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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19


The receipts include $50 COO transfer draft
ton.
The Washington, whish sails to for SouthAmp-
ton and Bremen will not take out hundred thousand
dollars in specie ~
We have received tbs report Of the Minnesota Mining
Con pany from which note that another dividend of
$40 per share has been declared This mine has divided
$780, eco among it's stockholders during the last four
years. In connection with this the revival of the Mining
Board and the spirited business thereat notice
Few companies have been introduced a. yet; bat
several old acqusintances-annong which the Gardiner
Gold appears to have held Its Is well Is any-are
daily dealt In.
The Fort Wayne and Mississippi Railroad have pnb-
nshed report, in which they say that all the SUI
scrptons Of only $50 % has been collected They
have commenced work. however BY the construction Of
few yards OF grading near Fort Wayne.
railroad TO be called the orth East and South
west Alabama Railroad Is about to be taken In hand BY
q company in that State. II s to from Chattanooga
Tennessee to Marion Mississippi
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of foreign dry goods entered 1T this port for consump
ton, for warehouse, and the Withdrawals from ware
house, during the week ending and including Thursday
April IT, 1866
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UHIPPuWG,

LNOR HAVANA AND MOBILE-ON THURSDAY, nay
Il ls her pier North river foot OF Spring erect,
the Evorie United states mail QUAKER CITY. b.
w. shuied ander Freight taken tor New Orleans and
forwarded from Mobile free o. commissions Tho compauya
bills ladng procured board and at the ONCE OF The
agents No others signed For freight passage apply 70
SMITH 4 PATRICK, Agents, 81 Wall street.
United states mail line-The splendid going
ship JAMES ADGER s. G. Turner Commando, Win leave
precisely For fright apply on board whe.e ~ bills e
FoRD. TILEsf0N co. a. Brosdway. The Southsrner
will succeed and leave wednesday April q The fayors
the 81 Johns river Florida connecting with the .eames
O'Clock n Through tickets Jacksonville ISL; o PIat.
Ia. SIS.
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MSOELLANEOUS.

HOE 0lO WANTED-wTHTN SIXTY DAYS, BY
1LC.UUU the New Hat Company, LAG and l4s Naaau
street. in Of % each. secured BY perfect III Of mos
beautiful hat, equal TO any a hat In the city.
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uoR NORFOLK AND sICHMoND.-rHs UNITED

ENOR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND-THg UNITED
i sates mall steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Parrish, win
o'cloch r irom pier Is North river she VIZ 9iys9
morning Passengers for The South will proceed Without d
lay by he great mail line Charleston Augusta Savannah
most eIpesdops route Ps.:sss and fare Including STATE
steersse half p1ice. Apply 70 LuDtAk PLRAGANTs
SO Broadway.
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gHIPPING.

I'Ok LvKkHOOI.-UNIrsD srkrES MAIL STEAM.
ship BALTIC, Captain j. J. COm~ock.-fhis steamship
will depart with the United States mails Europe positively
on ga urtsy: April %. at O'Clock NJ from her berth At Me
foot OF Car 81 street
This ship ha Improved water tight bukheadl
For freight passage, having unequaed accommodations
EDWARD K. COLLINS, IS wan street
Passengers requested To be ON board 1t IL A. NJ
Shippers VIII please ake that the ships OF this hne
cannot carry any goods o0nrabaAd OF war.
All letters must pass through hsapost oce any other7 WIN
be returned
The stsaEnahb - viii succeed the Baltic. and sail
Nay TO-
The Of this line, avoid any danger nom ice WIN
Banks Of Newfoundland north of AZ degrees
After the LIST Of August
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1RS CANAL STREET, NEAR vARICK.-w. 4 u VAN
lOC NOTE have large assortment Of tho latest patterns
Of CRATES tenders Kitchen range ranges and aove
for sale reasonable terms Crates and ranges set lined
repaired lined eWelers and brass ouders fur
built and repaired; doors lined with soaV
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n,BE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNrfKD STATES
mall seameM-Yhe ships eompoang hs me he epl


