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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04
THE cABiNE

....:l.,s-ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Of Illinois.
~. .pr.ssden,-HANNlBAL HAMLiN, OF Maine.
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d ninety days
49, S5,4Is,554 $40, 1880 Sl9.6;

Amount of discounts beyond ninety days. March
Amount of discounts beyond ninety days. March 2a
Increase for the week. 5sl, 249
The movements in cotton for the week have
been Influenced by declining receipts and general
belief that the lewest estimates of the season will
barely be covered. The receipts at this port for
the week are 27 1874 bales against 81 500 bales for
same week last year. The receipts at Mobile for
the week ending yesterday were 6404 bales against
10,O39 bales for the same week last year, making
the total receipts at that port 499,677 bales. The
decrease at the two ports Mobile and New Or
leans) is now 527,564 bales. The sales in Mobile
this week have been 16,700 bales. In our market
the sales reported reach 5000 bales against 81 900
bales for the same week last year.
The advces from Europe received during the
week have been brought by the Arago from Havre
and Southampton, up to the 9th inst. The Ara
bias advices were received last Saturday evening"
which, however, had no effect on the opening of
business early in the week. The transactions have
been Influenced by the figures $4,000 to 1885,
900, with the market closing to-day at prices which
ruled early in January, under which shipments
were slaughtered in Liverpool, as it were, in ad-
vance. This evening the Canada is announced as
having arrived at Halifax, with advices up to the
9th inst, indicating that an advance for the week
had taken place of an 9Th, which simply places the
quotation for Orleans Middling at I'd. The money
adyices are favorable. There was also mass of
verbiage received this evening from Washington
City and other places of the yerest kind of trash
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MTSfiET, i, A MEOTTSs

a edy, designed b. he afet4I Alternative that can
combined with other snbstaees Of Will greater affirmative
afford ~ effective an,doe or the diseases sarsapara
which WI ascsnps their .a Immense service
peeiy this compound will do has been proved by experiment
many Of The be found Of the following
scrofua and sconous Complaints Erupons ard Eruptiye
Diseases Ulcers Pmples Rotehes Tnmor Salt Reum scad
Dropsy Neuralgia Or Tic Dooareux Debility Dyspepsia and
Indgestion Eypelas Rose 81 Anthonys Fire indeed
Hood : a''sis 'i0lp inquiry d sDo
This will be fonnd great promoter health when
blood that Of the year BY timely expulsion Of
them many ranking disc ders nipped in The bud Multi
endurance Of foul enpons and ucerous through which
the Will syeto rid se corrpona If not assisted
medicine Cleanse ont the yitiaed blood whenever you
find its impurities bursting through the skin in pmpe
gish in ycns cleanse Il whenever it Is foul and feel
ngs will tell Even where particular disorder is
the bood Keep ii, blood healthy and ali is vol; but with
This pabnnm Of life dsordered there can be lasting health
chInery of life Is dspIdered Or oyerthrown
saperlla has and deserves much the reputation Of accom-
ceiyed by preparations partly because the drug alone has
not all the virtue that claimed for II but more because many
tain but little Of the yirsne of sMsnparilla anything else
During las yehrs the public haze been inhaled by large bot
dollar Of these have upon the sick
they not only eontaa but little ssrsapaIa but often
ponmen hiss followed the Of the of
paa wh,eh goa ne until The name n
Sill call this compound sarsaparla and intend to supply
such shall the m from the load @1 10
eng It has virtues which irresistible BY the ordinary
CO hs The ond
difionsy token assoTdng e objections on The bottle g,
E la .3Siy bott las fnr &
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SUGAR. $50. Sales 600 bhds. at about previous
rates. Fair to Fully Fair 42@54c. % Ii. Opera,
tons were restricted by the rain.
MoLAssEs. 600 bbls. were sold at 24c. 10 gallon
for Prime.
FLOUR. $50 bbls. superfne Ocean sold at
S. 3d. 200 Low Extra at sc rs, $50 Good at So rs
and logo in three lots at -.
GRAIN, The sales of Corn comprised 5000 sacks,
including 21O0 Mixed and Yellow Mixed at Sc, 2I90
Mixed at 81, 1000 White and 300 White Mixed at IS
and $50 White at 60c y bushel, OF Oats, 1858
sacks st. Louis sold at 36c. and 700 at S7c %
bushel Of Bran, 200 sacks sold in two lots at S5c.
u 100 lbs.
HAY. Sales 100 bales ut s22 70 ton.
Provisions. Mess Pork is retailing at SIS Is
% bbl Of Dry Sailed Meat $50 casks Hams and
Sides sold at =. OF Lard 100 terces Prime sold at
81 and 900 kegs at lose. % ID.
WHIsKY. :. la0 bbls. Rectifed CWilshire's) sold
at zoe. % gallon.
CorrEE. ..f45 bags Rio sold ct 122e. and los
bags SkimHlings at 103c. % ID.
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Great numbers Cergymen, Physicians, Statesmen and
persobage have lent their certify the nnrara
eed usefulness of remedies space here will
permit the insertion them The Agents below named furnish
gratis American Almanac in which they gveH with
n descriptions the above complaints and the treatment
that should be followed for their cure.
DO DO put of by unprncpled dealers with other
paations they make profit Demand Ayers and take
others The sick the best aid there s for them and
they should have 1t. - -
Nos and ISL Chartres street. New Orleans and hv all Drug
gista nils 6m&W
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ST.. 63o,o95 sl4,I57,sso slo,ele,2 e6

