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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

PRESERVING FLOWERS. The art of preserv-
ing flowers in all their freshness of form and
color has recently become great requisition
in practice. An Ohio paper gives directions
how to accomplish this requirement Pro
cure quantity of fine sand and wash it I'M
til 1t Is entirely free of dirt, and the water
comes from it clear. Then with a fine sieve
sift from it all the particles 1t should then
be sIfted with coarse sieve, taking from it
all the coarse particles. The sand nov. be-
ing perfectly dry, is ready for use. Place it
in dish, which should correspond IN depth
with the length Of the flower stems which are
to be used for drying. The flowers when
picked should be perfectly dry or exempt
from rain or dew. Insert the flower stems
in the sand to the base of the flowers. Then
with steady hand sprinkle the sand evenly
over the flowers until they are completely en-
bebbed. Place them in very dry place,
either near the fire or in the sun, and let
them remain several days. When perfectly
dry the sand may be poured of Double
flowers with stiff petals are most easily pres.
erved, but most varieties will well reIav the
little trouble and care required by this sim
pie process.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

SHELL N DE SrovE. Quite an up
roar was Occasioned in the rear of the Her
ads tent here yesterday. General Terry.
whose headquarters adj Join those of YOUR
correspondents, has a sable cook. who
wanted some lead for his fishing tackle.
and undertook to melt some from the out
side of ten-pOund Parr6tt shell. which he
discovered lying about the camp. Placing
the prolectile in a stove, and seating himself
where he could catch the molten metal in a
shovel as it fell, he soon had the satisfaction
of seeing one Of the most startling views
ever brought to his vision. The shell ex-
ploded, and besides blowing the stove and
the cookhouse to atoms, inflicted serious
wounds upon the darkey. Ny servant, a
contraband from Beaufort, gave vent to the
universal sentiment, while he was surveying
the wreck which the explosion occasioned.
and from which We 50 narrowly escaped, in
the following sage remark - De dam ole
fool, come clar down yere FIN Bos n an put
a shell in de stove :" If Gen Terry's mig
gers continue TO obtain their &" sinkers'' in
this manner, you may expect to hear that
the Herald's headquarters have been re-
moved.-Morris Island Cor " Y. Herald.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

Baron Gustavus Rothschild retires from
business, with a fortune of thirty millions
dollars, and there are now in Europe but four
houses of Rothschild-in London, Paris, Vi
cnna, and Frankfort
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTE,
BRY AN's
L l. VI o MIC AFrp

v Rs
Tie most certain and speedy remedy srs-5..-
.or all the Diseases Of the Chest and - -.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consume ~.
Bronchitis, Influenza, Horsene.s
Difficult breathing Sore
Throat, &c, Sc.
THESE WATERS give the most ir..,-.
and perfect relief, and when persevcref o
NJ o. directions, never fail O. effect a - o.
sstin- cure. Thousands have hecn rs.r.-.i. az
iect health who have tried other mean. n ~ Y. ~
all classes and all constitutions they 4ra .-- z
blessing and cure-none need despair. n. No. a
long the disease may have existed ~ - .
we're 10 may Pee, provided tine organic .--'..si s-
the vital ORGANS Is not hopclessy tecaylf
one afflicted should give them impartial 49, I'-
To ToCALiSTS and PU BLlC SPEAKF5<
Wafer, are peculiarly valuable, they Mn ,'-.a
day remove the most severe ucca.iU1s| NO Pc
lna their regular Use for a few DAYS VI j 49,
increase the power and hsxihihfy Of the ~ ~. -''
lN improving ITS tone, compass ami Co.. 't'
which purU'-c they are regularly use. II. T. -
professional vocalists. mag
JOB NOSES, Sole P- --.
g C0rtlan1t s. IS
rrcc = cent? per box For sale By r.. ~
Nov. nth. l~n-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

Hawthorne says that when in England he
was annoyed by counterfeit Yankees, well
posted as to names and localities in this
country, but invariably detected by the shib-
boleth been, which the Englishman pro-
nounces to rhyme with green.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

F.r nrhs- Slssial Naiisa Ssh.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16
no: FOR THE WEST:
CHEAP TR4FELLiNG.
Vermont Central Line,
-ASu--
GrG.d Trunk Kaifiray,
FOR
Detroit. Chicago. and all Points West.
ERE EIkNY EE.fNN.
FIRE FIRST CE.fSN.

