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

- l. X SILK S'i SILKS''
- Have you seen those Fancy silks at Lymans,
selling for ga cts. same quality that sol a
month ago in town for one dollar per yard. Also
these superior Black silks, warranted not TO crack
a few pieces just opened Mt very low prices-call
and zee EN- mv3 d6wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09

NEW BAKERY.-lIavc our housekeeping
readers noticed the new Bakery on Church
Street If not we advise them to drop in and
take look at the nice things there, few of
TuoNrsoN's advertisement. The proprietors
assure us (and we believe thcm) that they
use none but fine -four. sweet butter and pure
materials generally, and with skill in the
ng, they produce bread, rolls, cake,
yries &c, which the incest house keeper
need not hesitate to place upon her table
Such an establishment cannot fail to thrive,
under good management, here, About the
ice cream saloon it will be time enough to
talk when the weather Is little warmer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09
To our Patrons.

~ lSllING to manifest our appreciation Of your
w very liberal patronage we shall give you
GRAND BENEFIT,
Offering our entire stock at complimentary priccs
until the 23d inst But that there may be no &C.
casiou for complaint, have not time to mark
down the stock, we wish it distinctly understood
that our prices will not be uniform heretofore
neither will they be any rrtfsrio1 for the future
and our terms will be strictly CASH LPON DE-
LIVERY.
And that IRE may enter our NEW STORE
with a NEW STOCK and bid adieu to the old hive
with a rs4h, we hope all will improve the oppor-
tunity ami feather their nests with DRY GOODS
at the BEE HIVE. n. PECK.
Burlington, March LIST, 1856. dAWtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09

Mystic HALL ScnooL.-Wc call the atten-
ton of Parents to the advertisement of this
school in another column. 1t appears to
possess unusual facilities for thorough ms
truction and-which is often neglected in
similar schools-for physical education. The
editor of the Boston Traveller speaking of
the gymnasium, bowling alley, bathing
houses &c. says owe have visited the
schools in all parts Of the State, and have
rarely seen any of these opportunities sur
passed, or the scholars more benefited there.
by"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09

nN HAND, AND FOR SALE, THREE NEW
~ Concord Wagons, side springs; two-horse
Lumber Wagon, light, with tongue, this and two
seats One one-horse Lumber Wagon; three light.
cnc-horse Lumber Wagons, with stcel-sprngs under
both box and seats-new. ia shioncd. called the
Upper Canada Wagon, to be sold cheap for cash
or good paper. HENRY VIII lNEY.
myiid wCw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09

Tg'O THE LADIES or BURLINGTON Miss
occupied by Mrs, henderson, oyer the Bonnet store
on CauIch It, j. DESTROYS of receiving her share Of
the patronage Of the ladie, Of town AMI vicinity.
Dress and Mantilla Making, neatly and promptly
done. Two or three apprentice girls wanted
apps oct.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09
Vermont d Canada Railroad.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.


TRAINS GOING NORTH.
MAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor and White
River junction with trains from Boston Mo-,
York and Il. Johu,bury. Leaves Windsor at n"
I. NJ, stops over night at st. Albaas, proceed ROY,
moruiusto Euuse's Point where it connect. Win
train, for O,dcusburg and Montreal.
Accumulation Train leaves Northf,Id ot IN
A. VI. for Houses Pont-connccts at T..cx NH,
train from Eutland and at Rouses Point with t,ain,
tor Montreal same evening.
Leave White River Junction at oI5n
Montpelier at 745AN :.
burlington at $40 9.35 {" 4 XXX =.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave hou'v : iolht at ll,l2 An. & i.iOr.y.
st. Adams - $50 A.N.-l.O a 5.53
burlington 40 NJ. a 2.i5
Montpelier Z" 40 & ~ =.
The $50 A. NJ Train from IT. Allaus connect
at White River Junction aud Windsor with trim.
for Boston aud New York and intermediate stations.
arriving in Boston (uiI Concori) earlier than y ny
other route, '
IA Tickets for Buffalo, Detroit Chicago, and the
West, Tor sale at the principal stations.
X: SlERBUkNE, Supt.
Mortified. Feb. 25th. ls5C.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09

