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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-03

OKE OF AAMoS's MEx-At the fourth Of july
celebration in lronton, Missouri Capt John Hail,
one Of Aarion's men, was present He h q native
Of North Carolina. and will Be 30 years Of age on
the slst Of September next He supports himself
BY making brooms and baskets, and has never 70
ceived pension, though he fought calamity during
the Revolutionary war; and distinguished himself a
tas battle Of Guiford Court House, N. C., March s,
A'ei' where he was lieutenant Of . company.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-03


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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-03

MR. CnoAIE.-On Sunday last. at Boston. tho
Rev. DR.. Nehemiah Adams, pastor oi the Union
Congregational church, which the Hon. Rufus
Choate attended, preached a sermon appropriate to
the occasion. We make single extract:
1.-The last public address whic., he CIR. Choa,c)
made q confession Of his faith. lie set his seal
to the doctrines Of the croSs preached here. We
have attached ourselves to this form of ai;h he
said speaking for you and for himself 'bcras,>c VIC
believe it to be the old religion the true religion
This comes to us now with special practical inter.
est relating to his eternal peace Ills lat uttCrancsx
to the world contain solemn and affecting appeal to
ministers everywhere to preach more about c,crni.
ty. HIS faith in the eternity Of future rc,ribu,ion
was inwrought among the deepest convictions Of
his nature. Some one was speaking to him in a
disparasing manner Of that doctrine, and quoted
with disapprobation some Of the awful expressions
common in expressing the subject. Our friend re.
piled to him. in that gentle way which VIC all mark.
cd and loved in him. But are you not sometimes
afraid that these things arc true: ] am lie was
not ashamed Of his faith lie fully maintained on
the public occasion alluded To his assurance that Il
furnished the broadcast field for mental culture pii
he accept pardon and salvation offered To him through
the blood Of Jesus. II hot the least in the king.
dom Of Heaven Is gcatcr than he II he dill what
spirit from this world WILL in the progress af ctrr.
nifty. be brighter jewel in the diaicm Of Jesus.
"Thc responsibility Of preaching stately in tho
hearing Of such a man, and Of standing to him in
the relation Of pastor, assumes an importance
which you may well suppose is ovcrwhcimins.
The manner in which he spoke to inc Of preaching
to which We had listened together showed the tina,
whatever reached the heart and conscience Of the
humblest member Of the congregation was sure to
do its work in his. Parting with him on board the
steamer, he held my hand as if 10th to say farewell
l said, We shall all remember YOU when he in
terrupted me, seeing what was about to say, and
l npd tHcS ,korr in HI s.ss
felt the power Of prayer. No man was ever prayct
for more than he by members Of this church. III,
results Of preaching and Of hearing arc with hin
now beginning their ccascless history"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-03

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-09

Goo3v..r'y Iq8,1 Rui5e- Gl7rs Mountaineering
Company. IS JOHN STREET VIEW YORK,
Manufacture "exclusivelv" (uuder Goodyear :
Patents) every description of LADIES' and CENTS
INDIA RUBBER GLOVES, HITTs. NITrEys, and FINGER
COTS; also, LADIES DFEss SHIELDS, PHYSICIANS
COTS, CARS, SC, &C. WHOLESALE and RETAIL
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS or
RUBBER BOOTS & SHOES. TOYS. COMBS,
NURSERY CLOTH CLOTHING. &C, 6c.
The great improvements with have recently
been made in the manufacture o. INDIA RU Err
GLOVES and Mrs, render them a desirable article
for all.
The heavy Gloves and Nittens are unrv1Iled as
a protection IL all kinds of acid work Of the
Chemist, Druggist and Photographic; Nauufac-
turing and handling Of Potashes and other strong
Alkalies; for Oystermen, drivers storms, and
hose companies in the fire department. Hatters.
Farmers, Tanners, Lumbernen, Fishermen. and
Seamen viii find these Gloves and Nittens well
adapted for their use. They are much superior to
the buck mitten, especial. in wet work
The Light Gloves used for softening and
bleaching the hands, as a speedy and efaetual
cure for chapped or rough hanis, salt rherm &c,
''they have no equal ;" ar very useful while en-
gagged in domestic affairs, such sweeping, dust
ing, house cleaning all roughenng aud dirty kinds
Of work; and particularly usefnl in gardening and
the care of shrubs and flowers.
For sale by Rubber Dealers generally in all
parts of the country. Price lists and catalogues
will be sent on application by letter, addressed
to the
Goodyears India Rubber Glove Manufacturing
Co, IS Jotn Street New York.
Oct. p. 1853. tw3m.
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DA RID TAYL OR'S
LETTERS FROM THE GOLDEN STATE
Curiosity on the On Tire