Burlington Co. Detroit, all Rail.---...----5l
Chicago Rail and Waterl sit-
Ant al Point, Bs,f on IKE proportion
Tv, F,pre.s Trains leave burlington daily $50
A A. g.7I b. ~. only ~ hours o. Detroit anu '7
Iaur- q. Chicago. Baggage checked through
pS American n-nrev taken a. Per ~ Meals and
r.-ti.- an +hs Trend Trunk Railway u Canada
ri,-,.-i, Tickets can be procured al all stations
'' ''' n y UBURY, Agent.
No. American Hotel
Burlington, Vt.
I. MILLS, Gen. Az. Boston. .-,..
July tn. va" i''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

Biscuit from wheat that was standing in
the field four hours before have been accom-
plished in England. We could do it in three.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

There has been trial of speed between
English and Arabian horses at Cairo, Egypt.
In running race of four miles the English
horse came out half mile ahead
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

| ~.-.+.,rf.r f-f-{. at two O'Clock, p ~. on the
l---r- 80. "a short distance Southwest uf the ui ~
i,-l q, and near Vaughn -i Acre lot ulin ''I
30. r.. Acre Lot number +I. and the westerly nail
20 r... t.- ~ number if as laid down and ic-l--
rltsH Uu thc plan of the town % Bar. u-tln- Also
OIL -- acres % lanl lying rHufh-rH-t oi tIe EliAi
,I.r Cemetery in burlington. between lands 90
ta-..- Baxter and George J. zee uh. entrance t'
-' FL. i.-+ named DIT through land uf Nr. Ei-e-
+.-r.+a-fs above name.l binds r. perfect.
There Is. ID thrifty growth of mixed wnHd "n an
.f -,.f lands. and they are wei. wltore.i
m inf .rHIti.1 concern iu- tle above pr'Hr t'
rr. Ed, of .iIe Amply 90 Henry lii-.ae. Esq. ~
IA. EDUELL. Aa-'iarcer-
r.-r... az -rIr. uu0-..urfI cash. 900 delivery NJ
t.. leeds. and OH, remainder Boz three equal animal
payments. With annual interest.
Burlington. sept. Htl-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

CONTAINING an changes lui Law
y 18th SOS, with t'ir 'rrcn.IN rr>.r a.
sept nth htNIL
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ID r. = r. X 4 r. X y.

4 REWARD Of ten dollars (slO) and the reasona-
n bic expense incurred, will be paid 10 any per
son for the apprehension and delivery Of dc-ertei
10 the Headquarters Of the nearest Provost Marshal
ROLLA GLEASON,
Capt and Provost Marshal, Third District.
Burlington, Ang. 81. dawtf
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RESUME

Repards and Premiums 10 be paid for .frre,i
. Of DeserterS and PrOcurafiOR Of Recruits
For arrest and delivery of a deserter, $50 on
For an accepted recruit e. veteran''), - %
For an accepted recruit (''not yeteran") Is 90
Total .1monnts 10 Be Paid in Cash 70 Recruits.
as Pay, Bounty and Premium.
Before leaving general rendezvous, SO 90
If continued IN service for three years
the pay and bounty received will
be at the following rates
For veteran volunteers, per month, s2i 90
For other soldiers, not veterans, per
month, 81 80
If discharged at the end of two years,
the pay and bounty received will
be at the following rates
For veteran volunteers, per month, $50 20
For other soldiers, not veterans, per
month, SIS so
If honorably mustered out in less than two
years as not being required, the monthly rate of
compensation will become increased as the term
of service is diminished.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

y" 'REEnoN and War" hy H. Ward Beecber.
""ull btys.- hy tail Hamilton
Received and f,r sale hy
HUNTINGDON. q.
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FRIEND NEED. rRYIr.

