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Carriage Factory.

o"2 The undersigned Is now pre-.
SS4ET pared to manufacture, at his
S-New establishments ia Chester.
vile, all kinds Of CARRIAGES, adapted
TO our rough and hilly country, and of the
best Materials. lie would suggest as al.
most every man in the up-country is more
or less JUICE Of timber, before you buy
or orders Carriage, no matter where, look
around and see what sort of Lumber the
builder has and in what condition il is kent.
TIE Carriage-Maker mag Lie, Boasf or
Biaster rs nnch ~ hsplcascs, bat the grand
secret OF carisge-nakipg He's IN tl,s Lus-
BEa-pile. M,
sTo boy cheap Negro, Horse or Car.
riage,is 10 verify tho old alsge Peany
,riscand Pound foolish. Give me a fair pyiec
for my work, and then ifit is not made
right, hold me rcspousiblc.S4
" IL were rot for Paint, Putty and GIue,
What would We poor Carriage. Makers do &,
c. y. Hoist.
chester Jan, 81, 1855 4o-tf. i
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& RATS!
Just published--A Nsw Discoysrv in
Medicine.
Gun

Just published-A New Discossrv IN
Medicine.
few words on the Rational Treatment
without Medicine, Of sper,natorrhsa or I.oc.l
Weakness, Ne: rous Debility, Low Spirits, Las
sitGde, Wcakuess Of the Limbs aud Back, Iudi,
position and Inenpaeiy for Study and Labor,
Du'iness OF Apprehension, Loss Of Memory, a.
version to Society, Love Of Solitude, Timidi,y,
Self-Distrust, Dizziness, Headache, involuntaf,
Discharges, Pains in the Side, Affection of th.
Eyes, Pimples, on the Face. Sexual and oths,
lnfrmitics In man. ''
FROM TIE FRENCH OF DR. b. DE LANEY
The important fact that tI.cse alarming com.
plants may easily be removed without medicine
Is, In this small tract, clcarl. demonstrated; and
the entirely nea and highly succes ssful treatment
As adopted by the Author, fully explained, b,
means OF which every one 10 enabled TO cure
himself perfectly. and at the least possible cost
avoiding thereby all the advertised nostIums oI
the day.
sent to any addross, gratis, and post free In ,
scaled envelope, by remitiing, post paid, two
postage stamps 70 DR.. D. DO Lansy, No. "a, Lis.
Pcnard Street, New York.
Oct 3. Sc 81 ly
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Carpets. Oil Cloths, 3d.,
At Low Prices for Cash!
George Il. l.. Hyatt,

Nos. 4i4 and 44G Pearl. Street, inear
Shotham,) New- York,
LAS now IN" store, and il constantly re-
IL. ceiving n wELL-AssoRrEp STOCK or
CARPETs. On.-CLorHs. &c. to which he
'nV'tes 'pnblic attention, believing that an
examination OF both quality and prices. will
prove satisfactory 10 Merchants and to
Purchasers generally, who buy for Cash.
Ills Stock consists OF =.
RICH VELVET TAPESTRY g. BRUS.
SEIS CARPETS, IN NEW DESIGNS:
SUPERIOR ENGLISH e. AMERI.
lCAN aPLY, AND INGRAM
RPETS;
Comprising many New Patterns, made ex.
Pressly for first class trade. Also, 3. 10 :.
Twilled and plain Venetian Hall and Stair
carpets: Oil Cloths in widths from to
~ feet, in various qualities. Rich Mosaic
ufted and Common Hearth Rugs and
Door.mats OF different sorts. Table and
Piano Covers Of Choice Patterns. "A
5-4 and 6-I Plaid and Plain Matijugs,--
Window Shades Of desirable styl.x.--
stair Coverings, Stair Rods, and ali other
articles usually kept in Carpet Stores.
He 10 AIso Aoxsr yoR sRLLrsc
Carhart g. Nys's Power Loom Three-plv
and Ingram Carpets, as weif,aa BsrbcTs
Auburn Prison-inade Bsuss.ls s. ply. Ynrrsip
and Venetian Carpets and Rugs. y
AL which will DO isirly repgesentsd IA
pnrchassrs and sold at fair prices.
July 10, a4-lv.
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Salmacius one Of the greatest scholar,
Of his time saw cause to exclaim bitterly
against himself when he came 10 die
o." said he, 81 have lossa world of time
time, the most precious thing in tue
world Had ] but one year mora it
should be spent in perusing David's psalms
and Pauls epstles," 40, Srs," said he,
addressing tbose sbout iim; "mind the
world,less and God more"
Reader, see that now YOU are wise
enosgh to pcruse the word Of God, that
you may not have to.cryrO, for but one
year toreaa it'll" when you are about to
meet your Creator, and give your ac.
count.
Take tho dying advice Of Salmasius,
and "mind the world less, and God more y
"For what IS man profited, il he shall
gain the whole world and lose his own
soul s,".o . ,..
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Try TIE MEDICINEll
he warmed IL SHnso,.

