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At market $50 Cattle, 800 Bee, e. an D
ls' torres, consisting Of Working Oxen, COVE
e, two, onl three ye,rs old, Market beef
l. IA, per cwt IS ooas so; lst quality, 81 5oa
Is; second quality, Sc 90 uG37; third quality
50; ordi liy so.
Working oxen soOal75. Cows and calves
s3Oai0nG7. Ycarlngs none. Two years
old 2ja25; tree years old S26a]l.
Sheep and Lambs 1880 at market. Prices, in
lots 50 25a2 50a3 so; Extra and selections 81 90
al 5Oa6 0Oa7 90.
Swine, none n market.
Hides, 7iasc per lb,; Pclts, 81 5oal IS each;
Calf skins, iialac per III; Tallow 4 as . per III;
Veal calves none.
RrNAnKs.--Thn nvertgc stock at market to-day
was OF rather inferior quality, and the number was
smaller than last week. but sales we're quicker
and prices for all qualities slightly advanced; but
farmers should bear in mind that the short supply
this week the cause of tho advance on poorer
qualities good supply will cacse prices on such
to drop Again. Sheep sold quicker at n slight nd.
vancc--say abou, % cents per head, or Of cent
per ID.
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| must have a finger i'm the pie

I is become tho custom of men in my calling in
this Town, to advertise SELLING OFF at cost
under cost, &c, 6c.-
Therefore, for Cash, am positively selling of a
large part of my stock Of ready-rnade Clothing
such a OVER COATS, DRESS COATS
PANTS, VESTS, and great variety Of BOYS.
CLOTHES, all well made, Tor in any case rips
repaired without charge, as usual,) ali far below
their true value-mauy below cost. This don't, of
course include my large stock of Cloths, Casslmsr'.
and Isstqgs, nor the goods now in the hands Of
work people-being prepared for the coming sea-
son.
Clothes neatly Cleaned and Repaired
CHARLES BENNS.
Next east Of the American Hotel
Burlington Feb. 10, 1859 d6tws4w2
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LttvrNMURrn, X. L. March 5.

A commission house in this city received
yesterday from the Clcur Creek dgsings near
Longs Peak, nugget pf goldweighing $50.
The person vino consigned it as ii specimen,
expressed himself entirely satisfied with his
success thus far, and thought his prospects
for the future, good. The Clear Creek is II
tributary Of the South Platte
Thi> city is tIlrrngct witt, passengers
Louud to the mines.
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The trial Of Mr.. Sickles will not be conf
menced 50 early as many have anticipated.
The Jail docket, embracing the snail offences
is usually first taken ny, and may occupy
week or more. His Counsel did not appear
in the Court to-day.
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New ORLEANs. March &

The steamship Quaker City is below, with
San Francisco advices of the 10Th ult. There
had been heavy rams throughout the State
The prospects were cool for large trade
The mining accounts are favorable. Water
was plenty in the gold districts
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE,

4 T Special Communication Of rs Lodge No.
y II, held on the 22d day Of February, A. L.
$3.50 William II. Bel wns expelled from said
Lodge, by e vote tho ZANE.
All whom it may concern will please gopun your
s,ipes oecordingiy
C. J. S. WELLS, Secretary.
Swanton, Vt, Feb 2sth, 1859. w37tl
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IL NOW ALL MEN by these presents, that I,
IN Otis Morgan, of Colchester, Vt, do hereby
give to my three sons, Joseph 5. Morgan, James
ID. Morgan and Jonas E. Morgan their time, and
release them, and each Of them from any and all
service to or for me, and hereby further agree with
them and each of them, that will not exert any
control or influence over them or either of them.
or take. claim or demand their wages, earnings or
acquisitions. and leave them and each Of them to
act tho same a. If they were twenty zone year. of
age Nor will II pay any debts Of their Of their or
either Of their contracting after this date
Given under my hand and seal, at Burlington
Vermont, this 29d February. A. d. 1853.
OTIS MORGAN. It's
wS6wl
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zee
u OaTUN MARK IT.

