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$50 More Agents ,

diatey. Our Agents are making from SIS to
l2j per month business light and healthy, re.
quires capital from s. 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 4 Go,
Atkinson Depot, New Hampshire. WIS
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BY TELEGRAPH
Failure in New York

lBy the Vermont md Boston Line ONCE removed toths
South side Of the square. Lgyi X. FILLER OPERATOR
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AccouNrs reach us Of great suffering for
food in Northern Michigan and Iowa. deaths
from absolute starvation were not unire-
quent. At Detroit May l6, meeting was
called to consider the matter, and it was
determined to raise 5000 to provide
food for the immediate relief Of the sufferers.
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These most attractive and meritorious books are
now issued, and offered to the public. They are
receiving the most Aattering testimonials from all
who have seen them and meet with universal favor.
The reading matter IS entirely neo and intensely IN
teresrng The Books are got up upon tho best Of
paper, with the finest print; and with illustrations
and embellishments far surprising any other
school books in the market. And yet they retain
the general plan and arrangement Of Town Series,
now in common use in this state. The publishers
propose to obviate the necessity, where new read
ing lessons required, for teachers and scholars
to learn again, in a new form, what they al
ready have acquired in manner not to be i'm
proved. And thus to save much valuable time
and prevent confusion the mind in regard to
elements and rules. The tooistisy are 10 use they
haze become accustomed to. 4 his is an important
advantage.
No revoiut,on is contemplated, lut a gradual
ing into this series, class by Iiss, where
scholars, most Of them, require neo books.
kinds offered at retail prices, for intro
duction, in such cases. and the cost will be no
more than to replensh the old. Uniformity NAV
thus be kept and one after another lin the course
of timel all the classes in the several schools will
be set up in the new books wthow conrps,g~ or
ertra erpenSe.
Superintendants may order for examination
without charge. Or for Introduction, at prices
annexed; to return what are not used, and be
paid for expenses and trouble.
Send orders to D. II Ranney Agt.
West Brattleboro, Vt.
apr25 d2w3w
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Coats, Pants, Vests, and Children's
CIothps. &c.

Of almost all varieties Of style, such as are gen
orally worn. Also CLOTHS, SSINERES
IES1INGS, &C.. Furnishing g Gods Of all kinds
India Rubber Goods, and a very great variety o
useful articles in constant use. All Of which shall
be- D.. y, sold at low prices. All kinds Of IALLOR'S
TRIMMINGS, g..
Clothes Cleaned in tho neatest manner without
the least injury to cloth or color, warranted, Re
pairing, &C.
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1907
Great Northern and Western
Railroad and Steamboat Route.
NOTUERN CNNA RAILROAD,
90 miles saUcd bchceen Burlington and
Chicago By this route.

