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CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE.
VIA NC A r A G VA
AMERICAN, ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
SHIP CANAL COMPANY,
PRoPRGETOK
OPPO TION LINE AT
EDUC ED "A RES.

NV YOHk 10 IAN FHANCIsCO.
i'f-t cabin. S22j Upper Storage 500
second cabin. $50 Lower Storage so
The transit Of the Isthmus included.
The splendid steamship WASHINGTON, Of
1000 tons register, Capt. Henry Churchill having
been fitted up expressly for the California trade hy
the Nicaragua route, will leave her pier. Nortb
River New York, ON Monday the 9th of December
at =. VI, carrying passengers, mails and freigh
to san Juan del Mort. connect at san Juan del Sur
with the we'll known and commodious steamship
HERMANN, Capt. Cnycnly for san Frauscisco
California, These splendid steamships offer un-
surpassed accommodations for the comfort and safe
IS of pn-. cuEar,. Tho Isthmus route is thorou gh-
~ repaired aud in good order, and the country
healthy. For passage and freight apply only at
the office of the company to
JOHN Z. lELNERTON, Agent,
; 9m3 No, 3, Bowling Green, New York
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TIE RUMFORD YEAST POWDER

An article beyond which nothing of its kind is
~ neodcd--is sold at wholesale and retail by
the subscriber in Burlington.
Those who would avoid the trouble and unco-
family of Hop Yeast and escape the sad failure that
attends every other substitute for it, requested
to give this trial. II is endorsed by the highest
authority, and the expense of an experiment can
be but trihing-as, in case Of failure, the money
paid for it will be refunded A. S. DEWEY.
Nov. 2sth, 1898 daw
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ROOTS AND SHOES.
VVTLES HOWE. Church Street Mnnufactu-
We rcrs Of and dealers in Ladies' Cents and
CIillrcns Boots. Shoes. Caters, Tics, Of every W.
rietv and STYLE. We have on hand very
LARGE ASSORTMENT
&C desirable Goods ror the Spring trade. Mt prices
70 accommodate all classes Of the community. AL
kinds Of
T'uni-. shoes aud Gnitcrs
or IT, liss G rptlomou. and children, manufactured
m orlcr in the most Fashionable Style, and ward
utcl.
ATril 81. w3m
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FUR Ga is,


HAVING PURCHASED large stock, Wess
ii prepared To sell either by the i!ale or sin5'
Robe as low az can he bought IN Ne" h"fs
boston. ,
Come on. gentlemen. we are bound es
Won, y. ALLEN
Burlington, Nov. 5, 1855 WI
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DYSPEPSIA,

The great scourge of this continent, yields quick
" to n course Of these antseptic Pills, and the d
gcstivc organs are restored to their proper tone;
no matter in what hideous shape this hydra of dis
ease exhibits itself, this searching and unerring
remedy dispcrscs it from the patients system.
GENERAL DEBILITY & WEAKNESS
From whatever cause, iorneSs Of spirits, and all
other signs of diseased liver and other disorgani-
cation of the system, vanish under the Graduating
influence of this all powerful antiseptc and deter
gent remedy.
BILIOUS DISORDERS.
The proper quantum and right condition of the
bile is Of momcntous Importance to the health Of
the human frame, this anii-biHous medicine expcls
the hidden seeds of the complaint, and renders all
the fluids and sccretons pure and fluent. cleansing
and rcsuscitatng the vital functions of the body
sICKLY FEMALES
Should lose no time in trying few doses Of this
regulating and renovatng remedy; whatever may
be their complaint, it can be taken with safety in
all periodical and other dsorganzations, its effect
| is all but miraculous.
UNREFUTED PROOF.
| The testimony of Nations is unanimously borne
| to the health giving virtues of his noble remedy,
| and certificates in every living language bear wit
ness to the uNnESrABLEvEss Of their intrinsic uor
| HoHoway's Pills Gre the best rcmedV knOtcn IN
The worM for the fOHowing diseases:
| Asthma, Fever and Ague, Lowness of spirits
| Bowel complnts, Female com Piles,
| Coughs plants, Stone andIiravcl,
| Colds, Headaches, Secondary symp-
| Chest Diseases, Indigestion toms,
| Costivcness, Influenza, Nenereal alice
Dyspcsia, Inflammation, tons,
| Diarrhoca, Inward weakness Worms of all
| Dropsv, Liver complaints, kinds.
| r7y-Caution None are genuine unless the
words: "Hoiiouav New York and London," are
| dsccrniblc as n Watu-mark, in every leaf of the
book of directions around each pot or box the same
| NAV be plainly seen by hold,ng the leaf 10 the light.
A handsome reward will he given to any one rem
dcring uchinformaton may lead to the detection
of any parties cuunterfcting the medicines vend-
ing the same, knowing them to he spurious.
@KSSold nj the mnnufactorics of PRoF. HOLLOWAY,
| so Maiden Lane, New ork, and by all respectable
| dealers in medicine throug hout the United States
and the civilized world in boxes at Is cts, 63 cts.
| and 81 each.
| -1t-Therc is considerable saving by taking the
| larger sizes.
~ B.-Drection. for the guidance Of
in every disorder are affixed to each box.
May 81. d6wly
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.
VUVTCt III TWWT' M
Chicago and the West.

