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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-27
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00AySX08 08O8OATi -.
FASHIONABLE MOOT AND SHOEHA"""'
tSonih IVES, corner Of the public square, !.
EEPS constantly on hand large 49,
N mcnt of ladies' and gentlemen's boots .s -"
shoes, of his own manufacture: also gov
supply of sole and upper lesthe, for s. ..sn.,o,
From his long experience and close st'sn'io.
to the business, he hopes to have eonuna'ih ~.
% that patronage heretofore no ''oe'a,y IA
slowed on him. An orders promptly a''e"
to- and work warranted. "a.
Nov %. 1854
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DANIEL EDW ARDS,
Copper, Tin and Sheet-IrOu Worker

Nos. IS, 80 and 81 Nem Lrres Nfree'
4 HOPPER, Tin, Iron and Zinc Roofing, Val.
~ leys, Cutters, Fancy Heads, Down Pipes,
Iron Vault Doors, Shutters, Frames, Bolts, Of
every description, Iron Cutters, Prison Work.
Hotels and dwellings supplied with Steam
Tables, drying rooms, plate heaters bathing
apparatus. Machinery repaired, and jobbing
ct every description punctually attended to-
Brass Founding, finishing and pattern mn
KING april 10y
jAAks srEAk, JESSIE 'cREARX.
SPEAkE d McCREAKY Wholesale Gro
- eers, Commission Merchants, and Ueaisrs
- "eHe'n Produce, No. Tchoupitou,as ST.,
New Orleans.
Importers Of Fine Braudics and wines
Jan. II, 81 ~
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SCHOOLS, Etc.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
. pANropm ral.


WIS +t"ul .'H 'n''a ''''
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my 'tl eih+ .hfh ~ stn '"'".t' '''
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~ iur hhR'-n' anu "'.',''''
bran, neg a. ga" "' i"ui' D" my '"'''''''" 80
H'e H"'tn'
TERMS FER SESSION OF TIN MONTHS.
BOARD, 1-h.nG room rent, and tuition,
In Eag'i-b Department, It PAID at close
Of session, $40
It uo' fa.I az close of scssion, ... III
h. classical or higher Mathematics, q pad
Al close of term, 1870
II uu' paia 40 close, ... li3
First tive months only, IS
Incidental expenses,
Ten PER cent allowed on money paid n adj
vance Students charged from the time they
enter the school GOT close ot the session, and mo-
deduction nude except ln cases Of pfetraeicd
-Icsur-. Those entering the Institute are
required ta furnish HEit7, stationery aud lrNi
hanks
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TfrnvN and Nllr'ItaH
TAI nm n A ~ q ! N q !

Doors. Window Nash and Blinds, of all sizes
ard description. ior sale cheap.
WINDOW GLASS. dc.
5000 hove- Amer Window Glass, all sizes ,
400 do Engli,'i aud French, from sNlo
to- 2uN5O.
SOC lights tine Plate Glass.
lao bsS double thick American, from sslO
Ia 9lN30.
1000 light coofed glass;
100 Glalier Diamonds,
500 bundles glazier tins:
10 ton, White Lead in - to 700 h. kegs
500 caais.erS and ksg4 cplored paints, IL !
ounce to 100 pound packages;
3500 los fine French green, dry and ground
IL oil,
1000 bhls whiting and raris white, Of my
own manufacture, fire dried
Faint Nils Of all sizes, and every article
usually kept IN paint, oil and color store, wifi
be found At X. tIANNs'NS,
April ~, Soy % Canal st, \ Orleans
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Feb |. 1857.
<v Az NOVEL.

O.. STAN NOVEL.
liz: " T. \ d T. K son / T. \ rs.
large bl,yk building on the South
side Of the public square, elegantly furnished
and the table supplied with the best edble'
that money can purchase NJ pam, or et-
Pense - spared to render II nr-t class hotel
The proprietor has commodpu, stable,
and a careful, industrious host'cr
A. J. SMITH
Nav 81, 1896. ni0-it
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Mov Orleans Advertisements
winter COlOrs.