TGENroN, y. j. May G-'rhe New Jersey
Democratic State Convention for the election
Of delegates to the Cincinnati Convention or
gained at noon to-day. W. O. Alexander
was chosen President Indications are that
Buchanan, men will be selected.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09
SIP T..

sbOARDING.- FEW TABLE BOARDERS
- wntci at Mrs. Durand'', On White street;
! mouse formerly occupied by T. P. Markham
| ap. &C. dot
NSTAETED IMMEDGATELY-A Jonrncyman
w Whcclrisht, to whom good wages and a per-
| mhncn' place will b" given, Also an American boy
rom 10 to ~ "eir' oi age, to learn the same bust
ncas' aplG dGt&wjw ISAAC l.. SMITH.
TsNO LEr-TWo FINE AIRY LOFTS. EN-.
! n quirc of llOrCllkISS y JEl.LlsON,
I apo dNwf lj2 Church street.
4 .ADlES.--CALL AND SEE THE NEW BON.
~ NEr., Ribbons, Flowers &C., ju.t received at
| Nil Nlartham's shop on Church street. "a door
north of the Bank.
APPS dGttNlw.
", 1LkS! Satisfaction FANNY
| ~ silks this day received at the
ap2itr BEE HIVE.
c 'Asn PAID FOR CORN AND OATS Ar THE
| y South Wharf
oplol&wJmos GEO. W. BECKwlTm.
~ HERE can &c, nice Washing done Leave
| w your orders at lIESHY SurH's Shaving Saloon
| on Church Strcet,nnd they will be promptly attend
| Ell TO- Dino ii. c. a. SMITH.
| SELECr ~CHoOL-MtSS J. y. WHITNEY.
- will commence her ncNt Term, Monday,
| May 9Th.
| TUITION, $500
| School room doors Ea of the Free Press Office
| College Street. ap3O div
4 LII PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS TO
| 4 n transact with the Burlington Aqucduct Com.
| pany, will please call upon Mr. Edward W. Peck,
at the store IF Jed =. Clark, late j. Il j. H. Peck
| Il co.
May !. d3w 5. WIRES, Treas.
I 40 FOR ktNXAS.-ALL IN WANT OF 4 FIT
q out for kluylS be suUulicl al Nh. | Rank
Block, for have just received some Of Sharps
celebrated Rides, Revolving aud single barrel Pis-
tolls Of all lengths OF barrel from . to 10 inches.
Water proof Caps, Ctrtr lgcs, Wals, &c. all Of
which will be sold at reduced prices by.
apps DIFF BEINSNAID & IIlLDRETH
EeLEArHGNG AND PRESSING --LADIES,
~ Misses and Gents Hat, Bleached anil Pressed
in neat and fashionable STYLE, by X. +. eros
MON, Bank St.. Door, East Of Church St, Bur
lL.-.u. ~ All nm Lnr. rr-lu ALiluuu. ,.r......I:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09
AlDheus Halls Esta'e


STATE or yERMoNT.} The Honorable the
District Of Ch,teulcu, SIS. Probate Court for the
District of Chtteudcn, To all persons interested in
the estate of Alphcus Hall, late of Milton, in
sall DIstric', deceased, GRrEuNG.
WHEREAS, aid Court hath assigned the
2'th day of May next Tor the settlement of the adj
min,trntion account # the administrators OF the
estate OF Alphcus Ill., late If Milton, in said
District, deceased, and ordered that public no
tcc thereof Ice civ N to all persons i, tcrcstCd in
sand estate, by publishing this Order three weeks
succc'sively prev inus To- tho day a signed in the
Burlington Free Press. printed in Burlington, in
said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to npp,ar at
the Probate Court rooms in Burlington on the da
assigned then aud there to coutct the allowance Of
said account, if you soc cause.
Given under my hand, this jth day Of May,
4. h. 1856.
wi'wJ WI, FRENCH, judge
.tSANlEp." -AGENTS Is EVERY COIN.
" ty in Vermont and Now Hampshire, to
'ell choice steel Plate Engraving, also, new and
valuable subscription Books, Persons out Of en-
Tluyment viii hnd this good opportunity for a
successful business. Great Inducements offered.
Tor 'ull Iarticulars inquire Of T. $. MAETIN,
N! '"l"w William,town, VI,
STILL THEY CuME-NEW GOODS DALEY
- arriving OF No. Bank Block, VIZ: Gold and
Silver Watches of oil szos and OF superior quality
soid r,5g i,". Jewclry, such A. Cameo Mosaic and
all-gold Pms, Ear drops ard I'm b., of very beau
tiiul patterns, and all wl.p hsye seen them oc
kcowled them he best md much cheaper than
any they have seen in this market Plated and
Britannia Tea Sets, Casters, Cake Bas kets Candle.
sticks, Butter Clo'cr,, Chidren's Cups. Communion
Ware &c.,-all new patterns and of rare beauty, T.
which would call the attont on Of all who are n
the least DESTROYS OF buying, as they were bought
unusually low, and will be sold accordingly
BRGNsMAlD HILDRETH
Bank Block May. dawtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09

