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Valuable Land,
Agricultural and Horticultural PURPOSES

Agricultural and Horticultural PURPOSES
FOR SALE.
1~S ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND, SIT.
L ~ uated on the west side of tho road load
ing to the mouth of Winooski River, and two miles
north Of the Court House Square. About IS acres
of the tract is covered with heavy growth of
mixed Wood, the remainder Is Meadow of good
quality. Tho soil is a sandy loam admirably
adapted to the raising of Vegetables, Fruits etc.
Living water is on portion of the tract, and on
any part permanent water can be obtained at the
depth of few feet.
Tho Lake, and the Islands and tho Mountain
Ranges both East and West, are in full view
The land is bounded on thrce sides by public roads
and is we'll fenced.
The above described tract of land Is now offered
entire, or in parcels of 10 acres or more to suit
purchasers. A portion Of wood land will be Of
fered with each portion of meadow sold, there
BY giving the opportunity to purchase Complete
Farm in such quantity a. may be desired.
rare opportunity is offered in the above, to
any person of limited means, to secure to himself
farm Of such size, and of such proportions of
meadow and wood land as may be desirable.
Terms of payment will be made easy.
Reference to
F. WILSON,
s. HUNTINGTON, or
J. B. WHEELER.
Burlington, Aug. 10, 1858. d&wtf.
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LADIES ATTEND!!!

WHERE Is To ne A NOVEL AND CURIOUS
L custom introduced at the BEE HIVE,
on Monday, the 2la inst We wish to CLOSE OUT
ENTIRELY, certain lines of Goods to which will
be added undesirable styles, and remnants selected
from our entire stock. There is nothing curious
or novel in all this say you !; truc-but the nov
city of the thing is that this motley assortment is
to be arranged upon separate counters, and the
Ladies will be allowed to "pull and haur' the
Goods over much they please, and select
anything they wish at their prices.
We are aware that this is giving them great
liberties, but we have great confidence in our Bur
lington Ladies, and do not believe they will abuse
their privileges or benefactors either at any
rate we are willing to risk them.
Onr Patrons reminded that prices will 90 Up
again after the LIST Of March at the BEE HIVE I;
but word to the wise is sufficient.
Respectfully,
febl9 N. PECK, JR. 4 Co.
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BARRE ACADEMY

g PRING TERM begins Feb. II, SO Sun
ISmer Term begins May IL, 1853. Faii Te n
begins Sept. !, 1859.
Tho Board Of Instruction consist. Of six perm
nont Teachers.
The facilities for pursuing Classical or Err ~hsb
course of Study, are superior.
Board Sl,s5 per week.
j. s. sPAULDING, Principal
Barre Jan. Is, 1859. w30 Az
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WIRES Il SHAW,
Attorneys and COllnSellOrS.

Companies and will take risks and mako insurance
promptly,o on application at tho Office or by letter
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$f.2j Single. $f.2;
rs CENTS IN CLUBS OFTEN.
THE
United Safes Gazette.
1925
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST FAMILY


JOURNAL IN THE COUNTRY,
'lNlIIS is an independent family paper, devoted
! to news, literature, poetry, wit and humor,
&C, thus making it emphatically paper for the
Family and Preside In politics and upon all
sectarian questions it will be wholly INDEPENDENT,
feeling free to speak its own opinions, condemning
public men and public bodies for whatever is
wrong, and UNFOLDING and sustaining whatever
may tend for the Advancement of the public good.
Each number contains goodly share of Original
Tales, together with all the Foreign and Do
nestle News of the day, so condensed as to enable
to give the greatest possible amount of intelli
gcncc, Choice and elegant reading will DO found
in every paper; also good selection of agricultu-
raj and religious matter.
But few advertisements are admitted into its
columns, thus afording nearly the entire sheet,
WHICH Is OF MEDIUM SIZE.
the instruction aud amusement Of the general
reader.
This paper is published every Tuesday NOM
ing on the following terms -
ono copy one year, sl25
Five copies 800
Ten $50
Payment to be made invariably in advance
Address all letters and papers to
East Canaan, n. III. w33w3
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FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, Feb. %.
teamship Africa from Liverpool Feb.
ved at this port. London Feb. 9Th,
pes City article says the conviction is
! is intended to be provoked. The Daily
Fugurs that the position of foreign
! most critical. Ministers are unable
|sh authoritive explanations respecting
Fntions of the Emperor of the French.
It more clearly than ever that the
htion Of peace depends on the will of
fvidual.
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RECIPE FOR HAMS.

