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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

"WHAT IS THE SECRET OF THE NEW YORK
w LEDGER'S prodigous success?' asked Eugenie OF
Victoria ina recent prvae note Of which her Majesty
WAS kind to send the big pond The lies
NUTSHELL and amply ,hs namelyThe Ledger Ia the best
family paper in the world That's all Ana the rush for
this friday morning greater than before II contains
splendai new story By Mrs Caroline Ingrsham called
OF GOLD Also, more Of hIUN. THE Com BEArEa; cha
racerisc sketches seres and poena by FANNY FERN
eIcouRNEy, ALICE CARY Miss GIBSON Mrs. VAUGHAN, sYl
CoBB Jr and all the rest OF 'em The LEDGER
be bought wherever newspapers sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

"n0Nr CONF HOME WITHOUT THF NEy YORK
~ LEDGER 20 night In The acmouion thai nj a S,rJ
aiher sns ciicnae husband and devoted oror M ess,s
this morning from the bps 81 the oreS at home eer ~
new story "a ths iFDGtR entitled sAhAU PFacfV Al on
II bhns of ~, nor.r ~ oofp Also, more OF tobss
FERNS sRETcHks MRS sfooU RNnY's AL sirNr
CAkN's POEMS &c Ac For eaie NJ the Mace, wt.r.
newsnspers are sold arougl ont the civ conn.ry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

NTHE QUEEN OF THE WEEK AIEs'' Is OUT This
FklDAY) MORNING, In All that royal spiendor, TIA.
fascinating mAgnihcence and that dazzling which 20
mentally render her the Of the
w0rd zee the story by Mrs Caroline ingraAam IN me
NEW YORK LEDGER ready this mOrning. Also more OF
ORION, rnE GOLD BsATER &c 10, &c &C. &c, &C., &C.,
6c, &c &c. &c, &c, &c a. A. &c, DC, &c &C., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

EklDAY MORNING in all that royal splendor, tina.
fascinating agnhcence and that dazzling beauty which
mentally render her the Of the The reading
See the new story by Mrs Caroline ngraham, in the
ORION, The GoLD BrArER &c, &c, &c, &C. Sc &C, &c,
Ac &C., &c &C., &C. &C., &C, &c &C., 40, ac., 6o, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

HTHH QUEEN OF THE wEEKLrEs" rs OUT THIS
FR1DAyl MORNING, in all that royal - endor that
fascinating magnhcence and that dazzling beauty which
mentally render her the of the Of the resne
sEbSFs s ~ his cnns % IN ss
ORION THs Gotp Bssup, &c &c, SC, 10, &c &c, Ac,
&C, &C., &c, &c, &C., &c &c, &C., &c &c &c, &C., Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

aUtHF QUEEN OF THE WEEK. TESu rs OUT THIS
i FRfDAyl MORNING in all thas royal splendor that
fascinating macrhccrce and that dazzling beauty
mentally render her the Of the reading
World Zee hs new story By Mrs. Caroline Ineraham the
NEW YORK LEDGER, ready ths msrnlng. Also moro IN
ORION Tvs Gotp Brsrrn, nc, &C, &C., TO- &c, a. Ac,
&C, &C. &c, tc, &c. &c, &c, 40 &c, &c, 40, &c Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

w LEDGERs pTodiyious snccessg ssked Eugene .,
Victoria In recent private OF which her Majesty
Kind to send the big pond he hes
nutshen and simply this, nameyfhe Ledger Is the best
family in the world. that's all And the rush
this Frdsyl morning greater Than ever before ltans
q splendid story by Mrs. Caroline lagrah an, lted
SARAH PERCIyAL: OK. TIE BRIDE or THe uoU 81
OF GOLD. Also. more Of ORION THE GoLp BE.rER. cha
racersc 81 etchss stories and by FANNY FER Mrs.
sicorRsxy ALICE CARY, Mss Gwsos. Mrs VAUGHN, sYi
vAsrs COHB Jr and all the rest Of EN- The LEDGs R
be bought wherever spapers sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

"nON'r COME HOME WITHOUT THE YEw YORK
~ LEDGER 10 night" is he admou;tion msry fond
ater anectcnate husband and devoted brother win
this morning from the lps Of the fair See The
new story in the LEDG Err, entitled Arab pEECIvAR; on
TuE BRlpE or THE HousE or GOLD Also Of Cobbs
great story of ORION, TiB GUILD BEATEK; FANNY
EEhNS sksICHES, MRS. s1GoURNEys and ALICE
CARNe POEM5 a.. Ac. For sale at the PLACES where
newspapers sold, throughout the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

