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TIII
LIVE IL ~lVIGORATOR

REPAIRED BY DIR. SANFORD, IS A GREAT
f,res almost too great to believe. 1t cure, as II
by magic, ,v,n III, frs, dos, giU,rg ben,ft, and sell
dom more than one bottle is required to cure anv
kind Of Liver Complaint, from the worst Jau, dice
% Dyspepsia to a common headache, all of which
ate tho result Of a Ulssatsd Lirsr.
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From Mrs. Ingalls,, a well known nurse in Bos-
Boston, Oct 18th, 1855.

ton.
Boston, Oct 10Th, 1855.
Gents AT your request, and being so highly
pleased wi b the effects Of the Restorative, / am
fee to state that my hair had become quite Thin
and entirely whte. l have for the last five years
been in the habit Of using dye, but hearing Of the
extraordinary effects of this article, | was Undue
ed to try it. My hair has been restored to its
original thickness, and also to its former color,
VIII: h is light brown.
Very respectfully, MRS INGALLS,,
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The following is from the Pastor Of the Ortho-
dnh Church. BrnOkheld.

BROoEFIELD, Mass Jan. IL, 1855.
PRoF. WooD-Dear Sir-lIaying made Trial of
your Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure to
say, that its effects have been excellent in remoy-
ing Inflammation, d%andrun, and a constant ten
dency to itching, with which | have been trOub-
led from my childhood, and has also restored the
hair, which was becoming gray. to its original
color. | have used no other article, with any
thing like the same pleasure and profit,
Yours, truly, j. X. BRAGG,
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osE Of our most eminent physicians says the
" Persian Balm is the best remedy for Salt
Rheum and cutaneous diseases in use. This alone
must give it an extensive sale.
Aug, 14th. ddwlw
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are authOrized 70 take Orders.
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Merinos, Silks, Sat
ms, Gauzes, Grapes, Darcges, Nelvets, Ribbons
Hosiery and Gloves,
silk and Worsted, Damask and Moreen Cur
tains, Ladies and Gentlemen's Garments, Straw
Bonnets, Linens, Cottons, &c, dyed and FINISHED
in the best manner.
Silks and Silk Dresses Watered.
Chlntz Lace and Muslin Curtains, Shades, Ia
bic Covers, Carpets, Rugs, &c, Cleansed and Ike
finished.
Goods restored, when possible, to original state
All persons desiring goods cleansed or dyed, b!
leaving their orders weekly, previous to thu
Wednesday nine o'clock Express, can have then
promptly executed at the
PEOPLES STORE,
d1wt 1852 Church Street.
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Lost. Straycd or stolen

SUNDAY NIGHT Asst. from the yard Of
\Itho subscriber, THREE COWS, two dark red,
and one light red. One of the dark red ones is
dry. Any person giving information of them
will be suitably rewarded.
W. KIDDER.
Minnnski Inlls- Anr IL mlmA
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MahOganY Cloth.

ust received another assortment Of this cele-
- brated article, Mahogany Cloth, various
widths, &c. for Stad, Bar, store, and Bank
Counter.
TABLE, AND PIANO COVERS.
They may be tested with Boiling Water, Cam
phene, Spirits, &c, &c.
OUSEKEFPERS in particular are invited to
IL call and examine this article as it is without
doubt the best of the kind ever introduced, as
many in this vicinity can attest, having used the
article for a long time. For sale at the Corner
Store. LYMANS.
Burlington Aug. I 1857. ddwtf.
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STONE WARE.
STONE WARE.
'sPatcnt SeIG-ScaIing Cans
FOR PRESERVING TOMATOES,
And other Vegetables n Fruits.
II. II. NICHOLS

AGENT or THE BURLINGTON POTTERY coMPASY,
snow making Jars, " though not exactly self
sealing are made SO as to be as easily sealed,
AND MORE SURE, and are far preferable to
Tin. They are made ready for immediate use
with printed directions, so that any person can
pu. them up without difficulty. They have been
used by Shakers and others in Massachusetts and
found to be superior to anything else.
We have now ready Pints, Quarts, Two Quarts
and One Gallon, in any quantity, from one dozen
to one hundred dozen. Every family wants at
least one or two dozen, send in your orders at
once.
Burlington, August l, 1857. d1wlm
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Chittenden Co. Institute.

