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Silence that Dreadful CoughI
DIR. Davis

The work Of the destroyer has beguu The Lungs
danger Resort to
DIR. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
or all future aid may be in vain Are you mOtheri Your
dsughteryour idol aud earthly joys bed Of Ian
gushing pale cheek and emacaed form show that she is
wasting away The sepuchra cough palms your and
sickens your soul Is the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-19

Therei remedy that will stop the Cough and her from
the cousunptive's grave
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wIner's Canadian vermifuge,I

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR woRMs-wARRAETED
PURELY vEGETABLE-A Speedy Cure and EHee,ual
Remedy for Worms,
It's established beyond shadow Of doubt by the
experience and testimony Of the eminent physicians that
than of the disease with which children
afflicted caused by worms and Thousands u children die
annually from those diseases when either not known
attributed something else. Various preparations
which recommended remedies for worms expert
has proved them all less Intellectual the end
however has at length been attained and remedy which
has failed destroy worms wherever they have existed.
This assertion is supported by the testimony emf
ueu physicians and respectable individuals country TAs
remedy is
WISERS CANADIAN vERNIFUGE.
II safe operation and more easily administered than
other Some Of the symptoms which indicate existence
Of worms in the bowels follows The counienance IL
pale Of leaden color and sused with occasional ushes
the heavy and dul the breath fed the upper lips
swollen feelings in the uos which pstisntto pick
his the sleep disturbed the patient often awakening
great fright and IS liable starting grinding teeth
appetite exceedingly Irregular being sometimes vornciouS and
at others feeble, and in some it is deprsyed.
To the following certificates others might be added
but believed that these sufficient establish the fact
that Wiaers Canadian yermuse is superior remedy for
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We, the undersigned having frequently administered edi
cine prepared by Me- John wins this town. designated j.
Wners Canadian VeTmifuge" and being fully satisfied with its
efficacy, confidently recommend remedy
for the expulsion OF worms from the intestine canal.
G. O'REiLLY,
Licentiate Of the r. @. of Surgeons in Ireland, etc.
G. W DICKINSON,
Member Of the r.. C. Surgeons in London ETC.
From the Rev J. Flanagan, of Binbrook C. WI
j. WSERSr: have made the trial your Canadian Yer.
mifuge and with the most happy results In my family
and in every which has ray knowledge expul.
sion Of has followed the administering of your Yermi.
uge and every one here prefers the other arc
certain and children take readily which is great point
gained in giving medicine to children.
July &c. 1915. JOHN FLANAGAN
pB- The physicians generally "Wners Canadian
Yermifuge" This medi'ne simple vegetable preparation
and can always be administered with proper safety
denee as to the rest it will always destroy
store the patient to health
Rs Over ono thousand certificates have been sent the
agents r9m planters merchants and physicians bearing
nony to the efficacy OF the Invaluable remedy
RB- Warranted in all cases.
Prepared only by JOHN WINER, Manufacturing Chemis
and wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West,
Sold, wholesale and retail, by j. WRIGHT CO.,
Nos q and l5l ChaTtres street.
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Compound Syrup Of VIVA cherry and Tar.

1t admitted by everybody that Dr. Davis Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry and Tar is the only remedy that viii positively
CURE consumption coughs colds Group who0png cough and
splitting Of blood
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street.
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the act passes the President shall certify the
fact to the two Justices Of the Supreme
Court of Kansas, who shall thcrcupon issue
proclamation for the olccting of a Legislature
which when convened shall submit the STA
very question fairly to the vote of the people
1jm@ Corc>pondHrc.I
WAsul>uro> Jan. 9Th.
r,cn. Walker will send to the President
tomorrow a very able and eloquent letter
r,citins the principal events of hi7 career IN
Nicaragua, carncctly hut respectfully
demonstrating against the interference OF the
I, vcrnmcnt Of the T. States and closing
with the declaration that no persecution
in orrurtions and dcnunciatiou or aught else
should prevent him and his comrades from
returning toCcntral America to complete thu
az ,Jk they have began. This they con7idrr
duty tho responsibility of which they cannot
and dare not avoid. Walkers claim for
decentralization will be sent direct to Con
-.Ne>
senator Pugh's project meets with dlsfa''r
among tho southcrncrs asinviting Intervention
T. will not bc accepted by Douglas and his
Fl ,nds
"1l William. IT r.nnosro i, T., 10 ap-
pI.ntrl minister t. Cpnstlntinppt7.
WAsHiNGToN, Jan. 9TH
The Senate to-day, in Executive session,
ratified tho Danish sound dues Treaty.
The President, Nas>.g" and accompanying
documents relating to roeont events in Cen
trll America will rohthly b. communicated
t. Congress tomorrow. HIS intnnat" friends
say that he will moro cmphdtirtlly condemn
hllibustering than he did in his message.
WAsHlNGToN, Jan. 5th. (T0bunc ccrr''-
pondence) Mr.. Bernhisel has appeared be
fore the Committee on Territories. Mr..
Stevens, the chairman. called on the Prcsi-
dent to consult Tho President said that
Utah was not yet in rchollion-onlv threat
enod The Committee will probably report
IN favor of Mr. Bornhiscl
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BOSTON MARKET.
I Bo,ro>. TucedGy J0ruorY ; |