BALTIC, CAPT Conn tock. ADRlA11C Capt -.
These ahips have built By eontssc exprassy for gov
eminent service. livery sare has been aksnia Aeir es1un
tAsr seeomodaaoss tOr ps.snssss arc snsq9ed e. ss
poo cabin &11O second d., us; exclusive
Of 3s36 hon Liverpool 70 New York 50
No bsrA secured until pAiA for:
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FOR f.e.gst g pes.egs spply 2

IEW6 K: SoIIiNs, s Wan Street, ny.
ssisfSsS KssSAhS ! g. 2s:sn rr.-r., London.
s ;'s: s. "
Shippers please ,ske notice that NE ships OF his line
Anlsasrs pas through he Posonce; any other win
Day q departure Of th,s line from Now Y~k
for 1855 Will be Saturday commencing Jan and alter
9.n and Every Alternate
NOTICE.-FoR LIyHRPOoL.-oLD AND FAy0RITE
S PIE 1 pe os ssnS., cas IL az
4 April Her accommodation: for cabin second cabin aAd
% ss 81. ss1s. E 3
which to be on board Room
IF M SS sa so q P ssa sss sns IS
NoR LIVERPOOL LiNE-wTTH INNS:
packet ess nfS 'ss
master win be despatched punctuay as above For fresh,
oo North
a,oR LivKRPooL-1o SAIL POSITIVELY on THE
vi M as Cs
packet has superior state accommodations cabin
sosg S ss On We mes
pier
L,Ok LIvERPOOL-sT GEORGES LIVE OF CT PIPER
i ships The celebrated clipper ship DREADNOUGaT,
Captain samhes will sail on Wednesday April 49, For passage,
In cabin second cabin seerage having superior
dations apply board pier North river DEMAREST
4 JONES, 40 South street and So Old slip
E'0k HAvRE, DIREOf-rHs FRENCH soxnw
steamship ALMA 200 burthen, will leave for ~
above port on Saturday Nay at O'Clock precsey price
pAseage:-
fuBt cAOm
We ses 70 cali the aasnon Of shipper. L. the differences
duties France on foreign produce per French vesss T0
freight passage apply 70 the agents.
EM ED. POIRIER CO., II William y.
The Barcelona will succeed the Alma. and sail Tuesday,
&.
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ANTHOLOGY.


A STROLOGY AID MAGIC.-THE GREAT SWEDISH
n magician and philosopher, DR.. w. ROBAOK formerly
Of New York Philadelphia ard Boston now pr0drcng an
mmepse sensation in the West by his discoveries hidden
treasures. det cton of robbees recovery Stolen Roods
counsel love aiairs lawsuits specu!ations &c
tro ogca Almanac forwarded gratis part Of the Union
Address, paid Dr. c. W. RoJack III Sycamore street
Cincinnati Ohio '
(lLAlRvoYANCE.-MRs. SEYMOUR ITO SPRING ST.
sew doors west Of Broadway the medi
cal and business cavoyant IN America Asthma liver
plaint fever and serofa debility Ac curei oura
be Unerrng ADVICE on business absent friends a. Bas-
faction guarantee ed, pay, -
(NLAIaYOYANCR.-LsDIE DIES MRS HAYES r6 GRAND
street New Yort s ie best medica clarvoyant in Ame
fca MRS Hayes daily cuf diseases that have Tor
bahed the tko the learned Unerri advice given
ne business absent f1etds &c. Satisfaction guaranteed
member, or no pay taken.
(NARD.- MADAME BREWSTER RETURNS THANKS
10 her n ends and patrons and begs 70 say that ser
e thousands both in this city and Philadelphia who have con-
suited her with entire satisfaction she feels confident that Ia
The questions OF asro0gv love and matters and books
or orsce,, relied consanv by Napoleon she has no
equa She will tell the of the future husband and Also
The Of her vsers rs Nadvon street Speedy and sure
cure Of piles snd corr BY remedy Of her own.
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WINES AND LIQUORS,


a SKI ECr AssOREMFNr OF PORT, SHERRY MADEI
i champagne and claret wines brandie.. Jamaica rum
Holland gin, Scniedam schnapps Scotch, Ish MonOugahea
and Bourbon whshiee syrups, cordals &c London and
Dublin po-ter and Scotch ses, for sale at UNDERHILL
&MAT1 ERSON'a, 40 Broome corner of Crosby 1t.
HOLLAND GIN, ROCHELLE AND COGNAC BRAN
IL Bordeaux white and vince Jamaica rum ali In
bond be shpped in bond delivered lduty usd For
sale reasonable terms by SIMPSON BR0THRRSlNo. 10
Beaver ctr eet.
The daily union., 1856-01-31

