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REMOVAL! REMOVALS.!
l.. NTH II UST

MAS REMOVED HIS
Il I 8 & s II q u f.
To No. ), Bank Bioct one door East Farmers g.
Mechanics Bank
NXTHERE he has complete assortment of
w Musical Merchandise, and all goods pertain.
ing to his branch Of business.
large assortment of Piano Fortcs from the
manufactures hickering, Woodward Il Brown
and Brown Il Allen, whose instruments are we'll
known to be superior to any others manufactured
in this country.
SERAPHINES AND MELoDEONS,
manufactured by Prince 4 Co., Buffalo, and Car
thart Il Needham, New York, Of all sizes and pa
terms, and every instrument warranted.
Sheet Music.
More than Ten Thousand Pieces now on hand
and all new pieces of Music received as soon as
published Glce Books and Church Music Books
ofevery description.
Mr.. Rust will sell all articles as low as those
of the same quality be obtained in any city,
and liberal discount to teachers and those who
buy to sell again.
Grateful for the patronage he has thus far re-
ccived, he will spare no fort to keep a complete
assortment Of articles usually kept in a Music
Store, and by constant personal attention to his
business, hopes to see in his and commodious
Store, all Of his old and many new customers.
Burlington, July 49, 1856, w3wtf.
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BARRE ACADEMY

SnATIN IL WOOD SAP BUCKET
rOO 10000 Sap Spouts.
goo Bushels Northern Vt. Herds Grass Secd-pure
Russia Iron and Copper Sap Pans
so, co and 80 Gal. Cauldron Kettles.
Zinc, Tin and Wood Cheese Tubs.
5000 10 and at. Pans. Also
A large lot of Churns, Pals, Tin-warc, Stoves,
Farmers Boilers, &C, &c.
On hand and for sale at the Richmond agricultural
Warehouse, as cheap the cheapest, by
HENRY p. DOW.
Richmond Vt, March TO- 1888. Swift
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
yl'tlE Cumrtnrrsulp heretofore existing
II between the subscribers is this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
j. LEWIS,
". l.. HARRIS.
Burlington March 3lst 1855. wSw-
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MUSIC! MUsIC!. MUsIC!!!
j. Rice, Teacher of Brass Bands

Boston, aud Leader Of the Boston Cornet Band.
R1CES Quadrille and Serenade Choir of Boston
will be in Burlington, Vt. about the 18th of 0cto-
Der, and will remain there until Spring.
Having had many earnest solicitations from my
friends in Vermont to return to them in the Fall
| have concluded to do So and at the same time
prevailed on some fine talent of Boston to take a
trip to the country and remain there the Winter
season.
Our Band will number six performers, and will
furnish music either Band Orchestra, for Balls
COtillion Parties, Promenade Concerto. Private
Parties Weddings, &c, &c. Any number of
pieces furnished
n. H. ADAMS, Leader Of the Orchestra; j.
RIcE, Leader of the Serenade Choir; b. W.
WAREHOUSE, Prompter.
Orders left at W, W. Partrdge's Music store
will receive prompt attention.
July q. &wtf
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=. HUNTINGTON

HAS ADDED TO HIS BLANK BOOK MANU-
factory n new and improved Paging Machine
His Bindery is now under the Superintendent of
MIR. WM. SCOTT, and is prepared to furnish any
kind Of PACED Blank work in the most desirable
manner. The attention of all parties using Blank
work is called to this machine.
All orders for Blank Work or Printed work will
meetprompt attention.
W. SCOTT,
Blank Book Manufacturer and Bookbinder
Burlington, Feb %, 1858. won
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EVERY FAMILY SHOULD BE ARMED
family armed with Radpdy'S Ready Rei,ef Regnia-
tors aud Resovent well fortified, for with these
Remedies you resist, break up and drive oai of
the system all diseases that have ever afflicted hui
manity since the fall of Adam.
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sI,OOoA YEAR! $1,000 YEAR,!
TEACHERS! TEACHERsl!