BosroS, March Q.
FLOUR Tho receipt. Of Flour continue quito
small, sales Of common brands Western at SIS rs
trss at So 90 6 - and family and superior
brands at s. 81 Is per Dbl, including Gene.e'
Michigan and 0da. Cantdt Hour is firm at -
20 So for fancy, and $7a7 - for extras. Corn
Meal sdull at 81 10 a rs per Dbl for common aud
brandywine. In Rye Flour, the sales have been
small at - Is a ) 50 per Dbl for common and ex-
ira In Buckwheat, sales at ~ 81 rs per 100 lbs.
tkAlN. The demand for Corn has been fair
the past week. and, prices have advanced. The
sales OF Southern yellow have been at 80 go
now held at 80 9jc, and for white. prices arc
quite nominal Oats have been sold to some ex-
tent. but the demand continues moderate, The
aAic' nave beon at so COO. per bush for Northern
and Candda- In Rye, the sales have been small at
0Gc per bush.
PROVISIONS. small sales Of pork at s IA and 81 5
for prime; S9 20 for mess; and s2l a22 for clear
cash and mos, at which prices the market is
dull. Beet is quiet but lrm. Sac sales have been
at ~ SIS 20 FER Dbl, cash and imos., for West
err mess nnd extra mess. Lard is quiet with
small sales at ~ BE in bb. and tierccs and 3
and l4c for kegs and smoked han are selling at
ios lie per III, cash and mos. In picked hams
their have been sales at 9tc per 10, cash Butter
is steadt and firm; with salas at q 70 for good
and choice New York and Vermont and lG 2Oc
for common. Cinaie and " cstern is selling at /
twenty dne cts per pout,d, $ to qua IT,. Cheese
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LATER.

tosooED. 4, p. NJ.
Returns from $50 towns shows majority
of 1881 for Goodwin, the Republican can
dilata for Governor.
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ron sALv OR TO ITET.

fEIUE SEYMOUR FARM, so called, we'll
+ situated on the lake shore about mile south
of burlington Village. A very desirable place
both in re poet to soil and location. Enquire Of
tho undersigned.
$ VI. POPE, Cashier.
Burlington, Feb. 0, 1859. w33wd
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AMERICAN WATCHES

OF ANY KIND MADE, will be furnished at S
Oper cent. from manufacturers prices havea
list and description from III tho manufactures
J. T.. BRINSMAID, Agent.
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A TIRsT-CLAsS PICTORIAL FAMILY PAPER
II 5oted TO News, Literature, Science, the Arts;
to T. .'srtainusn,, improvement and Progress. Pub
lished weekly at 50 year.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-03-11

hi"t II, pA'' hhI'h o.
Rumors are ahoat herr Of the recapture by
Federal officers If Fifty Of the Wanderers
Africans.
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FOR SALE.

Oh COWS and 90 three year old cattle for ga o.
81 Also, 5000 Ash and Cedar Rails. Likewi .
two houses 10 rent Enquire Of
feb2sdlw3w' W X. Villas
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..'s,IMOTuY TITCOMB" AGATN-THE
4 SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN will COM
mence on the lst of March, the publication Of
new series aboriginal popul1r papers by TIN
oruY TITooMB" entitled ,PREACHING UPON
POPULAR PROVERBS" As they will be copy
rishted their entire publication elsewhere will be
forbidden, The Weekly Republican will be sent
during the publication Of these Preachings (from
six to nine months)for 81, payable in advance. Ad
dress SAMUEL BOWLES 6. co Publishers
Springfield Mass. dS.w2w
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WOOLIEN MILL FOR SALE.

FEyHE subscriber offers for sale the following
b described property: Twelve acres Of excellent
land, lying Lewis Creek. North Ferrisburgh.
two and a half miles from Railroad Depot and one
mile from main road leading from Versenncs To
Burlington. On said property is
WOOLLEN MILL.
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CuTCAGo. March .

he municipal election yesterday passed
uietly. The entire Republican ticket is
ted by an average majority of 1000 The
neil stands, Rep, IA, Dem. 6, The total
cast was about Is 900.
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HISTORY OF THE
Gift Book Business

Just published, for Is rents.
TT gives tho cost of making all kinds Of books;
H. gives personal reference to all Gift Booksel-
lers now in business, how they draw their watches
&C., &C. 1t alluies to tho great profits Of all pub.
lshcrs refers to the llarpers, the Bible Society,
American Tract Society, the Sabbath school Union;
and it gives amusing reference to Plated Jewelry
and Plated Sympathy,
Sent to any address, postage free, on receipt of
price.
ALBERT COLBY & Co, Publishers,
20 WAsHlvGroS ST., BosToS, MASS.
Any good book can be obtained here chenper
than a, any other store in the civ.
Book y gents wanted. Catalogue sent free to
NJ, al 'r-ss wGt1w
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THE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL

Devoted to all those Progressive Measures for tho
Elevation and Improvement of Mankind. Illus
trated. 81 year.
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GENES DRESS nOOTs.

