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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-31
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, Aug. 80!

IOhl Of Ol4E ' ELAADs aug. oolu
ARRIVALS.
Steamer North star Sweet supenOr IS pgs sundriss, H
Steamer ocean, Evans. Detroit.
Steamer FOresi Queen, miller, Buffalo
Prop Nedos, spencer irn Chicago TO Buialo ezks Of
seh fwn sister, Jackson, Marquette BIC tns rOn ore
scOS May Queen. COz1ens Toledo; % 1eorIs wood
DEPARTURES.
Steamer NOrihsrsiar sseet, Superior; 10, suhdr.es-
Stea ner Forest Queen, Muller. BuHalo-
Steamer Ocean, Evans, Detroit; sIndrcs-
Prop Bay STATE, Caldwell Ogdensburgh. l5s3 bbs -four,
, esks hams, 2 bus ylnegar' 4 sr b fogT
Schr. Miami, Connelly, Sandusky.
SelI ioloa. Ro3oItsog oswes ll,o3o 6u wheat
Spanger, BGrAo, Detroit; a 49, feet lumber, n C.
X. R.
r List Vessels passing and out Of the LocE Of the
weand Canal Port Colbourns, C W, furnished BY the
Lock Tender toihe BOd Of Lake UnderWrrers d p Dob
bins. Secretary.
bound WEST Aug 2lfh-Bris ChIis'ianai s-hrs. Belle
walbrldge NJ Mitchell, Antelope. Nofih Star- o. the
pIon, Dr. adnausht, Colersin.
bound EAST Aug 25th-PrOp. Lady OF the Lake; bark
Quebec; schr AlbOn. On the sth-Schrs afrsck Henry
SIar OF Hope, Perseverance
The Prop. .siockma was toyged into the port Of Buffalo
VOTan Of her machinery IL the gale Of Thu say
night, and came near being LOST
The e of ThnTEaay night proved more disastrous than
was anticipated vessels o. tie north shore suffered more
han these the The Schl. Lewis Cas-. bound for
Buffalo fom SanduszY, had her sails blown avaT. and
She hrOached the mixing clean breach her
decks IL sharp wlrk for the 70 keep her an:
A. one the she had over three feel o IN her hold
The Schrs Australia AID AdrIIc bot suffered consider
ably in hrvIng their sails earned away.
The ScLr Africa from Chcago put back when the squal
struck, and made the mouth Of Detroit nFsr.
The lock tender Pur Colbourne. Aug = sayss The
Schr Star q Hope here about o'clock this more
ing with the Of the BarQue Ontarlonine and
w5msn which i water-losged OF Long Point They
houns the rsgIag- There Two other vessels
ashore Long Pgnt, of them supposed 10 be the
Schr Iszbela OF TuFuuto The Underwrer has gone
up iar the OHraril.-B-gFal0 ETpress
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-31
1rmrlrp & 5iIurr 10are.


gEWELRY MANUPACTORY.
THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW PRE-
Il pared 10 manufacture all kinds Of
JeWelry and Silver Ware,
Including Ma kin Rings Cups GObets Tobacco and Snua
Boxes, Masonic, l. D. OF o. F. Sons Of Temperance
ali variety Of Jewels, At p oRtOrio street.
b. G. DEITZ,
Formerly Deitz n Bro.
Fine Gliding and Galvanic Silver Plating apt i73
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-31
Cleveland Produce Market.
Financial, Etc.

Currency, which has been somewhat scarce for
some days, is in good supply again. A large
amount has been used in paying for the wheat
which the high prices have drawn out With this
trifing exception there is no change to note IN Il
naneial matters at home. Money is sufficiently
abundant for business purposes.
The Warren County Bank, Pa, has been thrown
out in New York, and is unsaleable here
The Wisconsin Banks, which were thrown out in
Chicago, have made satisfactory arrangements
for their redemption, andare again received there
The buying rates of both Wisconsin and Illinois,
are little more favorable.
The activity which pervaded the wheat market
the carly part of last week, has changed to dead
calm. The large receipts here, together with
decline in New York, have unsettled prices.
There seems to be considerable disappointment
felt in the eastern cities, at the slow pace with
which business regains its old activity. Many
who were confident Of a thorough resumption OF
business this Fall, begin to doubt whether the
&" good time " will really come so sOon- Our own
merchants are anticipating good business-some
of them large business. 1t seems, however to
be the policy Of some among them to restrict rath-
er than extend their sales. Many of their eoun-
try customers are still delinquent and settle
meut Of old accounts is expected before new ere
dts are extended to any amount.
The New York Erening Post says" As the
aetiye point of the fall trade draws near, 1t begins
to be realized that we are going to have but very
moderate business. The northwest, which has
all along been source of no little anxiety to our
merchants is found to be wanting, it being neees-
sary to exterd many debts until another harvest.
The accounts Of the wheat crop. too, as they come
to hand, tend to modify the expectation Of many
of our tradesmen, who now stock themselves with
much caution; consequently the general move
ment Of trade is very circumseribed."
In Boston there is more demand for discounts,
owing to the approach of the business season, and
the commencement of the large auction sales, but
the supply is sufficient to absorb it ALL and strict
Iv prime names are in request at S394 per cent.
for sixty days, 4G5 per cent. for three to four
months. and sac y cent. for four to six months.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
BURNING OF THE CRYSTAL
PALACE.

