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ROBERT BONNER.

MUSIC STORE.
BURLINGTON.
L. S. RUST
HAS a complete assortment OF Musical Mer-
Il z chandise, and all goods pertaining TO his
branch Of business. A large assortncntof
PIANO FORTES
from the manufactures of Chickering, Woodward
< Brown, and Brown & Allen, whose instruments
are well known to be superior TO any others
manufactured il this country.
SERAPEEEEES & mELODEONs.
manufactured by Prince & Co, Buffalo. and Car
hart < Needham, n. y, Of all sizes and patterns
and every instrument warranted.
Double Bass Niols, Niolincellos, Tenor Niols
Niolins Guitars, Flutes, Clarionets Saxhorns
Bugles. Trombones, Accordeons, &c.
Italian, German and English Strings for YioIs
and Guitars, Of the best quality. Bows, Finger
Boards, Tail Pieces, Pegs and Bridges, Tuning
Forks Tuning Hammers, Pitch Tubes, Clarionet
Reeds, Metrenomes with and without bells, Music
Stands, double refined Resin, Cases for Flutes,
Blank Music Books aud Music PAPER. Instrue
ton Books, and Scales for every Instrument.
8 II & Z Il w SIC.
More than 10, 300 pieces po,v on hand. and al
new pieces Of Music received SIS soon as publish
Ell. Glee Books and Church Music Books Of ev-
cry description.
Mr. K. VIII sell all articles as low as those Of the
same quality can be obtained in any city, and a
liberal discount made 10 Teachers and those who
buy 10 sell again. Grateful for the liberal pat
rouags be has thus far received, he viii spare no
effort to keep complete assortment Of ail arti-
cles usually kept IN Music Store, aud BY con
slant personal attention to bis business, hopes to
see in his new and comInodious store, all Of lie
old. and many new customers.
Burlington, April y, Is55-lG-1y.
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FRIENDs OF HUM

To yon always disposed TO all the sutlering) II
may appear Incredible after In vain trying all tht
wonderful medicines OF the dav, that orc appii-
cation externally and a few drops taken Internal
FRED. Z. SMITH, Druggist, Mont
for Vermont. for DIR. Smiths Genuine .
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The Great
Family Weekly Paper
HERE NEN WORK. EEDGEp ha

L now attained the extraordinary circulation Of
one hundred and ninety thousand copies. The
Ledger is devoted to Polite LiterntUre, Original
Tales, Sketches, Poetry, kssGys, Gossip and Cur
rent AscS, and maintains a high moral tone. 1t
Is every where Acknowledged to be the best fam
lily pdper in the world Hence its extraordinary
and unheard of popularity. Dir. BoNNEE. die
Proprietor OF the LEDGER, employs the best tai =
ent in the country, and by so doing makes the
best paper. Such writers Fanny Fern, Syl
yanus Cobb, Jr., and Emerson Bennett, are per
manently engaged on it, and will write for no
other paper hereafter Mrs. Sigourney, also con
stanty writes for it; so do a host of other popu-
lar authors, including Mrs Emma d. L. n.
SouthwoTth. Alice Cary, Mrs Vaughan, Mary W.
Stanley Gibson, Clara Sydney, &c, sc. Tie
LEDGER is beautifully Illustrated every week.
The NEW DIRK LEDGER is printed on beauli-
ful white paper, and is composed Of eight pages
making the handsomest weekly paper in tie
country. 1t published every Saturday, and sold
at all The news Offices in every CITY and town
throughout the country; and is mailed for sub
scTibers at two dollars per aunUm; two copies are
sent for three dollars Any person obtaining eight
subscribers at $3.50 each, (which is our lowest
club Tates,) and sending US Sl2 will he entitled
to one copy free. Terms invariably in advance
Address all letters to
ROBERT BONNER.
Publisher Of NEW YORK LEDGER.
"A Ann Street New York
n. H.-Now is a good time 10 subscribe a:
EMEEsoN BENEFITS great Original Novel o.
FRONTIER LIFE, win Be commenced in TIN
LEDGER on the first OF January Bow
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Flour