F10I t-Thr marriott continue dull. with large
receipt sale, of Western .uporfnc at ,i,5o.
fancy $50. oNun SON - per hi
HRAIN-Corn j.. rather frncr q, tho receipt
ar" light salt Of new yellow at Is Il Toe old do.
- . 'ic per hushcl Oat. are in steady demand.
sale Of Northern and Canada at q II i2c per bush.
Rye is dull at re per bushcl
PRoNl0loNH.-rork is in fair demand Sale,
of prime Mt : SO; mess SIG SlG 50, clear
and extra clear SlN SD 80 per Dbl, cash and {
mos Beef is duh, Small .alcs IF Western moss
and extra mes, at Sl2 - a SD per hhl. cash and {
mos. Lard j. in moderate demand sales in hbls
and ticrccs at - Zoe per h. cash aud mo.
Hams arc -"llmS at ~ Toe per III, cash and 4
mos. Butter il firm at Il ne for good choco
fall, and - lie for common. Chcr.c j. in mod
crate demand at n l-gc per III.
WO0L--Domcstic Wool ha. been IN better de
mnnd, with sales of 1870 900 Lbs at stondy prices
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VI 4 |, Il + 7 \ ,
CATTLE MARKET.
Eu>ro>, l,dmsdoV, Jou. GlL. lsj>

At market ll9l Cattle, about 500 Rocvcs. ond
29l stores, consisting Of Working Oxen Cows
one, two. and ih,c" years old Market Beef
F>''n per cwt., 7.0Oa1, - 1T quality, q, 25a-
ESQ ID to. j,oOai,j0 Sd dc. 800 ordinary,
rs Working Oxen, sOa9OnlO Oal7j Goes
and Calves 3iaiOa5OrG7 Ycarlings none
Two years Oh, 2oa25 Three years old, 2sa32
Sheep and Lambs $3.50 Mt market Yearling-
in lots, l,5oal, 7ja2, 25a2, 80 Extra and Sc
lcctions, 5,ooa3,7j Swine none at mtrkc.
live weight, 5aGc per H. blessed. Gl.iaG3I
per lb. Hh'N'., Wholesale, none retail, nonc
W. les 'a5 lie per lb. rclt., 75as7 each ;
Tallow, Gas l-2c per b. Veal Calves, mono
RrVirss.-Thc market opened with quick ,llcs
at an advance upon last weeks prices, but upon
the arrival Vt the Trains on the Fitchburch Road
which "crc unusually hcavv prizes dropped down
fun ~ c'' pr c@t. on Beet and on Sheep ,oa75
cts per head.
Quite largo number of Cattle und Shccp will
he left oyor for q better price. Mich Cow arc
plenty and III from - t. SD lower than month
ir,..tpl.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-08
CONsu MrTIoN CAN DE CURED

Sir James Clark, Physician to Queen Victoria, nul
ono Of tho most learned and >blIful mon Of tho
age. in his "Trcatisr' on Consumption, say
" hat Pulmonary CONSUMPTION admit. Of cure.
is no longer matter OF doubt it has been clearly
demonstrated by the rcscarchc. Of Laonncc and
other modern Pathologiss.'
Tho moro fact that such adi,cnsc i, ever cuIahlo.
atto'ted by such unimpcachable authority, should
inspire hope and reanimato fallen courage in the
heart Of every sufferer from This dlsense.
The remedy which We offer has cured Thousands.
u "f1r's B9l-on NJ WI Cb-ryy not only cmanntos
from regular physician, but hrs been well tested
in all the complaints for which it is recommended
None genuine unless signed /. BUTTS on tho
wrapper.
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SIP ECIA l. NOT ICES.
DYSPEPSIA CURED USING THE
OXYGENATED BITTERs.