MADE of French Calf, and Patent Leather.
Block,
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THE wATER.CURE JOURNAL;

Hydropathy, its Philosophy and Praetice: Physi-
ology, Anatomy and the Laws of Life and Health
81 year.
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FARM FOR SALE.

I'HREE miles north Of Burlington, Vt, con-
l tanning HI acres excellent land, well fenced
we'll watered, and with an abundance of wood for
farm, good buildings nearly new, fine young or
chard Of tho choicest fruit; truly desirable farm
and the price is low. $4,000
Enquire Of THos or JOHN o. NORTHROP.
Burlington, March |, 1859.
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New YoRK, March

special despatch says it is agreed that
tariff bill shall be offered to-
row, retaining the free list and increas-
the duty on Coal and Iron.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-03-11

DUSHS Argentine, Bachelors Premium, and
DWator's Liquid Hair Dyes; tho best articles
Of the kind in use. For sale by
March Q j. W. ROBY 4 CO
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New YORK, NJ

INV IVNN, VI VTVTT
he Steamship Black Warrior has entirely
en- up. Her machinery will probably
|bved.
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Three Good Journals for 1850.
LIFE ILLUSTRATED

WE'LL ADAPTED To ALL READERS IN EVERY
FAMILY.
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FoR THREr DOLLARS all three Papers will be sents
year FOWLER 4 WELLS,
sos Broadway, New York.
" Samples g,ats, Agent. uanted. Beg. msvf
Feb. 1, va2ml
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SEWING MACHINES.
NOTICE.

fE'lllS is to notify all persons that have given
n my son Charles his time the remainder of his
minority, and shall pay debts of his contracting
nor claim any of his wages after this date.
NATHANIEL TILLOTSON
Lowell, Feb. 20, 1859 w3Gw3.
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WASHINGTON. March, 6

The President Withheld his signature to the
bill approproting sos 900 for deepening the
channel Of St. Clair's Falls,
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Ne " ST o Il i.
SO

HURCII REFT.
'ENllE undersigned, having taken tho Store lately
occupied by H9tchtiss & jSHis,n, is prepared
IN offer TO the people Of burlington and vicinity,
an entirely now and carefully selected
s T q G X OF DRY & q DDS
consisting Of
ALL KINDS OF
DONESIICS, HOSIERY,
LANES GLOVES,
DRESS GOODS, YANKEE
EhBRoiDERFS NOTIONS,
GFNT'S FURNISHTVG.
s. 81.
Please -ll and examine for yourselves
Respectfully,
&. Il. JELLIS0N, AG'T.
Sept. II.
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O r. ID
BOURBON WHISKEX
PUT Up by
WILSON, FAIRBANK 4 CO.
FOR
VI E D ICIN Al P L r p 0 S E S 4.

I is nearly two ycars since the subsorib,r RS first
4 introduced their pure Old Bourbon Whiskey
into the market. TWAS a doubtful experiment in
many respccts-but as they were assured by emf
nent Physicians that it was actually one of tho
best remedial agents for Lung Com plants and ma
ny other Diseases If an 0nadultudtd article could
be obtamed,) tsey immediately made arrangements
u large manufacturer to supply the best article
that could DO made. When their FIRST nroice was
received 1t was fariy tested hy araly-i-, AMI It's
purity Acknowledged. since that time they nave
in no instance whatever put upan inferior article;
and the reputation that their Whiskey has now
acquired, is SUCH that it is universally recommend
ell by thousands who have used it, and especially
by cur most eminent Physicians.
Its purity cannot DO questioned, az thorough
analysis has been made, will be seen by referring
to the following certificate, copy Of which accom-
paiics each butte:-
STATE AssAYEg's OFFICE,
81 Somerset street, Boston, May 20, 1857.
" Mo-srs. Wilson, Burbank & Co;
Gentlenen-I have made
a chemical analysis ii the sample Of bourbon
Whiskcy you sent ;nc, searching them for drugs or
adultrdtng matters, and have to inform you that
the samples of Whisky arc free from any ddute-
afloas, and do not contain any poisonous or mum
Gus matters, and hence are suitable for medicmdi
use. Respectfully, your obedient serv't,
"CuAnLrs 7. Jackson, NJ. D.,
" state Assayer."
In oti,r {, p5.u,1, d.ceoti1n observe that the fac
s,nis NJ The Siy,l ltuye IF firm the cork Of
srsry bonie-mthom this protection none is genuine
The above is put up in quar-, and pint bottles,
and is for sale by all the Druggists.
WILSON: FAIRBANK " CO..
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
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|ring the confasration of Canton caused by
|onblrdment Of the British, the extensive
bal warehouse Of our countrymnn DR.. c.
|. Of Lowell, 9th, Deoot Of his Cherry Pecto-
n | Clthartic Pills, for China) was totally de-
ed. He now makes demand upon our gov
ent for indemnity from the loss Of his proper
nd hence will grow another nut to crack with
ier brother Johnny. Stick to it Doctor; and
! Government maintains our rights wherever
Pills arc sold We shall only be unprotected
acts that arc very barren. R,formr,
ton. A. J.
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'avigation is open to Dunkirli, and tho
, York and Erie line of propellers com
ICED running to-day.
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MEASURE WORK,
BOOTS AND SHOES

