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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19
Rutland County Temperance
Convention.


10 consequence Of the absence Of Hon y. =
spnguc Of the Wee Presidents, Doet. Silas
Bowen was appointed io gu biz place.
Msssfs Sissou. Tild,n. Hodges sud NsHindslc.
appointed the committee of O,eriures. In
the places ~ Messrs Child, !unc. Dennlson sno
Barrett absent.
On motion Of Mr. Spencer the journals Of Ia.
previoas meeting were read.
On molten, Resolved. That oil. members o; Tenn
pcrance Societies prcsen, be requested to report
their names to the Secretaries and participate IN
the deliberations Of The convention.
Mr Mitchell from the committee 10 prepare
constitution Tor county society IN The principle Of
total abstinence, made report. which was accepted
and LAID upon The table.
On motion, The role regulating the hour of meets
ing was suspended and the convention adjourned 10
one O'Clock.
AFrBsSonN | o'cLocK.
Dr. Hale called up the report nf the committee
and 1t was ordered that each article shonid 90 al
aud ected upon separately. Articles l., and , !
wcrr read and adopted without debate.
.RrteLE l. Tiis Soeirty siGH Be eaiLcd The Rot
land Copnfy Ttmprrdnce Society.
Anr. ,. his The oijtc' Of Iris Society 10 promote
Temperance, and as Il mrons t. this end 10 ds-,ur-
"s, -" "St' US " ''''"S'' y w. "'"'''"""t "i"''S'
The third article was then read Which aiicr some
discussion was amended by adding the words ''as II
beverage" af'er the words "ayree that" MS follows
ART. g. BeiieUihg that intoxicating drinks 40 a
l... 49,. .e...,,,, ,o l. IN - -. :,
" ~ ~ J :"
ne S"c'"t oo" an" 'e"gto"S "''c'cSS % men m"t
hey t6dd 10 pro'n''e ana coEh'm iafmPrrdfe diYe.
htes and hdbis. anil htreby hinder the further pro-
prc.s of ;bp T,mpeUncf Reform ifjon ire j ,se,c-
re y,s A., - - bo,et,,r. , ,;U ,L.,
:,
oNH' "'"S''V''' nor ""p" u" """ ~" W'p'de f'em
jof Inc entertainment ~ Jr'eh1S nor jor persohs IN
employ: bm niH, BY oil suitable m ans, diSc0ua-
f,y,acs ttc;r yse in the ,,,nuyaity
U,,,,lo o,o. finn Shall N, ,r;.,o h., .Jno,oa,..
~
nov " ideh OF "esi Rutland said, that mas
much as ,he pledge proposed IN hat article excludes
one use OF e'ue' when mas oech 80 long ana 80 even
""eV hega'ded az IN '"nocuous beverage, 1t seemed
yer! necessary "a' our se"hneos DC Freely expressed
F" '"sa'd 10 ne P'csu'"a" 'na' al me trends OF
'e"pe,a"'e "o"'u "s,oc si me use "' ds'hcJ sprns
snou.u 90 aoanoooo ny Deeause We eannn!
c,, IN am, cha ,,,nnc, Th,. n,,,c;nI. h,,.yor
,,u co,,,. an ,ons,.len ,omn.r,nc. man IN an fla,
,ha, and .rcInd. tho ue or an n,ox;ro,,n, Lonots -
49,, ~. - 1870, Ioa,aI5 A.. - M -, ,a
n-o,sn,at 'h,, .,nnhn, "a ,,,or,,.d ~, J;s,;u,,on,
n, tn,d ,h., so,,o a.n,lsman M ,i,o c,,i,r ,,td
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19
Cbt nutiano UtraIs.

rrsIissEn ssEs, rrsspAr. al surL.Sp. VT. nv
WILLIAM PAY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19
FRANCIS sLAsoN. Pce.idea,.

