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In awarding premiums Swine, regard is to
be had, not merely to the size and present condi-
tion, but to that excellence of breed FORM struct-
urc and proportion. which will afford the greatest
profit with the smallest expense.
C0n,HRiee.-Ransom Jones' Richmond John
Work, Huntington; Philo d. Percval, Shelburne
Harmon Tracy, Essex; Lewis Mott, South Hero.
Boars $500 800
Breeding Sows 800 200
Lttcrs Of Pig not less than !, under
- months old 800 200
Best Fat Hog 800 200
Best Pig under year old 100 90
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION, J
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EZRA MEECH,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, Tho Hon. the
- DISTRICT OF cHITTEyDEy, SIS. Probate Court for
the District of Chittenden to all persons interested
in the estate of Ezra Mech late of Sheburne in
said District, deceased Greeting.
Whereas, said Court hath assigned the 10th day
of July next for the settlement of the adminisra-
ton account of the special administrator of the said
deceased, and ordered that public notice thereof be
given to all persons interested in said estate, by
publishing this order three weeks successfully pre-
vious to the day assigned, in the Burlington Free
Press, printed in Burlington, in said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court Rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned then and there to contest the allow
ance of said account, if you see cause.
Given under my hand, this 10th day of June,
A. d. 1855.
w52w3 W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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VEGETABLES.

Con,mittee.-S, E. Howard, Burlington; George
Bliss, Shelburn NJ. B. Catlin, Burlington; Bald
win Landon, South Hero; I. D. Pearl, Milton
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llooD's LrNIMrNr. We only add our tes-
timony to that ofmany Others of our citizens
who have been benefited by it, in saying
that we believe this liniment to be a really
excellent remedy for the various diseases re-
quiring an external application of the kind,
and we are glad to learn that it is having II
large and increasing sale Mr. Hoods adj.
vcrtisement will be found in another column
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BANK SUSPENSION,

BALTIMORE, June 10Th.
The American Bank, lately opened under
doubtful circumstances, closed its doors this
morning. 1t is supposed to have consider
able circulation at the West. Its funds have
all been drawn from the Bank of Commerce
of this city.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, June 10Th

New ORLEANS, June 10Th
Mayor Waterman has resigned after hav-
ing been reinstated in Office by the city coun-
ellis, and the two Boards have elected ii. NJ.
Somers.
Harvey, the murder Of Stone has been ac-
quilted
New ORLEANS, June 81.
Gerard Stith was inaugurated Mayor of
this City, to-day. Thomas E. Adams is APP
r,oirt I'd Chinf Of the pnlinn Othor nnnoin /.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, ". IL. June -.
In the Legislature this afternoon, resolu-
tons were introduced on national topics by
Mr.. Eastman of Southworth. They are brief
and contain strong republican sentiments.
A discussion will be had upon them to-mor-
row night.
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TUNHE IMPROVED CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP
Il is said by those who have used it, to excel
any other soap now in use I; 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 il. 1t
is sold by DEWEY.
June, lG. 1858. dIwtf
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THE SECOND ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
Chittenden County
Agricultural Society,
WILL BE HELD AT
Burlington, October 9th md 7th, s5s.

WILL BE HELD AT
Burlington, October 9th md 7th, 1858.
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
PRESIDENT,
EDWIN ID. MASON, Richmond.
VICE PRESIDENTS,
JOSIAH FUTILE, Essex;
JAMES A. SHEDD, Burlington.
TREASURER,
L. NJ. HAGAR, Burlington.
SECRETARY,
RUSSELL S. TAFT. Burlington.
BOARD OF MANAGERS,
RUSSELL j. MORSE, Bolton; JOHN B. WHEELER,
Burlington; U. II. PENNIMAS, Colchester; DANIEL
G. LAKE, Charlotte; Byron STEVENS, Essex; +.
WILSON, hinesburgh; A. J. CRANE, Huntington;
HoYr BosrwIcK, Jericho; +. b. HATHAWAY, Mil
ton; HENRY GnLETT, Richmond; j. l.. BARsTow,
Shelburne SMITH WRIGHT St. George; GEORGE
THoRP, Underhill; WILLIAM E. ALLEN, Westford;
EDWARD BRowsELL, Williston.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
EpwIN D. MASON BYRON STEVENS,
U. H. PESNMAS, JOHN B. WHEELER
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CANCEMI CONVICTED.