Z !. N II
The daily union., 1856-01-31
sparla, % FrsasaeA,own, 2s miles and bach, once

Sparta, 10 Frodeach,own, 26 mrses and back, once
Leave subbury Friday atsA u,
Arrive q. Fredsick,osn day by spmi
Leave Frederiektossn Saturday al 7ami
Arrive al Sonbury day by 4pm.
9l96 From Nashpen. by P,nyton, Faisbarg, ana Mar
,inssurg, 10. Uaca % miles and lack, twice
Leave Nashport Tuesday and Thuraday a7amj
Arrive at Uuea same days by pms
Leave Utica Wednesday and Friday al ga mi
Arrive at Nashport same days BY 3 M.
9l97 From Cireleyle by East Rinegod, Hedges Store
and Tea Garden, TO Lithopols, 10 miles and back,
Leave crcerile Friday at am;
Arrive at Lilhopolis same day by IL m.
Leave LuhopoIs Friday at ! mi
Arrive at Cirelevie same day by 7pm.
9i9s From Circlevle, by Kingston, Camp Charlotte
Tareon, and Clear Creek 10 Amanda, ~ miles
and back, three times week.
Leave Crcevlle Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at Amanda same days by PM;
Leave Amanda Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Circevile same days by pm.
9l99 From Circleve by Dabyvlle and Five Points, 70
Mount Sterling, 81 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Ccleville Tuesday and Saturday al m; i
leave Leave Mount % Sterling Monday and Fa.ay at 8
Arrive at CircIeyille same days BY spm.r
5000 From Crcevile. by sesisvilIe and Tsrlton, 10
Adelphi 30 miles and back, once week.
Leave Circlevlle Monday at p m; +,
Arrive at Adelphi same day by D pmi
Leave Adephi Monday al 6smi
1901 From c9ssss Yssx BAD s.s and
Leave Chillicothe Friday at m, 'n....
Arrive ut New Holland same day by m;
Leave New Holland Saturday at IN; .." #.
Arrive at Chilcothe day by 3 pm.
9202 From Chilicothe, by Halsvilis, Adelphi South
Perry, and Gbesonville, to Logan, 4O miles and
back, twice week. t10b
Leave Chillcothe Tuesday and Friday at an,
Arrive ut Logan days by 8 m; gsH
Leave Logan Wednesday and Saturday at m;
Arrive at Chilicothe days by pm
9203 From Chllico,he, by Gissplevile, Alensvilc,
McArthur's, Pratisvlle, Racoon, Lee HebaTds-
yile Athens. m Sharp "a Forks. ttartle
Wesley, Barlow, and Harnar, to Marietta, l02
miles and back, twice week. ..l@I r..st
Leave Chiicohe Monday and Thursday at4 a m;
Arrive at Marietta days by m;
Leave Marietta Tuesday and Friday at 4 IN;
The daily union., 1856-01-31

