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Steam saw-mill for Sale.

TEHE undersigned offer for sale their mill al
l. Benicia on the river miles West of Law
renee, and 251{ miles East of Lecompton.-
Terms very moderate.
JOHNSON & MCDONALD.
AOril IL IF
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THE BEST BOOK FOR AGENTS

rs "FLFETWOOD'S LIFE OF CHRIST, !"
i splendidly illustrated with Steel Engravings,
and superbly bound in Turkey morocco, extra
gilt sides. and gilt edges. Every family in the
land should be provided with copy of this
work. and as We afford the agent handsome
business by selling it. We also have this work
IN less expensive bindings. For full deserip-
ton. together with our terms to agents. send for
our circular.
WENTWORTH & CO.. Publishers.
IS Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
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rs HEREBY GIVEN that the Land Office at
L Lecompton viii open on the 2oth inst, for
the purpose Of proving pre-emptions IN the
following Townships
TnH-nshin s. Ranor Z. .fTaRnshin s. RsnHa E,
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Part
l nership heretofore existing besweenG. W.
CAMPBELL and Thomas J. CosEBooM, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All per-
sons indebted to the FIN irby note or account.
are requested TO call and settle the same with
F. ]. COSEBOOM. who is authorized to
settle up said Concern.
G. W. CAMPBELL,
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DRY GOODS.

DoMERoY, BENTON & CO.. have for salt
J. Prints at low prices, among which may bt
found Merrimack, Cocheco Pacific, Hamilton
A. IL W. Sprague, Palm & Sons, Richmond
Dunnell's. American, Washington, Rigg, I'm
ion, &C., &c.
Nos. 144 and 14s Main Street, St. Louis.
Mavo
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s.. b. Eaffs.

DEALER in Leather, Saddles, Harnesses
y and Shoe Makers Finding, Plasters'
Hair, &c. Store on Second street, Alton, Ill.
Nov. s, 1856. lyE
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Change of the Flace Of S le OF the
Delaw Trust Lands in Lansas.
N0TICEi is hereby given, that the place OF
~ sale of the Delaware trust lands in Kan
sas Territory. advertised to take place at Le-
compton on the Esd day Of June next, has
been changed to, and will commence at, Osaw-
kee, in said Territory, on the same day and
date.
By order of the Secretary of the Interior:
CHARLES E. MIX,
Commissioner ad interim.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Office of Indian Affairs, April 8, 1857.
April 25.
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l. HAvzNs, G. II. cRAgDALL.
+ Ravens & Crandsll.

IMPORTERS Wholesale and Retail Deal.
L ers in China, Glass, 2ueensware. Silver
Plated, Japanned and Britannia Ware. Lamps.
Table Cutlery, DC. Third street, Alton, III.
April 26, 1856 1ys
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z WENT
Fruit Trees
T. ". BAXTER & CO..

DATTENTEES and Manufacturers of c. W
i Browns Patent Portable FRENCH BURR
POURING & GRIST MILLS; also dealers in
genuine Dutch Anker Bolting Cloths, improv-
ed Smut Machines and Separators, Portable
Boiling Chests, Cast Iron Proof Stats, Hoist
ing Screws and Balls, Picks, Betting, &C.; and
Mill furnishing generally.
Vest Hater-st. 5et Randolnh and Ka9ieon,
P. o. Box, 274. CHICAGO, ILL.
April 25-3m=
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Being 11s Townships, q large portion of which
are fractional.
Fractional. ELY MOORE.
Land Office, Leeomp:On, April Is, '57-tf.
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To InYalids.

10 InYaIIQS.
4toRE-STARCH. Tapioca, Arrow Root,
~ snd Rice. foy sale at the .LavRnce Pro
vision Depot. cppo7ite The PSSt Once
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A. DANFORD, M. D.,
Seedsi Seeds!