WESTERN. BRITISH and Q. =.
MAIL ROUTE
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Ten lines Of miniou type constitute a square.
A liberal discount 10 yearly advertisers.
Legal notices 10 cents a line.
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To Commune, Nond1p, No,. 80, 1855
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LIGHT LIGHT,
II EROSENE LAMPS for sale at China Hall, Is.
IN Church Street for one half the usual price.
Burlington, May 10, 1853. S. S. BROWN
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Ii ESS RDS.
$. NJ. PETTENuiLL q co.'s
ADVERTISING AGENCY,

ADVERTISING AGENcY,
liz Nassau 81, Mr. I1rf, g. 10 state ST.,
BOSTON,
- :. NJ. PrrrrvaltL6 Co., are the Agents for the
freo Press and the most influential nn largest
circulating Newspapers IN the United Strtcs aud
inc Canadns. They are Authorized 10 contract for
us at our i1ic,si ,ai,,.
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State News.

FREpERIos COUNTY The Taxable prop
erty in this County is So, 1856 ,O47. being a
decrease Of S403, 479 below the basis of last
year caused by the County Commissioners
having credited of all known Insolvencies,
which for years past have been the means of
false basis of Taxation
As compared with last year,t the table shows
a decrease of S5lo, PSI in stock, Sl5s $50 in
personal property, Sl5,9Os in watches, and
sos in plate; and an increase of S277, 700
il real estate.
The County and Road Tax for 1859 is the
same as last year, viz: % cents on the 500 On
the taxable property the county, exclusive
OF Frederick city, and IS cents for County
and Road tax on the property in the city.
Amt Of Levy for 1859. Ssa,os7,so
q. of Appropriation, 90 1928
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During our visit 10 Lowell we wule shown
through thcLaboratmy Of our celebrated coun-
trym8n DR.. J. c. AYrn Scarcely could we
have believed what is seen there without
proof beyond dispu'ng.
lh"y consume i barrel Of solid Pills, about
$4,000 doses and 3 barrels of Cherry rccto-
rial 10000 docs per diem. 10 what an
uncomfortable amount of human suffering does
this point! no TOO doses aday :! Fifty mil
lion Of doses per year ;! What acres and
thousands Of acres ofsick beds does this spread
before the imagination And what sympa-
thics and woe! True not all Of this is taken
by the very sick, lat alas. mn n oritis. This
Cherry Drop and this s1Eared Ill. are to he
the companion 81 pain and anguish and sink
ing sorrow---the Inheritance our mother Eve
bcqucathed to the whole family of man
Here the infant darling has been touched too
early by the blight that w:hcrs half our race.
Its little lungs are affected and only watching
and waiting shall tell which way its breath
shall turn. This red drop OH lis table is the
talsman ON which rs life shall hang. There
the blossom # the world just bursting into
~omaUhoul,is stalcbcn also Affections most
ssiiuou, are skl5.s not, she is still ia! Ia l.
WAY "ho wan n,"sscngcr comes nearer and
nearer every week. THIS little indictment
shall go the q, their Last perhaps their only
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sonr Tnno.7 inAaUE AND Sosr rnroA,

