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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

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To TuIE WEST.

To TuE WEST.
TuyIIE baltimore and Ono Railroad with Iis much i'm
proved oirs Irent inducements
travellers Virginia and the taions- through Wa'hng
and baltimore to nil portions OF tr Vest tho Southwest
and the Southwest.
The the trains from Washington aud
ira II bound % Wheeling Parker surR from ba
unr, IL aways promptly u the Rsingon Junction
at.y called Relay House - miles from baltimore Tins
If only change ot Cars required between aasinn aud
the Ohio River Baggage checked through to the est AT
the WI Wnshngon Station.
- he connect trains leave Washington daily al
A. 81 AMI 4.20 i. N. Du SUNDAYS at tho latter hour.
AT BENWoOD
connection made with the Cars Of the Central Ohio
Railroad running from lrllairc til" bi through Cam
bridge Zanesville and Newark to touiIbus These trims
Sauausky H. II. for Sandusky. Toledo Detroit Chicago
st Louis, etc.
AT PARKERsBIIRG
made (y Steamboat miles with the trains
he Marietta aud Cincinnati Road Tor Chicotbc Cincinnati
&c &c. --- --
At WHEELING
The baltimore with The ~ the
Gle Ohio Rrlroad Tor Cleveland, Toledo
Detroit Chicago, AMI all the ,rthwrsern points direct
~ Travellers requested 4" notice that while this the
only Route aordmg Through Tickets and thcrks in Wash
ngon IL In also the SHORTEST, most SPEEDY and ID
RECT nearly all the leading points in The great West The
from Washingon 10 Cincinnati is but about 60
mrs being OO miles than by other ronie
Fare by through ticket from Washington. at least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the oweste Of the Northern Routes
from Northern cities
For Frederick and IIarpers Ferry, Mansbnrg Berkeley
SPRINGS Cumberland Bedford Springs Oakland and Grafton
may leave washnpion AT i A. NJ. 42OP Nj
For Way Stations baltimore and Wheo
Ing take A NJ train from W Washington.
y For further information Through Tickets &c, apply
THOMAS H. PARSONS, Agent at Washing St
baltimore Il Ohio Railroad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

XN'HsEEl.ER Il WIlsON's NuMnTA Hs.
w SEWING MACHINES. sold Al FSaIknoy : fanc
Stare Il The combined Is criterion listen To MA
We prefer them for family - -7r'hanr
They the faNnritcs hir fun'ltcs s ii,nes
II has ~ al = american.
Works more uniformly than the hard Hvaid
Equal I" nine sramstrrss, - Htmf .Ionrrdi
An almost perfect instrument -- Erfni"R iUS
The mact ctJnr tar family usc.-idrocae ard .Io4rHdl
Most hon rahlr To American genius -iadfp'Rdenf
We cnnnot msRinr anything mor' perfect -Erdagtist
Wt give entire sati.farii'n -Obs,rru.
The hest Invented Christian Eh9arr.
A triumph of mechanical gcnius-ircs bictionary
In looking Tor the best. scc thcN".- Examiner.
lndisprns III" III every family --ihf irachr.
We praise h enthusiasm - Christian friehiecncer
A swift fingered sister OF charity IS aap1t"r
WORTHY ui the hiy heat award--Sabbah h Roordcr.
II surpa>>cs all Others II Lddfes Reposd9rg
a hcu"iacii"n at the age.-ipfHom's NoHhiy
1t j. American Institution - hachtrbOcku
a comrleie success - National Mdsat,a"
Magical In opcrati II Mrs ~ lhrHs h"Hthig
II Is euiacnily superior Dictionary II M,,hdnics
beyond al qu, sun The machimes Lie Mbsrasd.
The sti ch hc uuravrll,d la I1r,,a,iaFtS.
Thcy maintain the ptc cuiln"ncc.-I rirtss.
Saves the tim, and health Of u Udffr CURE
our hon, ,ci"ll is In rsia les with Pcrtr's SPIRIT
It's SUI. riur unqucstiourd Frtomans Journal.
Its sulmrior, is obvtous -HonsfhoH Hords.
Hand sowing cannot equal t.Ihr Iabid
Supply the fashionable world -ih'iy Nrs
Are pre-. m,nently snpcrnr,-idi"s' Iis'tor
ono ui our household gods I = J5araai
Inrivalt,l in every Innlit =, iap R'oI.
|; has superior -DsFaf,h
Pretty useful, Magical Lesi's Gd:'nr
Have equal in family us" -Nasicdi Uord
The best suited Tor sewing Mining l"h1HH
Combine c,cry requirement - tdmiV hdPhitae
It combines every essential 90 L'rtgR APc
Vastly sup rior 10 ali oth,r@--GohieH Pr'1r.
Wrcn;ncN prefer them 80 Afothcr's .IdHrHd
We cannot tire in It's prasc.-- N'n l,rtfr.
april - dSrls.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28
The Quaker City Family Sewing Machine
ONLY S3O, $40 AND $50.
Principal Depot, las Main Street,


