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STATE OF VERMONT.

Cbinenden Co. Court March Term A D. 1859.
JAMES :. HowLASD
vs..
T. D. CoLroS and WM. II SABry,
TIME above named suit was entered at the above
Il term Of said Court. Tho action is assumpst
upon one promissory note, executed by said Cotton
as principal, and said VIM. H. Sabin, as surety,
given for two hundred and sixty dollars with use.
and PAYABLE to Erastus Field or order. And the
Plaintiff is eniorsce Of said note And also the
Plnintif declares upon the common counts.
The said Cotton, not having been served with
process in the above entitled suit, and living with.
out this State, hy order Of the Court aforesaid i.
notified to appear at the next term of said Court,
to he holden at Burlington, in said County, tho
Sd Tuesday Of September, D. 1859, and answer
TO said suit or he will be defaulted
Clerk
L. F. WILBUR, Attorney for Plaintiff w50w3
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Our READERS will be pleased to notice that

Our READERS will be pleased to notice that
that the Cantata of 60 the Hay-Makcrs, :"
which drew such crowded house, last week ,
is to be repeated. We are confident that it
will be even better performed than it was
before; and We recommend any who did not
hear it to como this time. Those who did i,
will require no urging.
FRosr.-Corn and beans suffered some in
several parts of the County on Saturday
night last. There has been little or no da IN,
age from frost in this place. so far as we are
aware.
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DYSPEPSIA AND CoNsUMPTIoS-Which of these
Diseases occasions the victim the most suffering ?
The Dyspeptic will say the former. 1t is, there
fore consoing fact, that Oxygenated Bitters cure
the most distressing complaint.
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WASHINGTON, June 10.
The steamers Fulton and Water Witch
will shortly be despatched to the Gulf of
Mexico, and the Home Squadron will I've fur
ther increased.
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THE WAR IN ITALY.
" Turk in Burlington"
READY-MADE CLOTHING

READ1-MADE CLOTHING,
Armed with the best and most fashionable assert.
nent Of
Ready Made Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods, Broadcloths, Cassimeres, SILKS
Grcnad,nes and Marseilles YES nlqs,
And confident Of success, he will spare no on.
who may attempt to resist the progress Of this
noble cause.
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NJ arried.

In kcenc, n. H.. May 3lst, by Rev DR.. Bar.
stow, Mr.. D. Brainerd Peck, of Burlington, to
Miss Frances A. Brainard, of keene.
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STRAYEI

NROM the subscriber, about the first Of June
T. inst, seven red yearlings-four Steers and
three Heifers. One Heifer large si,e, brown face
another lighter red, middle sire, wsrt on hei
back; the other smaller bright NEARLY cherry red
the ends of her ears frozen of. Two Steers coored
like the last named Heifer; one Of the other two
light red with faint brindle; and the other very
pale red-all Of the Steers aboutmedium size.
Whoever will return said cattle to me, or gel
me information whore they are, shall be suitably
rewarded. HARRISON NJ. Villas.
Colchester, June Is, 1850. w5lw3'
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DOWNS & CO.'S CELEBRATED
cIsrERN AND WE LL.PU NJ Ps.

~ s. BLoDGETT l. co., have received Q
II. largo invoice Of these justly celebrated
Pumps and will sell them to dealers at manufse.
tursr's Prices, (freight added), among which will
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TURIN, May ~.
Como has decidedly declared her
adhesion to the Government of the King of
Sardinia. Telegraphc connection between
Turin and Como has been re-established
Advices received, state that the population
of the surrounding country is fastening to
place itself under the flag of Gen. Garibaldi
Reinforcements also have Joined his corps.
The inhabitants near Lago Maggiore are
preparing fierce resistance to any eventual
attack of the Austrians
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LATER WAR NEWS.
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF GARIBALDI

NEW York June IA.
the steamship Fulton from Havre june
LIST, arrived at Now York last night at IL
o'clock.
Tho Limerick Chronicle announces ION
what authority it is not set forth y that the
Queen visit to ireland is certain Her Mai
csty will be ut Killarny next August.
The Cunard company have sold the steam
or Lebanon to the Spanish Government.
BERNE, May 2Sth.
Yesterday evening Garbaldi entered Co.
mo amid bell ringing and general ilumin-
alton of the town. All the steamers on
Lake Como are in Garibaldi's possession.
The Austrians are in rapid retreat.
BERNE, May 90
Garbaldi has left Como, having repulsed
the Austrians from Camcrlata, Geographic
connection between Como and Piedmont bad
been rc-establishcd. Generals Garibaldi and
Mel are expecting an Austrian Corps de
Armec commanded by Gen. Urban.
y letter dated Berne, May 20th says, news
from all quarters affirm the success of Carl
baldi. Since he has entered Lombardy each
day has been marked by success.
Col. BontemOas, who commands the Divs-
ion Of Swiss Federal Troops stationed in
Switzerland. has advanced the greater por-
ton of his men to tho farthest line of the
frontier of Lombardy, so as to be better able
to protect the integrity of the Swiss territory.
According t, his instructions, he is to receive
with humanity, While ,iisarnlng them, any
dctachments OF the bcligcrcnts that may seek
refuge III Switzerland, but to oppose, by
lorcc of arms, any who may attempt to force
passage. with n view TO same stra tppptic di-
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The House has been newly rehtted. Good Mu-
sic, first class Entertainment, and pleasant time
may be expected by all. wSlw2
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REMEMBER TIE HEADQUARTERS,
Turks CIO:hlng Emporium

