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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-27

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whole Of our own widespread country; the uqiimitei
nNf NJ The mIgutrrc telegraph, thrDughtiC ulriouy line
whIch centre N the C,rltng Roam NJ our OH-s; the
communication Of Intelligent and faithful CORES
pondcnts at every material foreign or domestic
point; and an experienced corps Of reporters for cv-
cry passing evcntof interest If a more local dcs-
%cription. Cnsparing efforts will be always made
to reap the fullest advantages Of these means, and
to augment them as circumstances shall require.
THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT
Of the Traveller, which has received the steady COM
mendation of its readers, and the public generally,
for It's careful and impartial notices and reviews of
n~w books, such as may afford the reader n reliable
and useful guide to the merits of the publications Of
our tceming book press.
THE MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
embraces an original or carefully selected tale, with
original contributions. from able writer's on scientific
topics, faom which our readers may derive improve.
ment in the mind and the affections.
THE COMMERCIAL INTERESTS.
naddition to the regular prices current, reviews
Of the market and shipping interest, weekly reports
are given of the merchandise and the produce mar
kcts generally, and of the cattle markets, made up
by an experienced reporter expressly for the TJau-
,Hsr.
.igrntv vYpulis{ ~ reasonable terms.
The Daily Evening Traveller
Is published at Mr. DOlirs a year, in advance, and
sold at Iro cents a copy. This pioneer tw1 ,eu' pa
IL eiitous, has anunsurpasscd irculatiuu-cruci
superior 1dugHtlgssa, M lir0'-ug medium.
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PUBLISHERS,
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-27
House and Lot For Sale.

House and Lot For Sale.
svON SALE vacant lot corner Of Union and
Adams Street, also adjoining lot on Union St,
with dwelling house, barn, good garden, we'll,
ci'tern &C., the lots will be sold together, or sep
crate. For terms enquire Of Mrs. j. c. IIawlcy on
the premises, or of II. q. White.
February, (, 1sjG wifi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-27
ShaWls and Mantillas,
Carnctine. Oil Cloth. &c.

Successor to MARKS n PLAT.
Bu~rlinrton. Janunry ~. 1870. dAwtf
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20

A Buffalo paper, in speaking of slaves,
says they were first introduced in the West
India Islands in 1868. This is an error of
forty two years. Slaves were sold in Cuba
as early as 1921. At that time the Spaniards
were much less DESTROYS than the Portuguese
of possessing slaves for, in 1889, twelve
thousand negroes were sold in the city of
Lisbon. The trade in slaves was not free
in the sixteenth century, licenses for it being
granted by the Government; and, in 1886,
Casper Peralta purchased the monopoly for
the whole Of Spanish America. In 1896, it
was sold to Gomez Raynal and again, in
1915, to Antonio Rodriguez de Eloas. The
entire American importation then did not
exceed $500 yearly; and the people of Gu
ba, occupied. exclusively in raising cattle, re-
ceived very few. During the war of the
succession, the French traders visited Ha-
vana, exchanging slaves for tobacco. The
possession of the Island by the English
stimulated somewhat the importation of ne
groes yet in 1853, although the capture o.
Havana and the presence of foreigners crea
ted new wants, the number of slaves die
not exceed twenty-five thousand in that dis
trict, and thirty-two thousand in the Who'll,
island.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
CINCINNATI MARKET.

NOV To-
Flour-The market is excessively dull, and prices
heard OF were 100 brls at SIS 80, and 100 do, from
river, and So 20; sales 10 fair extent could be made
at IS.
Nvhisky-The demand steady to-day, and prices
excess Of the supply The sales comprise 700 brls at
Cheese-The demands moderate and the market firm
at loco.
Hogs-Sales OF I2s head Friday sat 1915 and $50
cts, to-day at the same The market is duh and few
Green heat-Nothing done worthy of note, and pri-
ces must eqaoted n0miDally unchanged.
Pork-Sales of PCS brls- mess, in lots SIS So
Market dull, and no demand OF consequence
Oil-Sales % brls. Linseed at csc. from Canal
Grease-A sale Of 50 brls. at soc,
Sugar-The market is firm with a moderate demand
Sales of 40 hhds. at 1O1SgIOs<
Conee-A sale of 90 bags prime at 17sle. Market
dull
Molasses--No change in the market--6596sc.
Wheat-The market is less firm, and prices shade
lower. Red wheat is selling at 81 TO-
Corn-The receipts of Com have been less during the
past week than the week previous, but prices
ciDed in consequence of the decline in the price
Whisky, and il would be difficult to sell old Corn soc.
New Corn is dull at 45c.
Rye-The demand Is good, and the market firm at
e09SOc.
Barey-The market continues dull and unsettled
Oats-The market is very firm at 35c. on ARRIVAL
The receipts here are light
Potstoes-The market for prime Potatoes is firm at
sOGS5c. on arrival, and Sl9ll0 from store. Mixed
Potatoes dull at zoe arrival, aud 60c from store.
The receipts during the week hava been light,
ing to 400 orls.
Apples-The supply is now rather in excess Of de-
mand and prices have slightly declined. We quote at
s293 per barrel at the range
Onions-The stock on hand very light, and the
ket frm at si94 80 per bh.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20

