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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-28

Re=OPened by a New COmpany.-The sub
serlbers would respectfully inform the citizens Of Worces
yer ana vicinity that they have purchased the Ambroype
Rooms in Fosters Block 20. 222 Main Street, and Ii
be III operation on and after Monday July 2S 1856 In
re-openng this beautiful suit Of rooms, the proprieors
are lapy to announce TO the citizens Worcester and
vicinity that they have secured the services Of MIR. WV
HATHAWAY, as their Operator aad Artist Those wishing
for Pictures Of themselves friends are respectfully in
formed that every picture emauatng from the establish
Inent viii be warranted to give entire satisfaction The
Ambroty,e has become the prevailing style of Pic.
ture IN all the principal ci les Of the Union We shall as
soon as necessary arrangements be made be able to
supply the public will all kinds Of Photographs Pictures
N b. ANBROTYPES at the same piice of good
DaeuereOtypes. The public respectfully invited to
call and examine specimens CHASE a WEIGH
WIN. HATH AWAY, Artist I'VE dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-28

Would respectfully invite all those wishing superior
GUERhEOIYPES Of themselves friends, to call at his
old stand where they procure kenesses taken by
himself or Mr. Tapey, old and experienced operator
from the City Of New York No l24 or % cent picture
will be taken by them-their time aud talents will be de-
voted to their profession, which they wish to make honor
able, by giving good pictures reasonable prices to all
who may favor them with their patronage.
LADIES and gentlemen please call at No I6 Harrington
Corner, opposite the City Hail. and examine sp cmens
y. D. MA&HAM,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-28

DIR. Harris. Dentist, having associated with uirn.
self DR.. TRACY (who has been engaged with him for
the last 1--WE y9arsl hereafter the business will he con-
ducted at the old stand of Dr. Harris uuder the Arm Of
July 1856 HARRIS TRACY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-28

Rooms IN S-l8FaE'R Bioeit.
Corner of Main and Mechanic Streets.
mvSI G3nl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-28

By L. w. VAIL.
g. a j o UR n = ID SALE OF REAL
NH5, ESTATE, At AUCTION.
49, House. Barn, and T,CO heres Of Land,at
ADAMS SQUARE, WORCESTER.
wal be sold, on WEDNESDAY. Sept. ID, at O'Clock
p, m, the following desirable Real Estate;
Inc House and Land now occupied by Jesse Rogers
Adams Square, about mile from the Court House The
House Is IN good repair contains ten suitably az
ranged for one or two renements, and supplied with
goSi water The Lot contains about two acres Of good
elevated and well stocked with Fruit Trees in bearing
condition. 10 any one wishing pleasant residence a
little remote from husnes' this opportunity offers NM
sna inducements The property viii positively be sold
to the highest bidder bring what will as the owner has
located himself in the West and will leave Immediately
after the sale OF the above property Terms at sale For
further particulars inquire of the auctonesr or of the
subscriber on the premises.
aus diff JESSE ROGERS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-28

HES q aTRt dssOI TIlelI "
S U p Fri 4 PIAN o T TIES,
For sale on the most reasonable terms. Also Pianos to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-28

ATToRNERS COUNSELLOR ar LAW.
No ~ Main street.. Worcester, Mass
mya0 Rw
Bntter.-2 Tous Of nno quality BUTTER, for sale
by DRAPER n CLARK,
au20 dtf Os Front Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-28
n LINCOLN HOU Sc.

