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purpose Philadelphia the above elegant saloons
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MEDICAL AND TRUSS OFFICE, No. Am street
he Amer Nav XarL

NM EDIUAL AND TRUSS OFFICE, No. Ann street L,
IVA under the American Museum, New York.
CS- DR.. Is. &. Everett apprises the public, that he
tnue his successful treatment of diseases by safe and ecs
cous remedies He relies mainly up vegetable pref
ratSn for the Of thoe diseases TO which he attends
DIR. Eyerets and valuable TRUSS for Hernia, or
Rupture combines the Joint operation Of springs upon the
pad thereby equab force and the
intestine under all possible infections attitudes of
dyand thus superior 10 all other Instruments Of the fnd
II gives security when applied He also keeps other
approved Patent Truses. winch skfclly applied India
rubber silk cotton and linen suspensory Bndsgs yolapsu
ami Bandages; Russia Belts for weakness in the lons
back the truly celebrated Abdominal Supporters improved
by Dr. J. might for the of Failing Of the Womb
commended by all the first Surgeons the United States and
Europe Numerous have been entirely cured by
after having been confined to their room for years.
o. There two To his ofce--one from 2lS
Broadway door TO the the American Muse
and from No. Ann street, first door from Broadway
~ B. Letters from persons at distance being pest paid,
vii receive immediate attention sep2t Inn
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~ TO THE PUBLlC.We call the specia attention o.
the pubc 10 me inducements held out by SYLVESTER O.
10 Broadway ori INVESTING IN real estate situated IN New Or
leans Notwithstanding the attempts made by the Davio
He of the Journal Of Commerce. have gnoo
knowing that the affair in question possesses The entire cons
dencs the comunityandw recommend those persons WIZ
have any doubts. call Sylvester Co. who
of giving the full and perfect satisfaction reply
inoriries made eli
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CHERRy's AsTRrNGENT FILLS !,

EHERRYS AsTRfNGENT FILLS celebrated 10,
~ the radical cure OF certain Obstinate complaint after IN.
failure 81 Csp,Cubees injections and experiments The fol-
lowing certificate will prove their celebrity.
New York. May 9th lsSa-- Hotel, Broadwzy.-Th.
writer when IN this city from Charleston last spring bought
hall dozen boxes Of DR. Chsrry Pills in that sorn
who have been long responding like himself he truly thai
before he had finished the third bos his complaint vanished
after having for five years previously vainy tries Al. kinds
medicines injections, bougies, change Of air, &c II
than ten months his and he weighs ia
pounds while last sprug he only weighed 40 pounds
For sale wholesale aud retail by A b. D. Sands 70 and 10
Fsopst and the following Drug Of Chamber
Broadway Of Church and Chamsers ca $40 Bow
cry; 64l Broadway Garmiue and Bedford asd 10
Sixth Avenue and Burne,t Patent Medicine store Cana
street. pric. 81. ivls SIN
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NORTH AMERICAN TRUST AND BANKING COW
IN PANY.--New York, 10 September, lss9-rHE NORTH
AMERICAN TRUST AND BANKING COMPANY has,en
tered into with tie NATIONAL BANK IRELAND
whereby Moneys be sent BY Emrants and others in the
United any part of Ireland the safest aud
pedious manner, and the reasonable terms and
Also whereby remittances from any part Of Ireland from
London, may be made TO the principal cities in the United
States
Application to be made at the Banking House this Com
pany No AZ Wall street. and after the fl Of October
the National Bank of Ireland in Dublin at agency
Office, No IS Old Broad street. Lendon any one Of It's
thirty six branches in ireland b, order
slS-4ws DANIEL TYLEE, Second Cashier.
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IoHN 7 GoLps WITH pNAFER : TALoR. 1871 Wi:

ToHH Il. GOLDSMITH, DRAPER \ TAILOR, lsl viii
u liam see respectfully to call the attention Of he
public 10 his Fashionable Establishment.
The superior facilities long experience and critical know
ledge winch he has Induced hm 10 abandon the
qUe ussges in cutting Sc and to adopt etLod Of his
by which he enabled to furnish his customers the electro
magnetic principle, despatch with articles Of Unprecedented
beauty ol Sc &c. and at the time, with dse consider
alton Of Inc dimensions of that plus ultra of gentleman
pocket-his purse. Inn
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SILK AND FANCY DRY GOOL
10 Five per cent

