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DIR. BICKNELL's SYRUP.
THE GREAT
EsGEER.E REi.REE3 Rts'.

70 D. ENTRY, DirrraSss, Chaisrs Hsrb,', S..slrsr
asisiaf PAN CSasp stomach o. Bosssis, sies
sour s,sP,sos, Painters collie e. and Is warranted
o. cure OF no pay. Is purely veSet able, without
article 81 opiats or narcotic III .hly aromatic,
cry pleasant 20 the taste, mild. but sure in It's
e. r;cts. S--ns aui st-sl=.hea- Ia, sys .,m, acts
Ike 4 charm, aforting almos; immediate
relief. and ta@o Of the article will satisfy the
most reduIou. Of these lasts. Sold BY all dealers
In medicine Please send for circular TRY it.
Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON, Posidence,
r. l. DEMAs BARNES : co, Of New York, Gen
cral gents.
MAY : daNsm.
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tx GOV. Eyre was received by his friends
and the civil authorities Of Southampton
Yesterday, and entertained at the banquet IN
the evening.
Alta large opposition meeting resolutions
csntcmnIng bis course il Jamaica were pass
ct with great unanimitv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31
BACHELORS HAIR DYE

THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Harmless, .relia
BILE, instantaneous. the only perfect dye No dis
appointment, no ridiculous tints, trus to nature
black or brown. GsaHin, i' 'isHsd William 4
B.,ei,lor. Also, Reseneratsd extract Of milleaeur
preserves ami beauties the hair, preserves bald-
less. Sold nv all druggists Factory Il Barclay
St.EY ds-iy
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4 despatch from Leayenworth reports
additional murders by the Indians between
Forts Reno and Laramie. \ fearful and
bloody war Is predicted.
Ms. Darlington the wito OF the Colonel
commanding is reported among those muir
dcrcd. 1t Is also reported that the Black
feet and Crows on the upper Missouri, have
commenced hostilities- The Crows are said
to have tom their treaty to pieces and muir
dcrei ten men.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

" ASH Nts4tN. aug -
". T. Dowbal of Peoria III. called with
delegation from his State 10 night and ten
JeIel III, President an invitation 70 extend
bis trip further west, when q Chicago, and
participate IN the laying of the corner stone OF
the soldiers monument now being erected by
Peoria. The President replied that nothing
would al, I'd him more pleasure and that he
thought it would be in bis power TO accept
the invitation.
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!S.fPO.TFFEER.
CONCENTRATED LYE.

II VIII make 10 POUNDS 81 excsilent Hard Soap
or p GALLONS Of the very hest Soft Soap, for
oaly about IS CENTS. Directions on each hox
For sale a. all Drug and Grocery stores
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The thermometer stands %, y degrees at
5 a. m, weather clear. ice .ormins on the
wires The ice ON both vine was halI an
ip.b thick
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tians being refused lciorii-. ro.e eta arms. die
playing the standlids OF ttc tircc protect.
ing powers Of Greece. and proclaimed their
independence The Governor treats them as
rebels and Las seat lor Turkish reinforce
mgnts
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Married.

Al Uinooski, Aug. 2lst, by Rev. D. Lewis, Mr..
CHARLES VishnRw and Mis- Jane Colby, both Of
Wino0ski.
In Colchester, Aug. 9th, BY Rev. Z. u. y hinng,
q. the residence Of u. ". WoOlcott ESQ, Mr. Hen :
~ NJ. Brownen and Miss Emma J. Woolcot'.
In Jericho. Aug. p, by the Rev. II. c. Estes, Mr..
Onward Wood ward and Miss seraph Waste both Of
Winooski.
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Put one COX Of sAponifer into three gallons Of
water, (knoek OF the end and let the box boil until
it empties itself, then take the box.) add four
and half pounds OF fat, AMI let It 5sa hours and
10 minutes. Then add small half pint OF salt
aad let it continus boiling j5 minutes longer, when
YOU adj half gallon Of Lot waer. aai let It come
% boil. Pour q small tu-iblerfa. Of cold water
into a tub OF box to wet it round the sides, theu
empty tho soap in to stand all night and GU Il
in bars In the iflo-uiny
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2emramfs & 1pss.
LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY
u;s. s. 4. IUen'S Worid'S
Hair ReStOPei' and Dress
ing inrig0rG5e, strengthen
and lengthea the hair. They
act directly upO1 the roots
Of the hair. supplying re-
q,tiPed ROHFishneRt. and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair djSGp-
pears. BATE spots are coz
cred, hair stops falling. and
iuTuri0nt g5'c'rth is The re-
sWH. Ladies' and children
sciH appreciate tic delight
J'WI fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance iDlp0rt-
cd to the heir, and RO Je0!.
Of sOiling the skin, scGlp. or
most elegant He0G-CIi'esS.
Sold By al Drugzist..
Depot 1893 q 200 Greenwich ST. N.Y.
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DRESDEN. Aug. 81.

