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BILIOUS DISORDERS.

The proper quantum and right condition of the
bile is of momentous Importance to the health of
the human frame, this dHti-JliiouS medicine expels
the hidden seeds of the complaint, and renders all
the fluids and sccrctions pure and fluent, cleansing
and resuscilntng the vital functions Of the body.
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DXSpEpSIA.7

The great scourgc of this continent, yields quick
y to "A of these antiseptic Pills, and the d-
gestivc organs restored to their proper tone /;
no matter in what hdeous shape this hydra of dis
case exhibits itself, this searching and unerring
remedy dispcrses it from the patients system.
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SICKLY FEMALES

Should lose no time in trying n few doses Of this
regulating and renovating remedy; whatever may
be their complaint, it can be taken with safety; in
all periodical and other disorganizations, its effect
I. Ill hut, NH
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LIT Il II RY
AND
THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTION.

\ II + \ y, V f r NJ . Mt.
TLNllE Board Of Instruction consists of ten Pro-
i fessors and Teachers.
REV. +. B. SMITH, D. D., Prcadem.
MISS SUSAN NJ HAM,
Principal Female Stm,no,y.
Quarters of II weeks each, commence Aug. 25t
Nov. 10, 1855
The male department is designed more especially
for those who need a Of instruction more
extended than that Of the common Academy, and
less So than the College. The course Of study in
the Female Department is thorough and extern
sive as in any Of the Female Colleges.
EXPENSES, PER gear of a weeks, vary accord
ing to accommodation and studies, from Ss4 to $3.50.
;. l.. ELLIOTT,
w6m3 Cor. Sec. aud Treas.
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II. u. Il.

4 EFT MT NE Sict dicl for in Rad,SoV's q. T. Il.
~ Remsdiss Hre Is NE for MI ri7 hqpc faW
in them y
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TElRGSzs se PEER ANVE1H.


TEN PER GENT. SECURITIES.
EpONDS AND MORTGAGES amply secured
D y ON productive Real Estate in Western Cities.
bearing interest at rate of ten per cent, payable
hali-ycarly in cities Of New York and Boston. in
sums Of $1,000, $1,000, $4,000, 81 900 and SO 600
These securities are worthy the attention of
Capitalists, Trustees Savings Banks, who desire
perfectly rc'iaLic and profitable investments
For sale by GEO. Il. SARGENT,
GO State ST., BosroN.
October 1Pth ISIS ,l-uI
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n o I | +
WE have established a branch Of our
TURESHING MACHINE
VI A II Il G 7 o II Y
N o T l c +

AT CIAMPLAIN VILLAGE, n. Y,
whore VIC shall keep on hand our celebrated Horse
powers Threshcrs and Cleaners; also all parts and
pieces for repairing. With our long experience,
nnc the uncqualcd reputation of our Machines,
we hope to secure an increased patronage among
the Farmers of New York, Vermont and Canada.
From this place forward machines to any
place, on Railroads and Lake, and navigabc waters,
WITH DISPATCH.
Please call and look at the Machines
DAVIS & co.
Champaign. July, 1898,
y. B.-Wc are making Il new style of Cylinder,
different from that of any other mandatory, and
believed to be superior to all others.
w3m3 D. & Co.
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GENERALDEBILITY & WEAKNESS

From whatever cause, iorrHcss Of spirits, and all
other signs of diseased liver, and other dsorgani-
zation of the system, vanish under the eradicating
influence of this all powerful antiscptic and deter
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Thc Great Remedy ut Hand

1t strengthens and inrigoratcs the whole system
1t is unlike any other mcdi.i"" ret. Ii9",d' ''na
agreeable to the taste and be used by the most
delicate invali1s and children with unraling sue
cess. 1t has been used by II practicng physician
over - years, and has never failed in any durable
case Recommends can be shown from large
number Of physicians
From Dr. Cutter the Psychologist.
MR. JonN MooRE-Dcar Sir:--llaving been
made acquainted with the materials of which the
popular medicine known a, the Compound Humom
and Strengthening Syrup is composed it gives
pleasure to say that consider your combinations
articles of known medical value, well adaptcdto
relieve and cure that numerous class of disease
that commonly result from what is popularity called
impurities of the blood, humors, sc. Icheorfuly
recommend the diseased to make a trial of it.
CALVIN CUTTER, NJ. d.
Warren March Is, 1851
sold in Burlington by A. c. Spear and Geo. C
Mosher; at Winooski Fall, by Storrs Son: at
Essex junction by Drury and Macomber.
Charlotte by f. Alexander. West Charlotte, Geo
C. Steele.
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TNREFUTED PROOF.