Actual Long Short for the week
The following table comprises the amount of
loans, long discounts, mortgages and pledges, and
active movement in paper maturing within ninety |
days. Also the amount of discounts and loans of
nac hank heuand ninety DAYS. i
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legal, NOTICES.


MOTLCE OBJ ELECTION
EJ ,s69S &sn e. Pursuant 10 Proclamation Of Ha
AG&&SAA%s &IASs#sSNsa Exceiieney THOMAS @. MOORE
Il - Governor Of the State Of Lobsana
ASS8As-5&sSSr bearing date February rs, 1851 all
qualified voters Parish Of Orleans hereby notified that
an Election wilt be held MONDAY LIST day or april 1861
for Judges Heyera District Courts in the said parish
of Orleans. follows owt E
One Judge First District Court Of New Orleans
parish Of Orleans.
one Judge Of the Second District Court of New Orleans
the parish Of Orleans.
One Judge Of The Third District Court of New Orleans
parish Of Orleans.
One Judge Of Tho Fourth District Court of New Orleans for
the parish Of Orleans.
Judge Of the Fifth District Court of New Orleans for
parish Of Orleans,
Judge of the Sixth District of New Orleans
parish of Orleans.
The Polls will be opened in each Election Precinct in the
said city of New Orleans and parish of Orleans from the
hours o. e,gnt O'clock A. NJ u t9nr O'Clock MI on the
s6 for The purpose Of receiving the votes Of the qualified
voters Of the parish of Orleans under the supentendence of
the and Clerks be appointed by the author
tiles designated by lawhe election to be conducted and
pcate returns made to the Undersigned returning officer
cording to law.
sherf'B Office Parish Of Orleans March !, 1881.
E. T. PARKER, Sheriff.
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uELmBoLD's GENUINE aPAEAr1oN-