"noyI CONE HOME WITHOUT THE NEW YORK
IL LEDGER 70 night" is the admontioa that mAny :
fond father saeconse husband and devoted brother win re-
GIVE ns mornny frpr NC Ups % ne f.r ones hla See
ON, rnr BRIps Horss % aon Also more Of opbs
great story Of ORION, THE GOLD BRArHH: FANNY
LkKNs skEICHRs nRa sIGoURNsy,s AND LICE
CAkYis fOkhs sc, &C, For sale 81 the places where
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

"TdE QUEFN or THE wEEKLIEsn rs our THIS
. gRfDAY) MORNING., in all that royal snlsntor that
magnhcence and that dazzling VIII
mentally her the Of the OF the reading
world See the story by Mr5 Caroline Ingraaam In the
NEW YORK LEDGER ready this morning. Also more of
ORION, The GOLD Beaten, &c 10, Ac 6c &c 3c.,
&C. &c, kc, DC, &c, &C., &c, &C. &C., &c, DC Ac &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

HT,HE QUEEN OF THE wEEKIIES' IS OUT THIS
FRlDAY} MORNING, In all that roy al splendor, In.
Ang magnhcence, and that dazzling beauty which
tally render her the OF the OF the reading
world See the new story by Mrs Caroline Ingrsham in the
NEW YORK LEDGER, ready this morning. Also Of
ORION, The COLD BEATrR &C. &C. &c &c. &c &c, &C.
&c, &c, &c, Ac Ac &c &c, &C, &C, &c &c &c, &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

"TNHE QUEEN OF THE wEEkLIEsn rs OUT THIS
FRlDAO MORNING. In all that royal splendor that
fascinating magnihcence dazzling beauty which
mentally render her the cynosure eyes the reading
world See the story by Mrs Caroae Ingraham in the
ORION, The GoLD BrATER. &c &c, &c.. &c, &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

"noNI COME nopE WITHOUT rHE NEW YORK
LFDSRR TO nish.. - the admsniion that many fond
isber am etcnaie husband and feso,ec brother al rec-sve
ins morning rom NE gs OF he fair cres al bone Sec the
new story IN The lEDtFR entitled SARAH PEaCfvAI. op
Tur BRIDE OF rnr Hersr or Com. Aso. more al CJ5b-
great story Of ORION, THE GOLD BEaTER. rAyNY
lkRNs sKEIcHEs, MRS sIaouRNEy'S and ALICE
tARls POEMS kc, 1c For sale at the rlaf,S where
newspapers sold, throughout lie CIT ard oo,.Ery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

"THE QUEEN OF THE wEEKLIEso IS OUT THIS
MkIDAll MORNING. In all that royal spenior. sar
ang magnihcence and thai dazzling beauty which -
mentally render her the of he OF the reading
world gee the story by Mrs Caroline Ingraham IN the
NEW YORK LEDGER, ready this morning. Also more OF
ORION, The GoIp BEArER, &c, Ac &C., &c. &c, &c,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05
DON'T COVE HOME MIIHnrr rnr ur,u -, !.

DoNI .okE HohE WITHOUT THE NEW YORK
~ lbDHkR ~ night the admonlou thaf rss ~ 80
sher snectopse husbatd ard devoted bToler viii reee,xe
tbs morning from The bps o. The sr enc a. home So ~.
new story ~ he LEDghR entitled sAR All pFRrfy ~. Ga
~, bs,nx ~ ~ ususr or ooLp Also Q. roobs
rEkNs skkTCnles MRS. sIGoURSEYs end sLrcs
CARY n POEMS. Ac.. Sc For Al tbe plarrs wI...
newsrapeFs cold thfun ghout the cay and lrn.rr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

"DoNr CONE HOME WITHOUT THE Nwy YORK
- LEDGER 10 night is the adinonition that n nv a
fond father seconate husband and devoed brother VIII re-
eeNe this morning from the ps Of the fair
the new story IN the LED8Ek entitled ahAE fEECIEAL
on IHE BRIDE The HOUSE Also more OF Co5b's
great story OF ORION, THE GOLD BnATEH; FANNY
FERNS skkrCEkS mis- sIGOURNEYS and ALICE
Va h1s POEhS, 4c, kc For sale nj the places wh.re
newspapers loid throughout and country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

