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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

A correspondent from Millbury writes 80" A
vote taken in the polishing room of Messrs. Har-
rington Head, on Monday morning, for Presi-
dent and Vice President, stood as follows Ere
mont and Dayton 9, Buck and Breck l. Fillmore
0. This may be set down fair sample of the
town"
The Providence Journal states that there are
now seven Fremont flags floating to the breeze at
Woonsocket, +. l., and still larger one, with
fine picture of Fremont, is to be furnished by
the ladies of that place. Hon. Thomas Davis
spoke for Fremont and freedom, last evening, at
Waterman Hall, Patriot building. There are
great many Democrats in Woonsocket, as well as
other places, who will not follow the present lead
ers of the Democratic party into South Carolina.
A correspondent, writing from Watch Hill, r.
l., under date of Aug. IL, says The following
is vote taken on board the yacht Atlantic, Capt.
Owen, running between Stonington and Watch
Hill Point. The party from different places
in Connecticut and Massachusetts, For Free
mont %, Fillmore 3, Buchanan q This shows
the state of feeling here in regard to the Presi-
Dental conquest-it is most all one way. A vote
taken in the dining hall, resulted in favor of the
Pathfinder, nearly 2 TO l."
The GERMAN VoTE.-A despatch from Bur
lingtcn, Iowa,Ito the Chicago Journal, contains
the following significant iremark: " The Ger
mans acre true as steel to freedom and led tile ran
in the Contest The German vote is very large
in the West and in Pennsylvania. The Germans
helped largely to swell the majority for Benton
in st. Louis.
Mr.. Pillsbrry of Ludlow, American State SEN
ator from Hampden county, publishes a long let
ter in the Palmer Journal, urging all Americans
to support Fremont. After reviewing the Presi-
dental field, and the relations OF its candidates
to the two features of the American Springfield
platform and to snccess. he says -
" 1t Is evident either that one (of the
blanks Of the Springfield patform) must be
deferred, or both must suffer defeat 1t also
appears to me that the set time to settle the
question of slavery is at hand, and we must
not suffer it to pass by default. 1t is true,
that the American party cannot afford to
abandon their ground, but they can afford to
defer their triumph. 1t will come in its turn.
Strike for liberty now that the iron is hot
and there will be clear field, and ample
force TO win he day in the other great struggle,
whsch though deferred, must at no distant
day be decided in favor of Americans and
America"
This is the right doctrine, and the very ground
we have all atong urged the Americans to take,
as the only safe policy to pursue.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

EXCURSION TO NEwPoRT-As seen by the
advertisement in another column, the Worcester
Cornet Band have another excursion to Newport,
per Railroad and Steamer Perry. on Friday next.
Cars leave Green st. Depot at 6.45, Friday morn
ing. Fare only Sl,75. to go and return.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13
ADVERTISEMENT

Ihere are still few patterns of Fancy Dress silks on
haOd at Bryans which must be disposed of previous to
removal.
Iaose in want of splendid silk, pery cheap, should
can at No l54 Main Street before purchasing All kinds
OF Dry Goods will be sold at prices satisfactory to Gus
toners during the present month.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

BuRLINdAMg AND THE QUAKER.--A private
letter from Ohio mentions that during Mr..
Burlingame's tour in the West, he was called
upon by genuine Quaker who, in quaint
way, said -" Thou hast done well in inyit.
ing thy friend to Canada; ! am glad thee has
courage, IT is u good thing for one in thy stu.
alton" and without waiting Tor an answer,
withdrew"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13
e. T. BILLINGS

Q z r 1T PAIN TER
Is happy to inform his friends and the public thai he
mas Isopened rooms al O. Foster Cas- new Block cor
ner q Main and Pearl Streets Persons wishing 10 ex
den's Exchange 0ace. AZ VI ." ~, pSS-
~, 'SlSPartncrship Noticc.-The subscribers have
s gay formed copartnershp for the purpose # trans.
setng general Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods business
d. l.. HARDON, ~ w UAWtf'r0w
J. II. JENKINS O 4 WIiTfp Wv
Worcester ,Iulv 1g 1914
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