New NuRR, Oct. D.
The Crystal Palace with all its contents
was entirely destroyed by fire this afternoon.
When it was first discovered the Palace en-
CINE was brought out but the Lose was SO
full of holes as to be useless. The flames
spread with astonishing rapidly. creating
intense excitement among the visitors, Of
whom it is estimated upwards OF 20o0 were
present. 1t is feared that many We're killed.
One dead body has been taken out. The
building was crowded with articles on cAhib-
ition of every possible description, and it is
impossible to estimate the loss with any de-
gree of accuracy. The building itself was
estimated at S2j0.000 The contents must
have been worth twice that sum
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
LIGHT , LIGHT

H EROSENE LAMPS for sale at China Hall %
IN Church Street, for one half the usual price.
Burlington, May 10, 1858. 5. 5. BROWN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
vnn CREAv nNGL!siI REMEDY

-Sr James Cigrbrs Celebrated Female Pills Pre-
porr9 from prescription, # SIR j. ClartA w. u
Pbysri7a Extraordinary u 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 mo-
dcratcs all excess and removes all distractions,
and speedy cure may be relied on.
YO MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly
suited. 1t will, in short time, bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov
crnmcnt stump of Great Britain, to prevent coun-
tcrrcits.
CAU1TON.--Th,ye PiHs Sh,uid MT be taken by
Gq,qi,a d,o5ay the FIRST THREE MONTHS
ef Pregnancy, as hcy arc u Jrpy Mscar-
r,ogc int at any othcr time thy are safe.
In cases Of Nervous and spinal Affections, Pal
ptation Of the heart Mysteries and Whites, these
PILL will effect a cure when all other means have
failed, aud although powerful remedy, do not
contain iron, caomcl, anthony, or anything hurt
full 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,
(Lnte l.. c. Baldwin & Co.,)
Rochester, n. Y.
y. B.-Sl0o and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will insure bottle con-
tanning 80 Pills, by return mail
For sale by =. A. PECK, Agent. ws-Gmos.
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VI A r X Il I \.
t2Dt"EGS MARK III.

BosToN, Oct. 6.
FLOCR.-The Market is dull but there is 10
change in prices. Sales Of Western superfne at
So OOa5 %; fancy So 25a5 so; extra SIS 7jas 90
per Dbl.
GRAIN.-Corn is dull and the demand is only
for small lots. Sales Of yellow at 99caSl CO., white
ssc.; mixed at 75as &C. per bush. Oats arc firm.
Sales Of Northern and Canada at jjc per bushel.
Rye is scarce and nominal at s3asjc. per bushel.
PROVISI0NS.-Pork is dull. Small sales Of
prime at Sis 00al6 90; moss IS O0a5lS 50; clear
and extra clear, $40 5Oa2l 90 per Dbl, cash and
mes. Beef is in limited demand Sales Of West
ern mess and extra mess at Sl3 0Oal6OO per Dbl,
cash and mos Lard is firm and in fair demand,
Sales in bbls ntll tal2c. kegs at 3alSa per
cash and4 mos. Hams are in steady demand at
Halle. per b., cash and mos.
BUTTER.-The market for Butter has not
changed during the week. Good and choice is in
demand at l7al9c per ID. for Vermont and New
York. Cheese tc. per h., to quality.
POTATOES continue to arrive and sell at 81 81
al rs per Dbl.
wooL--The demand for Wool good, continues
and full prices are sustained.
Saxony Fleece 50a55; Full blood NorinoiiatS;
la blood do 35ai3; Common 3ia31; Pulled ex.
ira 42ai5; SuperGnc 39aiOi lower grades lOn3C
as to quality.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
Glass Preserve Jars.