FRIENDS OF EDUCATION IN CHITTENDEN
COUNTY AND VICINITY;
NOU are hereby notified and urgently request
Il ed to attend on the session, and assist IN the
exercises of the Semi-annual Meeting of the Chit
teuden County Teachers Association, which will be
holden in Hnesburgh Friday and Saturday,
the lith and 18th of the present month.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Friday, 10 o'clock, A. M.-Preliminary Exercises.
p. M.-Discusson and Address.
" " +" Address,
Saturdays " A. Manifestations of Teach.
ing.
" p. M.-Discussion, Address and
Business.
By order Of the Elk. Com,
A, L. LEAYENW0RTH, Cor. Sec.
MAY 4th. dGw2w
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New JeWelry. Watches. &c.,


on CoSsIGSMEST-To BE SOLD OFF VERY Low.
y An Entire NEW Stock Of Rich Jerelry. e
Mosacs, of new patterns, Gold Stones, Paintings,
Florentnes, &c. Gents and Ladies Gold Pins.
Sleeve Buttons, Ladies and Gents Gold aud
Silver Open-Face and Hunting Watches,
Centre Second Watches Olive and Plain
Silver Spoons, Forks, &c, 81 Spoons
Engraved in amanner unsurpassed BY
any 81 Wedding Rings.
Crochet kings and Hooks, Combs
Brushes Perfumes, Soaps,
Razors, Gents Dressing Cases.
Clocks of the best quality;
Clocks an d Watches
Cleaned and Repaired
usual-at the
OLD STAND,
Church Street
J. E. BRINSMAID, Agent.
Burlington, VT, March 3oth, 1856. d6v
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Bosrov, Feb. 10, 1857.
In. ID. 1, BrADLEE--SlR--I cannot refrain
from saying a word To you in commentator of
'BucAan's Hungarian Balsam of Life" Here is a
plain statement Of facts in relation to my case,
and they are Of any service in inducing the sick
to seek relief at the source from whence obtained
it, | shall be thankful
My residence is in Norway Me- Three years ago
last fall, took violent cold, which left cough
Of the most aggravated kind, accompanied by u
severe pain in the lott side. Last June | had be-
come 50 feeble that | obliged to quit all work,
and was confined to the house until about four
week. since. During that time | received the best
medical attendance, and tried nearly all the mcdi-
zines which are recommended in such cases, but
could lind no relief but grow worse, and for the
lat three weeks was confined to my bed Two Of
my physicians gave me up as past recovery. But
rs fortune would have il, | heard Of the Hungar-
in Ral-lm, and Immediately procured bottle
ll.s gave no instant relief and six bottles have
b.ukyi up my cough, and placed me in a situation
TO resume with advancing health, my usual oecu-
patton. Yours, truly,
CHURCHILL COBB.
Sole Proprietor, DAVID F. BRADLEE, Water
town, Mass, to whom all orders should be address
ed. Sold by Druggists aud dealers in medicine in
every town in the United States and British
Provinces. apr2wlm
THEO. \. PECK, Agent, Burlington, Vt.
Tg7HOCSANDs THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
4 Are Sick. Thousands would g i've Half their
Fortunes to be " H.
Send then to On. TYLER who, by Spirit aid, can
ZEE what other guess at can see your disease,
SOC rll h. ryi and progress and see tie means
~ cuf-. I0l descriptive circular and list of all
most mira ul4us cures performed during the past
five wears In the West and South, send one three
cent amp, 49, address d. :. Tyl,r, iI2 Broad
VIM. New York
Persons at n distance can bee treated by sending
" uch 90 h''i' age seA and -yrmtom.. Consultation
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While we repudiate qunckery, we are always
pleased to give credit for that itch is truly
full, and to give information, which may benefit
others. few days ago a brother of ours from
Norway, Me-, came into our Office, in comfortable
health, whom we did not expect to see again on
Garth. We received letter few weeks since,
from another brother resident in the house with
him. saying that he confined to his bed, and
could not probably continue but a short time
Judge then of our surprise when him enter
our Office, lie has a slight cough remaining, as it
would be natural that he should have, until he has
had further time for acquiring strength of lungs
But he is in comfortable health. The following
letter which lac a dresses to the general Boston
Agent for the medicine which has restored him so
wonderfully, will show what medicine has been
the instrument of the good work
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TO OUR PATRONS.
Owing 10 the limited demand Of late for many
styles of
d r Y G o U d Is
especially the finer qualities, We shall give you
an opportunity to select from entire stock Of
rich
D r Z 5 q 0 o b
Lyons Velvets, Cloaks and Materials, shswls,
Embromeries and Laees,
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
and all kinds Of
u 5 II o l. b DRY GooDs
Random Prices,
We hope this will be sufficient apology for devil
ating from our customary prices An excellent
opportunity is now offered to purchase useful gifts
for the
II o L D A Y
All in want OF any kind of Dry Goods are invited
to come and sc what
RANDOM MEANS AT THE
B Z r INV
Terms Cash Only,
Respectfully
ddw' N. PECK, JR., co.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

