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EUROPEAN lNrGRMATtoN. Our readers
be on their guard against too readily
pc every item of European intelligence
present time. and should he patient
delay and the contradictions which
fecede the reliable statement Of facts
nrst place the belligerent powers, a.
bat this is a day of telegraphs, lie ter
and newspapers, cndeavor to conceal
h of their movements as possible. In
indeed, the journals have been strict
fdden to mention anything respecting
Eregation and movement Of the troops.
pre- not aware that Louis Napoleon has
|ny such orders. but the conflicting
is which we have had respecting the
of the Alps shows that the public
kn favored with very small share of
information. And when "thc combat
Is, we NAV esteem ourselves fortunate
|preign telegraph and press are not
into the work of mutual attempts
ption, which has formed a regular
warfare in all ages of the world.
hould. therefore. keep in mind that
patches are constantly coming both
AUSTRIAN and French sources. and that
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News of the Week.
oNEDAY LATER FROM EUROPE

ST. JOHNS. n +, May Is.
The Royal mail steamship Canada from
Liverpool, Saturday 18th inst, passed Cape
Race on Monday evening enroute for Halifax
and Boston.
No battle had yet been fought. The Aus.
TRANS had crossed the Pc and made further
advance into Piedmont. but the Inundations
are said to have compelled them to make a
partial retreat. The Austrians were
repulsed in an effort to cross the
Pc at Trassinatto with considerable loss.
The dillatory movements of the Austrians
excited great surprise in Europe. Their
Vanguard was at Tronzaco The Sardnians
it was reported had seized all the Austrian
Merchant vessels at Genoa The French in
few days will muster 100 600 troops in
Piedmont. The Emperor Napoleon remain
ed at Paris but was expected to start for the
army on the 18th There are whispers of
Martial Law being established in Paris alter
his departure. The Emperor of Austria was
preparing to take the Chief Command in
Italy.
Berlin. Saturday, May 7th'-Baron Hum
boldt died yesterday.
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THE GREAT rNGLysu HruEn.

-Sr .f1mov Harir'a Celebrated Female Pills. Pr,
p1rsd from prescription of Sir J. Clarke W. n
Physieian Ertrdordinarv 10 The Queen.
This all those painful and dangerous diseases to
cure ofhe female constitution is subject. II mo-
derates all excess and removes all obstruction.
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly
suited. It will, in short time, bring on tho
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bear. the Gov
eminent stamp of Great Britain. to prevent coun-
tcrfcits.
CAUTTON-These Pills should not be taken bv
ferr9'es during the FIRST THREE MONTHS
/" p 'y"aafy, as thy ar. sure to bring ih,ear.
riH3'. INT al any o,her 'imc thrp arr Sar
In q scs Of Nervous and spinal ifrctions, Pal.
pitation Of the heart. lIy.tcrcs ,ul htcs, these
Pills will effect n cure when all other means have
failed, and 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,
(Late l.. C. Baldw in Co..
Roche stcr, n. Y.
N B.-Sl,OO and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will insure n bottle, con
aiming 30 Pills, by return mail.
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ow ED TO DEWEY,

Lives there man with soul so dead
Who never TO himself hath said,
give me, to wet my daily bread,
cup Of Dewey's Coffee ?"
All, where in any country town,
Is there II chap of such renown
For doing SO exactly brown
The choicest kind Of Coffee ,
What though you call in urgent haste
Your precious time don't run to waste,
For while your buying-to your taste,
His Clerk grinds out the Coffee
Perhaps you're badly of for SOAP;
Or lack good lights.-but never NOPE;
All that is quite in Dewey's scope,
Besides the best of Coffee.
To please tho dainty appetite,
Hes lots Of Cheese-yet not ME-
(Ihe joke is good, but really quite
Inferior to his Coffee y
In other things he wouldn't flag;
But, though he doesn't like to brag,
lie WILL say he can take the rag
From any modern grocery-wag,
For CoFrEE-by the pound or bag
Pure, rich, delicious Coffee,
Newly roasted
And ground
apradtf To Order.
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WILLIAM T, RODGERS, ESTATE

