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Sale Of lands Tor Taxes.

H slail proceed to sell at public auction on Tho
2-ih day Of Scnfcmher next, Mt the Town Hail
In Burlington, nt 10 O'Clock A VI. the following
de'rribcl lands IN said Burlington In tho County
Of Cni'tenien aud state of Vermont, for tho
uxcs due and rcmaiuiug unpaid by the owners Of
said lands, 10 Wit:
First, the home place Of Henry b. Stacy stu
ntei On the Lake Road, 80 called. consisting Of
ABOUT twonty-thrce t2}) acres Of land with the
huili'ng' thereon, and being in School District
No. and set in the Grand List # said Bur.
lington FIR tho years 1886 and 1857 TO said
stacy.
second, lot Of land on the intervals called
tho 'peasloe lot containing about f,ttv.six fiG,
nrres, In School District No T. AID set In tho
Grand List Of said Burlington for the years sj6
AMI 1857. 10 said Stacy.
Also, the 'Mills & Tucker lot. 50 called, con.
tanning about forty.two t42) acres Of land lying
On the Lake road and North street, ia School
District No. Is, an So, in The Grand List Of aid
BURLINGTON for the year 1856 10 said Stacy.
Third, vacant lot If land living on tho Nor
therIy side Of the '-h7tiurk place. and on tho
road b. Winooski Falls from Burlington, contain.
ing about ono half an aero IF land. In School
District No. ] and set in tho Grand lie, If said
Burlington for tic years 1856 and 1857 to Lyman
and March.
Fourth, tho house and o' called tho 'Shn'turc
place lying on the road 70 Winooski Falls from
burlington, containing about one fourth Of an
acre OF band, in School b strict No. and set in
the 'trnnd List q said Burlington for tho years
loiG aud 1857 to said Lyman h Marsh
fith, the house and lot occupied by William
Cameron as tenant Of said Lyman 4 March
containing about one acre Of land situated on sail
road to said Falls and In School District No. L.
and set In tho Grand Li.t Of sail Burlington for
the years lsjGant 1857 10 said Lyman & Marsh.
sixth, vacant lot on New street, 80 called,
containing about ono half an acre Of land in
School District No. ! ?. and set in t1c Grand List
OF sa,d Burlington for the years lsjG and 1857 to
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Health Depends on Pure

Blood. Drandreth's Pills purity the Blood on
disease can resist their iudictous use. Mild opc
ration with successful effect arc the popularity of
Brandrcth's Pills Our race are subject to a re.
dundaucy Of yitatel bile at this seas n. and it is
dangerous as it is prevalent. but Hraldrcth's
Pills afford an invnuablc and efficient protection.
By their occasional use we prevent the collection
Of those impurities, which, when in sonicicnt
quantities, cause so much danger to the body
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ksEE;Ee:

In this place Sept. 10th, Susie Augusta. infant
daughter of Selling and Augusta NJ. Patcc, aged
s months and 10 days.
In this vn. at 5 o'clock on Tues Ivy evening,
Miss Ellen Fletcher, daughter Of Thaldeus X.
Fletcher, Esq, aged % years.
In Rutland on the morning Of sept. 2oth Of
Consum aton, Mrs. Anne J. Conner, wife of Chus.
A. Conner, aged 30 years.
In Jericho, june 10th, 1857, Mary f. Richard
1on, aged years and month
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Another Remarkasle Cure of

Dyspepsa.-Doston, July 3, 1851. Gentlemcn -
Agreeably to your us;cstion, it gives me pleas
ure to state, that soma five weeks age, rurchas
ed two bottles Of your UXyscntted Bi:eess, ana
commenced usn; the same according t. d,rec-
tions, AMI experienced the happiest effects.
he'd been troubled with Dyspepsia about 8
years. During the warm season, and at times
was obliged to give up all attention to business
and although had the advice of many good ply
,icians. was confined for six weeks to the bousl
and continued to grow worse, until took your
medicine l am almost cured of every disa-
greeable symptom, and able to do business as u.u-
al. The whole credit Of my restoration to health
is due to the 0xyscnntel Bi,ters Your obedicnt
servant, ABNER SMl TIL
Central Square, East Boston
Seth W Fowlc 4 Co., l3S Washington Stree,
Boston, proprictors. sold by their agent. every
where. sepusw2w
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Estes 7Ec:rOpoiiGan uut..

