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SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.

A DESIDERATUM NJ. JACOBS ANTI
IACORROSIVE AMALGAM PENS There
Pens will be found, trial, superior to Gold or
Steel ; possessing more of the action of the Quill
than the Gold Pen, they will be preferred.
Each Pen is durable as eight or ten made
from Steel they will not spatter or cut the thin
nest paper, gliding over a rough or smooth surface
as freely as the Quill, and will not injure the tint
of Red Ink, effect the durability of Black
collecting none OF that sediment in the ink which
Steel Pens invariably do.
Price Two Dollars per Gross
CAUrIoS.-Each Pen is stamped, "M Jacobs
Amalgam." Each Box has a fac-simile of the
Manufacturers signature.
For sale by
GEO. C. M0siIER, Agent,
Apothecaries Hall
Burlington, May II, 1858.
From numerous testimonials as to their superior
ity, the Manufacturer begs leave to submit the
following :ried
I have tried Mr. Jacobs Amslgam Pens. and
think them superior to any have ever used as
they do not corode, as il usually the case with
steel pens, and are, in other respects, much plea
santer TO write than either steel, albata or other
metallic Pens.
Signed, CHARLES b. SLOAN.
Book keeper American Sunday School Union.
May ifth, 1900 ddwtf
SHAKER BR0OMS; Cedar Tubs; Mons; and
- good assortment of Pals, Clothes lines. Mar.
ket-baskets, and WOODEN WARE generally,
sold at A. 5. DEWEY'S.
June 7. 1858. d&w
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DYSPEPSIA,

The great scourge of this continent yields quick
ly to course of these antiseptc Pills and the d.
gestivc organs are restored to their proper tone
matter in what hideous shape this hydra of dis
ease exhibits ITSELF this searching and unerring
remedy disperses it from the patients system.
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SCHENECTADY, July Is,
There is "a bad break in the Erie Canal
about halt mile west of this place, which
will interrupt navigation two or three days
There are IS feet of bank gone.
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FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX 10.
Canada arrived $50 A. M. detained IS
hours by fog. The British revenue returns
for the year show decrease of five million
pounds Sterling. The Canada experienced
westerly gales on her passage
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NJ A r X f T 8.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET

BosroN, Wednesday, July 81, 1851
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOLLOWAY,s OINTMENT PILLS

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT n PILLS.
The skin diseases to which the bon u,pam and
man of indolent habits are peculiarly subject, as
we'll as those scorbutic affections caused by super
abundance Of salt diet and the hardshps aud pri-
vations Of seaman's life, readily removed by
Holoway's Ointment. The disfguring blotches,
pustules, pimples, etc, arising from suppressed
perspiraon or distractions in the secretiye organs
are also Immediately obliterated by this purifying
and identifying agent. 1t has equal as means
of clearing the complexion and relieving the skin
Of discolorations and excrescences Tho Pills, as
they carry offall inward impurtiesare important
auxiliary to the Ointment in such d&wlw
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SCHENECTADY, July 10.
The repairs on the Canal break were nearly
this morning, when the bottom
gave way. Boats may pass tomorrow night.
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GENERAL DEBILITY a. WEAKNESS

From whatever cause, ioWness Of spirits, and all
other signs of diseased liver and other dsorgani-
zation Of the system, vanish under the Graduating
influence of this all powerful antiseptic and deter
cont rrnodN
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KEEP COOL
A ND in order to do so, buy one of those nice
IA Summer Hats.
JUST RECEIVED, the EVERETT and CRIT1ESDEy
Hat /; also the Bengal Plaid, which will recon-
mend themselves.
hand and for r SAFE salk Of every desirable style on
by y. ALIEN G2'tv.
June Z. d&w
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WYNN VI iNf ia W ni n L i'+N VI II II ~ 4N'''i
BAD COUGH, PAIN IN TIE SIDE, &C.
LOWELL, Oct. 7, 1916.
To DR.. d. r, Bradice ;--Sr-At the request of
your friend Mr., Jones, | send you statement of
my case, and the benefit have received from the
Hungarian Balsam. | have becn, nsarly all my
life employed in cotton mills. For eight years, l
was employed as stripper" in the carding-r room
The great changes from heat to cold which | suf-
fered, together with the dust and impurity of air,
brought on a difficulty in my chest anu lungs.
Of very serious and distressing character. My
chest seemed TO be stuffed full of phlegm, and fire.
quently came near suioeating me- ! had
pain in my side, my breathing was hard and diff
cult; and could scarcely speak louder than a
whisper also lost my appetite, and became very
weak and feeble. This about year and
half ag~ From that time to this have been
sinking very fast, have done work. l have
taken much medicine, but TO no purpose The
only thing that relieved me was tobocco | have
not only chewod, but actually eaten, large quaint
ties Of tobacco, and when nearly choked with
phlegm have swallowed enough of the juice to
however, was only short, until took tho Hunga-
rian Balsam and the change in my condition is now
wonderful to behold. Tho phlegm has been clear
ed from my chest 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
shal continue to take the Balsam until am COM
petely restored. Yours, truly,
EDWARD TURNER
Sole Proprietor, DAVID +. BRADLEE. Water
town, Mass, ~ whom an orders - Hrl1 he address
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ID i ed.