EHELMBOLD'S GENUINE EPARATIoN-
HELMBoLD's BH eB t for the the Bladder Bladder
hEEaR9tbs hgSaS 1ss k,sRs,'
H HEsos RH 6G8 fer sF Rsr p5gpsy
HEIMB9Lb,s BHg f5T5 for r Loss Of h s
Baesss Sai'Ga
H HEB9bs B sTG Gsas sf 6sS
HGE gnlyers q t hsass
hEEAsSk R$Hg S SSzbs, s':'
H HEkaB9hs kge PrsHsss sEp
HEhaBob B9G hsR y" af IL Eys with
hss S
us SfB & sfst2 g NJ H955ss sGsisy
S FEMALES, F EEHAEEs F FEaAEEs.
Old Young, Single, Married, or contemplating Marriage
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU is the very bos remedy
a III o Ct Of ds n The
or change Of life. See symptoms above.
20 Family should he without Ftg
TAKE MO MORE BALsAA, Mercury Unpleasant hedi.
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMB0LD's EXTRACT BucHU CURES
"# Secret Diseases
Little Or no change Of diet, No Inconvenience,
Rx ri ESfe eToaG for Esoe,,s.art.,ns
rom habits indulgedi in
ByYauYa and Old.
oyes III Improper discharges the
3 &c IN ss ssif ss Sef R 1n5 for Diseases and
e. Is Pfsfsf for all
A''A @i''e'e' Urinary Organs,
Male or Female,
from Whatever cause originating and no mattefof
How long Standing
All above diseases and admit of the treat.
Inent snd may originate from the same cause
Read! Read! Read! Read:
HELMBoLD's BUCHU is safe and pleasant in taste and
odor, but immediate in its action,
p Fsss e. sfs1s @ s
sworn say that his preparation contains no Narcotic Her
curry injurious aF1i 9p IL aiRs FsF soe Manufacturer
and subscribed eaoS W.T. h 2s ds7 Of eEsa
sess bottle sig for 5 I g e fy address,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
1oA sonth street. beog Ghesnut
s~Beware OF counteeits and nnprinepled Dealers who
savor dispose of their oWn and oer artielee on the
e'a'''0H 1 Henbo IL Is Genuine Preparations
Extract Buchu.
ss,asy ): JOHN F @Rfsf}4 & : ~ Ss.n.
q aud ISL Charities street,
-..... And all Druggists every where.
aaSs "a ia3l Iy&W
mn EERaAN's E4osPTEAI4s
Id No. 30 BARoNNE STREET, Nov Orleans,
Nearthe Carroliton Railroad Terminus.
Ba2EMAE Gate of Montgomery, Ala.) having 10
Gated n Ee oreeaa takes this method of announcing that
he has op, med q
% . URGIgAL. AND woMAN's HOSPITAL,
- to receive patients The building he has fitted up
l. admfab adapted the being RE- ma .s such
sonyenisn ige that It aaerds unusual advantages
Th o generally large and airy, and hsveal under
gone e.. .horo 915a ND , ssacks are admitted
For terms of Ensasion apply at the office in the
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AYer,a cherry Pectoral

itself for the OF every variety
OF Throat Lung Complaint that it Is entirely unnecessary
for us to recount the evidence Of its virtues wherever has
been employed has long been in constant throughout
this section not do than assure tho people lis
quality is kept the best has been and that it
be relied their relief all been found
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS, WITHIN, THAT
IN part the Parish OF Jefferson Left Bank under the juT5
diction of the Police jury:
Notice hereby given all persons whether resident
of the Parish of Jefferson Left Bank who liable
to the payment Of Taxes according law for the
1861 by the Police Jury for the of said Parish of Jefferson
Left Bank, that MI such Parish Taxes will be due the 1s
day May 1861 that within thirty days thereafter the said
be paid the nitesgned Collector his office in
the Court House Town of CaroIton in said Parish that the
undersigned will be there for the Of receiving said
Taxes and also all Parish Taxes remaining unpaid for the
cedng day during the thirty days aforesaid from
10 o'clock A. NJ to o'clock P. NJ.
And further that at the eXpation of said delay List Of the
persons who shall have failed The Taxes due them
shall drawn by the undersigned Collector whose duty it
shall be under the law to eze and sell property of the deln
uuens and satisfy the said with interest
thereon. j j. GUTIERREZ, Collector,
Left Bank, Parish of Jefferson.
Parhs Jefferson T. wn Of Carroon, JAM 1851 ms 30t
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FAEfaHTs "a ship was taken Up fdf Liverpool
and one for HaYfe Ut Tho going rates.
g d q 4 Il e "a d IL X ET.


JEFFERSON CRY March IL iasi
Arrived Saturday and yesterday 81 Western
Beeyes, Ia Hogs ana fs17 Sheep. stock ID ssie
400 Western Beeges, $50 Texas geeyes, so MilsE
Cows $50 Hogs, 900 Sheep ana 90 veal Cattle.
Sold SO Western BeeYes. 100 Texas Heeyes md 50
Hogs. We quote.
FRTBEsss
Western Beef Cattle, ane ID TOO e0
Texas Cattle, first quality, head 0Osl na
Texas Cattle. second quality 5a 05
Hogs, u 100 d. d 90
Sheep, choice "a head
sheep inferior, ID head.
siicg LOWE FIRST quality. I'd head
1ilen gnmN secpnd quality,
veal tste u head OH 90 %
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ZIG moyemen.a fer the CORRESPONDING Reek Iast
The comparative statement for three years past
nf The aeReraI haf1ka Al tInfa tinaa IL n.