PORTSMOUTH, y, H., April Is, lsj2.
Dr. PREsToS.-Deor Nu; For the last four year.
have been, a. you well aware a great sufferer
with Dyspepsia. Frequently, during that time.
have been compelled to quit my business and the
disease had become seated that | had given up
all hopes Of ever obtaining any relief The most
simple food caused great distress.
had given up in despair until you strongly re-
Commended the Oryycnafed Bmus, and i, is with
heart full OF gratitude that now pronounce nv
sell ""'Hy Tree fyo" all symptoms Of Dyspepsia /
can cat any thing at any time, sleep we'll and can
now ENJOY the balmy air Of Spring, and look upon
nature with delight that has been stranger to
me for years. To all who may be suffering from
dyspepsia, would ,ay, "usc the Orvy,aated BIZ.
tos.' WN pLAISTFD
Gentlemen; add my hearty concurrence with
the above statement knowing it to contain nothing
but the truth never sold any medicine for Dy--
Pep,ia, that has gycnlso universal satisfaction as
the Oryo,atcd BWos, aWM. R, PRESTON,
Drpyy'st amt .ipotiecary'
Portsmouth, April -, lsj2,
THO. A. PE,k Agent for Burlington. w2sw2
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MARRIED.

In this village, at the Howard Hotel, on tho lst
inst, by Rev b. W. Smith, Mr.. J. W. LOCKE, Of
Fcrrisburgh, and Mis-, LOUISA GAGE, Of Vcrgenncs
January 9TH, at Winooski, by the Rev. J. K
Converse, Mr.. George Collins to Miss. Mary JAM.
Pratt both of Colchester.
On Thursday evening, Dec. 9th, at tho
residence Of the bride, mother, by the Rev.
7. }, Mumford, Mr. JoNrrH c. IA1cH, of Detroit
Mich, to Miss SOPHIA L. snow, daughter Of the
late Capt, Edward snow, Of Bangor, Me.
In Orwell, Dec. 29th, by Rev. X. :. Cushman,
Ina DlvoLL, Esq, of It, Louis, Mo, to LuclsA A.,
oldest daughter of Capt. John Leonard
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ACOLLISION WITH AGOONS
CONFIRMED.
FROM EUROPE.

NV YORK, Dec. 81.
Steamer Arago, from Southampton on the
18th, arrived at this port this evening. The
Arago bring, 81 passengers, and Sl5,ooo in
tpecie.
Cotton wa, very dull at Liverpool. Prices
were nominally easier, though not quotable
lower Flour had advanced I'D. Wheat was
Sd lower, and Corn slightly higher.
Consos closed on Tuesday at 81 81 81 Is.
Several lar.c failures are announced.
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\ p ii L r L o T \ = ES.

For TWO WEEKS prices Of picture. will l.
Low, To- accommodate nll. dcc-gdgw
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BORE INDIGNATION At THE
SOUTH.

MOBILE. Jan. ..
4 Nicaraguan Indignation Meeting was
held here tonight, at which resolutions were
passed consuming the administration, and de
handing Walkers restoration and the repeal
Of the Neutrality Laws Many prominent
Democrats were present and made speeches.
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BANK OF BIRLINt.ToN.---Noti otto,

hereby given that a Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Bank of Burlington will be holden Mt their
Banking House on the 18th day Of January next
~ | o'clock. A. VI. for the rnrros" 81 o'ootius
Seven Director tor ihc Ncar ensuing.
n q. COLI, cashier.
Burlington, Doc 10, 1871. dtvti12
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!. :. SENATOR FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Jan. ).
Gov. Powell was elected t. s. senator from
this State to-day, receiving 50 votes; Garrett
(dem., J "a, and Mr., Thompson !
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-08

An Old Nurse for Chidrcn-Dont fail to procure
Mr. Wm.lov'> Soothing syrup for Children
Tccthing. 1t ha, no equal on Earth. 40 mother
who ha. ever tried Mr.. Wtn'lo~' Noothins Syrup
for Children will ever consent to Let hor -hili pa.
through tho dis'rct,irg ard critical period Of
tcething without the aid vi this invaluable prern-
ration # life and health can he esteemed by dol
lars and cents. it i. worth it' weight in gold
Milton. of Bottles Of Mr. window Soothing
7~rur erc sold every year in the United Htntes.
prco only - cents Bottle,
Sold by \. g. Npenr.
NAV H., 1871. dAwlv
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\. Y. LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, Jan. >.
The Senate organized to-day, by the choice
Of the Republican nominees, one American
Judge Stow voting with them, two others
had not voted.
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ARRIVAL OF WALKERS FORCES.