In Burlington, on the 18th inst, Miss Bridget
Mcdonald, aged II years, months.
AT Jonesvlle on the morning of the 18th inst,
Hon. RANsoM JONES, aged So years.
In Williston, VT. July 10Th, Margaret NJ arshall
wife of the late Moses MarshalI aged Sc years and
10 months.
In Manchester, June 18th, Jared Boorn, aged
6S.
In Georgia, June Goth, Edgar e. Bliss aged 22.
At Mortified, June 23d, John G. Hobart, aged
10.
In Irasburgh, June 2sth, Mr.. W. F. Landon,
aged IS.
In Bradford, June 25th, Mrs. Caroline Thomp-
son, of Barnet
In Washington, June Goth, Moses Bailey, aged
49,
In Barnet, July LIST, widow Catharine Mason,
aged rs.
In Bennington, July I'd, Lydia Morgan, aged
20.
In Calais, July I'd, Mr.. James Hargin, aged
4s.
In Peacham, July 4th, Mr.. Moses Foster, aged
81.
In Morristovn, July 4th, Mr.. Byron W. Alexan-
dor, aged %.
In St. Adams, July It'll, Mrs Emelinc +. Lock,
aged 81.
In Benson, July It'll, Alexander Resseguie, aged
81.
In Barre, July sth, Joseph Jenny, aged %.
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SICKLY FEMALES

should lose no time in trying few doses of this
regulating and renoyating remedy; whatever may
be their complaint ii be taken with safety; in
all periodical and other disorganzations, its effect
Is all but miraculous.
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION. Jus
Published by FEDERHEN CO., Booksellers and
Stationers, No. Is Court Street Boston, Brief
Treaties of As pages, on Diseases of the Sexual
System of both sexes their symptoms and treat
mcnt-preparcd by physician of the Boston Eclcc
tic Hospital. This work also contains searching
exposure of the deception and imposture practiced
by advertising quacks, with some of their name
and locations Sold by periodical dealers generally
Sent by mail, on the receipt of three postage
stamps. Address Box 1902, Boston Post-ofice.
w34wlyr
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ALBANY, 18TH.
The American State Council meets at this
city on the 18th of August. to fix the time
for the State Convention.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
INDICATED SCHNAPPN.
ROYAL SCHNAPPS
DR. WOOLF SCHNAPPS
ALONZO WOLF SCHNAPPS.
Purchase no Gin put up in bottles under the above
brands, with labels claiming to possess medical
properties. They are all common mixed Gin put
up in imitation of my Genuine Schnapps, for the
purpose of decevng the public
UDOLPIiO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and ORlp Importer
ofthe Genuine !Schiedam Schndpps
April Is. diwsSm
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OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
FOR MEDICAL PUR Poses,
PUT TT BY
Wilson, Fairbanks 4 Go.

FGNo attain the desired object of placing before
4 the public reliable article, neither time nor
expense has been spared, and the basis upon which
we place the virtue of our Whisky is, (for whatev-
purposes the purest quality may be recommend
ED that this is entirely free from any adultera-
tion whatever
Its purity cannot be questioned, a thorough
analysis has been made, will be seen by referr-
ing to the certificate attached to each bottle.
Accompanying each bottle is copy of Certii-
cate received from the State Assayer giving the re-
suit of his investigations.
In order to prevent deception, observe that the
fac smile of the signature of the firm of Wilson,
Farbank Co., accompanies each bottle, and that
the Commissioners seal is placed every cork.
without these projections none is genuine.
STATE AssAYERs OFFICE, Somerset st.
Bosros May, 1855
At the Request of Geo. F. Durham, Commits
sioner, | have carefully analysed the Bourbon
Whisky, put up by Wilson, Fairbank 4 Co., for the
Massachusetts, State Liquor Agency, and find it to
be pure, unaduterate, and fit for medicinal public
uses.
CT JACKSON, NJ. D., Mass State Assayer.
The above is put up in quart and pint bottles
and is or sale by all authorised agents.
WILSON, fAIRBANk CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Nos i3 and As Hanover
Street, Boston, to when all orders must be ad-
dressed. Also for sale by
GEO. P. BURNHAM,
State Commissioner, ISL Milk Street, Boston.
wi WOW
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NEWS FROM THE TELEGRAPHIC
FLEET.