If TIE PRIMARY QUALITIES OF LEATHER
Are to be preserved during its in Boots,
Shoes Harness, Carriage tops &c, it must be fed
with animal nourshment, SULLIVAN'S LEATHER
RESEkNATINE is composed Of unctuous animal
matter and will therefore preserve the leather 1t
is the best Waterproof Backing now in uso NJ
trltious for the leather and mperyious to water
Only p cents per box For sale wholesale OF
retail at PLATT'S Shoe Store, College Street. diff
4 SUPPLY OF DURNO'S SNUFF FOR SALE
IA Wholesale and retail at
s. ADVANTAGEOUS.
March G, 1856. Book Store.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09

klS>uLl TlON. - TIE FIRM THAT HAS
- heretofore existed under the name of BALLARD
i BRnlntu,, is dissolved by mutual consent. All
accounts against said firm will BE- settled by II. "
Ballard, who Is authorized to use the name of the
firm in closing the same. o. l.. BALL tljD.
A.. BALLARD.
au-" II y. BALLARD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09

81 history Of Reign Of Phillip the Second +"
IL King Of Npalu, by VIM. II. Prescott.
" BE lott Papers and variety # new Juvenile
Works by L. \, IULLER.
December, -, 1855. ddw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09

GOING TO PLATTS, ami purchasing n pair
- Of Water Proof Boots or Shoes or if YOU
wish To make your old ones answer, got a box Of
sulivans Water Proof Backing, the very best in
use, for softeung leather and keeping your fe ct
warn and dry. An ounce of prevention is worth u
pound Of cure, and the best way to prevent Cold
and Consumption, is to keep the feet well guarded
against cold and dampness; Platt can furnish
articles that will do this, very low prices Call
and see for yourselves. diff
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09
N lew Goods
New Goods

New Goods
NOW OPENING THE RICHEST AND MOSl
Y varied assortment Of Watches, Clocks Jewelry
and Fancy Goods, Telescopes, Microscopes, knives.
Razors, Scissors, Needles, Silver Card Cases and
Porte Monaies, Combs, Brushes, Perfumery, Soaps.
Hair Washes and Dyes, Court Plaster, Reucule',
Thermometers,
DAGUERREOTNPE GOODS,
Hunting Goods, such Flasks, shot Pouches,
Patent Wads and Cartridges, Gun CAPS, and
barrel Pistols, Revolvers, Drinking Elasks.
Plated and Brfdnid Ware,
Tea Sets, Egg Boilers, Candesticks, Tumblers,
Communion sets, Cake Fruit and Card Baskets,
Fans of many styles and prices, Willow Ware,
Mathematic Instruments, Wax Matches, Back
CANNON Boards, Chess Men and Chequers, Plain
Hair and Curls, Morison's Pills, and extensive
variety of other articles having very much en-
lsrged and improved my Store, lowered my toor.
and counters, and opened the richest stock ~
Goods hand, shall aim to sell goods to tho
permanent satisfaction pensioners all are invited
to call and see at BRINSMAIp'S
Jewelry Store. Church street
Where customers can rely getting goods al al
low price regularly In any other quarter
Burlingt y, June %, 1855. ddwti
nR. THAlER has taken rooms at the American
- House, Private entrance No. Whelerss
Block. February, Is. 1850. diff
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09
STEAM REFINED
Ground Rock Salt,