Nermans, Reores Il Sons, Ackermdas,
and Osborne's.
lust received large stock OF the above
y colcr-. in cakes and in Mahogany and rose
wood boxes, with lock and key. Also, Ger
man Colots, in cakes and boxes fine assori-
ment
OH colors, in tubs English and American
Can,ascs for portraits In frames OF sNlo 10
i2x56,
Canvas in rolls, from 30 to So ncnes wide
S,retrhers for canyases. of all sizes,
.;iO dor fire sable and camel hair pencils
100 paint and vsfn'sh brushes, all sizes
So packages gold aud silver leaf,
100 bundles duck metal, white and yellow
Tin foih in sheets and books,
Tlnsel 81 oil the asua coiors.
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(OPAIlTNERSIIup.

7TIIE und"rlgncI have f0rucd a E0parlnor-
ship under The style Of Duncan Il Logan,
60 succeed the late firm Of Rawns, Duncan
q Coz Tor the purpose Of ,ransacting Cot
ton Factorage aud General Commission Bus-
ness, aud are fully authorized to liqudatc tue
ht.lne.s Of lheIr predern..nrs
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r. u. HRiNroS. cnAs- n. powp
- II BRiNTON q co, Comm,ssioa and
l 70. harding Merchants, No, ~ Canal
street. New Orleans
Rejer io---J y. Howell q Co, Oglesby Il
Gri,wold, White, Smith, y Baldwin, Shreye-
port, ia.
Jan II, 81 "
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nrNrtH e. ioGtV, Jr
hGNCAN& LOGAN, fsucccssor, to Raw.
- Inns, Duacan & co., Cotton Factors and
Commission Merchants, 81 Carondclet street,
New Orleans.
Jan II, 81 "
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a e. sFHNrs wa. rtSKNEY mt
NHN>lES q Hill. k"o-n-ys md Coa7ssi.
y iors a. inr liCaWp street, New or.c4n-
Judge Scmmc- Na7 Associate Justice Of the
supreme Court IT Florida up 90 his removal
10 New Orleans
Mr. llj has been a citizen II TcSae-cy.
tcnsIyely and aboron.iy engaged In tho prac.
ticc Of lav tor more i1au twenty yrsr- and
confidently refer, To the Bosch and Bar OF the
state
Jan J, -, Mo ~.
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southern Furniture WareroOms.

The largest EelabIIshmcnl IN lhr Sonth
Nos. III and l53 Canal Street
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-27

TAYLOR & RAhnlN, (Suc 'essors 10 la
- sid Taylor a Coz Wholesale deaiers in
ooots, shoes, has, and cas-, No. ~ Magazine
street, opposite Banks Arcade, New Orleans
Jan. 81 81 ".
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-11-20

THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE lNSJ-
rance Co We have jus, ceiyei the Sew.
en.h annual report of the Farmers MUTUAL ire
Insurance Com 1any Of this tate, from which It
nppcnrs that the ac,umptuy is in m exceedingly
pro,p,rous condition Duting the pas! ycu It's
number Policies In loics have increase ~.
Property at rssk SS9il3,0Oo- Notes In force
S13,S5l,25. Cash capital 50, jI0.26.
The whole number eff Policies i'm force u force
in he Farmers cas- on the first Of Aug. last was
1l,722 Amount of risk S',931 1853 10. Trent
UNI notes in force S3Jl ,59O.sI Cash capital al
tor piving all losses AMI expenses omounis to
Sll ,ssj .Cs. The Merchcnt'1 class in tao same
cor1rary has not boon successful, and it Is to DC
abandoned, so that hereafter but ono kind Of
property, that Of the Farmers buildings AID out
buildings. will be insured in this company. 1t Is
strictly a Farmers Fire Insurance Company, and
their losses nrc not miNel up, nor mingled WI
losses on grst mills, tavcrus stores and other Il-
zarlous proncrty. The experience o. the 0r
seems to show c1aely.iyely, that firm property is
the least hnziuiou. of any, and tnat when in
sured by ITSELF the expenses is only about tina
limits what it is, where all kinds arc insured to-
gcthcr.
This company has now been in operation eight
years has ml1r no ryscSsr.ntt upon any OF its
20 icies, all its cl-h capital is constantly in
crcasiug. So that the trouble and ycNttinn and
expense, and liability to forfeiture Of policy, by
moni are all obYmtel. We commend the Farm
ers' Mutual, to thc attention cd the Farmers ot
tie state. and ctudiIiy believe if they consult
their true interest, they viii ruroui1' 1t -
The cost of Insurance in II is less than HtH cents
per annum on every Slou insured. Its business
Is conducted on the principles OF the s,icest econ
uny..-, arlington >,ItaR. VIZ
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PaImer's Artificial Leg.