New YORK, June 10Th.
The second trial of Cancemi, the Italian
for the murder of Police Officer, resulted
in verdict of guilty of murder, to-day.
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GREAT NOVELTY,

VNDEL1BLE, duplicate Impression Paper-an
l. invaluable article to Botanists and children
studying Botany. Also for copying letters.
Come and 500 il, if you don't buy-it will re-
commend itself For sale at
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WASHINGTON Juno 90.

WAsHIYGToN june %.
The Vice President leaves for his home
Kentucky, to-day. Mr. Douglass goes henceh
tomorrow and will maintain his ground in
Illinois, at all hazards.
WASHINGTON June 81.
The State Department has received dis
patches from Minister Reed, announcing his
intended resignation and return from China.
Tribune Correspondence.
The report of Lord Malmesbury's explana-
ton on the Gulf outragcs does not correspond
with the views presented to Mr. Dallas and
by him communicated to Mr.. Cass. So far
from there being a slight difference of opinion
as alleged, there is a very material and posi-
tive disagreement which will be exhibited
in the answer Of this government soon to be
transmitted.
WASHINGTON, June %.
The Official adyices received by the last
arrival from England are of more favorable
character than has been represented. They
reiterate friendly sentiments towards this
country, and disavow intentional offence
against our flag, and mention, the fact that
prompt orders have boon ioeurd ~ di'Do"tin
ue the visits which have given rise to the
present difficulties. Her Maicsty's Govern
ment does not insist on visitation or search as
right but as both nations are solicitous to
put an end to the African Slave Trade, it
desires a mutual arrangement as to the prop
er and most acceptable manner of ascertain
ing the character of suspected slavers. This
| is the mooted point. The tenor of the des-
patches so fal rom being unsatisfactory is in
| fact that the doctrine so long maintained by
our government is considered as practically
acknowledged by Great Britain. The differ
ences between the two countries are not such
as cannot be amicably accommodated,
1t is understood that the Cabinet to-day had
under consideration the affairs of Utah which
are so complicated as to require great caution
in their management From the present indi.
cation all the troops now on the way will
continue their march to Utah What add
tional measures will be pursued will depend
on the character of the next officia
dispatches from that quarter. The charge
of Judge Eckels to the Grand Jury agains
polygamy is condemned as being calculated
to,embarrass the pacific actions of the Nor
mons.
Tribune Correspondence.
Lord Napier to-day prepared despatche
conveying to his government intelligence o
the satisfaction evinced by our adminstra
ton at the turn which the cruiser controver
sey has taken and giving assurance that tn
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To the Citizens of Vermont.
wolfe's Celebrated Schiedam Aromatic
Schnapps.

SCHHuUVts
This medicinal beverage is manufactured by the
proprietor, at Schedam, Holland expressly for
medicinal use, by process peculiar to his own
Factory. 1t is the pure Tincture of the Italian
Juniper Berry, whose more vinous extract is dis.
titled and rectied with spurious solvent, which
favor ana al iona, altogether, transccndant in its
cordial and medicinal properties to any alcoholic
stimulant made in the world. 1t is now pre-.
scribed by more than 5000 physicians in the Uni
ted States in cases Of Gravel, Gout, Dropsy, and
Bladder and Kidney Complaints.
Put up in Quart and Pint Bottles, in cases Of
one dozen qts., and cases of two dozen pts, and
for sale by all the Druggists and Country Mer-
chants
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HONEY AND MAPLE SUGAR
Best loaf brown bread made by Misses.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MI
CiIANlCAL MANUFACTURES.
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PEOPLES STORE.

JUST RECEIVED, one case Palmleaf Fans
- cents piece.
HOTCHKISS JELLISON.
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BUTTER AND CItEESE.

