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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOFFAT,s VEGETABLE LIFE

vi MEDICINES. These medicines are indebted
for their name to their manifest and sensible action
in purifying the springs and channels of life, and
endowing them with renewed tone and yigor. In
almost every species of disease to which the human
frame is liable, the happy effect of DR.. Mohat's
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters have been grateful
y and publicly acknowledged by the persons ben
Gifted and who are previously unacquainted with
the beautifully philosophical principle upon which
they are compounded and upon which they con-
sequently act.
For sale by the proprietor, W, D. MOFFAT, at
his Office, 235 Broadway, and by Store Keepers
and Druggists generally.
THE0, A. PECK, Agent, w5lml
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Sort SOAR In St. Johnsbu-y the
other day, the Caledonian says, little fell
low barely five years Old saw a large dog
to seek an acquaintance and as he was
little uncertain how Rover would receive his
advances, he approached cautiously, with ex-
tended hand, saying so, you're nice
dog, amt you? you are a big fat dog, amt
you? yes, you re bigger, n boss, amt your"
1t is needless to say that Rover yielded assent
to the pleasing insinuation, and if ever dog
felt "stuck up, we presume it was he.
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Died.

In this place, June 18th Thomas Stowell aged
~ years.
At williston, juno 10th, Ms, Mary Anne
Douglass, wife of Mr. >. S, Douglass, aged so
years. Thc funeral will be att ended Friday P. NJ
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WIRES g. SHAW:
Attorneys and COunSell0rS,
OFFICE IN PECK's BLOCK,

(oFFICE IN PECK'S BLOCK
Burlington, Vermont.
are also agents for the following frst-class
LIFE, FIRE & MARINEINSURANCE,
Companies and will take risks and make insurance
promptlyon application at the Office, or by letter.
lNTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Conncc-
LALtcut Capital, 100000.
HONE INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital
4 100000,
(tONNECTICUT FIRE insurance. Co, Hart
X ford, Conn. Capital, 100000.
NORTH-W ESTERN INSURANCE CO., Oswcso,
1NNew York. Capital, Sl50,0O0
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
CO., Montpelier, Vt. Capital 100000.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., New
' York Assets 81 100000.
QUARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co..
- Hartford, Conn. Capital and Assets, $500, 900
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PHILADELPHIA, June IL.
The Tariff meeting held in this city last
evening was largely attended and exceeding
enthusiastic. Henry c. Carey presided and
speeches were made by Senators Collamcr,
Simmons and Cameron, and Messrs. Humphrey
Marshal, Covode and Z. Joy Morris of the
House, and Richard NJ. Thompson of Indiana.
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TOWN. HIGHWAY 4 FIRE TAXES

HNHE Select Men, Road Commissioners and
Il Prudential Committee of Fire District, No. /,
have placed in my hands for collection their sever
al taxes. Their several Treasures are empty and
there is immediate demand upon lem for these
taxes | shall give all tax payers an early oppor-
tunity to pay, and il any find it convenient to
call at my Store they will greatly facilitate the
collection and confer favor upon the collector and
the discussing PARTIES.
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, Collector.
Burlington, June 8, 1855, dkw,
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yana on the 9th, and was again spoken by
the Fulton, which was cruising off the en-
trance of the harbor.
The Arctic had not arrived at Havana.
The Styx was due at Havana, and expected
hourly
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TESTIMONIALS.

