS55--d <#
4 GENTLEMEN IS Collars, 6loves, Grasats and Fur
~ Goods ~ Gate City Hat Store.
sept 6, ls55.--d :. i. VOORHEES, 4 co.
4 FULL assortment Of Aietoriuz, CUTS and Furs
: \ expressly for the Ladies, just received at the
cato City Hat spore, No. ~, Main Street.
SEPT. ., ls5a-d s. +. VOORHEES, co.
To my Gentle man
NTISHlNH q new Hat we have just received per
w Express ? dozen Soft Hats Of Superior quail
icy ut the "Great Western Emporium
u. r. HUMPHREY GAGE.
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Renewed from Concer, Hail.

I T.. H. H0UGHTON, Attorney and Counsellor
IL. at Law, Notary Public. Land and general col
Letting Agent. Office in the Real Estate Agency and
wholesale Auction House of Smith Van Sicklen,
ION I'D street between Main and johnson, keekuk,
Iowa. Lots Of Lots and Farms for sale on reasona-
bic terms foot cd
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NEW OYSTER DEPOT.
TNHE undersigned are receiving daily, by express,
/ fresh Baltimore Oysters, which we offer to the
citizens of keokuk and vicinity by the can or dozen
We have also fitted up Saloon, where
commodate Ladies well as Gentlemen with good
plate OF fresh oysters.
CREIGHTON 4 dinner
Oct I'D johns tan Street
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NORA and the Doctor: or revelations Of a Physi-
~ clans wife. For sale by
oct cd i T. CAVE A a0N
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DTS OF Blarney by MackenEie--a series OF Irish
- Stories and Legends. For sale by
oct cd !. I. CAVE a son
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p fCHARD HURDIs--A tale Of Alabama fairly
L I illustrated; by W Gilmore Simms. For sale by
oet cd J. +. CAVE & son.
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Fall styles.

WOOL DELAJNEs. Every variety Of plain and
w figured Wool DeLaine,. just received at
sep21idw WOODWARD co.'s
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(EADY MADE Cl0THINs.-~Eyerythi thing III this
Z line con be had at the lowest figures mt
sep27dpw WOODWARD co.'s
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M ESsRS. EDITORS Please inform the Ladies
III that We have received the largest stock of en-
broderies, Collars from cents 10 $500 Male &C.
Black Silk Brussels and real thread Lace Lace ac-
onett and Swiss Collars Corsets Ribbons MORE An
tique and Ribbon Trimmings &c. DC
IL u. WOODWARD CO.
Aug Is disability
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-02-02

Sardinia is reported to have undertaken to
send $4,000 men recruited from all Italy to
the aid Of the Allies. In the Est the rea
sin assigned for Slr1inil's action, is TIN
this outside enterprise will help to divert the
attention Of the Italian people FROM their
own country. The Italians are growing
restless.
Russia is preparing for a spring campaign
The Allies in the Crimea are daily receiving
reinlorcemcnts, and Russian reinforccmonts
are advancing by forced marches through
Besslra bia
The army of Bavaria bus almost completed
its war compliments Letters say the Swe-
dish army is Immediately to be placed on
war footing by the addition Of 1000 Swedes
and $4,000 Norwegians
The weather in the Crimca was frosty, and
the roads plssablc, although snow had fallen,
but the frozen earth somewhat retarded the
works Of the bescgcrs.
Private letters from Vienna say that Prince
Cortchakon has instructions to accept every
thing and accedc to all the Allies may demand
except the reduction Of the Russian feet aud
the occupation Of Russian territory.
Henry Wilson Elected q. =. senator
Bosrov. Jan. 3l-P NJ
The NJ ssachusctts Senate to-day clcc ed
Henry Wilson, L. S Senator, in concurrence
with the House Mr. Wilson received p
votes
Washington News -- Lieut.. Hunter dis
m d nm SiuunI Hnu,tyigu,.
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Great Animal sale!
0bcal Amman SAFE!
UPWARDS OF
S | 80, 900 w o r T II

