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SHEET MUSIC,

More than Tn Ihaus1gi Pieces now ON hand, and
all new pieces or Music received as soon publish
ed. Glcc Books aud Church Music Book Of every
description.
Mn. RUST will sell all articles low as those of
tho same quality can he obtained in any city, oul
liberal discount made to Teachers aud those who buy
To sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage lac has thus far
received he will spare no effort g. keep complcto
assortment Of all articles usr..', ... F. q Mn ic
Store. and hy constant pcr-nu'l attention To his hu-
cine. hoppe. =, 500 in bi. Nrw ar' Ipiumlious-
store. VT Of hi. olp, ouj many NrN cu.tomcr..
Burlington, July 10, 1883. w3wti
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-29

GOING SOUTH, will leave Rouse's Point every
morning. Sunday. cXccrted) at o'clock, on arri-
val Of car, of Champlan and II. Lawrence Railroad
from Montreal, reach burlington at 10. 4. NJ. in
time for the train of tho Rutland and Burlington
Railroad going South and East, Reaching Boston
and New ork same evening, and Whitehall at
O'Clock, p. NJ, in time for cars which reach Troy
and Albany at +. VI. whore passengers can take
the Troy steamers and Hudson River Railroad for
New York, or by same line passengers will reach
Schenectady at ?. NJ, aud connect with the train
of the New York Central Railroad going West, and
arrive at suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-29
Boots and Shoes.

Z. Il NJ. IUN,
Wholesale dealers in Boots, Shoes and Leather,
AZ & "A Pearl street,
Have on hand stock Of the best manufacture which
they will sell at the lowest prices in tho market for
en- IA,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-29
Boots, Shoes and Rubbcrs.

The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has removed from No. 30
Broad to
No. 30 Iliiby, opposite Central ST.,
and ofTers for sale ono of the most extensive and
best assortmcnts of Ladies', Gentlcmen's, Misses
AMI Children Boots and Shoes, Of his and other
manufacturers that can be found in Boston. Also,
all kinds sole leather and shoe stock, all If which
will be sold at elowest prices, for shorapprovcd
credit. /. RADDlN, JT.
y. u. ! say to those who purchase for cash, or
pay promptly when due, call and sec, for | will not
be unlcrsuld.
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NEW STYLE STENCIL PLATES.
With names cut in
WRITING LETTERS.

For marking Clothing with TndcDliblc Ink. Plates,
Ink, brushes, Frames, Alphabcts, Figure, Tyne
&c, wholesale and rcrail, Agents supplied. Adircss
:. NJ. MEICAl.F, i5i salem Street, Boston.
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GNOnSpEED d MNM.A

Winchcndun, Mass, Manufacture to order
Tub and Pail Machinery.
Woodworth's Patent Planning Machine, ,juarc
Lathes, for turning all kinds Of Chair stun. Mattel
Box and Clothes Pin Lnthcs. ~tlyc Saws Of all ize.
Also, sclf-Fccding Snvc Machines.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-29
y. NJ. PcttingiII q Co.'s
Boston Business Directory

Tho I'd Spring Card List, collected by : NJ
Pcttcngill Co., Newspaper Advertising Agents,
No. 10 state street, Boston, who are authorized by
tho publishers fthc best and most widely circulated
Newspapers throughout tho United states and
British Provinces, to take advertisements and sub
scriptions at their lowest rates.
The foiio,cing /, n Et Of many NJ The most subs,dn-
Hai and honorable business firms Boston, Merchants
and others uslfinC the city, wH find The Directory NJ
grcai 10 thtm and they adui,od 10 take II
uifh them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-29

The Cathoicon IL doing good service here. All
the patients that have tried the medicine have been
benefited but onc-aud that one nothing will hcl,
Truly yours.
WM LAIRD IIAZLETT, VI. D., New Philadelphia,
Ohio.
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Female
ON nInInIs =,


& ON plants.
Of these are Prolap-
sus lteri, or falling
ofthc Womb ; Fluor
Alhus, or whites (;
Chronic Innamma e
ton aud liberation
Of the Womb ; Incl
dental Hemorrhagc.
or Flooding; Pain
full, Suppressed, and
Irregular Menstru-
alton, &c., with all
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: NJ Pettcngill 4 Co. have ON hnud and for sale at
the lowest prices, every quality Of News, Bool, and
Card Inks. black and colorcd. also Nam,hcs and
Bronze. Orders respectfully solicited
:. V. rETIGNt:iLL co.
No. 10 state street. H..,,,,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-29

