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SPECIAL NOTICES..
RHEUMATISM CURED,-Ry TIL

INA Il Va loM " ID -BI THE
MAGIC LOTION. Read the following certificate.
WlLLIsroS, VT, Sept. 18th, ls56.-Dr. MARSH
Sir received by express, the bottle of Lotion
which sent for, and, I must say, it is the bess
article ever knew or heard Of
am, as 1t were, young man TO what was one
week since. l would not undergo the
pain did for one week previous to my getting
the Magic Lotion for the best farm in Vermont l
can now rest in bed in any position choose to
put myself. Before made use of it, could no
place myself in a situation to rest, or have any
ease at all, for two or three hours after getting
into bed for the last three months; but sir, now
can walk Is smart - any other man of my age,
which is 60 years. rest - we'll nights Is ever
did when child.
Respectfully yours,
TIA. CHITTENDEN, P. NJ.
The MAGIC LOTION is compounded by DR..
Bowker Al Grove Street Boston. Sold in Burling
ton by A. G. SPEAR, and by Druggists generally.
d&w4t
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STORM AT BOSTON.

BOSTON, July 70.
Boston and its vicinity was visited about
half past 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, by
severe thunder storm accompanied by a
copious fall of rain, which continued with
short intermission until dark, when the
clouds cleared away and the sun set in great
splendor the thunder was very heavy and
the lightning sharp and frequent. We re-
greet to state that the lightning struck in a
large number of places in this city and vicini-
ty doing, considerable damage to persons and
property. In one place woman was instantly
killed.
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HOLLOwAY,s PILLs.-It is hard

persons who have been weakened and emacia ted by
years of sickness, to believe that they be re-
stored to health and vigor by any medicine. They
have, perhaps, tried twenty physicians and hun
dred "spscifcs,7 without avail. Never mind; we
ask them, for their own sakes, to try on. more
Holloway's all-conquering remedy. The Pills as
surely repair the ravagos of disease, renovate the
ated system, restore the appetite, and, as conse.
quence, give buoyancy to the animal spirits, as the
dew and rain refresh the withsred herbs and flow
srs. This is tho language not of eulosy but of
experience.
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FROM MEXICO.

NEW URLEANs, July a.
The Steamer Gen. Rusk has arrived here
from Galveston with Rio Grando dates to
the 2lst. San Luis Paxi had been captur-
ed by the Constitutionalists under Gen. Vi
jiada and it was rumored that Gen. Zuloaga
had abandoned the city of Mexico. The
Liberals were about to unite against the
CITY
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absolute necessity. The greatest care was to
be taken that the herds did not trcspass upon
the fields of the citizens. Among the docu.
ments received is Gov. Cummings Pardon
and Peace Proclamation to the Inhabitants
of Utah
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sTEAMON THE CANAL.

ALBANY 9th.
The Steam Canal Boat Chas Mack ar
rived here to-day. She left Buffalo on the
18th and deducting five days detention made
the passage in five days. She brings eight
hundred barrels, Flour, but is capab of
carrying twelve hundred. She burned wood
on this passage but better results are antici-
pated when she is supplied with coal. There
is an immense amount Of property now aaoat
in the Canal
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WlLLIsTON ACADEMY.

'sNIlE Trustees and friends Of this Schcol, III.
tend'ns To establish it upon a perm qucrt
OASIS, haze taNrl A4'asutc4 e. eD.aI.-, I,Ea.1 and
furnish tAe Academy tuil,,rg i'll such l. al ner a,
to render very connections, pleasant ard couve-
nent.
The FALL TERM will commence On Wedres.
day the lst Of september and continue cl,vsu
weeks under thu charge II
is. CiLLEY, Fr!napel
Miss Marco, I. Fay s Prsccprsss and
'1''' -'-'''' ~ ''' -A'' } Tcqcfer Of French
Mr.. W. L. SEYMOUR, ItCcher Of N1s,c.
A Teacher Of PAINTING AND DRAWING
will also be secured, and in short, the student will
be furnished with every facility for thorough in.
struction in all the branches Of study usually
pursued in our best Academies,
TUITION.
Primary Department So 90
Common English Branches, 50
Classics and cher English, 400
French, alone, 90
French with other studies, extra, 50
Music, with use Of tiano, 10 90
Painting and Drawing, from ;? to 90
Board, including Room and Fuel, 81 50
and Washing 10
Good Rooms, on reasonable terms for those who
wish 10 board themselves.
a. q. sIMoNDS, Secretary.
Williston, July eth 1855, v2ws
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CENTRAL AMERICA AND THE
GULF.