THE FALL TERN Of this Institute begins the
26th Of August inst.
A full school is anticipated. Terms as hereto
fore, In behalf of the Trustees.
A. b. ALBERT, Secretary.
August ltth, 1857. w1w2
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Slccp

Lightning Fly-killer,
Price 6 CENTS.
nESTROYS Flies inst
- antly without danger
to any thing else-is easily
prepared and used. When
commenced early in the sea-
son the house may be kept
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:

We are running the whole time a fine one hun
dred dollar machine on Gents Bosoms, which we
are selling at wholesale and retail. The prices
are as low as the Cotton ones Shirts, Drawers
Stocks, Ties, and Wristba nds made on short no.
tice. Machine Stitching done on reasonable
terms and in perfect order. VT
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Hats. Caps, Trunks, &c.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully an.
i nounce to the public that he is now prepared
To supply the public wants in his line of trade,
and hopes, by strict attention to his. business, to
merit a liberal share of patronage, and would IN
vite all those in want of Hats, Caps, Ours IN
their season) Trunks, Nalises, Travelling Bags,
Canes or Umbrellas, to give him a call and see
what can be done with cash
Repairing. of all kinds in my line done
promptly and reasonably
Store formerly occupied by j. Edmunds,, Col
lege street. j. BUFFERS,
Burlington, VI, Avg, 10, 1871 wifi
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Estes, METROPOLITAN Ink.

Estes metropolitan lHk.
NOR THE BEST ARTICLE OF INK NOW IN
Il use. send to tho Metropolitan Ink Factory,
Port Kent, N. Y.
Furnished at the Factory, in any quantities, at
New York prices. All orders addressed to the
subscriber will receive prompt attention,
E. B. ESTES,
Agent and Manufacturer
Port Kent, May, ! 1857. wi2m6
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BIOdgett & sweets

Patent faIvanlzed
Portable ovcn,
FOR HOTELS, STEAMERS & PRIHATE
FAMILIES,
Warranted to Cook with less Fuel than any other
oven in use, Manufactured by
g.. :. BLODGETT d Co.
Burlington, May I. w45wlyr
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IFrom the Jersey City Telegraph.

WHA1 is IT FoR-This Woods Hair Restorat-
i've lis a question asked daily by hundreds
We answer without hesitation OF fear of contra
dlction, that it is the only article known which
will do all il promises for the human hair. 1t will
renew its growth it will stop its falling il
will restore its matt raj color 1t is not a Hair
Dye, but a speedy aud e~hectual Restorative.
D. J. WOOD a CO, Proprietors, 3l2 Broad
way, N. Y, and Ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo.
Sold here by Theo, A. Peck and by Druggists
here and throughout the country augld6w3m
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Barre Academy.
G. w, sHATTUCK
SURGEON DENTIST

SURGEON DENTIST,
Hinesburgh Vermont
DR.. Shattuck has recently established himsel
in Hipesburg, and i, prepared to execute work in
all branches Of his profession In the best manner,
and on reasonable terms
References given II desired.
Aug,6 "sI
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clear Of Flies all Summer. Sold by A. c. Spear,
Burlington; J, S. Storrs 4 Son, Winoo.ki; c. '.
Brownell, Essex Junction; L. L.. butcher d Son,
St. Adams, Wholesale Agents. June22d3ttw3m
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I1incsburgh Academy.

IHInCSDUTEn NCIUCllN.
BOARD OF TEACHERS.
A. Z. LEAvENwoRru, A. b., Principal.
MRs. MARY f. L"EAvENwoRTH, Preceptress.
Miss HELEN l.. FISK, Teacher of Music.
CALENDAR FOR 1878.
FL | Term, Sep. 9th-Dec. 22d.
Winter Term, Dec. 30th-April 18th.
Summer Term, April 2lst-July 18th.
TUITION.
Tuition per Term, $500.
Music on the Piano, $1,000,
U.e of Instrument 2 hours per day, $500
Orname ntal Branches at the usual rate.
so extra charge for Languages or Mathematics
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SOO LOCAL ANDTRAvELLING AGENTS
cOO WANTED. Business paying from $50
to $50 per month. No humbug or chance bus.
mess. Permanent employment given and no cap
ital required For further particulars enclose
postage stamps and address,
w3m A. SIMPSON, Exeter, n, Ii.
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M UCILAGE, in Pint and Quart Bottles cheap
M Rhoad. 4 Sons make, on English article
tNichols',
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ID

In this town, Aug 10, Mrs. Prudence L. Mason
ged 70 years.
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store and Goods for Sale.