And neglect not that &C ugh which il d.ily
weakening your reconstruction, irritating your
throat and lungs, and inviting IN that dr.ad
disease, Consumption. when so soothing and
Healing r"mcdy can be obtained ss Dr.
Rogers Syrup OF livcrwort and Tar.
Be,cdre If Countertsas and Base Imitations,
The genuine article is sigm.d ANDREW
ROGERS, on the engraved wrapper around
zach bettie.
Price, 81 per bottle, or six bottles f,r s5.
Sold Wholesale and roiriI by SCovII. g.
III Charities st. bot. Cont and st. Luis,
". D. = ''
SOLE AGENTS ron THE SoUruwns STATES
! 10 ~haGi al ordtts aud applications for
Asencicsmist " addressed. 80
Sold Also .r
MAcmL & IIEArH, Lancaster C. IL.
~ P.WfLiE, Chester. ="
W'ScHEsrER, Srirr g. 20. Munro.
n, }. DsiiAY, and WoKkuls, Camden.
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A farmer whose son had for a long
time been ostensibly studying Latin in a
popular academy, but not being perfectly
satisfied with the course and conduct OF
the young hopeful, recalled him from
school, and placing him by the side of a
cart one day, thus addressed him: Now,
Joseph, here is fork, and there is heap
Of manure and a cart--wbat do you call
them in Latin y "forkibus, cartibus, ct
manuribus" said Joseph. "Well, now"
said the old man., "if you don'ttake that
forkibus pretty quickibus and pitch that
manuribus into that cartibus, Ill break
your backibus." ~ - ~.
We i,guess. Joseph went to workibus
forthwithibus. \ ,.s d,
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XrsNSSalas5ssS4f s 9 g sEsaSl
S6,FS"S 860S6eSe
For the Complete Cure Of ..Caughs,
Colds. Influenza. Asthma. Bronchetis
Splitting of Blood, and all other lung