DR. SWEETS IvFALLIlLs LISrvEVr. as an external
remedy. i- without rival. AMI VIII alleviate pain
more speedily tlau any other prtIlrIf'Hu- fur fll
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders 10 i- truly in'll-
hrle- and us ID curative i.r Sore. Wounds >rrt.a-.
Bruises, &C, it, soothing, healing AMI powerful
siren turuiu- frH ptIfe.. excite tg just wull anil
astuu-hmeut no all uIH have ever given 10 fIilI.
over one thousand certificate Yf remark. Ie cures
performed By within tlr last two ears. attest the
TACT.
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GREAT INDIAN REM EDY
FOR FE.u.4LES
DIR. MattiSon'> Indian Emmacosue

oFER TTO THOUSAND BOTTLES
have now been sold without single failure when
taken a. directed and without the least injury a.
health IN any ease. - Il l. put up in bottles Of
three different strengths, with full directions for
using aud sent by express, closely sealed, 10 all
parts Of the country.
PRIcEs-Fun strength, SO; half strength. s.;
quarter strength. % per bottle.
~ Remember This medicine is designed ex-
prcssly for obstinate Eases which all other remedies
Of the kind have failed o. cure also that % Is war
ranted represented IN every respect or tho price
will he refunded. ~ Beware Of limitations None
warranted unless purchased directly Of Dr. VI, or
at hi Office. Prepared and sold only at Dr. Mait-
sons Remedial Institute for Special Diseases No.
= Union Street, Providence. K. !.
- This speciality embraces all diseases Of a.pri-
yate nature both Of men ana women. by regular
" educated physician Of twenty years practice.
giving them his whole attention.
q Consultations by letter or otherwise are
strictly confidential and med cines will Dee sent hv
express secure from observation to all parts Of the
United States. Also, accommodations for Ladies
fruin abroad wishing tor secure and quiet Retreat
nd good care until restored 70 health.
CAUTION. II las been esteemed that over two
hundred thousand dollars are paid 10 swiudlns
quachs annually, ir New England alone, without
my bsHgn 10 Those who pas y. All this COMES from
trusting, rifhouf inquiry. o. men who alike des-
utute OF honor, character or skill, whose onlg re-
commentator Is their own false and extfaya.aut
assertions in praise of themselves. II, therefore
you would Gfof4 fffHg huHgtHqgff. take no mans
w"rl no matte 'raaf rs Prefess'oH' ne, but NtSs
INQUIRY 1t viii cost you nothing, and may save
you many regrets Tor, ADVERT iu- physicians
IA nine cases uut ui ten. bogus there l. nu safe
" m trusting any u them, unless you hnuN rho
and irhaf they are.
q Dr. ". will send Free ~ enclosing. one st,,t,r
As ah"vei pamphlet "n bisEA~fs co. NoNAN, and
on gru1fs distEs's generally -iyi- iui Information
with the most undouttcd references ami tcst.mo
niais. without which, advertising physician or
medicine Of this kind is deserving. any coasd.ac.
y Orders by mail promptly attended g.. Write
your address PLAINLY, ami direct 10 In. Madison
as above Mar. i3-,lNwtf
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Brig. Gen, "A. H. p. ". G.
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Passengers and Baggage viii De transported from
Cars o. Boats from the Deuat- at Burlington,
~ Free Hf Charge -
Frci-hts taken 40 Lowest Rates
THUS u. CANFiELD.
teuerlI A-.lf
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1863. Lake, CHAMPLAIN. 1858
Summer Arrangement.
D u-uE.NCLNG .MONDAY. Nov 4. I

The new and splendid steamers Of the
,.hampIain Transportation Company,
United Sirt,i, Capt. WIN. Anderson,
cauada, Capt. WIN. II. Flass,
4msrioa, Capt Henry Mayo,
Montreal, Capt. Lot Chamberlain,
Will run as follows until further notice
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RUTLAND = BURLINGTON *. X.
SUMNER ABRAseurEr