william Mitchell Corrcrpoad'ng Sc.
J.. W. Iinrkins. Heeoretag Sc.
% ma'ion. the Convention adjourned siibog:
day. anI tic pccsilsol II the Society took the
chsir.
Mr. 1'il1cn introduced the G.lowiug rsoiu-
tinu;
R,'o'r,i That toe traffic ia Intoxicating drinks
@liii never cease to be immorai
On the question shall the resolution pass.
JuI.e Krtrige 81 FAirhavsn. rsuIsrke1. that the
ex observations he prosI 20 ,uhpi, Ia the coojsrs
on ct The -.oieiv. would be sih"pi much cpsnseion.
Dol. hey were uscs.s.riy unprecedented. He DID not
the adoption of the resolstion. no
'er'.inc'l donh !, would receive the uaao Dou, sp
pr,b4i"n 81 'he .risy ade-d. rssnldon II similar
port h b. found sHo,,g the records fFsry nsDy.
u 1.-The Tcmpsrsoes ciris' throughout the Lend,
Ie inagns ihst ne r. tni 4 Temperance denied that
tho senineu, smh eJin the rfsaui0n sbstfuet
roth snI he wished ~ ,mpre', upon Tia mad u every
q here sol sswhsfe the conviction. thHi ~ was also
t.rart csi truth. wich should 'nstrs efforts sni
% d. eoniac 10 sIscp Ia the Ereai psn - benevo
sncs ~ which iny sfc-i sod good 81 ne pre-
.eni 20 we're cooper.iins Il sos' in
aorsni ifuih. vessel merely 10 relation 20 'bs innss
snd FH.ir' sf'ns Sgfi s-i co.. "s' 10 be i''fs''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

7ae Far Vest newspaper bearing this very
appropriate t,ilc. has been commenced at Lbcrty.
in the State of Missouri the confluence OF the
Missouri and Kansas Rivers.
The editor says he recoliec,s when there was
only one mill in the whole coun,y-and that u
haDdmill and that when the town was laid of,
one of the most influential commissioners engaged
In the act, transferred his titles 10 the lots by a
mark as he could no, read or write. Steamboats,
tow pass the town, on their way TO Fort Calhoun,
To the rivers Platte and Yellow Stone.
Ton yesrs may no, elapse before steamboats,
navigate the whole course of the yellow Stone. 10
the base of the Rocky MOuntains--across which
chain a railroad may be more easily constructed
than the Al eghanles; and then for Steamboat :
on the Columbis rivsr, aud thence steam ships a.
cross the Pscih5 ocean 10 the commerce aud luxn-
RES Of China and tie Fast lndl.s.--.N. Y. Com
mereiai .7droriisr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

Now irp oror. The ioi~ing precious cxccrps
from the PREDICTION Of Colonel Thomas II. Beoton,
the great Jackson pillsr ir The Senate form bean.
ufsi illustration of,he fact that circumstances some
time. sher esses
General Jackson hes d.,Ks more Tor The urn,N
A.en ihsn any airy ,ilsr oiis, vi hos r,,r ycdln
the ude Of time" - Col. BtAtoa, Sps,cl on the
EIrrsgiaF Re,oisf'oa.
The following is an extract from letter from
,his s'ne Colonel Benton, IN regard to this same
GcDersi Jackson;
Il an literally in he'll here rthat 10. IN the NJ
entity OF Gen. Jscksonl the mesncS, wre,ebe-
der heaven To contend with hsr- affidavit mskers
anu shameless edwards. Al the puppies of jack
s,n are at work al me; bot they viii be sstontsh-
ed al What will happen. for /; 10 no, them. but
their master, whom | shall hold accountable The
soslp,ng knife of TccGmsch is mercy compared
with the sfhlaus Of these villains. | am ~ the
middle u he'll, and alternative DO, tn kill or
be killed far ] Will crouch to Jackson, and the
fact ths, and M brother defeated him aud his
Tribe and broke his small sword ON tho public
square. will forever rsnke IN his BOSOM aud make
him ,birs, sfer vengeance. Ny life is in danger !;
nothing but decisive duel can snvc mo or even
give me chance for my own existence; for it Is
a settled plan to iurn puppy amer puppy to bnl-
~ me, and when have got into scfspe To have
the killed somehow the scuiiIe afterwards the
sfhdavi, makers will prove i. honorably done.
] shall never be forgiven having given nay opinion
IN favor OF Wikinson's authority last winter and
this IL the root Of The hell that Is now toned loose
sgsinst me- -
"fou will ask an early opportunity TO make
''kaorH 10 the POPE, in terms and manner best
"sdied 10 fhe occasion. the light 10 which the PFes.
"dent views the communication referred 10, and
likewise YOU viii assure hin that the President
"reciprocdtos, ~ their faH erteni and spirit the
friendly and liberal sentiments entertained by i.s
"IiousEss toward The government Of the Aros-
"IoLic Sss and the people of the states Of The
"oaUscn; and IL is the Presidrn's ,rist that you
"shoold, upon the same occasion, Offer HIS CON
"GRATULATlONS 10 the HOLY FATHER,
'upon his recent sucoession 10 The TIARA. from q
"praponders,Rg influence which just osimlied
"of his talents and PRIVATE VIRTUES natural
sly had upon the rghfcned cottscits by which that
high DISTINCTION was conferred aud which
affords the pledge that bis ponlfcrfe will he II
"ri,s and sgsRscgsr oSs! !"-.hirtin Fan Bu
Sea's isftor 10 The Coasnf at Rome, hiy 20, 1880
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-19
WAsHlNGroN, Nav ii