All the members OF the Cabinet of Saxo-
ny have sent in their resignation. All have
been accepted except baron Brish.
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The undersigned would mott respectfully an
nounce % the trade that they have established them
selvesaS above.in large and capaeOus buildin and
have introduced new and improved machinery for
the purpose Of manufacturing by steam, Coffee,
Spices, Cream Tartar &c.
Having been connected with and had eleven
years experience in one Of the largest Tea. Coffee
and Spice Houses in the United States, think we
fully understand business, and hesitate not TO
say that all goods coming from our establishment
cannot be surpassed in quality or style.
We offer goods either in original packages or
manufactured and put up in PACKAGES 70 SUIT pur-
chasers, or a
FAVORABLE TERMS AS ANY OTHER
FIRST CLASS HOUSE
Parties ordering by letter will please designate
distinctly, quantity, quality and style and they
can depend upon being suited
GREGORY i HRAr
THOs. W. GREGORY.
CHAs Y. MAD. Nav lI-w6m
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The hostile sltitudy of Hanover. Electoral
liesse, Nassau and Frankfort has deter
mined PRUSSIA to DESTROY thcrr independence
snd annex them completely to bcr-elL
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In Lyons City, Iowa, Aug.'l9. 1896, after LEM
I'D nrinfu Illness 81 the residence Of his SON. Lew
Farnsrorih. sged &C years, formerly oil "es'"'a'
Vt.
AN atxsa. III, July soth. William Wood, s5sd
90 yesIr,, only sen Of the late Cyrus ". nh Oh
Hcstford, VI.
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81. PETERsBI RCH, Aug. p.
Martial LAW has been abolished in all the
governments Of the Southwest except Kew.
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THE WEARING OF THE GREE

THE WEARING OF THE GREEN
is at present greatly in vogue but pity the many
who wear the yellow, sallow countenanes which
betokens jaundice, billiousness, and general de-
rangement Of the liver, which Van Buskirk's cele-
brated Liver Remedy would surely cure. See sd-
vertissment
MtRTH, WASHINGTON HAIR
REsTORER.
Would you have dri K and lustrOus locks and vie
With beauty's queen, the goodies, Of the SKY
Or syOur beauty fading to decay,
Your raven tresses passing fast away,
Or is age drawing too Untimely near
DO silvery locks upon your head appear
Then why Of youthful beauty, why despair
When there's balm for every silVery hair
Times sorroWs, fever's ravages it blesses-
A sure restorer Of those missing tresses
From her bright locks the immortal name it won
OF Hair Restorer washington ~
Then HE to the Store-just across the wsy,
And get a bottle with the least delay.
Som EVERYWHERE. Price 81 90
sIHONDS SCO., ProprietoTs.
Fitzwiilia n
March D..
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soft Soap.

Made in the same way. with the exception OF
addiag aiIeen gallons Of water ant no ,slt. Al
goa Hs,si' g. ron isff,.
Mar 6-daW6rsos
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INFORMANT TO NouyG MEv.-Secure thor
0r0rgl Practical Brsiues. Education at Bry-
ant, Stratton * Chanberlin's Burlington Bust
ness College. One Of joHy-sigH connected Ia
sfiiuiioas sustaining IA enyiable National repu-
taiion. Advantages far superior to any that
can be offered by a mere local Institution. For
full particulars, address,
BRy Ant, STATION * CHANBERLIS,
wsm3 Burlington, Vt
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o. ,s yca-s since. v4- many splendid head ,aat
a,a gray OF gr.rziel- Wy u.- restore 'a the
B. uuWr.u.let 'i. v its raven Aonoss, Five l-'n-
,a,-;s tac .p.,udii tanaiornatl,u. To- les
,-.e thal f.ieiuan would take iD
LO.TB IND FIRE
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DIR. MATTI,oy,s srRrRr,,rp,rs