DIR. w. +. SHERRoD.-We had the pleasure
yesterday Of meeting this gallant champion
of the Democracy of the Second District in
our city. DIR. s. is the Representative elect
from Orange county, in the next Legislature.
He has done good service for the cause Of
Democracy in his county and District. Uu-
contaminated by any of the isms of the day;
standing by the flag of the Union and battling
for the Constitution, in all the contests which
the Democratic party has had to fight, he has
borne the brunt of the battle in the heat OF
the day, and his political antecsdents are un-
tainted by any touch of sectional fanaticism
The people of Orange have done well in the
selection of one to represent their Interests il
the next Legislature.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

DREPAREDfrom prescription Of Sir James Clarke
l. NJ. D., Physician Extraordinarily the Queen. This
invaluable Medicine unailingi the of all those
painful and dangerous Diseases incident to the female
constitution.
moderates all excess, removes all distractions and
brings the monthly period with regularity. Thes-
Pills should be used three weeks previous to
snemen they forty the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor enabling the mother to perform
her duties with safety to herself and child.
These Pills should be taken By Jezaiss during IA
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they
bring Miscarriage bat at any other time
safe.
In all cases of Nervousand Spinal Affections, pain
the Back and Limbs Heavness, Fatigue Slight Exer
ton, Papation the Heart, Lowness IF Spirits, Hys
ercks Sick Headache, Whites and he painful dis
eases occasioned by disordered system these Pills. viii
effect cure when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, do not conIaniron, caloe
mel, antimony, or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. Price
n the United States and Canada, One Dollar.
l. g. BALDWIN & CO.,
Rochester IN. Y.
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn. N. Y, General agents.
n. B. Ell and postage stamps enclosed to any 81
thorzed Agent, wlinsure bottle of the Pills by return
mail.
For sale wholesale and retail by w. W. Roberts& Co
Indianapolis and Druggists generally.
January LIST, l656.-d&wly.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20

X. R.-RADWAY'S EEGULATORS.-The discovery
Of this last great remedy establishes in medicine entire
ly principles which medical writers asd ssges have
for years in vain sought to discover In Railways Reg
ulators give to the world cathartic, purgatie,
aperent diuretic, diaphoIetie and above all, Regu-
ulator of the whole human body.
pill that, whilet purges from the body the refuse
deposits it heals all sores ulcers, irrtatons in
bowels or mucuous membranes. Renewed strength
follows every operation, and instead of the patient
growing weaker by their excavations as is the result
that follows all dasric pills. every organ, nerve and
tissue of the body is strengthened by their healing,
cleansing and regulating efficacy. The of Railways
Regulators will dispense entirely with that haneu drug
Calomel Blue Pill or Mercury, in any FORM all the
good effects either the Doctor or the patient expects
derive from the of Mercury will be secured by
Railways Regulators without endangering the system
b. salivating it. Hence the great and important ad-
vantage which the discovery of Railways Regulators
secures TO the human in sudden attacks Of Yellow
Fever Typhus Fever, Scarlet Fever, Congested, Bill
lous Remitent and Intermittent Fevers In Cholera,
Dysenery, and in all other infections and malignant
malades Railways Regulators are just The remedy TO-
quired in those malgraet They heal all ulcers
and Sores either in the bowels in the coat of the
stomach; even II the Whole nesnes were raw and ul-
along the whole length of the bowels, they will
not rrtae occasion pam; they expei quickly all
poisonous andinfesiOus deposits and will, as soon as
dissolvedin stomach, withdraw the cengested and
accumulated humors from the interior surface of the
bowels, and expel all such humors entirely from tn
system.
Another great influence they exert upon the system is
their regulating powers. No matter whether II be man
or woman, whose system may be out of order, whose
organs irregular in the natural performance of their
several duties, dose or two of Railways Regulators
will quickly all Irregularities, and force pleas
ant and natural evacuation from the bowels at regular
hour, each and every day. To ladies whose monthly
turns not regular, dose or two of Railways Reg
ulators and Ready Relief always insure their reg
ular discharges at the proper sine.
IT 7ss Railways r. X. Remedies are sold by drug
gists merchants and storekeepers in every city, town.
village and corners, in the United States and British
America RADWAf d CO.
noy5-w2w.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20
Terrible Marine DIsaster-Run Into