CREDIT TO WHOM CREDIT IS DUE.-we have No besifa-
ton in sayisg tat consum ption can always be aIyated
and in great many cases completely cured simply bv
the use of Dr. Wstars Wild Cherry Balsau Its soott
ing and healing influence the diseased organs is truly
wonderful.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

DISMISSAL OF JUDGES LEcoMPTE AND CA.
To Washington, Aug. H. Correspondence
OF Courier and Enquirer.) Judges Lecompte
and Cato, and Marshal Donaldson of Kanzas.
were invited to resign three weeks ago, and
having declined, they have been dismissed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-THE town of Pome-
roy; IN this State. was nearly DESTROYED by fire
on Friday. Sixty buildings were burnt. in.
Guiding all the business portions of the town.
and the public buildings. Two men were
killed by the falling ruins.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

restored to health for years, if ever: and his
regret Is keen, that he cannot. at this trying
;n's u.s. % our country, occupy his place of duty
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

Another SroE.--It is said that Fremont is in
the habit Of crossing his suspenders when he has
drawn on his pantaloons, and that he never en-
tiers his own house 70 see Jessie without crossing
the threshold. II such manifestations Of sympa
thy with the ceremonies Of the church Of Rome
don't prove him to be rigid catholic, "what in
thunder viii I"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

SUDDEN DEATH.-A oeptlo,non ,o,,oa
Ring, member Of the New Yor, ''a Rar
aiea suddenly at The Bellevue Hotel New
port on Sunday. He had just helped Iadv
next to him, at the table, when he feli b @oy
dead --e-- " zen oacK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

The foreign news by the Anglo Saxon, caused
a decline Of IS cts. a barrel on -four in New York,
aud corn fell of one to two cts. per bushel--
Mondays quotations were 6l to 81 IL per bushe
for sound Western mixed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

VNfeESATED BiTTERs We cordially recommend this
preparation We know it to be opulent in merit 1t was
compounded by member of the medical profession, in
hgh standing and by the best physicians
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13
DIR. TOURTELLOTTE.


ID h N Il / S II
Gives special attention to diseases of The orms oa
Ss' general practice, surgical and mechanical Oee
100 Main street. formerly occupied by bis tutor and friend
ted 70 m Ns"ton, tnow Of 0xord) to whom he ia permit
iyll dtF '''0ssser' masa'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

Tho report that Judge Mclean had issued writs
Of ha6eas corpus to take Gov. Robinson and The
other persons charged with treason in Kanzas
out Of the custody Of their military guard Is not
true. Judge Mclean has done nothing of the
kind, and is not likely to do
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13
sPECIAL NOTICES..

IndiSestiOn.-0win partly to the ickleness Of our
cimae-party to our occupatons-partly to our mental
anxiety and partly to the diseases we inherit from cur
parenti-lhe only patrimony some receve-we are the
most dyspepc people on the face of the earth Hib.
bard S Wild Cherry Bters is grand remedy and ought
to he as universally used the disease is prevalent It
ought TO be sold on draught since prevents those who
stores those who are victims to vigorous health
For sale by John O. Hill, sole agent for Worcester and
druggists generally.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

yellow FEvER-The yellow fever has broken
out in charleston, S. c., and several deaths have
already taken place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

ARNoLD's GLoBULEs and VITAL FLUID are sold at
wholesale, at the ioWeSt prices, by John O. Hill 229
Main St. Atretaa also Names and statements of those
who have been greatly benefited by them, may be seen
at MS store. mvl4 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

A. G. RANDALL.
ATTORNEY AND C0UNSELLOR Ar T1u
N o. 2l2, Butman Block.
Ie NN0Pcnhfnr. Mn - L.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
oOoAs' Il . II and RUBBERS
27S Main Street, up stairs,)
Particular attention given to orders, an o aSs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