Commencing Miy Is. I-.t. trains wild rua l. tI-
.iov-
isAYE rJEifNGfuN
So An. Man TFiIv. f.- Boston lowell Wares.-
Ger. Bellows Fails, he.rc. F.f-HHrr-l. Brltf ice
hHrH. Springfield. Hartford. Ntw Haven. Tr.v.
Albany. aud Sew York arrive Dob Boston p
n. Troy l5rv. Sew Nork Irrv.
Through 90 Troy 1af Boston rrfitHotf Cane
o Cars.
90 l1A ~ ENrEt-- TRANS tr Eutlstf T-.t. Al
haut, Nsw Aurh, Selerae.l.iF art t.e West are
rivc at Troy SD 49, New Nar- Hy Hudson River
Railroad ~ ste.,uers NEXT m'rl.l-.
q 81, Melt ENpRt~s i.uu Montreal On New
YORK.. arrive Ia TOY GI a r- Ncu N.rs .i- D. A..
FROM rhr SOUTH AND EA>r TRAINS ARRIVE At BUR-
LiNGroS As FOLLOWS
'gl a ". A'coNNonNroV rE,tS from Rutland
Ii.- Train leaves Rutland 90 rHH D. a..
'tf o. 40. NAN TRAIN tr.u Boston. Lowell. W.r.e.
tcI- Springfield. Hartford. Sew Haven. Troy. Al
lsu5 ami New York.. Leaves Boston Sd NJ
Ncw lurs r' a AZ, Troy Il I1 rg.. triiu
ami ker-guucs.
~ r. NJ Passenger Train. Leaves Troy at7..lA.
". Rutland 1915 NJ
TICKETS s1if far >amto-r Troy. tHsuy. New
lolA; Schenectady and an primo. pal points ou che
New OH Central and Western Rail h.Ii- and ms
formation given hy
r. G.. ROWE. NJ. o. American Hotel El..r
- Fare always as low as 10 ans 1theT route and
Baggage checkei-thr,u-h
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>,TA1II'S 40 6uyEBNvENr Rtrs~
- " N'''
80 Merchants Bank. ..s-
Aux. 90, i-6sf.
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NEW ROCKS.

NEW BOOKS.
" EHECAPITAL OFTHE TYCOON A nara
tive Of three years residence in japan. hy 81,
Rutherford Alcuck. X 4. b.
"Liyeit Down" A story Of the Li-ht Lands.
J. c. Jeaferson
MORAL Culture Of Infancy and Kindergarten
Guide with Music for the plays. hy Mrs. H. Mann
Tales and Sketches, by Hugh Miller.
Life Of Victor Hugo
Flowers for the ParlOr and Garden~ hy Edward
Spague Rand. Jr. Illustrated.
The Bivouac and the Battle Field hy Capt
Moves.
"Rosecrans' Campaign with the 18th Army Corps.
American Annual Cyclopedia for l-61
shoulder straps novel Of New York and the
Army. in l~61.
Also, number Of Juvenile books.
Just received by E.A FULLER
Aug. 81.
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NEW PATTERNS

EOR Embroidery Stamping ami
Il day received hy
MRS f. " RFLL
Sevir- NI.
Burlington. July De-.
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rLnrnE> WKINGERs.

'THF very best in market. call tH- sherman
g.. q. H5EI>
~ rsrt
'''-''' '-''' 1-' '- FEBCzs
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burlington Book BiHdcry.
WILLIAM SCOTT.