NOR DAIRY AND FAMILY U,E, PIT Up IN
l. lbs, 10 lbs. and 20 lbs. bags and in sacks
and barrels $50 lbs. each, for sale by
TODD CO.,
Corner Old slip and Front street. New York.
ALSO, Ashton's F. +. fine salt, Turks Island and
other coarse salt. Agent in Burlington,
apl1 DIX w3mos. JED, 2. CLARK, Peck's Block.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09

One lot with story wood Store
One lot with story Match Factory"
Five vacant lots Clinton Street
one lot and story brick building on Winooski Az
One house and lot on Locust Street,
For further particulars see hand bills
I. L. WALES, Assignee Of Smith & Landon
Burlington, April rs 1856. dtmayJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09
WsSCELHAN sI0ES.

ENlE PLACE TO BUY CARPETS, isat
L STANlfORD'1 Dry Goods and Carpet Store.
ap2l, 1s56.
'E'llE PLACE TO BUY WHITE AND CHECK
u MATING, isat
ap2l oTANIFoRDS Dry Good. and Carpet Store.
'HNlIE PLACE To EUY FLOOR AND TABLE
OIL CLOTHS of different width. isat
ap2l oTANlFDED'S Dry Good and Carpet store.
is,mE PLACE To BUY DEuGGErs, ErGs,
MATS, CARPET BINDING, THREAD,
ap2l srANIFOED's Dry Goods and Carpet store
IgnE PLACE TO BUY WINDOW SHADES.
y CURNICE, BANDS and PINS. j. nj
ap2l sTANIfORD'S DryGood, and Carpet store.
IENHE PLACE TO BUY BROGA1ElLE. LACE
and MUSLIN CURTAINS and FURNITURE
COVERINGS is at
ap2l srANIfoRD'S Dry Good. aal Carpet Store.
'ElIE PLACE To Buy CoUNTERPANES, PA.
D NO and TABLE COVERS, Table Dama-,.
Napkins, Doyles Towels, Crash, &c, is Staniiord's
dry goods and Carpet store. ap2l
rlNIlE PLACE TO BUY ANYTHING IN THE
line Of Embrodcrcs, White goods, Silk.
Dress Goods, Ribbons, Trimmings, Shaws. Mautil-
las, Hosiery, Gloves, Housekeeping goods Carpets,
if you wish to select from one of the largest stocks
in Vermont, il at
arU STAN1FORD'S Dry Good. and Carpet store
DLEASE CALL AT 40. BANK BLOCK AND
examine some new and rich patterns Of Pins,
Ear drops. Neck and long Chains, Lockcts Crosses.
Diamond Pins and Rings, Seals &C., viii came by
the last Express BRINSMAlD Il IlILDRETiI.
RUST RECEIVED. A FEW MORE OF THOSE
~ famous Linen Dama,ks; Cloths; Napkins and
poylics; Couutcrpauc, Toilet Quilt Turkish
Bathing Towels aud busters. Also more of those
Irish Linens aud Bcachcd Shirtiugs; together with
great variety Of Drc.. floods; Shaw.; Talmi.;
Embroiderics and Trimmings. They are called
,dc1y. Come before they are gone
BEE IllNE--N. PECK. JR.. & co.
April 2l.t, $50. dAwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09

SlATf SEVEN VILLAGE LOTS FOR SALE AT
- Auction on Friday the 9Th day Of May next at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. | shall commence the sale al
Public Auction Of that large and valuable Real f..
tate property lately owned by smith & Landou
consisting Of come sixty-sevcn village lots located
chiefly in the north part Of the village Of Bur
lington, and within five minutes walk of any bust
ness portion Of the town, and especially conyeu-
lent to those interested in business about the Depots
Wharycs and Machine Shops. The lots for the most
part contain from 90 to 80 square rods thu. cnabl
ing every Mechanic or aborcr to purchase for himself
homestead at his own price. The sale will CON
tinue until the whole lot, disposed o. whatever
sacrifice may follow. The TIL" to the property il
un4uestloned Plans Of the let. may be seen at my
Office at any time. The following shows the local
y Of the respective lots and whether vacant or &C.
cuped with buildings.
six vacant lots fronting the Camp Ground
One lot Of about acre with 2 story dwelling
house, barn and outbuildings thereon, subject t.
+. smiths homestead interest
One lot with story brick house thereon on
Water Street. Ono lot with a small wood house on
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09

