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THE NEW REMEDY
ReltuCk's Medicinal

~ [ IA u 4 I VII I OhDIi IL.
UsQuEBAueu Gaelic, msgs, water bagh, life
- PECGALLY recommended by the Medical Fac.
'Nulty a superlatve remedy for Colds, Coughs
Affections OF Throat and Lungs, Dyspepsia, Indi-
gcstiOn, Flatulcncy, Chronic Rheumatism, Female
Difficulties, General Debility and Relaxation of
the system, from various causes, Loss Of Ape
tite, &c.
The beneficial effects resulting from the judi
cious use of pure and genuine article Of Bourbon
Whiskey a tonic and stimulant, particularly for
consumptiye patients, and persons exhausted from
fatigue, or debilitated by prostrating diseases,
want of life and energy in the different functions,
of the body has given it an unparalleled reputation
having received the sanction Of first physc-
ians, and the patronage Of our most eminent citi-
zeEs
This Cordial, owing to its absolute pureness and
simplicity, well as from its peculiar adaptation
for medicinal uses, has met with the most ii snal
success. The fact that most of the Bourbon that
comes East is artificial, made by the Of poison
Gus drugs, from IS cent raw whskey, and sold al
two or three dollars a gallon, whereas fine Bour
bon is worth in Louisville, (kentucky,) three dol.
lars, at Wholesale, shows that in purchasing fol
medical use, great caution is requisite.
The proprietors of this Cordial have superior
ia ,ilties for obtaining it direct of the Scotch
farmers in Bourbon County, Kentucky, and tn,
public may be assured that it is worthy of theiI
confidence. 1t is only from the use of good anc
valuable article, that any benefit can result
therefore, in purchasing, great caution is necessa
| ry. None genuine unless the written signature
of W. E. RELTUCK is over the cork of each bot
| tie.
We. RELTUCK & Co., Proprietors, Louis
Vile, kentucky.
| BURR, FOSTER & CO., No. Cornhill, Boston
| Agents for the Eastern States.
Sold by Druggists and Apothecaries generally
l.. +. PIERCE. Montpelier, Special Agent 70
| State Of Vermont. iune4wi9 3m
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Health Depends on Pure

Blood. Brandrcth's Pills purify the Blood no
disease can resist their judicious uso' Mid ope-
ration with successful effect are the popularity oil
Brandreth's Pills Our race are subject to re-
dundancy Of yitatod bile, at this season. and 1t is
as dangerous as it is prevalent, but Brandteths
Pills afford an invaluable and efficient protection
BY their occasional use we prevent tho collection
of those impurities, which, when in sufficient
quantities, cause so much danger to the body's
health. Trey soon curslivcr complaint, dy'pep'
STA, loss of appetite, pain in the head, heart burn
pain in the breast bonc sudden faintness and COS
tiveness. In brief, Brandreth's Pills work their
way to the very roots Of the disease, cleansing in
their passage, removing every unhealthy accumu-
lation till the blood is purified, the whole system
renovated, and the functions and duty of life be-
come pleasure, where before they had been sad
and weary burdens. often when nothing has re.
lieved vomiting Of the most serious character,
whether from sea sickness or otherwise, where the
retching has been appalling single dose of four
Brandreth's Pills has at once cured and the pa
tient has fallen into sweet sleep. When the mind
cannot collect itself when the memory fails
when it is an effort to fix the attention when our
sleep is broken and Qua waking hours harrassed
with forebodngs of evil. then Brandreth's Pills
should be used. If these warning remain unheed-
ed, rheumatism, consumption, disease of the heart
bilious Affections iaundice, dropsies, piles, apop-
Iexies and costivencss will suddenly present them
selves These, Brandreth' Pills would have pre-
vented but nevertheless those they they will also
cure. Use them at do not let prejudice pre-
vent the use of this simple but potent remedy
BRANDRETH'S THEORY OF DISEASE.
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PRICES CURRENT.