"frHE QUEEN OF THE WEEKLiES' IL OUT THIS
FRlDAY) MORNING, In all that royal splendor, tina
fascinating magnhcence and that dazzling beauty, which
mentally render her the Of the OF the realm
world See the new story by Mrs Caroline Ingranam The
NEW YORK LEDGER, ready this morning Also more Of
ORION, The GoID BEATER, &c, &C, &C. &C., &C. &c &o.
&C., &c, &c &c &C. &C, DC, &c &c, &c, &c, &C. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

Twenty Cent Ambrotype LIE Acsses. with
sasa Yhe peoples choice. 900 taken Or dy n KIMBALB
~ DrOadway, of Leonard street,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

"noNT CONE HOME WITHOUT TIE NEW YORK
II LEDGER tonight,' Is the sdm,nition thai many
fond father aeconae husband and devoted brother VIII
the story in the LEDGER entitled sAR All PEgC IvAL
on TIRE BipE OF House. GOLD Also moro Of Co sos
great story OF ORION, The GOCD BEATER; FANNY
EEkNs sKkTCHEs MRS. sIaouENEY's and ALICE
CAhN'S POEMS, &C. &c. For sale the plaees where
newspapers are sold, throughout the CITY country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

Kn0x's FurS, KnOx's Hats, KnOx's Caps,
~ and winter styles ready ct 22 Broadway Of
Yuhnn street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

I" DoNr COME HOME WITHOUT THE NEW YORK
LEDGER u night In the admouion that many fond
sher aeconse husband and devoted brother va receive
this morning from the ps Of the fair he
Tue BRIDE OF rnE liorsE Com. Also, os Cosbs
great story OF ORION. THE GOLD BEArER FANNY
FERns SKEIChEs MRS. sIGoURNEYS And ALICE
CAHYs POEMS. Ae, &c. For sale a, the place. where
newspapers are sold throughout h~ city and country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

"THE QUEEN or THE wEEKLIBsn IS OUT THIS
FRiDAY, MORNING. in all that royal splenior, tina,
fascinating magnicenee and that dazzling beauty, which
mentally nder her the Of he OF The reaing
world See the new by Mrs Caroline Ingraham in the
NEW YORK LEDGER, ready this morning Also OF
ORION, The Golp BEArER, &c, Sc &c &C., &c, &C &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-05

"n0x'T COME HONE WITHOUT THE NEW YORK
IL LEDGER to night is the simoni,ion 4 fond
father hnssand and devoted brother VIII receive
story in the In DGER. entitled K All PERCfyAI on
TIE BRiDr OF TIE HousE GoIp Also Of Cobb's
r rsRN SKErCHEs, MAS. slGoUREEY's ADD ALICE
DewsI agers sold throughout The CITY and country
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-03
BROOM HANnIES.
s1ss reg. sssfssSST

ERna oo0.GuO 10 10000 feet OF Lumber ~ ~. 80
j. man Cos, old yard, corner Scott ana ~ Nil
ats, one square west % coss s. hs'is fiaAps bsT,
nearly SpPo.he lA. Count House. Ire saV" ", srg..
have on hand the largest and LcstastofImeitot, n,
oned steam Sawed Pine Lumber 10 be iodIh a end
market. We keep con sttDilN oi hand pfseg1S ii,s
undressed Floor nF, siding, Feneiig, lf "" I'D %
other yer!sIirso, Pine Iumter hi,h We Offer ~ ~
asany othe ferd III Nils cay. INN, T. 90
Dovlp.d &wLi. J. FONi IN -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-03
COAL!
A BARGAIN

THE story 10 told that property ishslt too i1h but
those Wishinfa bargain 10 house and leas. ND
do we'll 70 call on the subscriber sr Obliged H.
cell and viii o 40 for the sake oil money.
Cal! soon on the premises, Harrison St. near SIN
ST.. at my shep 9Th ST. below the Court House
Aiso, enc LOT FOL sale
June - DIFF PIX. EiTxPATRIrK
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-03
LUMBER! LUMBER.