DIR. MATTISON'S SURE REMEDIES
FOR SPECIAL CASES. eanbe obtained only at his
office, No. IS Union Sheet, Providence, and are
sent by express in sealed packages, secure from
ot''r,Iio, to all parts Of tn country Thsy DO
cure srsrsAiHg bat for their respective purposes.
S'y po'fi's'g ia,e Do, sgsl ~ Circulars giving
full inf ration riH o., liyl,sf f..',,saiai. also
book on $ sr4i Discuss, IA s,alsd sHt,log,, ssHt
fee. - BE- sure ana scrs foy nsm, Tor without
rsre.e'' advertising ply stefan should he trast-
ed. Eucicsl stamp for Fa-;a=e. and direct TO
DR.. MAT-TI>oN, 40. % Union STREET. Providence
r. j. Auz-t.I-.s davly
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FLORENCE, Aug. p.
Gen. Marmora has resigned the position
OF chief Of staff to the King.
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Details % the attempted escape u Sing
sing convict, on Monday show that the lead
eg Edward stafford was killed. three others
mortality wounded aud two slightly. One
10; the guard was hurt los q Stone and another
died %. lear, disease after the tight was
over ocee-iouci By the excitement
De-patchos from Leayenw1rth give ,uyther
account Of iuiaa murders and Expectations
on the Plains The indians hold the whole
country except she military camps IN the
vicinity Of Fort Garland
In New Mexico they are engaged in indi--
criminatc slaughter 90 al Mexican inhabi-
tanis. In Northern Texas als1 robberics and
murders are OF almost daily occurrence
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

France hs- assugoj England that the Fort
lees Of CsIienlurg and rb'lipre'ille viii not
be demanded of Belgium
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

We always like TO recommend a good thing,
and the best for this season is DIR. BIcKSELL
SYRUP. 1t will be found very pleasant, and
safe and sure remedy for Dysentery, Diarrhea,
sc. II contains no opiates excellent for chill
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FLORENCE, Aug. 70.
Gen. Meaubrea has called on Austria TO
restore the national relics and objects Of Art
taken iron Venice including the Iron Crown
OF Lonbardy.
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szszsz
E.0l z e

Have saved more than 5000 persons from death,
Jog they cure IN single day, Cholera. pyser,ery
all Summer Complaint. Fever and A-ue, ana
Neuralgia. Also, sure cure Tor Diptheril, Cough
and Rhemu,isn. All Druggists sell them
oRRTS SIMMER & Co. Proprietor.
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v III I I WUFUENFI 7 DINIUf ENi
10 PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
i not only cures tie us oi tle hu1ta ,-uly hut
.sa-s1 90. sure rem-i, ior horses u-- collie Il
has never been known 90 Lar ~ cure . ;he aoIst
cases aud fr spsains, gals etc, 10 never iai!s-try
il ou,s.-Dircctiau- accompany each bottle. Sold
.s puz-it generally -C..'.. Ca.r-a. a =. D,ass
or ~evtm
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NIFNNN, tU-- -
THE feeling ia Austria is peace Tor the
present, nut waI IN tie future 20 Ic-ostaulish
n,r power in Germany.
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9egal ylOtire-.
HARVEY DICKIN>o>'S r~rlTE.

STATE OF EstA.p-,I- tf.-L l4tH Sole tLe
istriet % thircu 'eu. IS rro. III '.r
The pi-sI,.. % bftt-a,.-I.
To rie ..-.s- a1i all rcf-D-- Interested 90 .ie
tate % si.ft-s i.ea l-. i.ts L ...erl.l. l- sA.t
bis..l1t, see .-e-'.
Gs-ErISC.
Ma-G .,- 4a.-.sa-. .. ...ti. 'eel MADE 80 this
Count ia Nu.u- oy the l4iins.Tatix Of SAID estate
priy In iicess AMI authority 90 sell the real
estate Of laid deceased, except hi, Lce-tesd, FOR
the Pay uisrt ofdebts, suc charges II administra-
ton and setting forth therein the amount OF debts
due from the SAID deceased, the charges OF admins
trstion, the amount OF personal estate and tie
situation Of the real estate.
WHEEEuPOS, the said Court appointed and as
signed the 18th day Of September A j. lst6, at the
Probate Court Rooms, in said District. O. near and
decide Uuln said application and petition ard
ordered that public notice thereof he gwen 10 all
persons interested therein, By publishing this order
three weeks successfully, in the Bgriin-t0n Free
Press, a newspaper which circulatesin tie neigh
b0rhOOd 0 those persons interested tEerei., all o:
which publications shall To pTcyiou- D Re time
appointed for hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified e. appear be-
fore said Court, at the time and pl-cs assigned,
then and there in said Court, 90 give lc1ds, -
the laS directs for the payment of -E1 debts, and
charges % admin. strati0n, AID make yodr object
ions O. ~ granting &C such Lccasa, 70 You see
cause.
Given under my hand, q: the Probate Court
Rooms, this 23iday Of August. a. D. l,''.-
w9E3W WILDER l., BURSAP, PC ,-ster.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. %.