that we OWNhs Rights for Chttcnden County,
of the Stereotype and Patent Ambrotype.-
None are genuine WITHOUT the Patent Mark. People
are cautioned against being humbugged by tran.
sient and irresponsible individuals into the pur-
chase of pictures, which, inferior at first are sure
to fade and become effaced by time. Our Ambro-
types and Sphercotypes literally iadesructibie,
except by violence or fire.
We pay particular attention to PICTURES
OF CHILDREN Infants likenesses taken in
one second. Bring the children along; we can take
them; it is n sure thing with
We have the best and the largest collection
of specimens of our art in this State and invite the
Public generally to give n call
WELLS, MILLER & CO.,
Church St, Burlington, VT.
Mar hiss. wifi
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b o 5 I o n.
PURCHASERS of any kind of Fancy Goods
Il Toys-Portc Misunderstanding Birds-IIair
Nail and Tooth bs-Pencls-Pens-
Pen Holders-Glass Beads-Meerschaum Pipes and
Segar Holders-Marbles-II Willow Wagons
Hair Oils-Colognes- -SOaps--Genuine Old Brown
Windsor Soap--Accordeons-- Violins--Elutes-
Harmoneons-Jews' Harps-Vicnna Matches with
out sulphur-and, in fact, any article in the Yam
kee Notion line, will find it very advantageous to
call.
Peddlers, purchasing for cash. will find it worthy
of their attention to look at our large stock.
HOLDEN, CUTTER 4 CO.,
Importers of Fancy Goods and Toys
and Dealers in Fire Works.
SOLE AGENTS FOR sANDERsoN 4 LANERGAN
FIRE WOR ks.
Displays furnished at short notice. India Crackers
and Small Works on hand. as usual. w36m3
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MOHAIR BRAIDs.
lust Received at Lyman's another lot of those
BEAUTIFUL M0HAIR BRAIDS.
Ladies please call and examine
CORNER STORE.
October ], 1857. d6wtf
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JOHNSON'S HOTEL.


0gdensburg, N. Y.
RILEY JOHNSON, Proprietor.
Nearest House to r. r. Depot and Steamboat
Landing
Carriage and good trusty Porters will be in read
incss to convey passengers to and from this House
free of charge
II This House affords good accommodation and
moderate prices.
Mya Is, 1851. WY
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Terms of Subscription.
Terms for Advertising in Weekly.

Ten lines of minion type constitute a square.
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n The privilege of yearly advertisers is lini-
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advertisements Of auction sales aud adyei tscneut
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM

vHNHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Colds
4 Coughs, Asthma and Consumption.
Remarkable Cure Of Diseased Lungs at Belfast, Ne.
RELIABLE EVIDENCE OF BU-
CHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM
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SERAPlIINES AND MELODEONS,
Sheet Music.

manufactured by Prince & Co., Buffalo, and Car
thart Il Needham, New York, of all sizes and pa
terms, and every instrument warranted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09
GROVER G BAKER.


The inventor deserves well of his country.
Taunton Gazette.
This invention is blessing to ALL Vineyard Gazette.
To ladies 1t is most valuable. Ceredith Gazette.
VIII do all the stitching of the family.
Northampton Courier.
Il is far the best Of its kind. New Jersey Journal
Takes the lead of every other Mortified Messenger.
Is the best of its kind CMiners, Journal,
child may manage one. (ssssex Register.
1t works silk, cotton or leather Springfield News
Its seams durable as The fabrics Virginia Herald
Sews strong and beautiful seam. adams Sentinel.
Superior to any we ever saw. cortland Gazette.
We know TO bel superior article Cincinnati Dispatch
The best manufactured in this country Balston Journal
Not single stitch viii pull out Cwoodbury Constitution.
1t finishes its work where it stops aurora Beacon.
Makes stitch that will not rp tBordeutown Register.
o!netimablevel to sewers. Jersey Shore Republican
Rapidly growing npube favor. Cincinnati Enquirer
The best of its class. (Gospel Herald
This ma chine finishes its work tNorthampun Gazette
The sewing will not rip German Reformed Messenger
Cotton is used purchased spoos Warren Democrat
These machines possess no equal Charleston Baptist
sews silk, linen or cotton thread tPisburg Advocate
The best in use, Cambridge JetTersontan.
None have given better satisfaction Springfield Journal
Makes seam that viii not rip. tDausvte Herald
The very best Of the kind. lPortsmoutb Tribune
Cannot imagine anything more perfect tAIbauy journal
Is simple and easily KEEP, in order. twaertowu Sen incl
The very best muse. (Hamilton Intelligencer
The best for family use. (Georgetown Messenger
sews silk or cotton with equal facility, Norwich Courier
l. is simple in construction. wheeling Times,
Will not get Of order (Herkimer Democrat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09
SEWING MACHINES.
"A NEW SEWING MACHINE
By
GROWER gss 1sAKr1TR-