WE. the subscribers, having been appointed
W by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chitter den, Commissioners to receive
examine and adjust the claims md demands Of all
persons AGAINST the estate Of " lillian T Rodge
late of Westford, in said District, deceased rep
resented insolvent, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in off, thereto; and ,ix months
from the day of the date hereof, being allowed
by SAID Court for that purpose, do, therefore
hereby give notice. thai will attend to the bu-
siness of our appointment, at the dwelling of
Caroline Rodgers, in Westford, in said District on
the second Tuesdays Of June and October next, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, on each Of said days
Dated this 10th dav Of April, A. d. 1859.
ARTEMAS ALLEN, } Com
JOHN HASELTONE, mission
ALVEY STONE, ers.
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|TrEMpTED SrIcIpE. - A young man
ed II. Flowers, a dagucrrotypist, who
|roomed for several months past at the
fding house of Mr. \. Burritt. was dis
rcd May 18th, in an inscnsiblc and APP
|ntly dying state, from the effects of
IN. 1t seems, from such intelligence as
have gathered, that Flowers procured
pchm of opium at one Of our druggists
tuesday evening and after cheerful
'crsation with his room mate. (whom he
csted not to wake him in the morning,
wished to sleep as long as he could)
| to bed and took the whole of the opium
20 or three successive doses. The guam
of the drug appears to have been too
for it to have its proper effect at once.
ay through the day Wednesday in
but not insensiblc condition, replying
ionally to the inquiries of his acquain-
+. that he did not wish to be disturbed,
he real state of the case was not sus-
till that evening about seven O'Clock,
he was found to be insensible and
rs a corpse. The services of Professors
rs & Conant, and several young gentle
the Medical College, were promptly
red. and after several hours of effort,
BIS resuscitated. We understand that
$ comfortable to-day as could he ex-
He gives no explanation of the act.
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- wv IUKk' -NHy, y.
y Mass Convention of the foes of the fugi-
tive slave act, assembled at Cleveland, Ohio.
on Tuesday, and was well attended. A very
large number were present from the West
ern Reserve Counties. Every thing passed
oil orderly a declaration was read denoun-
cling the Fugitive Slave Law and the bred
Scott decision. Resolutions were also read
declaring that the Fugitive Act was uncon-
stltutional and void and that the Supreme
Court had degeneratcd, and that it was sub
servient to party politics.
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Died..

In Richmond. May 18TH MIR. Thomas Bryant,
aged rs years
In Charlotte, May 2jth, Widow Elizabeth Clark
sged So years and months.
In Wilmington, April 20th, Ephraim Rice, Esq,
late Of Somerset, aged CT. Also, May eth, Capt.
Charles Bellows, aged 20.
In Searsburgh, May 81, Mrs. Mary Rich, aged
81 years.
In West Dummerston, May llth. Alkaline W.
Walker, aged A.
In Brattleboro', May sth, Mrs. Mary Daniels,
Of North Danville, aged AZ.
In Concord, May 9Th, Mrs. Caroline Hill, aged
-. Also, May lth, Mrs. Patty Church, ag d IL.
At Clarendon Springs May 9th, Mr.. Joseph e..
Foster, of Rutland, aged 80.
In Barnet, May 10th, Mrs. Catherine McLarsn,
aged "a.
In ST. Johnsbury, May 18th, Samuel c. Craigc,
aged 10.
In bennington, May 18TH Mrs Mary NJ. WEIGH,
aged 20,
In Danville, May 18th Mrs. Comfort Harris.
aged IS.
In Mount Holly, May l4th, Mr.. Eliza Parmen-
ter, aged 81.
In SALISBURY, May 10th, Adebcrt Weaver,
aged l6.
In Bristol, May nth, Mrs, Hepsibah AuiidOn,
aged 81.
In Bri port, May 18th, Mrs. Bctsey Frost, aged
SO years.
In Rutland, May 10th, Mrs. Jcmima s. Record,
aged co.
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: PECTAL MOTTO ES
HoLLowAY,s OINTMENT AND

'rricits Of these celebrated remedies NAV be in.
stin''v detected. Unless the words "Hollowav
New York and London" are distngnishable MS n
waterman; on each leaf of the book Of directions
accompanying the preparations. the articles are
fraudulent Erysipclns, or st. Anthony's fire. salt
rhcum. neuralgia, and acute chronic rhematism
arc among the external diseases for which the
Ointment is an absolute obliterant and indigcs-
ton, with all its painful concomitants is eectual-
ly disposed Of by the of the Pills They arc
at cnce cathartic disinfectnnt. Alternative, and
storntive. dkwlw
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
PIC TU r e G. ALL RY.
CHA'S. MIL LER,
(Sucoessor to 7. NJ Parkcr.l
PATENT sPHEREoTYPE.
PATENT AMBRoTYPE,
MELAIN0TYPE.
LETTERGRAPHS,
PHOTOGRAPHS,
Plain, in Oil or India Ink. Pictures made Q.
cheap a. in any place in Vermont, and
FAR BETkR.
VPlease remember the place, la7t Chu,ei
SDea, BS,hngon, w.,
Burlington, Nov. Cd, 1883. d.
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DENTISTRY,

