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Pallner's Artificial Leg.

Remoudi Of the Springfield Establishment 10 Boston,
- 4 the urgent solicitation of the most
~ eminent Surgeons and Physicians OF
[ Boston and New England, the manufacture
Of the unequalled American invention has
\ ! been removed to Boston. The "PALMEK
\ ARTIFICIAL LEG" is without a rival
L. either in Europe or America, and is now
worn by nearly Three thousand persons with
astonishing success, upwards Of two hundred of
whom are Ladies, and we have thirty individuals
each walking upon two Artificial Legs. 1t so
nearly resembles the natural leg, in appearance
and action, that the incest observation often fails
to detect Art" from "Nature.' The "Palmer
Leg" took the "Grea Prize Medal" at the Worlds
FAIR in London, over thirty competitors from all
parts of Europe. No other Artificial Leg is re-
commended by intellige Surgeons and Physicians
as the "Pamer Leg" is regarded the ne-plus-
ultra of Surgical Mechanism. They are very dura-
BILE yet the average weight being four pounds.
They are applied to the shortest and tenderest
stumps with entire success. The "leg" is FINELY
thirty five times, and in every instance received
the award of the highest or first premium The
patient is enabled to walk Immediately upon its
application, with remarkable ease, comfort and
naturalness.
Pamphlets giving fall informal on, sent gratis
TO every applicant. General Office and Manuiac-
tories for the New England States including New
YORK. and British Provinces, 10 Green ST., Boston,
Mass, and 37S Broadway New York. Patients
can be served at Boston or New York as is most
convenient. to them.
Address, PALMER d Co. w5lm3I
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Lynch Law,

RICHMOND, June IA man named
Jefferson Randall who had been expelled
from Rockingham County, Va, Tor barn
burning, and other crimes, recently return
ed there, when he was seized bya committee
of citizens and hung on Tuesday. Randall
son-in-law is in custody and was to fave
been hung Yesterday.
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Piano Forte Tuning. The

undersigned has permanently located himself in
burlington and proposes to tune and repair piano
iortes 0yh year, provided a sufficient number
OF persons are desirous of making such an arrange.
menD on the following terms The charge for the
year will be four dollars, which will include the
tuning Tue instrument quarterly, and also such
REPAIRS replacing Of strings &c, as may be neces
sary to keep the piano in perfect order provid-
ed always that 1t is in proper condition when first
placed under his charge,
His patrons will thus save all the expense Of
repairs.
Those DESTROYS of making such an arrangement
are requested to leave their names soon at the
music store of W. W Partridge
References, S. G. Moore, W. W. Partridge and
the Proprietors of the Burlington Female Sem.
mary, A. W. POWERS. maTch25 DIFF
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More Fugitive Slave Catching
i'm Cincinnati, and more Blood
Shed,

CINCINNATI, JUNE l4th. This morning
while four United States deputy Marshalls
were arresting fugitive slave and
his wife the man stabbed deputy
Elliot, with sword-knife where
upon another deputy shot at the negro
four times, lodging a bullet each time,
MORALLY wounding him. The Marshals
wound is dangerous. The ARRAY occurred
in a room where the fugitives were found
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"The Dead Secret :"

RYWILKIE COLLINS Common Sense An
hDpled to Religion, or the Bible and the Peo-
pe," by Catharne E. Beecher " Modern Paint.
ers of Mountain Beauty" by Rrskin Biogra-
ply OF Whitfield, with special reference to his la
bors in America" why DO | Live - Short
Stories" by Charlotte Elizabeth Light Of
Life y; Little Joseph; TEST of Truth; The
Deity and Atonement of Jesus Christ"
Received at the Church Street Book Store by
Junel7 L. A.FULLER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
uollovay,s Ointment mr.

Pils.-Ulcers and sores drain tho system Of its
vital energy. Their diseased action Is kept up by
the virulcnt matter in the vessels of tho glands
and skin. This matter Is ncutralizcd by tho dis
injecting Operation Of the Ointment Tho Pills
cure indigestion in all its forms. Purchasers are
hereby Informed of a certain test to tho gcnu-
inencas OF these remedies it is necessary to soc
that each leaf of the book of directions around
each pot and box shows tho words, Holloway,
New York and London, rs a Water-mark, in
scm-transp1rent letters All not thus authcnti-
Gated arc frauds. w5lwl
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Notice.