" AelilNdlONs aug. -
The Presidential excursion party left this
morning, See. McCulloeh and o II. Brown
ing bid adicu to the party at the depot.
Public business preventing their accompany
ing. The Secretaries Of State and Navy,
Postmaster GeneIal Admiral Farragut, Gen.
Grant Surgeon Barnes, Minister Romero
and several other accompany the President.
Tie Governor Of Maryland met and welcom-
ed the party at annapolis junction. At
Baltimore they were received by the citizens
committee and Mayor and escorted in open
carriages 90 tie Philadelptia depot By de-
tachment Of troops from Fort McIlcnry, the
streets were crowded AMI there was consider
able enthusiasm az various points as the
President passed Gen. Grant and Admiral
Farmgut Were particularly the object Of Oh
scrati1n and received enthusiastic applause.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.-i" TIE
ilood be pure the body which is formed from and
the blood cannot be diseased. Rut if there lie
g. any part OF the body anv affection, such AS
i! or ulcer, ey en- a bTuiae, the blood circulating
Trough that par. takes up impure matters from
local Affection and carries It into the general
s. en-. This Is tic cause OF sudden death TO per-
=. as Of full habit afflicted with bolls AMI ulcers
al who use no medicine the matter gets into the
srsulstlng system sud ehokes up the fine blood
vessels which supply the brain with vitality and
life ceases as If beseft by lightning. Now. this can
ie reins lied.
BRANDRETn'S PILLS
,lke all Impure matters from the circulation, AID
srve the general health, soon curing local affections
49,. BEASUEErH'S Pills protect from tedious
Zines sickness sud 9nen save life. Sold by al
prusgis.s.
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tiiout .,aHnz the skin or iuiuIin Gle 1ilineuts.
Manufactured ,y J. CRIsTAD0R0, e Aston House.
New Yori. sofa hy DRUGGISTS. Applied hy su
Hair Drs Ser.
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PHaIstu- ANNA I... s..a Yesterday,
hy y.d1.l ihe Health Of..i- # City. tie
Voice al 81. Pcul s,cIIol 81.
issu, being O. cau-TUc.it. violation 90 the
City uljiuauc, which provides 5r tie Dee
m1ral ol .esl.s, gUjag e-e,, ar.ag,.
hIb. ofal 5r.''-T3ne.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

There were Is cases and o deaths FROM
cholera reported 10 ;hc Health officer ye>ter-
day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

The Pa'ris OF this afternoon says Napni'lu
VIII e,,le Henetid direct to italy.
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SARtHJ. NiC-CLELLAN ~ MS
ESTATE.
STATE FvEu'oET, IT. r-! - p r. IS 3

STATE OF VERMONT J C-urt ~ lie Dis.
trict of Chittenden.
To all persons interested u the es.s g Sarah
J. Mcclellan and F1crov 1I I-'..ii1- Under
hill in s8i District
GG- TING.
Wherea5, application in sr.iil. hath '-en made
20 this Court ~ the guardian Of sail Yards Tor
license % scll ali the real estate cd q wards
setting forth therein that they Own 1Et 90 acres
Of land in the e1s; part Of Milton ia t District
subject 10 the right Of dover % the VI or said
William McCleiie deceased, therein, s.i that il
would be conducive 20 the Interest % "a warts
that the same De sold and converted int money.
And thereupon the said Court app" L'cd and as
signed the 18th day CT Sert-Iah =. h. 800 at the
Probate Court Rooms, in said District, O. hear aud
decide upon said application and ordered that
public notice thereof be given % all persons inter
cStcd therein, by publishing this order three weeks
successfully, in the Burlington Free Press, a
paper which ci.culates in the neiEhhOrEoo II those
persons interested therein, all Of which publications
shall be previous % the time appointed Tor hearing.
Therefore you are hcreb- notified . appear be
fore satt Court, az the time AID place Aforesaid,
then and there 70 object Go the -ralLirss o. such
license, il YOU see cause.
Given under ny hand, at the PROBATE Court
Rooms tbs -3i Gay Of August. a. D, .-6.
W>wJw- WILDER l.. EUESAP, Register
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STODDA ARDS
CzE0E ERR GEFEG :
a sure Preventive and cure for
El0s. L, RIA.