INHE subscriber would respectfully announce to
L his friends and the Public that he may be
found at the residence Of Mr.. J. NJ. LIvERMoRe
in liinesburgh where he is prepared to perform
all Dental Operations and to warrant satts faction
All who are DESTROYS of obtaininga GOOD SET
or ARTIFICIAL TEETH, will find it for
their advantage to call The best Of references
given. Applications for information, by mail
promptly attended to. G. W. SHATTUCK
Hinesburgh, April It'll 1859, w3m-
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ir, Bigelow, of the New York Euen-
Post, writing from Paris, intimates
he Emperor's delay in leaving that city
wing to the discovery Of a combination
y the disafccted Orleanists in the
Ter St. German, to make trouble in
during his absence. Gems. Changarnier
Famorlclere are said to have been in the
nation The Emperor was made aware
If schemes, but made no arrests, for the
|ns reason that he did not wish the affair
wind In Austria. lie, however, let
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Tho links of fifty golden years

Tho links Of fifty golden year,
Reach the golden ring
Which now, with glad aud grateful ,cars
We celebrate and sing.
u chain of love o ring of rold
Tint have the years deGed
And still in happy bondage hold
The old man and his bride
Ih' locks are white that once were black
The sight is fcebcr grown;
But through the long and w,aricd track
The heart has held its own,
chain Of love! 0 ring of gold
That time could not divide;
That kept through changes manifold
The old man with his bride,
The little ones have come and gone
The old have passed away;
But love-immortal love-lves on
And blossoms mid decay.
chain Of love- o ring of eold'
That have the year, defcd;
And stiIi with growing strength Unfold
The old man and his bride,
".
The golden bridal! ali, how sweet
The music Of its bell
To those whose hearts the vows repeat
Their lives have kept so well.
Q chain Of love, o ring of gold'
marriage true and tried.
That bind with tenderness untold
The old man to his BRIDE
V,
We give you joy dear precious friends
The hearticst can give;
For when lifc's loving journey ends,
There'll still be life to live,
0 streets Of gold o harps Of gold,
o love beautfed.
Joined in heavenly home behold
The old man and his bride,
After this, the dining room was the centre of
attraction Here was richly laden table.
with the "bride's loaf; properly labelled.
and every other delcacy of food and flowers
of a wedding night. The venerable Doctor
knitted the charmed loaf and renewed
the pledge of youthful love
to the still blushing bride in a we'd
ding ring, and a murmur of gadness and
sympathy fjoy and ongratulation-more
eloquent than cheers too deep for weed ut
terance-ran through the crowded rooms
pleasant congratuatory letter from Rev. DR..
Sprague of Albany ios which We have not
room to day, was then read, and DR.. Osrood
himself expressed his thanks for the pres ence
OF his friends and the preservation OF himself
and wife in happiness and health to this
rare anniversary and its rare festivities. The
party soon alter separated One of the clev-
crest incidents of the occasion was the follow
ing note from lady, appropriately accom-
panied, and covering a compliment and a
writticlsm, which can only be understood by
reference to Nos. 906-7 Of Addison's Specta.
tor
1.-The Lord Of Whichelhoose sends his
fitch of bacon so long unclaimed, to the
golden wedding of DR., and Mrs. Oscood,
May l6, 1857
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LURES Miller appears to be fully
FED for the Summer Campaign. lie
~ returned from market with new and
F2d apparatus; has reiitted his before
|me rooms, and is taking pictures of
IDS, Photographs, plain or finished in
PIX or oil colors, Ambrotvpcs, sphereo-
&c, a hhle better than ever. Some
new styles of Photographs are parti-
taking" While for these, if their
J. who care nothing !or pictures of
Ives or their friends, he has stereosco-
|Ts and scenes in great variety. Give
FALL
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p 4 | Y I S..