ENOB THE Best ARTICLE OF INK NOW IN
use, send to the Metropolitan Ink Factory,
Port Kent, y. Y.
Furnished Mt tho Faotory, in any quantities, Mt
New York prices. All orders addressed to the
subscriber will receive prompt attention,
i. b. ESTES,
Agent and Manufacturer.
Port Kent, May, 1857. wi2mG
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7gSEeEcEEiN.

In New Haven Conn. on the 10Th inst at the
residence Of the brides Father by Eoy.Dr. Bacon.
Mr.. Harry r. lllt,h Of Cleavcllnl Olio, to Miss
Ida A. eldest daughter Of ). l. Bilwin Esq.
In Colchester Sept. 22l, by Rev. benjamin
Cox, Mr.. Harrison Griffin Of Lssoz, to Miss Syl-
via NJ. Baker Of Colchester.
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THE sECOND NATIONAL EXI!nI.


| Gfimp'rtei blood and American brood Of lIor.
, SEES, will be held lt springfield, Mass, Sep.
. tnmler }pth aul October I-', II and 81, 1857.
Premium List open to Exhibitors from the CANA.
DNs and EASTERN pnovy,es.
Prem's on stations Z yrs a. over $500 500 $50
" 6 under 100 so -
r. r. 81 30 !. .
Breeding Mares loo 30 .
Thorough bred stations 900
Mares 100
Tllics and colt year. and unlcr years so -
,..,, year 80 10
- and under IT, 100
ID" - -
Fancy. 100 sd
Roadstcrs, single and family horses 100 50 q
Gontieman's sldlle horses -
Ladies 20
Farm or Draught Horses premiums amount to I35
Matched Ponies 40
singlc p
PLEASURE DRiylSG.
Tor the best four in hand or six III hand 500
Best tandem or team 50
Entrance fees Competitors on rrcaiuns of
5000, Ten dollar>i on Premium of @l0o Five
dollars; on premiums Of S and uuicr, Tire,
d.'us.
Conveyance for horse. from New Yot. ty
steamers or rrupclleta to Hartford. lim..s may
be driven thence over the Connecticut Valley riv-
or road Every possible preparation will be made
for the care of stock. stoc will be returned free
over Railroads North, East ami west, from spring
field.
GE0&GE !: NJ H''' ITwArnR s D,,rl of
GEORGE DWIGHT. MIulgcrs
II. ALEXANDER, JN.
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Speed

At2 O'Clock p. ". the Track will be cleared and
the trial of SPEED will take place.
TIC Regulations for rrotting or Running viii
] be declared by the Judges from the stand
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Order Of Exercises.


fllt>l DAl.
The lGs, Gay will be devoted 10 the Entry En-
animation aua Exhibition Of the stock and AMI,
lo. ua tur 4uir uroGLl.
SECOND DAY.
Announcement of Premiums and Reading the
Report. of the Judges, at o'clock A. M, to oo
followed by Remarks by different gentlemen on
subjects 5I Agricultural aud horticultural inter
t-..
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Matter of Geo. Ayers NOTICE To THE
Assignment, CREDITORS.
VNilE UNDERSIGNED, Assignee Of George
y Ayers of Milton, not having been able as yet
10 ascertain all the claims against SAID Ayers for
whose benefit the assignment was made, has sot
the pa day of September, 1857, at ;. Wards
Inn in Milton, at ten o'clock A. NJ for the puI-
pose Of ascertlining the legal creditors Of aid
Ayers and the amount Of their respective claims,
at which time and place the undersigned will per-
sonally attend and desires that all persons who
may have claims against said Ayers will also
attend. This proceeding is preparatory to making
dividend Of the assets of said Ayers in the hands
of the undersigned, among his creditors
WM. {. PHELPS, Assignee.
Milton, August 29th, 1891 wlow5-
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FIRST QUALITY.
Bank Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that an application
y will be made to the next session of tho Leg
islaturedof this state for a Charter Of Bank to
be locate, at Milton Falls.
Milton Vermont Sept. lst, 1857
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ASSORTED FRUITS.