The Subscriber offers his Store and Goods with
about lacre of excellent land, or will sell the Goods
Sar,Ie valley of Onion River, in the thriving viii
lace of Richmond. The Store is AZ by Is feet,
two stories high and well finished The building
adjoining, comprising the back store ana sheI,
is 40 by 20 feet. The store is about thirty rous
from Richmond Depot. The aforesaid property
will be sold cheap. Any one wishing 10 pulonat0
AMI Iocate himself in an enteTprisIng communi-
ty. will do we'll to call and examine, as a more
desirable situation, or one better adapted TO- the
nrosecution Of the mercantile business can seldom
be found.
Terms made easy, to suit purchaser
ror Curther PARTICULARS inquire of the subscrib
- on the premises. ALFRED PIERCE.
Richmond, July goth, 1851 wiwlm'
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The Liver lis one of
tors Of t human body.
its functions we'll tho
are fully developed.
entirely dependent on
the Liver for the prop =
functions. When tho ?
bowels are at fault, -
suffers in consequence :
r-having ceased to
diseases of that organ,-
has made it his study,
than twenty years,
wherewith to counter
ments to which 1t is
To prove that this 2
any person troubled
Ia any Of it, forms, ha, =
conviction is certain.
A compound has
solving gums and ex-
which is soluble for the
medicine. These gum. >
bad matter from tho,
their places a healthy =
ing the stomach, caus-
purifying the blood, =
to the whole machi- 2
causes Of the disease,
cure without any of t
fects, felt by using
Poison, that is usually
One dose after eating
the stomach and pre-
rising and souring. :
Only one dose taken
bowels gently, and :
One dose taken after
Dyspepsia. -
ROne dose Of two p
ways relieve Sick
One bottle taken for :
moves the cause of the
perfect cure. =
Only one dose imme-
while one dose often
for Cholera Morbus,
Cholera.
One dose taken Of
recurrence of bilious =
lieves all painful feel :
y Only one bottle
Of the system the eff :
a long sickness ; one
dice removes all yell =
color from the skin. P
One dose taken a
ing gives vigor to the .
food digest we'll.
One dose often re- z
Diarrhea in its worst, :
and bowel complaints ,
first dose. 4
One or two doses
by worms, while for <
there is no surer, SAT-
in the world, as it >
There is no exagge-
ments ; they are plain
can give evidence to
use it are giving their
in its favor.
AMONG tho bupJ,aJa
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Among the hundreds Of Liver Remedies now Of.
Tered to the public, there are none we can SO fully
recommend as DR.. Sanford's Invigorator, so gerer-
any known now through the Union. This prepar-
stohl is truly a LiUr huigorator, producing the
most happy results on all who use it. Almost in.
Vulnerable certificates have been given Of the
great virtue of this medicine by those Of the high
est standing in society, and we know it to be the
pest preparation now before the public Hudson
Col--y Democrat.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
4 CO., Proprietors, 3i5 Broadway, NY
WHOLESALE AGENTS IN BOSTON.
M 5. BURR CO., NO, ! CORNHILL.
RETAIL AGENT.
~. RUSSELL SPALDING, q FREMONT ST,
OPP. MUSEUM.
Agents in Burlington, Theo. A. Peck in
Montpelier S. L. Pierce t.; in Waterbury J. NJ;
Henry.
And sold by Druggists throughout the United
ate, and British Provinces. deodw40w6m
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the principal regula
and when it perform
powers of the system
The stomach is almost
the healthy action Of
J er performance Of its
! stomach is at fault, the
and tho whole system
! OF one organ-the Ltv.
de its duty. For the
one Of the proprietor,
in a practice Of more
to find some remedy
I act the many derange-
, liable.
, remedy is at last found.
with Liver Complaint
J but to trya bottle, and
been formed by dis
! tracing that part
active virtues Of the
J remove all morbid or
system, supplying in
flow of bile. invigorat.
ing food to digest we'll,
, giving tone and health
I merry, removing tho
. and efecting a radical
! disagreable after Of
Calomel or Mineral
resorted to.
is sufficient to relieve
, vent the food from
at night loosens the
! cures costiveness.
! each meal will cure
tea-spoonsful will al
Headache.
: female distractions re-
, disease, and makesl
diately relieves Cholic,
repeated is a sure cure
and a preventative OF
y ten will prevent tho
= attacks, while it re-
y ngs.
IS needed to throw out
. tects Of medicine after
bottle taken for Jaun-
, lowness or unnatural
short time before eat
appetite and makes
: peated cures Chronic
forms, while summer
, yield almost to the
cures attacks caused
: worms in children,
er or speedier remed y
: nsv,r fails.
ration in these state
sober facts, that we
prove, while all who
unanimous testimony
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Prints. &c.

