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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10
THE MIJTINY IN INDIA.

me tekuaoho Aavioss from Trieste, Ia anticipation OF
Do overland mail, reached london tuesday niat Ths
as ,rcm Calcutta 70 the 2ls Of june Nsdras 2sh,
and aombay, IL, OF Juy.
Tue mu,ny was spreading among the troops In the Ben
GAL army.
me ex King OF Dude had arrested and imprisoned,
Deesher With his minister proofs Of their oomptc,iy n
ne revolt having been obtained.
9eueral Barnard required several sorsies from Delhi
With losses 10 the insurgents he awaiting
nfcrcsmenp 70 storm the city.
F-um Madras li was positively stated thu. Delhi waa
nSsared but the Intelligence reg Arded a premature,
having been confirmed by TIE atvi ,es nom Bengal
ne native troops q Calcutta and Bsrracspoor were
quietly ssrmed.
Upemy feelings prevailed at Matras, bit the army in
hss Presidency and In Bombay without the slightest
aen Of daaYeouon
An cot passed by the Legislature bad placed tue Indian
pro. under he Hoense system.
~ Calcutta business .; . stand. Money wss rather
xghaey Exchange London WIS q. 2kd. 9 q. 2,sd.
A Bombay the import market was nonainsry ciosed
Money and the rate Of interest had been raised
one per cont. Sterling exchange a. 2xd. =. AKA.
me London TINES regarded the Indian news - favor
she, but daily takes gloomer vsows
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-05-15
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

Bosros, May l3th.-At market les Cattle
about lao Beevss and rs Stores consisting OF
Working 0Yen Cows, one, two and three yrs, old.
Market Beef, Extra-per cwt. 9a9,dO First quail
ty, sa s.7j; Second do IS S. Third do as !
Ordinary G; Working Oxen 100 so 200 to
220; Cows and Calves, 3j 40 a 80 a 60 ass !
Yearings, none; Two years old 81 a IS ;
Three years old, 42a4s Sheep and Lambs, $50
at market ; prices in lots 3a3, so ALAS each Ex-
ira, and selections G,50a9; Swine, $50 at market
REnARKs.-Prices live weight to cts per Id
Dressed l0allc per ID. Shoats, Wholesale to
Sd per ID Retail, 9ialOtc per ID Hides, s.lic
per ID. Pelts, 2,75a2,s5 each. Calf-skns, l4al sc
per ID. TallOw, 7assc per Id. Veal Calves, $500
<a5a9.
The trains were very light this week, conse
quently prices rather quicker. Great many hog
this week, but prices about the same.
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DIED {:

or Dropsy on the brain, Frank Edward son Of
William F. and Catherine H. Tiffany, aged year
md months.
Funeral at their residence, winoOsh Avense,
%. morrow morning, Mt ten o'clock.
LITTLE FRANK.
Sweet little Frank he has gone home -
Gone where hearts can never sigh
Gone to the land of fadeless light.
Where the beautiful never die.
He was too fair and pure for earth,
Too frai to bear its chilling breath,
And one sad eve the angel came,
And laid him in the arm. of Death
How sweet, how trustingly he slept,
While Death closed down his brig GIT blue
eye,
And kissed his softly parted lips,
Which wore smile that coul not die
And when the throbbing pulse was hushed,
And when the cheek grew pale and chill,
So strangely beautiful he smiled,
We almost thought him living still.
Oh. Death the beauty 'hou diist live
That marble brow so pu-a aud fair
Around it shone holy light,
Such as We dream the angels wear
And now we know his spirit form
Folds its starry wings in Heaven
For angels bore him back God,
A treasure only leut,-uot given
In Lyndon, April 27th, Mrs, sally Hutchinson
aged 81,
In St. Johnsbury, May 9th, Mrs. IIuldah
Flint. aged n. Also. May 9th, Mr. William Law,
renee, aged 70,
In Bennington, May "a, Mrs. Levi Nichols
aged So. Also, May Ith, Mr. Charles Peck, age'
81.
In East Montpelier, May 9TH, Nathaniel 0rns
bee, aged 50.
In Bellows Falls, May sth, Hon Horace Baxter
aged CT.
In Janiics, May 9Th, Sarah M Robins, age
10,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EHOllOwny's EilIs.--This q