T AM receiving my SPRING STOCK OF
l. PAINTS, LINSEED OIL and VARNISHES,
consisting in part Of
.ih1nhe L'ad; im,r,con and French Zinc; Flor.
tnce White Hrmpisn Permanent, Pans, HI.
bern'', ApTiai aud home Grsensj Chrome
idiopi French Itiiouj Vsn,tian Red;
HhfnJi Punyj L,a,e,d OIL; Funi-
turs, Coach and Deman Varrish; Sc &c.
In consequence of the large amount of impure
Linseed Oil and Paints sold, have made arrange.
ments with reliable parties to furnish mt with a
pure article, which will warrant should they
prove otA erwise l will take them back and re-.
fund the money. My prizes, at all times, are as
LOW AS THE LOWEST, for pure article
II. H. DoOLlrTLE.
Burlington. Vt, April S, 1859. WY
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iTs OF PAssENGERs.-Jamcs II. Ilotch-
5 recovered $50 damages from the
|ailroad for his election from the cars.
! ticket "good for six days" and the
ad expired, but the court decided that
pad company cannot limit the time in
IA ticket shall be used, but must per-
he service for which the ticket is an
lent.
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A FIGHT.

LouIsvTLLE, May 70.
The two Democratic candidates for Con-
grcss in the sixth district Mr. Rice the in
dependent nominee and Mr.. Garrard the re-
gnlar. had difficulty on Monday. which re-
suited in a bloody conflict Mr.. Rice re-
ccived two shots and is dan yerously hurt
and u bvstandcr, named Smith, was shot
dead. No other particulars have been re-,
ccivcd
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W ASiIINGTD\ Nav y

WASHINGTON, May %.
Tho new instructions to our Minister to
Mexico contemplate the acquisition by the
United States of a perpetual control over the
lsthmus OF Tehuantepec, and Strengthening
the line OF the Gadsdcn purchase from the
Rio Grapde to the Gulf of California, termi-
mating at Guaymas. This would give us
Sonora. part of chihuahua and all of South
crn California, and is the same proposition
made by MIR. Forsyth to the Zulaga govern
ment last year and, rejected. The War De-
partmcnt has ordered AN armed escort to the
trains with army supplies from the anpre-
htnded attack by the returning Pixies Peak
ers, information having been received of the
necessity of such protection
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beg leave to call the attention of the Ameri
can Public to tho following Certificate from the
Government Chemist for the Island of Cuba and
the Spanish West Indies, and who is known to
the Scientific men of London, Paris, Madria, Cuba
and America to be the first Chemist in the World.
UDOLPIO WOLFE.
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WASHINGTON. May IS.
According to the latest advices received
here from official quarters in Mexico the
main body of the Liberal army was on the
LIST of May at Guanajato, under command of
General Guazoa, who was making prepara-
tons for an advance on the city Of Mexico.
Much enthusiasm animated the troops.
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Ew STEAMBOAT arrived at Troy the
|ay, to ply on Lake George. She is
lie Hiawatha, commanded by Capt.
Hale, and belongs to the stockholders
William Henry Hotel, lis 40 feet
d beautifully built,
vas to 60 up the the canal to Glens
here to be placed on a truck and drawn
Roke Of oxen, over land 8 miles to the
preceded by band of music and &c
ID citizens.
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ADVERTISEMENTS PATENT!

A CCORDING to a recent decision of the Sur
n preme Court of Dry Goods, stealing thunder
is iniictablc, Plagiarists and thunder thieves,
bswars, for this copyright is secured, and Every
infringement WiH be prosecuted TO the fiN ertent Of
| the la,p.
Where Is the best assortment Of Dry foods and
Carpets to DO found
Where are the above named g GODS sold cheapest1
Where can find honorable dealers, reasonable
and uniform prices, and receive oipsl treatment in
case do not purchase?
These are questions which concern, and should
influence every purchaser; but being an interested
party, We shall not answer them, though We will
state our honest conviction upon point viz: Tho
| BEEHIVE is not, and cannot be undersold.
| by any dealer of sound mind and honorable mo-
| tives. Let the Public judge.
| We are now receiving large additions in every
Department; styles and prices, very desirable.
CARPETS; MANTILLAs AND PARAsoLs;
oIL-cLorHs; HOSIERY AND GLOVES;
MATING DRESS TRIMMINGS
pRAPERlEs AND SHADES; RIBBONS AND LAcEs
! DIRE GOODS ENBRoIpERILs
sHAwLs AND RAoLANs; LACE MITTs, ETC.
n. PECK, JR., & CO.
! May l6. dawtf
PATENT ZINC wAsH.BOARDs.
- 5. BLoDGETT co. have on hand, and
NJ. for sale to Dealers by the dor. at Mauufac.
turer's prices freight addei);
SO dozen Patent Zinc Wash boards;
! so " Common
May Is.
I DIES SERGE BUTTON BOOTS
~ with heels. Just received by
= May 49, .e A, PRoUTY. JR.
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the conspirators know that he was aware of
their operations, and for greater security re-
called the Duke of Malakof from London,
and placed him at the head Of the Home force,
consisting of 200 ,000men.
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GRAND CANTATA.
The Hay. Makers.