NkTOULD respectfully announce that he Is pre-
w pared o. execute all order. with which De may
be favored 10 the above line, vs. th care and prompt
ness.
OLD BOOKS RE-BOJ Nd.
MUSIC, M4GAZINES. PAMPHLETS. &C. SC.
bound IN any desired sty le.
ACCOUNT-BOOkS OF ALL KINDS MADE To
ORDER. PAPER RULED TO'ANG
PATTERN.
Yy-Orders hy mail will receive prompt attention.
TERMS REASONABLE.
Address, MM. SCOTT.
lunice over liuutiu-ton's Book St,Te.l
Burlington. March %. i-i2
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which u l. managed, and the cheapness and superb
orlty Of the light has gained for il the favorable
"=niou Of those acquainted with its merits. The
machine takes up but little room no disa-rccahlc
odur is experienced in its use; IRE j. applied t.
the apparatus AZ all it Doe attached t0 ordinary
"a pipes used for coal gas and Is burned through
the same kind Of fixtures.
These Machines are manufactured by the Bur
hngton Automatic Gas Light Co. and may be seen
IN operation and for sale az the store Of G. = BLoB
GET Co., College Street, Burlington, Vt
For further particulars address
p. 7. SWEET SECRETARY.
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Economy as E60ffh !
This maxim will he fully demonstrated by huyin,
THE AMERICAN HOT AIR
(NOEil NJ. S'IDX

coon NC We.
Asst WILL BAKE. DROL AND ROAST BET
n ter than anv other stove with saving Of - per
cent in fuel, ami very large per ccutae ia c0nye-
uleuce.
They have the following advantages
let They are constructed with a view ~ -rcat
durability all the plate, exposed o. the IRE
made u an extra Thickness.
81. The lu,s are liued with u0u-c0ntuctin-
mcnt, thereby applying the heat directly O. the
yoen, and tie oven can be heated and kept IA l1k-
niz order with loss fuel than any other Stove.
81. They have hot air Graft. which not only
makes the fuel burn freely and last longer but adds
L. the heating and baking facilities.
9Th. They consume all the gases from the fuel
thereby adding greatly O. the quantity q heat OBJ
talueI from the amount % fuel used.
9Th. The Stove is made, mounted and finished in
the most superior manner. The oven b large and
well ventilated. The Stove b. convenient IN form
and made for use O. adopt the language " soue
who have used th.- stove " Il viii DO more work
with les fuel than any other Stove In rrooi We
add the following testimony
THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE
Bali Re-. Dr.. Spragus says oCHt
ALBANY. pec. % ISL.
Mr.. SAGER-Ny Dear Sir My family have made
= thorough trial II the '' American Hot Air Cooking
Stove and they regard %, both the score Of its
convenience alu economy, AS having greatly the
advantage of any other thev have ever tried. In
deed, they u-iter @ SGD perfect as leaving nothing
o. Dee desired.
". p. SPRAGUE
The AMERICAN H0r AIR CooAING STOVE is for sale
Burlington by
MATTHEWS & BANTER,
Aug. 80. dawu Church Street.
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- 1 STEAM WEEKLY To
=.sS% LIVERPOOL. touching at
= a. ~ - y QUEENSTOWN, CORN HAIR
eAl.-,,s ae-A-ea35s ENR.l The WI L-l---. .......

'--'>s-s--A--as5S BoB-) The well known Steam.
srs OF The Liverpool. New York sud plhi,felul.,
steamship Comp Intended g. .liI d. flows
CITY OF LONDON, saturday. Oct. H.
CITY OF BALTIMORE. Saturday. Ocr 81
llIf OF NtW lUhh, saturday 30.
and every sgecee.iu= saturday, at Noon from Pier
a. North River. 80
RATES oF PASSAGE.
PAYABLE ~ GOLD Or rs zSrIyALESI H. -tHeEs.Y.
FIRST CABIN. s-9nr sTFERAcU s,,-o
a" ~ ~ y .inl"h' $50" d" e. London. 5 b. ID
&c to Hamburg, ssn,gy to iisa,i,ar..s :, =,
Passengers also forwarded 10 Ilavre. Bremen. RI
terdam, Antwerp, &c, at equally low rates.
fares from Liverpool or Queenstown. Isl C,bi,
30, 80 slt5 Storage ssD. Those who wish =, -
ior ther friends can buy tickets here at these rates
o, f"r further Information apply at the Conpan,'s
JOHN C. DALE.
Agent. Is Broadway. NY.
or H. y. DRURY, Burlington.
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IIoNEI
SOMETHING NEW