EHOllOway's PilIs.--This great
household medicine ranks among the leading nee
essares Of lirc dyspepsia, bowel complaints, and
bilious disorders. arc common to all climates
Tens of thousands die Of them and to suffer un-
der them in their chronic form is living death
Now it is fact as well established, as that the
sun lights tho world, that these Pills invariably
cure the above nimol miln lies, in all their Pro-
team forms. Arc they not, then, articles Of prime
necessity And does not the head of family
who ncgects to administer them to the sick Of his
household incur heavy responsibility If proof
of their efficacy is desired, it is offered in the
shape of volumes of authentic testimony from eve.
ry nation on the face of the earth.
MIylj d6wlw
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TOthe Citizens


States. Caution to the Public After several years
experimenting in the manufacturing of Gin, l
fortunately succeeded in the year lS4s, in making
a discovery in its manu- facture by which it was
deprived of all acrd and iniammatory properties,
and rendered perfectly pure.
My manufactory is at Schiedam, Holland. AT
ter several months reflection what title to give it,
| introduced it to the American public under the
name Of " Wolfc's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps."
Schiedam is the name of the place in Holland
where the Gin is manufactured. Aromatic derives
its ranc from the Italian Juniper Berry with
which it is favored, and the word " Schuapps " is
the German for drink-Cognc, Dram-Wolie's
Schiedam Aromatic Drink. No sooner had my
ochuapps been introduced ia the American public
and received with appreciation, than the Liquor
Mixers of New York, Boston and Philadelphia,
.tartc in pursuit with their mixed and poisonous
stuff III der various names Schiedam Gin, Schicd
ham Schnapps, London Club House Gin, London
Cordial Gin, &C, and in several cases my labels
have been SO perfectly initiated, with only the adj
dition Of few letters to plead a technical avoid
ancc of the law. and SO carefully prepared as to
impose on clrelcs. purchasers. l understand n
largo quantity has been purchased by the mcr-
chants Of the Eastern States on account of the
chcapness Of the articles, A merchant who par
ticipates indirectly in the fraud by selling the
spurious articles, is as much offender the
principal who pannc the imposition
hope every respectable citizen who values the
health Of the community in which he lives will aid
me in ferretiug out and exposing the uns,rupu-
lous merchant, who, for the sake Of few cents,
will put in jeopardy the lives of the community
in which he lives. Such men should be nailed to
the pillory of popular execration.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS
is made from barley of the first quality, selected
with great from the products Of the most cell
ebrated grail growing districts, is favored with
the essence of the Aromatic Juniper Berry of
Italy. and is rectifed by peculiar process, which
expcls from the spirit every acrid particle
AS means of preventing and correcting the
disagreeable and often dangerous effects produced
upon the stomach and bowels by change Of wa.
ter-a visitation to which travellers and settlers,
and all unaccimated persons in the West, the
South and Southwest are peculiarly liable-the
schiedam Aromatic Schnapps will be found abso-
lutely infalible while, in cases of dropsy, grav-
ell, distractions of the kidneys, diseases of the
bladder, dyspepsia, and general debility, it is
commended most emphatically by the most dis.
tinguished members of the medical profession.
1t is put up in quart and pint bottles, in case:
Of one dozen, with the name of the undersigned OF
the bottle and cork, and fac-simile OF his sigma
ture and label.
For sale by all respectable druggist. and coun
try merchants.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
dkw3m 30 Beaver Street, New York.
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The Meiiene ror he Million. Phiiosophy and Fs