UPWARDS OF
S | 3 O, 900 w q r T II
INTER CLOTHING
At the following Low Pri:es
81 SO to 2.
Good Pants, Of various fabrics.
So so.
Cashmere Docskin, and Broadcloth Pants, at this
10" price, for few days, to reduce stock.
90 rs.
Custom Made Docskin Pants, Canvas Bottoms, and
made OF as good materials as the Pants for which
you usually pay S.. Closing sale Of Winter Clothing
SO to s.
iancy Cas-, Doeskin, and Cloth Pants, Of very
desirable patterns being ut least Is per cent less
than the same are usually sold
90.
A nice Affair for a Gentleman. Over Garments,
custom made, usually sold for much more.
$lO TO I2.
Fine Custom Made Overc1at or sack, made from
Drab, Blue, and Black Pilot Cloth, Dronlcoth and
beaver Cloths, for this low price. viii guaranty
that the same garments are sid at from SIS to 400
SO TO 16.
ralmas. An entirely New Style Of Over Garments,
combining gcntility with cas- and comfort.
90 so.
For an Office or Business Coat, toclose out the stock
SO to IL.
Dress and Frock Coats from iup,rnnc Broalcloth
ard ,ocsdns, mud up io good style and in faith.
iul manner An will be sold at these low prices, to
close out stock.
81 to l so.
Vests, of the latest f,-hon, lor these low prices.
go 10 3 so.
For Nice Fancy Satin Vest Al.n Black or Fancy
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In Johnson, Dec. y, CHARTS r. youngest son of
ALEXANDER aud AopY L. RIDDLE, aged y.ar aud
3 months
In bennington. Jan. II, Elisha Root. Esq, aged
80 years. Also. Dec. -, OF apoplcSy, Mrs Pris-
ella Peach, aged GS ycols.
In Cabot, Jan. &, Clari.sa l.. Gnnn aged q years.
In Danrillc Jan. -, Miss Mary d. Harris, aged
lG years.
In Irasburg, Jan. 10, Mrs. Julia Allen, aged 20
years.
In East Montpelier, Jan. II, ilr. Arthur Dnggett,
aged 50 yenrs-one of the first settlers.
At Mar-hirld, Dec. -, Maivina, daughter Of Mr.
Coolidge Taylor, aged ~ vcms.
In NcwJury, Jan. :, Mrs. Aba gail Emerson, aged
20 years.
In pautou, Jan. Il, Mrs. Joanna Spencer, aged
50 years.
Gnshaftshury, Jan. ~, Mr., David Hall, aged cs
year.
In st. Johnsbury, Jan. l., Mrs Mary Arnold.
aged Is years.
In vcrgcnncs, Jan. p, Col. chilcon Wines, aged
IS years.
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CAUTION.
nR.LUTHER STONE, Of ChnrIott

hR. TIER STONE, Of Charlotte. has at the
- tnst5Htion Of his ruling passion avarice, eau
u'nC0 the public against furnishing me upon hi.
credit ifthc public should do So it would be more
thon he has ever done, for be ius scd upon my sup
porting myself and has often assorted that he was
under no more obligation to suppoit me than was
to support him. ] have been cruelty prosecuted for
conscience sake and subjected to every spcci of
dignity, brutality and injustice, by himself and
family. Young migrate, who is indebted to me
for all she knows that /. useful, above me in
authority. Last OF all myself and sister suffered
personal violence his hands. ! then considered
that in the sight Of God, | was released from all
obligations towards him. aud left his house under
the protection of my brother, with whom am now
residing in my native state, and Dr.. Stone knows
exactly where. notwithstanding his declaration to
the contrary.
Both health and happiness required my immc-
diatc removal, and To have remained longer in such
4 Egluted atMespbCre. Would have been shining
AMANDA NJ. W. STONE.
Jan. ~, lsjj. dGt6x3w
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INDICATED INHALATION,
DR.. J; GoLDINGBUNTISG,
nf Nnrtlu,,,,tz.. -

of northampton, Mass,
a NJ Formerly Of the Brompton Hospital, Citv
n Road, London for tho euro Of Consn,ngtioB.
bronchitis, and all other chronic a fcctions Of tho
Throat, Lungs and air passages, by tho inhalation
Oh indicated vapors, os practiced ia the said osp
tai The remedies employed by DR.. b. are brou tht
into immediate contact with the liberated surfaces
OF tho Lungs and Throat, by inhalation, producing
their action at tho very seat Of the disease A sim.
gle weeks trial will convince tho invalid Of the
eieacy Of the le-rcstoring power Of this trc1tmen
DR.. Bunting will be at the American Hotel Bar.
linRton, on tho 2ith, 2jth, and 2Uth, Of this
month. for consultation with patients on the
above Diseases,
from A. NJ. to 8 p. NJ.
DR.. b. may DO also consulted on al diseases DC.
culinr to Females, free of oharge, at his rooms.
81 Principal Olice, Northampton, Mass, where
all letters (postpaid) will be duly answered.
Jan. lG. dtv.r
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TelegraphiC Report o. the Gam
bridge Cattle MarAct.

fr.,,ty TO-. H.. itL, Is, D
'f'' 800 wodnSsa',. ,,n ' 81
4. vo.,.o.1ot- o,,,fo sI'.. ynn,
o.I o. So -''
"''. >,l.t.. ., 80 WIZ
-o'' ' 49, "''N'' CIV" ''''''
no,
r,." WV @a
'9' q"nl'y' 50
Th;r iiu Aug 40 : A"'5'
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G r A T l s A.!
" ~ n 4 y
J TT p u BLIS II Z n,