fu>AkE Of salt, salt petre, molasses, and any
1 other desirable ingredient; mix them in the
proportion of small quantity Of each
with smaller quantity of water, (the
scalding and skimming may DO omitted
pour the compound into any convenient yessel
and it will DO III for use about thi. time; then
whom ham Ia wanted go and buy ono Of DEWEY.
The man who follows the above direction and
fails to get q very superior ham, may ever after
take precedence Of the ''oidsst inhabitant."
Jan. 18th. 1859.
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NoRTH-W EsTERN INSURANCE co, O,wego,
View York Capital Sl5O,000
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VTNHE SEYMOUR FARM, so called, we'll
i situated on the lake shore about mile south
of Burlington Village. very desirable place,
both in respect to soil and location. Enquire Of
the undersigned
s. NJ. POPE, Cashier.
Burlington, Feb. Q, 1859. w33w6
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LAW BLANKS.

LAW BLANKS.
CONSTANTLY on hand, and for sale
DEEDS-Mortgage, Quit-claim and warrantee;
wRITS-Justice, Justice Trustee, County Court
General Counts, County Court Note, Trustee,
Trustee Book Account, General Counts and
Trustee;
CHAScERY;
HIGHWAY BILLS, LEASES, OFFICERS REcEIPrs
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES Commissions to take
DISCLOSURE and CITATION, Blank DRAFTS
Norris, &c, &c.
LAW PRINTIN
Of all kinds, done to ORDER with neatness and dis
patch, at the
FREE PRESS PRINTING OFFICE,
No. CoLLEGE STREET,
d&wn burlington.
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GOLD! GOLD {!

SAP PANS superior to the best Russia Iron, and
ICat the same cost. &. S. BLODGETT 8. co.
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A FIRST CLASS PICTORIAL FAMILY PAPER
devoted to News, Literature, Science, the Arts;
to Entertainm,nt improvement and Progress. Pub
lished weekly at 50 year.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

|teamship Quaker City, of the Tehuan-
ne, arrived at New Orleans, on Mon
ming, with San Francisco dates of the
|e had been heavy rains in California.
California Legislature, by vote of
one, had requested Senator Broderick
In. The Indians, in Southern Calf
were troublesome, and Gen. Clark was
TO proceed with 500 men to chastise
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"E>TERN MASS INSURANCE CO., Pitts.
w field, Mass. Capital, $l5O,00o
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FOR SALE TO RENT.

MusIc-BRrASr's QrADnILLLI BASD-5 PIEoE'
BILL 50 so. w2w
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GENTS sEWED boots.

ABE Of French Calf, double sole, good ar
VI ticle for the season. Just received by
A. PROUTY, JR.
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rAPs, GLOVES AND MUFFLERS, a large
~ assortment on hand, or manu- featured to order
by N. ALLEN Il co.
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PATENT ATHER.P PRO
WINDOW BLINDS.

VNHOSE intending to purchase Window Blinds
j arc hereby informed that the und ersigned
will manufacture KELLY's PATENT ''rArHER-
PROOF WINDOW blinds, at the shop Of Jhase 4
Smith, south end of Pioneer Shop, whers he can
be found during business hours. All enquiries ~
orders by Mail promptly attended to-
Those wishing to purchase Town, County or
State Rights trade with me. J. II. GIBBS,
Burlington, Jan. Is, 1859. w30m3
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GOOD FOR SIXTY DAYS :!

d. ID. hkELEH.
Burlington, Aug. 10, 1858. d&wtf.
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NOTICES
EGETABLE PULMONARY Balls.

SG FL ABLE RI LHoN AhN BALSs
FOR COUGHS, oLDS 4 CONSUMPTION.
p AND APPROVED BY Az UNPRECEDENTED SALE
IvER THIRTY YEARS STANDING.
mhaf estimation Is held by Physieians.-J, Hy
PERRY, NJ. D., Saco Me-, says: During a
lice of twenty years have seen used all the
liar remedies for coughs, and am we'll satisfied
your Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam is best, and
I il will he better known and more generally
J."
EssRs. ALLEN 4 Co. Druggists, Cincinnati,
b, write; CHOSE persons who have used the
ftabis Pulmonary Baisam uniformly speak of it
valuable family medicine, and from the guam
sold, n'f'othstand,ng the numerous other prspara-
+ used tor similar complaints ws cons,dr first
Ne list.
Inquire for tho article by its WHOLE NAME.
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM."
P,.pared only by REED, CUTLER CO.. Drug.
j., 80 India st., Boston, Mass, and sold by
and Country Merchants generally.
ce, large size ) small size 80 cents. wlam4m
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HOW TO DO GOOD ANDGET "PAID

TNAkE an Agency for our Publications. The
l. terms are such, there can be no possibility Of
loss. EVERY FAMILY will be glad to obtain some
of them. For particulars address,
FOWLER WELLS, No 30s Broadway, New
York. w32 I'm
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ltes. The American Commission
ccepted the mediation and the
Admiral had gone to Paraguay on
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FOR SALE OR To RENT.
IeW Goods at reduced Prices.