1 II u fNtl L NV O4A IoI VI sim ~ bNENs
The blood is tho DEMONSTRATING agent. 1t fur
nishes tho components of flesh bone muscle nerve
and int gument. The stomach is its mandatory,
the veins its distributors, and the intestines the
channel through which the waste matter rejected in
its productions is expelled Iron the stomach the
circulation and the bowels, these pills act simulto-
neously, reeyirs gc.tion,purifying the fluids,
and regulating the cxcretons
THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT
Dyspepsia H. the most common di 20 among al
elias es in this country. 1t assumes thousand
shapes, and Is tho primary source of innumorabl,
dangcrou. maladics but whatever its type or
'ymptoil4, however obstinate IFS resistance to ordi-
nary preparations. it yiclls readily and rapidly to
this searching ANA uucrring remedy.
HlLlOJS AFFECTIONS.
The quantity and quality Of the bile arc Of vita
importance TO health. Upon the liver, the gland
which scrrotcs this Nuid, these pilsoperate spech
clly ,iuialhy recriyins its Irregularities, and eff
fcctually curing Jauujiee. Bilious i;emittauts, and
all the.arctie8 ol disease generated by unnnt-
ural condition ct the or-uu.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Unless the bowels perform their functions prop
crly, the whole body suffers. Tens Of thousands
die annual y Of Dyscntery, Diarrhea. Chronic Con.
stipation and other diseases of these waste pipes OF
thesvstom The effect OF 'ac Pills upon all inte-ti-
naliisorucrs, whether casual or epidemic, is phe-
nomenon in medicine by following the printed di
Jcctuns, the most alarming cases u bowel com.
plant are promptly controlled.
4 WORD 10 FEMALES.
The local debility Ia Irregularities which are the
especial uuuoy.n,rs Of the weaker EEK, and which,
when neglected always shorten life, are relieved for
the time JrIug,irI prevented for the time TO come
By coarse Of this mill but thorough Alternative.
lloll.Noy's Iills are the bost remedy known in tn
wur'l tr the Glowing diseases:
Asthma, Ho@yi Complaints, Con shs, Colds, Ches
Diseases, tu.ly-uess, Dyspepsia, DiIrrhca, Dropsy
Debility, Fever and Aguc, Female Complaint
lIeadagAe-, lniiscstion Influenza, Inflammation.
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TIE MAIL LETTINGS were announced in
the hall of the General Post Office building
at Washington on the 2jth ult. The read
ing occupied three hours. Some of the
most important contracts in Vt. are as fol-
lows;
From Brattleboro, to Bennington; Moses
Harrington and Calvin Norton, SSGl.
From Burlington to Vergennes; William
Lore, $3.50. From Montpelier to Royalton;
l.. Boutwell,. $500. From Montpelier to
Bradford; Daniel Rowland, $500. From
Montpelier to Danville; Harry S Boutwell,.
$685.. From Montpelier to Barton; Harry
s. Boutwell,, 1875. From Montpelier to
St. Adams; Jarib L. Sanderson, 5000.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-05-15

FoUND. - IMPORTANT TO SOMEBODY "A
letter from Z. Dorwin, l. S. Consul at
Montreal, to the Selectmen of Burlington,
has been placed in our hands, which states
that on the 18th ult., pocket book con-
tanning several thousand dollars in Ameri-
can bills was found in that city. 1t is sup
posed that the loser is some American
traveller, and the finder hopes that by giving
the fact publicity, the rightful owner may
learn of the safety of his property and re-
claim it,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-05-15

Nelson y. Burriit;S Estate.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap.
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chittcndon, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims and de-
A. Butrtt late of Ilncsburgh in said District, de-
ceased, represented insolvcnt, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto; and six
months from the day Of the date hereof, being al .
lowed by said Court for that purpose, do there
tore hereby give notice, that we will attend to the
business OF our appointment, at tho dwelling Of
the late N. A. Burritt in lliucsJurgh in faid Dis
trict, on the first Saturdays Of june and October
next at 10 o'clock, A. M, on each Of said days
Dated this 2sth day of April A. d. 1857
j. VI. DEAN.
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EpshDi Oi NS'aHssPT'@ EiSpeTi-
EsIPIag iss II iC:el'agEga.