n. B.-During tho next sixty days, we offer our
large ,ioct, mostly of our own manufacture, at
Cot Piios. inar4dtf
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WOPCESTEP'S SERIES or DC
IIONA RTFS.

WORCESTEP'S SERIES or DC
IIONA RfFS.
CoNgIsr-.G o.
I. The Second Dictionary.
IT. Tho Elementary Dictionary,
III Tho Comprehensive Dictionary.
". Tho Academic Dictionary,
v The Universal and Critical Dictionary,
+ constantly alva1 in in popular favor.-The
books have been introduced by authority into tho
Public Schools Of Ro.t,n. New York, Philadel-
Mia, Baltimore. Washington, p. c, s.. Lori',
Chicaro, md most Of the principal places Of the
United States. They ropresent tho photography
ard Pronunciation used by the most eminent
scholars, both in England aud America. The de.
fnitions concsely expressed, and seldom leave
anything 20 be desired. For all school purposes
they orc tho best Dictionaries eStnot They need
only to he examined to be universally adopted
WOHCEsTER'S
@ IA TO DC r. o " A r Y
is rapidly approaching completion, and we hope
to publish il in May next. We are preparing an
edition for subscribers at tie low price Of 81 80
per copy. It will be printed on extra fine paper,
with large margin, ms per specimen copy, which
may be soon a. Office.
IIICKLING. SW N 4 BREWER.
l3l Washington Street, Boston
Feb. a. 1859. dS'w3t
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.

Nv tTN z FNU = UF FUPIL DIX WI'IU fUh
TEN CENTS.
"ouR MusrcI FRIEND" is filled with the best
Piano Solos. Duets, Songs, operate Arias Pol.
kas, Mazurkas, QuadTilles, Wat1es, and every
other species Of musical composition for Voice and
Piano by the best American and European COM
posers printed on full-sized music paper udapted
to every grade Of performer
The same quantity Of music, procured from the
regular publishers would cost more than ten times
what we charge.
years subscription to corr Musical FRIENp,"
will secure new and fashionable music worth at
least Two HUNDRED DOLLARS. and entirely suf.
fcent for the home circle
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lbO T. { THIS
MILES IL HOWE.
CHURCH STREET
HnAf nn1l Alnnn Nfnxo

'ENHE UNDERSIGNED, manufacturers and
dealers in EVERY STYLE of BOOTS and SHOES,
are prepared to furnish every article in their line
on MORE FAVORABLE TERMS
than any other dealers in this town or vicinity.
We have rc-fttcd our Store thereby giving us
opportunity to exhibit u much
LARGER AND BETTER STOCK
than We heretofore have had. We wish par,icu.
larry to call the attention Of the public to our
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT
We manufacture the greater part Of the work we
sell, all Of which VIC WARRANT to be equal to any
custom work in New England.
Particular attention given to
MEASURE WORK,
for both Ladies and Gentlemen's wear. Gentlemen
will find at our Store large assortment of every
style Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
of our own manufacture, or they can have any
style or kind made to measure by experienced
workmen, samples Of whose work can be seen at
ouJ store or among our numerous patrons in the
County. In a word we have, or can make, any.
thing for the feet that any Lady or Gentleman can
describe and we wish all who patronile us to un.
'ierstand that we will guarantee all our Goods to
prove as represented.
We tender our thanks TO the public for the lib
ersl patronage have received, encoura ne
Home Manufacture, and we solicit continuance Of
the same. Our terms will be GOOD GOODS, LOW
PRICES, and CASH on delivery.
WILLIAM HOWE
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PRICE TEN CENTs, wEEKLY.