Tho testimony of Nations is unanimously borne
to the health-giving virtues of his noble remedy,
and certificates in every living language bear wit
ness to the USDESiABLEYEss of their intrinsic corfh
HoLowdy'S Pills Gre the best remedV knora in
the rorld for the foHo,cing diseases:
Asthma, Fever and que Lowncss of spirits
Bowel cOmplnts, Female Piles,
Coughs, plants, Stone andGravcl
Colds, Headaches, Secondary symp-
Chest Diseases, Indigestion, toms,
Costivcncss, Influenza, Ncncreal afcc-
DYSPEPSIA, Inflammation, tions,
Diarrhoea Inward weakness, Worms of all
Dfopsy, Liver complaints, kinds
q Caution None are genuine unless the
words: "Hoiiow7y Nctr York and Lonaon," are
discerniblc as a Watr-mark, in every leaf of the
book of directions around each pot or box the same
may be plainly by holdiHg The leaf 10 the hght
handsome reward will be given to any one rem
dcring suchiniormation may lead to the detection
of any parties countercitng the medicines or vend-
ing the same, knowing them to be spurious.
**%Sold at the manufactures ofPRoF. lIoLLowAY,
so Maiden Lane, New York, and by all respectable
dealers in medicine throughout the United States
and the civilized world in boxes at % cts, G3 cts.
and 81 each.
-3@Thcrc is considerable saving by taking the
| larger sizes
N. B.-Dircctions for the guidance of patients
| in every disorder are affixed to each box.
May 81. d&wly
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W o = T. A r. S
l. If L PILLS.
PHOENIX BITTERs.

TUNlIE best family medicine now before the public
for the cure Of Scrofuia, Ulcers, Somuy,
r. options Of The Skin, Fever and Ague Dyspepsia
Dropsy, and in fact most all the diseases yiel
ded to their curative properties
It has been computed that during the last TWEEN
ty.five years, upwards of
rom MILLIO MS
tipersons have been benefited by the use of these
Medicines; fact which speaks volumes in favor
other curative properties single trial will
place them beyond the reach Of competition in the
estimate of every patient. By their aid the
BLOOD rs RESTORED TO A HEALTHY
STATE
and freed from all impurities The system is not
reduced during their operation, but invigoratcd,
and they require restraint from business or
pleasure.
The afflicted have these medicines, remedy that
mH do for them all that medicine can possibly efen
PREPARED BY
W. 9B.rMOFFATT, NJ d..
PROPRIETOR,
NEW YORK.
And for sale by T. A. PECK,
agent .tor Burlington.
November Is. WY
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VIEW GOO DIS
j. Y NJ A N :

lust RECEIVED another lot of those superb
- BLACK SILKS,
warranted not 10 crack by evidence of many La
dies in this vicinity that have used them. Also
LADIES' FRENCH CORSETS,
both white and colored, very nice and cheap
together with full stock of
ID Il T. s s G O o ID s
to be sold at very low prices.
Call and sec EN-, at the
CORNER STORE.
August -, IS. WITT
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
M LIES HOWE, Church Street, Manufactu-
w rers of and dealers in Ladies, Gents, and
Childrcns Boots Shoes, Caters Tics, of every va
ricty and style. We have hand a very
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Of desirable Goods for the Spring trade at prices
to accommodate all classes of the community. Al
kinds Of
Boots. Shoes and Gniicrs
or Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children, manufactured
ra order in the most Fashionable Style, and ward
ntcd.
April 81. w3m
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Millinery Emporium.
No. 8 John Street.
NEW YORK.