Manufacturer of, and Wholesale Dealer in
Fine Jcwclry,
No. 81 School street. Boston.
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uOVEY & CO.,

I TVTVHdTTN how, TIU-f"n.
Dealers Is Herds Grass, Clover. Rcd Top sc. Also.
Garden and Flower Seeds. Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, Shrubs. &c. Peruvian and Mexican
Guano, rho. rhatc nf limo Nc.
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Triumphant orcr all Compchfors
Messrs. :. ID. and II. W. SMITHS
MI r. I, q n r. q NJ g

Have recently received the First Premium Z,
at the Metropolitan Mechanics Fair, held at Wash
ington, d. c. II will be rccolcetcl also that the
had the same distinction at the last Massachusett
charitable Mechanics Association. For swcctnes
of tone, ovenness of tune and prunptncss OF touc
they stand unrivallcd. Packed and sent to any par
of the world AZ Washington 81. Boston
;. ID. a II. W. SMITH
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 30 1855
THE GREAT
KENTUCKY REMEDY

IASi1N - ~ N'+@ ANAIANA41D =
W, <an 40
~ NssssSgars
S5ass u TX. EsIxs.N.x,
aaAAlAlAl. IL
DIR. JOHN BULLS
SARSA p ARLLL a.
This medicine when used according TO directions, will
cure, without fail: -
Kings Evil,
Cancers, Erupians
Of tho skin, Erysipelns,
Tumors, Chronic Sore Eyes,
hngworm letters, Scald Head,
Rheumatism Pains in the Bones OF
Joints, Old Sores and Ulcers Swelling Of
the Glands, syphilis Dyspepsia, salt liheum,
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Diseases arising from The
use Of Mercury Loss Appetite, Pain IN the and
shouders, General Debility, Lumbneo, Cough, Colds,
propsy laundice cosiveness bronchitis Weakness ofho
Chest, Sore Throat Pulmonary Affections, and all other
Diseases tending to produce Consumption, Liver Com
plants Female Irregularities and Compaints,Iow
Spirits, Sick and Nervous Headache, Night
Sweats Exposures, or lmprulence in Life,
Chronic Constitutional Diseases. and
Spring and summer Drink, and General
Tonic Tor the system, and a gentle
and pleasant purga'ive, tits
superior to Blue Lick
Salts, or sei1li'G
lit a remarkable fact, that among the hundreds n
eminent physicians who have examined the recipe by
ae h w. M i ao% S TT in the
highest terms. Many physicians express themselves
strongly in the belief that decidedly the best prera
ration Of sarsarara that has been placed before tho
public. Although there ARE many physicians who fees
reluctance to having their appended to the
mendauon Of any particular remedy, notwithstanding
they may approve Of It In tho highest degree there are
others who frankly yield their support in favor Of
remedy which they know capable Of doing 30 much
good in afflicted community ASIAN evidence, read the
following from old and respectable physicians Of high
standing in the community in which they live
TESTIMONY.
~ Testimony like the following renders superfuous
all comments the efficacy Of Bulls sarshparilla From
Dr.. T. NHulrl Professor ct Chemistry in the Louisville
Medical College have looked the list of ingredients
composing John lus Compound ESrac. Of ssrsapsrilla
and have hesitation in saying that they form r safo
compound eni ono mat promises we'll in chronic diseases,
to which II IL nrph'at'" l. l.. YANDELL NJ d.
louisvi ie, june Il, lsiS
wh,, rr ~. ~. iroi hy rrroin'ment to the Lou
's'!e M"'ne iI"'iD''. .'ys"t iw.' a!r.arar.ia
have examined the prescription the preparation Of
John Bulls sar.apnrt and believe the combination to
be an excellent one, and we'll calculated to produce an
Alternative impression on the system have used 1t both
in public and private practice, aud think 1t the best
article of sarsparIa now in use.
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital
LoupoS. ky, April 2jth, 1870.
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Edwards, Fernald & Co.,
4 Il Ii Ifoii.IcI Drn1,I L 4, IN L L

Bank Vaults, steel lined Chests, and
Fire Proof Safes,
Nos. i6 As Congress street, Boston, Mass.
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NOS IL anu ~ Merchants Row, Boston.
SPRING TRADE.-REMOVAL
The undersigned having removed from No. % Kilby
st. to the NEW GRANITE WAREHOUSE,
Nos. lj2 and lji Congress Oatc Atkinson) street
would invite attention to his stock which contains
large assortment OF staple and fine
BOOTS 4 SHOES,
Adapted to the New England and Western trade,
which fresh from the hands of the manuiactu-
turors, and having been bought at very low prices
they will be offered at small advance.
LEATHER DEPARTMENT..
Constantly on hand-Soe Leather Cali Skins ;
French Morocco, Kid, and patent Calf skins Patent
and Euamolled Leather; Goat Skins; Cold RoanS
and Innings Lasting, Gallons and Trimmings ;
which will be sold the lowest market prices, for
cash or approved paper. HENRY l.. DAGGETT.
Congress st. crosses Milk st. next above}
Pearl ST. and runs parallel with it. { Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-29