To the Amfcfesi,-We never recomrno,,d an, -
tent medicine without being convinced its efficacy and
having tried DR. Huchnss Headache Pills W.T. pronoynce
ga and would advise people suffer ing from those diseases
to go to the druggists and get boxSpring feM Amer
lean ala 7f 80 49, 1i"'of-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

FoGYIsM.-Mr. Geo. T. Curtis of Boston, a
member of tile Curtis family, has written very
long letter to the Massachusetts Wing State
Committee, containing his reasons why an old
bunker should not support Fremont and Dayton
1t will have about the same influence upon Mas
sachusetts politics as the addition of quart of
dish water would have upon the tides of Massa-
chusetts Raw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

CHAPiN & TILLOTSON.
ALIOhNE1S AND C0UNSELLORs AT law
NOS 81 and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass
Jan ! 1 SEeFiS 0. Il. TILLoTsoN
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ID. f. EsTABRooK.
h, a. GOOnNOW

MANUFACTURES OF ALL KINDS OF
LA AND NJ FANCY PAPER BOXES
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

For For Sa'e NJ Cost large lot of HERBS, ROOTS.
oAhhe' &c, Doth IN crude and powdered sta e. nv
Jylo aim j. O. HILL. Anothecarv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

JAMES o. WILLIAMS.
ATTORNEY AND COU NSRTTOR ATTAw
No. 21S Ma5u Street,
az WORCESTER, MASS. dqr,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

Sparkling soda NVaser, with the usual vsrietv
OF choice syrups, atID. sC0Trs 25l Main corner ~
Mechanic st. mvo2 'oi i.s %
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CARD TO THE PUnLTc

We desire 10 call the attention OF the publc IN ,bo
above notice. by which II will be seen TINT we bavc mr.
chased the entire stock In trade Of y l.. Harion A Co.
The stock consists Of every description of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

IL D NlASUN,
Has large assortment Of
) U 4 e z 0 r PIANO FORTES.
For sale on the most reasonable terms Also Pianos to
RENT
Rooms in CLssPEE's RIoelr.
Corner of Main and Mechanic Stroots
my31 d3m
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC.
No. lis Main street, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

DIR. r.. WOODWARD
Has removed his Office to No. 2 Elm Strac, ios 10
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RICE & NET-SON

RICE & NELSON.
Attorneys mad COunseIIOra NJ T.u
No l Worcester Bank Block,
WORCESTER, MASS.
iva1 'iOi-'' ''''''''''';....'......T L. NELSON.
Jlol dAwff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13
DRY GOODs. CARpM,rs
FEATHERS, HAIR MATTRESSES. PLoot
QIoTtIg ANN tIntfap t,rtp.,,.,,,,. y W

CLOTHS, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
TO which VIII be added all the new aud choice stvo
DhESS dOODSi as soon as they appear In Inc ,Ssl1
Mr. iiardon, who has long been known ms tbe p,r
OF goods ior the old firm, will have charge of tbe s
ueherlihent "a ING news residlug in New York and d
young MS whole time % the purchase Of All tind. ~
snArln am FANCY DRY GOODS, he will po,aess mn
saal advantages for obalbng The ns,ecsf si.1 W.
"9eas, upon me most Favorable terms. 'S''" :"
~ ,nese reasons, we shall DO able In Offer opr ,,o,
NV Inns goo - az handsome per cent less than our
competitors cant aud we do not hesitate 10 pe"e orr
seN,s not to he undcrs1d BY any one Wa boi'vs
ecieoe th Will only be necessary Tor MS Ia show AM
hus nu prices 10 secure liberal patronage, and soud
any person ever receive any other than he most pole
uu BVnVemhnly treatment from any one IN our empl,y
member Of The Arm. NV " ''"'o
JENKINS, HAMILTON, 500,
Successors TO l.. L. HARDox n Co., lao Main "a
l.. UARnON, O. w uANrrro,,
j. II. JENKINS, o. A. WJiITE 'V"'
Worcester, July 70, 1860 a4 at
HAMILTON A. HILL,
ATT0RNEI a COUNSELLOR Ar LAly
No. Flmgash RIo.L
DSO WORCESTER, MAss. ann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-14