For the Complete Cure of of.Caughs,
Colds. Influenza. Asthma. Bronchetis
Splitting Of Blood, and all other lung
complai tending to consumption
This preparation is getting into use all
owes our Country. The numerous letters
We receive from our various agents, infor-
ming tvs ofcurses effected in their immediate
heighb6rfUtiis; warrant us IN saying II Is Que
Of the bcsty if'n6, The rcry best Cough Medi
cine now before the public. II almost inra
pstpsrs,ioas havo istss s;s III sf Sssrr.issss "s 81
lie p,tisht, ms ms D Druggi.s., dealers sia
Medicines" and Physicians can tes,ifA
Ask the Agent in your nearest town, wbis
has been his experience Of the effects Of tkst
medicine. If he has been selling it fof ana,
Gngth of time he will tell you. -,
tbs THE BEST MEDICINE EXTANr
Below wa give a few extacts from letter.
we have received lately regarding tho virs
tues Of mis- medicine. -, x.
DrS.Osiin, of Knoxville, Ga, says.-lhar.
been using your Lirerrort and Tar rcrv erten i,
sireiytn my practice for three years pasi. and, a
IS 'riih pleasure state my beiiefin ITS sUrERi
onITy OVER ALL OTHER ARTICLES miih schich
am acquainted, tor mhich il is recommended.''
Mcssrs. Fitzgerald g. Bcnncrs. writing
froSa }Vaynesville, NC. says:--" The Lirer
i'ori aud Tar Is becoming daily more popu.
lar IN This Country. AND WE THINK Justly
so: All rho hare tried IL speak in common
dabte terms Of Mre-y beneficial in alternating
The conptnintcd' for. iryich IL is recommended,
Our Agent in Pickcns District, s. e.. MIR.
s. X. McFall, assurcs us "that he uses il rih
great bencM in his own family, and recon-
mends it TO his ncighbors." lie civcs an
instance of Negro woman, in his vicinity.
who had been suffering with disease Of the
Lungs for years. attended with severe consi,
who was relieved by the Livcrwo orih and Tar.
Such are the good reports We hear Of
this Mcdicine from all parts of tho South.
For report of tho surprising cures it hss.
performed in the Western and Nosheru and
Eastern States, we would invite the suffering
patient to read The pamphlet which accom-,
panies cac!, bottle. To all We say ha.e uoy,
hare H,pc,
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The man who is struggling to over
come the corruption Of his carnal natur
will appreciate the sentiment of tho EoI
lowing simple lines.
Weep not for broad lands lost:
Weep not for fair hopes,crossed;
Weep not when limbs wax ola;u
Weep not when friends grow cold;
Weep not that death must part
Thine and the best loved heart;
Yet weep---weep all thou can
.f-f Wsep.wsep, because thou art
Asin-de6led men, .,# .,.,,..
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MAGNIFICENT MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
158, 3l3 DOLLARS!!!
NOW is YOUR TINE FOR A FOR
TUNE.
ONE TRIAL MAY MAKE YOU RICH
- 49, FOR LIFE!
PAYMENT OF PRIZES GUARANTEED
BY THE STATE OF MAINE.

The following splendid Schemes are more
particularly worthy thc attention o., the pub.
lie; composing some of the most Brilliant
Lotteries ever drawn in the United States.
U" Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
OF EACH WEEK,
During February, March and April will b.
" dawn one of the following beautiful
Schemes:
Tickets 81 Halves so cts. Quarters 25.
ForaS25, we send Pack age Whole, Haland
Quarter Tickets.
For $40, we send Package Halves and Tive
Whole Tickets. &c.
For IS We send Package Quarters and One
Whole Ticket. e"
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In the Irish language, the electric tele-
graph is called Segsl abots boita," the
literal translation Of which is "News up
on stilts."
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"My dinner don't agree with me-" said
man to his wife, alter an extraorainary
hearty meal. ~
Il n'tblame il, my dear, ] saw you
.jswing it so hard" .'
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An elderly eevaes~n; ri6ngin stage
coach, was rpuck amused by s,cen luus!
fire. Of words Kept up by two fadies. u One
OF them at last kjadly asked u their con-
.ssrsation didn't annoy bhDs - s.lg. /,
10, no,' said he, Il don't mind Il, I've
been married near forty years" we
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5elert poltfy.
From The Home Journal.
AN OLD FABLE IN A NRWDRESs
ny EMlLINE q. SMITH.