SUGAR MOUND, LINN COUNTY, KANSAS.
April 25-6g.s
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DOMEROY. BENTON e. CO., have for sale
L Cottonades Plain Mixtures, Small Checks
and Cashmere Plaid Styles of Joseph Ripka
York Mills. Hamden Mills. Whittenton, Wo-
chassett, Winthrop. Camlets, Nankeens. Blue
Demins, Blue Drillings, &c.
Nos. l44 and 146 Main Street, St. Louis.
Maya.
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DOMERoY, BENTON 81 CO., have for sale
L at low prices, an immense assortment and
variety of Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets. Jeans
Tweeds, Cashmerets, Farmers Satin Drap dc
Etc, &c.
Nos IA and l46 Main Street, St. Louis.
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Burlingame, Z. T.-Late Council
CIty Settlement Mills.

HNlIE Mills at this point have been in sucsess-
i full operation for the last six months; the
Engine and other machinery is of the first
class, to which more is being now added. We
have Grist Mill, and bolt for making Super
fine Flour is now being erected. Planning,
Shingle and Lath Machines will soon be in
operation. BurIineame is one of the live
towns of Kansas. Offering great inducements to
capitalists TO invest and business men TO settle.
The prospects for business. with the facilities
and appliances for building and making q
pleasant home with good society are not sur
passed by any interior town in this country.
SCHUYLER & CANNIFF.
Rnrlinrnr,n May 1857
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DOMERoY, BENTON & co. sell Linen
l. Goods cheap, and have great variety of
Irish Linens. Blay Linens. Buff Linens, Brown
UndreSsed Linens Blay Linen Drills Buff Lin
en- Drills. White Linen Drills. Fancy Linen
Drills, Farmers Linen Drills Linen Duekings,
Linen Damasks &c.
Nos. IA and 146 Main Street, St. Louis.
hau1
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Good News to Builders !

T7HE subscriber has discovered on his Claim
i * miles s. f. of Lecompton, large
quantity of splendid Blue Lime6tone Rock,
| which he is now burning into Lime. The Lime
thus produced is beloved by good judges to be
of better quality than any other yet made in
He will sell at reasonable rates in any quantity
of from to 1000 bushels. Call at his claim
near LecomptOn. JOSEPH OAKLEY.
| Lawrence, May 3, 1857. If
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Samuel spruance,

CoMMISSIoN and Forwarding Merchant.
~ Office and warehouse at the railroad and
general steamboat landing. Mark packages %
a care of s. Spruanes, Alton, H."
April 26. is56-lys
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of The
tie ap-
BILE re@
TO be
I'D Na<
enaeity
lard at
o actual
! about
al freq
ng our
except
in pro-
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for us to-
shall OF
a, for in
to $27
bdlk of
cssen<
pc much
]. Acco-
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50 10 So
price in
are a ma
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he coun-
On them
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bividends,,
III q man.
al.
q Virginia
dly inva-
enovating
show you
side, and
lake stock
T proposed
and are al
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yiting the
labor to
gation for
f' one hum
pom a good
These ap-
of a large
BIKE it man
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bies treated
I if, on the
Of Virginia.,
J and Of our
selves as TO
hists and Sc
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of peaceful
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eighty must
on, as 1t has
be intinaida-
people when
n defiance of
Fships to the
We send our
+or principle.
IN in sending
4hout the in
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pc glorifed.''
/ participating
~, for "fithy
.Ild probably
yates free for
the country
5 of catching
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ID that he can
liking Virginia
$igots in theil
ben a lucrative
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legal and les
| talking abou
+lonists, or tn
If half cf u
kould press ol
/ even thougI
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red"
success in thi
Elulating. 1t !
3alliy from tn
bcrous applies
5iee, and, NOR
capitalists to. to IL !
Eripany. Thi'
j.. Millions
d by the me
! ork and Phil
{c, at a profit
! ave ileretofoI
ny price. VI
= a very valu
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bn thus be fu
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III THAYER.
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lfor 1857.
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Johnson & Emerson.
fsuccEssoRs TO sTIaLExAs, soHssos oo.,
PIASA FOUNDRY.
ALTON yTITNnTG.
Applesl ApplesI