THE GROVER & BAKER S. NJ co. are now prepared
TO introduce their NEW SAVING MACHINE. having OBJ.
tanned Patents same under dates Of October ID and
9th.
This Machine is entirely new, and makes LOCK STITCH
THAT Is LOCKED Its construction is acknowledged to be
the simple Ofany Machine introduced and it is the WON
DER AND ADMIRATION of all who have examinedit
The NEW MACHINE is offered for sale alta
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICEsl
R~From the very aering manner in which our Machines
have received by the pubc-resnltin in the sale Of
wards Of TWENTY THOUSAND We are led 10 believe that
endeayors to manufacture RELIABLE Machine have
been appreciated We take this opportunity to remark that
this policy will be unchanged every Machine sold BY
shall not hesitate to warrant in every respect.
GROVER q BAKER $. NJ. CO.,
SOUTHERN DEPOE
No. IL CAMP STREET,
New Orleans.
RB- All orders should be addressed to wu L. CUSHING
Agent of the Company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09

tions is near at hand, and that national abolition
triumph is well nigh inevitable in 1850.
what sort Of a show would the Institution of sla-
very have with Seward for President, aFreesoi Con
gress to batk him. and Supreme Court duly re-
organized" to enforce whatever laws might be passed
by the one and approved BY the other2 viii some
body tell US Theinterrogatory involves momentous
considerations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09

HUME, THE MEDIUM,-Th Springfield Republican
gives an interesting sketch Of the lite OF Hume the
medium, who has just married very rich well-horn
Russian lady. In his youth he was tail0rs appren-
spiritaalist aud in New York he was a student Of
medicine with homeopathic physician. He suisse
gnehtly went 10 London for his health, and from
thence to Paris, where he Ieqaented tie best French
society; IN Paris the papers occupied themselves
ab9ot nm, the Emperor had him at the Tuileries,
and his spiritual performances such as lifting table
making clock suddenly stop, eallingup spirits, etc
were the talE N MI the salons His father is still
living hum0Iy IN Norwich, while Hume himself is on
the top wave Of Russian society, intimate win
princes, visiting the imperial family spending MS
much money As he pleases, and probably happy, as
his spirits never fail him,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09
GROVER IS BAKERS
CELEBRATED
PLANTATION AND FAMILY
Sc WING MACHINES

These Machines from Two spoO and form seam Of IN
squaed strength, beauty and elasticity, which will not rip
even If every stitch is cut
They unquesuonably THE BEST in market for both
PLANTATION aud FAMILY USE, and MAKE A LOCK
STITCH THAT Is LoCKEDt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-09

WHITE LEAU-25 tnns White Lead and Xnc low
~ priced and some III bet that Sold low in
lots. ALFRED EEARNY.
ol8 z MagaEina street..
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-30
Minnesota at Washington.
Special Correspondence ofthe ". Y. Tribune.
WASUINCrON Ian II 1875

Special Correspondence ofthe ". Y Tribune.
WAsHINGToN, JAM II, 1858.
The Territorial Committee of the Senate
sat several hours yesterday, without reaching
a conclusion respecting Minnesota. 1t was
resolved to request Gov Sam. Medary, now
here, to present officially the Constitution
signed by the Republican members of the
Convention. There are but fifty -one names,
Democrats, appended to that presented, thus
defeating the terms of the Enabling Act,
which required double Legislature, or one
hundred and eight members, to form Con-
stitutional Convention. If he consents, that
difficulty will be removed.
1t was found upon examining the aggregate
of votes returned, and estimating seven coun-
ties, not reported to the Secretary of the In
terror at the same ratio with the Others that
that State was entitled to only one member
of Congress and fraction-fifty thou
sand-givlng them two members, while three
are elected and here. If the State is admit
ted, the House will have to settle the point,
and the probability is that new election
will be ordered, IL consequence Ofthe embar-
rassment of discriminating between the re
spectvc claimants.
Mr.. Douglas presses for the a mission of
Minnesota very earnestly. Mr. Green and
Others desire to have report made to the
Senate on all the facts relative to the two
Conventions, perhaps with the view of reserv-
ing the question of the application of Mime
sofa, so that it may come i'll as an equivalent
for Kansas
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-30