4 - y q u Il 4 ~ II r ~
4 New Discovery in Medicine
L FEW WORDS on the rational treatment, with
~ out Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Local
Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitudc,
Weakness of the Limbs and Back, lndispositon and
Tncupacity for Study and Labor, Dullncss OF Appre
honsiun, Loss Of Memory, Aversion to Society,
Love of solitude, Imidity, self Distrust, Dizziness
Head Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the
Side, Affection of the Eyes, Pimpes ON the Face,
Sexual and other lnhnitics in Man.
From the French Of DR.. Delaney
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed ulihom wfdciHs, is, in this
small Tract, clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, as adopted by
the Author, fully explained, by the means Of which
every is enabled to cure himself perfectly, and
at the least possible cost, avoiding thereby all
the advertised uostrums of the day.
sent to any address, gratis and post free, in a
sealed envelope, by RENTING (post pad) two Post
age stamps to Or, u. DE LAAEl, No. II, Lispen'
ard Street, New York City.
Dee. ~. 1884. d6wtf
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Geotge Com stook's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. Tho Hon. the Probate
District Of Chittenden, g. Court for tue District
OF Cultenlon. To all persons interested In the
estate Of deorse Coinstock, late Of Burlington, In
said district deceased, GRrrrIye.
WHEREAS, the Administrators Of said deceased
proposes.to render an account Of her adninistra.
ton and presenth her ncooun against said estate for
examination aud allowance at session of the Court
Of Probate, u be holden at the Probate Court Room
on the 18Th day Of February next;
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be.
fore said Court at the tune and place aforesaid and
show cause, any you have, why the account afore-
said should no, be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this 2eth day
Of January, 1855.
w3lw] D. FRENCH, Register.
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Thomas Chamberlain,s Estate

wv ETHE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint.
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners TO re-.
ceivc, examine and alust the claims and demands of
all persons gains the estate Of Thomas Chamberlain
late Of burlington, in said District deceased, repre-
sented lnsplveut, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in f'et thereto and ak months from
the day OF the late hereof, being allowed by said
Iuur ttor tlt purpose we do therefore hereby give
notice, that will att nd 10 the bu ncssof our p
p'iuineut, at the Office of IND rwuod Hard, IN
burlington, in said district, the 4th Saturdays Of
April and Juno next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, On each
Of said day.
Dated this 23rd day Of December A. d. 1854.
CHARLES RUSSELL,)
=. +. WALES, : Commissioners
ISAAC NYE,
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The Greatest Medical Discovery
of the Age.

De NA'D - p -
SgR. Kennedy, Of RoAbury, Mass. la. discovered
VI fl one Of our common pasture weed. rcucl.
that cures psyy KIND n iuu7r from the wort >rrui
down u II common pimpe. lie has tried 10 200 over
eleven hundred cases, and never failed except in
two eases (hoth thunder humorl lle ma. now iu
bis possession over two hundred Certificate, of it.
value, al. within twenty miles Of Bu-tln.
Two BOTTLES arc warranted TO cure a nursing s.ur
mouth.
GA, to three bottles will cure the worst kind of
piuplcs ON the face.
Two or three bottles will clear the system of boi,.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst cluher
/ in the mouth and ,tumayh.
Three to five bottles are warranted To cure the
One To two bottles are warranted to cure all humor
/ in tue eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running uf the
ca and blutchcs among the hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted TO cure corrupt
/ aud ruunin. ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption oC the skin
Two or three bottles warranted 20 cure the
worst case of ringwurm.
Two or three bottles warrahtcd to cure the
/ most desperate cases of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles are warranted to cure the
I salt rheum.
Five to eight bottles will cure the very worst case.
/ Of scrofua.
A benefit is always experienced from the FIRST bot
tie, and perfect is warranted when the above
/ quantity is taken.
Nothing looks so improbable to those who have IN
vain tried all the wonderful medicines of the day.
that a common weed, growing in the plsturcs, and
! along old stone walls, should cure every humor iu
| the system t., yet is now fixed fact. II you have
a humor, it has to start There are its nor auds
huns nor has about its suitng some case, but not
/ yours. | peddled over thousand bottles of IL in
/ the vicinity of Boston. | know the effects OF it in
every case. 1t has already done Of the great
est cures done in Massachusctt.. | gave il To-
children year old to old people Of sixty. have
! seen poor, puny, wormy looking children, whose
hozh wits soft ant habby restored 10 perfect state
( Of health by uue bottle
To those who are subject to a sick hea iachc one
bottle wilt always it. 1t gives great relief in
citarrh and dizziness. some who have taken IL have
been custve for years, aud have been &C. guhtcd by
IL. Where the body is sound 1t works quite easy but
where there is any arrangement Of the functions OF
nature, it will cause very sinsuar feeling, hut YOU
must not be alarmcd-the, always "a. lppcar i'm
from tour days to II week. There h. never q bad re-
suit from ton the contrary, when that feeling Is
gone, You will feel yourself like person
heard some of the most extravagant cncomiums of it
ever man listened to.
No change Of diet is ever necessary. Eat the best
,gUtt % n t.pt nd g.ln III of
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DIR. STONES
cough: ConsI'nptiOn and