W1LI1sToN, June 9th, 1858.
hereby certify that saw MIR. II. b. Armstrong
take three years old Colt so wild that it required
the aid Of other horses to Get him into an enclosure
having never been handled stabbed or brded.
lie was turned loose into the enclosure, and in
an hour and a half Mr.. Armstrong had so sub
dued him that he would follow him about without
iea.lng, and was so gentle that Mr. A. crawled
under MIN and went between his fore and bind legs,
r0de MN about the street violently whirled and
cracked his whip about his ears suddenly opened
and closed an umbrella while sitting on him-the
horse remaining perfectly docile. The next day
the owner harncsscd and drove him and he seemed
as quiet as any we'll aimed horse. Mr.. Armstrong
gave inc bis instrt ions in the art; and must
say it is perfectly rational and consistent He re-
4uires neither drugs, whip, halter or bride neither
docs he use any mcsmeric influence or any thing
but what any good horseman will at once approve
Ct. IHrNAN 4. CnlrlENDEy, Town Clerk,
and Postmaster of WdiSton, VI.
Being the owner Of the Colt above referred to, /
fully concur in the above statement, having har-
messed and driven the Colt lie is as gentle as any
old horse; and believe more good can be done to
Colt in hours by this method, than in weeks or
months by the old methods.
PATRICK BRADY,
by T. A. Chittenden Justice Peace.
June II, 1858.
At my request Mr.. Armstrong had an interview
Of an hour and a half with a perfectly wild and
very vicious three years old colt, belonging to me-
who would fight any man who approached him
lie made him az gentle a pet-dog even went
between his fore and hind legs. lie rode him to
Burlington village, where even the boys in the
street went between his legs and played with him
He fears no object sound, however frightful to
other horses and seems to grow more gentle every
day can recommend this system, as not only good
but entirely different from anything known to those
who have been here protesting to understand tn.
system heretofore.
ASA 3. MURRAY.
Darlington, June II, lsjs
Persons in any town who will form class of
from ten to fifteen will be waited on by Mr.. Arm
strong in person, upon due notice addressed to him
at Burlington.
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VVNHE IMPROVED CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP
Il is said by those who have used it, to excel
any other soap now in and is particularly
recommended for washing fine and delicately color
ed fabrics. Laundresses and those who have
Lawn dresses to wash, will be pleased with it. 1t
is sold by DEWEY.
June, L. 1858. d&wtf
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GREAT NOVELTY.

4 NDELIDLE, duplicate Impression Paper-an
b. invaluable article to Botanists and children
studying Botany. Also for copying letters.
Come and see it, if you don't buy-it will re-
commend itself. For sale at
HUNTINGT0N'S
June II. d6w Book store.
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BuRLINeIoY. June 9th, 1851

pimentsry letter Of the 9Th inst, is received, to-
gather with the beautiful Compound Case of surgi-
cal instruments, presented through you, by the
Medical Glass Of the closing session. II ISIS beau
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, June O.
The City is quiet and tho troubles are
over. No official returns of the election
have yet been received.
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THE GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY

Sir James Ciarke's Celebrated Female Pills Pr
pared from prescription Of Sir j. CLARKE, W. u
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject. 1t moderates all
excess and removes all distractions and a speedy
cur may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIESit is peculiarly suite
ed. 1t will, in a short time, bring on the monthly
period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counter
feits.
CAUTION.-TheseP Pills should not be taken by
females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS If
Pregnoney, as they are sure to bring on Msearr,age
bu, at any other hmethey are safe.
In cases Of Nervous and spinal Affections, Palpi-
tation of the heart, Mysteries and Whites, these
Pills will effect cure when all other means have
allied, and although powerful remedy, do not con
tain iron, calome, anthony, or anything huItfu
to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Late L. c. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester, n. Y.
N. B.-sl,oO and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent will insure bottle, con-
aiming so Pills. by return mail.
For sale by T. A. PECK, Agent. w3l Cmos
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GEO. C. MosHER, Agent,
AnOtherarias Hal

Signed, UHAkLES B. SLOAN.
Book-keeper American Sunday School Union.
May 18th, 1858. d&wtf
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HORSE TAMING.

III b. ARMSTRONG will now give the citizens
OF Burlington opportunity of learning
the modern art of tanning and gentling Colts, and
subdulng vicious Horses, as soon as class Of rs is
formed. Terms 50 each. A subscription list is
open at MIR. Lovely's Hotel, where Mr. Armstrong
can be seen
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DRESS GOODS.