VHlSMAcIiINE is ackn weds"dhy all wh"arr acquainted
] With its merits. he the b,nt FAMILY SIN ING MA.
CHINE hrto" III" uhhc and tr le following reasons VIZ
It's smpdrify' H. d50abijHg
1h rHh Ths,h ordnry scnmrss can L1r"fo HWk
H. Hainays ne rhtap or,ir. nnd on,,t rpa'r
sg. n'ihonf ne irI"b o ter'Hd"2 ann
Easticiv ard stre"p IF uh,c riH rP hoHRh gm
shoaid cut ,rcrg fotrth or mn sf'f'h
4 Il last, fhunRh i,hst tf RF fNDNIRLE PRItE al
rhich they sod
This Machine introduced to flr public less than
ago pr"bah, hne met With tue unParalcl
success in short time.
The Lfariurrs btnE unable unit recently I" supply
te constantly sing ,iruand, h, being
faculci Al twn Il il'teu factories
The wonderful "f this Mathir"is attributable" t. 9TH
" thnse enumerated above rlt
htny hands al thai Ella med for nni
another puhr determined moi to TIA" enormous
prices unreasonable profits hore"ir" n-krd when tho
int good maclic aud much IN re simple. for
HslfI HE M0>tY . .- .
ADJUSTABLE ilEMNEK, thr oA}y thai hens all r'fhs
and thickness combining with 1t n tHok gungn
hinc is the best adapted Ia al kds Of work
and fine and is the m 81 rupn'r
All Machines Hcm Tnct EtH GdLttr and EHpbroij,r
We have them in fine Cabinet CNses at inshel extra
All ask is fair inspection and we cl confident y"n viii
be sttt-h d.
Sur To smart active man, bci al Inducements :" III be
Offered W. H. FEEAR Agent.
april u dS aworGms
A-EW BOOKS.- Palestine, Pn-i nnd Present, /,
~ by Rev Henry s. Oshorn Unity OF Mankind by Prof
Cabcll Inivtrsiy at Va Securing of l'c Wilt" House, 4
Rugby Lite Mrs Hoffman, by Rev Gco u Cummings
tafslcs Ffrorr the Great; Historical and Descriptive
Sketches OF Norfolk, by Forest For sale at
jan % dts PAYNE n BLACKFORDS
Tia Foil and Metallic Cap MnnuinCtory,
No 80 Crosby Street, New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

Owe ME LITTLE, LOVE VIE LONG. by
CHARLES READE author Of Never Too Late 20 Mend
" White Lies" &C. tor sale At
may 10 dts II. c. VICTOR'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

LNOR THE ETEETII.-Dowdcn's Dental Fiui
II SMELLS Too Powders and Charcoal Paste, fer sale by
may l3tits J. II. THOMPSON co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