Where the greatest AMI best variety Of SPRING
and SUMNER GOODS can be seen and bought at
the lowest possible CASH prices.
Gentlemens Clothing cut and made to order in
the latest styles at short notice.
June TO- 1859. dawtf
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News of the Week.
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q .BARONNE sTKEET sTEAM noILER
I EEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS,

LEEDS Il CO.. IRON FOUNDERS,
Manufacturers Vertical Horizontal Steam Engines
Boilers, Sugar Mills. yaculm Pans Sugar Kettles CHARTERS
Filters Steam Horse Power Draining Machines, Saw Mills
Gearing Columns Buildings, Furnace
me, Crate Bars etc, aud all Machinery required for the
South.
We have been duly authorized and prepared construct
STIII.MANS PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
f4l2 xvii "a 4,
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Has for itself such for the of every variety
Of throat and Lung Complaint that is entirely unnecessary for
to the evidence of its virtues wherever has been
employed As it has long been in constan, use throughout t
section do than the people its quality is kept
up the best has been and that may be relied on to do
for their relief all it has ever been found to do.
Ayers CHthartic Pills.
FOR ALI. PURPOSES OF A PuRGATlvE MEDICINE
For Coslycnes for the of Dyspepsia for jaundcc for
the cure Of for Headaches for the cure Of
for Foul Soach for the of Eyspea for the Pe for
the cure of serotna for all scrofos Complaints for the ee
Complaints for Dropsy; for the Of letter. Tmo and Salt
the cure of Neuralgia; for Purifying the Blood.
They coated that the most sensitive take
them pleasantly and being purely vegetable harm arise
from their use in any quantity.
MtT- Price, % cents per box five boxes for 81.
Great numbers of C!ergymen Physicians Statesmen and
nent have lent their
usefulness Of these remedies but space will not permit
the insertion of them The below
AMERICAN ALMANAC, in which they are given with
full descriptions of the above complaints the
that should be followed for their cure.
Do off by unprnciped dealers other prepaa-
lions they make profit Demand AYERS and lake no
others. The sick the best aid there them and they
should have it.
All our remedies are for sale by
j. WRIGHT Il co.
Nos. q and l5l Chartres street, N. o.
Also by HAvILAND, CLARK & GEORGE, Mobile and by
nil Dealers.
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SUGAR. The market was still depressed, and
we heard of some 500 hhds. sold at irregular
prices The range for Fair to Fully Fair being
7@7ac. % b.
MoLAssEs. Prices have again fallen Of about
1c, and we heard of about 1000 bbls sold at 500
40c for Prime to Choice, and 80 half bbls. at 4S&
@44 and Al also rs 600 gallons plantation
at 35c. fe gallon, in the cistern.
FLOUR. j. The sales were confined to SIS bbls.,
three lots at the same prices. s.s
GRAIN The sales Of Corn embrace about
1900 Sacks of which 500 at Csc. and 1900 Inferior
on private terms. Some other sales were pending
at the close. In Oats some 600 sacks we're dis
posed of, comprising l65 st. Louis at 55c. and 4ls
Prince Edward Island at CSC. U bushel. In Bran
we noticed sale Of 800 sacks at 81 20 % 100 its.
Provisions. The market was quiet, but firm.
The transactions were confined to retail lots at
SIS so ID Dbl. for Mess Pork. In Bacon w heard
of 80 casks Shoulders sold at s5c and 30 Of Ribbed
Sides at l0Sc. U ID. OF Lard about 100 terces
Prime were sold in two lots at Ito. " h. s ~
COFFEE The sales embraced about 100 bags,
of which so at llc., 100 at lii 90 at Ill, 125 at
l24, 1872 at l2a, and 81 Skimmings at III u b.
WHISKY. We noticed sales Of. 200 bbls. Raw
in two or three lots at Csc. U gallon, further e
cline. SD. ss's Isl 555e st,9ss isss a.
FRErGHTs "A British and an American ship
were laid on for Liverpool at current rates, and
ship for Havre at lc. for Cotton. The rates for
filling up were l5-32@Ad. to Liverpool in British
and American vessels and L. to Hayre
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"A HALLEN ~ RROT1ER, MANEFAC-
~ TgKERs OF COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
xk3WORk in all It's varieties. Has also hand large
sssortnent Of Cooking, Iarlor and Bar-roon Stoves
and prepared to hill all orders in the above line in the City
Country.
Particular attention paid all descriptions Of building work
VIZ Copper Galvanized on Tin and Zinc Valley Cutters and
R9ghng, Down Pipes, Fancy and Plain Heads etc
Have the exclusive tight for the of Ionana to make
and ved e recently patented Of abez Lewis from
the which the or buildings washed from all 9Th
prior the being conducted the cerns Being self
acting in itself it the necessity Of hand labor IN its
action feature not produced here before. daily
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Nsm Orleans lailp Grestellt.
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER as 1850.
gem 0rltans Nloueu Ularkst.

MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Is, 1850.
geu ORLEANS Hloneu 1larkst. |
casscEsr orrreE, No. 10 Camp street |
Ihere mas been some increase in general bust
ness during the week, but not to the extent that
might be expected from the daily and constant
sales in our great staples, cotton and sugar. The
volume Of currency or money now daily circulating |
is as large from these operations a. we have
for any corresponding time for years past There |
Is no dimnuton in the amount Of Indebtedness and
our community owes more money than it has any
time since the great revusion Of 1887 to 1872 when
the amount of loans and discounts reached fty.one
millions of dollars. The Indebtedness at this mo-
ment is not greater than the country is able to re-
say ten to fifteen dollars per acre for land that
three years ago was drug on the market at two
to four dollars; and paying from two to three
prices of former years per hand for laborers to
cultivate these lands, and when and where the Gre
dit system is invoked to extend the cultivation Of
these lands, the present prices of cotton will not
remunerate the investor or planter If free of debt
the question Of remuneration presents another
view and the policy of anticipating crops, or pro-
ceeds thereof to grow by borrowing at the rate Of
SOLO get. y annum interest, paying commissions
OF q get, and a0l get. brokerage, consuming
more than oneeighth of the returns in interest and
charges, with the addenda to every account of
sales, can well be doubted. We have fortunately
sound and solid banking system, which will 90
far to sustain our future prosperity.
The general wholesale and jobbing business has
somewhat improved during the week; vet, with
the large and varied stocks Of merchandise, larger
sales could have been reasonably looked for. True.
with the interior of the Northwestern part Of the
State complete embargo to direct communication
exists, well as Arkansas via the great river Of
that State. 1t must not be forgotten that large
share Of the trade and business of Eastern Arkan
is concentrating at Memphis where long credits
are given, and with its central location, sustained
by the receipts, or being the shipping point Of AGO.
600 bales of cotton per annum facilities are grant
ed to country dealers and traders beyond those ex.
tended in our city. What is now required in New
Orleans is the establishing Of at least dozen
wholesale jobbng and importing firms, with capital
and substance to compete with the many compet
tors Of the trade which ought to center here. We
require importing houses in the dry goods, hard
ware and other staple productions. 1t will be hop
ing in vain to expect such an addition to thu
already profitable career of our wholesale and job
bling houses. lis many years since there has beel
real capitalist embarked in these branches O
trade in this section and those merchants, dealers
and jobbers, who have located even without thu
aid Of large CAPITAL. and many withont 4 dollar
have been eminentIy successful and ,o+ a f,
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Last year gold was flowing in on us at the rate
of tllree-fourths of a million per week. Balances
of exchange can, however, be considered as equi-
valent to coin, though not recognized by the sta
tutes SO if bank has million of good exchange,
it is deemed equal to coin in vault, financially
speaking.
The movements in cotton this week have been
$4,000 bales, that is, the quantity assumed to have
been sold, against 81 500 bales for the correspond
ing week last year. Our latest intelligence from
the great theater of cotton Q4yerpoo) is to the
18th inst, brought by the steamer Circassian via
st. Johns, quoting decline for the week ending
that day. The quotations for the standard Qiid-
ding Orleans) being I'D. The financial adyices
indicate an easy money MARKET the dross being
available in London at 24@2a get. % month. Cot
ton from this side going into strong hands in Liver
pool can be made to pay something above COM
mission, that is, if it is clean and free of dust and
sand. AS for the political advices, they may be
looked on a mass Of Heterogeneous absurdities, not
to be regarded with any credence whatever.
During this week the exchange dealings in our
market exceed two millions and a half of dollars,
with prices and rates ruling the entire week in
favor of drawers and Sellers and closing to-day in
something of drawn contest. The balances held
\
The counter rate to-day at the banks was dis. for
| checks on New York. Outside drawers sold at the
same figure, while through brokers the transactions
ranged from 5l6 to s@7-l6 dis Five to ten days
sight s@4 dis; thirty days sight from 1t@1s dis,
with sixty days commercial bills being taken at /
oil and Vet. dis, with high grade held at 1a12
dis. and fair to be had at from 2@2t and II dis.
Sterling firm, and dealers buying at l09@l094 and
small sums of London credits at l09s@1094--ex
tremc rates that dealers buy at may be quoted at
l0s5@l094 Remittance rates 1898 up to we can
not say, but equal to New York figures. Document
bills, based on clean cotton with standard drawees
are in favor at losa@lOs2, and other grades at los
1883. Not many francs Offering on Paris direct.
We quote 5ls3@5.164, and other points 5.22a@
$50. There are plenty of drawers and sellers, if
buyers would only meet their preensons in rates.
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BUILDING MATERIAL, BRICKS, FIREwooD