HAVING just returned from market for the
L L last time this Winter, with a stock Of Goods
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES;
and wishing to dispose Of the same before Spring.
! shall offer my entire stock At prices that
CANNOT BE BEAT.
~ Particular attention is invited to our
EMBROIDERIEs, which We shall sell LOWER
THAN EVER.
c A L l. AND SEE.
Respectfully,
@. b. JELLIsON. Ag,.,.
Jan. 26. dawu
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THE WATERBURY, JOURNAL;

Hydropathy, its Philosophy and Practice: Phy,i'
ology, Anatomy and the Laws Of Life and Health
81 year.
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UST II &c civ d,

II II r. - T. f. -
W. W. PARTRIDGE's NEW MUSIC STORE,
VTNHE following new and beautiful pieces of
L Music:
SONG, Tho Sleghing Song-} c.,, po..
80 swift we 60" ~ o''"
Dream no more, F. Abt
There's music in a Z, woodh,,
Mothers Voice, "o'N'u'''
The three Angel visitants, " C. NJ Cady;
" Take inc Home, "W Bloomfield
My Sister smiling pas at II 1Io...
sed away,S - '''
SoSG 4 CHORUS, Willie Bell, Geo Poulton;
" Corroli's Serenade, " b. II. Morley;
Pol n Militaire, "F. y. Reiter
Lovelacc Polka, l.. o. Emerson;
Swinging Tho's Baker;
Atlantic Telegraph Polka, a. Talcxy;
Polish " +, Lancelott;
The Jilting Schottish, CIV. Warren;
Ocean Telegraph March. +, II. Brown;
Yankee Doodle and Hail Co . ,
lumbia Variations, '
The Talisman Rondeau, % Chas. Grobe;
Vermont Grand March, A." JIG. Andrews;
Old Hundred Variations " Geo. Poulton
Memphis Waltz, 5. j. Bora;
I. Puritani, Henry Herts;
Au Gre. Des Fols Barcaroe. " Pouel;
Ocean Cable March. 4" Pond
Telegraph Schottisch.
ALSO -
The largest and best assortment Of PIANO
STOOLS ever brought into Town.
W. W, PARTRIDGE.
Burlington, Oct /. d&w
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CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, NO 2 BANK BLOCK
who by the way don't intend to DO behind timcs in
announcing that important fact
TURK too, like some of his ncighbor, intends
making great change" in his business. tho most
important feature of which is to exchange some of
his Goops FeR CASH.
In order to accommodate all kinds and classes of
purchasers he intends SELLING OFF" his ex-
tensvo stock Of REApY-MADE CLOTHING AND
GENTS FURNISHING GooDs
"B E Low cos T"
at cost or above cost, for GO days. more or less
TURK expects to have his hands full (of money!
and Store full of customers, and from the induce
ments offered it is hoped that he may not DO dis
appointed in his expectations.
Remember the old place, No. 2, Bank Block.
Burlington, Fob. 7, 1859. dAw
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THE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL

Devoted to all those Progressive Measures for the
Elevation and Improvement Of Mankind. Illus
trated. 81 year.
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To Farmers And Gardeners

THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE 60, OOO
BARRELS OF THEIR NEW AND IMPROVED
20 U ID Il T. r r Il
OF THE
LODI MANUFACTURING COMPA.
NY.
NANUFACT UED from the night-soil Of New
INA York city in lots to suit purchasers. This
article (grcatly improved within the last three
years. has been in the market for eighteen years,
and still defcs competition, as n manure Tor Corn
and Garden Vegetables, being cheaper, more po'Ser.
tui, than any other, at the time IRE, from az
d,sagreeabie odor. Two barrels (S3 worthy will
manure an acre Of corn in the hill, will save two
thirds in labor, will cause it to come up quicker,
to grow faster, rpen earlier, and will bring .
larger crop poor ground than any other fertilf-
er, and is also preventive of the cut worm; also
II does not injure the seed to be put in oontecs
with it.
The i. NJ Co. point to their long stan
reputation and the large capital 100000
vested in their business, asa guarantee that
article they make shall alwaysbe of such quality
as to command ready sale.
Price 81 so per barrel for any quantity over six
barrels.
y A Pamphlet containing every information,
will DO sent (rREE) to any one applying for the
same. Our address is
GRIFFING, BROTHERS
Agricultural Warehouse, go Cortland St,
York w3lm
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GALVANIZED IRON SAP PANS. For salc by
{; r. DOW
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WASHINGTON FALL,