MISCELLANEOUS.
STIIZER.
OpposHe fie ETchdagc Bdnk,
Main street, LynChbllrg, We
FALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.
SrirZERs isthe place to huy Your HATS, made "a
- under his inspection by tho most celebrated
wokucn tha, ran be produced lie Is im nshing his -
customers with the hansomest Hat that he
nccd There Is nothing like them In th city They the
Hat of the really beautiful He does not
design heng esoseal but what every body he
II therefore. rant Hat eclipse all other hat. In beau
u" To- durability and finish peculiarly the
"f the head aud rsqnsey beautiful sifers the place to
ge,u.
would also call stenton to hi, large of Soft Felt
Hats Of gae aud quality Servants Hats great sari
hne Navy Cloth Velvet and Plush aps Chrens Fancy
Hats aud Caps Ladies' Rliing Hats aud all kinds Of Hats
made to order at the shortest notice.
Ca az Stises Practical Halter. tor bargain at the sign
If the BiG HLUEHAT. noy lnits
<SSsSEHWN EURNBTURE: .FuRNI I'll RE! ::
Grateful tor past fhvors the suls,r her would
0eAA-S return his thanks to his friends and the pub
lie gene,aly, and iniorm them that he
hand tand constantly adding ih,reo) large
Elegant Furniture, manufactured hy skln wcrh
best material finished In the lie
,rabr Hts Stock embraces art usually got
the extensive manufactures
lie soca call those mis'ng purchase. feeling
that he and will give satisfaction regard to both
price and quality oi work.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses always on hand
EDWARD J. FOIkES,
warcrooms and Mandatory doors below Liberty Ware
house ant d&ctsif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

(NHEAP GROCERIEs.-Wci invite the 1urm-
OF farmers aud the public generally to stock Of
GROCERIES,. consisting In part Of sugar Molasses Coffee
Salt Sole Leather Vinegar Oh Nails Glass candies Cotton
Yarns &c &c which Will sell low for cash Call and
before you buy. - -
NAV l0cs STAPLES. MARTIN g. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

nAVkDSON'A "A .AMANBEk SAFES.--Wc
received several of these celebrated SAFES
proof Burglar proof and Powder proof which we viii
feb l-dts sTABLER JONES,
ID PARLOK FURNITJ.iE. finished in Plush Please tall
and see IT, lmay 5 dts J. II. G, WINSTON.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s"b.r rribcr-
~ have taken the house recently occupied by YOUNGER
aud Commission Business in the name at SMITH ADAMS
and be pleased the friends of the old aud
the public gene ally. JNO THO. SMITH.
jan:.ts F.F ADAMS
k.HNt.EK's =. SEWING MACnlNE>.--s..cn,
- Ia always the most conclusive proof of great
Judged by labor mach the
mbiic Singers Sewing Machines After cstab
ishng the highest in the United States they
exhibited the late position Univcree III Franc" where
they carried off the highest premium and anutacto
~ 10 make them has cen built in Paris.
In branch OF industry in which sewing to be done
the Ralw to travelling foot is sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor,
should be withOn The fair profit OF using one OF
these machines regularly employed One thousand Dollars
year In all private families where there much ing TO
achnes valuable assistance Planters
and hotel keepers find them particularly convenient and prom
table Those machines simple in he construction and
strong durable being the only kind OF Sewng Ma
chine made by which sort of work. coarse or fine
could be perfectly executed Thousando inferior and worth
Machines have sold under
hut Singers Machines alone have been found
where to satisfy the wants Of the public
Plain printed instructions for sent with each ma
ne oin which any readily acquire the art OF man
them The machines acked securely to go to any
* the world To all desiring particular in
"ho1vard copy Of /. NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette, papsi
voted othe Sewing Machine Interest
BRANcprineipa Office. No a23 Broadway. New York.
,M. M VfcEt-No A. Hanover ST. boston No 81 Chap
Baltimore sen u 70 NJ VI NO at rcad ST. M
l.: No Z Eaamorr No 30 wrrtminser St, Providence
us; NO II St. ST., Cincinnati; No us North 4th St. 81
% q. %Mo1.e rles ST., Now Orleans No 20 Dauphiu
~, -. tdec 24-dActs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

, CTRAW siOODa-gs IL shssah that my "
~ iety of STRAW HATS for boys and children Is
| usually pretty Please call. p. SEABUkY.
| rl l5-Ii
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

N J. FOLKEs has the pleasure of eNrrisg
nLe his friends something In the of RECLIN
ING EASY CHAIR Three positions attained In this
Chair the simplest most complete and cheapest
Chair offered for sale this market Is acceptable
alike for the invalid for the ordinary Of
Chair Call and see It. u. J. FOLxE0
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

IDURE FRENCH BRANDY, fer medicinal !
very superior article Also pnre Juice Port Wine
Madeira Wine. London Porter For sale by
Rep COPY. lauR 20 = w. A. STkOTHER CO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-04