Bosros, July 8, 1857.
COTTON Tho market is very firm, but inact-
i've. Tho sales of the last three days amount to
only 2a300 bale, at full prices
FLOUR-The market is firm, but demand not
brisk. Sales of Western superfne at s6,75a7
fancy s7,l5a7,5o extra s7,75alo per bbl.-
Southern is in fair demand. Sales of common and
fancy at S., 5Oa7,75 extra Ssa9 per Dbl
GRAIN-Corn is in moderate dema and
Last sale, of yellow were at 96ca97 per bushel.-
Dat. are in steady demand at 65a66c for Northern
and Canada. Rye is selling at 81 goal ,23 per bush
PROVISIONS. Pork is dull Sales of primo ats2la-
a., so mess $24a25 clear. and extra clear s2G
a q per Dbl. cash and mos. Beef is steady
and Arm. Sales of Western mess and extra mess
at sle,5oal9 per Dbl. cash and mos. Lard is in
fair demand. Sales in bbls at lilal5ac; kegs
l5i Ice per ID. cash and 4 mos. Hams are in
moderate demand at l2al3c per h., cash and 4
mos.
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The DtxocK.ric STATE CONVENTION is to
come of at Rutland, July 10th, The call
shows how comp etely the sham dcmocr 'cy OF
the State are devoted to the interests OF their
Southern masters.
No" agitation of the subject of Slavery
in Congress is the leading sentimental
sentiment always IN the mouths OF those
Southern politicians who have been most
resoute in forcing through Congress meas
ures to strengthen the power of slavehold-
ers, the demand always being that nobody
shall say word against them. Whatever
is said for them is all very proper Sus-
tanning the laws of the land as declared by
the Supreme Court of the l States is the
next sentiment--wh;ch in the connexion,
can only mean adopting as articles oil
political faith and action all the monstrous
doctrines and Interpretations Of fact put
forth in Judge Tuncy's individual opinion.
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Clarke's Female Pllls.-The great
ENGLISH REMEDY.-Prepared from Prescrip
ton Of Sir j. Clarke, NJ. D., Physician EItraordi
nary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaling in the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous disorders to
which the female constitution is subject 1t mode
rates all exces. and all distractions. and
speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited,
It will, in short time, bring on the monthly pc
riod with regularity,
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Govern
msnt stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counter
feits.
CAUTION. These Pills should not be taken by
females that are pregnant, during the first three
months, as they are sure to bring on miscaruags )
but at every other time and in every other case,
they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, tLate l. G. Baldwin Coz
Rochester, N. Y.
N.B.-Sl 90 and Postage stamps enclosed to
nv authorized Agent, will ensure bottle of the
Pills by return mail.
For sale by T. A. Peck and A, c. Spear, and by
ono druggist in every town in the United States.
anil w29 6mos
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Funeral of Mr.. Marcy.

ALBANY, July c. Business will be sus-
pended in the city on Wednesday, and the
Common Council are making arrangements
fora most imposing funeral pageant. The
Committee Of arrangements met at o clock
this morning, The following dispatch
from Mr.. Buchanan was received and read
To j. Vanderpool, Chairman &c. The Presi-
dent and every member Of the Cabinet
would derive mournful pleasure in attend
ing the funeral obsaques Of their old and
valued friend and companion and nothing but
the pressure of important business will pre-
vent their performing this sad duty.
Signed, James Buchanan.
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New York CITY.

New YORK July 6. The city remained
quiet through the day, yesterday
MAJ or General Sanford who has been alb
sent since saturday afternoon returned to-
dav and will resume command.
The Captoinso the oil polio h,l ameeting
to day and arranged to hand over to the city
all the property in the station houses \
caucus Of Democratic Councimen was held
to-day to consider the question Of surrender
ing the station houses to the Metropoltans
1t is Indicated that q majority are in favor
Of the measure. The matter will be dis.
cussed in the Board tonight.
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DIED:

In this town, July It'll, Charles c, Hall,
aged 20 years.
In Colchester, June 81, Amos Gale, aged
seventy years.
Blessed are the dead who dein the Lord"
In Sa1es Mills, Vt, June 2sth, Mrs. Elizabeth
Hungerford. aged ga.
In Vernon, June 18th, Jerijah Thayer, aged IS.
In St. Adams, June 10th, Mrs. Emeline S. Gil
man, aged "a.
In West Randolph, July 5th, Hon. Phineas
Moulton, aged 81.
In Fairfax, July I'd, Mrs. Sarah A. Buck, aged
years.
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Raj Road Accident .