90 miles SaUcd bctceen burlington and
Chicago by this route.
FIRST TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point {, 90 A. NJ,
arrives at Ogdensburgh at II, 90 A. NJ, connect
ing at Potsdam with Potsdam Watertown RR for
Watcrtown, Rome, Syracuse, Rochester, Niagara
Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati and West
via, Lake Shore also, via. Great Western and
Lake Erie Steamers and at 0gdensburgh connect
with Grand Trunk RR for Bytown, Kingston, To.
ronto Hamilton, Detroit, Chicago and all points
South and West, and also connect at Ogdensburgh
with American Express steamers for Cape Vim
cent, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Buffalo and West.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point at l,l5
P. NJ. on the arrival of tho Trains from the
Vermont Central RR, arrive at Ogdensburgh 800
Z. NJ, connecting with Grand Trunk RR for all
points West also with American Mail Boats on
Lake Ontario for Cape Vincent, Sa ket's llarbor,
Oswcgo, Rochester, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Buff
falo and the West.
THIRD TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point 100 p. NJ,
on the arrival of the Boston Express Mail via. Vt.
Central and Lake Champlain Steamers from White
Hall and arrive at Ogdcnsburgh 1900 NJ, con-
Meeting with Grand Trunk Rail Road same even
ing, arriving at Toronto in the moaning, lanil-
ton l,O5 =. NJ, Detroit 800 ?. NJ, Chicago 9,25
A. NJ. next morning, making SO hours time from
Ogdensburgh to Chicago. This Train also con-
meets at Ogdensburgh with Lake Ontario Steamers
for all places West.
RETURNING.
FIRST TRAIN (Boston Exprcss) leaves 0g-
den,burgh at 100 A. NJ, arrives at Rouse Point
s.25 A. NJ, connects with VT. Central RR and ar
rves at burlington at 1915 a. NJ, Bottom 500
p NJ, same evening, making connections with all
Rail Road Lines South and East and at Burling
ton with Lake Champlain Steamers for White
Hall, Saratoga, Troy and New York
SECOND TRAIN leaves Ogdensburgh at 100
A. NJ, arrives at Rouses Point at i,ij p, NJ,
connects with Boston y light Express Train on VT
Central, arriving at Boston at si5 A. NJ and
Worcester at 400 NJ ""St morning also. con
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II u R Ii
i, now selling READY MADE CLOTHING
cheaper than su0. Among other things, TURK
has the following
ARTICLES OF FAITH.
lst.-Frock and Business Coats for dress or gem
eral use should be made of the best material, and
without a wrinkle.
2d-Spring Raglans (Which by the way are
all the co. are becoming to all men.
3d.-The good sense of the community will in
ducc them to buy their Clothes of TURK, No. 2.
BANK BLOCK.
4th.-Pants and Vests should be made to fit
well and never rip.
9Th "A Tailor must Away. do a CASH Bust
ness
9th. TURK makes all kinds Of Gentlemcn's
Clothing to order at short notice
It'll "A Tailor should neycrl live on Cabbage The
Scissors a O greater than the Order Of the Garter
of the Legion oi honor, and would you realize
the change that would take place in outside ap-
pearances to wear ono of TURKS SUITS, drop in
at No. 2, Bank Block, and purchase one Of then.
Boys. Clothing, rich and splendid patterns, at
y. TURKS.
Burlington, Vt, May 18th, 1851.
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.Nc1y Store,
TT III TV GOODS

NEW PRICES
FE'llE Subscriber has just opened, at hi, new
\ store on Church street, front Of Concert Hall
hereafter known as tho
EMPIRE CLOTHING WARE HOUSE,
large AMI complete stock Of entirely -ew
READY MADE CLOTHING
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Dress silks,

NJ EW styles in Colorcd also, best mako
~ Of Black silks, in all qualities, highly re-
commended, by {. +. STAMFORD
maylS
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U,ouND Game INTO TIE PREMISE,

y Of the subscriber May II, small red and
white Cow, young and in poor condition, The
owner is requested to provo property pay charge
and take her away.
May 10. dl1w3ws MOSES LADAM.
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Embroideries.


r b b q VS.
GREAT BARGAINS At "BYMAN'S"
I n rich aud beautiful ombroidories and ribbons 1;
decidedly the protticst and cheapest ever offered
in this market.
1000 Embroidered Collars from 10 cts. up.
100 do sets tcollar a sleeyes) zoe.
80 do llau1kerchicfs 8 and up.
30 do Waists (Infants) 1jc " -
300 do Dmity Bands, lsc "
Cambria anil Muslin Flouncings, Ejgngs and In
tcttinss Thread, Smyrna, Linen and Cotton Edg-
e' also, great yaiiety Of
STAMPED WORKS
in CoIlars, CUFFS, Sleeves, Bands, Yokcs and Sleeves
&c, together with good assortment Of Mourn
ing Collars, llandLcichicis Wells, &c.
RIBBONS.
1000 yards Bonnet Ribbon, from l2i c.. ~
Cap 3
" Velvet
5000 Dress Trimmings 2
The above well selected stock was purchased Mt
very low prices, aud they will be disposed Of ne
cordingly therefore, all are invited to secure to
themselves some Of these beautiful goods at great
bargains.
Remember, LYMAN's is the place to buy good
goods cheap.
Burlington, Vt, May %, 1857. d6vtf
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Late Practising Physician

bvslONJ aug US. -
SETH W. FOWLE & Co., 1888 Washington st.
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents every
where.
Agents, T. A. Peck. A, C, Spear, Burlington ;
j. Newell Co Winooski Falls IL, A. Hodges,
Richmond A. II. Groyenor, Jonesville ; J. F.
Henry Waterbury Marcus Hull, Iinesburgh ;
f. Alexander Co. Charlotte r. Ferguson,
Essex. Mayl5w4Cw2
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