GERS and n1rmities OF youth and maturity resulting
from excesses which destroy the physical and mental
powers observations marriage, its duties and dis
qualifications, &c. illustrating the anatomy and physi
oogy, ana diseases of the reproductive organs Of both
sexes, their structures, and functions popular
and comprehensive treatise the duties and
OF single and married life-happy and fruitful alliances,
mode of securing observation-disclosures and nfertle ones
their DEVIATION and removaimportant hints to those
contemplating matrimony, that will overcome objections
TO II; none, however, should take this important step
without hrst consulting its pages; commentaries the
diseases and medical treatment of females from infancy
10 ola e each case graphically illustrated by beautiful
thograph plates nervous debility, causes and cure
by process at once simple, safe and efectual thai
failure is impossible rules for daily management; an
essay On Spermatorr9a with practical observations on
safer and more successful mode of treatment precan
tonary hints the injury resulting from empirical
pract cess an essay all diseases arising from indcre
tion with plain and simple rules by which all persons
can crre themselves without mercurv-remedes TO-
rnSse mlseries and disappointed hopes so
unfortunately prevalent in the young. 1t is truthful
adviser to the married, and those contemnat;ra 49,
sops s rs particularly recommended to per.
SONS secret doubts Of their physical
non, '-au VINO are conscious of having hazarded The
heaitn happiness and privilege to which every buman
s g. e Iin TO- Price 70 cents per copy or copies
the United States " po''ase 'oahy part OF
mon o.: NOSE who prefer may consult Dr. La Crox
eltner personally or by mail His medicines often cure
IA e snort space OF six days. and Completely and en-
ava nd cnhe an traces OF those disorders which
ruin OF the health of the patient His 6 Frsncb Scret
e eIeat continental remedy for that class of dsor
w cn unfortunately physicians with mercury
10 the rrerievabe destruction of the patients cons
cure " viz ~
Dr. La Croix's medicines are free from all mineral
poisons and put up in a and compact form which
h De sent by Express or MALL and may De taken
pubic or house. while travelling, without ex'
posure to the most intimate friend or or
ORANGE from business study and no cnahge
the Union according to directions, safely and carefully
secured from obseryation Office removed from No. 81
Albany, New York. ap11-wtf
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-30

If anybody has business to be looked after
at or in the neighborhood of Prescott, in
Wisconsin, we can safely recommend them to
employ Mr.. OLIVER GIBBS, Jr., formerly one
of the editors of the Prescott Traascript,
and now Clerk of the Board Of County CON-
missioners for Piarce County, Notary Public,
dc. He is man of correct and careful bust
ness habits; "honest as the day is long - and
will be sure fire if any non resident wants an
agent down there to pay his taxes, or to make
out deeds, bonds, affidavits, take acknowledge
ments, administer oaths, and so forth. We
will vouch for Mr.. GIBBS doing up right, any
business entrusted to his diligence, honesty,
or intelligence.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-30
Arrival of the Black Warrior.

New YORK, Jan. 20.
The steamer Black Warrior, from New
Orleans the 18th, and Havana the 10Th, ar.
rived early this morning.
She reports that part of the Spanish feet,
consisting Of one ship Of the line, one frigate,
one sloop, one brig and one steam fr;gate,
sailed from Havana on the 18th, on cruise
in the Gulf of Mexico, for the health of the
crew, but a rumor Is afioat, though generally
dscredited, that the real object is to pay
their respects to the Mexicans at Vera Cruz
The U. S. frigate Wabash arrived at Ha-
vana on the morning on tho 18th. She had
on board Col. Anderson and his command, of
about 40 men-the last of the Nicaraguan
fibusters.
The weather on the island continues very
warm, business dull, exchange on New York,
short time, to 6 per cent. premium.
The Black Warrior brings $4,000 in specie
from Havana.