's'IlBEE OR FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS Dried
u Beef mot fmoked) for salc by
n. LOVELY, Agent, Church Street.
January Il, 1856. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09

PHILADELPHIA, May Tho entire demo
cratic ticket for city Officers is elected -
NauAs mHio.ity for Mayor is nearly 1000.
The democrats have also two thirds of the
city Council.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09

u'HAT WHICH HAS LONG BEEN PREDICTED
i has come to pass, and d,w ha, faii,n. Any
doubts the subject will be removed by calling at
March <, 1858. diff DEWEY'S.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09

ssOARDING. A FEW TABLE BOARDERS
- wntci at Mrs. Durand'., On White street
house formerly occupied by +. P. Markham.
np. 70. dGts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09

BALTIMORE, May "A duel was fought on
Saturday On the North Carolina State line,
between DR., wilkins and Mr. Randcr of
Wilmington, WilAin. was killed at. the third
fire
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09

4 LII SILVER PITCHERS AND Ours. All
~ Silver Dessert knives silver plated Table
and Dessert knives and Forks Cribbacc- BuNr-,
Crochet Rings, Bone and silver Napkin Ring.
slngly or by sets, and some other goods that We
have been out oil, just received at tho old stand
January y, lS5G, dNNtI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09

AtIoWElL HART, No. I, BANK BLOCK,
- are constantly receiving FROM maj kel fresh sup
plies of Family Groccric- Teas, su.ar., Syrurs
spice, Lard, Ham, Pork, L1mp-oil, Burning Fluid
aud IN fat, every thing in the Grocnry aud Pro-
Vision line, together with choice selection If -tarlc
Dry "ool., which they will sell cheap a, the
cheapest. May l. dtt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09
MERCHANDISE.

A QUANTITY OF HAMS, sMALLsIzE, DEsI
RABLE for boiling. Hotel keeper and retailers
WILDE supplied on reasonable terms at
July 10. d&wtt A s. DEWEY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-09

~ ALMON by the Tierce or single FISH Also
- Smoked llerrings by the box.
March "a, 1855. DIFF A. 5 DEWEY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21
Truth STRANGER than Fietion.

A widow lady, advanced in life, now a resi-
dent of the city of Philadelphia, can tell with
truth the following story, showing what
strange coincidence the current ofeyents will
sometimes bring to light The lady owns real
ESTATE in Michigan, and the following facts
were given to us by her attorney, who learn
ed them from her. own lips aoThis lady was
born and brought up in. the State Of New Jer-
sey, and upon being married removed to Mich
ligan, and settled in the county of Monroe.
There her husband built a house, improved
Hand and they struggled on together, as many
a. young couple have done, before and since.
4 Upon that farm this lady buried her first
lborn child, and a few years after, her husband
died, and was buried there. After his death
she sold out everything, and removed with
ther two sons back to New Jersey, where one
4 of hersons died fromsthe effects of a fall re
,lceved on the passage across Lake Erie, on the
Eway home, The other son removed to Phila-
tdelphia with his mother, acquired property IN
Michigan, for a farm of which he took deed
4 without knowing the situation or-eharacter Of
the property. While preparing to return to
lPhiladeInhia he was taken sick and died
ffiiaaviTnno his mother sole heir. The deedofthis
4 fDronerfv in Michigan came into herIhands, and
after a time she made journey, to. visit it
Upon reaching the. place, she found 1t to be
1.-THE very homestead which she and her hus-
hand had built more than thirty years, before
and found in the wainscot her own initials, Gu
fby. herself years before.5s She nowis again thl
4 possessoro other early homestead, the grave Q
lher husband and eldest chile. Detroit Ads
"a B
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21
r, I'd, r.,Iiss. Ci.n f,E,s Ann LEsNYEI.RY.