At market 500 Cattle, AS Beevc., and
rs stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows
0 G. two, and three years old. Market beef
l. IA, per cwt. 81 ga $50 l.t quality, Sc 2ja
CSC; second quality S. 25a5 rs; third quality,
90; ordi IVA 90.
SIoR's-W orking oxen, S7jal00al50 per pair.
Cows and calves : % a 80 CT. Yearlings
none, Two years old, 20 "a; three years old
S?5 so.
Sheep and Lambs, $40 at market. Prices, in
lots, 81 75a 90 90; Extra and selections, so
al 90 a 90 S 90.
Swine, none at market.
Hides, lasc per h.; Tallow u as per lb;
Pelts, 81 5Oal 10 each Calf skins. l2al3c per ID.
Veal calves
RENARKs.--Thcrc are some very superior cattle
at make; to-day, which sold at an advance of asst
week, Some of the choicest brought $3.50 per
cwt., and one pair A, No. that was raised by j.
Howe of Sommersworth, and sold by Joseph Cliff
ford Of Gilmanton, y. II. to L. G. Cook, Esq. for
$500. They weighed As cwt gross. Lower grades
soil about the same as last week. Farmers to real
izc large prices must get their stock fat before
sending them to market, as such always sell read
lily. Tho quality of sheep arc better than last
week. Prices n shade hi CHER. Some lots sold tc
20 to r. |. for ST. per head
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-04
By The American Telegraph Line.
RAGEDY AT BELLOWS FALLS.

BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. Jan. %.
Harrison Sanders and the wife OF his bro
Their, Daniel Sanders of Springfield, clopei
last night, came to this place and put up at
the Bellows Falls House. About o'clock
this morning the Sheriff with the husband
arrived to arrest them. Arrived at the re, m,
they waited for them to dress, and upon GO
ing in observed the parties drinking some
thing, which was dashed out of their ands.
The young man said they had taken strych
nine. He died in 90 or 30 minutes. The
woman is expected to live.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-04

Inl Cos1uME Parry Tho village is hum
MN, with preparations iur the grand Costume
Parry of this, Friday, evening. We SUPP os'
that about every style Of dress, actual or pos
siblc, past, present or future, will be illustra-
ted, from the costume oil the Scripture worthy,
who,in the scho'l-hoy's rendering of the text,
:" was clothed in Il garment OF chamomie' s
hair with lcathern gridiron about his
lous," t. the Sundly-so-to-me3tin' garb Of
fashionable lady Of the next century, if any
body knows what that sill he. The scene
viii bee worth seeing.
y. B.-licActs are for salo at w. W
partrlis-'s Music store, and at Brinsma'd
& llllrrtl.'s; ami those who 60 are requested
to supply themselves beforehand
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-04

mont dis,,,,, ;,.. I,c,ro tbn ,v,rlJ m, ,,or,
vfrbol n,;lIl,s Ihn,cts nrits s,hnrdin,to.
in nr,,;,, ,,.,, .,j ,,s :, ,n,,,,c and inJaGn,t
tb,t -, r,, ,.,,Id understand tG,,n II,
,ynnId NAT ino,,irr whether thew wnrn mr..
ros,ly n,nd, vp,elc. bat the imnrcssion thn-
ibr t,l,inrt M "a .linrtm winkrd at wal.
krr's rxrrIiti.u is slt.notbcncd hy his suh.
scoucrt reception bv the executive. WHOM
the fiihustcrs should have b,,n handed owe,
to the official, of Justice.
Mr.. Foot said he rarsnnollv know Inf
little of Com. Padding. but had formed a
favorable opinion Of him as mn officer and
| man. lie would no' 90 to the aid of his
! irl' nj from W i.c'usin and vot2 him a sword
! or medal but was ready t. do what would
/ b, more acceptable. t. It man Of his ,r,mr--
to recognise him asa gallant and faithful
servant Of the Republic.
Mr.. Crittcnd'u followed on the same side.
warmly defending Puulling's conduct in
Nicaragua, thanking him for the bold and
/ heroic manner in which he performed his
duty, and preserved the peace of the world.
Mr.. Seward made few remarks. clasirr
by Offering joint resolution. the President
be directed to intervene for the drfcnc. of
Padding in the suits brought against him.
arising from the performance Of his duty.
lie then reviewed that portion of the Pres
dents Message relating to Cuba. Mexico
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-04