NORFOLK, Jan. |.
Tho Sloop Of War, Saratoga, with Walk
er's men on board, arrived at Hampton Road
to-day.
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MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATIVE.

BosToN, Jan jth.-SENATE.-IIonC Charles
" Upham Of Salem was reelected President
Of the Massachusetts Senate,
stephen y Clifford of Du2bury, was elect:
cd clerk
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-08
NorTAT'S LIFE PILLS ANN

PHFNIx rtl1ERS.---Io the unprcjudcoI
who e,tecm health as mans greatest blessing, the
Life Pill. and Phoenix bittcrs are confidently re-
commended q. the best medicine now before the
public now before tho public. Thcv remove oil.
mot imrereepHbiy, ali noxious nccumulaton'
from the stomach and bowels, and all impurities
from the bood-imrarting life and yisor ut the
same time to every part of tho system, md thus re-
storing the energies of both body and mind Office
35j Broadway.
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FARMERS q MECHANICS, BANK.

Meeting Of tho Stockholders Of this Bank will be
held at the Bank on the second Tuesday of Janua-
ny next at II o'clock A. NJ, 10 make choice Of
Seven Directors for the year ensuing.
G. F. WARNER, Cashier.
Burlington, Dec. Il, 1857. ddw3w
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FROM KANSAS.

IT Lorrs, Dec 3Oth -Johns,n County.
Kansas, gives 200o majority for slavery
Oxford cast | 100 votes Gen. Denver has
refused to give up the Territorial arms to
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CIVIL WAR IN KANSAS.

ST Louis, Dec 80
Kansas advices of the oath, Just received by
tho Democrat. say that civil War is raging
IN Bourbon County Several conflicts have
taken place between the Free State and Pro
Slavery mon. and a number Of prisoners Ind
been taken on both sides
The t. S. Marshall with force Of eight
mon demanded the surrender of tho Free
State party and the demand was answered by
a volley of musket balls. The fire was re
turned, and the fight lasted an hour when
the pro-slavcrv men rctrcated, with the loss
of one man kilcdand two MORALLY wounded
The Marshall was dangerously wounded.
Gen Lane was intrcnchcd at Sugar Mount
and determined to face the Dragons if they
attacked him 4 battle was regarded as in
evitabe
REPORTED ENG AGEMENT BETWEEN
LANES TROOPS AND THE DRAGONS
C1Hc1NNATr, Jan 4th-The st Louis Dem
ocrat says that on Friday the 25th, news
reached Lcavcnworth that an engagement
had taken place between Gen. Lanes troops
and the [ s Dragons at Sugar Mound
The officers ordered Lane to surrender, which
he refused to do. The Dragons then charged
but were repu.cd with the loss Of three Of
their number. The Dragons retreated and
sent TO Gen. Denver for rcinforccmcnts,
Denver ordered four companies of Dragons
70 the seat of war. and it was expected that
there would he bloody work As soon as the
news of the engagement was received, the
people commenced organizing and were hur-
rying to assist Lane
1t was expected that, before the Dragons
arrived Lane would he reinforced to the
number of $500 men The excitement was
intense, and the people Of Lawrence were pre-
paring 10 take tho field.
Gen. Calhoun had fed from the Territory
LA1ER.-A despatch to the Gazette to-day,
contradcts the story Of fight between Lane
and the Dragons
formation on the subject.
ACOLLIsION WITHTHEDRAG OONS
CONFIRMED.
New YORK Jan. :.
A Washington despatch to the Evening
Post, says that advices received there, tend to
confirm the reports of a collision in Kansas.
The last advices are that Lane had 800 men.
and plenty Of ammunition.
WALKERS MEN DISCHARGED.
New YORK, Jan ).
oil 4 e.. ,,l,, <,
atoga to-day, by orders from Washington.
Many Of them are wandering about the city,
destitute
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d | f d.

In Colchester January 2nd Susan Carey sgei
II.
In Colchester, Dec. 2-th, MI PoLLr Mrvsox,
aged 81 years.
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80 FAMILY BIBLES.

FNlle Largest and Best and Cheapest assortment
ever offered in this market. CAN and see al
III NTINGTON'S
Nov, 10. Book store.
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MERCHANTS, BANK.--Notioc i,

MERtH tNTS' BANK.--Notoc is here
by given that Meeting Of the stockholders of the
Merchants Bank will be holden at their Banking
House, on the second Tuesday Of January next, at
10 o'clock 4 NJ, for the purpose Of rlcctins Seven
Director. for tn" ensuing year
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