Adsices this day received from the command
ing General that army has gone into summer quar-
ters and that although tile Indians subdued,
the war on our pari is at an end least for the
n rs the opinion Of the General that 5000 regu-
lars will be required do any Thing +arctive in the
next campaign The Dire sickness which has pre-
vailed throughout the volunteers show how utterly in
eficien, militia FIR any service except af 1"y pa
rades; they will fight hra~eiy thonhr and ON the
spur of the momeni NAV he rendereti very efficient;
but when subjected to the rigors Of military duty in
hot and sek!y climate, they sink under their toll. and
became burdensome 10 the regulars. One would nat
urally suppose that with MI the experience we have
had nm this snbjeci should to employ such
fnrce Tor any other purpose than defensive war.
Geo. Scott and ,is officers were fired on while re-
ccnnnitering the ST. Johns River, and had Il not
been fr the nidi,y of The Indians nigh. have been
killed or cap.ured,-R, aEtl9 s..a Il s
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-19


fnrce Tor any other purpose than defensive war.
Geo. Scott and his officers were fired on while re-
ccnnnitering the ST. Johns River, and had il not
been fr the nidi,y of The Indians nigh, have been
killed or caplured,-R, p utss5 sss.- Il 70
The Florida War not endsd-Later and In
teresting Intelligence the Tallaha sse e
Floridian, Of April 30th. we have the latest ac-
counts from that quarter. which we regret 20
state, place matters IL very unpleasant light.
The editor seems to be du fat with this sub
ject: and discourses in terms Of severe censur"
upon Gen. Scott's recent movements and ar
rangen,cnts. The whole country east Of the
Suw anee he affirms is left totally abandoned;
hut what is more important. he atfirms posi-
lively that the Spminoles with their chrftaln
Oseola, have never, as has been asserted. gone
tn the everglades, bnt are still in the ham
mocks between the WithIacoochee and Va
cassassa Bay.
Col. Read. or,he Florida battalion. rrst re-
turned to Tallahassee. from Tampa saw
their fires the whole extent of this e"ast.--
Moreover. the Indians age greatly emboldeD-
ed by the inefficient and pompous but ab"r-
tive evolations of our army ofthvee cornhin-
ed divisions, which the editor ctmpares to a
noble OK stung Ia death by hornets without
ability to defend himself. He says. Scott has
been harrooning minnows and shooting sand
pipers (sand flies) with - dread artillery
The sayages furnrd he says guard Of honor
on ponies, to Col. Lindsay's division. who
were an on foot, ready 10 pounce upon them
| in the least disorder. The entire plan Of the
campaign has been erroneous from the first
cNmhro,s masses Of troops, instead of reS;-
Ments OF light mOnnted reflemen, that might
have been raised on the spo, from men Ca
millar with the savage life and warfare IA a.
y Since 0nr troops. retired to quarters. the
Indians. as a matter Of COURSE though con-
Gnered by the laws Of civilized nations. have
come out Of their Businesses, and resumed
possession. They are occupying the house
in Alachua, and riHiing among the deserted
plantations Of corn. They have also planted
their own corn within six miles Of Fort Kinr
which excellent work Gen. Scott, contrary "a
the remonstrances Of General Cllnch, prcpo.
ses to abolish. az ~
/ Gov. Cali will immediately cali out The
militia for the defence of the country, nm hi.
own responsibility. as his the general belle
atIallahassee that they have heen premature
\ " dishanded. General Clinch il Is geaeraily
th0ught should, rs the most competent per
SON, have had the entiPe control Of all the
military operations in FiOrida.-N Y. Star.
The Vrginia Elsrsion.-The returas Of the election
for delegates the legislature Of Virginia having
been received, isays iAs Naiional Iniellgencer,
age eaabied state ahe general result of Out offs
body eoussling Of aboa, 100 MEMBERS the Jackson ma
ioriy 10 ls or 90. The Wings have neiiher lost no,
gained any thing of consequence in the eomposisioS
in the House Of Deegnies hut the election 10 said
establish beyond reasonable dooha. that the majority
oftAe voters ot the State are on their side.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-22
rIIt uJCAIEu IRRIGATION.