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-05

Prom the ANNtllUNll lNIN ANIlIOiII
THI COLOSSUS OF the advertising World.
TnE Pass AND TAR PEorLE.-lt is estimated
that the entire newspaper press ot the world
reaches about two hundred millions Of its
inhabitants, and as the ADVERTISING system
of Professor Holloway covers the whole of this
extensive medium for the communication OF
intelligence, we may safely presume that one
fourth of the adult population of the globe
arc familiar with the properties OF ms midi
cines. The annual cost of maintaining an
unidentified intercourse wife so large Il
portion of mankind, through the agency OF
the press. is necessarily enormous and we
can state from the date laid before MS that 1t
EQUALS the combined revenues OF two first
class States in the Union. From these facts
some idea may be formed Of the consumption
of his remedies. Whcrcvcr they become
known by advertisement, and thus obtain Il
n trial. a demand for them is created which
soon produces immense returns, thus afford
ing new capital for their further diffusion.
In this way, with gigantic strides, these
grand specifics are trapcrsiug every region Of
the earth, raising thousands Of hopeless SUI
ferers from their sick beds, curing disease IN
in all Its terrible forms, %atrou-thing the
weak, relieving agony. and iuinsing new
life and vigor into multltudes OF decrepit
human beings, bowed down with dependency
III NOC' II N'I'lNl lN'-iN'' " '''
medicines has been without a check from
their introduction to the present day, of
the millions to whom they have been admin
istcred not one has questioned their efficacy.
They stand uninpaclcI before the world.
The feeble opposition raised against them in
como quarters by professional envy and sell
fshness has been borne down by the over
whelming weight Of public opinion. and they
have passed over all impedimcnts alike into
the palace. the private mansion, the hospital,
and the dispensary. Thu backwoodsmun and
the busy citizen, the farmer. the traveller,
the sailor, the soldier. in short, the repre-
sentatives Of every class-inyalids of both
sexes and of all agcs-regard HoHoray' S
Pulls and Ointment as the most reliable OF
all medicines in every stage of disease. \
popularity SO universal, a iaith so firm and
undoubting, can only be founded on Il vcri
table basis, and this popularity and faith, be
it remembered, has been extending with
marvellous rapidly for more than twenty
years.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lndics.-Usc DR.. Clough's Columbian Pills
Mis- Reed, Of Cummington, Mass, a beautiful lady
of eighteen. took a severe cold, which resulted in
a Lung Fever, and suppression, and it was expected
hy AN, that Quick Consumption would soon close her
earthly career. Hr stomach refused any kind Of
food, aud for thirteen days, she had taken scarcely
any nourishmcut, when a friend introduced these
Pills and She commenced their use, She began to
mend Immediately and seven Boxes have restored her
to perfect health and regularity These Columbian
Pills cure disease, and regulate the system, and are
safe undcr all circumstances, however delicate.
Sold by A. c. Spear, at % cents Boxes for
Sl,O0. Aug. Is. lmdiw
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M AbSk AiT'S .