INV OmE>Ns, May l3.-Stcamor Pro-
metLcus brings California dates u the goth.
The steamer George Law left AsTinwall On
the evening of the 4th, with el,700,oOO in
treasure, The news from California is un-
important. The ships Flying Eagle and
Reporter, and steamer Golden Eagle, lad
arriyed out Gen. Walker had evacua, ed
Riyas ana was on hoard British mau-oi-
war ut san Juan.
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1857. OSdc31sbUrgh. 1862
.BOEENSDN3S HOTTER.

CORNER OF FORD AND PATTERSON sTs.,
Oglensburgh, y. Y.
RILEY JOHNSON, Proprietor.
Nearest House to R. X. Depot AMI Steamboat
Landing.
Carriages and good trus,y Por,er4 win be in
readiness to convey passengers t. NDd from this
House free u charge.
81 This House affords good accommodations
and moderate prices. Aayl5wly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-05-15

We are apt to feel sad when we see our friends
growing gray faster than they grow old, and We
naturally look for something that shall enable US
to imagine them still young. Although VIC cam
not prevent the approach of old age. defer
the appearance off by the use of Bush's Argen-
tine Hair Dye, which will at least give us the
(h)air Of youth.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-05-15

At recent trial in Wisconsin, the sub
ject of controversy was demlj0hn of whis-
key, which was ordered to be brought into
court. The defendant was tried, and so
was the whiskey-in other words, the
whisky was drunk and SO was the jury.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-05-15
EscneL!!ora al sing s.in.gPrisom

NLw IoRk, May PA serious rebellion
broke out at Sing Sing Prison on Sunday in
Whch all the prisoners were engaged. The
affair was qucIled before much damage Nos
done None OF the prisoners escaped
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-05-15
Hinesburgh Academy

A. e. LEAvENwORTH, Principal

Orly three Terms in u year.
Tuition per Term, $500
No extra charge for tuition in Mathematical
Languages. The Summer Term commence on wed
nesday, April 22d, and ends on Tuesday July 18th
Vacation Of one week between the terms, and y
six weeks at the close Of the year.
Miss Sarah A. Griggs will give instructions n
Piano Music, on the same terms heretofore
A few Students oan be accommodated with bard
in tho family Of the Principal Other arrong emeL's
for the supply Of board will be made.
July !, 1856. vi "
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q. j. WOOD { CO.. Proprietor, 3l2 Broadway.
y. H., and lli Market rect, II. Lyus, Missouri.
Syli here by Thee. \, Peck aud by all Drug.
gist, here ami tArvus hout the country.
apr, dtW3m
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BURLINGTON TO BOSTON

ON AND AFTER Monday, May II, 1857, a
OFreight train will leave Burlington via. Rut-
land and Burlington Railroad, daily, at IL A. NJ,
AID rnn directly through to Bostor, arriving
there at $50 next morning.
This arrangement will afford to forwarders OF
Live Stock, Produce and other Freight from Bur
lingtona
DAILY LINE THROUGH IN % HOURS.
TT Butter Cars will be run on this Train
Prices as low al by any other Line
Shippers should be particular to direct their
freight " via. X. Il d. X. r. Line"
Il. A. CHAPLIN, Sup't.
@. DouGHTr. Agent.
Burlington, Vt, May H. 1851 dlw3m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-05-15

The many cures and kindred diseases performed
by the UIygenated Bitters, after all other rene
dies have failed, should be sufficient to induce any
one suffering from these complaints to give the
madeline trial.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-05-15

FIRK.-We learn that a fire supposed to
have been incendiary broke out in Rutland
in a barn adjoining the American
House, about s o'clock, Friday evening,
burning the American House and two stores
adjoining.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-05-15
'Ehe Governor oi Kansas