WARRANT for leo acres of land, No u.s.
n 7GG, issued to the undersigned, on the 18th Of
June, 1856, by the Commissioner Of Pensions, I'M
der the act of March Sd, 1855, and was enclosed
by the Commissioner TO Henry Weed, Hinesburgh,
Vermont, by mall and was lost in its transmission
TO said Hinesburgh, and has not been received by
either said Weed OF myself, intend TO apply to
the Commissioner of Pensions for a duplicate of
said warrant, and all persons are cautioned
against purchasing the original warrant.
GEORGE WQLCOTT,
Darlington, Va June y, 1871, view!
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a Cure for DysDcpsin--l

The Hon. Solomon TOoto from Vermont.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Juno |.
DR.. Geo. u. Grcon,- Dear Sir In your note Of
this morning, you ask 'for expression of my
opinion in regard to your medicine, called Oxygo.
mated Bittcrs.' II affords mo pleasure to state
that from the experience have had, in curing a
severe attack of Dyspepsia in my own family, and
from the wonderful effects which it has produced
in other and more severe cases, arising in families
Of Members of Congress with whom am acquaint
ed, think it an invaluable medicine, and hopo
that such circulation will be given to IL as will
bring i. within the reach Of all who are afflicted
with that distressing malady.
Respectfully yours.
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Wild Cherry AZ Tic South

Our Agent at Athens, Georgia, sends US the
following letter, with permission to publish &c.
ATHENS, August 2i.--Dcar Sir: Having been
afflicted for more than ten months with Chronic
Inflammation Of the Lungs, at times very severely
and having adopted many medicines without any
but temporary relief, ! purchased about three
bottles lIistar's Blisam NJ WA Cherry, from the
effects of which | obtained moro relief than from
all the medicines had taken for that dis
tres.ing disorder have, by the repeated use Of
this valuable Balsam been more free from pres
sure for breath and oppression the Lungs, than
| had anticipated, and, indeed conceive that
will be cured, by continuing its use, of this most
disheartening malady. / do most cheeriully ten
der you this acknowledgment, which you will
your judgment dictates.
RODNEY DURKEE.
MaynsbOrUugh, Burke Co., Ucorga.
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Island Seas OF America

4 TRIP THROUGH THE LAKES OF NORTH
n America, embracing description of the st.
Lawrence river, Commerce Of the lakes &c with
maps and embellishments, at NICHOLS CHEAP
CASH STORE. June Is 1917. ddwtf
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Senator from N. HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, June -. In the NH. legislature
this morning, Daniel Clark of Manchester,
Rep. was elected to the U. s. Senate The
vote stood as follows House Clark ls2;
John S. Wells 100; scattering 3. Senate;
Clark SO; Wells 3. Ex President Pierce
arrived here Yesterday
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Common Sense

A PPLIBD To RELIGION or the Bible and
n the People, by Catherine E. Beecher. Boat
Life in Egypt aud Nubia, by William c. Prime.
Isabel the Young Wife and the Old Love. Chid's
Book of Nature, by DR.. Hooke- three parts; Part
l Plants Part 2, Animals Part ;, Air, Water,
&c. Reading without Tea RS, by the author of
" Peep of Day" Nothing New. Life of Char.
lotte Bronte. &c, &c, at Nichols Cheap Cash
COX Store. June lldtf.
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ShaWIs and MantjIIas.

RROCllA, Stella, Cashmere, Grape, Silk and
L , Lace shawls also, French Lace and silk
Mantilas, in all desirable styles and grades, for
sale by
junel0 CT. STAMFORD.
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Death Of Gen. WaIIack

New YORK. June u, Gen. John B. Wallack
the oldest officer in the United States army,
died at his residence ia Belimton on the
tenth inst in the 93d year of his age. In
the earlier part of his life he commanded
at Portsmouth N. H. at Frank fort arsenal,
at Old Point Comfort and at Annapolis.
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WALL PAPERS!
ew styles Prices Reduced

MOT having yet received my entire stock of Pa
>per llangngs, my friends and customers eau
have the privilege Of inspecting new patterns
weekly by calling at CHINA HALL, $50 Church
street, where they cannot fail to derive satisac-
ton from an examination of goods aud prices
Hoping soon to be able to count one among those
having complete assoTtments of Spring styles in
town, | remain the public's obedient servant,
june2 SAML S. BROWN,
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NHM l.OAllS-

DORK. Lard, Dried Beef, Mackerel in quarter
bbs, eighths, and by the h. Hams and
Tongues, {" Cannon g. L,p," being monopolized
by other parties are not oifered) Butter, Cheese,
Flour and Meal are among the necessary commod-
tiles to be found at
mayl2 d6w DEWEY'S.
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Dress Goods.

A N ELEGANT assortment of Silks Berage.,
~ Berdge Robes Muslns, Lawns, Ginghams,
Prints, Hosiery, Gloves, Parasols, etc, may be
found very cheap at
junclO c. T. STANIFORD'S
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Notice.