] IN COLIN HOU S E.
The subscribers having leased the new and splendid
Hotel, erected in connection WITH and inclusive Of The
worcester House, take this occasion announce
will open to the public the Of June; Che establish
ment to be known hereafter as the LINUOLN HOUSE,
II has been entirely re-arranged ard re-uruished nos
sesses peculiarly central location, being situated oppo
site the Depot Of the Boston, New York Norwich Nashua
and ttchbuTg Railroads, and in an respects suited for
the purposes Of a Ei-sG CEusa Hotel Confident in
their ability satisfy the public the subscribers flor ten
years conductors OF the American Housed respectfully So
licit share Of the public patronage.
u In connection with the Hotel, they have provided
convenient and airy stables, which, under the direction
Of Mr. Wheeock, favor bly, known to the patrons of
the American House, will afford ample accommodations
Tor the horses and carriages Of their guests.
my27 DIFF H. II. HoNEEY & CO.
frF445a TO LET-House no. Laurel Street; both
Ira, upper and lower renements. Inquire at No. As
LII Summer Street. au27 DIFF
GNHAlSE FOR Saba good secondhand
~ Chaise can be bought very low at the auction rooms
OIL Il. B. LAMS0N & CO.,
hELJGHT'S SPANISH LUSTRAT-, for
ED the HAIR for sale cheaper than ever before by the
gross dozen, or single botte by BUSH Co. 81 Front
euset, au25 eod6w2w
UARRY MILLS FLOUR.-Aconstantsu sun.
NG ply OF this celebrated brand Of Flour For sale
August 20. No \ Mechanic e; ian Stree street.
A LADY, who thoroughly understands cutting La.
IA dies Cloaks ami is capable Of overseeing their
manufacture, can hear Of situation by calling the
subscriber GEORGE P. BRYANT.
aul5 dawtf
EpUY THE FREMONT SONGS FOR
h9 THE PEOPLE,
CHAIR LATHES.-The subscribers have three
~ Patent Chair Lathes, which they offer for sale on
the most favorable terms (with the right 10 use them)
Also, one Twelve Feet ENGINE LATHE. nearly new.
PRATT INMAN,
abOOK AGENTS, AND ALL WHO
~ WISH FOR EMPLOYMENT,
Look Out for a Rare Chance
We have just issued a beautiful article of FREMONT
LETTER PAPER and ENVELOPES, with which we sup-
ply Agents at low rates. Agents are making on tbs
alone 50 per day Also furnish the IiFE or FRgMoNT
OAMpAGN SONGS &C. II you want good business, cali
No. 2 American Hou.e Block,
"ohuEaIEh' MASS,
N. EIEItVEY 81 90.
au11 dawu
a OFFEE.-Od Government Java, roasted and no
~ ground, always on hand, at No. Front 81.
BROOKS sTEARNs.
EWoUR. 100 Bills. choice Ohio Flour, from new
Whea,, io' SAFE ny 4. j. SUTTON,
August 20 dlf No. Mechanic STREET
RTLAINE OIL 90 bbls Blaine on ia store and
~ lor sae pY q. >. A. j. HOWE,
- Worcester Bank Block
EpUY THE FREMONT SONGS roR
hS THE PEOPLE.
HNCONOMY IN FUEL.-Lcave your o,,o,,
hl Tor PEAI with n n. DIXIE 4 co
RNCONOMY IN FUEL.--L.sye yorr o.da-.
"a ior FEAf with H. f. DIXIE co
RUY THE FREMONT SONGS ron
0 THE PEOPLE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-28
C. S. MASON.

MANUFACTURER or Al gIEDs OF
PLA n AND FANCY PAPER BOXES
No. 245 Eis5u SIRE ct. ld6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-28
ONLY LOOK At THE PRICES

ONLY LOOK At THE PRICES:
Best BARREGEs worth $50, only ...............12le
Yard Wide MUsLINs only ........................6Ic
Extra Fine MHsiins, nly.....................12lc
De Baises, only. .Sxpence
PRINTS only. ''..-....-...-......-...
DE LANES, Only.........................
Barrese DeLnines, only. ...................sc
Yard Wide FRENCH PRINTS, only..............12lc
Palm ShnwIs, All Wool, only..............$1 628
Extra PALM sHAwLs, All Wool, Only............$175
BoTdered ShawIs, All WOOL only..........$2O
Extra BoRDERED sHAwLs, all WOOL only......s22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-28
10, BALDWIN & Co

,,- - . -. = lFO5IItsItTl AZ I
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn, N. T., GENERAL AGENTS
N. b. Sl00 and postage stamps enclosed to any aU
thorze Agent, win ensure bottle Of the Pills by
mail
For sale by VIM. BUSH Co., Wholesale & Reta
Agents druggists generally. dawly mchIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-28

Sparkling Soda Sssfer, ~ih the usual variety
of choice Syrups. at =. SCOTS PSI Hain, c7rner Of
Mechanic St. my2S DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-28

E AND NTS-wANTED to purchase
u Inquire at this Office jyl4 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-28
g EREOR BLAC SILKS,
EERRAETED BY
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & CO.