It's remarkable fact that among the hundreds ~
eminent physicians who have examined the recipe by
which Bulls Sarsnparilla ia prepared not has
demned It. hut all apprnvod t. and commend II in the
highest terms. Many ply sicnns express Themselves
strongly in the belief that It is decidedly the best prera-
ration Of Sarsapara that has been placed before tho
public Although there nre many physicians who feel
reluctance 10 having their appended the
mendation Of any particular remedy, notwithstanding
they may approve Of It In the highest degree there are
others who frankly yield their support in favor Of a
remedy which they know IL capable Of doing 30 much
good In afflicted community. ASIAN evidence, read the
following from old and respectable physicians high
standing in the community in which they live
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-29
Piano Forces q r,cIodiore

From my counter, last lbul.day, an. dozen. shell
side Combs with long teeth. A reward for tbici
and Combs will be given. j. f. H.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-29
NIay,ls5t

Dress Trimmings.
4 GREAT VARIETY JUST RECEIVED AT
~ June24. dIwtf LNMANS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-29
Al. CUTLER,
Wholesale dealer in
Paints, Oils and Window Glass,


drugs, Medicines and Dye StuGs,
And manufacturer of Coach, Furniture Piano Forte
and Damur, or Zinc Vanishes, No. 40 India Street
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-29
Fresh Teas at WholeSoJo +,

Soo at w nOIGS2iC
icds IN Chests, half Chests and Cattv Hovc.
soIeo'cu win great care from the New York Auction
a'f'"S ana ia""h' is especially directed 10 those
lea.' whlch are of the latest importation. If rarc
Pua''ty' ana comprising a full assortment
Al'o' large supply of pure ground CoI,,, and
'liccs' Iosh nom 'ut mills tuIly.
Il u. Dl ER Il Co..
"a washington street, Sign OF the Chinauan ,.rind
ing coffee, Boston. "'''''''" b''""-
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NOTICE.

Buildersand others about having water introduced
into their houses, can find large assortment of
Water Fixtures at the
PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT
OF JOSEPH ZANE q CO., 100 Court Street.
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Tho Hair and Complexion
noclp-s Cclcbrutpd IIyDpriOn EIuid.

Fine Jcwclry,
No. 81 School street, Boston.
The Hair and Complexion.
BoGlc's Celebrated Hyperion Fluid.
l. the great American tonic for the growth Of tho
hair moustaches, &C 1t has never been known to
fail in producing splendid head of hair. Price,
%, 80, and Is cents per bottle.
BogIc's Electric Hair Dye
Instantly changes rcd, grey, or unsshtly hair, to
beautiful black or brown, with the least possible
trouble This is warrentcd to he the cheapest and
hast hair dye in the world or tho money returned.
Price, 50 cents, 81, and $50.
Boglc's Hcbcaionn,
Or Balm of Cytheria for preventing and pimplcs,
is without a rival. Price 80 cents.
Boglc,s ImoLcu Shauing Cream
Is universally preferred. Price 25 and 81 cents. To
be had Of the Inventor, VIM. Boyle, 277 Washington
street, Boston, and agents throughout the world.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-29

- ALMON by the 1iorcc or single feb. Ais
- Smoked llerrngs by the box.
March "a, 1850 dtf a. ;. DEWEY.
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EAUMONT'S LIQUID BLUEING, AND
- Patent Starch Polish, for sale at
Jan.II. diff DEWEY
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CARY'S PATENT
Suction and Force Pumps,

VII force large quantity OF Wator WIN NtTy IIIIc
power, and may be kept in repair at small expense
Mills, &c., using them can make saving in the
premium of insurance. They may be tried before
payment is required. For sale at
No. ) Merchants Row, Boston
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DESIRABLE HARDWARE.