THE subscriber has constantly on hand extra
L -four manufactured from the best Canada
wheat, a better article than can be found in this
market: GEO. WoRTHINGToN JR. K Co.
Dec. &c, 1856
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Mr.. j. C. Butterfeld, the same day,
killed a pig four days less than eight
months old which dressed 341 lbs
Stansteod Journal.
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wasas follows:
Buchanan, 10000
Fillmore, $4,000
Fremont. $4,000
Buchanan's majority over both, 5000.
The Democrats also obtained major
ity in both branches of the State Legs
lature.
The California markets are generally
dull.
The news from Nicaragua is highly
important.
Gen. Walker has been successful in a
series of battles with the Central Amer
leans.
On the 10th ult. Gen. Hornsby, with
200 men, defeated 100 of the enemy,
under the Costa Rican General, Canas.
The enemy lost 200, while Hornsby had
only killed and IL wounded.
Four days fighting at Massaya ended
in the entire defeat of the enemy.
Gen. Walker had returned to Grana-
da, and after giving three days notice Of
his intention to allow time for the re-
moyal of valuables, fred the place, not
leaving a vestige Of it.
The inhabitants of Granada had re-
moved to Rivas, with all their effects,
which viii hereafter be the capital of
Nicaragua.
A naval battle had taken place be-
tween the Nicaraguan war schooner Ora
NADIA, Capt. Payson, and Costa Rican
brig-of-war, three times the size of the
Granada. The Costa Rican vessel was
blown up, and.all on board of her per-
ished.
1t is estimated that the enemy have
lost 5000 men in various battles since
October.
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school Books

MS usual, Of every Kind at prices which Will posi-
lively defy al competition. lie would cali par
ticular attention to his assortment Of Stationery
which is NOW complete, aHd which has beei
selected with great care, and with direct re ierance
TO the wants Of his customers IilraciHg plain
and fancy note and letter paper from 10 IS cents
per quire. Envelopes from ? cts. per PACK to 70
cents pack, and every thing connected With tie
stationery line at prices corresponding with the
above. Thankful for former fsyOrs, be hopes that
by an upright course Of dealing and @ careful
exclusion Of ali works of doubtful tendency, to
merit and receives good share OF public patronage
CHESTER BROWN.
CrafsJury, Nov. 20, ls5G-22.f
n. b. Any work which may be wanted by ans
of bis customer that he does not happen 10 have
on hand, he will be happy TO procure for them,
which his arrangements with The YubIi,hrr. WIil
enble him 10 do AZ short notice, and at the .ow-
est prices. CHESTER BEuWA.
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'HE subscribers are receiving good article Of
i Turks Island salt, and two bushels can be
bought for 81 rs at
Dec. l6, 1856. WORTHINGTON'S
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DEADY MADE CLOTHING AT Worthiugu
III toms can be found large quantity Of Boy
and Mems Clothing.
Dec. 16, 1856.
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PIGGIsH.-Dr. Bugbee of Derby Line,
VT, killed apig on the 9th, two days less
than eight months old, which dressed 271
Tbs
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No. 10. An act in addition to chapter
thirty-one of the compiled statutes, re-
lating to attachments of personal pro-
perty.
It is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. 1. Section twenty of chapter
thirty-one Of the compiled statutes is so
amended as to include among the articles
therein named, derricks and the tackle
and appendages connected Herewith, the
utensils and apparatus kept on any farm
for the manufacture of maple sugar, also
pig iron, bloomed iron, scrap iron, rail-
road iron and hops, which articles herein
named shall be subject to all the proviSi-
ons Of said sections twenty, twenty-three,
and twenty-four, of said chapter.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved November 18th, 1856.
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The Editor slaughtered one on the
9Th, seven months old, which dressed PSI
1he
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GCEO0L BOOKS just received at
- Dec. l6. WORTHINGTON'S.
7 AIDES can find shoes or CATERS Of every de-.
IL scription at W0RTHINGTON'S.
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knowledge is Power F.!
Wiser the Head, Purer the Heart