s wHITCO BIS HALL,
RICHMOND, VI, FEBRUARY 22d, 1859
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i must have a finger in the pie
FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
VNHREE miles north Of Burlington, Vt, con-
i tanning III acres excellent land we'll fenced
well watered and with abundance Of wood for
farm, good buildings nearly new, fine young or
chard of the choicest fruit; truly desirable farm
and the price is low, 81 900.
Enquire of THO'S or JOHN 0. NORTHROP.
April 25, 1858, w6w'
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4 CURE
RHEUMATISM,
HEADACHE,
SWELLINGS,
SORE THROATs,
BURNS, BRUISES,
CUTS,
sCALDS,
CRAMP,
SPRAINS
Spasmodic Affections, Pains in the Side, Chest and
Stomach, Sea-sickness, &c., &c.
Printers will find it a valuable remedy for
"wrist drop"
This standing remedy for the aforementioned
ailments, is for sale in Burlington (by the gross
single bottle,) by 7. A. PECK and A. C. SPEAR;
in Winooski, by J. W. WEAVER
Full directions for use accompany each bot,
Sept.2I. daw Wv
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Three Good Journals for 1859.
LIFE ILLUSTRATED.

WELL ADAPTED TO ALL READERS IN EvERY
FAMILY.
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eamship Black Warrior, from Ha-
th inst, went ashore on Rockaway
lie inicharge of a pilot, this morning;
|engers and mails were brought to
this evening in a pilot boat. The
remains tight, and has on board
% in specie, and a valuable cargo.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 20

Treaty recently ratified by the Sem
United States acquire about ten mil
(cres of land from the Yankton Band
bib Indians.
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HUMAN HAIR GROW

and assume the freshness and beauty OF youth.
But Prof. ARMSTEAD'S HAIR INVIGORATOR
does thing. He is accounted good and useful
man who makes one blade of grass grow whsre
none grew before, and shall not tho Prof. be ac-
counted a good philanthropist, when he makes
spears of hair grow where none grew before
Surely the world will acknowledge him such. Tho
immortal Bard Of Avon has said what nature
scants in wit, she has made up in hair. Take
courage then all We who have little hair, and
much wit. The Professor can make your hair
grow and not diminish your wit. This is a con-
summation most devoutedly to he wished Come
4 hnp "a
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VIoME INSURANCE CO.. New York. Capital,
! Sl0 10000
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HAIR DRESSING SALOON.

aud procure "A bottle Of this Hair Invgorator; it
comes mp square to this the Professors II snifesto
Come all we whose hair has faded and fallen and
the Professor will make il assume the beauty and
freshness OF your earlier years.
Remember the place, four doors east Of the
American Hotel.
burlington, Aug. l6, 1858. dtf
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WOOLLEN MILL FOR SALE.

WOOLLEN MILL FOR SALE.
TNHE subscriber offers for sale the following
i described property: Twelve acres OF excellent
land living on Lewis Creek. North Ferrisburgh,
two and half miles from Railroad Depot, and one
mile from main road leading from Vergennes to
Burlington. On said property isa
WOOLLEN MILL,
our stories high, Gncluding an attic for drying
wool and cloth,) 81 feet long by rs wide, with
water power sufficient to drive two sets Of Ma
chinery for making Woollen Goods, in Winter or
Summer, commanding the whole stream, an Iron
Water-wheel of sufficient power and permanent con-
structon to drive said Machinery, was built new
in 1852 with new fume and dam, covered with nov
timber, and building thoroughly repaired, and
has been in operation most Of the time since, with
one set of machinery. There is Dye-housc with
large Copper Boiler, for Dyeing Wool ana Cloth
Also, three good Dwelling Houses; and good loca-
tions for other buildings.
AL O.
NINETY ACRES OF (WOOD) LAND,
situated about two miles from tho above, with
lawful road to il at all times of the year. contain
ing Pine and Oak Timber, suitable for building,
and wood sufficient for q number of years.
All of which will be sold reasonable terms
, for part of the purchase money, on giving pos
| session; the balance on time for good paper, II
| requested.
For terms and further particulars, apply to
| THEODORE D. LYMAN.
NorthFerrisburgh. Jan. l7,ls5s. wsosm
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SAP BUCKETS, superior article. For sale by
G.. b DOW.
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For THREE DOLLARS all three Papers will be sent .
year. FOWLER 4 WELLS,
30s Broadway, New York.
= Sample, gran,. Agents panted. Begin now
Feb. 4. w32ml
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO SUGAR MAKERS,

D UsSIA IRON SAP PANS ], and
lNSheet, of very superior quality. For sae by
q. u DOW.
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For the Holidays.