For other varieties of Fowls discretionary
Premiums, not exceeding
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Comniuee,-J. Torrey, Burlngton ]. N. pome-
roy, Burlington; S. L. Howard, Burlington.
PLUMS.
Most numerous collection Of choice va
reties, 80
Best varieties, / dozen each, Fl
OUNCES.
" collection, 81
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GRAPES-OPEN CULTURE.

FOREIGN VARIETIES
Most numerous collection not less than
varieties, punches each SO 2
Best single variety, 3 punches, /
NATIVE VARIETIES.
Best varieties, s punches each, 50 2
" single voriety, /
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MATCHED AND SINGLE HORSES
md COLTS.

MI animals entered in this class, must appear
before the committee at the bride or halter.
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EURES Rheumatism, pain in the back and side,
- Lameness, Headache TuUthachc, Sprains,
Bruises Burns, Wounds, Prostitutes, Fractures,
Ulcers, Enlarged Joints, Contracted Muscles,
Chapped Hands, Sore Throat Sore Lips, Chilblains
and Piles 1t is also the remedy for Cuts, Sprans,
Calls, Bruises, SwellIngs, Scratches, Sores, Lame
ness and all other durable diseases to which Horses
are liable requiring external application.
Manufactured by A. o. HOOD, Winooski Falls
Vt. and sold by Druggists and Merchants general
w. A. C, SPEAR, Agent.
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nave useu the Scnnapps In
THE MEDICAL REFERENCE
DR.. VI. C. Green,
DR.. Robbins,
DR.. II. ;. Lee,
DR.. l.. b. Adams,
DR.. j. B. Cross,
DR.. Ariel kendrick,
DR.. N. C. Stevens,
DR., Robert Capen,
DR.. Ira Warren,
DR.. Cheever,
DR.. 5. Perham,
DR., X. L. Hinkly,
DR.. NJ. C. Greene,
DR.. f. Randall,
DR.. VIM. Halves,
DR.. Geo. Heaton,
DR.. VIM. II. Cooper,
DR.. Sam'l. Weber,
DR.. j. W. Warren,
DR.. MCGOWAN,
D. ". Tucker, ". D.,
7. W. Tobie, NJ. D.,
David Thayer, VI. D.,
j. A. Tarbell, NJ. D.,
Calvin Stevens, NJ. D.,
Thomas II. Pickerton, NJ.
E. Palmer, NJ. D.,
George W. Otis, NJ. D.,
Mr.. J. D. Mott, NJ. D.,
b. B. Moore, NJ. D.,
L. Hatch, NJ. D.,
B. Greene, NJ. D.,
NJ. S. Ellis, NJ. D.,
George Derby, NJ. D.,
John A. Cummings, NJ. NJ.
Josiah Curtis, NJ. D.,
w. W. Goldman, NJ. D.,
D. W. Blake, NJ. D.,
John A. Andrews, NJ. D.,
j. Il B. F. Abbott, NJ. D.,
s. L. Parker, ". D.,
Z. W. Carpenter, ". D.,
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INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

WASHINGTON. june Is.
The mail from the South is at hand as late
as due. The New Orleans papers bring de-
tails of the news per Steamer Tennessee.
The idea of the L. S. Protectorate. says
the Extraordinary, is ridiculed in Mexico.
There is anarchy in Sonora. Gomez was
unsuccessfully bescgcd for one week by 1000
Indians. Whole villages had been burned
and the population murdered. Santa Cruz
De Mayor had been entered by Indians. The
women and children were confined in
church and burned with the rest of the town.
\ battle had been fought on the plains of
Elsancito, between Esquiera and Gandara,
in which the latter was defeated and killed.
The former had pronounced in favor of
Junrez.
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Commttec.--John s. Patrick Hinesburgh; c.
l.. Harding, Colchester; 5. Colby, Richmond; Ira
Andrews, Sheburn; L. A. Writer'S, Milton; abb
jah Hatch, Grand Isle.
One hundred dollars are appropriated to this
class to be distributed in premiums in the discre-
ton of the Committee. SlU0
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MEDICAL REFERENCES IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