SoHE THHoa1 PLAGUE ANn SORE THEcAS
This quality Of sei2ing hold and causing
the expulsion o. drplLved humors, is posses
Ell by no ether my',-ira than BG.Hnfrr.
PMS They operate ytly upon the TISSUES
involved .n. t'at is affect led by the disoarr
IL ,H-', they seize uroa those hrmars nv
much nom pre- cGeucc - from natural If
Unity, occauae heir life is below that Of In,
surrounding parts, and which, settling or the
ti.suca of the throat that is around the throat
region. produces sore throat, sore Mroa
plague, and The severe heaiachc and fever.
Within an hour after our or six pills are
taken there is felt peculiar creeping in the
part affected 4 sort of collecting up Of the
diseased hrmors ready for expulsion. Ne
hurt or weakening effect can ever arise from
their use, because they cannot act upon
healthy parts. Taken early they prevent
all organic diseases. Oh how important in
sickness, to use that medicine which only
cxtinguishcs the disease, and leaves no evil
effects behind Sold at DR.. Brandreth \
Principal Office, No 294 Canal Street, New
York, and by Lowndes and Cramcr. Cum
berland, Md, aud by all respectable dealers
in medicines.
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ESg" Every days 'nvrf, g.iious Ia the tiyl F! r
human sclus.s develop DOW truths ard rrin-
ciplcs Perhaps, no more brilliant eohi"vc-
inent was ever accompllhei than the psy-
Geological discovery recently announced in
the Philadelphia PcnasTranian, in the fol
lowing explicit terms:
at is psychological fact that men by
nature ARE Democrats and it is only when
self-in tercst peryerts them that they cease to
be SO. Hence those who are opposed to the
Democratic party have lost the purity of
of theii nature and become more or less unf;
for positions Of trust under the Govern
ment
AS our courteous neishbor Of she Aiega-
man is deeply Nerscd in Democratic lore,
I'VE mean in party scnscl we desire to pro-
pound him an interrogatary. is the psychic
Loco-Foco discovery made by our Demo
cratic Philadelphia contemporary a 'tact'
If the premise lad down by our demo-
cratic cotemparary, chat r,eh By nature are
democrats, he correct then bis conclusions
are certainly erroneous, unless, indeed, he
means, arbitrarily. to alter the pathological
adjudication Of the Language he employs.
If there Le any truth III Revelation, the
heart" by nature lis deceitful above all
things and desperately wicked" Hence, as
ut is a psychological fact that men by nature
ard Democrats" Denlcc,ats are ''deceitful a.
bJve all things and desperately wicked"
This can be predcated of the politicians
sE the party, but not of the rank aud file
= >The legitimate conclusion from the pr,po-
Ysitson assumed is, that when men are redeem
y IRON the 'gall of bitterness ard tie bonds
6f iniauity," renewed in the spirit and teui-
per of their minds" they cease to I've Demo
Gratis, because the heart purged Of it's deprav-
ity. Locofocoisn has nothing on which to
feast and fatten This is exclusively demo-
cratic property. Democratic in its concep-
tion-democratic in its application. We
should like to see this subject fully and psy-
chologically discussed and developed by our
.rudite neishbor up the way, taking the fact
sAaeuhced by the Psnnsylranian asthe start
ing point, and evolving deductions there
from.
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Foreign Intelligence.