Just received, full assortment OF all the qualities aud
wild hs, of our superior mabe which are selling NTH
out any adU2ncs from last p.ces which is ten
cents per yard uade; price.
The above Silks are the only make which we have yet
ound to give HHiUsgsai satisfaction, and the only silk
we can '0arraat not to crack. Ladies' will not only
make saving of money, but will much annoyance,
if they buy their Black Silks Of US.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-28

SIENNA FIGS.-A very pleasant ard efre5tual
- remedy for constipation OF the bowels habitua cos
uVeheSs, &C., for sale by GEO, X, SPURR
pol Main St.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-07

The RorALTY OF EvIDENCE:- On TIL
WORLD IN THE WITNEss-B Box. -Divcrse as ar,
the opinions Of men even OF the same age
and country about subjects the simplest anC
least liable to misconstruction, it is not to hc
wondered at that a universal concurrence OF
mankind in favor of any problem should be
regarded as Ito use a lawyers term, y Il 'rova
evidence Of its truth. Indeed. so conclusive
is this concurrence deemed that many theo.
logians urge it upon the attention Of mate
rialists and skeptics as a resistless argument
In favor of divinity.
In TACT only upon TWO propositions can We
obtain the universal concurrence of hulnani.
ty upon all other points and questions
mankind have agreed to differ
In the existence of a Supreme Creator, all
tribes and races of men concur. They give
him different attributes in accordance with
their peculiar tastes but in the general be-
lief that there is a God, they are unanimous.
In the efficacy of llolloway's Universal
Remedies for the cure of disease a like ina
nimity exists in the opinion of the world
All countries, tribes and races upon earth
employ these remedies and derive benefit from
their use. Millions of savages to whose ears
the very name of Christ has never yet been
whispered, are familiar with the properties
and powers of HollOway's external and inter-
nal remedies. The missionaries of health
have preceded those of the Gospel and in
numberless instances, the physical relief i'm
parted by the former has obtained and secur-
ed favorable audience for the more abstract
and intangible blessings which the latter
sought an opportunity to bestow.
Our readers, when they hear that Hollo-
ways medicines are employed by every peo-
pie, and advertised in every tongue on earth,
may smile contcmptuousiy Gas we did, and
think the tale a humbug but let them be
convinced "a, we have been that it is moth
ing but the naked truth. Wherever types
and printing presses exist, Professor Hollo-
way employs them to proclaim the sterling
merits of his remedies :-whereyer they do
NOT exist, he has employed accomplished in
terpreters, and established special organs to
make known his discovery tongues to which
the Bible is "a stranger, are eloquent with the
name and fame of the great physician who
has scattered gifts of healing over all lands
and seas.
The world is IN the witness-box and gives
enthusiastic evidence in favor of Professor
iloIloway's remedies and let those who
would impugn such testimony be CAUTIOUS
for, In so doing, by IA parity Of reason, they
strike at the very foundations of religion and
morality. The world is in the witness box.
and gives Its evidence for Holloway d&wlt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-07