Tho part pa,ion Of russa Ia tho Paris Congress is
not Of areAt political importance and hgh moral re-
suit dam hdute WssraIs) and guarantees
the re- Pesoe indicates again tbs
rark 70 which that Power is entitled u the council o.
tions and sanctions the houorabls and stght'or ward
policy II has followed since the origin OF the rsgre
cfpaic. which nov approa,hes in termination.
When cns or iudisiduas oons TO blows to setea
eu,rrSl Il Il NOT an UNCOMMON thing TO see them fal
no rim vho refuses to throw element of dtscord
tss wen tAsm and Who coufnss hmssk to addressing
ehem In words Of pesce and V exhort them TO maks
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rsssrvng to itsef ths right o. prsseutstion 20
other privileges an inf rmeI that the of s
Petersburg and Rome the point Of coming an
understanding highly sdvsntsgeo, TO the interests
Poland.
There . slight improvement in tho kagish money
market the Path uit but relapse took pas, owing
TO the dculties which exted in the posos
Consols for money osssd ut 92K to s2k; for account
92x to Il. On the 26h budness wss lapguid, owing
probably to the expected posi- ponemsn. Of the
ment of the treaty Of peace. CoIsos for money closed
at 92,<; fer aecount, 92x.
In the Liverpool cotton market tbere moderate
demand, and the safes reached July 5000 bsss teo
speculation and for export Doses without ohaage
decline OF from 3d. to A had taken slaoe 10 the
market, in the sales Of the prev ous week.
The advioes from the nannfaoiurrg towns regarding
the state Ct trade during the past week. present little al
eraton At Aanches ter the demand asd improved and
prices fairly supported. At Birmingham the Iron
trade remained dull and the general manufacturer Of the
place likewise inactive, tho orders from the United
States being stl small although st1cks low In both
countries. Enbancsd confidence furtt improvement
in the home demand and up rard tendency in quota
tons reported rom Nottingham. In the wsonen cis
tricts alteration and the people continued to be we'll
employed. The Irish nes markets steady, and the
purchases numerous. '."..
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AMa1rH In sHussin.
MEMORIAL or NOBLE PoLEs TO TTE CyAR AIsy-
AEDfH.
[WArvsw March l1) CORES ooade ,ce of L1nsou ruee
transmit to you herewith memorial in hu.iso or,
scnted BY te a0oles q Sas to Vie hngsrOr VINO sso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-14

graded th0 interests OF patty and who dstrust
patriotism which converts tina foreign reA of
country into engine Of political promotion at home.
The sound Daes Question.
COURSE OF TBR UNITED STATES GOvERNMsNT-
FREE kAvI0 ALTON OF THE SAINT LAWRENCE IN
POINT-MR- MArOY's INsTRUCTIoNs-rHs DANISH
PR0POsALs-IMPORTAECE OF A SETTLEMENT TO
ENGLAND.
Correspondents Of tosdon Times
CopTNHAGKN, March 20, 1856.
Ycu aware tba' the ground upon which the GO
cf the United Sess has denounced the resy
of aniy snd commerce with Denmark of the 26tn Of
April, 1925 s their unwilling gness to surreader to any
Power tie right Of usiug the ocean ~ he "hghwsy OF
nunercs aud TO scknowieoge he right OF Denmark to
levy the Sound dues-a righs which the United states
have recognised from the moment o. tysir entering into
he clA Of ipdependen nations until 1925 as not pei
vie9od state and . privileged SAse from that yesr
Until the 14th Of April 1885, when they denounced ths
sbtve named treaty. Some ct the most eminent Aneri
car statesner-ss DariH weoster AMI the ce'eerssed
HeCry wheatcn-tormery acknowledged the right OF
DeumArk levy the Sound dues resting upon 'imme
mortal usage" and SANCTIONED by numerous tres1es;
and We best writere on public isw-for example,
Brypker shock ant Lord Stowel- -copeder the law OF
ons derivee from the usage and practice Of mankind
The p time the right of Denmark to levy tolls upon the
srct vsssels passing the Sound and the 9ls has
be.n cenied 10 1s43 BY the then Amercan ssetesry
tfstae Mr. Upshur, who in report to President Tyler,
remarked "That Denmark could not demand this tod
upon any principle Of natural public y nor upon
spy other than ancient usage which Nm no1u-
&c vice for this exaeton, snd'ths, presume Ia the
principl not even the claim o. power to
IT," But Mr. Upshur died shortly afe., and his
successor IN eict MT, Calhoun the sssn !uTlsaSnsuit
,hia gu, ston. Nov, the American doctrine Of pub
lie Law might perhaps, be ds'endcd-et least fron an
point of viexb the Usitsd States themselves
&C 90 ur n In their relations vi every other nat,a
But II you compare the c,urse pursued By the Uasi
States iu recent bexodaon about tia trss
pAvgsttcn Of the st. lawrence river with that which
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12
~ Eclectic Medical Notice.