The Hearald's Yucatan correspondent says
it is reported on good authority that the
Government of Belize Honduras has taken
possession Of the port of the fortified towns
of Bacalar Another correspondent at Key
West says the Squadron at that port includ-
ing the Wabash, Colorado, Macedonian and
Plymouth have been ordered to Greytown.
The Times Washington Correspondence says
that as soon as Santana was restored to
power in St. Domingo, our Govern
ment took the initiatory steps towards secur-
ing foot hold on that Island, which may
lead to the establishment of permanent
ovornn mt by the whites.
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APPOINTMENT.
WASHINGTON, july %.

WASHINGTON, July p,
Mr.. Rush Elmore has been appointed asso-
ciste Justice Of the Supreme Court of Kan
sas, vice Cato resigned. Mr.. Elmore was
removed from that position by President
Pierce.
WAsHINoToS, July %,
The Secretary of the Navy has not yet de-
cided on the application to change the ter
minus of the Collins Line to Portland, which
is now favored by the Post Office Department,
as is believed with authority under the exist
ing law. In consequence Of this delay, the
arrangements for the Oceanic Mails are not
yet compl ted.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

New ORLEANS, July %.
The Barque Indus, from Rio Janelro the
9th of June, brings advices from Platte River.
the war between Buenos Ayres and the
Argentine Confederation continues. Buenos
Ayres refuses the mediation of England, and
asks the intervention of France
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FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ACAMEMSON.

|
QUEBEC, July "a.
Steam Propeller Indian, from Liverpool,
III a. NJ. 18th, has arrived at this Port.
The Agamemnon and valorous of the
Telegraphic Fleet arrived at Queenstown on
the 18th inst. The final break of the Allan
tic cable occurred about six fathoms of the
stern of the Agamemnon, after LAG miles
had been laid out from that vessel The
Agamemnon then returned to rendezvous in
mid ocean and cruised there for two DAYS
IN anticipation of seeing tho Niagara. On
arriving at Queenstown it was resolved To
coal and start for final attempt on Saturday
the 18th, there being $500 miles of cable on
both ships. Tho Agamemnon encountered
furious storms and rolled so heavily
that great fears were entertained for
her safety. She sustained considerable
damage. The cause of the breaking of the
Cable is unknown, the strain upon it at tho
time being quite light. The electrical nstru.
ments were all injured by the heavy rolling
of the ship.
The London Times, in a letter, controyerts
the views of Lord Palmerston Of national duty
in regard to the slave trade, and encourages
the idea Of annexation of Cuba to tho United
States, as Cuba being annexed, the whole
trade comes to an end
1t is officially announced that Queen Vic
toria will visit Napoleon at Cherbourg ON the
tn of August. 1t generally received as
confirmation Of the continued alliance of
England and France, and guaranty of the
peace of Europe.
Paris letters report visible improvement
in commercial affairs. Large orders had
been received in the manufacturing houses,
and purchasers from the United States have
begun to appear in the market. The crop
accounts are favorable but bread stuffs were
firm.
New YoRK, July %.
Steamship America from Liverpool 10th,
arrived this P. NJ
The House of Commons has passed the |
India Bill. Lord Malmcsbury has announced
that the British cruisers were to be drawn |
IRON Cuban waters and the Blockade of the
African to be continued.
There is nothing additional in regard to the
Atlantic Gable. The Agamcmnon had not
arrived at Queenstown when the America
left.
1t is again stated that Spain is preparing
an expedition of 900 men for Mexico
ST. johns n. T. Goth
The Steamship Europa from Liverpool
on Saturday 18th has passed Cape Race. The
Atlantic Telegraph Fleet would leave Queens
town as before stated on the 18th and should
by this time have reached the Ocean rendez-
vous. The India Bill had passed the End
reading in the House of Lords.
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One hundr,d and forty ministers of the
Black River difference of the Methodist
Church, have petitioned Gov. Hicks of
Maryland, asking for the pardon and re-
lease Of Rev. Samuel Green, colored local
preacher, who islying in the penitentiary Of
that state, under sentence of ten years i'm
prisonment, for having in his possession a
copy Of Uncle Toms Cabin.
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BOOK FOR TIE MILLION, Jus
Published by FEnERHEN + CO, Booksellers and
Stationers, No. Is Court Street Boston, Brief
Treaties Of ~ pages, on Diseases Of the Sexual
System of both sexes their symptoms and trent.
mont-rropared by . rhyscian If the Boston FL c
tic Hospital. Tlis vors al.o contains &c. selling
exrosur" of tho deception and impcsturo practicod
by advertising quacks, with some Of their name
and locations. Sold by periodical dealers generally
Sent by mall the receipt Of three postal &c
stamps. Address Box 1902, Boston Post-ofice.
Va ,v1v
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WIRES Il SHAW,
Attorneys and Councillors,
(oFvIcE IN PEcK's BLocK,)