The TRAGEDY AT BELLOWS FALLS, VIA
correspondent of the Boston journal at Bel
lINs Falls, states that the Mrs. Saunders oi
Springfield, Vt, who olopcd with the BROTH
cr of her husband and went to Bellows Falls,
wh"r, her companion committed suicid,-as
rotated by the telegraph on Fridays a
young woman but seventeen years of age.
She was married when only fourteen years
old. She has II child two years old, which
she left at home sick with the Group. She
left home under the prctcnce of purchasing
some clothing for the child. At the hotel
W,athcrlicld, but Saunders did not register
any name for himself
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-04

'AkE N salt, salt pcts., mplasscs, and any
"lhtt desirable ingredient; mix ih,m in the
W'2or,. q -al qnnGt, Of each
VAN s"t.r, qI1.tty ol witor, (the
-calii1- aud .kimmip, NAV ho omittcdl
pour the r'uuouud into any convenient vessel
eud It With" III for u.' about THE time; then
whrn Boa Is wanted ,oa.a buy onoof DEWEY.
The m1u Vhp follows tie .hlvr direction and
iail' to get very superior ham, may ever after
take precedence Of tao oldest inhabitant"
Jan, llth 1859
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-04
NJ A |. X Il I y.
BOSTON MAItKT.T.

BosToN, Feb. 2.
FLOuR.-ConsidoraLl advance in prices, and
the sales Of the week have been quito large. The
purchases have been chiefly on Western account.
Sales of common brands, Western at s., 2jaSj so;
fancy brands at 50 G5a5 So; common extras at
SO 25a Sc 30; and family and superior brands at
SO - : so p Dbl including Ohio, Michigan and
Gcncsco - Loui. -four has been selling at 81 n
=. 80 M, far family and superior brands.
m,du l,u j. firm at s. 80 s. ~ for fancy
So % Sc 30 for common extras, and 81 s. 30
for famly and superior brands In Corn neal
moderate sales at 81 % Dbl. In Rye Flour,
sales at 81 % IA Tsp Dbl for common and extras,
GRAIN.-The market for corn has been rather
dull since last week, and prices have eascd off
Sales Of Southern yellow at SIS n 90c and white
at s. sSc p bush Oats have declined with sales
Of Northern and Canada at Gl 60 now firm Mt
&c and Prince Edward Island at COO bushel.
Rye has been sold at Soc and now held at soc.
PROFESSIONALISM is firm, but has been
quiet. Sales of prime at sli SIS ; mess at SIG
20, and clear at $2l % bbl cash and mos
Beef is dull and prices range from IS 30 to IL so
Dbl, cash and mos. for Eastern aud Western
mess. Lard is quite firm at l2h l3c lib. in bbls,
and in kegs at ljul3ic., cash and months
Smoked hams selling at l0a lie per h.,
cash and mos. In Butter no change Market
firm for choice quality, which is scarce. Sales
Of good and choice New York and Vermont at %
n PC, extra lots at 2jc; and common from II
&c 10. Cheese is selling at a lO!c lb for
common and good. Dressed hogs are in fair de-
maud, with sales Of I Sic p lb for small and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-04

to-day. Mr.. Wcbstcr's great speech on it is
in this mornings Union, and Timothy Davis
in the InteHqoHccr.
Allh ~ evidently q minority Of the
House Is in favor Of the passage of the Bill.
its necessary reference under the decision Of
the Speaker To- the Committee Of the Whole
may be regarded rs conclusive or its defeat.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-04
NOTICE 70 sIC,R MAKERS.

TuNIIE Subscriber has ON consignment few
I hundred well made sap buckets; they will be
sold low. Please look at them.
Jan. asth. 1859. A. :. DEW Ely.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-04
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.