THE Pull TRADE.-Who could dream Of the mag
nitude such an undertaking as the manufacture Of
a Purgative Pill assumes when it comes into gen.
general use. And how painfully do tho following
numbers speak of the amount of human sickness
and suffering, that little mors ol of a remedy goes
forth to combat and subdue. DR.. j. C, Aver OF
Lowell, manufactures in his labo ratory forty gross
per diem of his Cathartic Pills. through all tho
year. This is eight boxes a minute or one dose a
second. We thus find over 5000 persons swallow
this pill every day, or l.29G, 600 a month Ply
sicians, think of that 40 900 patients a day who
seek relief from the medical skill Of one man.
Surely that man should be. ms ho is in this case, one
of the first intelligence and of the highest charac-
ter. His occupation entails upon him a fearful re-
sponsibility for the veal or woe Of hs fellow man.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-07
Delights Spanish LUStraJ,

sure to make the hair grow on bald heads; removes
the dandruf and keeps the Head cool, gives a soft
gloss to the hair, prevents its falling off and arrests
its premature decay. For the toilet, it is highly
recommended for its fragrance. During the time
this celebrated compound has been before American
Public it has won for itself a reputation which
destinc' it to take the lead Of all preparations for
the hair.
From Leonard %Stoddard, City Marshal Of Lawrence.
To whom it may concern Having used Delight
Spanish Lustral for the Hair for several month,
past, ! do not hesitate to say that it far exceeds
everything Of the kind l have ever used. If YOU
have a bald head, try it, Ii you are blessed with a
good head ofhair, and wish to retain it glossy ,healhy
nd nice, then use Delights Spanish Lustral-it i,
just the thing to do it.
From a Letter from Davis Morgan's. Of the Bay State Mills
Lawrence.
In had but very little faith in the Spanish Lustral
knowing that there is so much imposition in the
shape Of - Hair Restoratives, - but / concluded to
try it. The first bottle caused a fuzzy appearance
on my head, followed by young hair, and before |
had finished the second bottle, | had a most plenti
full crop, which entirely realized the wonderful yir.
tues Of the Spanish Lu,tral. My residence is No IS
Bay state Corporation, Lawrence, where | can be
seen at any time.
Prepared by J. R .WADLEIGH, Druggist, No.
! Appleton Block, Lawrence, Mass.
% and so cents per bottle,
FRED, E. SMITH, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent
for Vermont, to whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold by A. c. SPEAR and L. B. BENTON
Druggist Burlington Vt. wl3 d&w6m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-07

New YORK, Oct, 3I.-The royel mail
Steamer Asia arrived this port at . o'clock
this morning, She brings Tivelpoal dates of
the 18th inst. The political news is unim-
portant. The London money market was
decidedly more stringent owing to the Bank
OF England having refused advances except
on cxchcQuer bills the bullion in the bank
bad decreased c64O, 600. Cons Is for money
closed at 9ls. Cotton active with n slight
advance on middling qualities. Sales of the
week $1,000 bales. Flour and wheat slightly
easier. Corn advanced from 6 a lOd. The
weather has been uniavorablo.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-07
EEOIIOWaV'S Oiutpncnts and

Pills.-Laccrations of the flesh, bruises and frac-
lures occasion comparatively little pain or incon-
vcuicncc when regularly fabricated or dressed with
Hol'oway's Ointment. In the nursery it is invalu-
able as "a cooling application for the rashes, cxco-
%riatipns. and scabious sores TO which children arc
Hlb'c nd mothers will find it the best preparation
for alloyiating the torture of n" broken breast"
As a remedy fer cutancous diseases generally, as
vol rs for ulcers, sores, bois, tumors, and all scrof-
ulous eruptions, it is incomparably superior to ov-
cry other external remedy. The Pills have a repu-
tation for the cure of dyspepsia, liver complaints,
and disorders Of the bowels, co.cxtcnsive with the
range ofciyilization.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-07