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~ I'iI u r. Eihihs'
~ o. a. Sahuporn'
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II ~ W I'U Wy ~ ~ 4 aG H
H. II ~ c Hiasoh' VI, n ~
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IoLn I Wln,.; AZ NJ - u
= or !; I TaIin ,t " n D|
Svn ~ " w. br,c W., II n n
u So Nj Nh ~ =
r. r II II CIR, Cncbran ~ m A.
III r. - s SLnrn an, VI M n ~
nos sherman SHERMAN VI, ~
= = nE Htlc Eii NJ u; =
q; A n iooet's = NJ ~
= W VI ~ rage NJ VI T. ~
. W. D ones, NJ =,
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LIGHT LIGHT
A. a.. FOGn'S

II ERoSENE LAMPS for sale at China Hall, l50
IN Church Street. for one half the usual price.
Burlington, May 10, 1855. s. s. BROWN.
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WIRES & SHAW.
Attorneys and COllnSellOrs,
(orrIcE IN PEcK's BLock,)

(oFFIcE IN PEcKs BLocK,)
are also agents for the following frst-cass
LIFE, FIRE g. MARINE INSURANCE,
Companies and will take risks and make insurance
promptly, on application at the Office, or by letter.
ENTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Conncc-
ZlLticut Capital, 81 100000.
HoME INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital,
L 100000.
EoNNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE CO., Hart
~ ford, Conn. Capital, 100000.
NORTH WESTERN INSURANCE CO., Oswego,
INNew York. Capital, Sl50,000.
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
' CO., Montpelier, Vt. Capital 100000
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., New
1NYork. Assets over 81 100000.
(NHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
OIIartford, Conn. Capital and Assets, $500, 900.
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HORSES

Preference TO bo given to the variety Of Horses
possessing strength, size and endurance, for field
labor, combined with the action which qualities for
the carriage or saddle; reference being had in the
case Of Stations and Breeding Mares TO their ped
igree and progeny.
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BULLS, cows AND CALVES.
SHEEP.

Committee John Van Sicklin, Burlington; +.
Wilson, Hinesburgh; c. B. Cook, Charlottei Zenas
Clark, South Hero; Solon Rawson, Jericho
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FRESH PINE APPLES I;
FOR SALE,

A SMALL lot of very fine ones were this morn
N ing received at DEWEY'S.
June u, 1855. d&w
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ADDITIONAL RULES AND REGULATIONS.
Tickets for all Animals and articles intended for
exhibition competition, must be obtained at the
Secretary's Office before entering the Fair Ground,
and must be attached to the animal or article, by
the owner
Each animal or article must possess superior
excellence to entitle it to any Premium.
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A VERY ELEGANT pair ofyoung horses, dark
IA chestnut color perfectly matched, kind and
sound in every respect. Bred by the subscriber,
can DO seen at his residence at Brush's Mills,
Franklin County. Ogdensburg rail road cars stop
twice, morning and afternoon.
d2twls HENRY n. BRUSH.
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ANNIVERSARY OF BUNKER HILL