emoral Of n, Spring eia Establsh~ert to Bostss.
e A the urgent solicitation Of the most
"a eminent Surgeons and Physicians Of
Boston and New Eu gland the manufacture
- Of the uneQualed American invention has
been removed to Boston. The "PALNBR
ARTIFICIAL Leg" is without a rival
Il either in Europe or America, and is nov
worn by nearly Three thousand persons With
astonishing success, upwards of two hundred Of
whom Ladies, and We have thirty individuals
each walking upon two Artificial Legs. It so
nearly resembles the natural leg, In appearance
and action, that the incest observation often fails
to detect cart" from Mature" The palmer
Leg" took the "Great Prize Medal" a; the Worlds
Fair in London, over thirty competitors from all
parts OF Europe. No other Artificial Leg 10 re-
commended by intellgen Surgeons and Physicians
as the palmer Leg is regarded as the ne plus-
ultra of Surgical Mechanism. They are very durs-
bic yet light,the aNerage weight being four pounds
They are applied e. the shortest and tenderest
stumps with entire success. The "leg" Is 6nelly
ventilated. In this country it has been exhibited
thirty five times, and in every instance received
tie award of the highest OF first premium The
patient is enabled to walk Immediately upon its
application, with remarkable ease, comfort and
nsturancss.
to every applicant. General Office and Manuisc-
tories for the New England States including New
YorR and British Provinces, 10 Green ST., Boston,
Mass, and S7s Broadway New York. Patients
can be served at Boston or New York as Is most
cOnvenien. to them.
Address. PALMER / Co. wSlmJ
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Caleb EIunson's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO ALL PERSONS
hi -ict Of Chi ,culcn, concerned in the estate
oslucb Man on, late Of NiIliston, in said Dis
trict, deceived, Erecting,
Ala Probate Court holden at Burlington, with
in for tic b strict Of Chittcndcn Oil the "Iat Gay
Of Ostabcr. A. y. I,i7, an Instrument, purport,
trr g. As the last Will and Testament Of Caio3
Muns1n, late u: Wili.ton, in said District, de-
ceased. was presented 10 She Court a'oresali' Tor
Probate, ly Russell b Munscu the Executor
thcr IN nuned and it Is ordered by aid Court
thu. .uo 2lst day Of Novsmber, A D. 1857, E. tie
Probate CouIt Rooms in said burlington, be as
...~ed fyr proving said Instrument and that
u.t CO thereof be gwen to all persons concerned
b. publishing this order three weeks successfully
Ia tle Dirlin5 ton Tree Press, newspaper prin'ed
A. .,iI Burlington, r.eyl5u. to the time ap7oint'
"a.
Therefore, Won 1re hereby natifel to appear
before sud ,3Irt, o.. the line ana place azores
ami c9ntes; ;lo probate If said viii, il you have
cause.
Giyea r. der M ilnl at Burlington, IN said
ui tr.-f. tl.s3lst l,v Of October A. ID. 1851.
vl1vJ vs.. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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-Nn1I,rr, E0orscr,s Estate.