BosToS, July II.
Ship Alice Monroe arrived at Boston, re-
ports speaking June 9th, Lat 80 .l8 ; Long.
52.G5, u. S. Steam Frigate Niagara with
her tender the Gorgon, and was boarded by
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DEATH OF GEN. QUITMAN.

NEW ORLEANS, July Il.
Gen. Quitman died at his residence near
Natchez this morning, of the disease which
he contracted at the National Hotel last fall.
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WILLISTON ACADEMY.

TGNHE Trustees and friends of this School, in
Il tending to establish it upon permanent
basis, have taken measures to enlarge, repair and
furnish the Academy building in such manner as
to render it very commodious, pleasant and conve-
nient
The FALL TERM will commence on Wednes-
day the LIST of September, and continue eleven
weeks under the charge of
j. 5. ClLLEY, Principal.
Miss MARCIA F. Fay, T Tsseiep et f f%a
Mr. W L, SEYMOUR, Teacher of Muse.
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, 3 80
Classics and Higher English, 800
French, alone, 3 90
French with other studies, extra, so
Music, with use of Piano, 10 90
Painting and Drawing, from 81 to 90
Board, including Room and Fuel, 81 so
" " and Washing rs
Good Rooms, reasonable terms, for those who
wish to board themselves.
A. b, SIMoNDS, Secretary.
Williston, July 9th, 1858. w2ws
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New YORK, July 10
[ Tribune's Correspondence


Dispatches have gone to Minister Forsyth
conveying the Presidents views regarding the
forced tax and informing him thata steamer
will be sent to Vera Cruz to convey himself
and Legation to Mobile Col. Forsyth had
written to the Department stating that after
protesting against the forced law he had
thought of demanding his passport, but had
finally deemed it best to remain in Mexico,
though he had suspended all diplomatic in
tercourse. 1t will be seen by the order to leave
that this position is not approved here.
Col. Steptoe is severely censured for his
conduct in Oregon, and will probably be
court-martialed. Gen. Stevens and Gen.
Lane have requested that the command be
assigned to Gen. Iarney, or Col. Mansfield,
and urge the calling out of volunteers No
decision has been made on these points, but
d portion of the achievements for Utah will
be added to the force for the Pacific A sup
ply Of Sharpe's Rifles had been purchased to
arm the troops.
WASHINGTON, July 10.
Capt. Longstreet has been appointed by
the President, pay master of the army in
place of Dashels, dismissed Cen Burnett,
Surveyor General of Kansas, has made all his
appointments and will leave for the Territory
this week.
WASHINGTON, July 10.
Private letters from Mexico state that Mr..
Otway, the British Minister, had received
directions from his Government to suspend
relations with the Zuloaga Government, IN
less disposition was evinced by it towards
making reparations to the British subjects.
New York, July Is.
News from the Isthmus is not specially
important.
The Cass-IIerrera Treaty was under con-
sideration in the Grenadian Legislature. A
Joint Committee of the two Houses had been
appointed to endcavor to make some COM
promise.
Copies of Mr.. Belly's contract with
the Central American Government had
reached Panama from Europe. 1t caused
great establishment.
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LEAvENwoRTH, 10Th.

LEAvENwoRTH, 18th.
By Boonville 18th. The orders removing
the troops from Fort Scott and assigning Maj
Sherman's Battery to duty in Minnesota have
been received.
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FRESH PINE APPLES:

GENTS DRESS BOOTS,
nj AIDE of French Calf, sewed. Another case
4VA just received by A. PROUTY, JR.
GENTS CONGRESS BOOTS.
MI ABE of Prunella. nice article for the sea-
4VA- son, received by A. PROUTY, JR.
June dSw
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PHILADELPHIA. Doth

NEW YORK, July 10.
William I. Porter, Editor of Porter's
Spirit of the Times, died here, to-day.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Y Il S
NOU can find those fine writing AMALGAM PENS
4 which DO NOT coRRoDE IN the ink, that will
write fine or a coarse hand, and are the best
School or Business Pen in use at
S. HUNTINGTON'S
July II. Book Store.
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4. q. HOODS