4 7 ihs Rock Island SAW MILL, near ,hs -
"A Yard The undersigned would inform soc ,n pp -,
ltsn's OF Rock Island ana surrounding count! -
they hive row on hand and are congsnty msidl-
iuing all kinds Of BSiiaisg and Fyda'rE Lra'H' ."
cfsg, Lsths and
BROOM HANDLES.
Cal and I0avs orders which viii 10 ptoT r."
tended %. MEAD, SMITH AAHsa'
Rock Island Mo- l5-dwLf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-03
Railroaos.
CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND RAILRoAp.
H 49, - -.
MN Alss.-Nnf.nai,.l>a .

nSsuasfte saBis., November | ilh, and enti.f-y
btaoc sesics, trains ~li leave Rock island - fol-
lows;
i.sPsssenseItss!n, daily, Saadeys except
I'd Passenger Train, daily, Saturdays eS-
cSpleG, az Z cu 4 ol
sdFresght Vita I'd class cars daily, sun
days exeeptea,at A. NJ
Trains arrive al Rock Island daily, sGucays cx'
oepsed, Us fellows .
lst Passenger train, al 20 d
2d do do at ) Is ~
81 Freight, With I'd class ears at, p30 a d
altrains on this cad are Ia direct connection ~
Chicago With trains over boththe Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central K X. 10 and from Detroit, To-
ledo, Cle,elan Columbus Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
punklrk, Buffalo, AtbgAra Falls, Albany New York
Philsdelphis, Baltimore and Washington Also o.
IxSalle with traits Of the Illinois Central Road
North TO Galena and South 10 ST. Louis sind Cairo
u which places itch etsean be procured OTIS. s. STE
WINS, TieL ct ast., Z. 4, Depot, Il. |.
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity Of g!y ing
dsuet dirse.eas asto the destination OF their bag
rage aso 10 tickets before taking their seats
IN the cars conductors ec!eetfares only 10 sta
uonson ths,.ne ofthe Chicago and koek Island Rsi!
road JOHN r. IRACf, suPt.
VIII WArAAS, Asst. SGpn.
Rock ls.snd, November 10, 1865.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-03
.IesC HaOIes0le Grocery.
.y'OTTCE.

TUE Post Ohlce has reno I'D, but the News Demo,
rem zine 20 The old Post Once ROOM which Ia,
been neatly cited mp, where shall keep Is usual tr
Eastern Papers, Books or Standard Literature. Ele.
giant ilius!FGtrd WORKS, Chesp Publications. NJ u.
szlhest School EsSfs, Stationery, Cho.os Fancy
ec@ds o.. as NO, S!LLETT, An.
kSE / 1.n
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-03

Me- YaaY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
oses loe Broadway. n. I.
S-ee-p9e.
s..~xux ke.aary xaERls FRANKLIN rtesS
A. w Xc6sEGUa, Agent
savs al, 1864.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-03
Reed Organ.

"E have very superior INSTRUMENT nov on hand
w With two sets Of keys and Pedal Bass, IL IA
aspiehd'd article andwe adapted for large churches
II 10 equal In po~sr.o nh s-C0 oY2as. Amateur, arc
Invited 10 call and examine H.
Dee POTTER a, eRn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-03
Il Q m o " q ] :
WILSON g. HARLEY

w IIoUN q IN ME
II BVE removed their 6 r. Gerry Store Ia Dir. ie
j. Cialre's ewbui ding, doors below the Poet
cMee whore taey have greatly enlarged their stock
lney " ould ttitn u 81 tttl.Itat 'ltbi mon
uaABka for The Hbsnl pa,rot eye bsstnwes On 'heno
aAE respectfully solicit sSnlnUa1ce OF the sane.
psvsnpsu, Fsr. ~, ss-dySf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-03
pp,nsyLyaNgs RAILROAD.

Three Daily ThrsusA Trsias, bet -eeu Philadelphia
sno pH..burs. -THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves iiadelphis for PiItsbprg at II A. NJ, and
PHtsburg for Phiiadelphis ut I A. u. TIKI FAST
LINE leaves Paiadelphia at p NJ and Pittsburg
for phitadelphia att p. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves PHILADELPHIA for Pitisburgh st IL Y.
~ and Pittsburg for Phliade I.hia at 10. p. N.
Tho above lines cor nsct al Pt.sourg with the Rail-
roadsts ssS freH st. Louis, Mo; Alton, GaeHa and
ChicagoIH.; Frankfort. Lexington, and louisville,
KY; TerYe Hauts, Dayton, Spri agfed, Be- Ieouiine,
sapdusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus GAINESVILLE,
Msssition and Wooster Ohio; also, with tho Steam
Pack ct Boats freSn ard to NV oRtsAse, ST. LoEIs,
LorIsvit IN aud CINCINNATI.
Through Ticket. can be hsdto or fron either OF The
above places.
PorfartAer particulars. see Handb sat the differ
ent starting points Passengers from the West
will Ind tnis the shortest and most expeditions
route 80 Philadelphia, baltimore, New York, Bos-
tor.
THos. MOORE, AG'E. Passenger Lisss, Pasta.
J MESkIMEN, 2g't. Passsngsr LiHes, Pits.
Philadelphia. Nov e5th 1855 d-iy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-03
Balls ana Parties.