EOR sale by the subscriber, 50 Bushels
L FIRST guality Green Apples, mot frozen, !,
Also, 500 lbs. Prime Dried Apples.
Lawrence, Feb. 81, 1857. @. SfEARNEs.
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Aitop Advertisements.
Alton House

@. B. Hicks, ProPr., E. 0'RKlLIr, CLERK.
G0RNER of Front and Abby strests, fronting
~ the river, Alton, III.
April 2s. 1s5s,-ly p ~
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success in this
|lulating. 1t is
|athy from the
berous aPplica-
flee, and, more
capitalists to in.
|ripany. This. ..
J.. Millions of
d by the mer-
! ork and Phiia-
tc, at a profit to
lave heretofore
by price. Our
IT, yery valua-
landholders and
bn thus be fur.
psy terms. This
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CCHO0L Bo0KS-Town's. Tovers, Smith
- and Aitehel,s seTies, ax WILAARTH'ST
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Strayed or Stolen.

Cansas, April 9Th, 1857.
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DIED :

In Wcstford. on the 18th ult. Mrs Marietta C.
wife of A. p. Farms WORTH aged 90 yctrs Suffice it
to cay, she lived res Dccod and d,o 1 lamented.
1t Jericho, Dec 9th, Mrs. Lydia Griffin, wife Of
the late Jasper GrifTn. aged II years.
Printers Conn, please cory.
In Tnlerhill on the 18th Of Dec, Mr.. c. s.
Vaughan wife Of Mr.. T. B.Vaughnn, aged SO years.
In Jericho Dec 30th in the T3l year Of her age.
nrs Folly H. RoStwick, wife Of Arthur Bostwick.
In Burlington January lst, lai7, Mt tho residence
# A. G. Spear. E,q, Cassirs VI. Livingston, aged lG
years.
In Barton. Doc %, Luclnd, c., wife Of Daniel W.
Robinson, aged q years.
In Brattloboro, De-. 9th. Cart Ado,rhn' stcb.
hins, aged 81.
In Montpelier, Dec llth. Mrs. Anna n vifo Of
W. James Spadng, aged IS.
Also, Doc. 18th, Con. shubscl +. Flint aged 81
in Chelsea, Dec 10. widow Lucy Matthews Of
rrshirc. aged -.
In Hartford, Dec. -. Carlos B., son Of AFRO ,nd
Emily :. Gillctt. aged II years.
In Dorset, December eth, l,56, Clara !, Wall,
s.'cd cue year.
rnwools'o:s. Dec, ?7tb. Mr.. Levi, Pr,t', OEed
- years.
In pomfret, poo Goth, oramel Smith, aghd IS,
In Rutland. bee. 2Sth, Margaret J. Rradiov
aEsa 10.
In York. Carroll Co, M, Nov. 10th, lsie. Mrs
!. A.. wife of Con r. Russell. second daughter of
Everett Rich, E'q, &C Charlotte, aged 81 years.
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rh.--Dru9nSts and Merchants of YER
mont: For the convenience Of Dealers and indiyil-
uals "t this state, have appointed SIR. FRED f..
SMITH, Of Montpelier, my Wholesale Agent, and
he viii Ice at all times supplied with all sizes Of my
" GEM me ELECTRIC OIL" | would urge
upon all dealers in Me licue to order from Mn smith
tupply Of my oil at once, that they may he able
To answer tho earliest demands He will also fur
uish each dealer with show Cards Posters and 1000
Cucul'rs, with their ulme PINNED thereon as agent
NF'nd tho following Prorlamaton)
4. smith, Ch.put, PHILADELPHIA
500. PRo'r AVIATION. 10 the Mayor and Cii-
lcu, Of Phihlruhl and the Union
propose to test my Electric on on any ca-o Of
Eb'""7is", N'wu-'7, P1,aiyJ,, .itIga, VLs-
To"', Fr' and icu' T'r',, Nreiln 2, Of all kinds,
''a"P', b't''', tand some other cases that have
treated -uooc- ,iully,) and tu forfeit TO any public
institutions "a" Mayor may name, 800, If my Cen
uiur Electric oil does not make eloctual cure IN
each case,
Or. J. G. Van Dorcu, No. 2, FALL street, Trenton,
y. H., an old and experienced gentleman, came to
my establishment ON SATURDAY and said he had nov
Ct failed m single case of Bhcumati,m with my
OIL, lie buys soycral dozen at time and has more
han year past. Ito says it Is much in u,ins ibs
mt u-h " | find have no trouble in curing up
P''s chcctunlly, and do not uso injuriou, modi-
,incs.
My rure " Electric oil 90 +. enough Bo careful
Of the cuuntericit', young sclmrs who u-o my Ger
tihcitcs TO eel aud deceive the people. Only ops
Depot, that is y. T.. ornorWAINIT and EIGHTH
Street, Philadelphia. All my bottles must have my
name IN the glass, All the Cu,, advertised in this
paper a year or two past were made by my OIL
Come and see the certificates Of 500 citizen.
A. T.. SMITH, Chemist
Prices, - ct-., 80 ct' AMI ~ per Bottle. n. b.
The largest bottles are ten time, the cheapest.
Fred. 4. smith, Druggist, Montpelier, soils Whole
sale and Retail Agent tor Vermont sold by all
dealer, in Medicine,
Oct GIIW]m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-09
4 PCrfUNrd Breath. What