VE1HITWELL'S True and Original
w OPODELDOC.-Tests Of the only
true kind are:
lst-See that the certificate of the late
Dr.. Mitchell, LII. d. of the city of New
York, is on the inside direction paper.
2d-That my name Is stamped on the
bottle.
3d-Thnt the retail price is not less than
81 cents bottle, all others are but base
fabrication.
The above may be considered as infalli-
bic, in bruizes, spralns, rheuma tlsm, stings
of insects. vegetable poi,ons, cramp, &c.
&c. &c. Ina word, in all cases of external
injury.
| The public have been frequently most
grossly imposed upon by spurious limitations
of This composition. They are made by
various persons in their own names, and by
pedars scattered all over the country
They have nothing but their cheapness to
recommend them, being as useless as so
much colored spirit, and so long as they are
| purchased they will continue 20 be manu-
featured. 1t is the public therefore who
are to blame, and not the understand
should this state Of things continue, the
best medicine in the world will be in the
situation of first rate bank, whosenotes
are one and all refused in consequence of
the great number Of lis counlerieits. IF
the first article had not become celebrated,
there would have been no limitations. In
| dependant ofjhls, there is a constant rival
ship among the host Of imi'ators, each stri-
wing to undermine the other. The worst
ana cheapest materials have been necessa-
rJly employed, until they have nothing but
the name left 10 recommend. The original
article on the contrary, has never varied
either in quality or price, and Is and ever
has been IN every respect. quite different
article from any of the limitations.
To Consumers The true article is the
cheapest in the end. Remember that tho
prudence may be desirable virtue. yet
ha, the saving Of a few cents in phial of
medicine is but ptiiul economy, and may
lead TO worse consequences than the loss
of money. therefore for vour own interest
aud comfort, purchase Mt a single bottle in
future, which has not the tests above de.
scrlbcd.
TO CoUntrY TRADERS Dealers in medi-
cine WI find more prof. on the sales han
on any Of the limitations, besides having the
satisfaction orsclilng 10 their customers the
genuine article.
Sold by all the principal druggists in the
L. $ who also keep for sale the TOL.l
THE .4RO.Nl7TC SNUFF. for many
years eel, btated in cases OF ca'arrh, head"
ache, dizziness, ilmnp-s o. eye, ght, drow-
sIuess lowness Of sprlt,.hypochondria ner.
vous weakness, G II Is mos, fragrant
aud grateful to the smell. being composed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-22
IMPORTANT

HNO persons suffering from X II F. u NJ
IL ATTIC COMPLAINTS. To the
Editor orMe Enquirsr-sir,. On the prrn
clpIe ncacated bythe great and good Dr.
Franklin, to dfiu se as widely as possible
every means wit hin our power 10 mitigate
or soften the affections Of suffering human
rty, | feel it incumbent on me to make
known through The medium of your useful
paper, that on reading therein on advcr.
tlsemen, of DR.. Jebb's Imminent, for the
cure of RHEUMATISM. was forciby
impressed with belief that it was calcula
ted to remove the severe Rheumatic aflec
ton to which had been for seven or clghr
years subjected, some times almost depriv
ing me OF The use Of my limbs. accor-
dngly procured a bottle and before ] had
used the whole of it, found very sensible
relief. This increased my confidence IN it.
aud led me TO obtain another bottle. the
use of which has completely removed the
swelhngs and pains Of my limbs, together
with the cramp, and restored them to their
wonted vlgor am respectfully yours,
GEo. TAYLOR, jr.
HempSted, l.. L. .March "a.
Persons suffering from the above com.
Paints. and in despair of a cure from the
failure Of the various remedies they have
used, are invited to make trial of this long
celebrated medicine, which has in year,
past cured and relieved, as it is now doing
thousands who had dcspalred of relief
Nothing but fair trial can give an idea o
It's unrlvalled excellence. 1t Is also one
the best applications known for stiffness o
the joints, numbness, sprains and chllbalns
Price so cents.
GFNone are genuine unless signed II
KlDDER, on the wrapper, (soie proprieto,
and successor 10 DR.. CoNwAY,l by whom
they are for sale at his counting room, No
90 Court street, Boston, aud by his specla
appointment, by J, & J. II. PECK & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-22
L wv 4 u e g OF ID