CASH and SHORT TINE PURCHASERS will
find lit to their interest to call and examine our
new and beautiful assortment of Fall Goods; such
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SCIENTIFIC AMERIEhN.
PROSPECTUS.
NO l. L NJ E I o L X T ZEN.
Begins September II. 1S5S.
VI Z & II \ MICS. }NNEN TOR :
MANUFACTURERS AND FARMERS

MA NUE. AllU REkS AND FARMERS
FFNHE Scientific American has now reached it,
4 Fourteenth Year, and will enter upon New
Volume on the 18th of September. 1t is the only
weekly publication Of the kind now issued in this
country, and it has very extensive circulation in
all the States Of the Union. 1t is not, as some
might suppose from its titlc, a dry, abstrusc work
on technical science; on the contrary it so deals
with the great events going on in the scientific
mechanical aud industrial worlds, as to please and
instruct every one. If the Mechanic or Artizan
wishes to know the best machine in use, or how to
make any substance employed in his busnes,-if
the Housewife wi,he, to get recipe for making
a good color &c.--if The inventor wishes to know
what is going in the way OF mprovcments-if
the Manufacturer wishes to keep posted up with
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business-if the Man Of Leisure and Study wishes
to keep himself familiar with tho progress made in
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telegraphs, steamships railroads, rcapers, mowers
and thousand other machines and and appliances
both Of peace and war--all these dcy1erofa can be
found in the Scientific American, md mot elyerbrc
They are here presented in reliable and interest
rug form, adapted to the comprehension u minds
nnloarncd in the higher branchc. of science and
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T III T. CHE APEST
BEST LAMP ~ THE WORLD,
IS THE CELEBRATED
PATENT VESPER GAS BURNER.

IA En- ESI'EN CAS Et In Elk.
DARTlCULARLY adapted to Churches, Hotels,
L Hall. Factories, Stores, Parlors, Families &C.
1t is perfectly safe. No chance for explosion
1t is not extinguished by any ordinary wind.
1t requires wick.
1t will not get out of order
\ child may take care of it,
1t is uncqualled for reading or sewing.
The light is not injurious to tho eyes
For economy, cleanliness and comfort, it dcics
competition, and Is the best light in the world.
The Material used is Pure Camphenc. The flame
and fixtures resemble Gas, producing nm equally
brilliant light at one half the cost-onc third the
cost of the ordinary way Of burning camphcnc,
and less than fourth the cost of burning fluid.
The subscriber is now ready to supply all orders
for the above mentioned burners on short notice.
Ioru Rights will be sold in the counties Of Addi.
son, Chttcnden, Franklin and Grand Isle, at rca.
sonable rates-for further particulars, address
Il. Il. FRINK.
Ohdcrhlll VT, sept IL, 1898 dGt GIN.
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VERMONT Il CANADA RAILROAD

ENllE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders
OF the Vermont and Canada Railroad Compa-
ny will be held at the Mortified House. Mortified
w. on Wednesday the 10th day of November next
at o'clock, p NJ, for the purpose of choosing
seven Directors for the year ensuing, and for the
transaction of any other legal business
BY order of the Directors
GEO. NICHOLS Clerk.
Mortified, VI, OF ., 1855. wI5w9
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WIT md HE.NOR.

condemned a. to present the largest possible amount
of the intelligence of the day: the whole well
sniccd with
WIT md Uy-NOR
viii be strictly neutral Each edition. will be
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED
with accurate cngrayinrs, by eminent artists of
notable objects current events in all parts of the
world and the national customs and social pccu
culiaritios of every nconlc II will contain tiovs
of every important City of cdifccs of note in the
eastern and western hemisphere, Of all the prnci-
ar sn,S @nI Stsa'ers ol inc Nay? anu Merchant
ti;o "r,n ,','' eVo,S Sl''s
picturesque scenery, representations of life on
the wave" and exact illustrations of admirable
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RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, VELVETS.
SILKS, SATINS. FLOWERS,
FEATHERS AND LACE
RITSCHES
:. N J. GOULDING.