Lady or gentleman would remain under the
curse Of disagreoablc breath when using
Balm Of Thousand Flowers" as dcntri
fec, would not only render itswect but leave
tho teeth white as alabast"r , Many persons
do not know their breath is bad, and the
subject is so delicate their friend, will never men
ton it Pour a single drop of Balm - on your
tooth brush AMI wash your teeth night and
morning. A fifty cent bottle will last a year.
A BEAUTIFUL CoNrrrAIoN may easily he obtain
Cd by using the " Balm Of a thousand Flowers 1t
will rcmoye tam pmplcs and fccklcs from the skin,
leaving it of n soft and roseatc hue Wet n towel,
pour on two three drops, and wash the face night
and morning.
SnNvING NAVE EASY.-Wct your shaving brush
in either warm cold water, pour on two or three
drops Of" Balm Of Thousand Powers" rub the
beard well. and it will make a beautiful soft lathcr
much facilitating the operation Of shaving. Price
only fifty ccnts. For sale by all Druggists. Be-
ware Of countcrfcits. None genuine unless signed,
W.P. FETRIDGE 4 CO.,
Wis GIN Franklin square, New York
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WAR II EES.
PRICES CURRENT.

Bosrov Jan. 6, ls57.-FLouH-Th market is
quite dull, ald the sales are small Western super
fine at sG,2j & 80 fancy Go 6.75 extra
a $50 per Dbl.
Grain.--Thc receipts Of Corn arc light and tho
market is rather frmer. Sales of yellow at - Sc;
mixed a. 7Sc white 70 7ic per bushcl Oats
are in steady demand at D. Sc for Northern and
Canadian. Rye is selling at 30 a no per hushcl.
rEoNtStoNs. - Pork is firm, with a fair dc
manl. Sal Of prime at SIS 1850 mess 20 a
q 90 clear and extra clear % % per bbl cash
and mos. Beef is firm, with steady demand.
Sale, Of Western mass and extra mess at so to IL
per Dbl, cash and mos. Lard is scarce and the
market Is firm. Sales in bbls at 10 a l3.c kcg,
Ii per lb, cash and mos. Hams are in steady
demand at IL a per III, cash and mos.
Dressed Hogs have been in fair demand at Siasj
per lb, Butter is dull and selling Mt : lc for choice
u a &c for fir and good diaries, and IL % for
common. Cheese : a lo., per ID. as to quality
and in good demand.
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hsciight'S spanish EUSlral.