L w 4 II e g O T. d
FL AVE received an addition TO their Stock
h Il OF Winter Goods comprising general
assortment Of French, German and English
mernos Of the most desirable colors,
German and English Goats hair Camblets;
Imitation do
Brochela, Princctta, Grape, and Ladies
CamleiS for Ladies Cloaks:
Black, White, and Scarlet Nlerino Shawls;
Nalentia and Cotton do
Rob Roy Shawls a comfortable and fashion.
able article for winter;
Bombazines, Bombazets, Cercassians and
Moreens;
Merino. Worsted and Silk Hosiery;
Embroidered Black and White SILK do
Beaver. Horse Skin, Kid and Berlin Gloves;
Silk Embroidered and Pick nick do
Broadcloths, Casslmeres. and VestinCs,
Rich Dark English Calcoes;
Twllied and Shay do
Musllns, Cambrcks, and Ginghams;
Blond Edging; Bobbenetle Lace, Footing and
Inserting;
Muslin Needle worked Capcs and Collars;
Shally, Thibe, and IIernane Hkrs. & Shawls;
tIannels, Balzes. Batting, Wadding. &c.
great assortment Of coiored and figured
Silks for Bonncts and Dresses;
Super Black, and Blue Black do
Blue Black Fig. Poul de Sole;
Go White, do Very Rich,
Rich Printed Shally, beautiful article for
Evening Dresses;
Heavy Floor and Stair Carpe,ing;
Floor Cloths, Rugs, Binding, &c.
Cotton Carpeting, a cheap articles
One Case Of white and col. Cotton Threads
in TO- Bundles;
One Case Of White do in 100 skin. Bundles,
One do Spool Thread,
Knitting Cotton, Col. Worsed, Rug Worsled
Cruels, &c,
BIeached Cotton Sheeting and Shifting,
Lawrence Brown Super Cotton Sheeling.
a large quantity Cotton Shecting and Tick
ing by the bale, piece or yard.
Brown and BIeached Twiled Cottons,
A few Cases Of Low priced Prints,
Otter, Sea- aud Muskral Capes and Collars,
BUFFALO ROBES.
Merchants can be supplied with Cot,ons,
Tick, Low priced Prints, Thread, &c. at New
York Prices.
CASH P.4ID FOR SLEEPS PELTS.
Dec 1.
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DrU Gnnn6

The following list comprises few of the
leading articles
Black, green, invisible do.salmon, Grim
son aud maroon cord French III: rinos
printed CirCassians--p do. OF all col
ors-black blue. green, brown, pink, purple
and scarlet SIX VELVETS-Gro de Nan
Gro de Rhine, Pout de Sole and Italian
SILKS, of all colors aud qualtlcs-;he
most extensive assortment of rich dark
PRINTS he has ever offered. from to
SO cts-4, and Cd white bob't LACES.
Quilting and Edging do.-men'S superior
Beaver, KID, Buck a. Worslcd GLOVES.
Ladies' Chores, Of every description
OF. g. g. 10 4 white, red and black .Me,in0
SH1WLS---rich embr. Chally, Thibet
heavy Hermann. Gro de- Nap, g. silk musll,
Dress FS,--lJ7as usual. the mosr
extensive stock of bonnet, cap lustrlng
satin. pauze and taffeta RIB b o VS.
damask, bro linen, cotton and worstet
TABLE COVERS--blk,b blue, inv greer
steel mkt, olive, adlaide and claret BRO
CLOTHS--sup. Buckskia, imperial cords
main and London MKT CaSSimereS-- domes
nc Coitons, Beached g. brown do.--white
green and scarlet FL.4.N.NELS Batting
and Wadding; gOatshair, imitation, ahC
common C.4.MLETS; superfine and com
mon Irish Linens linen camb. and sill
IIdkCs. worsled, merino, g. cotton Hose
Russia Diapers and Towellings glaze
Cambrics aud Muslins, of all colors.
burlington, Oct. %, 1885.
uTChurch st. oppo Pangborn & Brinsmalc
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22O STOW HIS.