v ORUELLE, Dealer,
At the Old Basin, of Toulouse and Frank
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL sneh as
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris Shin
giles ths Slaves Also English French and American Fire
Bricks, and all kinds OF Firewood.
R- country promptly and carefully attend
ed ia aus ly
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
In Wea,herboardng both rough md dressed
the very yellow Pine and Cypress timber for sale at
s per for rough aud So 81 Tor dressed in lots suit
Efioiy STAR PLANNING Mills. New Basin.
FXGHANGE ON BOSTON - CHECKS ON THE
Ia Bank. Boston, sni for sale by
o2l GAMMACK 4 CONVERSE, Is GgTondeiet st
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nYE1Ne. .DYE1NG... ..DYE1NG

NAEyS-9C00 kegs Nails assorted sizes aud best brands, for
~ sale by hEARNY, BIOIS f. CO.,
ol9 e. Magazine street.
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Extra special trips from Lake night by the Horse
when required, by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will GENTLY Station, when notified
trips during the hour Sundays
Fare each Is cents and conductors have timely
notice to stop.
omnbusses leave Canal for the Depot every
a2QtE
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changes:

the increase in Exchange is much less than it
ought to be. This return ought to have exhibited
an increase of fully half million of dollars. The
specie reserves show sl24 $50 against s14,42l,-
3l4 same time last year. The deposit line shows
an increase of only s3s2,sll Same week last year
the increase was one million four hundred and
eleven thousand dollars. II Not very fattering
comparison, and showing conclusively that more
money has been dsbursed spent out of the State
by travelling and other ways than many people
have an idea Of
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9tbitlu of tbt Marktts.

5s CRESCENT OFYIcE, No. 20 CAnp STREET,
Monday Morning. Nov. ~ l6uUI It's
CoTroN. With only q moderate demand on
Saturday the business fell OF 70 1000 bales.
Prices were irregular and rather in favor Of buy
ers, but without quotable alteration.
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EEyER AND AGuE, FROM WHICH MANKIND

NEWER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
sn!a large of The globe is the consequence Of
of vegetable dey This exhalaon evolved by the action of
solar heat wesso and rises with the water from it.
earih surface srns Is taken with thro-sh the lungs
into ,e blood There irritating Poison r on The inter s
torpid and fails only this virus but also the
Ill s@ ss s9s s sl s
spleen the kidneys and the sESash ymPahizs with the liver
Re shss sissa ]
s M s, a Then the FL rGy r. G
the surface, III another effort expe the irritating poison
s IN s Skin aid iva ws
ds the S 1sRsn o S spSs
Such constitutional disorder viii Of undermine the health
We have labored find, and have found, antidote,
which psise 1% n blood and smu
la @ ans @ sss la 50
more rather does what of service those sbect
ii absorbed and keeps those
taek keeps the system in health although exposed to the dis
sss ~ st @
Influence, such Reni!ient Fever Chill Fever, Dulsb
Feyers Neuralgia Rheursisn Gout, Blindness Toohache,
Eaaee car,h Asha paptaios 6a Paln Asson Of
of the Stomach and Bowels all Of which, when arising from
TINS Be- n S e # e
neIts and cures the disease.
This ccepshes by stimulating the excetories to expel
hasd 70 do t their Office their accord Hence arises
end but often life long enough i sacrificed in The at
remedy the whole class of diseases which caused by the
a"d It las another important the pSc which
is that ii is cheap as well rs good
anro, ovr IsgsiI, MaS ss,,n norT,v
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NOTICE-TIIE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
IN The Wholesale Grocery % % Front "a
snd % Fulton street, in his and his
+. A. SHAW.
tF