TIIIS ISTO CERTIFY that have given my
L son. Israel Adams, his time for the remainder
ofhis minority. l shall claim none of his earn
ings and pay no debts Of his contracting, after
this date,
CHARLES ADAMS.
Charlotte, June C, 1857. w50 3w"
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Permanent Cures in all affections of the throat
and lungs are constantly being made by Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry. Great as is its reputa-
ton, its works are greater. Many physicians
speak of it in the highest terms. w5l lw
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New Books

1 OOK LAKE GAMI-WANDERINGS IN
~ Southwestern Africa, With illustrations, by
Charles j, Anderson.
LENA RIVERS, by Mrs NJ. J. IIolu for
sale at HUNTINGT0N'S.
April 27th.
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blank Notes.

DRlNTED IN CARMINE, ON ENGLISH
L laid paper, made passable at Farmers and Me-
ohanics' Bank, Bank of Burlington. Commercial
and Merchants Bank.-Also Blank Drafts, same
style; at NICHOLS CHEAP CASH BOOK STORE.
June Is 1851. ddwtf.
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Carpcting, Mattings and
Oil Cloths.

A FULL STOCK of these goods may be found
~ at 1856 Church Street, comprising some of the
newest and richest patterns Of English Velvet,
Brussels, Three Ply, superfne, Extra Fine. Fine
and Nenitian Carpetings, all Of which are ior
sale at very low price, at
c. +. STANIFORD'S
junol0 Dry Goods and Carpet Store.
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Physicians recommend Blodgetts Persian
Balm for all diseases of the skin. Its unequal
ed in its effects, rendering the skin soft, smooth
and healthy. As a dressing for wounds especial
ly burns and scalds, its effects are magical.
iunel9ddwlw
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WINTER IN THE LAP OF SUMNER. There
are, on the first day of June, masses of
frozen spray and snow, fifty feet in solid
thickness, under the American side of the
Falls at Niagara. A heavy rock thrown
upon them rebounds as if thrown-upon hard
ice
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Death of Hon. Augustus Young.

ST. ALBANs, June lSth.-The Hon Au-
gustus Young died at st Adams on the 18th
inst, aged rs. lie will be buried with
Masonic honors on Friday morning, az ii
o'clock. Sermon to be preached by the
Rev. W. Scott of Durham, at the Episcopal
church
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Gold Pens

lNROM THE BEST Manufacturers in the Coun,
i try-a very large assortment at reduced pric
es, at
june2 S. HUNTINGTON'S.
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GOODS
SELECTED EXPRESSLY FOR
burlington Market,
II OF CHKISS 4 ISON,
Jobbers and Retailers,
I52 Church Street.

English Grape superior qualities, English Grape
Wells all sizes, Love Wells assorted sizes and quail
tiles; Gloves Silk, Merino, Lisle Embroidered /;
Hose Raw silk Morino, Wool, Cotton Mourning; ;
Sets, Mourning Sleeves. Mourning Collars,
Mourning H'd'kf'S, Mourning Bracelets.
IN,
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
Ottoman Plaids. Ducal Plaids Cruvolli Cloths,
Valencias, French Challiettcs, Striped Poplins,
Striped DE Beges, Plain De Beees, Striped Cham
bre, Plain Chambre, Ladies' Travelling Cloths,
Plain De LANES Figured De LANES.
SD.
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT
Shirts, Drawers, Gowns, Collars, Bosoms, Ties,
Stocks, Cravats, made on the shortest notice and
warranted to fit. Also, kept on hand a large as
sortment Of
GEN1LEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Comprising silk Under Shirts, Merino Under
Shirts, Knit Under Shirts, Merno Hose, Wool 4
Hose, Union Hose, Cotton Hose, Fancy Gloves,
Kid Gloves Liso Thread Gloves, Guards, Bosom
Studs, Wrist Links, Wristbands, Umbrellas. Fancy
Scarfs, Silk lIandkerchcfs, Linen handkerchief,
Silk Suspcnders, Elastic Suspenders.
Ifconvencnt, 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 II Also, notice that
we still take Canada coin at the old rate-l2t and
Is cents. June3d&wtf
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New Hooks.

SCAMPAVIAS from Gibel Tarek to Stamboul.
tctIllustrated.l By Harry Gringo. KSAvEs
and Fools, or Friends of Bohemia, Satirical
Novel, by Edward Witty. THE OLIVE BRAScu,
or White-Oak Farm-for sale at
may23 S. uUNTINGTON'S.
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SKELETON FoUND.-In Bradford on the 81
while digging cellar, parts Of human
skeleton were found, possibly those Of an
Indian.
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Life Of Washington.