sure To- make the haiti grow bald heads; removes
the dandruf and keeps the Head cool, gives n soft
CLOS to the hair prevents its falling of and
1t, premature decay For the toilet, it is highly
recommended for its fragrance. During the time
this LIBERATED compound has been before American
Public it has won for itself a reputation which
dcstiucs it to take the lead Of all preparations for
thu hair.
IRON Leonard Stolllrl. City Marshal Il Lawrence.
To whom it may concern Having used Delights
Spanish Lustral for the Hair for several months
past, do nut hesitate to say that it far exceeds
everything Of the kind have ever used. If YOU
have bald head, try it. If you blessed with
good head ofhar and wish to retain it glossy hcal nv
nd nice, then use Delights Spanish Lustral-it is
just the thing to do it.
From Letter fl'm DAVIS N0rE7rs # the BAY stat. Mills
Lawrence
In had but very little faith in the Spanish Ldstra
knowing that there is much imposition in the
shape Of . Hair Rcstorativcs,' but / concluded to
try il. The first bottle caused fuzzy appearance
Oh my head, followed by young hair, and before |
had finished the second bottle, | had most plcn
crop, which entirely realized tho wonderful vir-f
tues Of the Spanish Lustral. My residence i. 10 !
Bay State Corporation, Lawrence where | can be
seen at any time.
Prepared by j. r .WADLEIGI, Druggist, No.
Appleton Block, Lawrence, Mass.
25 and so cents per bottle
FRED. +. SMITH, MONTPELIER, Wholesale A gent
or Ncrmont,t to whom all orders should be addressed
Sold by A. C. SPEAR and +. b. BENTON
Druggist BurlingtouNt Wis d6wGm
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STATE OF VERMONT }'NHE Hon, tho Pro-
DrSr. OF CnlrrESnES, S. i bate Court, for the
District Of Chittenden To all persons, Interested
in the estate Of John Blood Of Essex, in said Dis
trict, Greeting.
Whereas, the guardian Of John Blood, an insane
person, hath made application to thi Court in writ
ing, for license an authority to sell Land War
rant from the United States for one hundred and
sixty acres of land and numbered j2640, and datci
the 10Th day of December, A. d. 1886, for his
wards maintenance and support
Whcreupon the said Court appointed and assigncd
the 18th day of January next to hear aud decide
upon said application, At the Probate Court Rooms
in said District, and ordered that all persons inte
rested be notified thereof 10y publishing this order
with the time and place 50 assigned, three weeks
succcssvely, in the Burlington Free Pres, a news
paper which circulate in the cshborhood of those
persons interested therein, all Of which publica-
tions shall be previous to the time assigned for
hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time aud place Aforesaid
then and there to object to the granting such IL
ceu'o if ytu see cause.
Given under my hand this 5oth day Of Deem
her. A. u. 1856. f. FRENCH.
"-'wiw Register.
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The old standard Remedy

for all Pulmonary Discascs-Thc Vegetable Pull
monary Balsam, after an unprecedented sale and
popularity of 30 years has conclusiyely shown itself
to be be the most reliable remedy for Coughs, Colds
Consumption. and all similar affections Of any
preparation offered to the public. The proprietors
have recommendations from some Of most cmi-
ncnt Physicians, Clergymcn, Professors Of Colleges,
scientific and distinguished public mon-in fact,
from all classes in the community-for which see
pamphlets, and wrappers to bottles. The basis of
this medicine private recipe of distinguished
physician, and its continued popularity is the best
recommendation Of its merit Inquire for it by
its whole name, and take no other. Price, 30 cts.
and 81. Sold in Burlington by A. C. Spear and
L. i. Benton. VIZ cowiw
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u. W.. }. D., and y. -. COIhy's
Estnlp