IN IA1lLE NAEkhIl
Reported by Telegraph FIR Tire tr. lrs- 'y 'hr NJ. &
Boston Line,
CAMBRIDGE, Wednesday Sept. 3d.-At Market
1912 Cattle, about 400 Bocycs, 5l2 Stores consist
ing Of Working Oxen, Cow, and Ncarlirg,
2 and 3years old. Market Beef ENtra-lcr cwt GOA
First quality, 7a7,5O 2nd do Gao,5o. Sd, do 5a5,sO
Ordinary $50. Hides per lb. Tallcw, 7.as!c
Pclts G2a7jc each. Calfskins 10 to If cents Icl ID
Veal Calves 5,5a4 per cwt. live weight. Working
Oxen, IS, 90, l40al5O-25 pairs at market. Cows
and Calves 80, 40, 6Oa62. Ycarlings, a few at l2olt.
Two years old, 2Oa24. Three de-. none. Sheep and
Lambs, AM atmarket. Extra and selections. 3, 25-
3,+Os4. BY lot, $50, 300, 2,jOn3 each. Swine,
1000 Western at market. Prices, fat, C.! live per ID
Remarks.-The supply Of cattle Of all kinds was
abundant, and increase Of 100 over last week.
number, and about 1900 Western at Brighton which
has knocked the price down to what it wa Q fort
night ago. About one-third Of The Beevos ver.
large Oxen. We noticed two pairs Of very extra
oxen taken at $50 per 100 lbs. Small cattle cold
dull, a large number will remain unsold at the close
Of the market. Sheep sold quick at last weeks
quotations. Hogs ha We declined half a cent per ID
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Nfrlm the providence journal J
When we read the report of Wings de-
claring for James Buchanan, whose life has
been opposed to the principles of the Wing
party. and when We see them quote Clay and
Webster as authority for supporting a policy
which those great men rs steadily opposed
and when we read the praises of the Demo-
cratic papers, we are reminded Of an anec-
dote Of the devil, who, it is said, came once
Of a Sunday morning through the half open
door. into a grog shop that was kept by a
deacon. A ragged little girl, whose squalid
face and poverty-stricken features, showed
the neglect, and want, and ignorance Of her
short life, had just placed n tin kettle upon
the counter, which size could hardly reach .
and had placed six cents beside it. The dca-
con was drawing out a pint of rum, putting
his large thumb into the measure to help to
fill it. The devil leaned over the coun-
ter in the most patronizinS manner, and with
q smile of appreciation, said, "that the dea-
con for me" So the Democrats. when
they see Wings denying in their prac.
tice all the professions Of their lives, going
themselves, and trying to persuade others to
60 for the party that has not Il sentiment in
common with them, praise them and patro.
nize them, and say, these are the Wings
for us
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Kitty, I'd press you to my heart,
But all such pleasure you dccry
There's too much cotton, whalebonc, lace,
Tween you and I,
I'd only muss the dry goods up,
And make you blubbcr, pout and frown.
Besides, | might, Oh sad mischance :
Break whaleboncs down
Farewell I'll pray when next We meet.
And met we may if fashions change,
At least that we may come within
Good talking range =
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Ih" Great English Rcmedy.-Sir. James
Clarke Celebrated Female Pills. Prepared from A
prescription Of Sir. J1mc. CLARK, ". D.. Phv.isiau.
ilnoriinary TO- tho Queen. This invaluable
Medicine l. u%4la.lins ia the cure of AN those pain
full and dangerous diseases incident to the female
constitution.
tmpicr.tes all excess. removes an distractions.
and brings ON the monthly period with regularity.
rne.e Pills should be used two or three weeks pre-
vious to confinement they fortiiy the constitution
and lessen the suffering during labor, enabling the
mother Go perform her duties with safety 10 herself
and child.
These Pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy. as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other
time they are safe.
In all cases q Nervous and Spinal Affections
pain in tie Back and Limbs, Heayiness, Fatigue on
slight Enertion, palpitat!on Of the Heart, Lownoss
Of Spirits, Mysteries, sick Heldacas, Whites and al
the painful diseases oceasioaed by a disordered sys-
tenn, these Pills. will effect a cure when all thor
means have failed, aud although a powerful remedy
do not contain iron, caIomeI, anthony, or any
other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package
Price, in the United states aud Canada, One Dollar.
sole Agents for this country.
l. c. BALDWIN q CO.,
Rochester, N, Y.
IUGTLE 4 MOSES, Auburn. N. Y, GENERAL
AGENTS.
N. B. $500 and e postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, will insure a bottle of thePill,
- r..,rr mil
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A Card.