INllE Public respectfully informed that the
Cantata-THE AY-MAKERS, by Geo. F.
Root, which has been performed in Boston and
vicinity so many times the past few months, with
such unprecedented success and unbounjcd ap-
plause. will be performed in burlington, at t e
TOWN HALL, on Tuesday evening June It'll,
In characteristic costume with descriptive scenery
and action, by a chorus Of about 40 select Singers
and the best resident Solo talent.
Concert to commence at 8 o'clock. Doors open
at 7. For further particulars, see small bills
WV W. W. PARTRIDGE.
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egrnph, by which more cotton was purchased
for him than he ordered, was reversed in the
virginia Court of Appeals, with costs on
Thur sday.
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NJ arriCd.

In Shelburne, May 10th, by Rev. o. J. squires,
Mr.. Henry p. Morse and Miss Lois Nash, both of
Shelburne.
In johnson, May Gath, 1859, by Rev James
Dougherty, Hon. Andrew Dow, Of Hinesburgh,
and Miss Sarah Dodge of the former place.
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dwGn
OVERS HEALING AUTHORIZATIONS

has bden in use az Imminent and internal remedy
in Burlington and vicinity, for the last six years,
and has established ITS reputation, as n CURE 70
Rheumatism, Cuts, Bruises, swellings, Headache,
and other affections which are mentioned in tho
niV'rtisemcnt In another column dawtf
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MORE OF THOSE DIAMOND SKIRTS
WI Ten and Fifteen Hoops.
At JELLISoNs.
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ECONOMIZE (!

LtONOMILE
TO FAMILIES INTHE COUNTRY.
EVERY BODY HAS HEARD OF THE FAMOUS
CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE.
1873 WASHINGTON ST, BOSTON
and there is hardly family within twenty miles
of Boston, where
TEAS AND COFFEEs
are not used We will sell every description Of
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
ana prices range from 25 cents per pound up
to one dol ar We sell good family tea (bIack,)
for 80 cents, by the package of five pounds also
goo Young Tyson (srcen,) for IS cents.
The above Teas are as good as are usually sold in
Country Stores for 90 cents per pound
We Buy More Teas and Coffecs,
and soil more and cheaper than any other estab-
lishmcnt in New England.
Our CotFEE> are FRESH every day, and for
purity are uuri;1lled.
Teas neatl! >ei in 10 pound chests, for family
use.
For the convenience of those going to tho rail.
road, we have
BRANCH STORES
at No. 65 Union street, two doors from the corner
of Hanover street, Cred store.)
At ITO Court street, (store painted rcd.)
At corner of Beach and Albany streets.
AT corner Of Washington and Pine streets.
Call on us when you come to Boston, aud give
our goods trial,
Orders solicited by express.
THOMAS G. WHYTAL,
wil-3m l9s Washington Street, Boston.
GREELEY's OVERLAND LETTERS.
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STEREOSCOPES
AND STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES.
TNTESE beautiful and attractive Ornaments for
L the Parlor or Library Table, may be found at
less than City Prices, at the Daguerrean Rooms of
the subscriber, on Church street.
JUST RECEIVFD-a fresh supply Of Stere-
oscopie Pictures, comprising Landscapes and OBJ
jects Of interest in Europe, Groups and Indoor
Scenes. in great variety, both plain and colored.
CHARLES MILLER,
Chittenden County Daguerrean Gallery,
l4Ti Church street,
Burlington, May 10. dSwtf
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THE n. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Is published every SATURDAY.
PATENT WEALTH. R.PROOF
WINDOW BLINDS.

i are hereby informed that the undersigned
will manufacture KgLLY's Patent ''yATuER-
pRoor WINDOW LLISns, at the shop Of .hass a
Smith, south end of Pioneer shop, wheI" he can
be found during business hours. All enquiries o.
orders by Mail promptly attended to.
Those wishing to purchase Town, County or
State Rights can trade with me. j. II. GIBBS,
Burlington, April Is, 1859. w4lms