There are over three millions of dollars more On
deposit to-day than at this time last year. If these
deposits belong to real capitalists, or any part
thereof, they can take freely Of the confederated
loan.
The general Exchange market opened lively on
Monday last, and under steady and increasing in
.qaries, rates advanced each succeeding day, caus-
ing New York funds to advance half Get, and
sterling one FER cent. The demand to-day over
the counter for checks on New York was very
lively at get. premium. AL drawers outside sold
at I, and other good names were placed at prem.
One days sight at s1e@4 premium Eve days sight
at premium; sixty days sight at 1t@l4 and u
discount. High grade bills, or something on the
recherche order were held at / discount Sterling
was rather quiet, prices are at New York rates.
We note sales Of clear bills (AI) at 10741106I !;
others at LOT down to Io63@1osa. Bills with doc
uments were placed at 1e6-range Of the market
being from 105a@1o6. There were some light
transactions in francs at 5.35@5.sl3, and some still
higher sums at 5.so@5.2 5-range of the market
between the highest and lowest quotations.
The following figures denote the balances Of ex-
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AVIS D,ELECTION,-pAR


<MRS &ffGEGNA de Ia proclamation de son Excel
1ence THOMAS 0. MOORE, Geu
g. SSEgE3AZ9h>yS de PEtat de Ia Louisiana
s'c1ssas-a@-=e date du 28 de fevrier 1861 les
eur qualities de la paoisse dOreans present no
heB quune Election lieu lie UNDI premier Jour Ay
1861 JUICES dcs differences Cous District dams La dte
paroisse dOr6ans, CONNIE suit, SAVIOR:
I'm Juge de Ia Premiere Cour de District de la Eouvee
Orleans pour la paroisse dOrleans.
I'm Juge de Ia Deuxieme Cour de District dc 10 Eouvee
Orleans pour Ia rosse d Orleans.
I'm Juge de Ia Troisieme Gour de District de 10 Nouvele
Orleans pour la paroisse d. ORLEANS.
I'm Juge de 10 Quatrieme our dc District de Ia NouTee
Orleans pour In paroisse d'Or1eans.
I'm Juge de la Cnquiems Cour de District de Ia Nouvee
Orleans pour Ia parosse HOrlGanF
I'm Juge dc In Sixieme Cour de District de Ia Eouyele
Orleans pour la parose d'Orleaas.
Les Polls chaaue ACCOMPLISHMENT d'elec
ton depnis heures A. NJ jusqu heures r. NJ lie
dsgne, SAVIOR lie Ter dAvr 1861 reffet de recevor les
bulletins des elecers qualities de In Oreaps la
sun.endance DIES conssares gers qui seront degnes
par lautorite competente.
L'eection etre conduite duplicates
devront envoyes sougne charge dc les transmetre
conformement d la lof.
Bureau du Sheriff paroisse Orleans le de mars 1861
to f. T. PARKER, Sheriff.
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Aebietu Of tke MEMkets.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 CAMP SrREEr3
Monday Morning, March 25, 1861.
COTTON. The sales on Saturday comprised COCO
bales at about previous rates, even running Mid
ding commanding above our outside figures:
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SAILING VESSELS.
STEAMSHIPS.
GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY.

To sail on 4 JURs DAY, March &, at 8 a. NJ.
EssSa GALVESTON AND MATAGOKUA BAY.
Wfb%z New Orleans and Texas United States Mall Line
The superior coppered and copper-fa fastened steam
ship Texas ghas Fowler commander viii leave above
carrying the United States malls For freight and passage
having superior atateoom apply board TO
l. G. HARRIS Manager,
#s@l5 81 Camp street.
steamship of this line will leave every Thursday and Sum
day mornings for the above norris m25
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The were no sales OF stocks to-day-aH quiet
parties awaiting the movements of the Convention.
Bonds dull-no demand.
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FOR VERA CRUZ.