AIDES WILL FIND Al II JEWELRY
~ Store on Chuyeh srse., the greatest variety to
be found at any one place, OF such articles as they
often wish to find, and a better assortment than
ever before, such Ne. Brazilian, Horn. >hsli, But
falo aud Rubber COMBS; Dressing and Fine Combs
Brushes; Perfumes; Pomades Hair Oils, Extracts
for Perfumes and for Cooking purPos'Si Nursery and
Toilet articles generally; Pins Of all sizes Needles
Of the BEST QUALITY at 6 cents a paper. The
richest variety Of new styles Port Monaies; Purses;
Pocket-books; Reticules; Writing Desks; Dressing
Cases, Scissors; Cuff Buttons; spool Stands; sew
ing Birds; Crochet Rings and Hooks or Needles;
Bush-i Belts; Buckles and Slides; India Rubber
Pens and Pencils; T~bimbles; Needlc-books; Work.
bags and Baskets; Travelling-bags; Curls and
Plain Hair; Comb-cleauers &c, &c; comprising an
assortment well worthy of an examination; 4 every
one who has the curiosity or taste TO leok at NICE
FOODS, whether they wish to buy or not, are invited
to call and see a variety superior to any previous
assortment that | have ever had the pleasure of Of
fcring TO my customers. Ladie, will find my store a
pleasant TosiHg place, with chairs and other seats,
where they can sit and look at Goods, or wait to
meet friends and n~eighbors who are around Of shop
ping Ladies (and gentlemen also,) fromTown Or
Country, will please consider this as a " standing
Cor sitting) invitation. Come and see, at the Old
stand, (New Store Church st.,
J. f. BRINSMAID.
mylGdIw erly PanGborn & Brinsm
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> e. W. lllhOk.
WILLIAM e. HGCEOK, IN Ch1ncery. Ch'uer1cn
HENRY p. UICEOK, Country, N0uuHb,r Term
u.s.. 1856.
L0YALFOSrER AND
JOHN Jackson.
EAHEREAS. tho above named James w. Hick-
w ok. William c. Iickok and Henry P. Hickok
have presented their petition ia Chanccry, returna-
bic 90 q Term Of said Court to be holden at Burling-
ton, within and for tho County of Chittenden, on
the first Tuesday Of November, 1856, against the
said Loyal Foster and John Jackson, setting forth
substantially that on tho sth day of December, 1851,
the defendants executed to the petitioners a mort
gage of certain lands in Williston in said County to
wit 100 acres more or less, and being parts of lots
Nos. 3, 4 and 81 in ,aid Town, to secure the pay
mcntot five promissory notes amounting to 5O24
dollars, one Of which remained unpaid, and is dated
December :, 1851, and executed by the defendants
to James W. lIickok Trustee, for one thousand dol
lars, payable January |, 1856 with interest annual.
ly, aud prayin: for a foreclosure If said mortiagc
in their behalf. And it appearing that the ,ail
John jackson resides out of this state, so that a
subpoena cannot be served on him, Il IS ord,r,i, that
the said John Jackson appear in Court at the time
and place above named to make answer to said pc.
tition and that publication hereof be made in tbs
Burlington Free Press, a public newspaper publish
cd at said Burlington, for three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
the last Of which publications shall be at Least
twenty days previous to the said first Tuesday o.
November, 1856.
Dated at Burlington this lst day Of september
1856. J. S. ADAM, Clerk.
ROBERTS 4 C~HTTTENDEN, Solicitors for Re
| titioner.. wlo3w
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DnviS' Pam killcr.-Thi' article needs no
a compound, comrcl'us to give publicity to it, in our
Transcript. Mr.. Perry Davis, the manufacture:
and inventor, is a gentleman for whom We entertain
the highest respect, and any article he should offer
t. the public VIC should have tho utmost confidence
in. The Pain Killer VIC keep constantly on hand
administered it for ails of all descriptions, both ex.
formal and internal, and have ever found it TO DO the
BEST remedy txtant. We well recollect its frst in
PRODUCTION for public patronage it was then sold
in a few shops in this city look at it now, the
world are its patrons,
Reader, if you have not a supply on hand, 1--WE
trust you have, as it is almost indisrcnsnblo,) pro
cure it at once aud never be without it again-it
will save many q physicians bill.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KIlLER.-1hc Buffalo Chris.
tan Advocate says" We like Mr.. Davis for the
moral and benevolent tendencies Of his character
and life. lie manufactures an article known almost
universally to be a good and safe remedy for burn,
and other pains Of the body. lie is entitled to
confidence and popularity, and SO far as va can aid
him in securing the last, for he has tho first, we
shall do SO chccrfully. His Pain Killer should be
in every family. The casualty which demands, it,
may como unawares"
u. T.. TAYLOR, Jr., Minister Of the Gospel.
Sold by A. C. SPEAR, Burlington, L l.. Du1cHrR
Il son, st. Alban', and by Medicine Dealers gen.
orally. wlO va dlaw4w
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Amos Blodget's Estate.

HI" |FHoUb "
M THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BEEN APP
w pointed by tho honorable tho Probate Court
for tho District of Chittenden, Commissioners to ro.
ceivc, examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons, against the estate Of Amos Blodget
late Of Burlington, in said District, deceased, rep
resented ins,lvcut, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto and Fix months from
tho day of tho date hereof, being allowed by sale
Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice, that we will attend to tho business Of ou
appointment at tho office Of l.. B. Englesby, in Bur
linstou, in said District, on the third Mondays o
November and January next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
on each of said days.
Dated this goth day of August, 4. %, 1856.
!" i. ~ENGLESBY,} Commissioned.
wlO3v# n. PARKER, '''u"''"'l''