New YORK, Nov. 10.
The French steamer Lyonnaise, which
sailed hence on the LIST inst, for Havre, was
run into on the night of the I'd, and aban-
doned the next day in asinking condition.
Forty passengers were on board, sixteen Of
whom were taken from a boat on the 9th
inst, and arrived here yesterday.
Two of those in the boat had died. The
fate of the rest is uncertain.
The above advices were brouget here by
the Hamburg bark Elise, Captain Nelson,
which arrived yesterday, and reports having
spoken Bremen bark having on board six
teen of the passengers aud crew of the Lyon
naise.
Fourteen of the rescued were taken on
board the Bremen vessel.
Among the saved was the second mate of
the Lyonnaise, who furnishes the above ac-
count.
The second mate and those with him left
the steamer on the afternoon of the Sd, and
were consequently six days in the boat.
The mate says that to his knowledge the
captain and all the others on board left the
vessel the next morning.
Il The Lyonnaise had on board thirty-nine
cabin passengers, making with her crew, Off
GERS and steerage passengers, about one hun
dred and fifty persons. She had also S20,-
600 in specie.
The collision occurred in dense fog. The
stern of the ship cut clean off, and is
supposed to have sunk Immediately, as she
was not seen afterward.
| The steamer was abandoned the next day
the crew and passengers taking to her six
boats and a raft.
The latter had forty on hoard, but it is
thought that they could not have lived
through the rough weather that followed
The boat picked up was the only life boat oil
board. Nothing whatever is known Of the
raft or the five other boats. 1t is feared tina
those in them, about one hundred and thirty
in number, have persisted.
The Lyonnaise was built at Southampton
and temporarily placed in the New York anC
Havre line. She was still afoat when aban
doned. The paSsengere saved suffered terri
bly, from cold, their limbs having beer
frozen.
The Lyonnaise had but small freight oil
board, which was valued at $4,000, and par
tally insured here. The ship with which
she came into collision was built Oh tn
Clyde, and was valued at about 9150, 00C
which is insured in Europe.
The CAPTAIN of the Vigo, the consort o
! the Lyonnaise, states that the latter vesse
was built with seven water-tight compart
ments, and ii all were gone but the two, tn
( hull would still have kept aloat.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20

o. Mr.. Alexander Falconer, ticket agent
and treasurer Of the Petersburg (Virginia)
Railroad, was arrested in Petersburg, on Fri
day night of last week, on the charge of
frauds upon the company, extending over a
period of some six months past. Mr.. f. has
heretofore held a high reputation; has been
in the employ of the company some eighteen
or twenty years, and has amassed thereby a
property estimated in value $4,000. The
President of the lihe and other officers were
examined as Witnesses, and circumstances
brought to light tending very seriously, il
satisfactorily explanation is not found, to
compromise Mr.. Falconer.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20

OF A bill introduced in the Vermont
Legislature, now in session, granting $4,000
to aid Kansas, has been rejected.
Since the election the pockets of the Black
Republicans are closed as snugly as the shell
of an oyster against bleeding Kansas
Their philanthropy like Bob Acres cour-
age" has all "oozed out at their fingers
ends" The knowing ones among them have
"nary red" when Kansas calls for aid This
shows pretty conclusively the transparency
of the political humbug that fooled millions
and bled thousands of their money.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20