For some weeks past the report that the world
renowned traveller, BAYARD TAYLOR. had revisited
California (having been OF the pioneers Of that
State in 49), for the purpose Of obtaining materi-
al for q series of novel Letters to a New ork pa
per, has excited a great sensation all over the
country, and it is with pleasure we assure the
curious ones that his epistolary
PICTURES OF ADVENTUROUS LIFE IN CALIFORNIA
will be published in
THE NETWORK MERCURY.
and will undoubtedly increase the already man.
moth circulation of that greatest Of Literary Jour
nails at least 80, 600 copies Mr Taylor went to
California on behalf of the NERO HY; and in
order to make his letters particularly interesting
'ngaged in all sorts of Romantic Amusing Adven-
lures, AMI gained thorough knowledge of the
PLEASU RES, MYSTERIES q MISERTES
OF LIFE IN THE AMERICAN FLDoRADo.
After saying this much, it is almost needless
add that these sketches or PICTURES are truthful
Hfe-like and graphic in their character; and will
prove at once the most valuable, interesting and
attractive series of popular papers that Mr. Taylor
has ever written. They will be entitled
" PICTURES OF cALToRNIA--TEN YEARS LATER, -
and each letter will be
Illustrated lcHh characteristic Desiqns.
By the Autbor.
The first of the series, with several humorous
and other illustrations, will be published in the
NETWORK MERCURY FOR DEC. 10.
NOW READY
Cat all the ews-roOms and Bookstores
In the same piper will be commenced brilliant
new Romance by DR.. J H. Robinson, entitled
ZULIEME;
OR. TIE PEARL OF THE DESERT.
The NEW YORK MERCURY is sold bv all
Newsmen and Booksellers throug hout the country
CAULDW ELL, S0UTHWORTH WHITNEY.
Proprietors,
WV No p Spruce-st., New-York.
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Thomas Zimmerman cured OF Chrome
Rheumatism.

Lr-Cl. ftt ], 1852.
DE-. r. BILLINGS. Dear Su,- About ten years
since while caastng along the shores Of the Nriter
rlne7n, I was first attacked with Rheumatism. Every
year since have felt more or less Of the disease, but
never had severe attack until september. ISIS. was
then attacked with very severe rheumatism IN MY
shoulders and elbow, and DO bod. arms from the elbow
TO the shoulder first tired various liniments recon
monded hy my friends. next PAT myself ia the care
Of a good PHI, stefan; be worked upon mc un,il he
became discouraged and told me De could do uo more
for me. -Four months had passed since ! was first
attacked, and was no better; then procured soar
Pi', and Linimeut, and commenced using Thorn ac-
cordin- 10 directions. From the first time com
msnced their use I daily improved. art about week
since, believing myself well. stopped using ihem-
have since had no recurrence Of Tie pans, and con
ster myself cured
Yours truly, THOMAS llJNNENAN-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-09