CoLrNnrS, Ohio, Oct, 9th. 1856.
E3tors Of F,te P-os -
After the late political skirmish in this State on
|he lith inst, and an account taken Of the "lost
|nl missing" the Republican hosts have no reason
be ashamed Of the result. Here and there =
|ember Of Congress has been overcome by treachery,
|lsehooi and " pipe laying" yet the aggregate
a iority is much larger than was given to Gov.
ase last year. Nh, Galloway IF this District,
&c Of the frest friends Of Free Kansas. looscs hi.
ection by 300,-mainly owing to a fusion Of the
uth Americans with the Slave democracy.
As we are near the great November conflict the
ave drivers become more reckless of the truth
Sectionalism - as d%isunion, Sc q" Woolly heads and
emont's alleged Catholicism, s. are rung in every
ssible change, and the recent ' nrog.' tour Of
emont, through your State &c is made the
eme for a fresh brood Of lies and shameful yiliG-
tion witness a paragraph from the Ohio States
bn, Of this city, Of Snhd4V morning.
4" As it is now fairly admitted that he was on a
rip to Canada in DISGUISED CLOTHING, and Just at a
~ too, when the proof came strong alu thick that
was a Canadian by birth, it sor the highest i'm
rtance, before the PEOPLE cast their votes for him,
at they should know what took him there -
And the Fillmore paper eff this city, is, if any.
ng more scurrilous, and regardless Of truth. in
pretended advocacy Of Fillnore's election. but
truth, Of the "aiders and abe,tors" Of the slave
Eyers.
It is now quite apparent that the late election
as carried against US in In Llama AMI pennsylva-
10, by fraudulent votes, and the same party is now
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-07
Nicnraguan News.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 20.-New Orleans papers
OF thursday last, arc to hand. Capt. Williams
oil ten, Walkers army who cam as n pas
senger in the Tennessee, gives a detailed ac-
count of the battles fought at Massaya and
Granada, His report agrees with that tele-
graphed' Gen. Walker was preparing to
march in person to attack the enemy. The
howitzer's and Minnie rifles sent from New
York were received previous to the recent
battle. Minister Wheeler was dangerously
i'll, having been attacked with a fit of apo.
plexy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-07

DRINCES PATENT PROTEAN FOUNTAIN
Il Pen. The peculiar advantages of this pen over
the ordinary gold pens are, an incorrodiblc and du-
rable Ink Reservoir, made of Protean. under Good.
years patent, filled with ease, supplying the Pen
from three to ten hours, according to size. This
pen is peculiarly adapted tie Clergymen, Lawyers.
Editors and business men. At the CHEAP CASH
BOOK STORE, No Jag, Church street.
oct2odtt 5. u. NICHOLS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-07

The Constitutional Amendments Again


Mrssns. Eprrons Permit mo through the
columns of tho Free Press, to present for the con-
,idcration of the public, some of the objections en-
t~ertainsd by many, to the adoption Of the pro-
posed amendments to tho Constitution Of our State.
This may appear the more reasonable when we re-
Meet that in tho excitement and confusion Of a ma
tional contest, but little has been said upon this
most important subject.
It must be apparent to every intelligent mind
that a deep feeling of hostility exists, by Il very
large portion Of the people, to their adoption and 1t
shall be my aim to present some Of the more promi-
nant objections.
! 1t appears to me, tina, in tho absence OF any POSI-
.ive provision in the constitution, directing the
Say and manner Of calling a convention, that the
custom Of all former councils, and the legally con-
stituted system Of our state. afford the only legal,
cafe, and consistent prccedeut7 and that tho
Council Of Ccnsors in rrcsumjng TO district tho
State for the election of Delegates TO tho proposed
Convention, have exercised a doubtful prcrogatiyc
20 say the least tending to disaGcct q large por-
ton Of the people, and if the amendments are
adopted, to cause confusion and probably litigation,
in the State.
Those who believe this to be a valid objection
cannot, of course. do otherwise than reject the en-
tire propositions. But as the present house Of fire.
presentativcs, have, in q series Of resolutions, and
by nm almost unanimous vote, pronounced this act
of the council uncons t@itution1l, I would refer to
those resolutions for a more full exposition on thi,
point. But waiying this constitutional question,
there remain serious objections to tie propositions
themselves, which | propose briefly 70 consider.
ono Of the principal arguments for the adoption
! Of the amendments has been tnot 10 would cqualizc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-07
Elegant Display OfNew Goods.