4 LARGE To- of new White Glover Honey. AZ
FIERtt->
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Soc O.. laur own gsaith do not trust To- the army
Ul-HU' have been thoroughly tested. they are the
only remedies u~li iu fIe European Camps and
Barracks. f.r over forts years pr. Holloway hs.
supp. % 90 tlr Armies Jon Europe. ana during the
laiacIlta, .r the Exclusive sale 81 these Grsif
H.T.t Many time Ul- special s. ID, no there has
sch. .Ner t Com fn weight 1f TIE Ointment in single
ray- TH'-a terrible and fatal enemies IL the ST
der DOB Camp
D,r--t.s, ur,,-f.-g. >-s-e. Sore, ant S--sn.Iau,
fH.r farv.
alI disappear lie q cdarm before these PHI, and
Ointment and u'w while the cry rings throughout
tle land,
To ARMS: To ARMS.
d. nHt iyf those brave men perish hy disease place
able them o. resist the dangerous oNro-uraS the
ECNtr-. fHc tN.lI- and the wounds which they
cannot avoid. and what j. MORE cannot frequently
-Ut -uecuur u tie moment ol need. whereas IL oar
hnaI.are-. and hul there >ure remedy for an the
cI-ualtic- .f the Battlefield. How many thousands
of lives would thus oe saved who would otherwise
perish before relief could res-vh them
~ CAlrlON.-Noue are genuine unless
words 90 HOLLOWAY NV oEk AND LONDON"
fi~,crnahle o. Hlfs--Wr-, On every leaf of the
tOHA of directions around each Pot or Box. the
same may Dee l.aa.. seen by holding the lcaft the
light. handsome reward viii Dee given o. auy one
rendering such ini rUItiHu will lcad On the de-
lection oi au1 fIrit Hr parties couutcrir.tin- the
medicine, ur vending tle same knowing them % be-
spur Hus-
81. Sold at t.e Manuactar, " Professor HoIIo-
wal. SD Maiden Lane. New York. and Lg an re-
uecrah'e Druggists and ncaisr> boz medicine
throughout tlc civilized world. 90 pots, at Is cts.
'' cts. auai 20 taeh-
Oct. i>t I~='.
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NEW GOODS.

\ ~" ippie Parer. warranted 70 pare fifty AZ
sept T. rltRCE'S.
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DRAKE'S PATENT
Automatic Gas Machine.

THIS machine, which
l has been Ia cuustau;
use for more than two
year. Is now ackuuw-
legged O. be thamost con-
veuient. simple. and ciii-
cieut method of lighting
huiriings OF all kinds,
out Of regular gas works.
ever brought 90 public
notice.
The simplicity ofthe ap-
paratus itsentire freedom
from danger hy eXplo-
sion. the little attention
reuuiret the ease with
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NJ = be- leave O. inform uug customer. that ",
" have received a full assortment OF summer
~ - 81 Jeweiry. such a, Pm, Far ointment.
locset-- Sleeve Buttons. CI,in. tnc,y natter.
ringer Ring sc, all which viii be- snt as low a.
the lowest.
BRINSMAID HILuRETH
June .. less
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NEW BOOKS.

OST received few barrel. Of the above bran,
~ Of White Winter Wheat Flour
Al pIFRfT-=
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FISHING IAI.kI.

LIVERY Article in the line Of Fishing TneA lie can
IL he found nt
BRlNSuAID HILDRETH,S.
June u, 1853.
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REVISED ARNN REGULiIi'''

DEST quality, for sale az The r..r
Il SEWING Nt.HIVt 'r-..H--
Pr, Pres
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DIR. SWEETS
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BRUISES, CUTS AND WOUNDS PILES,
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
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10 Cks.
LIVERY description Of Clock. and 5 DAYS small
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Block.
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DULvERIzED sage and Summer savory
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TO SPoRTSNIEN.

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