CINcINNATi July 2nd On the Cincinnati
crossing the trcstle work west Of Marietta
yesterday, a car was thrown from the track
distance Of nearly 60 feet. Therewere 30
pas sengers in the car, Of whom four were
killed and twenty wounded, among the dead
is Hon. q. Riohardsln of E0stOn.
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"ENRY X HOYT, Dentist. Office in Bank
l Block, North side of the Square. For the
present will be at the office first Of each month
Teeth filled with pure crystal gold foil (the only
material that should often be used )1eeth extract
ed by freezing process, if desired Teeth inserted
on Wood or Gold Pvots. Plate teeth on Silver or
Gold, from one to an entire sett, in a that
will be certain to give satisfaction.
Dr. ii. is permanently located, charges reason
able, and all operations warranted, if taken in
time. No charges for examination Of teeth. Has
an excellent Tooth Powder that will preserve the
teeth, make and keep the gums healthy.
Burlington, Vt, June Is, 1857, d6wu
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Counterfeit Wistar's Bslsam.

We would call the purchasers Of the Balsam of
Wild Cherry against an imitation article which
has made its appearance in many places, and
which might deceive the unvary by its resemb-
lance to the genuine DO tile. OF the mixture we
need not speak. Unprincipled scoundrels can al
ways be found ready to counterfeit anything, by
which they can put money in their pockets, and
they are sure to choose the most popular and well
known article on which to practice their villain
les. 1t i. lamentable fact that there also deal
ers in medicine who willing to lend themselves
to carry out this imposition, by selling such trash
as genuine, because they can buy it for less than
half the cost Of the real article, Avoid such man
as you would dealer in counterfeit money, for he
is the greater scamp OF the two.
They have never dared to forge the written sig
nature of I. BUTTS, having wholesome fear of
the State Prison before their eyes Be sure that
you find on the outside wrapper the written sigma
ture of BUTTS, and you may rely upon it, be-
ing genuine. Buy none other
Seth W. Fowle 4 Co.. 1873 Washington Street,
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agent. every
where, w2wl
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WAsnrNcroN, July 2l.-Tte net amount
in the Treasury subject to drafts 100000
600, Of which in Boston there is nearly
81 900, 600, in Philadelphia over $1,000
600, in New Orleans, upward Of = ,OOO,OOo
in san Francisco nearly 81 800, 600.
1hos " Sutherland has been appointed
Collector Of Customs at Sacramento
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Holloway's Pills.-Billious Head

Holloway FIIIs'-DIIII0ue f1e"u
ache, and all affections of the system which result
from an insufficient or immoderate flow of bile,
arc at once relieved by the operation Of Hollo-
ways Pills. Dyspepsia and liver disease are In
separable for the stomach and the liver always
sympsthile. and as this great medicine acts pow
srfully upon both these important organs, it per-
forms the ork Of cure with a precision, rapidity,
and thoroughpe" which have no parallel in the
records Of medical practice. The Pills may be re-
lied upon with the utmost confidence in cases OF
diarrhea, dysentery, cholera morbus, spa'ms of
tho stomach, cholera iniantum, and all other dis
orders affecting the digestive organs and the bow
els. julyl0d&wlw
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fl0WE RECIPES
ron
Home Use.

10 Insure Sced Breath, brush your Teeth
with the PERSIAN BALM
10 Presou, The 7,dt franz Decay, wot your
brush with water, pour on it one drop of the Per
sian Balm, and brush your Teeth night and morn
ing. 1t will neutrailc all the ACIDS of the mouth,
and prevent decay.
10 h,w, a B,a@ihd Complexion, wet Il sponge
or towel in water, pour on it two or three drops OF
the Persian Balm, and rub the face night and
morning. 1t will remove all stains, and leave the
skin pure and healthy.
To Remop, ran. SuuJurn and Frschl,s, uso the
Persian Balm, same as Tor Identifying the com
pleNion.
10 Ctre Chotpcl Hands NJ FACE, use tho Per
sian Balm, instead Of soap at washing, and occa-
sionaly pour on tho hands two or three drops,
and rub it in, and same to the fnce. No person
| can have sore or chappcd hands or face, and use
the Persian Balm.
For Siqv,ng wet your brush with water, pour
on it three tour drops Of Persian Balm, and APP
ply to the face; it renders the beard soft, forms
beautiful ather. and leaves the face soft and
| healthy.
For Bites NJ Iasects Pour on the part one drop Of
| Persian Balm, and rub it gently.
| For Chibi1,Hs, Pour on the parts four or five
drops of the Persian Balm, two or three times per
day. rubbing it gently it will positively cure this
disease.
For Hives, and HAT BiotcLcs, in children apply
to the parts affected two three drops of the Per-
| sian Balm, clear, and rub it in it will afford in
| slant relief.
For Burn, and S-ai5s, The Persian Balm will
soothe the pain Of the seycrest burns or scalds.
instantly; apply it clear. It's effects are perfectly
| magical.
| For a Ch1npoo, use the Persian Balm, it will
| cleanse the head most perfectly, and at the same
time leave the hair soft and healthy. 1t is in great
| demand by BARRIERS, for this. Pour ten or twelve
| drops upon the head, adding little soft water,
rub the head thoroughly, and wash the hair with
| soft water, either warm or cold.
| For R'm,uing Dandyufn apply the Persian
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Mothers MOthcrs.. Moth