'A1IE8 xAIIA n az NlC8s
r AIDES 81 nd gonts Banslo oyeFshocs, RpbberfR d
IL sps French Boots. kips Of my manufacture and
Of extra boots aud shoes that s
10 De Ia the Queen cties ofIhe great Sorthwesl
Davenport Bootand Shoe oIe door below BurrO1s
aprsi,ynsD's ann 9TH store Front street opposite
the mill JAIESJ0RDAN.
Davonpert Jan IS 1855.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-03
Oroftrifs.
FAMILY GROCERY

rI>a subscriber hasopoueG stoes OF Groeerse tn
his hesse Ferry betwecnSecong ID Til NJ sts.
and wh.ea s. vii! soii as low asesn 20 gosrsasest
slse~herp.
CIGARS.
caosee %. eiGtgarsjust received end tor ssleiow
ktwho3eesC orgc.kil.
Davenport, De essa, lsSl.dli
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
THE subscriber hss opened aisEge and Choice as
sort.aon, OF Family Groceries, st the "cHkeh-
ERRn SIGRR,"
Front St., nearly opposite the Mills,
.4fsp 9oe-s beis~ BarfeDs Prettyses's,
where shall aiways have on hand full sapri3 Of
al sa<h articles asc'si! aani y, hsSls.
c;s5itlei :, Bacon, Han,.and Shoulders;
Crusses Picked Pork, LAID;
5. Hand %. Mei.; caoiss Flour
c cssSe' and Teus; peia!oes;
Nfripsas Gisss. Wooden Ware;
stana Wngs White Lead;
Oh ani Turpeoi!nei soap and Candle. Starch;
oswhisb vii be sold for resdy ray, st'heio pri
IwaSlsa purchase 81 kinds Of CoG;isy Produce
Butter kggs Porlry, Wheat. Corn, Oct. etc. etc.
NAY ai-au DAVID A. BURROWS.
.E.sss Received.
| IN Eass MICH FahsH FAT MAChERki, sep.
IS. INSPECTION.
Try 'em AaI come sssiu-
Also
Oais, Liverpool and Stone Ware.
| Coz. 80 ks .IY. RIotnAA SHkAD.
| Oct le-da
We ss0 "aefsIes ef0OstS!'
AM KNOW thlt ~ furnish customers with ar
| "A ucies - our line IS
CHEAP AS TIE CHEAPEST,
sna q sod 81 fss bss.s EEcryta.iS usia /. i0sE5
IL esst ci-ss FGn.iis Grocery Store rs3 be bad 81
| oar Estabi .shme..t - core siOlsi
We deliver @, eds snd ce.y compstitio".
octIs R!3RDAA saEAD
MERCHANTS DISPATCH.
TIME RECEIPTS GIVEN
FROM
NEW YORk AND BOSTON.
American Express Co. Proprietors.
| GEaNGkAESls have bt en- made oy wniSh " .
"A st-pSe Dispatch IL enabled 10 forsard goods 90
rare .r.sSf.jsas rsss tkar css I've rrt-.,rg West
| except thc regular Express Company
FsiiGHT by this nispstch is forwarded via Railroad
entrey hirsdbS ard sppror,is,rs 10 thl Dis
pssch, sui ran tae regu isr ExioR Assn Es
/ rR.ITs.
Marx goods Merchants pispssch, Csre Hull q p.
DavenI-ar owa and leave memorandum ofeoursc.
with
Forfg rlher pa rtieulars apply 70
A. III. tsvisSsroS, Agt. 1877 Broadway. n. 7.
n. W ksYRs. = Broad 81. cor state, Bcssor
or 10 .he undersigned, Agents for Davenport sod
Rock tslend.
June 20 dtf HULL & PAGisH, Agi..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-07
4 New Book.
FOR OLD AND YOUNG.