The subscriber offers to the trade, or at retail ono
of the most desirable stocks of ship and House
Builders prime quality, Hardware, Tools, Cutlery,
&C., &c, also,
Coouers. CarycyS, and MaChinists Tools
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-29

2j7 Washington street, Boston.
We have superior facilities for taking pictures our
light being unsurpassed. Persons who want high
finished Likencsscs can be gratihed, by calling at
our rooms as above.
Prices according to size and quality, to suit GUS
| TONERS.
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PHILLIPS ~ MOSELE
To Printers

Bar Iron, Steel. Hoops, Rods,
Shapes, Axctrccs and Horse NaiIs
2j3 and 235 Broad street. Bn,ton
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IOUpoS. Ky, April 2jth, 1850.
fir Permit ne 10 address you few lines and do
the honor 20 reply TO request that will make in the
conclusion Of this letter,
am gralunic ot Iruss vanit Medical University |
have practice medicine IN this wilderness country about
five years hut owiugt" exposure to bitter cold weather
have been iuiispos with Arut" rheumatism about six
months. Alter having exhausted my skill in the
mrut oi case, aud deriving no benefit induced
to CIV" your MUD LXrAtT uP stRstPARiLLA fair trial
aud accordingly rurchnsri bottle IT medicine from
your agent Mr. Geor-e r. Brown. about two weeks
AMI must couHs that one bottle hns entirely cured
1t l. my opinion, that your preparation Of sarsaparila
" III, Il ,: ,, ".v ,,iisT nr.1@Tati9T '.T ~ use
afflicted rs being remedial agent, and will advise the
~. 49,. ~. . ~. .L.-.-. --.n. ...n
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Ulmer's Dagucrreotypc Rooms

to be found in Boston, and favorable terms, at
least ANTHONY :. MORSS,
2l0 Commercial street, Boston.
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ltOMOEOfAl f1lC bOOhS
and Medicines, Physicians and Domestic
Cases, for sale wholesale and retail by
OTIS CLAPP.
% School street, Boston.
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immunity IN WHICH
TEsIINi0N ny.

~ Testimony like the following renders superfuous
all comments the efficacy Of Bun Sarsaparilla From
Dr. l. T. NHulrll Professor Of Chemistry the Louisville
Medical College have looked the list Of ingredients
composing John BILLS Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla
and have no hesitation in saying that they r safo
compound mi oo that promises we'll in chronic Diseases
to which II Is nrpi'ai" l.. YANDELL NJ D.
Louisvi lr, JUNE q, isiS
what rr l,',. PEE riou boy rrrou'mcut to the Lou
lsAIl.n AnlLLn LI.---. IL-L- .Ir-MIarlA.
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N. D. Cotton,

N. y. COIION,
No. fremont Street, Boston,
Dealer in English, French, Italian and German
T. N G II A v N G S,
Has for sale great variety of the most essential
requisites for Oil Painting, Water Color, Crayon nd
Pencil Drawing, and also the articles used in Gre
CHM Paintng.
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wAsurSoroS clry, May 10, 1855.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-16
A KNow-NoTHING ARGUMENT.

From the Nobil. Advertiser
The Washington Union represents the Hon. Mr. smith, Of
Alabama having said in the late Congress that our debt
the foreigners who aided in achieving independence
has been paid. Thereupon the Union exclaims
Who has paid the debts Who holds the receipts Where
the papers recorded Where the details How
much did you for the glorious life OF Montgomery
before Quebec How much did Lafayette obtain for his
daily compensation What the price Of his wounds Of
cause2 Is the of DE Kab to be buried oblivion
because in moment gratitude American Congress
paid just claim to his descendants Give the amount in
dollars and cents that acquitted us OF all Obligation
Well the Louisville Journal il debt to the noble
foreigners who fought FOR has been paid how and 10
whom pay it? Shall pay in gratitude the
memories Of the brave actors themse,ves Or pay
BY cuogng their deeds and erecting costly in
commerorasion Of their bravery and their virtues shall
pay IL by finding their descendants bestow ing
upon them the residue Of the reward due their
Or shall undertake TO pay debt the gallant old
egner who fought by besowing unstnted meas
the offices of country upon the progeny he fer
egsers SAo fought against a.y
Docs everybody know that the foreigners who fought
against in the revolutionary than quadruped
those who fought sidef
How like the Louisville Journal That conscientious
and upright newspaper wonld pcrsecne the adopted c
Of the present day and obernc the memory OF the
gallant deeds rendered TO the revolution by
foreigners because The rspoion foreign fee
and because his ranks made up Of foreigners The
foreigner who fought for America IL be condemned be-
of the foreigner who fought against it What next
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puLwEa on SECRET SOCIETIES.