To sail on SATURDAY, March 30. at A. NJ.
1aw NEW ORLEANS AND FLORIDA
SN FTS Ports-U s. Mail Line Key West via Pensacola,
Apaaohcols, ST. Marks Cedar Keys, and Tampa
Bay FaThe superior coppered and fastened steam
ship Magnolia. j. s. Crowel commander will sail
above carrying u S. mails For freight having
superior accommodations for passengers apply
board, or to
I. c. HARRIS, Manager 81 Camp ST.
Freight Apalachicoa Marks and Tampa Bay subject
to ghterage steamers expense but at the risk of the con
sgrees.
B-Freght bills 10 Florida pors must be paid in funds
current In New Orleans n23
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sCERIEs !. :. !. !. 4. 4. ,s9EssgssrsgE
F0RW00D u GRIBBLE

FORVUDD@7 10 774IIBBLE.
Dealers I'm Family ~ Plantation Groceries,
WHOLESALE Asn RETaIL4
No. 1903 CAMP STREET NEAE PgYDRAs
cAT4EUGT E. s#s
Heafs.
Western Hams. various brands
Sides sugar-curad and pIain.
Beef, smoked.
Lyons and Bologna sausagsg. etc. Il
Fish.
Nackerel Mess and Large No i. in kits.
Mackerel No /, ID qua Ger and half barrels
MessShad, In kits.
TT Hall5ut Fins
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Amount of discounts beyond ninety days March l6
of discounts beyond ninety days, March 23 s
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

eaga - " sRESLkEANs. .BACRa
hss ssSss susss SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
g5aE-4ASSS ssaffaaSnISaassa8sassR ABROAD. ~
Two Passenger Trains leave the Depot at the Of CALI
ope and Magnolia dailythe hail Train at 70 A. NJ
and the Express Train at P. NJ.
Connections with all the Northern and Eastern Roads, and
Tickets sold all the principal cities of the North East and
West.
Time New York three days and l6 hours Price S o.
For further information apply at the General Ticket Office
i13 Camp street.
Freight the Conapsny's Depot foot of Cal
iope street, late $50 P NJ daily Sundays excepte3
The Company not responsible for less by FIRE.
Excursion Train Magnolia Saturday at P II.
It's. WILLIAMS,
lyle Il General Superintendent.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-02
RfTA5aR6
A. NEW DISCOVERY.

'ANHE Ascaridcs or Pin Worms, the removal u
Il which has ever bafied the skill of tho mos
eminent physicians, and universally considered BY
them as beyond the reach of medicine, arc entirely
expelled from the human system by the use Of
DR.. f. G. Ceuld's Pin Worm syrup.
4 Cure Warranted IN erery case,
Rehg afforded IN twentyJour hours.
This Syrup is purely a vegetable preparation,
and harmless with the youngest child.
sfMrroMs.-Intcuse itching, biting and distress
In the lower part Of the rectum and about the seat,
toften mistaken for the piles disagrecablo sensa-
ton in the epigastric region OK lower part Of the
bowels, restlessness, wakefulness, starting and
screaming in the sleep, fainting, and not unfrc-
que thy Spasms or fits.
CAUrIoN.-The genuine has the name, CDR. T..
G. Gould's Pin Worm Syrup blown in each bot
tie, his portrait and a fac smile of his Signature
on tho wrapper.
HERvEY & MOORE, propuoo,.
Address GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO..
IL and IL Marshall st., Boston, Mass.
General Agents for New England.
g-Sold By Druggists gsaerllIy. wlSyl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-02
ALBANY
General Infrnaary