DY WASHINGTON IRVlNG-FoURFH vol.
ID just out, completing the work eau find it at
NICHOLS CHEAP CASH BOOK STORE.
June 49, 1857 ddwtf.
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Information Wanted

nF PATRICK REDMOND. When last heard
NIfrom he was at work in or near Burlington.
Vt. Any information concerning him will be
thankfully received by his sister. Address
CATHERINE REDMOND,
Inverness, Leeds Post Office,
w5lw3s Lower Canada.
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Respectfully yours.

SETH W. FoWLE 4 Co., l3s Washington st ,
Boston, proprietors. Sold by their agents every
where.
Agents, T. A. Peck. A. C. Spear, Burlington
j. Newell Co, Winoosh Falls Ii. A. Hodges,
Richmond A. II. Grovenor, Jonesville J. F.
Henry, Waterbury Marcus Hull, Hinesburgh
L. Alexander & Co, Charlotte X. Ferguson,
Essex. may2Swisw2
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A MIDST THE DIVERSITY OF ARTICLES

a MIDST THE DIVERSITY OF ARTICLES
IA imported there appears to be none greater
than that in the Dry Goods Line. In bulk or
weight others may exceed, but, as far as variety
Of SITE is concerned we shall have to yield the
palm to those designed for the fair sex Variety
seems endless and also the wants of the Ladies
which they manifest by the OF repeated cry
" have you something new' ! something newer
than the style Of yesterday, that having been
seen is soon forgotten and later fashion takes
its place. Thus is the strife each not content
cd to be up, desires if possible to be ahead of the
tunes. And yet the progress Of the age seems to
demand this and even more and wO to tho luck
less one who falls behind the ranks il will take
many a weary day of toll and oft repeated strug-
giles ere able to regain the former foOthold and
ma e good that which was lost. And as members
of that ever rolling on, we the proprietors Of the
Peoples Store do stand in the ranks and bide the
test, knowing that many trying hour will be
passed before we have attained our earnest de-
sires We therefore would endeavor to draw the
attention of the reading public to this one adver-
tisement that they with may for a few short
days enjoy the benefit of something
NEWT!
Inc latest, newest, prettest, most exquisite
patterns of Dress Goods imported this spring,
comprising, viz
Cruvelli Cloths 20, 80, 42c per I'd.
Valencias 2s, 50, 47c. " E"
Ducal Plaids rs, 80, sac. " A."
Challettes French %, 81, 4Oc, "
Grape Barage 35c. "
Embroidered H'd'k'fs SO, 81, S.,
Ladies open work Hose 25, IS, soc.
silk Hose 81, l25 100.
French Mantlas $40, IL Is.
Brocha Shawls $40, 20, 70.
HoTcHKIss JELLIsoN, rrOprietors
June 10 ddw
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TNHE Town, Highway, and Fire District Taxes
Il for 1857 now in my hands for collection.
Persons that can find it convenient to pay their
taxes at my store will confer favor upon the Col
lector by so doing. 5. HUNTINGTON,
may30dlw2w Collector.
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INDIAN
Physician and Surgeon

('AN BE CONSULTED IN JUNE as follows
NMaonc, y. Y, Mllcr's Hotel. lst and ID
Ruuses Point, National Hotel, It'll and 9TH
Swanton, at Iurrill's Hotel. sth and 9th St. Al
bans, 10th and 18th Milton, Mr.. Wards, 18th
and 18th Burlington, Howard Hotel, 18th and
10th Alburgh springs, Mlssisluoi, House 18th
and 18th.
lie treats all diseases flesh Is heir to. His med
icincs are composed Of Barks, Buds, Herbs, Root,
and Gums, which grow IN almost every County in
America. lie invariably gives an unbiased opin-
ion 20 the probability of a cure and does not
lC.! tLc pationtint" expense without reasonable
hope of success,
SURGICAL BUSINESS
strictly attend to. lie operates on the Eye and
Ear, removes all kinds of Wens, Tumors, Tonsls,
Polypus, and straishtens crooked limbs or joints
all performed on the latest principles and war
rauted complete. Consultation, free. Medicines,
reasonable, Terms, cash. VIII revisit monthly,
giving due notice Of each visit.
may2swiStf DR.. LENlNG kAS kA.
Innn YOUNG MEN OF SMALL MEANS
1OoV can make over 500 a month at home
or abroad. Profits certaiu-no "chauce' Bust
ness new, easy, useful, honorable. Those now in
it are making from 500 to $50 per month. For
particulars send Postage Stamps to
wiGwl IL. p. CLARK, Il Co., Derry, n. II.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PROF. MOHR'S

E.'OR THESCRE AND
u certain destruction
Of Flies, Ants, Bugs,
Mosquitoes, &c.
Without danger to be
apprehended from the
insects poisoning any
thing they may come in
contact with, after leav-
ing the paper. 1t is per-
fcctly simple and safe,
yet sure and certain in
its action, and possesses a
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MAR ri ED.