Yearly, S. Half Yearly, $3.50 Quarterly
Sl,25. The volume commenced on the LIST Deem
Der, 1855.
G. Il, SEYMOUR 4 CO., Proprietors,
feb27dS-wlm 10, Frankfort ST., New York
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A l. : -
NiNErl acres or (WOOD) LAND.
situated abqut two mile, from the above, with
lawful mad to ii at all times Of the year contain
ing Pine and Oak Timber, suitable for building.
and wood sufficient for a number Of years.
All Of which will be sold on reasonable terms.
for part of the purchase money, giving pos
session. the balance ON time for good paper, II
requested.
For terms and further particulars, apply to
THEODORE u, LYMAN.
NorthFerrsburgh, Jan Il ,ls59. w30 3m
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HAIR DY ES.

HtLOTH, Hair, Teeth aud Nail Brushes. A
- good assortment at
j. W. ROBY g. co.
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SILE ILLUSION. for evening dresses, at
~ Is cents per yard. nt JELLteON'S.
Jan. ~. law
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LIBERATION,

THls Is TO CERTIFY that have thu. day
given my son, Samuel b. Ash, his time during
the remainder Of his minority, and shall claim
none OF his earnings nor puy any debts of his con-
tracing, after this date.
BARZlLLA ASH.
his X mark.
Attest, T. ID. ASH,
ANTOINE ASH
Charlotte, VI, Dec, 20, 1858, wsw.
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Rf.--ln Willian~tpwu, an The i'h II
nill.machine shop e., with grain, feed
H,ur to the value Of 500, belonging to
/ rowa~cad, WEI, barnt. Loss n1t6tAt-
Insured for $1,000.
,os,c Tunnel. The Franklin Democrat
that " the prediction of the opponents
g Tunnel that vast quantities o! water
4 be met with in the mountain. has not
been fulfilled. On tho contrary, water
~ be carried into the tunnel for the pur-
, OF drilling and padding. Should the
rel bill pass. the construction Of the road
Greenfield to Shelburnc Falls will soon
,mmcnced. and finished with all possible
itch"
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,NDROTYI'Es & PHOTOGRAPHS.

i1Iic Finest and most durable Pictures are the
Anbrotyrcs and Photographs, and Ambro-
vpcs put up with black stained glass are the on
iv glass picture that can bo relied upon not to
hangc There IL no Black Varnlsh to crnckin cold
Gather or Bal.am to blister with the heat in
III other glass pictures. The Photograph is su-
rrrior to any other picture made on paper. For
proof please call at
McPUERSoN'S GALLERY,
church street. Burlington. VI.
dIwtf :. Y MCPHERSON
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NOW Is YOUR TIMr!!

W. Z shall sell the balance Of our stock of
W STOVES at REDUCED PRICES-qnrh cheaper
than can ho bought of any other parties in the
State.
2ltf q :. DLODiErr tcp
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FBHE UNDERSIGNED, manufacturers and
q dealers in EVERY STYLE of BOOTS aud SHOES
are prepared to furnish every article in their line
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-03-11
J. w. ROBY n co.,
Druggists and ApOthecaries,
COLOGNE.

TNHE Genuine German Cologne; also, Cologne
Il of our own manufacture, made according 10
the most approved French recipes. For sale by
j. ". ROBY 4 co.
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The above is put up in quar-, and pint bottles,
and is for sale by all the Druggists.
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MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT

We manufacture the greater part Of tue work we
sell, all Of which We WARRANT to be equal to any
custom work in New England.
Particular attention given to
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on MORE FAVORABLE TERMS

than any other dealers in this town or vicinity.
We have rc-dttcd our Store, thereby giving us
an opportunity to exhibit much
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-07-16

Why go MUCH BEAUTY IN POLAND ?-Because,'
says Bayard Taylor, there sitls do dot jump from
infancy to young ladybood. They are pot sent
from the cradle to the parlor, to dtes6, to sit still,
and look pretty. No, they are treated as children
should be. During childhood, which extends
through a period Of several years, they are plainly
and loosely dressed, and allowed to run, romp,and
play in the open air. They take in sunshine as
does the flower. They are not loaded down, grid.
ed about, and oppressed every way With countless
Crills and superabundant Aounces, SO as to be ad-
mired for their much clothing. Nor are they rem
dered delicate and d~yspep.ic by continual stnfing
with candies and sweet cakes, as are the majority
Of American children. Plain, simple food, flee
and various exercise, and abundance of sunshine
during the whole period of childhood, are the
secrets of beauty in after life."