THE subscriber would take this method to in
L form his Old customers, friends AMI lie pub
lie generally, that he has once more returned from
the city markets with the largest stock Of books
ana stationery which lac has ever had, aud Is
prepared 10 sell ,heIa AT the very
Lowest Prices.
Among his assortment may be found as usual
most Of the standard Histories and Poets, unl
most Of the new publications Of the day, such %,
the Conquest OF kansas; the History 0i tie Nor
mons; Salt Water Bubbles; Tales of the Ocean
The His Of Shatemuc; Book OF Good Exam
pies; he Morning Star, or Symbols Of Christ.
Pioneers of the West; Young Ladys Guide to
Perfect Genufy; What "a Woman can Do, What
Mother can Endure. Mrs Stoves new work
Dred;' the Curse Eutaiet; several OF T. )
Arthur's new works, livery cheap a Good I int
Coming; Headiey's Sacred Plains: Death Ec.
Scenes; the Riches Of Grace; the Clniiu Of 81
cred Wonders; DR.. Cummings complete works
40 vols. very eheapl. \ few muTe u Bench
American Family Physician, tall ! could gel
Hayward's United States Gazetteer, tprice reduce,
to S2,00l Dicks Works complete; Pierce an,
Burns Notes and Commentaries Of all kinds
These are few among the many, together witt
a large lot Of
RELIGIOUS HISTORICAL,
Biocrap hical, School Medical, Gifi Blank aut
Childreu's Books too numerous to mention, 10 rgi
ces which are warranted 10 give entire satisiac-
lion.
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/ E'ARPETiNG-oue piece len aud f5r sale ut
- q. ". mrs.
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ly, Of my tgonuinol Electric on will 50 very
suddenly relieve the sufferer from the most vio-
lent pains; vet il Is fact, as testified by goo2
men snd good women, whose names are at my
ollicr Anf any have nsa.l n MiIhnnt leriNina
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LAWS OF VERMONT.
SESSION OF 1856.

No. 17.-An act in amendment of the
fourth paragraph. of section fourteen
Of chapter forty-fye Of the compiled
statutes, relating to articles exempt
from attachment and execution.
II as hereby enacted By The General assembly Of
The State Of Vermont as JollOrs
SEC. l. The fourth paragraph of
section fourteen of the chapter forty-five
of the compiled statutes is hereby amend
ed to read as follows :
Fouth. Ten cords of fire wood, TWEEN
ty bushels of potatoes, such military arms
and accoutrements as the debtor is re-
CURED by law to furnish, all growing
crops, ten bushels of grain, one barrel
of -four, three swarms of bees and hives
together with their produce in honey,
two hundred pounds of sugar, and all
lettered grave-stones.
SEC. 2. Sections fifteen, sixteen and
seventeen of said chapter forty-fve are
hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved October 27th, 1856.
No. 18.-An act to exempt professional
libraries from attachment and levy Of
execution.
It IS hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. The professional books and
instruments of physicians and surgeons
and the professional books Of clergymen
and attorneys at law to the value Of two
hundred dollars shall hereafter be ex-
empt from attachment on execution.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Annrnved Novemher 18th. 1886.
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From California.

The steamship Tennessee left San
Juan for New York with $4,000 in
treasure.
The vote Of California for President
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

law giving 70 Mrs. Elizabssh Crockett league M land.
sbas the widow OF the respected and lamsnted David
Crockett, who, after serving his country honestly and
sitbfnly in Congress- and other places of trust WAS
butchered at the Alamo, nobly fighting for the freedom
efTexas
The Freden BtdH of Vienna states the authority oi
s Constantnope correspondent that the ance Of
the Sultan at the balls Of the English and French embes
lies but preliminary to moro extended Visits He
tends paying his respects IN person to his usfrioui
allies In Vienna, Paris and London TO thank them for
the generous and oisnterested aid rendered him within
the last three years. The arrangements for the journey
a secretly made. fotiTA OF three Turkish steam Fri
gates Fix steamers Of the allied fleets viii accompany
bis Majesty to Marseiles from whence he Will proceed
Tuip ard from thence TO Paris and London he VII
rtrr Constsntinopjs via Vienna and ths Danubiar
4 shtits HIS suite will consist of Admiral Achms
,he Mushier Ismasl Pachs, and ten other d'saits
.es > he empire,
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Jersey Clty News.