| Another fearful battle has been foYEht At
Solferino, in which some three hundred thou
sand men were engaged The Allies were
successful taking 1000 prisoners two fags,ar.d
thirty cannons, 81, 1000 Ausirians are said to
have been killed, and $1,000 of the Allies
| killed and wounded, among the wounded
arc five French Generals
A dispatch dated the 25th Of June, from
the Emperor to the Empress Eugene, says
that "thc enemy withdrew last night, and that
he slept in the roorl occupied in the morn
ing by the Emperor Of Austria
General Niul has been appointed Marshal
Of France.
The Austrian troops crossed the Mincin.
for the purpose of attacking the French
with their whole force, but were Obliged to
abandon their position, and Withdraw to ;he
left bank of tie river, after blowing Up the
bridge at Gotta
Private dispatches intimate that tho French
army has suffered 50 severely as 10 lie unable
to resume the offensive
The AnstrilnS are preparing for another
great battle Under Gen Hess. who has already
displaced General Srhliok as co,nmander-in-
chief.
The Austrians dispatches acknowledge that
they were obliged to retreat, after suffering
extraordinarily levy losses.
The Emperor Napoleon was constantly in
the hottest part OF The battle, and Gen. Lar
ry who accompanied him, had hi, horse kill
ri under him.
General Niei's corps covered themselves
with glory.
The Sardinians Tough, with great fury a.
sainst superior numbers.
The Emperor of Austria is TO return to Vi
enrs CD smportaut business
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says that another battle is expected
and is considered as inevitable before the siege
operation can commence.
L.rge reiutoreemcnts are constantly leaving
France.
Til, attack on Venice was expected 20 COM
meuce or the 2sth.
One hundred and seventy.ive thousand
troops from the Austrian reserve were on their
way to Italy. They are called the flower Ct
the Austrian army, every man having served
upwards of eight years.
It's rumorod that an Erelish feet of twcn.
ty-ive sails was cruising off Venice.
The Gazette de France says that prepara-
tons are making to raise, within two mouths !
an army Of 450, 900 men.
Great Naval preparations are going on at
Chesburg.
A Dispatch received at Paris. from Carl
ana, on Wednesday. the Goth ul, says that
the French troops parsed the Mincio without
interruption, the enemy having witldfawn
tberefrom.
outas 2s.h. rlt Pusx.a made proposal
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Surplus
1880, 81

AFFAIRS IN HARTFORD CorSrs. The Hav-
rc-de-Grace Times contains the following:
The Stcdsh. The men employed by the
government continue engaged with mud Ma
chimes cleaning out the swash in the head
waters Of the chesapeake, a short distance
below Havre-de-Grace. The channel ,hey
are cutting is one hundred feet wide and four
teen feet deep. They have been at work at it
for several months, commencing mile or a
little over mile below Spesu;ia Island, work
ing up, aud have now reached the Island
Unless there is more money appropriated for
the purpose Of completing che work it eil'
have to stop
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H,rpest-The farmers in this county have

Rarpesk-The farmers in this county have
been during the week actively engaged a:
harvesting. We hear il said by thoee who
have 'Lecp'a good deal over the county since
the copmenctn,esi, Of harvest that tho crop
of wbedtin Harfosdis larger this hervsst than
!. has been for sotns years past.
ina County Lepy - The rate Of taxation 10
ftki. Comfy has teeD 6zed a. 61 cents on the
800 Amount Of iaxats pvpcrty,S7.ll6,
~.
CsCL oocrry ArrA,Rs-Wo ccyy tie
,,!Hwihs from the Elkton Wing of The 9TH :
brnty Lecy The oVunty Commissioner
rba,Io their annual svy for 1860 ut then
meeting on Wednesday last. The'total asses-
tDen: III the county, Is S7,oa2, oi5--The D.
| mount hable to county, tax, s7,9ls, 1896, and
the amount liable TO State tax, 81, 7s8, 229. -
Tie COMFY and State tsxcs This year amount
to SO cents in tie eieo, which IS h. cents
lower tban las year.
Esccpe IF Prisoners s. Four prisoners GEL
4, a., c,,
eoi"'ea me 9sh oi July ny scahhg the yard
wall Of the Elkton Jail, aud making their es-
CAPE ; they were committed OF. yLarges Of as
e,r,t sua ha,,srv and NO ,rders,,,,a nc tho
~, ..-.I, so Wv
parties "SS"'''ei u" "os i"'c''u 10 appear Il
gainst them, thry woula have been Set out
this week On their own FecosTzancee.
Horse T5ejl-A man calling himself ,T,b,
roncs woy cn,,ri,toa 20 i,I yos,or,o,. o,,,.,
ed with stealing = horse from Edward .j,.t.
son Of the 5,h pig.r;ct He was caugL, viii,
-. boryo;,. ii, ,,n.yos,.o. 49,
MAEyLAHp PoLrTGcs-The Onnpo,i,ion
to !o,ofocoisrn in Kent county, held q su;yit-
ed meeting on the 18th instant. at Chester
town, and after fixing the goth of Septcnler
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Roman Eye Balsan,,
For WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES

For WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES.
This Balsam was used for many years in
private practice Of celebrated Oculist with
the greatest su.ce,; In cases whor. TIA
TYrLIDS ARE lNrLAMED,
or the hal Of the Eye thickly covered with
blood, it acts almost like mage, and removes
all appearances of inflammation after two or
three applications. There is numerous class
of person that are peculiarly exposed to acct
dents or diseases that weaken ana infame the
Eyes, and perhaps destroy the sight, who
from the nature of their omployments, are
compelled to work in cloud Of dust and grit
Such shoui never be without this Balsam,
Prepared and sold by 4. B. q y. SANDS,
Druggists 100 Fulton Street New York.
For sale by HEALEY B SHRiVER, Drug
cisis Curlharlini Nd.
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Brick House,
Heavily Timbered,

The sub livisioLs Of the property with u,
names of The various Tracts, and :he contents
Of each, will be make known Oh the ddy If pale.
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed Ly tie de-
crees-hs 20 ;Le property and near the Turn
pike Road, one.thrd .! the purchase money to
be paid in cash the day vi sale, the balance
in two cqus! ins'alhents with interest Mt Qnrd
Il month"; after the tiHy of sale. for til" "
Err or BRICK HOUSE FARM, ou, third cash
on dag OF sale, and the residue III tSu equal IT,
stalments with interest, ut | ana years. The
credit payments TO be occurred by notes Of rur-
chasers With approved Security. On raiilcu-
ton ofsale and payment Of the entire purcha -
money tut L ct before, Deed .. Deeds will be
sde for the property sold.
For furthe informa tiou, apply to A. NJ, Bcv-
ans, or X. Higgins, on the premises. or the I'M
dersigned.
JOHN Z. EDWARDS,
June 80, ls59.-4t. Trustee.
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LABD, WEBSTER d CO.,
2O2 Baltimore Street,
u n Ky Z MI q II IL /,
H,nefact4yers Of Imprcre2 Tight Stitch
Sewing Machines,

! For Families and Manufacturing Estab-
Nshmouis.
I EFT Manufacturers, Planter, Farmers, House
~ keenerS or any other pcrsOns in search Of
an instrument to execute any kind Of Seeing
Gone By machinery, make sure they secure the
best, by examining ours before purchasing.
20 SAMPLES OF WORK SENT By MAIL.
HhM constitutes u good Se'cj"g .hlchth"?
!. 1t should be well made, simple in its con
st.uetion and easily kept in order.
=. 1t should make tight toek stitch, alike
IN both sides of the material
3. |; should sew any ard all materials that
can be sewei
!. ]: shorld BE able to use Cotton, Thread,
OF SIN, directly from the spool.
,. II rhouId be able to sew IRON coarse to
nnc, and from thick to thin, with ThP.dity, and
without changIr z the tension.
6. 1t should be able to mnl, TIL trnsion
greater or less, On both the Under rad upper
threads, and with uniformity.
:. 1t shouid have "a Struiyh ne, die eHrrt d
vGes are liable to break.
$. The needle should have perpeH dcuinT
notion The is absolutely necessary for heavy
rgsk.
. It should be capable of taking in the
largest pieces OF work.
TO- /. shoud be able 70 bind with e binder,
hem with Lemmsr; should stitch, fell, run
; ttIh bh'htl'
II. 1t should be always ready to work.
u. 1t should be capable 0! using the SAINT
size Of ,h-esd on both sides Of the work, and Of
using different coloTed thread siik, above or
below. to correspond with any two ooiors Of
cloth TO be uuited
10. 1t should be able to make long or shor,
stitch.
H. IT should be able to iRsten of no seam,
and commence sewing tightly nj the first stitch.
Is. 1t should run easily und make but little
nUise.
| 49, 1t should nave " heel feed none 9TH
! err are in constant cuninct with the work.
II. It soouli not be liable to get out Of Order
/ -. II should no; be liable 10 break the
/ ID rcnd nor shp stitches.
~. I; should nOtbe necessary to use FcTc~
| driver or wrench to set the needle.
20. It Ell ,Uld not be liable 10 oil the opera
/ tor's dress.
/ u. /; should act form ridge n the under
! side, nor ravel cut, nor be wa-t'f ni If thread,
! US il the case With oH chain stitch machines.
| -. II should not be "morc t:onble than it lie
( vsrth."
/ %. Ttnale-All orthese aiyantsgesare pos
sessei by our Sew ing Machines.
LADD, WEBSTER co.
/ Tyrc O Igtg--Iy
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Nos. II and IS,
Steam Tug & Canal Boats
For Sale.