jim HUM IoIIINH NUODs,
to which he would respectfully invite the atten-
tiOn Of .hc citizens of this place and vicinity.
To ~ into long .windcd description Of our
stock Of goods, to pun or blow in regard to them,
is entirely out of our line. We deal in facts not
in ictiuu., and intend to fulfill every expectation
which We Intentionally create. Come, examine
our stock and prices, test the merits of our pre-
testons, and if conviuccd-BuY.
dtwtr A. H. BLISS AGENT
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DURLINGTON FEMALE sEMIN-

LIAM mo summer quarter VIII commence
ON Wednesday, the goth inst. Young Ladies in
tending to enter are rcquestde to report them
selves and their studies, on Wednesday morning
mayls d&wlw
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For Sale. ortoRcnt.--Theval


liable and extensive Farm on WinoosN River,two
nile north of the village ofBurington, known tho
"BRADLEY FARM" containing 3s6 acres of al
luvial upland and timber land, with house and
good out-buildings thereon. This farm will 90
sold entire, or divided into smaller farms, to suit
purchasers.
,, The Valuable Farm in Colchester, one milo
north Of Winoosk Falls, on the road to Milton.
known as the "CATLlN FARM containing
about 500 acres of tillage, pasture and woodland,
with house and out-buildings thereon.
3. Lot numbered III in Colchester, containing
100 acres.
4. The two-story Brick House and premises, on
the south side Of Pearl street, and between Pine
street and Champlain street, known as the "HUNr
HOUSE"
5. Seven Houses, with buildings and land,
on Goch street. between Pearl street and the resi-.
dence of j. n. Pomeroy, Esq.
&. The BRICK STORE at the corner of Pearl
street and Goeh street.
7. The new spacious and substantial BRICK
DWELLING-H0USE at the head of Pearl street,
next west OF the residence Of the late Alvan Foote)
with the grounds adjoining, This situation COM
mands one of the finest and most extensive Of the
views of the lake, bays and mountains, for which
Burlington is so famous.
All the before mentioned property will be sold
at low price, and ample time will be given Tor tho
payment of large part Of the purchase money. A
perfect title will be given.
Apply at the Office of the subscriber, CONNER
cial Bank Building, Court House Square.
GEO. I. EDMUNDS.
Burlington, Feb. 5. 1851, dAwtf
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NAyuFACrURING DEPARTMENT.

Shirts, Drawers, Gowns, Collars, Bosoms, Ties,
Stocks, Cravats, made on the shortest notice and
warranted to fit. Also, kept on hand large al
sortment Of
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Bronchitis and Cough

-BosIoS, August l5.-Messrs. s. W. Fowle
Co.-Gentlemen Having been troubled for a con-
siderable time with bad Cough and Brsnchial
affection, was induced to try bottle Of DR.. Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, which l am happy
to say entirely removed the difficulty. 1 deem it
but justice to say thus much for the benefit Of
those who may be similarly afflicted.
GEORGE II. DAVIS,
Firm of Hallet & Davis, Piano-For Manufac.
turcrs, Boston.
hereby certify that personally acquaint
ed with Geo. II. Davis, Esq, and have the fullest
confidence in the above statement.
IL. G. BARROWS,
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Thanks for the Past.