DRESS EUVNS.
NEW CHALLIES,
NEW MUSLINS
NEW BARAGES
NEW PRINTS,
NEW GINGHAMS,
NEW GOODS FOR TRAVELLING DRESSES
NEW SILKS,
New styles OF FRENCH PRINTS,
PARAS0LS, &C., &c.
MANTILLAS, new lot just in, and very cheap.
Also, SHAWLS, at astonishing low prices now
opening at
LYMAN'S.
June 18TH 1858. w5ltf
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UOLLOwAY,s PILLs--CONDITI

OF THE BL00D.-As the blood, and the blood
alone, sustans and renovates every part of the
living system, it is manifest that medicine
which does not reach the circulation can exter-
inmate disease. Professor Holloway claims that
his Pills operate directly, powerfully, and beneh-
cially upon the whole mass of the blood, vcnous
and nrterial, nor can question the fact when VIC
sec dyspepsia, cured, liver complaint arrested, the
oppressed lungs brought into healthy play, and
every physical function renewed and strengthened
by their agency. That their regulating and puri
flying effect tends to promote long life, well as
to expel disease, there cannot be a reasonable
doubt. The family that has them not lacks
" material guarantee" of health and life. wjlwl
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TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DIS
ASTER.
ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST !

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June Il.
The steamboat Pennsylvania exploded her
boilers on Sunday morning at 6 O'Clock at
Ship Island some 20 miles below this city,
and was burned to the waite edge.
There were 800 passengers on board and it
is believed that 100 of them are killed or
missing. The steamboats, Diana, Imperial
and Kate Frisbec took all they could find in
the water on shore
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June H.
Senator Gwin has challenged Senator Will
son, on account of their colloquy last night
in the debate. On former occasion, in tho
Brooks affair, it will be recollected, that Mr.
Wilson said he would not fight a duel, but
would protect himself, if attacked This is
his position now Senators Seward and
Wade are endeavoring to effect an adjust
ment.
The news from Utah has not only destroy
ed the hopes of Board of Contractors and
Volunteers here, but will lead to revision
of the appropriations, which may cause a
prolongation of the session.
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THINK OF THIS when you smoke Tobacco"
Il and if you would have something really wor.
thy Of puff, step in at DEWEY'S and get sam
pie Of his genuine "oronoko.p Remember the
place,-or you may get the sort known as
O-tOhat-a-fogo- different thing altogether
June 4. d6w
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Sec Advertisement of DR.. sanford's Liver H.
vIsoRAToR. In another column.
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STORM At NEW YORK AND BAL
TIMORE.

New YORK, June ID.
Considerable damage was done by the heavy
rain yesterday along South and West street
where many Of the stores and cellars were filed
with water to the depth of over two feet
There was also some damage done to the ship
ping. A schooner, name unknown, is re-
ported to have sunk in East river, several
other vessels dragged their anchors and drift
ed.
BALTIMORE, June -.
A tremendous rain set in here yesterday,
at o'clock, continuing all night. 1t set in
again in the morning and afternoon with in
creased violence.
BALTIMORE, Is.
Tho damage done by the storm and food
on Saturday was very severe. Not less thu.
20 turnpike bridges on the falls aud in their
vicinity were swent away, fencing &c. A
horse and 10y were swept into the flood
, Two negroes men were drowned and white
man who was engaged in fishing tumbled
into the stream. Many stores were flooded
and considerable damage was sustained
thereby.
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New York, June l6.
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON June II.
At O'Clock the House assembled, but
nothing was done. An Intellectual attempt
was made to have some documents printed
when the House adjourned sine die.
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALsAM



OF LIFE.
TENHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Cold
l. Coughs, Asthma, and Consumption.
p READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE 81
ANOTHER GREAT AND PERMANENT CURE
OF SEATED CONSUMPTION
BosroN, Feb. y, 1915,
To DR. d. I. BRApLEE-DEAR sIR-In COM
pliance with your request, checrfully give my
recommendation of the Hungarian Balsam. l have
been afflicted for nearly two years, with severe
Inflammation of the Lungs, attended with a hard,
dry cough acute pains in the side, loss of appetite
and increasing debility, which brought me into
very feeble and dangerous condition, Several
physicians whom | consulted declared that l wa,
in a deep consumption and that cure of my case
almost impossible | tried several popular
medicines, without receiving any essential relief,
until took the Hungarian Bal,am. This ncdi-
cine relieved me at once and in few days changed
my whole condition for the better. My cough is
now checked, the pain in my side is gone my APP
petite has improved, and | consider myself in
fair way to my former health and strength.
My complaint caused, at first, by severe colds,
and by the dust of paper mill in which was
employed. OCrAVIAN HO0GS.
This may certify that | am acquainted with Mr.
Octavan Hogs, and a witness Of the relief
which he received from the use of Buchan's Bal
sam. have also used this medicine in my own
family. with great benefit,
FRANCIS A. LYDSTON, Painter.
Sole Proprietor, DAVID F. BRADLEE, Water.
town, Mass, to whom all orders should be address
ed. Sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine in
every town in the United States and British
Provinces may 10. 2wlm
THEO. A. PECK, Agent, Burlington, Il,
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DIE NV rs.
rEIlIE SUBSCRIBER has for sale Bee Hives Of
Z excellent patterns, we'll made and painted, at.
prices varying from 81 to $40 each, according to
the kind. Call and see, at the subscribers shop,
College street, opposite Lcaycnworths Block.
J. GREEN.
Burlington June y, 1858. d&w2w.
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HE postum HDN' DclldbDrS DtWuTu anu
Wade are endeavoring to effect an adjust
ment.
The news from Utah has not only destroy
ed the hopes of Board of Contractors and
Volunteers here, but will lead to a revision
OF the appropriations, which may cause
prolongation of the session.
WASHINGTON June l3.
The Herald's Washington correspondent
says neither Lord Napier nor the State de-
partment has received dispatches from Europe
with regard to the outrages of the British
cruisers. Lord Napier does not expect any,
excepting incidentally, as our government has
submitted the matter directly to the British
government, through our minister in London
WASHINGTON, June IA.
Boston Journal Correspondence.
There are rumors that Mr.. Cobb will re-
tire from the Cabinet and Senator Pearce
of Maryland will take his place. cannot
trace them to any authentic source. Speaker
Orr confines the House to the consideration
of the reports of Committees of conference,
and those may finish this afternoon. Gen.
Scott told a Senator yesterday that he had no
faith in Brigham Youngs pacific demonstra-
tions.
The Naval bill has passed both Houses. 1t
provides for seven sloops-of-war, and small
war steamer for the Chinese seas.
New YORK, June Is
The Times Washington correspondent
says Gen. Scott is In the receipt of despatch
cs from Gen. Johnston, dated Camp Scott,
and days later than those from Gov. Cum
ming. Gen. Johnston's conclusions are di-
rectly opposite to those of Gov. Cumming
touching the intentions of the Mormons,
who, he says, are now arming and fortifying
at every point. The Administration is now
fearful that Governor Cumming has been
deceived. Private accounts from Salt Lake
represent him as almost prisoner, and that
the Mormon leaders are exercising full sway
over the minds of the people.
Rumor is strong and positive that Gov.
Floyd is to leave the Cabinet; and it is, also,
equally positive that Cobb will have to re-
sign. These rumors are to-day the subject
of general conversation among leading politi-
clans.
Tribune Correspondence.
Gen. Scott says he is satisfied of the cor
rectness of the latest information from the
army, concerning the war like intentions of
the Mormons.
New York, June lG.
(Times Corespondence.)
The War department laid Gen. Johnston s
dispatches before the Cabinet to-day. The
President is much perplexed by the contra
dictions these dispatches give to those receiv-
ed from Gov. Cumming, and expresses his
regret at what he now considers his prema-
ture message to Congress, announcing the
end of the Mormon Rebellion. Gen. Scott
will remain ere until further dispatches are
are received.
Lord Napier yesterday had an interview
with Gen. Cass. Both gentlemen express
confident hopes that all questions now open
between the United States and England, will
be amicably settled on a permanent basis be-
fore the next meeting of Congress. Lord Ma
pier has information that instructions have
been issued from his Government which will
etiectua'ly stop all further cause of complaint
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N9A D. MI KKAl.
Darlington, June II, lsjs.

Persons in any town who will form class of
from ten to fifteen, will be waited on by Mr. Arm
strong in person. upon due notice addressed to him
at Burlington.
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FRESH PINE APPLES I;
Hi'f, HIVES.