IN every variety. We have concluded to remain
another year in our old location, and our rent and
other expenses being small, we can afford to sell
You cheap goods
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FIRE AT ST. LoUTs-S5O 900 WORTH OF Property
DEsrRoYED-Tuesday morning, about four o'clock,
Jacob Bersch Co.'S extensive building, in process
of erection on the corner of Dodier and Twenty
first streets, for starch factory caught fire, and in
short time was entre destroyed, with the excep-
menced about year ago, and was nearly finished
1t was intended to be the most complete establish
ment of the kind in the United States and had all
ready cost over $4,000. The origin of the fire is
not known. Messrs. Bersch & Co. were insured
for 100000, in city oces-S5, 900 in each, as fol
lows: Globe, Pacific, st. Louis Mutual, Franklin,
Home Mutua, and German Office, name moi
known.-St. Louis Ne,os.
The first boat from ST. Louis to Nebraska reached
Nebraska City on the 10th, causing no little sensa
ton.
Twenty thousand dollars is recommended, bv the
Clty Auditor, for the care and improvement of Bos
ton Common and the public squares
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a p NV A Mn N A wv

Michael Clear native of Queen AIMS county
Maryland, died lately at Greenwich, Connecticut
In 1910 he sailor before the mast, but during
the war of 1912 he was captain of the foretop on
board the old United States ship Constitution. He
aided at the taking of the British rigate Guerrero,
under Commodore Hull: at the taking of the Brit
ish trigate Java, under Commodore cambridge, and
at the taking of the Cyane and Levant, under Com
modore Stewart He subsequently returned to the
merchant service where he continued for many
years, when he re-entered the United States
vice on the sloop-ofwar Erie, and subsequently on
the frigate Congress His last position was that of
a sailine-master at the Brooklyn navy-yard.
Lieutenant David NJ Cohen, late in command of
the marine guard of the United States steam frigate
Merrimac, on the Pacific station has been detached
from said ship, and reported for duty at the marine
barracks, Brooklyn, New York.
1t is rumored that the sloop of war John Adams
Commander Hotf, of the Pacific Squadron, has ar
rived in Hampton Roads.
MISSION TO UrAH.-It is stated that a pacific
mission is very soon to be dispatched to the rebels
of Utah, and that Governor Powell of Kentucky
and Major Benz -McCuloch have been selected for
Commissioners to bear the olive-branch to tbe
Commander of the faithful" Brigham Young. It
is further stated that the Commissioners will be in
structed to assure the Mormons that it is NOT the
desire of the President to make war upon them Int
to secure the enforcement of the laws to which end
the Mormons will be counseed to participate-
The Commissioners will also inform them that our
troops will be retained in the Territory to protect
emgrants to the Pacific from the attacks of hostile
1ndians.-Nat. Iute1igencer.
The Z. S. steamer Despatch, from New York.
9TH ut, with sealed orders for the West Indies nut
into Pensacola 2lst ult., and cast anchor between
the forts. Her object was to put the fireman into
the Naval Hospital having met with an accident on
the coast of Louisiana, by which his arm was FRIGHT
fully shattered and mangled The steamer left the
same evening
First Lieut.. Henshaw, of the Pensacola station,
has been appointed to the command of the United
States brig cambridge about proceed to the coast
of Africa.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Miles, of the Pensacola
Navy Y ard, has been transferred to the Naval Hos
pital to fill the vacancy caused by Assistant Sur
geon Greenhow being ordered to the United States
brig Perry some months ago.
Mr.. Thayer Albert has received the appointment
OF engineer in charge of the works at the Pensaco
la Navy Yard, in the room of VIM. R. Singleton
removed.
The United States steamer Fulton, Commander
Almy, arrived at Havana on the 25th of March
from Aspinwall and San Juan, Nicaragua. Ali
well.
The U. S. store vessel, Release, Lieut. Parker
commanding, which left Boston Jan. 30th, with
stores for the Mediterranean squadron, arrived at
Spezzia March s.
The .. s: sloop ofwar Levant, from Hong Kong,
arrived at Boston on Tuesday.
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EASTERN AND WESTERN SHORE

Eastern Shore Steamboat Company,s Line
Either the HUGH JENKINS or HAMPTON will lava
Every MonGay and Thursday mornings at o'clock for
' island Corsica Spencers, Harrisons Landing and
ChestertoWn-retuming the same day
he OIL te boats Will leave every Tuesday morning at
CLOCK Tor Annapolis, West River Cambridge Oxford and
aston and return the following day leaving Faston ar
O'Clock. 7 ~ at
one OF the boats will leave every Friday morning Mt 7
o'clock for Annapolis West River, St MichaeTs and Miles
RIVER Ferry returning the following day by the same
route, leaving Miles River Ferry o clock
tank River, as follows: ~ 0'''P
Leaves Baltimore every Wednesday and Saturday morn
lngs at O'Clock for Denton and Landings touching at
Cambridge and Easton -s az
Leave Denton every Monday and Thursday mornings at
The STEAMER ARROW leaves for Chester River every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings at O'Clock =
returning leaves Crumpon Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day mornings at O'Clock. ~ -
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD,