New YORK, May l}th.--Goy. K. j walk
cr arrived in town la evening on his way to
hansas-he was present at Il dinner party
al the Astor House and took occasion to
make very clear and explicit statement oil
the principles which would govern his ad-
ADMINISTRATION in that Territory. lie declared
his fixed determination to do everything in
his power to secure for the people Of the
Territory full, free and unbiased vote
upon tie Constitution which might b, Of.
fered for their adoption. He believed
this to be their right and he
should consider it not only part Of law
and Of official duty, but point Of honor to
do every thing in his power to secure them
such Il vote. If this were properly adjusted
he believed all dissension in the Territory
would cease The Governor remarks
were received with great favor. llerom"ins
in the city day or two and Will Depart
| Immediately for Kansas.
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steamer sunk .

NoRwAIK MAY Sth. The Steamer John
Halt Of Norwalk struck a rock while en-
firing the llarbor last evening and sunk at
her dock
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MARRIED

On the 18th inst, at Keeseville, n. Y, by the
Rev. Mr.. Burdick, NAHUM PECK, Esq, coun-
ssllor at Law Of Hinesburgh, Vt, to Miss MAR
CHA WOOD, formerly of Ausable Forks, n. Y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-05-15

COUNTRY LAD says his Uncle Ben made
scarecrow SO very frightiul that one of the
black feathered thieves actually went and
brought back all the corn he had stolen
during several days.
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LEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,

Comprising silk Under Shirts, Merino Under
Shuts, Knit uder Shirts. M-rino {. Hose, Wool !
Hose, Union Hose, Cotton Hose, Fancy Gloves,
Kid Gloves, Lis'c Thread Gloves, Guards, hosom
Stud. Wrist Links, Wristbands, Umbrellas, Fancy
scarfs, silk IIandkerchicfs, Linen lIandkerchiefs,
silk suspenlcIs, Elastic suspenders
If convenient, we would desire that our custom
ers would hand in weekly all orders previous to
Wednesday morning, thereby saving our time and
getting goods full as soon. n Also, notice that
we still take Canada coin at the old rate-l2i and
2j cents. mayllddwtt
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n. Il. Very's Arabian Horse Pow
ders, Price so cents per box. A compound that is
unrivalled as remedy for all the diseases to
which Horses are subject. Sovereign Remedy
for the IIcaves, Cough, Cold, Nasalgleet. Inhuen-
"a, Farcy, lIorse-Ail &c. For sale Wholesale and
Retail, at VERY'S IIorso..hoeing Establishment,
l6 Pitts Street, Boston. w32 Sun
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-05-15

MuLIuM IN PARvo.--1he Complete Toilet for
rs and so cents. No more hair oils, pomadcs and
powders, or soaps The "Persian Balm " does
away with all-it is spleneid article.
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Estes Metropolitan lIipl.

IGOR THE BE T ARTICLE or INK Now IN
use, send to the Metropolitan Ink Factory,
Port Kent, N Y.
Furnished at the Factory, in any qn ntties, mt
New York prices. All orders addressed t. the
subscriber will receive prompt attention,
L. b. ESI rs,
Agent and Nanuiar ucr.
Port Ecrt, May I, 1851. wl2mG
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VEAL IN THE ASCENDANT Mr.. a. IL.
Holt, of Moretown, has heiler Is months
old which had calf on the % inst,
weighing - pounds.
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THE PROPRIETOR places thi, article before

vHHE PROPRIETOR places this article before
i the public with entire confidence that wher
ever used once it will be used again. lie has
spared no pains in preparing Dye which, while
producing all the go3f effects Of other Dyes, shall
ncutral1e the bld-among which are, purple
shades after dying, burned appearance, ond a
tendency of the hair to break and fall of. The
Argentine Is warranted to have the contrary ei-
feet. 1t is an entirely new combination, and is
prepared only by EDWARD BUSH, Chemist,
Lowell, Mas.
For sale, wohlesale and retail, in Burlington, by
L Il. Benton, \. c. Spear aud +. a. Peck, Drug
| gists. MaylldGw2m
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We call the attention Of the travelling
pnblic to the advertisement of Johnson's
Hotel, Ogdensburgh, in another column.
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MAY Sth. Mr.. Bougham has been elect
ed to Congress in South Carolina lately
from the district represented by p. S.
Brooks, by 1000 majority.
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BY TELEGRAPH
II. y. Brooks Successor y.