461
Trio doors from Hon. Erastms Corning q
Co.'S Store, and merit TO the Bm6diny
occupied By the Albany Board q" lrnae.
Is the only Institute founded in this country ior
exclusive treatment of all diseases OF tae nsaP
,hroat Here every operation which the wisdom
Of the Old and New Worlds has shown to DO az
visable in this class of diseases is daily performed'
new and efficient remedies have been introduced,
and many diseases supposed to be incuraoie A'
here permanently and speedily cured.
CATA r r ii
10 PERFECTLY AND PERMANENTLY CURED.
This disease, which has baf1ed physicians Tor
ages, and brought consumption and death to mill
ons, is permanently cured. This is said positive,
v, for during the last ten years we have cured
thousands, and have never failed in e%tfectiDg a
ure, or in producing satisfactory results. Inns
s no mere boast, for VIC give names of persons who
have been cured. Neglect Catarrh, because the
suffering is not intense, and we have Polypus IL
the nose or the various
THROAT DISEASES,
Enlarged TonsiLs, Soreness, Cough. Hodrse.
ness, Loss Of Voice, Bronchitis,
de-, &C., &c.
These we cure speedily aud permanently: otlii
slight deaths warnings, aud a neglected Catarrn
cure this-we do rot profess to-. God alone can
save. Still, those who suffer from cough, pains,
uirhtsweats, are emaciated and raise much, should
not give up until examined by US for as exam
lining physicians to one of the largest ellie In
surance Companies in America, we have every
opportunity to Judge whether the lungs are Affect
de or no.
DISEASES OF THE EAR.
D~eofaess-Roaring IN the Ears-No1Ses-
Raining from The Edr-Tamors IN
the Ear, &C.,
Never neglect. Apply to Us at once. at the In
frnary the most hopeless cases of deafness are
cured, by new instruments and new treatment, as
used in the best institutions in Germany, France
and England.
We can refer to the following persons, and
thousands of others who have been cured OF Ca
tarrh, Throat Disease, &c.
Mr.. II. Warner, Of Warmers settlement, near
Syracuse, and his sister. The disease was accom-
panied by huge green scabs lsome two inches
souare1. matter, and a most disgusting stencil.
Mr.. Taylor, of Syracuse. Mr.. e. Hallenbeck,
Of Utica. Mr.. Young, of Fayettevlue-the disease
was Of thirty years standing. Mr.. James De dran
and Mrs. Oliver, of Neutrality-suspicious. years
| since. Mr.. John Tillinghast and Mr.. Geo. Webb,
of Albany.
M. G. I. Cavart, of Charlton, Saratoga county
of cough, nightsweats, weakness and sma'iation
Miss Harding, of Brooklyn; Mr.. Mos rath, o
Buffalo; Miss Elbin, of Troy; Of partial deafneS
| and roaring in the cars.
- Reception Rooms, Operating Rooms and
Laborator Letters o finouiry promptly answered
BY one of the physicians in constant attendance
Prescriptions and Medicines sent to any part Of
the country.
Address "Albany General Infrmary," Box
lO43. augl5wlyr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-02
Er dford. VI March 2S.h. 1851

Bradford, Vt, March 25th, 1851.
To wi7r Il may concern II hereby certify that
1 have been Commissioner OF Orange County for
the yea 9 1860, 1861, and havs procured the
Wines and Liquors with which l have supplied
the Town Agents of said County from Charles
Backuan, No. So Front Street, New York, that |
have ha6 careful analysis of the said Wines and
Liquors made by Charles T. Chandler, ED, Pro-
fessor Of Analytical Chemistry. Union College,
Schenectady, n. Y, AMI that in all and every in
stance the result has beea to prove them to be
perfectly pure and suitable for medicinal pur
pose.
! can the, etore most confidently recommend Tho
ho1sc Of Charles Bpckman & Co. to all those who
prefer giving their orders to honorable and con
sc.Crtlous men.
{ L. BALDWIN.
d3m Commissioner for 0 range County
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-02
TIE PARTISAN LEADER.

. KEY TO The DIsUNIoN CONSPIRACY,
IA by BEVERLY TuCKEs, of Virginia. Secretly
printed in Washington, lin The year 1850, by
Duf Green, tor circulation in the southern States.
Reed and for sale by
E. HUNTINGTON.
June 5. 1861.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-02
Albany Wholesale and Retail
EWELRY AND WATCH EMP ORIUN

Stein g. Bro, 54s Broadway,
Offer to the trade and community at Large at the
lowest New York prices, a large stock of fine gold
and silver Watches, Jewelry and a splendid assert
meat Of Fancy Goods. Peddlers and Watch max
ers will find it an inducement to call and examine
our stock. Galvanizing, Platingand fine gild-
ing watches, done for from 81 soto 500
Strin &Brother.s 4S Broadway.