ID ECEIvED THIS MORNING a new lot Of
MAS colored Prints. Also,
a lot of LADIES SKIRTS, the bes
article of the kind extant-together with a nice
assortment Of Ladies and Gentlemcn's Hosiery
Also, Boys Mixed Hose &C., &c, for sale at tn
Corner Store.
iuly30 MAN
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1857 IL. 1857

TOW TO
AGENT FOR THE
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.'s.
oGpESsBURGH & CHICAGO PROPELLER LINE.
ALSO, FOR TIE SALE OF
f l. d U
OF all descriptions, consisting Of Ohio, Indiana,
and Michigan Double Extras, Extras and Fan
cies Wisconsin and Illinois Fancies and Super
fines. Also, best qualities of Illinoi, Mixed
CORN.
e All orders promptly attended to by the
subscriber. Office at RAIL ROAD DEPOT.
oRBY Burlington, Vt.
CRAWFORD 4 Co., Ogdensburgh, N. Y. w5lm3
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Dr>. Thaycr aud Carpenter

A RE ASSOCIATED in the Practice Of Medi-
~ cine and Surgery, and may be found (when
not professionally abscnt) at DR.. Thayer's office
South side of Court Squatc.
SAMUEL W. rHAYER, JR. WALTER CARPENTER.
Burlington, VT, July ~, 1851. d6wtf
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Notice.

hereby give my son, Peter NJ. Shean, the re-
mainder Of his minority to transact business IN
his own name. | will not pay debts OF his con
tracing nor claim his earnings after this date
his
JOHN = SliEAN.
mark,
Witness, 5. LINCOLN,
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SOD Lemons Lemons !

o. BOXS MESsINA LEMONS THIS "A
,),D received on Consignment. For sale by
July VAN SICkLEN 4 WALKER,
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Teas.

New Gold and siIverG GODS
a L BRINSMAID'S OLD STAND, Church-st.,
~ now opening a new stock OF plain Gold, Ca
meo, Mosaic, and most kinds of Ear and Finger
Rings, Pins, Lockets, Tooth Picks, Bracelets,
Spectacles, Thimbles, Napkin Rings, knives, .
Forks, Spoons, Gold Pens, &c.
PLATED WARE.
Tea Sets. Card Baskets, Fork. and Spoons,
Cake Baskets, Cups, Candlesticks and
Plated Ware generally.
VARIETY.
Plain Hair, Lamp Wicks, Small Wax Candles,
Good Needles, Comedian Goods, Tuning
Hammers, Pistols, Dividers, Pens and
other Mathematics Instruments,
some Daguerreotype and
Ambrotype Goods, Silk
Guard Chains, and
other Goods, to
which will
be
added, day by day, such Good. as are wanted.
juneS j. L. BRINSMAID, Agent.
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LaInoiiIc County Grammnar

School. Fall Term opens September Sd, in charge
of the same Board of Instruction as heretofore.
Board, for all except Lights, Sl,7j per week.
Tuition in common English branches, $3.50 per
term. Usual additional charges for higher branch.
cs. For further particulars, address,
NJ. p. PARMELEE, Principal.
Johnson, VT, Aug. l, 1857. dGt&wGw
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uN1lE FALL TERM Of this Institution will
i commence on Wednesday, September I'd,
1857, and continue tcsiUc Wceks.
Tcims, $500 per quarter.
o. Il. WHEELER, Principal.
North Hero. VT. wifi
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Use DIR. CLoUGH'S COLUMBIAN PILLS
u They are good in all diseases, gently cathar-
tic, a safe Alternative, and an excellent family
nnedinina
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Fans 4, Fans 4, Fans =!

UT : ~ 4 II
UST RECEIVED another lot of those nice large
- and cheap PALM LEAF FANS. Also, q great
variety of other styles. Call and see 'em at the
Corner Store
augustid6wtf LYMAN'S.
EDITORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN, for
l. 4th of July, price l2c,
June 20 NICHOLS.
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Underhill Academy.