Great Northern an6 NeSlpr
ageI TE.
NORTHERN CV.Y) RAHRoA


80 Vile, sGred 5ef,reen BuTiington & Ca,r
5y this Route.
gyiRST TRAIN leaves Rouse POM 90 ~
6 arrives at 0gdensourgh at ! 25 An, 'or-s-
ing at Potsdam with Potsdam and Watertogr
road for Watertown, Rome, Syracuse, Rce-s..
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinna'
the West, via. Lake Shore; and at Ogdeu:,-r
connect with Grand Trunk Railroad for ByV
Kingston, Toronto. Hamilton, Detroit, Chica-
all points South and v est.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point q.
P. 81, or on the arrival Of the Trains from TIE ~
mont Central Railroad arrive at Ogdensbur.-
P. NJ, connecting with grand Trunk Rsilrla- 2
all points West.
RET Q RNIN NC,
FIRST TRAIN leaves Ogdensburgh at s 90 s.f
arrives at Roase's Point 10 P. NJ. Connec-s VII
the Vermont Central and arrives at Burling-s
10 P. NJ, making connections with all Rs'ri'
Lines Sonth and East.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Ogdensburgh a.
P NJ, arrives at Rouse's Point at 90 P. u. 70.
Iodee.O connecting as above, and with Champ
and St Lawrence Railroad for Montreal and Quefs
Tickets for the above Routes can be procure
at all stations on the Vt Central Railroad ard o.
VI. L. CHURCH, Burlington, Vt.
GEO. V. HOYLE, SlT'.
January 4, 1855. febl3d6v
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ri a nos F0rteS.
a. III. GALE & co.

n. TT. EAEF 3 20.
rT------=zs fake pleasure in inviting the atten.
FI-Y dtion of Artists Amateurs
y dAnd the Public generally, to their
Ne" SCALE PIANO FORTE, Just introduced
Inc growing desire for a Square Piano Forte that
snaiI AVOID The ungainly appearance Of that three
corhero instrument, directed our energies to the
ProIu, such destdsratam. Our toll is re-
warded and we submit the result without fear of
competition.
70 our Pianos are all guaranteed TO give en-
Te satisfaction, whether ordered from direct or
sou oy any OF of our Agents throughout the coun-
try; ana we solicit continuanc, Of that patron
age Whien we Lave enjoyed for the last twenty-five
II. GALE 4 CO.,
lO7 IN ST., New York
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-09
RURRER REt.EIEG.

TENHE New York Rubber Con1e,r manufacture
RUBBER MACHINE BELTISG bv new process,
Of superior strength to any heretoror- made, and
at less than half the cost Of Leather The Com.
pany also the exclusive manufacturers. Gun
der Goodyear's patent" Of RUbb Toys. DoLLs.
BALLS, TESPNs Qarge and smalD, &c. &c 70
sale at all the Toy and Fancy Stores in the Union
Catalogues and Price list (by the case only) for
warded, on application BY letter to the
NEW YORK RUBBER COMPANY,
45 Liberty street, New York
Oct. Is. day3m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-09
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.

Persons who. froL dissipating too much over
night. and feel the evil effects of poisonous IL
quors in violent headaches, sickness at stomach
weakness, gidiiness, Sc; viii find dose viii
remove all bad feelings.
Ladies Of weak and sckly constitutions, should
take the Invsorating Spirit three times day; it
viii make them strong. healthy and happy, re-
move all distinctions and Irregularities from the
menstrual organs. and restore the bloom of health
and beauty 10 the careworn face.
During pregnancy it viii be found invalua-
bic medicine to remove dsa greeable sensations at
the stomach.
All the proprietor asks is trial. and to induce
this, he has put up the ISvIGoRATING SPIRI in
pint bottles ~ 80 cts. quarts 81.
General Depot, As Water Street, y. Y
Sold in Winooski by J. :. Storrs & Son; in Bur
Iington, by T. A. Peck, Agent, and by Druggists
generally.
November 9. 1859 wlyr
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TESTIMONY CONCERNING
BILE.TN G&'
Rheumatic ills
\ ID
e II L vi Es ~
lIr. Reed cured Of Govt.

LorrI, .Hag g. 1850.
Mr.. BILLINGS 81 regard yorr Pills and IAni-
mcnt the only true specifies for eoa;. have used
them, and am satisfied they contain "e" medicines
not found n other Preparations, oaa a-. t-enii7I.y
different and better ta1u all otheT ia'n- long been
afflicted with CONT. have tried the yauou7 pr"r'ra
non. of Colcmcun and many Other medicines .'chb
Landed for govt, ard therefore am well qualified 60
Judge of the virtues OF your remedies.
Yours. &C. SAMUEL REED
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BOOT AND SHOES
SASH, DOORS, BLIN DIS
AND STAIRS.