LAD DIES.
YOU can find at LYMAN'S a splendid assort-
i ment Of SHETLAND WOOL.
SINGLE ZEPHYR woRSTED, for Embroidery
&c, &c.
DOUBLE do do. for Sontags, &C., &c
SLIPPER PATTERNS; also
do. dc. cmbroidered-a new and
beautiful article.
Knitting Pins; Wood and Ivory Crochet Rings
Needles and Hooks.
Worsted Needless Sewing Needles;
together with
MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES' IL E d ORNAMENTS
in tho way Of Pins, Combs, ETC., etc.
Chenille, Embroidery Silk, also, Gold and
Silver Braid, Silk Braid for Embroidery; in short,
lots of things for
CHRISTMAS AND NEw-YEAR's PRESENTS.
Please call and see. Respectfully,
EDWARD LYMAN.
Corner Store, Dec. II, 1858. wy
FUR is,
rAPs, GLOVES AND MUFFLERs, a large
~ assortment on hand or manufactured to order
by N. ALLEN CO.
LADIES DRESS FURs.
WE CAN ASSURE THE LADIES of this vi.
w cinity that We have made extensive ar
rangemcnts for the Fall Trade, both of our own
and Foreign Manufacture of good Goods, which
We are satisfied cannot be beat either in quality or
price. Please call and examine the goods at
N. ALLEN h co.
BUFFA ROBES.
HAVING PURCHASED large Stock, We are
Il Il prepared to sell either by the Bale or single
Robe, as low as can be bought in New York
Boston.
Como on, gentlemen. we are bound ca,
you. N. ALLEN
Burlington, Nov. 5, 1853. wifi
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TIN SAP BUCKETS For sale by
G. u DOW
Burlington, Feb %, 1853. dw6.tf
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PROF. ARMSTEAD'S
HAIR INVIGO II Alto r

XTIHAT an age We live in. The spinal cord 10
w laid and the world is finished; it has only
to turn round and think. We praise and
bless those who accomplished this great enterprise
But great and glorious as this enterprise is, it
cannot make the
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TN accordance with the old established costu me
L of nations, and since the substitutioneof cloth
Ing instead of fig leaves by Adam and EA I would
take pleasure in informing tho Public, that the
substitute can DO found in abundance at
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NINA INSURANCE CO., Hartford. Connec.
AItcut Capital, Sl,000,O00
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-07

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans, (
LES q rsrsbe-ed that this March, 1859 before a.
a sadsrrhe Justice Of and for the city afore.
sd paszasiJ appeared Charles Briggs President r
avta Secretary Of the Louisiana Virtual Insurance Com.
Yany Se Orleans who being duly sworn according to law
nesrate End that the above true and
scesse transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President,
n. p. JANvIEE, Secretary.
ShxA G. NJ BRADFORD
6c0n2 Justice Of the the Parish Of Orleans
f Esrd Of Trustees resolved to pay an interest Of
WE pr esn the outstanding certificates Of profits on
nne sar The second Monday May next to redeem on
eas sef f taie the issues of the 1855 and 1861
s nare serie declared scrip dividend of Sixty per cent
an @ uEt earned premiums Of the year ending February 49,
S 11r which certificates be issued on and after the first
dag &c dana. lSs9
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRIERE, vice.President,
p ISsyYrR Se~ratarv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-07
CHARLES HE1DsIECK CHAMpAGNE-

rms celebrated Wine Of the above we'll known brand has
aaa w continue to eceived BY The undersigned
snmers thoroughly satisfied from the strongest q, derce
hat II comes from the closest nea descenant Of the old and
hs established house of Heidsck Co. of Rheims thev hava
RSa ha w a. to bring and claims
tofore The superior quality this article must satisfy any
ore that its emana'on from where great attention
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Frequent visits to the United States have enahed him 'nr
fully to understand and appreciate the las and Of
consumers and OF ms having proned by that information
,sa By the CHAMP paa
general excellence The varieties of brands NJ anu
tend greatly doubt to confuse purchaser bt the nva
in full on the label as well the and capsules
i. W. BAY1Up & Co.
m, General Agents for North America Nav, yor,
The Charles Hsidseck be ebtaned in Suant;t;es 81
under mentioned Hou besides many others not hare
aud at retail with all the principal hotel Keepers
E. ]. HART 4 CO.
j. H. 4 /. N. MARKS
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