B"st collection Of Fruits from without
the Valley of Lake ChampIain, Of n,
is's thnn 90 varieties,
second best, do.
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Gall Taken ZIP ,

TT AIKEN Up by the .ubsc .ibor ia Dorset Stree
l. about two months ago, a rod anu white hoit
calf. Tho owner is requested to pay the ch arg
es and take it away
burlington Sept, 2}l 1857
Wjt' PATRICK SIBERIAN.
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I'luNS

Most Numerous collection Of choice "a.
rCtcs,
Best varic'ic', dozen each,
second best "
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EHEAPE-T Commcuury in United Statcs-just
y Published by tic American Tract society, AMI
tor sile by
septic , A FULLER.
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p r / G Z S cur RE N r
OF ssEsY GOO D&,

CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE
II "a HI Il p IA II & Gs
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Straycd or Stolen

hTRJM tho enclosure Of the subscriber in Shell.
bGrnc on the It'll inst. a dlr, brindle SIX year
old clw-strIi;ht, handsome horns, brass balls on
the tips Said COW would calye in Nov. next.
"hoe.er viii return :ail CIV shall be well re-
wagd-d.
wilw3' SAMUEL FLETCHER,
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Auction Sale
BREEDING STOCK

d, -t.e, l4I Articles on Exhibition, at II o'clock.
Arrangements have been made whereby some Of
t4c I..#l valuable
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G.W.WA RREN,BtHHY \ co.,
sop l7-lr-uw BOSTON.
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I't"t Nrl's
Ee.ttYp varieties Of Early Corn-tw7
specimens ecH,
Best sweet Torn, two specimens each,
IH-- general exhibition Of various kinds
o! Vegetables,
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9 u A r T & r S.

C1A&&E OF ROCK ISLAND 4 FRONT ~T-s.
NOUKSE i VIELE, Propr's
IIATE for sale, FARMING TOOLS Of al kinds
L l. sarh a.
Flows, CrLTIFAToGS WHEAT AND CORN
Drills seed Sewers.
HAND C0ES PLANTERS { CORN SHELLERs.
single and boal4a.
HAY, STRAW Il dung FORa>, HOES. HAND
ami Horse Ilkes etc.
THE STAR CttES AND con MILL
The Best Patented.
PEt~E'S EXCELSIOR FARM AILI-for Grind
INK n best CpFE. etc. into F4uur-warrautpd
to 10 - gooI woEA O. any Mil patented. and
al les cost
lHaE>HTSts MACHISES-Pi:f.s Patent Eich,
Horse Power
PEASE's 4 HORSE RAILROAD ENDLESS
Chain Power.
FARM BOILERS. PORTABLE SAW MILLS. &C..
CLOVER TIMOTHY. ELrE GRASS. RED TOP,
Urcaar4 Grass, Ailet &c.
GARDEN FIELD SEEDS. imported and from
the Eas+.
HD' RISE iIEl.E are the exclusive agents for
SOFT aaa Cefar Counties for
N 'EST's CELEBRATED C0HHIsEn ErArrR AND
AowER-F@rmeTs desiring the above shnnl8
send their orders early, EaaHg aavtn. tie Il Dis
appointed last year IA obtain ~ them in cen.
a"enee II Icing too late With their orders.
WHEEL DAERDas Il Road sCnhprTs- a1yvavs
"u uaH3 haneies faf fvrks, hoes axes. ~ AIDES
sto- Gage Orange Seed. By tire pound or
b"sae-. u 3u- ba*EsFuET, Iowa.
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Vol. 4-NO. 43.

LARGE DarosIT OF HONEY IN A
CHIMNEY A somewhat Angalar dis
covery was made short tins slgce, in
the house occupied BY Mrs. Gen. Win
gate. at the corner OF Spring aud High
streets, in 81. Louis. The Argus has the
following account.
The inmates of one OF our lar up
town mansion houses, a few days since,
were surprised to find large number Of
bees flying about in two upper rooas.
As the little fellows continued to occupy
the places, bee naturalist was sent 10
investigate the matter On entering the
rooms, he exclaimed, "You have honey
somewhere here and proceeded to
search for il. IA rtm0yl ~ the ire boz ri
he discovered that cue auc Of the chin
neg was full of honay-comb, which was
hanging dowa ia:o the Are place, and the
honey dropping from it; proceeding TO
the top of the house to sound the Chin
ney, he foand i; the same; one fue Of
the chimney, was full, aud the bees were
industriousIy at work also. Thee aues
Of the chimney had never been used /;
they were p,astered smooth inside aud
were perfectly dark, stone having been
placed on tie top Of each aue. The becs
had descended the adjoining ones, aud
found small )l.s about ten inches FROM
the top of the chimney leading into the
closed fucs, anl out They have, as is
supposed, occupied these places for three
years, having been kept warni in the
winter b. the heat from the adjoining
iucs. On removing the freboard, the
bees seeing the great fgh: which had
broken in upon them, descended to tn
room and gathered on the windows, until
they were covered to the thickness Of
three inches. 1t was estimated that
there are in the two fiucs from 40. 900 10
$4,000 bees ard rom two to three thou
sand Pouads Of honey.
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EIshts ADE.t
~TATE OF Ib%h.}
CLphR cots 81.