STATE or vrUMUNT, 2'ENUE HON Probate
District ct Chitienaen, ss.S d Court for the Dis
triet oi Chittenicn.
To sill person interested in the estate Of Nathan
+ r.or, le.o ofJefcho in said District, deceased,
Greeting.
Whereas. said Court hath assigned the 18th day
of December next for the settlement Of the
mnistratiJn account oil tho administrator Of
tIe est ,te ot Nathan Porter late OF jericho, af
aid, deceased, and ordered that public notice
thereof be given t, all persons interested in said
estate, Ly publishing this order three weeks sue
ccs.ively previous to tho day assigned, In the
burlington Free Press, printed in Burlington, in
said district.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to APP ear at
the Pr bate Court rooms, in burlington, on 'ho
day asst :uod then aud there to contest the allow.
uucr Of said account, if you see cause.
Given uudcr my hand, this 18th day Of Novem-
blr A. b. 1857.
w.I.N.~ W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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Alpine Hair BamI,

For Restoring Gray Hau to II, Original Coi7'
WARRANTED 10 curc badness, ,curf, dand.
w ruff, itching and all diseases of the skin
This Balm gives the scalp new and healthful ac-
ton restore the coloring matter 20 the root. Of
the hair, which passes through the hair and give
it a natural color without the use Of hair dye.
Hundreds of preparations have been introduced
pretending to preserve the hair and keep it from
falling off, composed Of OILS, Alcohol, and other
delcterious materials, and all to no use. Hair
dyes have been introduced that do not give tho
hair natural color, besides being troublesome to
use, This Balm is not Dye. knowing that a
preparation was needed to do what was required
for the IL ir the proprietor was induced TO exper-
iment until he could obtain an article that would
be the exac. remedy, and ater seven years trial
has perfected this Balm. II lie soothing and emol-
lient, allays all irritation Of the scalp, thereby
stoppin, that troublesome itching. 1t cures
dandrutF aud scurf, and when the hair has turned
gray it will bring it back to its original color, be-
it Black, Brown or Auburn. 1t makes the hair
soft and glossy,-prevents it from falling Of as
will be seen by using this balm for only few days;
life will be given to the roots Of the hair, and
growth will soon appear. Growth does not take
place at the end of the hair, as will be seen in
persons who have their hair dyed. If you exam
inc gray hair that has been coored for a week.
YOU will find towards the roots. that the hair has
come out gray, hence il is necessary to have tho
fluid at the roots Of the hair healthy, that tho
whole hair may be a natural color. Each hair has
root in the skin, and is of itselfa hollow, gray
tube, through which there is constant circulation
Of the pigment from the root. When this pigment
or coloriug matter dies out, 1t leaves tina hair ho
low and gray. II invent a balm that would pro-
! duce this pi gment has become the study Of the
proprietor. The discovery of the Alpine Hair
Balm will do it. 1t will bring the hair to its nat
ural c lor by making new the coloTiug matter In
! the roots OF the hair
1t is mistaken notion that oil or grease will
restore the hair a. nothing can be in furious.
! The Alpine Hair Balm, will restore tho skin and
save the hair of those who have been sick with fe
yer or any disease.
Prepared bye A. 2. MASON, Providence, r. I.
DIP. IVES 4 CO.. So Milk st., Boston, Mass.
sole agent for the States and Csnsdss.
For sale in Burlington by Z. b. BENTON.
VAS On.
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hu;05 IilzcIlon's Estate.

WE TIE BsCRIDERS, having been APP
~ pointed by the II norahe the Probate
Court 'or the II. ;dc # Chitenden, Commission
CTS to rec I'VE, cNa inc aud adjust the claims
I'D dc,aa, ia Of all persons, against the estate
oc Anns I.1sl,,I, late Of jericho, in sid Dis
tr-t. deceased, represented insYlvent, and also
ali Gains mi demand. exhibited in oa'et there
to and six months from the day Of the date
hereof, being allowed hy said Court tor that
a4rp. n, W. do therefore hereby give notice, that
we will attend +, tn, business Of our APPOINT
mcu', at tue dwelling OF Amelia Hazelton il
J,licuo ia .ai District, on the twenty secohd
day If Nlicl ami eighth of April next, at 10
u'cioca. A. II Ca oa.h Of said day.
d., Til. l2lA lay Q: October \. D., 1871.
LJcIrs L. LANF.)
" alter ClLLtY. commissioners
IAEItN WIRES, }
nl9.aM
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New Machine Shop.