THE FALL TERM Of. this Institution will com
L mence on Wednesday, September "a and con-
tinue eleven weeks, under the charge Of A. G..
SARGENT, A. B., Principal, assisted by such
other competent Teachers as the wants Of the
scholars require.
TUITION. Common English branches, $500 #,
Higher English branches, $3.50 to $500 Clas-
steal and Modern Languages, $3.50 Music and
Drawing at the usual rates.
c. NJ. BATES, Superintendent.
Underhill, July ~, ls57. w5w3'
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WITH ANNOTATIONS by Archbishop Whate-
w ley. How to speak, a Manual of Speaking,
Conversation and Debating. A Manual of Eli
quette or how to Behave. How to Write, a Man
ual of Composition and Letter Writing. The Wis
dom of Angels, by Rev. S. l.. Harris, &c. &c.-at
Nichols CHEAP Cash Book Store. junelO
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For Sale,

V,hs extensive property, on the corner of Main
and Union streets, comprising a hne mouse
aud out buildings, a large supply OF iruit' anu
"rnamental trees, and about eight acres of land
IL is nearly mid way between Courthouse square
and College green, and commands a splendid view
of the lake and mountains.
Apply at the office of the subscriber CONNER
cial Bank building,
Aug 7 ddwtf GEN u EpMuNpS'
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FAIRFAX, YER I,
First quarter commences August 10th 1901
Tuition is required quarterly, in advance
Rev. E.B. Smith, ID, President, TO whom let
tiers Of inquiry may be addressed.
S. l.. ELLIOTT, Cor. sec'y.
Fairfax, July 10 1857. WY
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New Books.

S~CAMPAVIAS from Gibel Tarek to Stamboul
|StIllustrated. By Harry Gringo. KsAvEs
and Fools, or Friends of Bohemia, a Satirica
Novel, by Edward Witty. The OLIVE BRANCH
or White-0ak Farm-fOr sale at
may23 S. uUNTINGT0N'S.
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Green Mountain Academy.
Us. CILLEY, PRISclPAL.
NIRs LAURA BICKNELL. Teacher Of French.
\I Mas ELIZA ELLIS, Teacher Of Music and
Drawing.
The Fall Term begins on Wednesday, the ID Of
September next.
Tuition as usual. Board, 81 80 to Sl,75.
Us. ClLLEY, Principal.
Underhill Center, July %, 1857. w5wj
.Sk,,b II Kans.s During ITS Early TJouhlss tm1,
Governors R,sd0 and ShsTHoH.
Its Invasions, Battles, outrsgeS and Murders
A copy will be sent to any part Of the United
States. by mail, free Of postage, on the receipt Of
retail price.
AIbGdl discount 10 the trade, y 1000 agents
trnntsi,
PRICE IN CLOTH-sl. PAPER, so CTS.
CHARL ESQ. RHODES, Publisher
w4m3 Inquirer Bnlkf So -
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Island Seas of America:

4 TRIP THROUGH THE LAKES OF NORTH
~ America, embracing a description of the St.
Lawrence river, Commerce of the lakes &c. with
maps and embellishments, at NICHOLS CHEAP
CASH STORE. June l3 1917. ddwtf.
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IlGtChkiSS 4 .DcuiSon

XNORKS OF THE N. Y. DYING and Printing
w Establishment on Staten leland
FOR WHICH COMPANY
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New Hampton institution,

Witness, ), LINCOLN.
Milton, July nth, 1857
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ANEW BOOKS.-Winter at Wood Lawn, Natur-
~ al Goodness, Object Of Liie.-The Wise
Master Builder, for sale at
June ~
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Glassware. glassware.

Rich cat and pressed Table Glassware OF en-
tirel new and elegant shapes and superior quar-
ity. Some very heavy patterns expressly auap
@. W. BANTER,
College st. No. !. Leayenworth Block
lAwtf apis
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4 TALE by the author Of Jane Eyre Chit chat
n of humor, wit and anecdote, by Pierce ran
cent Tent Life in the Holy Land, by W. c.
Prime English History, by Reed, &C., at Mich
uls' Cheap Cash Book store. Julyo
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BaCOn'S ESSAYS.

added, day by day, such Good. as are wanted.
june3 j. L. BRINSMAID, Agent.
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Carpeting, Mattings and
0nfl

II ARPER'S MAGAZINE for August, for sale
= at Nichols Cheap Cash Book Store.
iulyg1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-23

II seems that the name Of the Central America
was changed from George Law under an act Of
March 6. 1856, which authorized the Secretary of
TIE Treasury to permit tie owners Of vessel TO
give her new name when he should see cause TOR
so doing Previous to this Law special act OF
Congress wa. required TO change the name OF any
vessel.
The los, Of the Central America would seem 70
prove that this new law is a bad one NO doubt
many persons embarked on her under the new
n,ne xbo wonld hsye shunned her under the Old
ore. Inceed, tie only reason yet adduced ior The
change ia the desire to get such passengers on
board. Another steamer, which pershed In the
same storm, had had her name changed for the
zane ressou. This was the Norfolk, formerly tho
Psucbscot, lost il Chesapeake Bsy. Fortunately