" NtTTTNITON, JNH' OT'
The House special committee have author
lied Mr.. Curtis to report his central Pacific
Railroad bill modified so as to increase the
amour: of money and land granted,
Tho President sent to the Senate to-dayan
addition to tho former statement showing
tine condition of our claims against foreign
Governments, and statement of our many
settled and unsettled accounts with the late
Republic of Colombia, from which it APP
pears that but little progress has been made
in the way of liquiGatiuu Of the latter.
A.oNIPEIIER, Feb. ..
In the County Convention for the nomi-
nation OF "A Candidate Tor Commissioner,
holden at this place to-day, j &. Gault, OF
Mortified, received the nomination nnani-
mOusly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-04

Late adyices from Paraguay say that
Lopez was busily arming and drilling troops,
launching steamers, storing magazines with
muniton OF war and preparing to bar the
waters of the Paraguay river with heavy
l.. II.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-04
SPECIAL NOTICES
uOLLOwAY,s OINTMENT Il PILL,

In ulcerous disorders, when the vitality OF the
parts affected is partially destroyed Holoways
renoyatnE unguent renews in the paralyzod flesh
and corroded blood the elements Of reproduction
While penetrating through the absorbents to the
unseen source Of the disorder, il opens the pores
for the xhalation of the vscd and purucnt matter
near the surface, and imparts degree of vigor to
all the external vessels which enables them rapidly
to replace the corruption thus discharged, with
sound flesh. All gatherings, sores, bols, gandular
.uppurations, etc, readily cured in this way
the cure being assisted and expedited by the inter-
nal oueration Of the Pills. fobldswlw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-04
ST.. CArmEKINE. Z. ". Jan. 81

4 fire broke out here at - O'Clock on
Saturday night, destroying the St. Gather
inc House and entirely destroying the adj
joining block. Loss estimated at .SlO,OOo.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-04

1T is a characteristic Of Washington pol
iticians that they are always for the Admins
tration, no matter what It's politics. There
is, to-day, among the people herc-among
the lnasscs--.lust as much feeling dgd'n@ the
Administration as there is any where else.
But the local influences of patronage and
combinations of politicians, cf iobbcrs and
oiIicc-,cekcrs, make up an atmosphere Of their
own, and they nattcr themselves that it is
public opinion have never known these
classes to be quite SO infatuated as they are
now in regard 10 the public sentiment
throughout the country. 1t may well be said
Where Ignorance is blis' It's folly to be
! wise
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-04

TIE WATER-CJRE JOURNAL;
IIydropathy, its Philosophy and Practice: physi-
ology, Anatomy and the Laws Of Life and Health.
81 year.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-04
TiIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY


Sir Janc. C!frtcs Celebrated Female Pills. Pre-
par,a jra'a n l"srulh.n II Sir J, Ciark' w.
Phys,ci,n FrHaordnuyto the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is uniuiling in the
cure OF al th,.r painful and dangerous diseases to
Zee fonule constitution is subject. 1t mo-
icrates all c4c.ss mad removes all distractions,
and speedy l4.. ma" be rolled on.
TO MARRIED. LADIES it is peculiarly
suited. twill, in short time, bring on tho
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears tho Gov
crnment stamp of Great Britain. to prevent coun-
terfcits.
CAUTION,-1he,, Pin, 7h,lld net he taken by
females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS
Of Pregnancy as they are SURE 70 bring MscU-
riage, but al any other time hcy are safr
In eases Of Nervous and spinal AR,ctons, Pal
ptation Of the heart, Mysteries and Whites, these
Pills will effect a cure when all other mean, haN 9
failed, and although a powerful remedy, do not
contain iron, calomcl sntimony, or anything hurt
| full to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around rach
package, which should be carefully preserved
Solo Agent for the United States aud Canada.
JOB MOSES,
(Lato l.. c. Baldwin Co.,)
Rochester, n. Y,
y. B--sl,O 90 AMI postage stamps enclosed Il
any authorized Agent, will insure bottle, con
tanning so Pills, by return mail.
For sale by T. A PECK, Agent. ws-emo,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-04

\ CTSrENARIAN. The keeseylile Eopub-
iican speaks of the death in that place Of IA
litdo dried up Frenchnan," knownas "old
Charity" whose age, as near as could be as
certained, was l06 years
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-04

PIrrsBURGn. Ca, Feb. l.
Last night at II o'clock n frame house on
the outskirts If Allegheny city, occupied ny
n carpenter named Rodgers and his family,
took fire and was totally consumed. Rod
gers, his wife and three of his ehIIir'h no
hurnt 70 death