Try the Vermont and Boston Line ONCE removed to tho
South side Of the Square. FRiSK RAsDA-I Cp.rator.
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pURE BEAR GREASE, HtGHLY PERFrMED
for sale at TIIEO. A. PECk'9
ISLAND House ..--Bullows Fail
Vt, by e. h. white, Formerly Of the Warmer
House, Springfield Mass.,) 10 be opene uue ],
l-j7.
April =, 1851. d,w4w4w.
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Glassware, eiiassWafc.
Rich eat and pressed Table Glassware Of en-
tirol new and elegant shapes aud sW crior quail
it,. Some very heavy patterns expressly adup-
ted to Hotel and SALOON purposes.
q. ". BANTER,
College 81. No. /. Lcayouworth block
dIwtf apis
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800 Wore Agents wanted inn

diately. Our Agents arc making from SIS to
l2j per month business light and healthy, re-
quires apital from So to s. dollars. Also
valuable books information relating to private
matters which every person married or unmarried
should possess. Enclose stamps to
a. c. CHASE & Co,
Atkinsan Dcnot. Now IInmnshire Wiz
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INaMl YOUNG .,.i

[nIA YOUNG MEN OF SMALL MEANS
tVtV can make over 500 month Of bone
or abroad. Profits ceftain--uo "cLalcc.' Bust
ness new, easy, useful, honorable. iuo.e now ia
II arc making from 500 to $50 per month. For
particulars send Postage stamps t,
wilwl II. p. CLARK, a Co., Deny, n. H.
Fh'HE PROGRESS of Religious lr.o. Through
! Successive Ages. by Lydia Narii Child, Three
vols. The following is extracted t..n the Au-
thor's preface. " | would caudlily advise persons
vino aIc conscious of bigoted attachment 20 amy
creed or theory, not to purchase tni- book "hC't-
CT they bigotcd Christians, or ti-otei lnnae,s,
It's tone Will be likely to disp,,nsc them.
My motive in writing has bocua very simple
one | wished to show that M,ai,gg O. not fr'eiaH,
with the hope that might holp to break down
partition walls, to ameIiuratc what tie eloquent
Bushnell calls 'haptised hatgea- ut l.c human
race
Those who wish to obtain candid information,
without caring whether it docs Ur doc mot sustain
any iavoritc Theory VI their own, may perhaps
thank me for swing them the trouble 90 scar. hing
through large and learned volumes, and if they
complain Of want Of proiouhducss they may be
willing to accept simplicity am. 5lcar.css ia cx-
change for depth" Can lind ityt
may9 NICHOLS.
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sscLAtIsIry.
Particular Notice.

Particular Notice.
TENUE Subscribers are d,.irDu- u'achu,Nlc ltI
/ past ayoIs, aud would "us 'pu'r To- their -
toners aud to taorublic that they have 900 hama
new I.t ct
UIIS' PATENT NQTlEE LIGHYNlNG
RIO N
any quantity Of which we shall be- harry 90 supply
and put up for our customers.
Also. for sale single and doullc LI-NElR
WAGONS, with ballard & Culver. Patent
Springs, Single Covered Wagons, Dctlr P..t., Pine
and spruce Shingles, and Pine t'alh'ords.
All kinds ot Blacksmith and NLccnri Int work
done to order ON short notice. ut our shop,
a. K. & q. NJ, ulNCAN
Wn1osd Fdl+. VI. April D. diwcn.