NORTH AND WEST.
From Calvert Station, corner Franklin and Calvert
Streets.
MAIL TRAIN at SIS, P. NJ, for York and Harrisburg
ana connecting with trains for Wrightsville, Columbia
lancaster Hanover, Carlisle, Gettysburg CbambarsbnrT
Pltts6urg and the West, arriving at 5,45 p NJ %
ACcoMMoDAIl0N, daily Except Sunday at3P NJ
arriving at 730 A. NJ ''
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN daily, at 10 P. NJ. for Har.
PPs4urg5 connecting with the cars of the Pennsylvania
tn ~ VI ~ b 10 az ~ ", ing at 10 r NJ
at harrisburg with trains upon the Pennsylvania Railroad
for all parts of the West
From Baltimore to York SO miles
From Baltimore to Harrisburg S5 miles
From Baltimore to Pittsburg $50 miles
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PROVISION DEALERS EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE PLACE
Meets daily at IL A. NJ.
JAMES C. ADAMS, Pres't. F. B CAPRON s.o,,,
TELEGRAPH LINES
Ma9H't,c 14e!egrdPa Company-COnnecting with all
Sun Iron Building 'i'es' oinoe
W. NJ SWAIN, President
" III HARF, Treasurer. JOS. SAILER, Secretary
West Office Sun Iron Building
S H CAKMAN, Pfest S. MACUBBIN, Secretary
G W OfN ana washington Printing Telegraph CO.
3 w. Corner Baltimore and South streets
+. NORRIS, President. MARCUS HUGHES, Sup't.
american Telegraph Company Morse Line |-Between
baltimore, York. Harrisburg and Ptsburg including all
the Western points Office Colyin Building, Cor Balti'
more and South streets J, P. KING, Operator,
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II AW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
~ AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

Hon JOEL PARKER, LID, Royal Professor
Hon. THEOPHILUS PARSONS. LID, Dane Professor
Hon. EMORY WAsHBURN, LID University Professor
The of instruction embraces the various branches
of the Common Law, and OF Equity, Admiralty Com
mercia International and Constitutional Law, and the
Jurisprudence Of the United States The Law Library
consists Of about IA 600 volumes, and works ap
pear they added and every effort is made render
complete
Instruction is given by oral lectures and expositions
land by Rotations and examinations in connection with
them) of which there ten every week. Two Moot
Courts also holden in each week each of which
cause, previously given out, is argued by four Students
and an opinion delivered by the Presiding Instructor.
Rooms and other facilities also provided for the Club
Courts and Assembly is held weekly for practice
bate, and acquiring knowledge of parliamentary law and
proceedings.
Students may enter the School in any stage their pro
ssiOna studies mercantile pursuits the com
increment Of either term the middle other part of
term.
They at liberty to select what studies they will pur
according to their view of their own wants ana at
tainments
The Academical year, which commences on Thursday
six weeks after the third Wednesday in July is divided
into two terms Of twenty weeks each with vacation of
six weeks at the end of each term.
During the Winter vacation, the Library is opened,
warmed and lighted for the of the members of the
School.
Applications for admission for Catalogues or any
further information may be made either of the
at Cambridge.
Cambridge, Mass, January 1858. Td6t 1awGm.
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MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
W IN ETHEREAL OIL. ALCOHOL, TALL proofs J
COLOGNE, SPIRITS, CAMPHINE, LARD OIL LINSEED
OIL, &c.
Our facilities for manufacturing being large we are
pared to offer great inducements persons purchasing
goods in line
Mandatory, 306 West Pratt street. Warehouse and
Counting Room, us West Lombard street. between Light
and Charles, fe22-tf
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FOX NORFOLK and the South the steamers NORTH
CAROLINA and LOUISIANA, from Union Dock foot of
Fare S.. " '"' ! IL
TO WELDON, n c., by Railroad from Norfolk and
Line to Charleston ~ Nh"i