Attention is called to my recent purchases Of
FALL AND WINTER DIZZY GOODS AND
CARR ETTNG.
HAVE LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN
| and Plaid Merino, Cashmeres, Coburghs, De
Hedge, Plain and Printed Flannels, VelyetI, NJ. De
LANES, Ginghams, Prints, Satins, Rich Plaid and
Black silks. Trimmings, Ribbons, Brocha, Stella,
Cashmere and Bay State shawls, Cloaks, Talmas,
Ladies' Cloths and Velyets, Wrought Bands, Eig-
iugs and Insertion, Cambria, Muslin and Lace Col
lars and Sleeves. in French and Scotch work, Scarc,
Gloves and Hosiery Knit Tippet', Hoods, Sacks,
Ialmas, Sleeves, W%ristlets, Leggins and over Socks A;
Ladies aud Gents Wrappers and Drawers, in Wooden
and silk Cloths, Casimeres, 6c. dc.
In housekeeping goods MY stock embraces every
thing that is generally wanted. | have
Counterpanes, blankets, Aannels, linen and cotton
shifting, Huckabuck, Scotch diapers, crash, bathing
towels, table cloths, napkins, doylies, piano and ia
bic covers, lace, muslin and damask curtains, oiled
shades, fixtures Brussels, three, ply, ingram. ex-
ira fine, fine, V%enitian and cotton carpetings Brus.
sells and v~enitian stair do, d~ruggets, crumb cloths,
rugs, mats, Goor oil cloths, different widths, rush
mattings, and many other goods not mentioned.
which | am selling at exceedingly low rates.
novid&Wtf {. T. STAMFORD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-07
Hats, Caps and FurS.

the different departments of, L1diss' Dress Firs 4;
Fur Goats, Caps, Gloves and MuHlers. Buck Gloves
and Mittens, a large variety of Gents Fancy Gloves,
Buffalo and Fancy Sleigh Robes, Hats, Caps, Trunks,
Travelling Bags, Valises and Umbrellas, arc full
and complete. Offering inducements to citizens a.
we'll a. strangers visiting Burlington, not to be
found elsewhere in this part of the country.
Our goods having been manufactured and pur-
chased at the best possible advantage, they can and
will be offered at Low PRICES.
Confident that our stock is worthy the attention
Of purchasers, we solicit an examination # goods
and prices.
n, Amy goods in our line made or repaired to
order.
Cash and the highest price paid for prime SHIP
PING Fl RS. nov3d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-07

|VIIALITY Oh THE BLoon-Nath thing is moro e,i.
Mt than the need of ample vitality in the human
pod yet IN ous latitude it is con.tautlv losip,
at vitality through a too harsh atmorphcric ineg.
None but those accu toned 10 ample eyer.
= u -to open a.r ean fully resist the influence Of
r peculiar climate 1t domonlF more vitality than
Isl Of our population pos'oss-cspccially ladies -
e'nieau'nae consumption. Keep up ample
hty in the blood and the slow destroyer must
I'd a"ay-it cannot approach. Consumption has
Q all powerful, because none have hitherto
NWn how to ior''ly The system against its insidi-
and ever ready attack hut pure blood, amply
ijplleI WIN 'H'. lity would never yield to il. The
sIA2A Of giyinr that iuli vitality has at length
u discovered and is presented to the public in
holds Globuios and Vital Fluid. For salo by T.
PECK.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-07
ebuY Liberties i'm Danger

Moesfp Go'h0iHs Of the Poopie at Burlington
FREMONT 4 BUCHANAN both defeated by the
superior Gcncralship ofTURK, No. ! Bank Block,
who has had the pleasure of furnishing almost
everybody in this part Of the country with
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and to procure
all that is desirable to make a man look we'll, feel
we'll and act well, is to call at Turks Clothing En-
p,rium where tho motto is, CLOTHING CHEAP,
rot cheap Clothing. In haste u. TURK.
Burlington, Sept. 6, 1856. ddwtf