(oFTIcE IN PEcK's BLoCK,)
Burlington, Vermont.
are also agents for the following frst-olsss
LIFE, FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE,
Companies and will take risks and mako insurance
promptly on application at the office, or by letter.
ETNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Conneo-
IlLticut. Capital, 81 100000.
HoME INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital,
IL 100000.
NONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE CO., Hart
~ ford, Conn. Capital, 100000.
NORTHWESTERN INSURANCE CO., Oswego
1\New York. Capital, $l50,000.
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
co., Montpelier, VI. Capital 10000
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., New
WORK. Assets over 81 100000.
(NHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
OHartford, Conn. Capital and Assets, $500, 900.
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THE ARMY AT SALT LAKE.
WAsHISGToS, July 23

Dispatches from Utah from the 25th Of
June, received at the War Department to-
DAY, state that orders have been issued that
no one should leave the ranks Of the army in
passing through Salt Lake City. except from
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The PATENT OvENs.-Messrs. Blodgett &
Sweet are now making their unrivalled ovens
with Il coal stove,. suitable for burning anthra-
cite, for such as wish them. We saw one in
in full bias, on Saturday, the coal giving a
strong and equable heat, and working " to
charm"
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STOLEN, e5 REWARD.

g ToLEN from the barn of the subscriber, last
Snight. July 81, a small black french mare
with dwellings like ring bone tho hind feet
She IL believed to have been taken by Henry
Depau, a short thick set Frenchman, with blue
eyes, and has lost portion Of his nose, near the
nostril. bitten of in fight, Five dollars treward
will be paid for the discovery Of the thief and
return Of the horse.
JOSEPH MURE.
Burlington July % 1855, d6wlt
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CARS BURNED ON THE MY. CEN.
TRIAL Il. n.

ALBANY. 9th.
The baggage and mail cars on the down
train on the Central R. r. due here at 4 so
a. NJ. was destroyed by fire at st. townsville.
The fire is supposed to have originated from
some combustible among the baggage. The
contents of the car was nearly destroyed and
the mails from Buffalo and some interme.
date stations lost
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MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS AND

NUT AIb LITE fILIb AND
Phoenix Btters.-These medicines recommend
themselves In disease Of every form and descrip-
ton. Their fret operation is to loosen from the
coats Of the stomach and bowels the various impur.
ties and cruditiss constantly settling round them
The second sfeot Of the Life Medicines Is to cleanse
the kidneys and the bladder. and by this means
the liver and the lungs, the hositbfui action o
which depends entirely upon the regularity of the
urinary organs. For sale by DR.. W. B. MoFFAT,
at sSS Broadway, New York, and by most Of the
Druggists throughout the States Theo A. Peck.
Agent. w2ml
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FROM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, July %.
The Kansas Herald says that Gen. Calhoun
has issued certificates Of Election to all those
elected under the Lecompton constitution
The free state members from Leavenworth
county received certificates which give the
party a majority in both branches Of the
Legislature. The returns for State officers
will be made to the Legislature, in whose
hands the whole subject rests. The Herald
exhorts the people to vote and settle the
"Question" without further strife and agi-
tation.
ST, LOUIS, July 81.
Dispatches from Fort Leavenworth the
oath, state that great damage has been done
to the crop in the interior by the late heavy
rain. Several bridges on the Fl. Riley road
have. been carried away, as also new
bridge across the Kansas river at Topeka by
the heavy rise, Numbers of teamsters are
arriving from Utah, having been detainediat
Camp Scott during tho winter and spring by
insufficient means of transportation
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New York, july 2.