The following remarkable passage IS taken from Ba-
wers @My Novel" Of the best the richest and the
rpest Of all the works o. that fertile and brilliant writer
II is as follows
" Ii Is the misfortune II all miscellaneous political comb
with purest motives Of their generous
merbess mixed the sogdd Interests and the
passions Of confedeates When these eopb
openly, and in daylight under the eye OF public
opinion healthier elements usually prevail where they
shrouded in uysterywbere they subjected Ia no
IN the discussion OF the impartial and dspAssionsc
where chiefs working IN the dark blind obedience, and
every who Is at with iaw Is at admIsted
friend OF ireedomshe history o: the world tails that
triotism Where all Is In public, public
virtue by the natural ssmpahies OF the mind and
BY the wholesome control Of shame likely obtain
tendency where all Is in private, and shame Is bat for hi
who the abnegston Of his conscience seeks
the nu Of his private vice. And hence in secret
cees rom which yet proceed great danger TO all ku
rope) lind but foul and hateful Eeusnia aordng pre-
the ambition Of the great the license oil the penn
less to the passions Of the reyenge to the anarchy OF the
ignorant"
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From me Boston Post.
From Boston Post.
TREASON ~ MASSACHUSETTS, PERSONAL
LIBERTY BILL,

The bin entitled An protect the rights and ber-
ties Of the people of the passing through
the various stages and will be before the governor
for his signature the comeest code Of uulihcaon
adopted by State legislature Its inevitable effect
viii be 10 array the state against the general
government prevent the OF one OF the laws
the United States within the limits of this State
few years ago the aboonists put forth documents in
which they boldly proclaimed their determination TO do
what they could to produce dissolution OF the Union
There was this merit in this fanatcism il was frank
plain easy be understood the people could not be
deceived by it, II ia worthy note that in the proseeu-
ton OF their purpose the aboli,oniss proposed
TALLY the same measures that are proposed to-day
This open avowal Of purpose to dissolve tie Union
however, with so indignant rebnke from public
opinion that IN making it the ahotonists made no con-
verts and documents containing IL ceased appear The
plan lately has been changed The fanatcism Of to-day
has reversed m syowal though il retains its measures 1t
now Processes great attachment TO the Union rosses 10
adhere to the Union and urges measures as calculated
prserre ne Union. Talk with rsbid abolitionst and
he viii tell you that he TO stay the Unon,o
stand by the Unonto keep within the limits Of the con-
stiiu,ion that the Of his programme wiz make
the Union stronger
Take illustration the very report that recommend
ed the infamous treason Of the bin we have named In ii
viii be found these declarations Massachusetts, stands
second to State in this Onion in loyalty 10 the crows
ions Of the constitution Of the United States = Massaehu-
et disdains all intention OF obtruciing evadng any
constitutional law Of Congress and so or Does this
look Ike nullying this constitution aboonists viii
ask i this denying s obligations Is this an udica-
ton o. any design dissolve the Union Such il the ey
In which tnatieism proceeds
What tbs loyalty means 10 practice s interpreted In this
very report explaining and enforcing this stringent sct
inis report Wild, srsegne ncoheren and incopclu
sve documents but il Is clear enough AZ to purposes
Vow, y avo~edly deals with lugisiyc-slsve law he
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-16
THE EFFECT upoS EMIGRATION

Intelligent gentlemen well acquainted with the press OF
Germany and in close correspondence with their friends
that part Of Europe represent that the Of the
know-nohing fanatics In this country IL used with great
effect to rcard emigration to shores and especially
upon the better classes Of Germans The intelligence from
Ireland ia con6rmatory Of similar feeling in quarter
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-16

ErYscrs % rnE ynosr IN IbLisoss.'-We copy ~
ing from the Alton Telegraph
This vicinity, night before last, was visited "
frost and freszipg doing more OF less onmAs
erent localities 70 the growing crops ana yosas
bleg. The damage to the Ia said 70 pe Fety -
able. 10 Jersey county, and parts Of Msooapih, NJ
the fields We understand will require M,
The wheat lar a. haye learned, experience "A
injury. The fruit crop still looks well, ana
firmly set AS TO he DOT Of danger
The Chicago Tribune Of the litb says;
On Monday night there was severe iros. re-, !. .sst
sru part OF this State which has Ii Ia feared WV.
stroyed the fruit crop for the season. 10 soms ~
Michigan snow fell on Monday TO the depth q S 10
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-16

The lcngprcmsed letter Of Archbishop Hughes In reply
TO Senator Brooks appears In The New York papers Of
yesterday morning 1, occupies four columns Of the
Times
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THE NEXT EUROPEAN STEAMER.

The steamer Baltic with days later advics from
Europe sailed from Liverpool the 9TH instant and her
arrival AZ New York may be hourly expected.