4
- OF burlington and vicinity, he ha permanentv
ioeated In Burlington for the practice Of me,cine
DIS graduate of the Eclectic Medical College n,
cincinnati college devoted in medical scenc
ana practice to those acquainted with the scientific and
literary character Of its Faculty there is no need Of
words ofeulogy or commentator. -
TO those unacquainted with Eciecticsr1 We saw o,r
rule In the selection OF remedial agents Is TO use .hss
that undergo the process ofassIniation no the ,v
hcnce we discard Caemel. Anthony and Arsenic. Ne
nave however more than fifty concentrated rene
diesAas yet unknewnto the Hateria MedIoa az oths,
schools giving US greater range in the selection 81
agents thsh possessed by Others We also The
use OF NE lancet believing the province OF the nhvs
clan to build up rather than deplete p'si-
Seyerai Years residence in the South has given M, ..
sorable opportunities ocontrastng the diseases Of ~.
North and South. VI 'ne
Chronic disease diagnosed with certainty bv ~. =,
pressions made upon the gangiionc nervous sr., @
treated successfully with conrentr.,.j anu
and old ulcers cured speedily e " aaek n'ie.
Medicines dispensed from the ofsea 1
Once over Green. Thomas Co.'S Rank cn,n....
ferson ana Fhrdstreets Entrance on Thrill :, " 'ei
n rbro,. p.,, ). DICKINSON, NJ D.
nIshea wth medicines to last nom two 10 six week. Vim
80 .'.,'N may2swy J
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L0UDON MULLIN,
4 w ~ l. AND GENT.

council Bluffs. Iowa, -
HAS nPensd an Office on Broadway, next dSorsis
nors Drug store. where particular snd psrs,
attention win be given TO the LAM aCiAi
sbUSlNESS, in all It's branches In Couneil BE .
SIOUX City Land Districts and 10 Nebrasla T,sYssg>
preparing correct copies Of the (;oyernrenf -
ana having secured the services OF enos praetssz =
veyor, who has o thorough knowledye 81 aur Nrssl
Lands and their Surveys will br In nss.e..on Of o
district. EHff = :, - si's f Lat''s - -
=, Land Located for Settlers and distant DsaIsi I
the lowest rates.
Landsiand Town Lois bought and ,sE
Land Warrants bought and constantly On n
.ot seS, ioi sastt, or on uiae : ~ ~ ,ss., e5ss
nl.is ef Exchange bought and sold
- ol1ectfOns made, and proceeds promptly 70
Ecu, at curfentrates Of Exchange E&
M0tes Discounted on Short time web sees's
DePostts received. and interest allowed.
REFERENCES.
Lnscas simons, Bankers, ST. Louis, Mo.
Morgan, McClung Co., AEE9 8
., >. Harrington Son,
Green, rhomas& Co., Bankers, Burlin gton, lstS
Coolbatigf Brooks 81 &ssa
sparins, Good 4 co., Philadelphia.
Otis, Norcrost a Co., Boston q as4
NO. Hon Jas; Harlan, NJ G. Nj. Pleasant. Io.s.a
q John il: Gear Co., burlington Iowa. -
Wood, Bacon L Co., Pbj,adelpbia - ~
~. = shnn, Council Bllfs, Iowa. sfa# L
mas. nendrie, burlington, lows. - sy5l5
Y: y. Locsard, Cincinnati Ohio
MOTIFS kinaskBpf s4s.sNs ssFsssps y js"
= sifsrr-g1-ff .asffEsF stffTszi es.. ~ ~ 70
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CHOLERA CURED. .