NURES Rheumatism, pain in the back and side,
~ Lameness, Headache, Toothache, Sprains,
Bruises, Burns, Wounds, Prostitutes, Fractures,
Ulcers, Enlarged Joints, Contracted Musces
Chapped Hands, Sore Throat, Sore Lips, Chilblains
and Piles. 1t is also the remedy for Cuts, Sprains,
Calls, Bruises, SwellIngs, scratches, Sores, Lame
and all other durable diseases to which Horses
are liable requiring external application.
Manufactured by A. o. HOOD, Wno0sk Falls
W., and sold by Druggists and Merchants general
ly. A. c, SPEAR, Agent.
Wlm3
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

NEW ORLEANS, Julyl7.
A collision has occurred to the mail train
on the New Orleans and jackson Rail Road
at Bahala, wounding several persons. No
one was killed
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NOT | c F.
WE have established branch of our
THREsHING MACHINE
VI A N u + 4 G T o RY
n o I | c F.

AT CHAMPLAIN VILLAGE, NY,
where we shall keep on hand our celebrated Horse
powers Threshers and Cleaners also, all parts and
pieces for repairing. With our long experience,
ane the unequalled reputation of our Machines,
we hope to secure an increased patronage among
the Farmers of lew York, Vermont and Canada.
From this place we can forward machines to any
place, on Railroads and Lake, and navigable waters
WITH DISPATCH.
Please call and look at the Machines
DAVIS co.
lot, I'll.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN AGANEMY.

| 4HO1 ~ AIN
'ENllE Fall Session of this Institution will com
a mence on Wednesday Sept. LIST, and continue
| eleven weeks.
GEO. LEE LYMAN, A. NJ, MD,
Principal.
Mrs LAURA W. BICKNELL, Teacher Of French.
MISS AMELIA L. MARSH, TEACHER of Music and
Drawing.
Miss AURORA L. BURBANK, T,aehe, Of O,,,.
,r,,.. tai Painting.
THOMAS MAGINNIS, Teacher of Vocal Ny,,,.
10 those acquainted with Dr. Lyman as Teach
err, the Trustees deem commentator unnecessorv
10 others they would only say that, for ten years
ne mas been successfully employed as Principal of
an Academy, most of the time in Hinesburgh and
burlington, where he has earned a reputation for
apllity and thoroughness unsurpassed by any
leacher in the State. Miss Marsh has devoted her
tlmo from childhood to the study and practice of
Music under the instruction of the most celebrated
Professors in this country and for four years past
mas been successful Teacher at Bellows Falls and
IN the Institution at Castleton. She is recommend.
ed as possessing attachments in the science OF
Music.
English branches, and French $50
Classics, under the in Music with use
struction Of the Prin- of Piano 1000
pal, 81 90 Drawing Paint
Urinary Dopartm't 800 ing from 50 90 to 90
BoARD in good families from ST so to 81 70.
Rooms furnished those who wish to board them
selves, reasonable terms
b. NJ. BURBANK, SECRETARY.
Underhill Centre, June "a, 1858. wlm2
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IL Il NJ q v f ID .

RE MOVE
n SNOW, has removed his CONNECTION
IL. cry SALOON from Church Street to
College Street, (oppositH. II. Doolittle's Store
and is ow rea dy to supply customers as usual,
Call and see d. SNOW,
College St., Burlington, Vt.
May 3, 1858. dlw&w3mos
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CONVENTION OF THE SONS OF
MALTA.
PHILADELPHIA, July II.

PHILADELPHIA, July II.
One hundred and fifty delegates to the
Convention of Malta, including Is from San
Francisco, and Representatives from Cuba
and Mexico are present Delegates from
France and England are expected by the
Canada. The Convention meets on Monday
next.
PHILADELPHIA. July l9.
The Graud National celebration of the
Sons of Malta met this morning in the Grand
Council Chamber in this City. 1t is esti-
mated that from 1900 to 1900 members are
in the City. A grand procession of the Order
will take place before the adjournment of the
Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, Goth.
The National Convention of the "Sons Of
Malta" reassembled this morning. A re-
port was adopted for the formation Of ii con-
sistory, consisting of 2 Delegates from each
Lodge represented. The Convention then
adjourned. An Universal Convention of all
the Lodges in the World, is spoken of and
will probably take place in 1859.
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NEW BOOKS!

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