At Winooski Falls, June 10TH by Rev Joshua
Young, Mr.. CHARLES W. scorT of johnson, to
Miss SUSAN BisSEY, of WATERFOWL, NY.
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CarDe(Iug,

AL CLOTHS AND FURNISHING GOODS, OF
W every description for sale BY
Jan 3D. 1851, ddu
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BaCOn,s ESSAYS.

MYTH ANNOTATIONsb by Archbishop Whate-
w ley. How to speak, Manual of Speaking,
Conversation and Debating Manual of Ell
quette or how to Behave. How to Write, a Man
ual of Composition and Letter Writing. The Wis
dom Of Angels, by Rev, 5. l.. Harris, dc., 8c.-at
Nichols Cheap Cash Book Store. junelO
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Chinese Sugar Cane,

NOW Is THE TIME TO PLANT. Seeds can be
\obtained in ounce papers, at half the New
York price, at the
FREE PRESS OFFICE.
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IAnn YOUNG MEN OF SMALL MEANS
WV can make nEer Slnn a m.nth M homo
1857. OgllcH>bUrgh. 1857
.JOHNSON,S HOTEL.

CORNER OF FORD AND PATTERSON SITS,
Ogdonsburgh, n. Y.
RILEY JOHNSON, Proprietor
Nearest House to R. r. Depot and Steamboa
Landing.
Carriages and good trusty Porters will be in
readiness to convey passengers to and from this
House free Of charge.
n This House affords good accommodation
and moderate prices. Mayl5wly
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Deficit on the Ohio State
Treasury,

CoLUMBus, June l4.-W. H. Gibson,
State Treasurer, has resigned, deficit of
over half a million having been discovered in
the Treasury. Gibson says the deficit ex-
listed when he took the office, owing to
defalcations of John q. Breslin, the former
State Treasurer. Tho Governor has ap-
pointed a committee of Investigation.
The state July interest will be paid, not
Nithstapdinp the deficit
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NDELLIBLE INK, Conger a Fields black as
i black can be, and wont wash out also Paysou's
Maynard Noyss' Indellibe Ink, at
Rsy1 NICHOLS,
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N retailing by
junei A. S. DEWEY.
THE PROPHECY OF
TIE u Ell = ID O. ku
FULFIL LED.
Upwards of century" said he, must elapse,
and till the Battle of Freedom be fought whose no.
bles, perishing in the van, and thrones be hurled
on affairs like Pelion on Ossa and the Moloch Of
iniquity have his victims and the Michael of JUS
uce have his martyrs, before Tailors can be ad-
mitted to their true prerogatives of manhood"
II u IL IA
isnow opening magnificent Assortment of Spring
and Summer Goods, Ready made Clothing and
Gents. Furnishing Goods. Broadcloths, Doeskins,
Cassmeres, Vestings, Marseilles and Linens of all
shades and grades and newest fashions
Man, by the Tailor, is nov created into a No.
bleman," and the worth of Brooches has been re-
yealed
Il u * ID
is now selling READY MADE CLOTHING
cheaper than epo. 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 wrinkle.
2d.-Spring Ragans (Which by the way are
all the CO., y are becoming to all men,
3u'-lhe good sense oil the community Will in
duce them to buy their Clothes Of TURK, No. 2,
BANK BLOCK.
ith-Pants and Vests should be made to fit
we'll and never rip.
9th "A Tailor must always do a CASH Bust
ness.
9Th. TURK makes all kinds of Gentlemen
Clothing to order at short notice
7th.-A Tailor should never live on Cabbage The
Scissors are greater than the Order of the Garter
of the Legion of Honor, and would you realize
the change that would take place in outside an.
pearances to wear one Of TURKS SUITS, drop In
at No. 2, Bank Block, and purchase one of them.
Boys Clothing rich and splendid patterns, at
d, TURKS,
Burlington, W. May 18th. ls5I
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Boot and Shoe Buyers :!

NOTICE..
A Ii ORDERS FOR SPRING GOODS will be
N filled at Redsced Rates, by
GEO. C. WALES,
w5l I'm 20 Pearl Street, BOSTON.
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