KE have Ins5 rsseiSeS our new sGe1 81 Sns;
and largest stock offered in this city, and which Pc
purchased atow rates enables as to sell
usual gold silver hunting and open race
aces from the finest do 70 the cheapest articles gold
ladies' gents breast
Seal scale plain rings and sad
in short article IN our business
in rrest variety or style and price. eLo1
We have also sde h alFa V stye IRON ana oodesse
1hdav and clocks direct from the factory
will sell wholesai or reea Jhey can pe
ourchased in Western city
R-Evsry article soldin ablshm en- warranted
Ola Sod price. taken in exchange
80 ~ Sairv~sl -rr, Aplf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21

FASHIONABLE INFANTICIDE.-Mothe would
do we'll to consider the following from the
New York I'ribune aal
q The cause of SO much disease and death
among children is certainly, in part, owing to
the fashion of dress. Look at the bare legged
innocents, martyrs of their mothers false pride,
dressed only in manner becoming the South
Sea Islanders! They will take cold and die, but
don't complaint is not Providence that kills
them; it is their own mothers. They do not
dress them to withstand such change in the
atmosphere as this that is now upon us. 'agies
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21
NUMBER I3e.

GllFThe London Times though no friend
to che United States, tells some strong truths
in relation to our country. Would to heaven
the following paragraph from late powerful
editorial article of that paper were less true
than it unquestionably is: zal0
America is a great Alsatia, in which politi-a
cal refugees and criminals guilty of less hon.
orable offenses find shelter and welcome. By
.he singularity of her law of naturalization,
the man who enters her territory as a refu-
gee may, in two or three years, aspire to the
dignity ola citizen OF a legislator. Were the
English law similar to that of the States, M.
Victor Hugo might now be contesting with Sir
Chas. Napier the representation of South-
wark, and citizen Pyat aspiring to become
the colleague Of Hayter for the borough OF
Wells. Thus it comes to pass that adVentur-
ers of every ription--French Socialists
and ,Tacobins, Italian Red Republicans, Hun
garians and Poles, driven into frantic hatred
of all government by Austrian or Russian
from every country in
Europe, and Adventures, pirates, and fillibus-'
ters from every country in the world, and last,
though not least, our own United Irishmen--'
all find themselves received into the govern.
ing class, and treated as if they possessed
for the interests, and an honest
wish for the dignity and prosperity of the
great Republic But in the votes they give,
he speeches they deliver, and the parties they
orm, these men are really thinking, not of the
country they have adopted, but of the land
hey have eft-not ho,o to benefit their friends in
Anae,1ea but how to aOenge themselves on their
seDales IN Europe. aoI t1a vobats sdf Is
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21
NEW AseIzANGEMEH

HN irder that be able 70 De time morepart
III to the Iron HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
iRteTestin the q
Gerry houseaEot Mr. MATTHEW DAltZtll4 l.. who VIII co
tinue stand styls7 Of Oar. DALZEL
co. with plete thing in the Grocery
tne opPortunity of returning sincer
haast this OF the she very
atro many peettny ask
3en 60 nsrue their would
othe at all gentlemen, that they need
stare
Marchl 1855. 1a1aeLLa Asa a.l-aa SAMDEL RRs
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REMOV Az.

FNI gned hss removed his Tailoring Esabshs
ment to ediatelY opposite the Pres
terian Church in the Office with DR.. Wood where hs
be all his old customers and goodly
ber OF ewons and would be pleased to them with
anything his line such coats vests PANTS shirts draw
ara etc the shortest possible notice!
fayors he would respectfully solicit
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WATcH RRPAIRING.

ESHE Udersigued baying the above business
Evansville fatters himself with the hope that his
xperience skill in all descriptions time measuring
machinery will upon trial be found worthy the attention
only resident citizens the city but also ofthoss
.oTn prsing the .'eireumzmbient vieinaFe.H
His sho is at flee where he be found At all
9sTIcE HoURsr my8 R. H. GATES.