WITH GROUND GLASS SHOPPERS.
rsNIlESE JARS are intended for kcopu, ali
4 kinds of Fruit, Vegetable, Meats, Oysters.
in II state of pcrie preservation, while at the
same time, their condition may be examined with
out the necessity Of opening.
The advantages of wide mouthei Glass Jars
with Glass Shoppers ground in over Jars closed
with tin or other metallic stopper or covers, is
apparent Being Of iucorruptblo materials they
cannot corrodv an. faint the contents: while the
smallest quantity of salt, acid, cI fermentation
will dissolve tin or other metal, and tend 3, poll
all they may contain.
:. s. BROWN.
Burlington, August Sd, 1858. dAwn
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ID led.

In Burlington, sept. 2Sth, ls5s, William sey-
mour, aged 76 years.
In Bloomington, Iowa, Sept lth, Mrs. Jcrusha
Higbae, wife of Joel Igbee, formerly Of Willis
ton, VI, aged 81 years.
In Mortified, Mr. Chas, Il. Carter Of West
Barnet aged 30.
In Wheelock, Sept. 10th, Samuel Davis Esq
aged 81.
In Thetlord, Sept. 18th, Mrs, octayia B. How
ard, aged "a.
In Stowe, Sept. 18th, Mrs Eugenia E. seaycr,
aged 25.
In Burke, August 18th, samuel W. Winsor,
aged so.
Also, Sept. Esd, Lydia b. winsor, aged 50.
In Weathers6ell, Sept. 2jth, Calvin White,
aged 50,
At St. Johnsbury Centre, sept. 9th, Mrs,
Cyrena Turner, aged 80.
In Waterbury, Sept. 25th, Mrs. soPhia Wallace
aged &C.
In Roxbury, Oct Sd, W. W. Woodward,
In Readsboro, sept. 27th, John Hicks, Esq
aged A,
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100 DOLLARS REWARD!

WILL be paid on tho conviction of any re-
w sponsible party who shall infringe upon the
following Patents and Trade Marks, hy u, king or
vending any article, not the genuine as such, viz.
HAYES & CO.'S COAL OILS,
the only uniform standard Coal Oil in the Market,
better aud cheaper. Also,
JONES' PATENT coal OIL Limp.
Every genuine Lamp is stamped Z. F, JoNrs,
PAIESr' The public cautioned against buy
ing imitation Oils or Lamps, as they can have t.e
real at a less price, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Supply unlimited.
L. JONES L CO., Sais Ag,afe,
| wl23m - and 81 Central street, Boston.
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Gents Furnishing Goods

we'll selected and adapted for the season, which
are now offered at Prices much below former
season.
In addition to the above we have fine assort-
mcnt Of Broadcloths, Doeskins, Cassmorcs, 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 b 0Y S C L0 T II N G
stock exceeds anything ever before shown in
this market
To convince the public that Turk has as good
disposition to sell Goods cheaper than ever
before known in history, he would extend gen.
eral invitation to all CASH customers as the Cash
system will be strictly adhered to. Call and see
and obligc.
Respectfully,
b. TURK.
Burlington, NAV 81, 1898. d&wtf
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TO TEACHERS AND SCHOOL
MMJTTEES,


NOUR attention is invited to j. NJ. Nc Coy's
n progressive series of Writing Books compris-
ing II Numbers, designed for common schools and
Academies, being thorough and complete system
of pcnmanship and adapted to all ages and capaci-
ties.
The style is simple, without useless outline and
capable of being executed with the utmost rapid
ity. Each book contains a pages Of excellent pa
per, properly ruled for the copy at its head which
is n fac similo of the Authors hand Tho steps
easy and natural with no abrupt transitions
from simple to difficult combinations. The ar
rangcment of the copies is the result of fourteen
years experience in the public schools of Lowell
Mass.
They have been pronounced by many distinguish
cd teachers, the best books for schools of any in
the range of their acquaintance.
Published by E. o. Libby Co., lis Washing
ton st. Boston, Mass.
For sale by E. A. Fuller Burlington VT, whole
sale and retail. Price Sl,oo per dozen-lO cts
single
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

At tho Democratic Congressional Conyen-
ton for the Sixth District, held at Salem to-
day, DR.. Geo. b. Loring of Salem was
nominated for Congress.
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New York, Oct.


The destruction of the Crystal Palace with
its contents was complete. So rapidly did
the flames spread, that in less than - min
utcs from the commencement Of the fire. the
immense dome fell. Nothing was saved OK
ccpt one hose carragc and some half dozen
articles of trlling value. The fire originated
in the Lumber Room, and was, no doubt, the
work of an incendiary. There were in the
building at the time, some 200O persons,
chiefly women and children. The constcrna-
ton among these were fearful. Many were
knocked down and tramplcd under foot, but
none were seriously injured, with the cXccp-
ton of one man, who was killed. There is
nothing left standing of the Palace but the
iron towers at the angles, and a small por-
ton of the iron sides. Every thing combus-
tible about the building and contents is re-
duced to ashes
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
[BosroN, Wednesday, OF. :, ISjH. !