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Probate Court for
DisT. or CnlrrfNpEN, s.. tho District of Chit.
tcnden, To all persons Interested in the estate ct
PAMELA NJ. Colby, jesse j. Colby and Pn.bc :
Colby Of Bolton, in said District, minors,
Greeting.
Nhcrca-, application hath been made IN writiu,
to slii Court, by Ann Colby, guardian of the aid
PAMELA NJ. Colby, Ics-cJ Colby and PhcLc $
Colby, minors ~ aforesaid, rcprvseutiu: 10 said
Court that said wards seized in their own ri -Lt.
in ice OF certain reac,fat in Bolton aforesaid aud
described a follows, being three undivided sixth
parts of the real estate OF which Arnold Colby late
of Bolton aforesaid, deceased. died seized that il
would be beneficial to he: said wards To have said
real estate sold, and the proceeds of said sale put at
interest, and praying said Court ioric,Isc aud au-
thorty to sell the same iucudiu. the rcver,iou of
the widows dover, at private sale, the statute in
such case provides.
Whercupou, the aid Court asst .ucd tho gt'h day
Of January, A. d. 1887, at the Probate Court room.
IN burlington, in said District, for hearing in the
premises, at 10 O'Clock ia the forenoon aud ordered
that all persons concerned lc notified thereof hy
publishing the substance of said Application, to-
rethcr with this order three week, succcsS,cly in
the Burlington Free Pres, newspaper printed in
burlington aforesaid, previous to said day let for
hearing.
Therefore, you hereby notified to app ar at
the time and place Aforesaid and show cause. il any
you have, why said license should not be- granted.
Given under my hand, at Burlington, in said pi,.
triet this 9Th day of January, \. i. l-57.
w2'3w W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEXICAN AGR1CULTURIST.

A MEXICAN AGR1CULTUR1ST.
dnAANGr Jim, 1oi wa,cr.., ,rcrm,-ono Dollar
raNi.lrr + rrorrS Nca.York "a Year in Advance.
Vol N,t Sol JANUARY, 1885,. Ncv Series, No. 100
FART or CONTENTS
Work for the Month"; on.
beautiful, instructive Ilorscs-Black Hawk ill
article. lus.
Calendar of Operations for IIorscs-Pol Evil cured.
Jhnuary-A catalogue Manures, No. The first
of work to DO done in of thoroughly practi-
the Field, Orchard, Oar cal series.
den, Green aud Hot Manurcs-N. J. Marrls.
Houses, intorsperscd Manures-An amusing
with many valuable and instructive cut,
hints. This special showing how some Of the
feature Of this journal especial Manures " are
Tho Calendar lays out got up
ones work before him, Milking Machinc-Amus-
and materially aids and ing account of at
systcmatiLcs bis plans. tempt to use.
Ashcs-for manuring. Oyster Plant--!low to COOK
Asraragus-full chapter pca--The Japan
cuture-perhaps the Peach Stones Treatment
most complete yet writ. "f
ton. pios-Miucc, without APP
Bee Hives Minute drcc- pies.
tions for making cheap, p o IN y I e Tea Society,
effective, uupatentcd American-Fruits nfop-
Hives ted, &c.
Broad. Making excellent Poudrette-Farmcr's trial
Cabba gcs-Wintering. Of.
Corn--Thc King Philip. Prcmiums-Agr. journals
Cranberres-full details io-.
If large successful Rainy Day Ramble at
growers experience Ncgtbor Thomas's, No.
very good. 2.
Egss-IwJ good articles Rhubarb, or Pic Plant
securing in Winter, Full chapter on cul-
Sc, &C. ture, &c.
Evergrcens-From Seed. Roses in Pots-DirectionS
Fencing-Fuly discussed. for growing, with beau
Garden Of Clergyman tful cut.
Interesting chapter OF Sink Drains in Winter
details. stormy Days-Work for.
Garden Of Mcchanic-.St Strawberries, No. lily
large two column cut, practical grower. The
showing manner Of lay first of full series to be
ing out tho place of continued through the
trees, plants. vegeta- year. with appropriate
blo', &c. capital monthly directions.
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