DR.. ,. would also call the attention Of the public
to his invaluable remedy for Coughs, Colds, Con-
sumption, and all Bronchial affections. II will give
immediate rcliet where the severe cough exists,
ana in few days will the most troublesome
cold. As preventative and cure of Consumption,
1t has never been cqualled II contniu, no poison
Gus ingredients, and may be given to the most deli
cate child without fear or risk. This medicine has
been tried successfully in hundreds of cases the past
winter, and no family should De without it. Price
Principal Agent--N LILLIAN JOuN>UN. 40 luL
Hanover street, boston, Mass.
For sale in Burlington by q. W. ALLEN, \ pothc-
cary.
Feb. l. 1853 -.tr
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THE AFRICA'S NE VS..

IN "A FR 1 L " r. " y
BosToN, Jan. 81
The details Of the news by the steamship
j RIGA are received. The chief interest Of
tie news centers IN the doings of the Con-
g'ess of Vienna Hopes are entertained that
tie negotiations may lead to peace but
equal apprehcnsions prevail that they will
Prove truit!ess, and that the war will assume
magnitude much greater than at present.
Attempts are making by Prussia, and it is
tslieved Austria, to obtain an armistico
while the negotiations are going on.
IN approaching General Congress. i. more
'nhdently and generally anticipated. The
,ndon Deity Mars says " We may be in-
cleed to repose some confidence in the
result Of the deliberations Of that Congress,
i the United States are invited to take part
herein and accept the invitation, not other
wise"
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Jan rs, 1865, New Goods.

VIoI UFLNINU 4 NEW AND ENTLNNIN 7
~ variety of Ear Rings, Pins Finger Rings
Pocket Books. Brushes. Combs, britannia Candle
sticks, Tea Pots, Oy ter Ladies, Plated Spoons,
Hunting Watches, sc, all Of which viii be sold as
low be had az any place ia town or out of it,
at the old stand, Church Street.
j. T.. BRINsMAID.
Late Brinsmaid, Brother co.
Jan, goth, 1855. d6wu
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Matches. Matches.

'SNHE Subscriber has taken the shop and fixtures
Il on Chimplain Street, formerly occupied by Mr..
Eddy, and is manufacturing the CELEBRATED
AMERICAN MATCHES.
He has on hand a large quantity Of Matches, for
sale at Wholesale or Retail All Matches sold by
the subscriber warranted to give good satlsfac.
ton, o. BOsrWlCK
Burlington, Feb. l. 1855 w3w-
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BY Tele graph
FROM

Dy tAt s 1 'l'h
from
LYMAN'S STORE,-BURLING
ARRIVAL or TIE STEA MER
THREE DAYS LATER FROM NEW YORK
NEWS OF GREAT IMPORTANCEli!t
Reciprocity BIZ PdSStdtit!t
VNRADE IN DRY GOODS VERY BRISK. THE
1 receipts of Dry Good. quite large. Sale.
quick, and at very low figures, In staple goods,
viz She"ings, Shirtnss, Donims, Stripes, sc con-
siderable ,icity displayed, at prices much lower
than last spring
WO0LENS are heavy and firm, at prices that IT.
tract considerable attention.
FOREIGN GOOD---CassimCrcs, >haals De-
Laincs, 6c., very g, elp. Prices Of all articles
excepting worthless and Improbable kinds, exhibit
greater regularity aud lrmness The style. are
the best in Market, consequently meet with ready
sales.
EMBROIDERIES. In this line we notice large
and beautiful assortment, and at low prices. The
styles choice aud the goods good. Much at
tcntion hns been devoted in this limo by the Ladies'
and more animation dspla yed than usual.
TllIBETS, MERlNoS, COBUkGllS, &C,-Large
nportations of these goods this season, and prices
are from 20 to 80 per less than last year. 4
beautiful assortment Of these goods now ready
for exhibition and sale. Purchasers are invited to
give them look before purchasing elsewhere.
HOSIERY i GLDN E~.-As usual, u we'll select "a
stock of Hosiery and Gloves in the market, but
for choioe goods goods that goods, the CORNER
STORE is applied with endless variety, and at
t9r Prices.
- All are il .ited to call and examine for them
selNes.
CORNER STORE, Wckwars Bmlding,l