I, days of old was borna maid
! lowered with sweet, bcguiling spell;
Suabeams around her pathway played,
And flowers sprang where her footsteps
Her eyes were lit with heavenly fire; fell.
Her voice WAS sweet as seraph's tone:
All hearts were moved with fond desire
.,Te call this charming nymph their own.
;, .., -, "i'i'- ~ Ia: =. =.
From far and near mea came to WOO
Young Wit was forcmast of the train:
My jokes" said he, fare arrows. true;
They'll soon brilliant victory gain"
lie piled tlrDss shining missiles langt..
;'He wooed with many a ,ne<ryawiic:
But sparkling jest and spor,ivc song
Could ne'er the maidcn's heart beguile.
Next Learning came-a stately wight,
jsWhose n,pd had,searclIed the otbs above,
And:graspcd all knowledge, high and bright;
All, save the rgentlc craft of love-"
He talked of history, science, art;
HE woOcd tile maid in classic phrase -
Yet all the while her warm, young hesrt
Grew cold beneath his formal gaze.
Then fortune camc--a dashing blade,
With princely garb and pompons air;
"A palace is ny home," he said;
"NYilt thou, sweet nymph, be sovereign
14'S stately spal'ce,lshe Esplied.. [there?'
with all its sp@es dsr, lures not me;
Its two grim ushers, Care and Pride,
Still bid me from its precincts flee."
Then Genius camc--a youth so pale,
'iSo proud, and yet 80 beauteous, too;
Twas said he surely would not fail
The coy young charmer to subdue.
His eye had stol'n the stars pure beam;
His voice had caught the flow of song;
And when he whispered Loves fond theme,
The trancsd maiden listened long.
Z" y = = .'s' IT. ~ H ..-..
At length she sighed, I" It may not be-
And soft regretcrept o'sr her heart---
Long since, ALPS Twas fate's decree
That thou and I should dwell upart.
iIotu iuSs ucHncut Ol our UlrtD,
Far different paths to US were given;
dYeD amidst tho flowers of GARTH
Thou soarest to the stars of hcsyeu."
She turned away-pcrchancc TO hide
The tear that dimmed her eyes soft hue
When 10 already at her Sides
.Auothe.. suitor met her view.
This was Syoath Of honsst toll.
OF lowly Grth ana h0nely name;
youth, ,~hoso'store of wealth was small,
,,WhSss deeds were all unknown to Zane"
Yet long and truly had he loved
TIE maiden, for herself alone; ." q.
And when his earnest faith was proved,
He won the chnrmer for his own.
Since then, thro' all eartli's storm and shine
It's summer days, its wintry weather.
Sweet HPpiness--the msid divine
fAnd Gtnmoa Sense hsysdwclt together.
ga
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Be not afraid to act charitaLly. For
charity is the groundwork OF blessed
immortality beyond the grave.
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500 DOLLARS!
ORDER EARLY FOR PACKAGES
Maryland Consolidated Lottery.
Glass II,

27,sli prizes nmountingto 10 S5O,Gl3
The price of single Tickets in any Of
the above Lotteries are
WHOLE TICKETS 800
HdLf 80 cts.
SC1hI Eh 20 cts.
We pay the same attention to An order for n
single Ticket ms to
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"Pray, Professor Schnewkzs, what Is a
peripbrasis ."
"Msdam, it is simply circurlocutory
and cEensstic cycle Of oratoricsl soporosity X
circumstribing an atom Of idesliy, lost in
verbal profundity." - go
"Oh, that's Il, is Il !--wolI, tew.be-
shore" 'f9A ~ t7s.
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Sign Of the Two Large Watches.
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
JEWELRY,