q w RAKElER has re. recently nt,;ys; opened 81
tho Pioneer Mechanic Shop. where he intends to
be ready to do all kinds OF light work in wood,
ivory, brass. iron, and other metal. He will
promptly fildl all or l,rs in the way of repair
in; or executing new jobs, and hopes by skill and
fidelity to receive fair share o. the pubic pat
rOrage.
Sewing Machines repaired. Also, on hand for
sale n few of Watson's Sewing Machines.
Jobs may be left at the shop Of Eyarts Sweet,
College street, and will receive prompt attention,
and be returned at the same place free OF extra
charge novl3dtwtf
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UFFORD'S
CELEBRATED SMOKE CONSUMIN'
PATENT LAMPS.

OCCURRING ONLY THE POOREST OF OIL
IL Lard, Tallow or Greasss, producing hght
unsurpassed at an expense 81 less than hab cen,
per hour Adapted to the Parlor, Kitchen and
Workshop (nso a valuable Study Lamp) PEN
Feet COMBUSTION is secured. 1t is inodoT0"'
because SIN ksless.
John @. Whittier, the gifted Poet. says, in
note TO tho Messrs UiTorls " 1t is beyond com
parison, the best Lamp ever used-have just
purcha ed one for my sister as the most useful
present [ could make her."
For wicking Cotton Flannel. Put 1t IN
doubled, but without wrinkling ! cut perfectly
even when trimming, 9 ;. bkOWN,
novl1 1850 Church street.
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instruction in Music.

DRoF. Il. MoLT, nephew Of the late Prof. 7.
4 F MoLr, respectfully announces to the pub
lilo, that he will give private lessons In Music
also. instruction In thorough Bass and Vocal Mu-
sic Having been educated in Germany under the
sam, TEACHER as his Unoi,. he hopes to prove
thorough instructor to his pupils and worthy OF
their patronage.
Application to be made at Prof. Partridge's
Music Store. or at my residence on shelburne
etreet, two doore South OF The Howard H-tol
nov7d1w2 HERMANN MOLT.
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New store,
N Il" GOODS

NEW PRICESl
TCIlE Subscriber has just opened, at his new
L store on Church street, front Of Concert Hall,
hereafter known as the
EMPIRE CLOTHING WARE HOUSE,
a large AMI complete stock Of entirely
READY MADE CLOTHING
AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
to which he would respectfully invite the attcn.
ton Of The citizens Of this place and vicinity.
To 90 into a long .winded description Of our
stock of golds, to puff or blow in regard to them,
is entirely out of our line We deal in facs, not
in ictions, and intend to fulfill every expectation
which we intentionally create. Come, examine
our stock and prices, test the merits Of our pro
testions. and if convirced-DrY.
ddwtf II. BLISS, Agent.
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Carriage 4 Sleigh Making

THE OLD STAND OF JOHN h. GRAY,
TORNER of King and Champlain Streets, Bur-
Ellington. All work warranted of the beet des-
cripton. Almost all kinds of
CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS
kept constantly on hand. Also, LUMBER.
Matched Spruce Flooring, planned and thorough
ly seasoned. Rived Cedar Shingles, warranted
100 900 feet of Strip Lath. Norway Pine Floor
ing thoroughly seasoned. Hemlock Boards and
Cedar Posts for Fencing. Machine Sawed Clap
boards, #, long. Pine Cupboard. plsncd. IL tt.
long Common Spruce and Pine boards.
Inquire at the shop Of JOHN h. GRAY.
corner King and Chauplain ste. w52u
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Estes, YsetropoIitam Ink.