FIRE DEPARTMENT FuSp.-This fund, now exoes ling.
" 600, which necessary before 1t coul be available
TO the Department. the Fund Association At ts last
rg appointed Aessrs French, Kemp and Hawkins, .
committee to revfe a bylaws ~ 70 use the awaits d
the iund for the purpose OF relief whom required.
COLLECTION OF WATm REsTs.-A supplement 30 the
Jersey City Water provides that al and
al penalties due the 10th Of December OF eac year.
may BE- collected with IL per ceot interest and coo b
the city authorities BY the sale of the property labs
therefor the Same lands sold for unpaid
taxes and assessments.
RAILROAD COMPLAINT BooK-The New Jersey RAILROAD
and Transportation Company has opened q complains
book at it's Office la Jersey CITY, which book ia aceessbas
ct ali hours, for the entry Of all Of complaint or
against the officers employees Of the road The COM
pany pledges itself to promptly and thoroughly invss
gate the charges and TO redress grievances tAs
paints are made BY responsible persons. The same
will bs taken II the oompaintsAre made to officers
Of the company, with tze Of ths person aggrieved
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Brooklyn CITY News.

FIRE, AND DESTRUCTION OF FIFTEEN HORSES.
Shortly before O'Clock Saturday night FIRE broke
out in wooden building in Furmsn street. adjoining tbs
Brooklyn City Mills occupied as q stable by the City
Railroad Company. The New York bells sounded TIE
first ALARM the flames being distinctly visib from
that side of the river. The railroad having just
ceated running for the night the horses put up
the stable secured when flames discovered breaking
forth from the side next adjoining the mills. Fshtesn
horses to the company the stable but
the progress OF the fire was so rapid that 1t WAS found
impo sibe to than three and the remainder
were ecesary left prey TO the destroying element.
The adjoining stable, occupied by the Kuick
erbocler Ice Company next caught Arc 1t contained
eight horses, but7 luckily they were all taken out un-
harmed Both buildings were destroyed, with tho hay,
Of the mem sno~t NV tns
barge belonging 70 the ice company, and laying
the Dock in great danger Of desruc ion
the ferry beat Fulton. which just in from the
other SIDE Some thieves took acvan Of the oocasoa
The Gre communicated 70 the mills and deutroved
part Of the roof but the damage did not to O.
great DEAL wooden building opposite was somewhat
The loss sustained by the railroad company amounts
70 about & 0o0 and of the foe company perhaps 00e.
charge Of the stable had just closed for the night whsu
the flames discovered and 1t is therefore probable
that !. originated from The amp The budinss wsrs
'' loft. "''1 ~ -'' '"'' '''A = ''' 'A1'"'o' ~n'
The engine Of the ferry boat Fulton WAS set in ops
ration and played stream upon the ceboat before the
fire er gines arrived She thus protected from tAs
flames until she could Be towed out oidangsr.
Three fremen fell into the eoca while engaged aA
work in the rear Of the burning bxdings They we're
got out unharmed.
POLICEMAN RonBm--The house Of Mr.. s.sphe>
Coyle officer of the First disrsct police No. 1, Vine
street, was entered BY thief Saturday afternoon.
while the lady was temporarily absent the husSa
being on patrol duty, and ransaoting trunk, stole
thereirom $50 in Long Island Bank bills, a ~atch snd
chain worth $50 gold locket silver spoons valued
At about $50 more, with all Of which he escaped unds
tectAd.
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SrRET IMrRoyENxsTs.-rhs Hoboken Coun III has sAoot
% an ordinance providing for grading. paving and Asa
ging in HuLson, Washington, Ferry, First ana SID
streets fo which proposals to be submitted On the
I'd Of Ap.n.
MDmroS OF FRsxM.-An act Of the last IeQislaturs
provides that those hremen In Hoboken Who the lat
Of ay nsxt shall have served Ave years aod VINO serve
two years more and M others who svve seven year.
nrsmen, shall be exempt from jury duty aud military tax
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EVACUATION TO KArsAs-Quite O number Of
families OF emigran from various parts Of the East
ing he In this portion Of Territory arrived
her during the past week. very large emigration b
anticipated here this sesson,-OmaAa 0iy Nerashsan,
MqycA6,
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CATTLE IN MDIANA.-The report Of the Auditor
OF the stlts Of Indiana says that the value Of the cattle
in the ate as returned y the several township
sors from eighty three countless being ali from which
returns were made, was, on the first 6 June last.
az 570 200.