4 SMALL lot Of very fine ones were this morn
"A ing received at DEWEY'S.
June -, 1858. ddw
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REELECTION OF JOHN p. HALE,

CUNCUKD, n. IT. June IU,
The Senate to-day concurred with the
House in re-electing John p Hale, U. S.
Senator by 8 votes to for Wells and | for
Colby
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SOMETHING E..IRELY NEW.


4 DEslhDnATUM. NJ, JACOBS ANTI
- CORROSIVE AMALGAM PENS. There
Pens will be found, trial, superior to Gold or
Steel ; possessing more of the action of the Quill
than the Gold Pen, they will be preferred,
Each Pen is durable as eight or ten made
from Steel they will not spatter or cut the thin
nest paper, gliding over a rough or smooth surface
as freely as the Quill, and will not inure the tint
Of Red Ink, nor effect the durability Of Black /;
collecting of that sediment in the ink which
Steel Pens invariably do.
Price Two Dollars per Gross.
CAUTIoY,-Each Pen is stamped, o. NJ, Jacobs
Amalgam." Each Box has a fac -simile of the
Manufacturers signature.
For sale by
GEO. C. M0SHER, Agent,
Apothecaries Hall
Burlington, May II, 1855,
From numerous testimonials to their superior.
ity, the Manufacturer begs leave to submit the
following ;red
/ have tried Mr.. Jacobs Amalgam Pens and
think them superior to any have ever used, as
they do not. corode, as is usually the case with
steel pens and are, in other respects, much plea
santer to write than either steel albata or other
metallic Pens.
Signed, CHARLES B. SLOAN.
Book-keeper American Sunday School Union.
May 18th, 1858. d&wtf
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STOCK OF
Ready Made Clothing,
AND
Gents Furnishing Goods.

well selected and adapted for the season, which
are now offered at Prices much below former
season.
In addition to the above have a fine assort-
ment of Broadcloths, Doeskins, Cassimeres, Vest
ings, Marseilles and Linens of all descriptions
which we are prepared to make up to order in the
latest styles at short notice.
IN BOYS CLOTHING
our stock exceeds anything ever before shown in
this market.
To convince the public that Turk has as good
disposition as ever to sell Goods cheaper than
before known in history, he would extend gem
eral invitation to all CASH customers, the Cash
system will be strictly adhered to. Call and
and obge,
Respectfully,
h. TURK.
Burlington, May 81, 1858. d&wtf
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4 tHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.
- Hartford, Conn. Capital and Assets, $500, 900
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June 18th, 1858.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-26
POPULAR CHURCH MIMIC.
Over 100, 600 Copies Sold.
THE skrRfsn nEEf.0IIbF0N.

Dontanling 4 great variety. AZ Church Music,
selected chief from The old standard
Authors, with many original
Compositions, ON
NEW SYSTEM OF NOTATION,
Designed for the use Ok Churches Singing
Societies and Academies,
is BY Al S. &fIAYDENa
Two reasons will chiefly account fol- the
great success Of this volume
Eirst--The Charaetei Of The work lit
presents new and greatly improved System
Iofnotation. In it much that Is abstruse and
difficult ia this delightful Science Is SO sim
pli6ed that months are made equal to years
I'M The common way Of learning tie practice
Of Musical Art, q fact sufficiently proven by
the attestations Of SCORES oil teachers and per-
formers, who hare tested the system, and Civ
en- the work lis great popularity ard constant
Embarrassing sale.
Second-The Quality and Styleof the Nh !
sic. Many new pieces, destined 70 please as
long as music lasts, may be found on its pa
ges, and also many Of the old and tried melO-
dies, hallowed from associated fecQllecti0ns pf
sanctuary delights, and far noreAwelcome to
the hearfof The worshiper than many frequent
y substituted for them.
The publishers may add, thgt tie mechani-
cal execution Of the work is superior altegeth.
Rersto the majority Of Eastern Music Books, and
the price mnch lower
EupiesIsent to Teachers, BY niaA for Is cts.
\ For Ten Dollars dozen copies will be selt
by maib pre-, paid, to persons who are unahle
ITO find the Book at the Bookstores in their