ENOR THE BEST ARTICLE OF INK NOW IN
u use, send to the Metropolitan Ink Factory,
PoIt Kent, N. Y.
Furnished at the Factory, in any quantities, at
New York prices. All orders addressed to the
subscriber will receive prompt attention,
l.. b, ESTES,
Agent aud Manu- fac'ure
urt Kent, May, | 1857 w426m
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Looking Glasses.

lust RECEIVED AT CHINA HALL, full
~ assortment of sizes for sale at retail at Manu-.
facturers prices will also tohe this opportuni-
y to inform my friends and tho public gener ally.
that in consequence oil the general stagnation OF
business shall from this date until further
tice offer my extensive stock of Gro ckcry, China
and Glass ware. Paper IIangings, Toys, Fancy
Goods Cutlery. Britannia and silver Plated Ware,
and House Furnishing Goods in general at great
reduction from former prices. giving purchasers
an opportunity Of making selections from the
largest stock of this class Of goods and at the
lowest prices ever offered in Burlington.
.. Now is the time to get large exchange for
your money! Try it and see if you do not find it
$. S. BROWN $50 Church Street.
Nov. Q, 1857. dGwtf
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AMBRoTYPE AND PHOTOGRAPH

Corner of Church and College Streets.
BuRLISGTos. VERNON
The subscribers would respectfully invite the
attention of the public to their new and never
changing pictures that they are now making at
their rooms. These pictures are sekn owled ged sy
all to be far superior to any others Of the art.
Pictures taken equally as we'll in cloudy as In
clear weather. Children taken of any age.
Copies taken from Daguerreotypes, Portraits,
&c, and enlargedto any size. Pictures Of in
valids or deceased persons taken at their res +
denoes, Instructions given In the AIT.
J. NJ, MCPHERSON 4 co.
Burlington, Aug. 6. WI
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The Seminary.

rfNHE NEXT QUARTET, will commence on
| Wednesday next, the 18th inst.
All tho members, and and all who intend to
snter, are requested to report themselves on
Wednesday morning.
For sale, NEW Avn riRsr RATE I octave Rose
wood Piano, made by Davis 4 Co and sent us as
a specime N instrument. Terms low.
noyl3d3t6wSw J.K. CONVERSE.
B. W. SMITH.
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\. O. HOODS
Excelsior Linim emit.

FENIiIS EMINENT is a very excellent remedy
Z for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pgin in the
back, ar, &c. We speak whereof we know, when
we say that it removes oil chronic Theum-
atism where it has been locate for years. by few
applications. We are slow to puff any kind of
medicine unless it has been thoroughly tned-if
il has been tried, and found good, we consider it
of public interest to publish it. Rhcumntism may
as well leave the system if this liniment gets
Loli Of it.-Mi. Register.
Sold by A. c. Spear, Burlington, and By drug
cists in the State generally. poy9llw6wlmf
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tremendous Excitement

ygTAS CAUSED THIS MORNING when it was
w found that Rhode Island Money would pur-
chase Goods at ALIENS Hat and Fur Store
Call and see what your money will buy, as we
are Offering inducements to purchasers not to be
found elsewhere in this part of the country.
ocilA N. ALLEN d co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-11-20

Moro Ncfy hooks.

AT THE CHURCH STREET BOOK STORE.
\ 1FE Of Charlotte Bronte, Author of Jane
LEyrc, Vilotte, &c. A Manual Of Church
History, by Gnerecke Translated from the
lsrman, by William q. 7. shedd. Life Of Cap.
ain Icadley Vicars-jusu seived by
"A. FULLER.
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Cause and Effect.

Il liz KECENT stringency in The money market
is nov raasnt over, but rot without lcnylu5
its effects upon the prices Of Dry GoJds.
The country now will be benefited, al no hot
ter place can be found to secure Bargains than at
STANIFoRD'S DRY GOODS CABILTSTUHE
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1857. Ogtiensburgh. 1857
.JOE1NSON,S HOTEL,

C)3NER OF FORD AID PArr8tDN $40
oglensbursh, n. Y.
RtLEy JunSsuy pr2pr,ss7S
Nearest House to X. Il. D-pot AMI Steamboat
Landing.
Carriages anil good trus'y Por'sr' will be m
READINGS. to convey passengers to and from this
House free " charge.
II This House affords good accommodation
and moderate prices. May l5wly
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GtraYCd OF Stolen

ASRpM the enclosure OF the subscriber in Shell.
II burne on the It'll inst. dark briudle siI year
old c1w-straight, handsome horns, brass balls on
the tips. Said cow wond calye in Nov. next
Whoever will return said COW shall be we'll re-
waTded.
vll-G, SAMUEL II CTCWER