The anniversary of the ever memorable
battle of Bunker Hill which occurred today,
is not marked by any general celebration.
There are, however, several military parades
and other festivities
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ComDuto.-E, Il. Green, Richmond; Henry
Lawrence, st. George; Orange Phelps, South Hero;
Norman Brownell, Wilston; Ezra Alexander,
Charlotte.
Best Butter made in June not less than
% lbs. 81 2
Best Butter made in September not less
than 20 lbs. So
Best sample cheese not less than 100 lbs. 4 .
HONEY AND MAPLE SUGAR
Comn,tee.-Noah Tyler, Westford; James o.
Grady, sheburn; Henry Rolie, Burlington; SAM
val Dewitt Bolton; jesse Landon, South Hero;
Hiram Day, Jericho.
Best Honey not less than 10 lbs. 81
Bcst Maple Sugar not less than % lbs.
BREAD.
Contlaifec.--A sahcl Peck Burlington; Isaac
Nye Burlington; Josiah futile, Essex; b. E. b.
Kennedy, Richmond; Abel C. Palmer, Charlotte;
Ira W. Sayles, Huntington Abram Harding,
South Hero; Elijah B. Reed Jericho.
Best loaf Of wheaton bread made by
Misses, So 4
Best loaf brown bread made by Misses 4
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CommH;ee--NathanielP Parker, Burlngtno; A.
c. Noble, Richmond; Frederick Loveland, Grand
Isle.
Trotting stations SEQ GOO LOO
Trotting Mares 400 200 90
Best Trotting pairs 400 800 200
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND Me
CiIANlCAL MANUFACTURES.
Commttee.--John s. Patrick Hinesburgh; c.
l.. Harding, Colchester; 5. Colby, Richmond; Ira
Andrews, Sheburn; L. A. Witgers, Milton; abb
jah Hatch, Grand Isle.
One hundred dollars are appropriated to this
class to be distributed in premiums in the discre-
ton of the Committee. SlO0
HOUSEHOLD AND DOMESTIC MANUFAC-
TURES.
Con,mttee.-Thoma. II. Garfield, Burlington;
Geo. w. Bromley, Huntington Mrs. Z. H.
Wheeler. Charlotte; Mrs. f. W ison Hinesburgh;
Mrs. Baldwin Landon, South Hero; Miss c.
Dewey, Milton.
Twenty-Five dollars are appropriated to this
class, to be distributed in premiums in the discre-
ton Of the Committee, S25
APPLES.
Con,,ai,tee.-Buel Landon. South Hero; Byron
Stevens, Essex; Samuel Quincy, Underhill; Ira A.
Colamer, Shelburn
For the most numerous collection of choice
varieties So 2
Best II varieties, 4 each 2
" varieties, each
90 Seeding autumn apples 6 in
number)
" autumd Dessert apple, !
Conmittee.-D. A. Smalley, Burlington; Horace
Hatch, Burlington; Lyman Hall, Shelburn
Most numerous collection of choice va
rietics, 81 !
Best six varieties, each, 3 |
Best single variety autumn pear, each
Best new seeding pear,
MISCELLANEOUS FRUITS.
Commiaee,-J. Torrey, Burlington; j. N. pome-
p,,r1 c R,,rli
PLUMS.
Most numerous collection Of choice va
Best varieties, l dozen each, q
OUNCES.
collection 81
GRAPES-oPEN CULTURE.
FOREIGN VARIETIES.
Most numerous collection not less than 3
varieties, 3 punches each SO
Best single variety, punches,
NATIVE VARIETIES.
Best varieties, punches each, 50
" single voriety,
MELONS.
Water Melons, best specimens 5
Musk Melons, best varieties, specimens s
FLOWERS.
Commites-J. II. Worcester, Burlington Mr.
| Lydia Mech, Shelburn; Mrs. j. NJ. Root, Bur
lington; Mrs. c. Hagar, Burlington; S. c. Moore
| Burlington.
Dahlias best display in bloom 81
| Phloxes,
Fuchsias,
Verbenas best varieties, 81 80
| BooUETs.
Best round boquet, for centre table
Best fat mantle boquet,
Best hand boquet, round,
Best hand boquet, fiat,
ORIGINAL FLORAL DESIGNS.
Best and most appropriate,
Second best do.
VEGETABLES.
Commitee.-S, Z. Howard, Burlington; Georl
Bliss, Shelburn; NJ. B. Catlin, Burlington; Ball
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TO DAIHIMEN.