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LARGE SALE OF MuLEs.-The Paris (Ky) Citi-
sem says that twenty-five hundred mules were sold
that the lat OF March County Court day.
by auction and some BY private SALE The two
tionecrs report that their sales OF mules hsrses and
slaves amounted on that day to the handsome sum Of
SIC, ,276 So.
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4. Inc Chief having been born an eien, was
he lawfully naturalized before his appointment
officer He does not claim naturalization his own
application His position this question is thar his ia
ther became naturazed citizen of the United States in
the year 1927 and bst in the parent the children, mi
at that tne ci whom he one, also natural
izeo by operation of law.
The Of this deduction depends the quss-
tilns:
lst Whether the parent in fact and in law nstur-
allied.
2d If the parent was legally naur sliced whether such
naturalization fuureg to the Chief under the naturaiEa-
ZION laws in force in 1927.
Upon3 the second point but little need be here said
ts deter affect parties subject to its ursdc-
ton only In thsY Official character. It's decisions
not authority for any other purpose than the regulations
Of the police Nor N am any osa.r asssan vhsn % the
The ststute creating tho commission Prsscrbes
mode OF proceeding does refer to any rnle Of Ia
or o. evidence by Which it shai be governed All the
this Stare and Of tho United States, which are In rce
IN this State constitute the law Of this coar In other
wolds the trial OF complaints BY this board, tbs same
pertain other courts We not permitted to con-
ttue the law aosordfp6 to notions Of right, merely
the act creating powees does not prescribe
the rule OF official action. Upon these principles, the
question whether ths child OF parent natural
sed after the passage Of the act OF 1902 though such
minor child be born cut Of the United sta ss, dweiue
OF the parent becomes by force of that statute cassn
Ia 70 far settled ut least IN this State as 70 conclude h
tltbur al .
Tts ouestion Is expressly adjudcated ia the aairma
tive by TIE Chancellor, in West West, 8th page 433
Able lawyers however, stoutly deny the souuduess
ibis and insist that the act OF 1902 Il but
pcctise IN s operation affecting only the minor chi rer
Vt pa,ens VINO bad been nAtnralzeo ut the time Of th
passage of that act; but TO be consistent we mus
hoe that the decision obligatory on US, and thar tn
Chief naturazed through his parents in 1927 tn
parent uas legally natrralized.
To return TO our FIRST question, WAS the father Of tn
Chief duly naturslizeds
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,he Buffalo papers have ascertansd WAS written sx-
pltssly for her.
CHcAGo-The Misses Benin are playing here.
PROVIDENCE, R. I.-Mr. Forbes, the manager of the
Providence theatre was presented last week with
Woe of plate by the ladies OF that city, token OF the
high estimation in which they hold him theAtrical
manager, actor and member Of society. The pre-
sent consisted of six pieces Of silver plate the purity
OF cein, viz "a pitcher four goblets and q satver
CLEVELAND, O.-The theatre here will open this
No; Mrs. Thorne Miss E. Thorne and Mr. Lefinswel are
members of the company.
DMRoT-Mr. NeaAe commences here to night
LouIsvnlE-Paul julien gave concert here last week
Dayidge is starring at the theatre.
81. LouB-The Canpbells and the AleghAnians are
giving concerts here The Pyne English Opera troupe
were at Batsmans the 10th. They coming Fast
10 play In Baltimore, the 10Th proxmo PAuncefort
has taken the Varieties.
CIxusNAx.-Couldock Is a the Peoples. Barney Will
iams and wife closed on Saturday ~ the National and
Copey ard the dogs were to appear this evening.
CHARLESTON, 8. C--Mi Robertson Is starring here.
HARTFORD Ct-Clsude ,clnotte and Pauline have been
psyed here by the Misses Wyatt children Of eight and
nine years Of sge daughters ofG. HWys the manager
ArsTRMn.-Mr Gustavus v. Brooke and Catharne
HaJe are in Melbourne Australia. He had played III
nights there sad fifty In Sydney.
OBITuARY.-Mr MORRIS BARNETT died at Montreal, Co.
NADIA last week. Mr. Barnett was of jewish extraction,
and born, says correspondent in London, In 100 de
was long connected with The Lone PRESS and had
siderable celebrity actor in French parts About
twelve years ago he edited weekly paper In this city
He adapted several pieces from the French the most
| successful of which "The Serious Family He
played at Burtons two ago, eut his rope tore
limited, and he was not very successful. He was
hnrisd At NcnxsM kccoydiog TO the Jewish rtss.