TN F. & w. l.. STRONG nov have the
va D pleasure of offering TO those who are
DESTROYS of finding the most comfort and econ
omy atlaimablc in the use of stoves, n larger.
more complete, and cheaper assortment of this
article, than has ever been offered in this re,
gion Of country. We respectfully invite all
those who wish to view the degree Of periec-
ton now attained, as well az those who wish
to purchase. to call and examine these stoves
The assortment consists of
Parkcr's Patent Prophcsy' Cooking, a sizes
Staney's Rotary 7op, do 5 do
Parker's Gourd plate do
do Flat back do
Conant's pattern, Cor Back Kitchcn.)
Canada and Scotch plate Box, ) sizes,
Parlour Stoves. a new and splendid
articles sizes.
together with Box Stoves Of various kinds
suitable FOR churches, stores, Offices, shops
school houses, five acre lots. &c. &c. PiPF
on hand, and all kinds Of stove TRL.u.uLNGt
made TO order.
Burlington, Sept. 8. 235.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-22

IRHE subscribers have just received and
~ offer for sale, cheap for cash or approx"
cd credit, the following articles:
5000 bushels Solar Salt,
5000 do Lisbon do
600 barrels fine do
1900 extra supcrGnc FLOUR
500 " common do
IS fine do
so Tlhds. New Rum,
10 chests Tyson, llysonskin and
Young Tyson Tea
2Okegs Tobacco
10 boxes do
10 bags Coffee,
10 Spice
o 4" Pepper
25 kegs Rasins,
80 boxes do
90 hhds. Molasses.
1000 lbs Loaf Sugar
% kegs Salcratus
SO casks Lamp Oil,
10 boxes bar Soap
0 do Ietrings
80 kits Mackcrel
20 bbls. DO
20 half barrels Salmon
90 boxes Starch
90 do Pipes
so otis. Cod Fish
English IRON, fiat and round all sizes.
Russia Iron. cod SabIcD
American flat and round Iron, all sizes.
Band Iron Fl ON | to 6 inches wide
Hoop Iron and Nail Rods
Cast, German, English 3. and Am. Steel
Spring Steel,
Brass Kettles
Shovcls, Spades and manure Forks
Wagon Arms and Boxes,
CroSs-cul and Mill Saws
Jared and White Rigging,
Sole and Upper Leather
800 keys Nails. from Sd. to God.
Floor Brads, &c.
together with many other articles not cnume
rated, The above goods will be sold al
small advance for cash or approved credit. o
will be exchanged for Rye, { orn, Oats or Pork
! The subscribers will pay cash at all time
for heavy PORK, CORN, RYE or OATS
delivered at the stone store. old Dock.
FOLLE1T e. BRADLEIS.
Burlington, Nor. 25. 1885.
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DR.. MdrShaiFS TcgeinbIe Indian Diaci
L3LAEITT3Ie,

DR.. MdrShdWS TcgeinbIe Indian Diact
I3LAE TE2&e.
THIS Plaster Is unriVailtd tor curing
Scrotuous SwcIings, Scurvy Sores, Lame
Back, Fresh Wounds. Pains in the Sides
HIPS aud Limbs and seldom fails to give
relief IN all local Rheumail>ms it is cQua
f not superior to any Corn Plaster iol
COINS on the feet. II applcd to the Side
it will cure. many of the common Liver
Complaints, and if applied to the neck il
season viii cure the QuinSy. The virtue.
Of the Plaster have been witnessed by
thousands Of the most respectable lndivId-
uals III the States of Vermont and New
York, who have tested lis efficacy. Prict
% cts per boz. None genuine unless sign
ed by JOHN .NdrshaH, in his own hanC
writing, on The wrapper.
o. Sold Wholesale and Retail by The
Proprietor, CHARLES BOW EN-, Mid
dIebury, VT also by J. g. ]. II, PECK &
40, Ii. w. PoTwIN s, Co., and WoOD s
Abbott.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-22

London manufactured Furs.
SIBERIA squirrel tail Boas,
10 Black Lynx do
Grey squirrel Capes,
Black Lynx do
Brown Martin do
SwansJowD and fur Cuffs
Russia Crenmers
Mems Fur lined Beaver Gloves,
Ladies' do do
Just received and for sale bv
Dec. 10. HfCKOK e. C.4TLTW.
Canada Bags.
SUV Canada Bags for sale by
HICKOK & C.47LLN.
Der. 10. 1885.