The Steamship St. Louis sailed this utter.
noon for Aspinwall with detachment of
400 troops under Capt. II: c. Smith they
are bound for Washington Territory, to re-
inforce Col. Steptoe
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Now IL the time to use the
GREAT SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE
DIR. LANGLEY's
ROOT AMI HFRR nJTTERS

DR.. LANCLEYS
ROOT AND HERB BITTERs.
Composed Of Sarsapariiia, Wild Cherry, Yellow
Dock, Prekly Ash, Throughout, Rhrbarb, Mas
drake, Dandehon, $e.-au Of phieh are so COM
pounded as TO act in eoxeerf and assist Nature in
erddieatn9 disease.
The effect Of this medicine Is most wonderful
acts directly upon tho bowels and blood, by re-
moving all distractions from the internal organs,
stimulating them into healthy action, renovsting
the fountains Of life and vigor. purifying the
blood, cleansing it from all humors, and caus.
ing it to course anew through evory part of the
body. They cure and eradicate from the sys-
tenn Liver Complaint, that main-whesl Of 20
many disesses-Jaundioe in It's worst forms, sll
Bilious Diseases and Poul Stomach, Dyspsp.is,
Costiveness, Humors Of the Blood and Skin. Indi.
gsstion, Headache, Diisinsss, Piles, Heartburn,
Weakness, Pain In the Side and Bowels, Flatulsn.
oy. Loss Of Appetite, and all kindred complaints
caused BY . torpid or diseased Liver, . disordered
Stomach, or bad Blood TO which oil are more or
lsss subject In Spring and Summer
II taken in large doses, Fever and Agus may be
broken up and cured st once. This hes become =
standard medicine. and Is decidedly the b~' the
world ever saw.
Only as cents for pint and 37i cents for large
bottle.
Sold by all medicine dealers everywhere. Orders
should DO addressed TO J. o. LANGLEY, Proprie-
! tor, II Marshall ST., Boston, Mas.
Sold In Burlington by all the Druggists, and by
A. G. SPEAR and T. A. PECK, Wholesale to the
trade. mar4dAw6m
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BOSTWICK HOUSE,
JERIC no, vERM ONT

A LII BUSINESS MEN WHO HAVE COCA.
IA sion to pass through our village, and all
Ladies and gentlemen, seeking for q cool retreat
from the dust and hustle Of Town and City life,
can find place excclling this beautiful and
lovely valley, in full view Of Mansfield, tho high.
est point of the Green Mountains, and only seven
miles from its summit, place to which ladies and
gentlemen are daily resorting, giving to the be-
holder one Of the most romantic and sublime view
of nature. Streams from the base of the mountain
afford sport for the angler, Astounding with fine
Trout. And now word Of the house, the reputs-
tion of which and also that of Mr.. R. Brown the
former proprietor are too we'll known to need any
comments. My guests may be assured that no ef-
deserved popularity of the house.
L. NJ. DIXON. Proprietor.
Jericho, July %, 1885. d&t4wl
N. B. Arrangements have been made for
erecting immediately house upon the summit Of
the mountain for the accommodation of parties
who wish to spend the night, or for Refreshments
during the day.
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CINCINNATI, July %.
Tho cornerstone of the new Masonic Tenn
pie, now being erected in this city, was laid
with appropriate ceremonies to-day.
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II Il VI o V L ID

II SNOW, has removed his CONFECTICN
~ ERl SALOON il,m Clulch sheet to
College Street, (orpositl. Il. To,l,tl,'s stG..
and Is nov ready to supply cust'roIs rst,l.
Call and soe =. SNOW.
Cvll, e st. EV.lir, tn. "
May 3. ls5s dlw4w$mts
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MOURNING ROCKETS.

New ORLEANS, 23d.
Minute guns were fred here to-day from
sunrise to shutdown, as q mark Of respect to
the late Gen. Quitman, and concluded with
grand display of Fire Works in the even
ing.
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AccrpEN1.-Joshua Hamlin of Bennington
was thrown from the top Of q load of hay, on
the Goth, striking on his head and shoulders
90 as to paralyze his arms.
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WYERS' KETs.
MYTH PRINTED HEADINGS, FOR JUS
w TlCE and County Courts-mado with the
bost materials for sale by
8. HUNTINGTON.
Burlington. July 26. 1853. d&wtf
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Gents Furnishing Goods
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM
OF LIFE.

TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUCHAN's HUNGARIAN BALsAM
OF LIFE.
VINHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Colds,
Il Coughs, Asthma, and Consumption.
e READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE &
CURE OF INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS,
BAD COUGH, PAIN IN THE SIDE, &c.
LOWELL, Oct. 7, 1916.
To Dr.. D. f. Byadlee ;-Sir-At the request Of
your friend Mr.. Jones' l send you statement Of
my case, and the benefit have received from the
Hungarian Bassm. l have been, nearly all my
life employed in cotton mills. For eight years,
was employed a. "stripper" in the carding room
The great changes from heat to cold which 1 suf-
fersd, together with the dust and impurity Of air,
brought on a difficulty in my chest anu lungs
OF very serious and distressing character. Ny
cnest seemed to be stuffed full of phlegm, and fire.
qusntly came near suffocatng me. had n severe
psin in my side; my breathing was hard and diff
cult and could scarcely speak louder than
whisper. l also lost my appetite and became very
weak and feeble. This was about year and a
half ago. From that time to this, have been
sinking very fast, have done work. ! have
taken much medicine, but to no purpose. The
only thing that relieved me was tobacco. have
not only chewed, but actually eaten large quanti-
ties Of tobacco, and when nearly chokei with
phlegm, have swallowed enough of the juice t,
kill any man in health. The relief which gained
however was only short, until took the uunla-
risn Basam, and the change in my condito is now
wonderful to behold. The phlegm has been clear
cd from my Ghost, the pain in my side is gone my
appetite has returned, and feel like a new man.
| am still, however, rather thin and feeble and
shall continue to take the Balsam until am COM
pletely restored. Yours, truly,
EDWARD TURNER.
Sole Proprietor, DAVID F. BRADLEE, Water.
IN HON, oil ebn he
cd. Sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine in
every town in tho United States and British
Provinces July Is 3wlm
THEo. A. PECK, Agent, Burlington, Vt
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FROM UTAH,

OF. LOUIS. July Il.
A gentleman direct from Salt Lake City
state. that communication is kept up daily be-
tween the Peace Commissioner and Brigham
Young, and the most peaceful feelings pre-
vail. Gen. Harvey was met on the 9th, los
miles west of Fort Karney. Col. Monroe
was at SCOTS Fort and Col. May at Plum
Greek.
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Mr.. WV. Buck has been appointed Post
Master at Buck Hollow Vt, in place of Mr..
Noble Buck, removed for unsoundness on
Lecompton, as the Messenger insinuates.
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New TYPE.-Tho Montpelier Repository
comes to US in a new and tasteful dress from
the Foundry of Hobart & Robbins, of Boston
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TORONTO, 27.
1t was announced to-day that the Cana
dian parliament would be prorogued some
time next week.
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ST. LOUIS, July 26.

Dispatches from St. Josephs dated 22d
inst. per the steamer Jane, state that
advices from Salt Lake City to July Sd,
have been received. The Mormons have all
returned to the city and to their homes in
different parts of the territory.
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TnErr.-A thief broke into the house of
Cyrus Baker, farmer in Ludlow, on the
18th, and after stealing two watches made
good his escape.
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SCR0FULA AND ERYSIP-
ELIAS.
SALT RHEUM AND ALL
HUM0RS.
ALL WEAKNESS OF THE
STOMACH AND KIDNEYS.
ALL IMPURITIES OF THE
BLOOD.
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(NHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
OHartford, Conn. Capital and Assets, $500, 900.
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PArENr.-A patent wis issued July 20 to
S. II. Tiff, Morrisville, Vt, for improved
clothes dryer.
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DECLINES Hon. VIM. NJ. Pingrey, of Per-
kinsville, was nominated for Lieut.. Cover
nor by the anti-slavcry convention. He de-
clnes the honor preterring, unquestionably
so support the Republican ticket.
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DOCT. BARRON'S MAGNETIC
PAIN DESTROYER.

Warranted superior to anything before the public
for the cure of Neuralgia, Canker, Dysentery, Di
arrhea, Pains in the Head, Stomach and Bowels
81 In chronic cases it should be used in conneo-
tion with the syrup. Manufactured by John Moore
Warren, Mass, sole Proprietor Sold by all Apoth
ecaries and Medicine Dealers. w5m5
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SCHENECTADY, July %.
The Canal has been repaired and there is
feet of water, and light boats are passing,
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INHE Fall Session Of this Institution will com.
mencc on Wednesday Sept. lst, and continue
e1avnn '' ~ 0NN''iNN
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4th
COMMENCEMENT DAY

g. Meeting Of the Alumni at the Institute
Hall, at 81 A. NJ.
0. Procession from the College at % A. NJ.
EXAMINATION of candid ties for admission
to the University on Tuesday morning Au-
gust Sd, at 8 o'clock, and on the opening
day of the Fall Term.