I WOULD ASSURE my customers and the pub.
lie generally that have spared no pains in
making my Stock this Spring, and am ready to
offer the best and largest Stock that have had at
any one time, Of good
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80 20
the principal regulas
and when it perform
powers Of the system
The stomach is almost
the healthy action Of
} er performance Of itS
stomach is at fault, the
and the whole system
} OF ne organ-the L,u-
dc IS duty. For the
, one Of the proprietors
in a practice Of more
, to find some remedy
: act the many derange
, liable.
! remedy is at last found,
with Liver Complaint
: but to try a bottle, and
beon formal bv d;s
, tracting that part
active virtues Of the
system snnnIrir, /,
, aov ofbiIe yir7r,t-
inc food n dircsf9 vii
I nery. removing tho
and cfFecting Il radical
: disagreable after Of
resorted to.
is sufficient to relieve
, vent the food from
:
at night loosens tho
: cures costiyeuess.
each meal will cure
.oa-spooraruI will al
Headache.
= disease, and makes a
:
diately relieves Cholic
and a preventative OF
= ten will prevent the
= attacks, whilo it re.
, ngs.
s needed to throw out
iects of medicine after
bottle taken for Jaun-
short tlme before ca T.
appetite ana make
= peated cures Chronic
forms, while SUNNI i
- Weld almost to the
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are the result OF u DtStH
The Liver is one Of
tors of the human body,
its functions well the
are fully developed.
entirely dependent on
the Liver for the prop
functions. When the
bowels are at fault,
suffers in Consequence
er-having ceased to
diseases of that organ,
has made it his study,
than twenty years,
wherewith to counter
ments to which it is
To prove that this
any person troubled
in any Of its forms, has
conviction is certain.
A compound has
solving gums and ex-
which is soluble for the
medicine. These gums
bad matter from the
their places a healthy
ing the stomach, caus-
purifying the blood,
u ulu whole nachi
causes of the disease,
cure without any of the
fects, felt by using
Poison, that is usu1lly
one dose after eating
the stomach and pre-
rising and souring.
only one dose taken
bowels gently, and
One dose taken after
Dyspepsia.
-ROn dose Of two
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
lieyes all painful feel
II Only one bottle
of the system the eff
a long sickness one
dice removes all yell
color from the skin.
One dose taken a
ing gives vigor to the
food digest well.
one dose often re-
Diarrh ea in its worst
and bowel complaints
first dose.
gone 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 t.
use it are giving their
in its favor.
Among the hundred
fered to the public, the
recommend as DR.. San,
ally known now throug
alton is truly a Liver
most happy results on
Vulnerable certificates
great virtue of this me
est standing in society
best preparation now
County Democrat.
PRICE ONE Do
SANFORD & CO., Pro,
Wholesale
BURR, FOSTER &
RETA
j. RUSSELL SPAL
OPP. MUSEUM,
III -. -
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To School superintendent
and others.

The Progressive Series of Reuters
By Town & HoLBRooKl
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PLAIN Wool BcLaincs

A LII SHADES, in superior quality, just opened
hby G. L. STAMFORD.
mayls
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TIE PROPHECY OF
T. T. 4 n a. l. = ID X d q IA ID

Upwards Of a century" said he, must clarse,
and till the Battle of Freedom be fought, whose no.
bles, pershing in the van, and thrones be hurled
on affairs like Peion on Ossa and the Moloch OF
iniouity have his victims and the Michael Of jus
tice have his martyrs, before Taiors can be ad-
mitted to their true prerogatives Of manhood"
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/, now opening magnificent Assortment of Spring
and Summer Goods, Ready -made Clothing and
Gents. Furnishing Goods. Broadcloths, Doeskins,
Cassimeres, Vestings Marsellcs and Linens of all
shades and grades and newest fashions.
oman, by the Tailor, i. now created into Mo-
bleman," and the worth Of Brooches has been re-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07
~a~s~-
CTTNTNTA.RN