~rATE OF I1#A.}
cLphR cgv>ET. -
III Jamss r. Cham'ars:
sir: Iaa ase Le@cD Eaaael "a! here Il a.v
o. Ale = petition Uf @s3.el $. ir s.aan. "a nia.
q. Fol IN saa uf dEc ta3g.aH1 dollar. as aaseS
Ees Gae hiM by faasaa d. Nnur seaaainy ahd na-
baachlaE ci4ny Freeman, daughter If said r4ala.
tiiG ANA tta. writ ~ attachment issued from tbe
Clerks osies, hy which the -tcsif levied ultoa the
n li,ided half Of lot 10. thsee. 20 in block No.
i've 5l IN d.tnH.s al4ft.on T. l.Hn n fE.ton
q - thai lp.leo ia>@eI IL 10. aal vas retained
endorsed b. the snefla defendant nat fnnk4
You aiji therefore take E3tige that uulc.s Tau
afaear 81 the af&t term DF the District Court 81
aes.ar Cog8aE. faWa en lie ri Monday in Janua-
RI, lS~ latgm@at s5li ha rendered against YOU
FIR itlg fa.i 4HIalnt af 93aiH.lGa claim ami Your
Properly attached sold 10 satisfy TIE same.
w. YOUNG
9FlcEE ActARN ok Die. Court
Az - taf F.aiatia sepaf-S~i
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Nor 50 BAD At LAsT.-A friend say
he don't think time, are very hard vt
on the labgrjng population Of Davcop,.t
lie finds !: almost impossible to procn~e
a wood sawyer, and paid last 81 - a cord
for sawin- AMI splitting wood. II. can't
procure a Iaborgr under $50 a day,
while teams arc "a high IS ever, $3.50 q
oay, The fact ofit i. the greet mss d
our psople, the mechanics aud Ab1cv.s.
have just a much no44y Is they ever
have. They have had perfect harv.s:
the is: t@3 o. three years, plenty 81 work
good wages, aa4 p-o4p- pay, SO there i.
no reason why they sLonld MT b. in good
clreumstances. There seems t. BE- fair
demand here fJr mechanics and we-Emen
of all description at this time \ gen
tieaan who has been a couple weeks in
this city collecting notes due Oh graf
deal Of property be has been selling. iu-
forms u that 4e has succeeded mQel
better at this time in collecting. than h.
did last spring -Dgr Ge.r:fe.
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TO WHOM MAY CONCERN.
STATE OF IOWA, !
CntE rOrNTy (