ers Am Old Nurse for Children.--Don't fai
to procure Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething. 1t has no equal on Earth
No mother who who has ever tried Mrs. WinslOw's
Soothing Syrup for Children will ever consent TO
let her child pass through the distressing and
critical period ofteething without the aid of this
invaluable preparation If life and health can
be estimated by dollars and cents, it is worth its
weight in gold.
Millions of Bottles Of Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrup are sold every year in the United States.
Price only IS Cents Bottle Sold by A. C.,
Spear Mayl5ddwly
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Wild Cherry AT the south

Our Agent at Athens, Georgia, sends us the
following letter, with permission to publish
ATHENS, August H-Dear Sir Having been
afflicted for more than ten months with Chronic
Inflammation Of the Lungs, at times very severely
and having adopted many med,ines without any
but temporary relief, l purchased about three
bottles Wisiar's Baisam Of WHd Cherry, from the
effects Of which obtained more relief than from
ell the medicines had ever taken for that dis
tressing disorder. have, by the repeated use OF
this valuable Balssm been more free from pres
sure for breath and oppression on the Lungs, than
I had anticipated, and, indeed conceive that
will be cured by continuing its use, of this most
disheartening mslsdy. do most cheerfully ten
der you this acknowledgment, which you will
use as your judgment dictates.
RODNEY DURKEE,
WsynsbOrOugb, Burke Co., Georgia
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Death of Hon. w. L. Marcy.

New YORK, July 4th. We have intelli-
gence OF the sudden death of Hon. W. l..
Marcy to-day at Ballston. lie appeared in
his usual health this morning but was found
dead in his room at about noon. No cause
is assigned for his death.
ALBANY, July 4th. Hon. Mr.. Marcy
funeral it is expected will take place her,
on Wednesday, on which occasion there will
be grand military display His remains
will be brought down from Ballston to-mor-
rnu
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HincsbUrgh Hotel.

+. W. CRANDALL, PROPRIETOR.
IIAVING entirely reftted my house and adapt
! ed it to the wants Of the travelling Public
shall be very happy to serve all who aver me
with their patronage. BALLS and PARTIEsaccom-
modatcd in the best manner and on reasonable
terms. A good Live Stable is connected with
the Hotel, and no pains will be spared to satisfy
customers.
Hinesburgh, Vt. June 25. w3m-
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Fatal AGlray q.

ST. LOUIS, July 2.-James Lyle, County
Recorder and Probate Clerkof Leavensworth'
Kansas, was killed in an ARRAY by Free
State man named Heller, on the Goth The
ARRAY grew out of the election to fill yacan-
cies in the city Council Of Lcavensworth
Heller was arrested, and there were great
fears that riot would take place in conse-
duenCc
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PRIC ES G u II II L " L
OF DRY GOO ID -,

CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE
T,1 D II Pr Il s. -
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Riot in Detroit.

DETROIT, July 6th.--A row occurred in
the city last night and in endeayorins to
quell it Dep. Shcriffs Small and Austin re
ceived serious injuries. Mr. Small died thi-
morning and Austin lies in very precariou>
condition Twelve arrests have been made
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Dress Goods.

A n ELEGANT assortment of silks. Beragcs,
~ Bcrage Robes, Muslins, Lawns, Ginghams,
Prints, Hosiery, Gloves, Parasols, etc. may be
found very cheap at
iunelO CT, STANIFORD'S
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REHARKs.-Cottons are still firm, but most all
other classes Of Goods are lower than they were
the preceding month Ladies Kid Gloves, Alex
ander's make, We can sell for SOC pr St pr doz.
Also a lot Gents all Linen Shirt Fronts ,9j pr
doz. A lot of Goods just received from auction
at less than Manufacturers prices.
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Kansas Election.