AT NEW YORK PRICES ron CASH.
Merchants and Dealers win do well TO call
and examine the stock of Watches, Clocks, and
Jcwelry, at 24s King-street,. before they pur-
chase elsewhere. - f.s
Every article warranted.
A STOCK always on hand peculisriy adapted TO
country dealers.
Save twenty per cent BY esIIIpg on
- VIZ MABTERMAN,
21 King d., Charleston,
ss -Four doovs isvm wsntwossh,sx
oet ass akH W
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single lIckct ns to
ORDERS FOR PACKAGES,
Which stand a much better chsace Of oh.
laining prize, as every drawn number
must he on the tickets Of the package, and
us there is two or three prizes in each pack
age, it may be that the high prize is among
them. By several persons clubbing topeth.
er the cost Ia each Is small and they stand "A
much better chance Of u piizc, az will be
seen by the following -. 80 !;
Prices tor Packages:
Cert's Of Packs Of 26 Wholes, cost 81 90
do do 26 Halves, cost 500
do do 26 Quarters. cost 400
do do 20 Eighths, cost 400
eW- All prizes paid by drafts on the near
est cities or as purchasers may direct.
sD- Bills on all solvent Banks taken at
par.
The official scheme will be sent with all
tickets ordered, and on THE day-tke lot.e,y
draws the official drawing will be forwarded.
together with a written explanation of the
result Of the purchases.
Persons addressing the undersigned may
confidently. rely upon having their orders
hlled by return mail, and the strictcst con.
fdence observed.
The great Luck which has attended our
Office will fully authorize us 10 saying that
TO secure a competency for life il is only
necessary to address your ordersto
MlLLEN g. co.
Box 652 Post Office, Baltimore, Md.
feoy iS' 1906" bl-3m A
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ANOTHER RICH ONE DOLLAR LOT
Terry,
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

ADVERTISEMENT will be inserted at Ono
Dollar per square, of sixteen lines or less !;
or If continued, Sevcnty-Fve Cents for the
first insertion, and Fifty Cents for each sub.
sRquent insertion, !, -. r-..,. =. II
The following deductions will be made in
favor of st:,nding advertisements:
3MoNTHs. 6 MONTHS. l YEAR.
Onc Square, $500 $500 $500
TEo =" 600 1000 1900
TlGee 800 l4OO $500
1fhlf Column, 1900 220O 1000
yne 5000 45.OO 5000
- Business Cards of five lines or less, includ.
ing the paper, Six Dollars per annnm.
Announcing Candidates for Otfico, Five
Dollars.
, Advertisers are requested to mark the
number of insertions desired on each adver.
tisement, or they will be inserted until for.
bid, and charged accordingly.
Eg- All transient advertisements must
be paid for in advance.
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TIE
LANCASTER LEDGER
EDITOR AND PROPRTETOR,
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY


y A ~ ~ NJ " W.
) Ar Two Dollars per annum, III ADVANCE /;
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, paid within
six months; and Three Dollars, if not paid
until tho end of the subscription year.
EH- Subscriptions. when paid within three
months after receiving the iirst number, Will
be considered in advance. SIX
eN- No paper sent out Of the State, un-
less the money accompanies the order, ex-
cept to known responsible name.
ANY person sending us FIVE subscribers
and Ten Dollass>. .(necompanicdby the CASH.
will be entitledto one copy gratis.
- eH. No paper discontinued, until all mr..
rearagcs are psid, unless at our option.
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5O,643 DOLLARS!
Maryland Consolidated Lottery.
CLASS 67,'

2'oii prizes amounting to S5O,643
57,057 DOLLARS!
oSE or TIE RrcHEsr SCHEMES EVER Drawn
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The following is a quaint and beautiful
Provsrb:
lie that in the world would rise,
Must read the new. and advertise.
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Maryland Consolidated Lottery.

CLASS G5, I
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1896 prizes amounting to
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-15