At market 1865 Cattle, about 700 Deevcs, and
s63 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
one, two, and three years old Market beef
Extra, per cvt., 6 2ja7 90; LIST quality, rs ;
ordinary 49, Working Oxen from $50 to $40 per
pair. Cows and Calves, from S25 to $50,
Yearlings, So to SIP; Two years old sic to $50;
Three years old SIS to S27, Sheep and Lambs COZ,
at market; Prices in lots, ssh 90 to 81 10 each
extra and selections 81 90 to SO 90 each Swine
1880 at market
Hides, 7tas tc per b.. PcIts, 75as7c each; Cal
Skins, l2al3c per ID. Tallow, Ease. Veal CaIyc
none.
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NV NnRK. Oct.

New IoRE, Oct, 3.
Private letters from Charleston say that
the yellow fever is raging there to an awful
extent, fully as fatal as at Norfolk two years
ago
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WIRES ~ SHAW.
Attorneys and C0lnSellOrs,

(orfteE ~ rEc6's BLocK,)
Burlin ton, Vermont.
are also agents for the following frst-class
LlVH, tiE&liAIiNti INSURANCE,
Companies and will take risks aud make insurance
promptly Won application at the Office, or by letter.
yNTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Conncc.
LA4ticut. Capital 81 100000.
ZONE INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital,
aS50o,0)0.
4 tONN ECrlCUr FIRE INSURANCE CO., Hart
Sfcrd, Conn. Capital, 100000.
NORTHWESTERN INSURANCE CO., oswego
! New York. Capital, $4,000.
NEGM0NT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
CO., Montpelier, Vt. Capital ,i30, 900.
NrEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., New
' York.. Assets over 81 ,O00,GO0..
Z NIiEraG OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
y Hartford, Conn. Capital and Assets, $500, GOO.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

NOW READY AT sTOwELLs 4 HARTS
! few of those choice HAMS f our own curing.
Also 80 bbls. of VERMONT PORK, Of our own
packing, which retailing at a low figure.
apr7d6w NO. BANK BLOCK.
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HAIR DRESSING SALOON
JUST RECEIVED AT
STOWELL & HARRIS

A FEW BUCKETS OF SHAKER APPLE SAUCE,
N Flour Of Pumpkin Fresh Peaches, &c. Also
on hand few bbls. Of Greening Apples which will
be sold low.
apr7d6 NO. BANK BLOCK.
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MACK l..

These fsh ave like the ono "without any head
whose tale is in evcrybodys mouth.
Oct 4 1855
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
MEN IN WANT or BUSINESS.

A Ny smart, active man, with a capital Of from
"a 500 to $500, wishing to engage in a proita-
bic business Of trading in any city or large town
in any Of the New England States, can obtain such
n chance by applying in person or by letter to
CHARLES BLANCHARD & CO., Basement Of
Old State House, Room No. Q State street, Boston,
Mass; and by giving reference as to honesty and
ability, can obtain good credit for goods, This
presents favorable opportunity for merchants
now in business, as well as seeking business.
Oct. !, 1865. w3t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
HAIR PINS.

ORNAMENTAL Dress Hair Pins, and Jet
~ Bracelets; in great variety, at the Old Stand,
Church street Jewelry Store.
septll j. L. BRINSMAID, ACT.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. !.
by the steamship General Eusl,, we have
Brownsville, Texas, dates OF 2jth ult. The
yellow fever was raging at Matamoras and
Brownsville. The deaths from yellow fever
in this CRY yesterday were siXty-cight. and
i.a' The week they foot up $50
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

May IS. 1853.
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WOrVAT's LIFE PILLS AND

Z NIiEraG OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
= Hartford, Conn. Capital and Assets, $500, GOO.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

NrEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., New
Work.. A..etls oyer 81 1000 900.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
HONEY.

ENTITY small Boxes choice, early made Honey
u are offered for fifty small sg,u- u eariy-psid
Money by A. 5. DEWEY.
Sept. 81, 1905 daw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08

N7EGMONr MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
CO., Montpelier, Vt. Capital 100000.
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TO MERCHANTS
and School Teachers.