TmE steamer Vanderbilt, which sailed from
New York for Havre on Saturday, took out n
splendid pair Of bay horses, which have been or
deredbv noless parsonage than Louis Napoleon
Emperor OF France, w no wishes to add few choice
American horses to his already large and mag
nifcent imperial stud. These animals are Gel.
dings ofpnre Morgan breed, which has furnished
soInany fine horses to the American turf and
road. They are nearly seven years old, and are
within 4 fraction Of beihg sixteen hands high,
and have all the marks peculiar to the Morgan
horse.
\ number of the most respectable citizens of
Yazoo, Mississippi, after due and deliberate con
sderntion, appointed spokesman to inform
Col Burwill Wilkes of Holmes county, that if
he did not leave the city before the expiration
of two hours. he would he ridden on a rail and
tarred and teathered. The crime alleged against
Mr. Wilkes was general moanness.p lie made
his exit from the town within two minutes after
he was apprised Of the proceedings"
HESRY Il. Hu;sr, OF Philadelphia, has written
poem on Mr. Buchanan in which he invokcs
him in settling the Kansas and other difficult
ties to-
Arm: 20 forth naked, s the asi,s
This seems to uS very unreasonable piece of
advice for 4 man of Mr. Buchanan's age and fig
ure We hope he wont expose himselfin any
such manner Go forth aak,7." forsooth!
TnE convention held at Old Point, Va, last
week was enthusiastic and well attended. Speech.
g. aud resolutions were made and passed without
stint in favor of Dudley AIann's Steam Ferry
from Chesapeake Bay to Milford Haven, Eng
land but after all only eight thousand dollars
were subscribed in aid Of the project; a sad
comment on political schemes for controlling
trade, and meagre beginning for line Of Trans
atlantic steamships
Ng,G Edith, S. C.. a crop Is about to he gath
cred of four acres Of sunflowcTS. Tue seed will
he used for oil and TO feed cattle and poultry,
as in the south Of France; but the chief object
is to obtain the Gbres OF the stock for paper
making. II the cultivation succeeds, it is eX-
pected to supply abundant materials for fine
writing and printing paper, as well as fine and
coarse for paper hangiugs
Saws THE LOUISVILLE JouaS,l. The great poi
ton of The Democratic party is now down upon
the administration. II the party adheres to its
position, the administration may be considered as
raid for all its Perfidy. The case reminds US of
tho fellow who put stamp upon the back OF his
letter. writing under it. paid irthe DID thing
sticks
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81 T,on5o, nordiaI Gin

Charles London Cordial Gin
Is shown by the tile Custom House to be the
only LoniSn Corlian Gin IMPORTED aud bottles,
all others are made here in imitation Of 1t.
1t delicious tonic beverage and by It's peculiar flavor
$50 different other gins) universally esteemed by all
who it, adopted with great in Of
DYSPEPSIA GoUr RuguHGrisX, DRoPsr, Crawl, coLIc,
CoLEaI FEVER AGUE, STRUCTURE, DISEASE URI-
SAET ORoASs EPILEPSY, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
prictor, says:
Cla,7es London Cordial Gin Is tie pwress, beet and
" ost re,iaBEe Extract Of Juniper ThGge ssea.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all Drug
gis;s United States and
merous poIsons called "London Cordial Gin"-;o avoid
them buy only CHARLES" Reject any other offered to
you you value your health Price dollar quors,
nifty cents fer plnts. EDMUND c. CHARLES,
mh2C-3md&w Sole Importer, 40 BrOadway,E
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DIR. NJ. DE WALLETS
FEMALE PERIODICAL PILL.

These pits have the private practice of the
Proprietor also in the Hospitals of of France for
years, meeting unparalleled successEvng the great
est satsfactIon-curing where other remedies fall
They charm correcting irregularity and OBJ
strueons producing regular return Of the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle smuant. They produce agreeable
exheration and happy influence both mind and body.
Pregnant females, those suPposng themselves So
cautioned against using these pills, they will produce
miscarriage although Injurious
the most delicate. For sale by
janis yLAUGHLINs BUsuRIELD.
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CAx'r-GEr-AwAY- CGuns.-In the southern 81
ties they have clubs, organized from among
men whose business forbids their leaving town
during the hot season. The object of the club
is to devise means of making life pleasant under
tropical sun, and consoling themselves in gaiety
for the absence of their more fortunate friends.
But it has several times happened, in cpidernics
of yellow fever or cholera, that the Can't-get
nway-Club has become a charitable association,
nursing the sick, burying the dead, and proyi-
ding for the friendlcss.
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LAUaHLINs BUsuRIELD.
ADVANTAGEOUS for 81.

PARTRIDGE at his new aud spacious rooms, with faeI
operating and arrangement for light equal
any the country, superior any the city, is
producing beautiful pictures which unsurpassed
in the country. He prepared to make Ambrotyres 50
they be by mail without extra postage Also TO set
them lockets and pins, price DasusrreOtypes
Pictures made for good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last foI ages unchanged.
AIklnds Of materials in the busineEs for sale
Rooms east side OF Main ST. above Monroe over Marsh
TayOr's new stora aug1s