Ga Terra MOrbu-, DIarrhoea. Dysentcry.
summer Complaints, Pain in the
stomach and Bowels, &c.
action is immediate and efi,lcioussld has been
u-at by thousands since the Cholera Season
i-is. Physicians use and recommend it. All al
NIT it to be the Best Compound kaown FOR the
Complaints for which IT Is designed.
sTODDARD = BURTON, PropTietoTs. Troy, NY.
For sale by all Drusgis.saai Dealers in Medi-
ia e..
April ls 1Gw61.
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Eight new Eases and seven deaths from
cholera Yesterday in this city.
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Boston. Aug. -.
The funeral services over the rcmlins OF
Rev. John ". Horton. who was killed by
the mob az New Orleans during the recent
riot, We're held at fremont Temple to-day
lie was invited 20 the Convention to open
the proceedings with prayer. and when the
police and mob began firing on the members
Of that holy, he implorei them to desist,
assuring them o. no resistance. While
doing this b, received three bullets in his
body and fell he was subsequently dragged
through the streets. rcceiy ing severe injl-
ries On the way.
lie died August 5,h, aged 40 years. \ large
audience was present and listened to the sol
emn ceremonies with deep attention.
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with PERRY DAVIS PALS kILLEI. 80 th.s season
oi ,le yea-. when Coils, Co,era Nar'us. Dyseutcry,
ir-he4 sc.. ,aa, g. able y0ur bands. U-s b IN
e, n case of i!ie KIM. and ia ears aor To- ifit coe
r.. efsc: speedy cure.-sBut be sure you trust 20
%. other reilcJ, but tie ODD, long tried Pesry pa
VIZ Pain Killer. which has never TO my knowledge
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BLRNE. Aug -.
All defensive measures Of switzerland arr
discontinued.
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MtRrH, WASHINGTON HAIR
REsInRER
DR.. L.f.NGLETS
Root and Herb BitteYS.

\ STANDARD ME1ICINE-without the pos
sibility % I doubt the best remedy known
for the following and all kindred diseases Indi-
gestion, Costiyeness, Liver Complaint, Piles. Head
che, Heartburn. Dyspepsia, Dizziness. Seroiula,
Salt Rheum, Lansuor, Iazness, Debility, Jaundice.
Flatulercy, Huinors, Foul Stomach, SC.
By the timely Of this medicine the blood Is
purified. TIE appetite Il restored. The system is
strengthened. The liver is inyisora;sd The
breath sweetsnsd. The complexion 8, teautfed.
And the general health is restored
gentle laxative. An agreeable ;ouic \
splendid appetizer. harmless 'timulaut A re-
vver Of dropping spirits
sold - al Dealer, IN Medicine everywhere.
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Felt Il Roofing Composition
NOTICE.

'I'HE Subscriber l. prepared g. pa. go Warren.
/ Rp1iug and furnish HEteri-!- .. necessary.
Burlington STAY -. 10 dURE
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LOUISVILLE. Aug. =.
The report of the Board of Health shows
the number Of deaths for the week to be 81,
Of which - were from cholera The dis
ease has not assumed an epidemic form.
here, this season. and is nov abating.
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MAKE YOUROWN SOAP:
by Saving and Using your waste Greas'.
E,,,s u Ia
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The Turks have commenced ha-tilitirs
-ain-t the Christians IN Gambia. Several
causulHtas especially those OF Holland. Swc-
len and the United States having suffered
much damage have protested. The cmi-
grants, -, 600 strong, hold important points.
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IMPOCNDED.

IMPOCNDED.
A n oldish sorrel Horse with SPAWN, Was i'm
"A pounded in the early part OF June, In r. VI. A.
Bsrstow's pound in South Burlington The owner Is
hereby requested TO prove property, pay charges
and take him away.
The above horse will be sold at Public Auction at
The barn Of the subscriber on Saturday, Sept sth,
1854 at 7 O'Clock a ". unies8 previously claimed.
X. n. A. BARSTOW
50, Burlington, Aug 24-wsv