TO MERCHANTS
and School Teachers.
TI'1IE undersigned would respectfully announce
L to the purchasers Of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
that he hns now on hand, ready for the
F \ l. l. 7 Il 4 D E,
full supply of all the popular School Books in
use in this section of the country, which offer
ed at the lowest possible prices His arrangements
are such with the leading
Publishers Of School Books.
that he can furnish, in any quantity, on as favor
bic terms can be bought in any Of the cities.
Orders by Mail or Express promptly answered.
L. A. FULLER,
Opposite Concert Hall, 1873 Church st.
Burlington, VT, August, 1855 d&w
ARTISTS MATERIALS.
4 COMPLETE and full assortment of Artists
N Materials Books of Art Studies Of the lIu-
man Figure, Landscapes, Fruits and Flowers etc,
constantly ON hand. Teachers and other rurchas-
respectfully invited to call or order ms will
best suit their convenience with the assurance of
satisfaction.
Rornonbor tho place, 100 churcn street, oppo-
site Concert Hail. l.. A. FULLER.
Aug. 81. d&wtf.
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15w2m.
NE w BOOKS.

Price
MEMORIES OF GEyyEsARETb by MacduG, 81 90
w THE SHADOW on THE HEARTH by Rice, T5c.
THE CHILDREN OF THE KINGDOM by Tying, Coo.
MEMORIES OF BETHANY, zoe.
The CHRIsr OF HISTORY by Young, 15c.
MoRYING GLORY, zoe.
No PAINS, No GAINS, l5c.
YOUNG PILGRIM, SOC. FAR-oFF, Soc
The LYDIAs, 40c. THE IASSAus, 4Oc.
THE MARTHAs, 40c. The MARYs, 40c.
Received and for sale at
HUNIINGT0N'S Bookstore.
Corner Church and College street.
Burlington, July so, 1858. do
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PROF. ARMSTEAD's
HAIR INVIGORATO r

VNHAT an age We live in. The spinal cord is
w laid and the world is finished; it has only
now to turn round and think. We praise and
bless those who accomplished this great enterprise
But great and glorious as this enterprise is, it
cannot make the
HUMAN HAIR GROW
and assume the freshness and beauty of youth.
But Prof ARMSTEAD'S HAIR INVIGORATOR
does that thing. He is accounted good and useful
man who makes one blade Of grass grow where
none grew before, and shall not the Prof. be ac-
counted a good philanthropist, when he makes
spears Of hair grow where none grew before
Surely the world will acknowledge him such. The
immortal Bard of Avon has said what nature
scants in wit, she has made up in hair. Take
courage then all We who have little hair, and
much wit The Professor can make your hair
grow and not diminish your wit. This is a con-
summation most devoutedly to he wished. Come
| then to his
HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
and procure bottle of this Hair Invigorator; il
comes up square to this, the Professors manifesto
Come all We whose hair ha. faded and fallen and
the Professor will make it assume the beauty and
freshness of your earlier years.
Remember the place, four doors east of the
American Hotel.
Burlington, Aug l6, 1858, diff.
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ME G ii A MICS, INV NTORs
MANUFACTURERS AND FARMERS
FUNIIE Scientific American has now reached its
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 tito, dry, abstruse work
technical science; on the contrary, it so deals
with the great events going in the scientific,
mechanical and 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 business-if
the Housewife wishes to get recipe for making
good color, 6c.-if the inventor wishes to know
what is going on in the way of improvements-if
the Manufacturer wishes to keep posted up with
the times, and to employ tho best facilities in his
business-if the Man of Leisure and Study wishes
to keep himself familiar with the progress made in
the chemical labratory, or in the construction of
telegraphs, steamships, railroads, reapers, mowers
and thousand other machines and and appliances
both of peace and war-all these desiderata can be
found in the Scientific American, and elserhtre
They here presented in n reliable and interest
lug FORM adapted to the comprehension Of minds
nnlearned in the higher branches Of science and
art.
TERMS One Copy, Ono Year, So; One Copy
Six Months, 81; Five Copies, Six Months, 81; Ten
Copies, Six Months, IS; Ten Copies, Twelve
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| S22; Twenty Copies, Twelve Months, S2s, in ad-
vance.
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CHEESE T-,rrI

VII rNp .ssE'Iu.
TOTIoN cloth for Cheese bandages; also
- Linen Strsiner Cloth for Farmers use. For
sale chespst
LYMANS.
May Is. 1858. WITT.
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TOrFAT'S LIFE FILLS AND
puUNiX 8iTTEHS, in every Instance
where they have been thoroughly used have tri
umrhed over disease in almost all its diversified
forms. The sanitary effects of the Life Medicines
have ia fact been universally experienced, that
they have become fully established as the most
easy, safe and perfect mode Of treatment ever offer
cd to the public Tor sale by DR. W b. NOFFAT,
b 8,oll way, New York, and by Druggists gem
orally throughout the States.
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