Notice to Travellers Very few persons who
are constantly moving about from place to place,
changing their dict and drinking different kinds Of
water from what they arc accustomed to at home,
90 far, without suffering from Diarrhca or Dyson
terry. Now a certain remedy has been found, which
will cure tho aboyc.namcd complaints at once and
what /, tho best Of it, also leaves the system in q
regular state, an excellence possessed by no other
medicine, which processes to help those diseases.
This remedy will also prevent Cholera, for there was
never yet a case Of Cholera known which was not
preceded by diarrhca, or dyscntcry. This invaluable
Medicine is prepared by II. ;. Humphrey, ogdens-
burgh, y. Y, and is called the Balm of Hinthorca,
or East Indian Remedy. 1t is sure, and being pre-
pared without opium, is safe.
For sale by Druggists generally throughout the
United States and Canada.
OGpESsBuRGH, August 10, 1853.
II. ;. Hr1rnREY, Dear Sir In order to be pre-
pared for such emergencies as a sudden attack Of
Diirrhca, 1 procured a few days since one bottle OF
the BALM VI ZASlHoRFA, prepared hy yourself. |
have taken a single dose Of it on two different coca.
.ions, and have had immediate relief. We find it
pleasant to take and unlike most other, even
valuable medicines, it produce no unpleasant OF
undesirable effects whatever.
Respectfully yours. W. S. TITUS.
Pastor 1st NJ. H.. Church.
For Sale in burlington by A. c. srrAn, and Drug
gists generally. WI wv
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prERl DAyi---~IE The benefits have ro-
ceivei from the use of your invaluable remedy, tho
Pain Killer, induces ne to pen "a word of praise for
it, and gratitude to you, it, Inventor. Experience
has convinced me that for Headache, Indigestion,
Pain in the stomach, or any other part Of the
system, Severe Chill., WEAKNESS, Common Colds,
Hoarsene--, CHOLERI, CIOLERA HORBTN,
Diarrhpa, Dysentery, Tooth-Ache, DC, h~, o.,
uo,lgg trro tl1u m, Pam h,VT. | have this hour
recovered from a severe attack of the Sick Headache,
by using two tesspoonfuls taken at thirty minutes
interval, in a wine glass full Of hot water. / avn
confident that, through tho blessing Of God, r.
aved me from the cholera during the summer of
1870. Travelling amid heat, dust, toll, change Of
diet and constant exposure to an infected atmo.
sphere, my system was daily predisposed 10 dyson.
terry attacks, accompanied with pain, for which the
Pain Killer was a s7t,oen r,ns3y one tea. roouiu'
curing the worst case in an hour, or at most, hep d
Tag | have heard many cases the country over
q Dysentsry being cured by its use. Put in lh'
teeth, it would stop tho tooth-ache.
Gratitude, and a desire for its general use, ha
drawn from me this unsolicited tsstimonial in 1t
favor.
D.T TAYLOR, Jr, Minister Of the Gospel.
Sold by A. c. SrEAR, Burlington, l. l. DurcHE
4 Son, ST. Albsn., and by Medicine Dealers gen
! orally wGwi dlaw4v
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Htg, aud mot, as before, on the corporations. Tho
police iorco bat to- ho rc'rs'nited and made more
nearly adequate to- the ncco'sit cs of a community
f- IIt ..tT,-. .nI gY. ., ,uu.p and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-15

Helena Polka DID yol ever POLKA to Ahead
Poll, General flourish, Walt May Tower,
-chatt.sl Melodies Of the day.
a large lection of the most popular Nel|llt.,
with variations by Charles Grobc.
AtRU-T'- Music store, No.j Bank BlocA.
n~urLnst-n. July y. w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-15
r--m .L- r--..L.r,. .I-urn,l

s Curious CoNclDEECE-WhIle northern
men are alarmed lest the election Of n re
publican president shall cause the dissolution
Of the Union, a southern constituency, IN a
state bordering upon Kansaa, elect a ropub-
}icau to Congress We think that Rhode ls-
land and Massachusetts, can stand republican
ism II Missouri can.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-15

"Hiawatha " i an exceedingly popular work,
and has created a great sensation in the literary
world Dyer's Healing EmbTocation is increasing
in popularity also, every day, and new proofs Jfits
value and woodworking power are being daily
received. " All classes and conditions Of mon, ="
cAtol the virtues of this all-hcaling Pauacca, and
we are receiving from all sources, abundant tc.ti-
mony to the great healing and rail.dc.troyiug
properties Of this " Great Remedy"
Sold in Burlington by Z. b. Benton w lw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
MISSOURI ELECTIONS.

Nlw YORK., Aut. 9.-Ewing, ~ 24S Polk
l7,52l Benton, ll,G2l. Above vote com
rrises nearly half the popular voice Of the
State. Cdruthiors is doubtless elected in the
Sth Congressional District.