TO DAIKI MEN.
7 have a large number Of Cheese Boxes, and
l. about hundred Cheese Boards for sale. ANY
one in want of these articles will some money
by purchasing of 4. 5. DEWEY.
y. B. Ihave also Cistern in good condition,
suitable for small family which will be sold
much below tho cost.
aprill0d&w A. 5. DEWEY.
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STATIONS d BREEDING MARES

Communicate. A. Holcomb, Isle LaMott; CIV.
Brownell, willistonj VIM. Russell, North Hero;
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NEW BOOKS,

NEW BUUhS.
AT THE CHURCH ST. BOOK STORE:
"A "Mary Derwcnt," by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens.
Steps toward Heaven" by I. S. Arthur.
I" Plain Words to Young Men," by Augustus
Woodbury..
"Father Hensons story &c.
For sale by +. a. FULLER.
Burlington june 18th, Us. d&w
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SMOKED REEF

SMOKED BEEF.
nNE CASK SMOKED BEEF, just received
OAlso few prime Hams. For sale by
VANSICKLIN & WALKER.
June Is. 1858. South Wharf.
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WAsHINGToN. June %.


Orders have been issued for the Frigate
Saranac to leave Panama and cruise so far
as Guayamas, to investigate the injustice
inflicted on Americans along that coast
Secretary Toucey has determined to have
the new Shops built of wood, and not of
iron as has been suggested
Tribune Correspondence.
Col. Kane was in conference this morning
with the President and Secretary of War.
He expresses an opinion that there is danger
from the Mormons. His statements are not
entirely satisfactory. He has certain mex
plicable reservations difRonlt to understand,
When it was supposed that the mission of
the peace commissioners was too late, he
said they had still abundant opportunity for
the exercise Of useful Offices. They meet
again tomorrow after which the disposition
of Gen. Johnston command and of the ad-
vAncing achievements, will be determined
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New York, June 10

Times Washington Correspondence
The following is the present condition of
the Treasury On deposit 81 ,070 900; sub
jet to draft 'S4,359,3O; receipts of the week
5000 900
The mission to France, II is believed, has
been offered to John A. Dix. Mr.. Fay,
Minister to Switzerland, and Mr.. Daniels,
Minister at Turin, are to be recalled, Mr.
Dodge, Minister to Spain, is also to be re-
on llnl
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MEDICAL REFERENCES IN VERMONT.

MEDICAL REfEhE
DR.. C. NJ. Hall,
DR.. Z. o. Whipple,
DR. L. Wells Hibbard,
DR.. Downs,
DR.. A. C. Smith,
DR.. E, C. Cross,
Augustus Ross, NJ. D.,
job Leonard, NJ, D.,
VIM. A. Chaplin, NJ, D.,
Levi Burton, NJ, D.,
5, 5. Flagg, NJ. D,
q. n. Brigham, NJ. D.,
Hiram Dow, NJ. D.,
j. n. Moore, NJ. D.,
II. Benson, NJ. D.,
Ira Smith, NJ. D.,
7. Webb, n. D.,
Ephraim Barker, NJ. d,
Sumner Putnam, NJ. D.
A. II. W. jackson, Nj
j, II, Farnsworth, NJ, d.
Daniel Sanborn, NJ. D.,
VIII " Richardson NJ
E. Brewster, NJ. D.,
Thomas j. Burett, NJ D
Geo. R. Bagley, NJ. D.,
Seth Ransom, NJ. D.,
D. Alexander, NJ. D.,
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Dispatches from Com. Macintosh, dated
on board the Colorado at st. Domingo, give
assurance that ample reparation viii! be made
for the outrages committed upou our ships.
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LIST OF NUNS, RULES
AND REG U ALTON AND
MMITTEE LIST.
CATTLE.-.OxEN AND STEERS.

Oxen and Steers must be presented in the yoke,
with a chain to secure them; and in awarding pre-
miums, the committee will take into consideration
their docilty training close matching and strength,
as we'll as size beauty and general appearance.
yoke of Oxen entered as Fat Oxen, will not be al
lowed to compete in the Strings of Oxen, or as
working Oxen. Best Fat Cows will not be allowed
20 compete in Best Pens, or as Mich Cows
Committee-L B. Plat, Colchester; D. A. Muir
ray, Williston; George Thorp, Underhill; John L.
Mason, Richmond; VIM. NJ. Fletcher, South'IIero.
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DRIED APPLES.
SnOLBS. VERY CHOICE DRIED APPLES
e)OO For sale by
VANSICKLTN & WALKER,
June Is, 1858. South Wharf