Sr. Louis, July lst.-Thc Leayenworth
Kansas Times Gays that the official vote Of
Douglass, shawnee jefferson, Leayenworth
lykins, johnson, Lynn, Doniphan and At
Gibson Counties is sos.
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EmbrOideries.

AND
r b Il q n S.
GREAT BARGAINS AT "LYMAN'S'
In rich ard beautiful smbroidcries and ribbons
decidedly the prettiest and cheapest ever offered
in this market.
1900 Embroidered Collars from 10 cts. up.
100 do sets tcolar 4 sleeyes) SOC.
50 do Handkerchiefs, o., and up.
so do Waists Cnfants) &c " ."
500 do Dmity Bands, lsc " "
Cambria and Muslin Flouncing', Edgings and In
settings Thread, Smyrna, Linen and Cotton Edg-
es also, great variety Of
STAMPED WORKS
in Collars Cuffs Sleeves, Bands, Yokes and Sleeve,
&c =, together with a good assortment Of Mourn
ing Collars, IIandkerchiefs Wells, &c.
RIBBONS.
1000 yards Bonnet Ribbon, from IL. cts up
Cap
Velvet
5000 Dress Trimmings,
The above well selected stock was purchased at
very low prices. and they will be disposed of ac-
cordingly therefore, all invited to secure to
themselves some of these beautiful goods, at great
bargains.
goods cheap.
Burlington, Vt, May ID, 1851 ddwtt
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FOURTH THOUSAND.
" 4 ! d T v T *
WHITE MOUNTAIN HISTORY,
A y ID G. [ d f.
l2mo., Cloth, 1925 PIP. illustrated, Price 81.

The best and fullest guide to this romantic re-
gion.-I Evening Traveller.
1t will add hundred fold to the interest Of a
White Mountain tour-[Z lions Herald.
There are few romances Of more thrilling inter.
rest Bellows Falls Argus.
A most interesting book to these even who can.
not visit the mountains. Il Independent Democrat,
Concord,
The novel reader will here find truths stranger
than fiction and more eXcIting.-LChristanM Mir
rur Portland.
1t is the most agreeable local handbook we
have ever received, and is useful, because it is
filled with information, not only for tourists but
for the numerous class called say-at-home travel
ers-[ New York Times.
To those who ever expect to visit the Mountains
it is almost indispensable, and to those who do not
it is very cheap substitute for visit The facts
are valuable, and the scenery described is unique
and sublime Il Christian Herald Cincinnati, o.
1t will be sent by mail, free ofpostage. AGENTS
WANTED TO SELL IT EVERYWHERE. Circulars Civ
ing table Of contents sent free to all who wish to
examine.
NATHANIEL MOVES, Publisher
june25eit&w3w IL Cornhill, Boston
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RIaIlI, Notes.

DRlNTED IN CARMINE, on ENGLISH
L laidpaper, made payable at Farmers and Me
chanics' Bank, Bank Of Burlington, Commercial
and Merchants Bank Also Blank Drafts, same
style; at NICHOLS CHEAP CASH BOOK STORE.
1851. d&wtf
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MARRIED..

In Burlington, the It'll, inst, by J. B.
Hollenbeck ESQ, Homer Lyman of Burlington,
to Miss Anna Stedman, of Vergeuues, VT.
In this place July 4th, by Rev. W. r. Brown,
Mr.. Ed Mills of st George to Miss Betsey
Isham Of Shelburne.
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HkacOn's ESSAYS.

MYTH ANNOTATtONS by Archbishop Whate-
w ley. How to speak, Manual of Speaking
Conversation and Debating. A Manral Of Ell
quotte or how to Behave. How to Write, u Man
ual Of Composition and Letter Writing. Tho Wis
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Nichols' Chenp Cash Book Store iunelO
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Very favorable terms will be given. With proper
attention, more than 500 per month clear profit
above all expenses can be realized. A rare chance
to make money without risk. For particulars, APP
ply Immediately to C. NJ. SAXTON 4 CO., Agri-
cultural Book Publishers, No. l40 Futon-st., n.
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Island seas of America

4 TRIP THROUGH THE LAKES OF NORTH
America embracing description of the st.
Lawrence river, Commerce of the lakes &c. with
maps and embellishments, at NICHOLS CHEAP
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