Mr. MrSsn1I: - : - s''i f,"s' 'N "'S
sIs.-On Monday last, my son, .Ivb,se, wear, Of q
Ioos something Ike the cholera sharp pains IN In
anu iess and Very severe ersnping la the bo~eis.
ADMINISTERED your american Preparation" and the %
ri my family medicine and the pubic should q,
iair tfiai and 1t Winact it, noble pari. e s'F
Respectfully Yours, ~ o.
,,., 500. 81 A5s5 . J. g. DAYIDsos
sale and FETAL at squires Bo.s late PTsllan,sE
may2svy
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Our Declaration.


n the course of Human Events we think
II IL again necessary for declare to the world
and the rest of nankiud" what doing and what
we hope to do but decent regard for the delicate
sihes Of our neighbors, we'll extreme modes
ty, mpel us to make the declaration with moderation
AMI even with reserve.
WEroLD THESE TRurus SEIr.EvrpENr, that all men
women and children, at certain periods need BOOTS
SHOES ana That they are endowed by their Creator with
the inaenahie right 10 have them II they get them;
ana we deem 1t our right, less than duty to aid
our fellow men much possible In their endeayors to
conform themselves TO the laws Of their physical nature
and TO this end we have greatly increased stock Of
boots AND SHOES,
so that we have hand very ample assortment OF all
the best grades OF seasonable goods and hope the
citizens of Burlington and the surrounding country will
in obedience TO the dictates of necessity cali
at the PEOPLES SHOE STORE, and supply themselves
with the things their e0ies need though unable
to say that can be done without money and Without
price, nevertheless that that but few
II any will know the differences hundred years hence
STORE north side of Jefferson, between Main Third
streets. taug2D CAFFREY HARPER
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- 7. BROWNS -
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGEp

1io hsskSck IS preparation OF unusual exeellsncs
~ IN ordinary Darrhoa incipient Cholera in short. In
iuestimshe Value. During the prevalence of e,ss,,
ana summer complaints Of children II Is pecn
10y, ssmeaGious; no family, individual or traveIey
sure to get the genuine essence which ia
pqep S only BY BR0 WV his Drug and Caeni
Phi adelpha and for sale by ali the resnec, ahs
carries in the Unitod Sta es ioe apo'he-
Sold In Burlington by E. f. GAY. r.,r,,n1
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SOMETHING NEW

n l.. NURSE would respectfully inform the public
that he is now taking and cry superior Pic
ture on Glass, called the apRereOsCOpic Am bT o.
type. They are pronounced by all to be as much SUI
psrior TO the Ambrotype the Ambrotype is the Da
guerreo;ype. The objection of Picture being dark
Is entirely removed for while they lighter than the
Ambrotyrc or Daguerrotype, they al the time
more distinct than either.
cos Please call and see for yourselves.
lie Is still taking Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes and
Photographs, either plain coiored in oil coors. SO
Ambrotypes set In Pins, Rings, Iociets, &c.
All work warranted satisfactory, or charge.
- The Spere"scophic Ambroype Is patented, and
can only be had at the of T. l.. NURSE corner OF
Jefferson and Third streets. Entrance Third
street. a,5Otf