WE have Tor sale m eXceller ssAsc---s-IT
w STEAM Tue, three year, s-ks---I go.
old, % fee: IL length, fee. hold, substantially
built, rnd of grent power Her engines and
boilers ar3 in hrst rate order. She is capable
Of carrying 6OOU bushels yf grain under deck
dtnsirg six feet Of wn'cr.
W. have also scvcn frst-Claes CANAL
BOATS nearly new aud in good order. They
carry about 1875 tons each, on ! feet water.
We are authorized to sell the above much be-
low their cost, and On very easy terms, and
would invite the attention Of parties interested
"a Canal Navigation. to the great hargains here
offered. FOHLE h co.
July :. lS5S-lln. Alexandria.
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70 the FEDERAL Dnet 20 place an army Of obSer-
walton on the RI iue, under the superior or
ders Of Bavaria. The proposal was referred
| TO the military committee
IL was reported that the Emperor Of Aus
ira would son have IN inttsYie9 %ith & Z
Prince Rgent Of hts<an.
The fu.swing is he ordrr o: tie day pub
lisbed BY the Esnpro- Napoleon, after the
| battle Of Soifsrino
| .Grriana JArrs u --2oi1iprP: The enemy,
| who believed themselves atte 10 repulse III
| from the C.iesc, have re- :, e,c;: the MiDcinc.
| Yon have worthy defended the honor Of
I France. SolTerino srrpnss-d lie recollection
# Lcnsto aud 0,stifhobn. IN twelve bonTs
yon hove repuised the sdos: Of one hnndre.'
and Atty sbuns4,Sd men. Your enthusiasm
| jid not res: there. The numerous artillery
! Of lie e,smy occupied formidable positions
| for over three leagues, which yun carried
Your country thanks yuu for your courage
| and perseverance, and lancn;s the fallen
| We have taken three hags thirty canDons,
| al 5000 prisoners.
The Sandman army fuutht with the same
vaios against superior forces. and worthy is
.Int army to march beside you. 81, Of h e
no. been shed in vain, for the glory Of France
and the happiness Of tie I@op'c."
| The AUsTnIAN OFFICIAL ACoouyt oE -AE
BATTLE.
Foona d,nc %. The day before yester-
| day our right wing occupied Pozz0lenga, Sol
| faIiDo and CarriaIa, an! the left wing pres
Scd forward az far rs Quidd'zzUlu and Gag
Cioffrclo, but were driven back by tie enc
my
4 collision took place between the t~o e =
Q
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n PxnsoyAL.-The present Chief Magistrate
Of the Nation, James Buchanan, with his
Mite, are expected here on or about the 18th
:nSeaut. They have secured rooms at .be
Revere House
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A eSsose BUIsNEss.-Thc Philadelphia
xty passenger Rail ways, carried on Mon
Nv. 4th of July, l75.7e0 passengers, at
fare Of five cents each. amounting to So.
567