lMFoRrANr FxMALEs-DR- CHEESEMAN'S Pills
The combinations ingredients in these Pills, is the
result of long and extensive practice; they are miid
operation and certain of restoring nature to
its proper channel In every instance have the Pills
proved successful The Pills invariably open those OBJ
females LIABLE and bring nature
into its proper ehanne whereby health restored and
the pale and deahly cOunenance changed to healthy
one. No female enjoy good health unless she Is
regular; and whenever obstruction takes place,
whether from exposure, cold, any other cause, the
general health Immediately begins TO decline, and Inc
of such a remedy has been the cause of so many
consumptions among young females Headache, Pain
in the sde Papitaion ofthe Heart Loathng OF Food,
and disturbed Sleep do most always arise from the in
terrupton of nature; and whenever that is the case
the Pills will invariably remedy all these evils. Nor
ere they less eficacous in the of Leucorrhea,
commonly called the - Whtes.'' These Pills should
be taken during pregnancy, as they would be
sure to cause miscarriage. Warranted purely Vege-
table, and free from anything injurious TO life or health
Full and explicit directions accompany each box
These Pills are put up in square, fat boxes Persons
residing where there agency established BY enclo
sing One Dollar in letter, prepaid, to DR.. c. l..
CHxxsxMAN No. e67 Blocker ST., New York City, can
have them sent theAgespective addresses by return
of mail. w. w. EOBERTS,
Wholesale and Retail Dea.erfor Indianapolis.
julyl7ddswly
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20

OF Harvey Lossee and his sister Cynthia,
of Freeland, De Kalb county, Minnesota,
while returning home through some timber
on the 18th ult, where they were gathering
nuts, were menaced by bull, and the young
man having taken his gun for the purpose OF
shooting squirrels, was in the act of raising to
shoot the animal, when one of the barrels was
accidentally discharged, the whole charge
lodging in the head of the girl, killing her in
stantly.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20

The OFFICIAL VOTE OF PENNsYLvAN1A.-
The following is the official vote of Pennsyl-
wanna, complete Buchanan, 23o, 500; Union,
203, 556, Of which Fremont has AT ,619, and
Fillmore SO, 937; straight Fillmore, 26, $685.
The Governor has issued a proclamation
declaring the Democratic Electors elected,
and ordering their meeting on the first Wed
nesday Of next month.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20
LIVERPOOL MARKET.


The Brokers' Circular quotes the Cotton market as
unchanged and firm, except for the lower grades which
I'D lower; sales of the week $1,000 bales of which
1900 taken speculation, and by exporters
The estimated sales to-day friday 5000 bales. Of
which 1000 aken for export and speculation. The
market closed quiet.
Richardson, Spence d Co. quote Breadstuffs steady,
except Corn, which is dull at Cd. decline. Provisions
quiet.
The following are the quotations for Cotton: Fair New
Orleans IL middling do. 6sd fair upands, I'D; mid
ding do. 9 1916
In Breadstus, white Wheat 9s. 9d9lOs. Sd; red do.
IS. 9d.C99s. I'd
Flour quiet and generally unchanged. Western Ca
nal, 3O933s; Baltimore and Philadelphia, 32s Cd 3s
Cd; Ohio 35937s; Canadian 3j94ls. Yellow and mix
ed Corn 333s Cd; white do, 34G3is Sd. Provisions
quiet and generally unchanged.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20
NEW YORK MARKET,

Flour steady; sales Of IL 500 brs at Sc 4O96 IS for
State.
Wheat is also declining; the to-day e.
OO0 bush. al 669l IL for white, 81 for red
Western mixed.
Pork duh
Beef aud Lard steady and unchanged
Whisky easier; sales Of Ohio at 3ihc.
Cotton buOyant; sales OF 1000
Coffee dull.
Sugar firm Eolasses quiet
Freights firm.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20
CONSUMPTION CURED.