STATE OF IOWA,1
CEaaE rOrNTY
NOTICE il hereby given that tie Chicago.
' loRa and Nebraska RAILROAD have located
the line Df ts road over anl aGrass the sogth
We Il and tn s1gth-eaxt quarters oil the northeast
quarter 81 action thirt three. township eighty
t#o. saag5 one Ntzi III he principal maIiJiau
Tie owner " sad ira /. nakno IN If The OF
'".s FL: saiI iasifoad rGml aag, bat II ! rlicsed
tli4t zaid Owner l. 4 NONRESIDENT; Ihi. a4tir. il
given II order that proceedings may lie hal for
a34e ass ssaent et damages accasianed hy the To-
ion i said lire a8oteFati a. is protia a for
by she lass of tie state III Iewa
GHICtGp, Iowa AND NEnR "a r .tERoAn
by its attorney,
b. II KER
~cpt. ~. Isf5. nsrtv
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Al. ~@.-4.7 =.&~s @1ot nal. from their
sgAc-as.
\ Tigat is oztiazuisLed in our sister
State beyond tue Mississippi, al gloom
falls over the North West Jones il no
more. -Four days ago he shoHe with
comet laster in the galaxy Of tie uawasa-
cd now, sick almost IL deo.as-lav with
eclipse" IL nod-c-lost lal-..1-
Cd from space tTo years ago, - Jon,
wrn4e-s away - bar him company in
tie regions O. the infinite Nowhere Pr
Noble discounted da4ago-u>s,
Iywa has been distinguished ab,y.
most States il her Senators. Dodge
might seem at irst bush the b .ht.rI
miaary, but the fame oF Dodge rro. ID ID
not from superior bfi!,iaucy. bIt o.t.ner
shinnIg. Jones radiance his made
darkness visible during tn ycars Of III.
political history vi i0aa Haaaai.. have
Knocked, aud have mad. them the laue,a.
ing stock for decade, but it has onlg
displayed the ignorance oF these enealies.
Of the simple facts In optical neatraIzel
eacil other and let a world stumbling IN
error
In . Ia Ee poets It lust BE- al tied
Dodle and jones were altke-get there
was difference Of degree even in their
similaritics. Dodge was the embodied
genius Of the D0u1lfaee. Jones never
attained that dignity. pol-a vs. inper-
feetly acquainted with the Eaglizh In
cuage, but nevertheless managed Ia Get
through with speeches written fir lin.
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the bcaiiiccnre Of the gTe~t founder Of
Pennsylvania, first gave eject to the
gradual abolition o. slavery by national
act, whice has not only rescued the I'M
happy aud helpless African, within their
territory, for the demoralizipg influence
of slavery, but amel:orated his state and
condition throughout Europe and Ameri-
ca.
And whereas, it would lily comport
with those humane and Christian efforts
to be silent spectators when this great
cause of humanity is about to be agitatcd
in Congr,s3 BY fixing the destiny of the
United Statcs therefore.
Reso!ce,l, That the representatives in
Congress from this district be, and here
by are earnestly requested to use their ut
msg: eudeav0rs, as mc.abcrs Of the ma
tivaal legislature, to prevent the cxis-
tence OF slavery in any Of the Territories
or new States which laay be created b.
Congress.
Rcsolred, Us the opinion of the mot
ing.) That, as the Legislature Of this
State will shortly be in session, il will be
highly deserving Of their wisdoA and
patriotism 10 take into their carly and
most serious consideration the propriety
Of instructin- our representatives, IN the
national Legislature tn use its most zeal
Gus and strenuous excrtious to inhibit the
existence of slavery in any of the Terri
tories or States which may hearafter be
created by Congress : and that the mem
bers of the assembly from this county be
requested ID embrace the earliest oppor-
tunity Of bringing this subject before
both Houses Of the Legislature.
Res1'rsd, That in the opinion Of this
meeting. the members of C,ngrcss who,
IT the last ssion sustained the cms, Ct
u tice, humanity, and patriotism, in,or-
posing the Introduction of slavery into
the State Ken .ndc ycring to be formed
,ut Of the >.ls oarl Territory, are cnti-
lied to tn, warmcst thanks Of every
friend o. humanity.
Res2lrad, That to proceedings Of this
meeting b. Published in the newspapers
Of this city.
gs;.nr1 T.rrs lT,AErSs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-31
From the Texas Chrl.uau Advocate.
sharp Naval Engagement.

His satanic Niuesty's ship lheater, from
New Odeans AND outward bounds, while
cruising in the Northwestern part OF rex>
As, not Tar from latitude thirty two degrees
North, ieil ia with, and fred into the good
ship Black, OF IoG's squadron, seriously
iujntiog many Of the latter vessels crow.
Il appears that the Blank had encounter.
ed foul weather, a short time previous. aud
had been blown on, of Prayer ila,bor,
among lormaliiy reefs, which circumstances,
alone. rendered her safety doubtful.
When in this situation, and while she
was feeling her way through the reefs, back
to the aforesaid harbor. she discovered the
Ihcaler. with all sails set, close upon her,
and threatening to run into her hmidships.
As both ships carried their appropriate COLI
ors at the time, there was no occasion Tor
questions and replies. So the commander OF
the Blauk ordered the ship Immediately
cleared Tor action Bu, such WAS the in>
fatuation Of many Of the crew, that, before
tho order was executed, the !hea,er puts
ting her helm "hata up" had ranged along,
side and delivered terrible brosdsIde, which
knocked several of the Blanks crew overs
board, aud made tho vessel lremtle from
stem to stern. The 'lheater seemed unvil
ling to engage the Blank at close quarters,
but contented herself with fling few
broadsides and .hen mado of.
Owing TO the disadvan,ageons position OF
The Blank. and being wholly unprepsred Tor
action, also the almost unacc oun,sble iufat.
uation Of some OF her crew, she was una,
bic to bring bu, few Of her guns to bear
upon the enemy, before they were out Of
range.
We ARE sorry to add, Tia, none Of the
Blanks crew who were Knocked ovorboati,
have been picked up as yet
OLD SALT