V'RoM 'hc carly History Of New Hampshire and
Il Vermont containing vivid aud interesting nc
counts Of great variety Of Tic adventures Of our
foTcfither. and OF other ncidcnts Of oldou times.
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.
EDITED ny FRANCIS CHASE VI. A..
This is a book which cannot fail 10 be read with
tho greatest interest by ull-partcularly by those
who claim for their fathcrland the green hills Of
Ne Hampshire aud Vermont
To the old II will recall the scenes and stories of
their childhood; for the young 1t is work that
will be read and rc-read in the long winter EVENING"
This is one Of the cheapest works that has lately
been issued from the pros' As TO the character
the work it will speak for itself Illustrated with
fine wood engravings Size IL mo. price co ct'.
Active and entcrprising Agents with cash cap.
ita of $40 To SIS wanted to canvass for the sale q
this and other publications. Copies will be forrard-
ed by mail free Of postage to any one sendnt the
price Of the book aither in p. o. stamps or money
Orders sent to TRACY Co..
w3Iw3" Clarcmont y. IT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-07
-Four days Later from Europe.
Arrival of t he B a lite

NO NEWS OF TIE PACIFIC.
New YoRK March !.
The steamer Baltic, from Liverpool Feb.
20. arrived at | this forenoon. She brings
no intelligence of the Pacific.
The Peace Conferences opened on the 2jd
ult All the Enjoys had arrived at Paris.
The excitement respecting the American
difficulties was not so great. \ large force of
British Shops Of War is to be concentrated
in Canadian waters as u PLlmerston bravado.
The London Times announces that the 18th
Regiment and Il battalion Of Rifles are about
to be despatched to Canada, and several
other regiments will follow soon, 50 as to
conc nitrate a powerful force in that country
1t is rumorcd also that almost every regi-
mcnt attached to the Home service, has re-
cciy,d iutimaton that their services may be
required in Canada.
Brcadstul> slightly advanced, czcep; white
wheat which has declined Is.
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4 Message from Alabama.

The Governor of Alabama transmitted the
Vermont Resolutions on Kansas. &c. to the
Legislature, and they We're referred to a Sc
lect Committee with the following resolution,
offered by Mr. Davis Of Benton -
"Resoircd, That the Governor be requested
to place in the hands of his negro boy Rus
sell, the resolutions received from the Gov
crnor of Vermont, as relates to his message
on Kansas, and that the negro boy Russell be
instructed to return them with his utter con-
tempt. of the course pursued by the Vermont
Legislature, and that he the said negro boy,
will not condescend to notice Vermont. or its
Governor any more, on the ground that the
Vermont Legislature has made him equal. if
not superior, to the white race in that State"
Send on your negro boy Russell with
the resolutions. Vermont will take the mes.
sage-and the negro, too. If he is boy of
good character, he will, at the age Of 81, lie
admitted to "equal' privileges with all Tree
men of Vermont and with the advantage of
Vermont free schools, it is quite certain that
lie will be superior to the bungling Mr..
Davis Of Benton, (criticise his resolution
and to the average run of white men IN Ala
hama. BY all means send on tho " negro
boy Russell. - IldfCdmaR
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TREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING MARCH 7. 1856

C.y.s tho Ah. arrived hero this morning.
sine bring, 100 p,ssnu1'r,, also di'l7tchr.
from the British Government to their Minis
ter at Wa,huglon from Mr. Buchanan to
W.. twn G1voum'nt. and from Mr.. Mason.
T.. S. Minister at Paris.
The Arngo was greatly impcded on the pas
sage by icc--shc was obliged frequently to
put back. capt. Lines say that the quantity
of ice, and the difficulty of navigation ON the
Banks exceeded any thing he ever saw or
heard Of before, and he recommends all YES
sells bound for Europe, to 90 south Of the
Banks
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John Doon,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons concern
District of Chittenden. SIS. ed in said Estate Of
John Doom late Of Underhill in said District de-
ceased. GREETING.
AT a Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chittenden the 26th day
Of February A. D. 1856 an Instrument, purporting
to be the last Will and Testament Of John Doom
late Of Undorhll in said District, deceased, was
presented t. the Court aforesaid, for Probate, by
Mary Doom the Executive therein named And
it is ordered by said Court that the 18th day Of
March A. D. 1856, at the Probate Rooms in said
Burlington, be assigned for proving said lnstru-
mcnt and that notice thereof be given to all per-
sons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press a
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous to
the time appointed.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court, Mt the tins and place aforesaid,
and contest tho probate Of said will, if you have
cause,
Given unier my hand at Burlington in said
District, this 2cth day Of February A. d. 1856.
W. II. FRENCH, Jttfge.
W