DE NOT DECEIVED by the base limitations. Heg-
ID eman Clark & Co.'S Genuine Cod Liver Oil never
dsappoints and nine years experience has proved It
peror 70 all Others and the only reliable for CON
SUMPTION.
as there is great zeal Of spurious oil in the market
adulterated with seal oil, whale oil, cSc., &c,
Our OH is male at own factory in Newfoundland,
and each bottle has signature the cork, be
careful 10 procure Clark q Co.'S for since the death OF
Sr Huston, late partner there has been an artie
introduced called RushtOn's. which is in way con-
9eeted with k. c. dS Co., or H a. d Co. sold by
druggists. octIs-d6sw
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20

GA gentleman who has made fortune
in the Southern States, and retired to the en-
joyment of private life on the Hudson, and
who, when living, was deeply interested in
the philanthropic labors of Mr.. Pease at the
Five Point Mission in New York, has by will
left $4,000 to the Institution. and $1,000 to
Mr.. Pease. The last is a well earned testimo-
NAL of good works.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20

RUFUS CHoATE The Lafayette American
dominates Rufus Choate for Mr.. Buchanan's
Attorney General. The Lafayette American
further says
The names of Gov. Wright aud of Hon.
Jesse d. Bright, have been mentioned in
connection with the Department of the Inte-
rior and that of the General Post Office. Both
are well qualified for the positions named,
and there is but little question that one of
them will be appointed to one of those sta
tiOns
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20
TO CONSUMERS OF
u 4 e. IL L. II ..

BELIEVING that the public have become tired Of
ID purchasing Pickles in packages, holding In many
cases, fifty per cent less than represented, have
commenced putting up, in addition TO second size
lar an article which We are labelling. "Wm. Under
sized jars, which egiby stamped in the glass; with
their exact contents In ounces-thus enabling the con-
sumner TO verify their truth.
These Extra Pickles put up with every regard to
style quality and flavor, and will be sold afarly
muneratingprices-
We have made no changein our manner oil Gfeening
Pickles, never having resOTted 10 any deleterious
means 70 attain this end. The Cider Vinegar which
is made from sound fruit and is entirely free
from Vtrol ally other mineral acid which Is not the
case with that used in most brands Of English Pickles
found in this country.
WILLIAM UNDERWOOD d Co.,
81 Broad Street, Boston, Mass.
noy6-d&w aw 3m. v. b. p.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20
KID GLOvh u,,.

y Important Discovery 10 the EcOnomisi-Some-
"A thing entirely Newi-Just imported
'JOUVEN'S NOTORIOUS PREPARATIONS
Tor Instantly cleansing KID CLOVIS without the slightest
Smell. Rub small portion on the glove, and the dirt
instantly disappears-can be Immediately after-
wards One bottle is warranted 10 clean hfy pairs
Gioyes Price 50 cents. Try it before buying. All
the Agents presented with open BEETLE TO prove
us operation Agents are coming money by the unpre-
eedenied demand. More wanted
CONTENT, NEARY Il CO. Wholesale Store.
jel"dwlyR Ne SOP Broadway, n. Y.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20
877, 534, very nearly double.

OF Some of the Fremonters express much
astonishment that Fremont was SO signally
defeated. We can see no cause for astonish-
ment as they might have known that can
didate who had been SO badly oopoea before
the canvass commenced, would ultimately
come out at the little end of the horn.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20

LACK OF MNIsTERs.-From an editorial in
the Central Presbyterian we learn that there
are now thirty-6ye Presbyterian churches in
Virginia without pastors, and a considerable
number of them with large and influential
congregations, able and anxious to procure
the services of ministers.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20

OTGov. Wise, of Virginia, has appointed
fifty-two delegates from that State to the
Southern Commercial Convention, to meet in
Savannah, Ca, on the 9Th of December
These are divided in the proportion of four
from each of the thirteen Congressional
districts. Hon. +. NJ. Il. Hunter heads the
1,.4
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20
PROCLAMATION.
BY
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT. Gov. of Ind

Thanksgiving being the ferveni language of grateIu
hearts, an important part OF its observance should be
the celebration of public Worship in Churches.
During the past year people have enjoyed great
public health. We have been blessed with peace pros
perity and abundance. is night and proper that
Christian people shall feel and manifest our
gratitude Almighty God for the wisdom and goodness
of his divine providence.
IL is custom of peopleto SET apart day ofpubc
Thanksgiving. In accordance with this custom, and
with my conviction of its propristy, designate
hursday the 2Oh of November 1856 be observed
a day OF Thanksgiving and recommend the people c.
Indiana to suspend their ordinary avocatons and
sembIe that day their usual places of worship
offer thanks to him who controls the destnies Of Nations
and of men.
In testimony whereof have here
unto set my hand and seal and caused
t%sl TO be affixed the seal OF the State al
Indianapolis this Goth day Of October
A. ID. 1856.
BY the Governor JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Erasmus b. CoLLISs,s Secretary Of State.
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