TINE subscribers have just set up complete
Il set of new and improved machinery for the
manufacture Of DOORS, SASH g. BLINDS,
Of all descriptions.
They are also prepared to execute al orders for
planning OR Shifting LUMBER,
SCROLL-SAWING. MOULDINGS
OF ALL PATTERNS
from ! inch to inches.
TsThey would call particular attention to their
NEW PATTERNS
OF DOORS. SASH AND BLINDS,
which. for durability and beauty, EXCEL by far
any thing of the kind ever offered in this market
Also-STAIR BUILDING Of all kinds,
including RAILS, NEWELS and BANISTERS,
Of any style and material desired specimens Of
which may be seen at our Shop.
All work delivered at the Wharves or Depots
free Of charge
Shop, South end Of the
PIONEER MACHINE SHOPS.
CHASE & SMITH.
Burlington, April /, 1859 WY
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COMFORT IN COLD WEATHER.
FOR LITTLE MONEY

FOR LITTLE MONEY.
THOUSANDS of SANFORD'S PORTABLE
CHALLENGE HEATERS are used every Winter
to cheer with their genial warmth the happy
owners, whose pleasures not alleged by
thoughts of heavy bill for fuel.
THEY WARM ALL THE ROOMS WITH ONE
FIRE, and with very little coal, burning the case,
and smoke nth no ciiaksrs. just the thing for
Dwelling-houses, Churches, Hotels, &C, SC,
SANFORD'S CHALLENGE HEATER,
SET in BRICK. is on the same principle and is
just "a economical AMI satisfactory
SANFORD'S MAMMOTH OR GLOBE HEATER
i the most powerful heating stove known, for ali
places where great heat is wanted. All who wish
to know more can receive free book with full
description and overwhelming testimony, by
writing to
SANFORD, TRUSL0W 4 co.
239 Water Street New York,
who also manufacture the celebrated "CONFI-
DENCE.P SENTINEL and SURPRISE"
COOKING STOVE, " DODGES PATENT
CRATES AND STOVES, and every variety of
Stoves, for wood or coal, suited to all sections.
wis SIN
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2 4 I \ 7 s.

T AN receiving nv SPRING STOCK Of
y PAINTS. LINSEED OIL and VARNTSHES.
consisting in part of
Alantic Leaf; Anericqn ard French Zine; Flor
Whit; Hampton Permanent. Paris. H
berni7 Tnperiqiand Chrome Green's; Chrome
YeKolr: French Yelloo; Venetian Red:
Within; PtftV; Linsesd OIL; Ftrni-
f,ue Coach and Denan Varnish; &C. &C.
In consequence Of the large amount Of impure
Linseed oil and Paints sold, have made arrange
ments with reliable parties to furnish me with
pure article, which viii warrant-should they
prove otherwise, I will take them back and re-
fund the money. Nv prices, at all times. are as
LOW AS THE LOWEST, for pure article
II. IT. DOOLITTLE
Burlington, Vt, April 5, 1859. WY
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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS
THE ONLY REMEDY

JNEE Eastern States, including New Y-i
4 and that section Of the Union which 8
most widely known as New England. con.
tain a thrifty. industrious, intelligent people
who have achieved an uncommon degree O..
prosperity: with a climate extremely irving 70
certain constitutions, and soil Of small fsrt-l
it,, they have cOntrived 10 surpass more favored
communities IN almost every thing that con-
ducrs 70 social comfort and happiness. u
fortunately. they are occasionally so abso1oe1
IN business and mental cultivation, that trey
neglect the precautions which are essential q
bodily health. Dyspepsia and physical debility
are prevalent among all classes. The irst o.
cas- /, produced by inattentiOn 70 the digestive
organs. which are 50 susceptible of derangems--
Thousands are now paying the penalty Of Is
neglect, and suffering daily the most rv1s
pains, almost without a hope of relief icy
have come to believe that their ailnel.
chronic and that they must bear with It e .1'
end. It gratifes US exceedingly to annoI-s
70 these afflicted individuals that they 137
now command a remedy of unquesrola's
potency and virtue, which has never been f1-1
TO flil in all cases of digestive weakness or cs
rau1euent. Hundreds of tongues are ready
grow eloquent in praise of this wonder1lI cl--
oucror Of dyspepsia, which Is known as