~ Five perce Rd u eos 10
nd , P.o ROT % G Md m NwYa
N fpd own i chgh m
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ID USHTOS & ASPINWALLS COMPOUND TONIC
II MIXTURE speedy and certain for the Fever and
Ague Remten, and Intermittent Fevers prepared
original recipe. Used with and universal
1892 BY Of the highest rsspecahty this cy
ted in theannexed certificates This medicine highly
mended and has been EXTENSIVELY used the above with
such distinguished that the proprietor Of the recipe
has been Induced to offer IL TO the public its FORM
the hope that be the Of relieving Of those
who are suffering under III ssourge Of country II
medicine possessing great virtue and when used according
the directions has failed Of eectug care, the
most obstinate stage of the disorder all dsagreea
BILE and Of the weakest tom ach and children
with IMMUNITY II strengthens the digestive organs. creates
an appetite nHd seldom requires than n obstinate
cases, bottles 10 effect There neither mercury
arsenic in the medicine thing injurious
man cons uton The propreors weH convinced os
efficacy tina, they 10 refund the price Of bottle
which has been takes accordance with directions and
has not effected perfect II the Fever aud Ague
The Compound Tonic Mixture prepared only by RUSH
ToN& AsPTNwALL, No SO William street. ITO broadway,
and 10 Ator House, New York and for sale BY all
pal Druggists in the United States
90 Toprevent fraud the cork Of each bottle will be cover
ed BY the signature Of the Propretors sI2-lm.
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RoOTs AND SHOES, AT MANuTAcruRERs' PRICES, Ne
- Ito Pearl sereet between Pine and Cedar
ensve assortment Of Mems Boots Brogsns and Shoes and
Ladies Boots Shoes and Slips, and Youths and Chldrens
Boots and Shoes, all OF which win be sold at manufacturing
costfor cash. Merchants Of the above articles
respectfully invited to examine this stock before purchasing
sep9.lm. SAMUEL CHASE,
NALL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50 Grand street,
haslust introduced the latest American Fashion for Hats
CAkD-1he undersigned respectfully announces to his
reads and the public that he has succeeded in establishing
sales where be found the most fashionable
patterns OF Hats. No be introduced TO the pub
he sooner han AT this establishment.
The which has attended has efforts 10 please the pubic
taste m times induces the undersigned 10 make still greater
efforts to introduce early the latest American Fashion The
ffsion. for ard symmetry, cannot be snpassed
continuance Of patronage Is solicited
SIr- Prices in accordance with the quality ttA
s21. I'm CONANT $50 Grand street. near Allen.
GtTOVES-The subscriber would call the attention Of the
~ public his improved steam conducting cooking stoves,
for coal which for economy and conveniencr
passes thing market. b. peculiar construction all
that offensive cooking. whether in boiling roasting
conducted in lie For sale wholesale retail lS6
Greenwich street, between Vcsey and Fulton streets
The above warranted 20 bake boil. roast.
81 Inn II. CUNNINGHAM.
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n LBANY LOCK HOSPITAL. Estabished 1880
N IA pord 10 the Wis."-Profes.or Cooke, NJ ID,
D. D. L. L. D. Chancellor of the University President OF
the Medical Department Of the College Of Rley, Fellow
the Royal College 81 Surgeons and Physicians CORES
pondng Vaccnator OF the National Vaccine in
London General Consulting Physician and Surgeon Accou
heur always be eonfdentaIy consulted unfortu
pate personally by letter. each department Phyc and
Surgery at his ONCE No Norton his residence "a
Green street Albany ~ " Confidential daily
in the morning until in the evening ixa4 BIN,
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At ssnnss a ~ bslss, held 1t he WsllhgSsarsons
sSeyAsa-Ls~yss1 1Issa.
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STATE OF YER.MONT. J

DIsTRiCT OF CHITTENDEN. Sc.
TUNtIE Hon. the Probate Court for the district OF
l. Chuenden, to all persons TO whom these
presents shall come.
George Perkins, guardian Of Elvira HERMAN of
Racine in the territory Of Wisconsin, female
in FAINT under the nge of eighteen years. having rep
resented 10 this court iha, his said ward is seized
and possessed in her own rgh, in fee of one equal
undivided halfof twenty five acres Of land lying and
being situate in Charlotte, in said district, being
the sane land set to the heirs Of Phebe Herman
BY the comntee appointed by said Probate Court
TO make division of The estate Of Joseph Simonds
late of Charlotte aforesaid, deceased, agreeably TO
the last will of The said Joseph, deceased, as will
appear BY the return Of said committee, recorded
in the probate records Of said district, TO which
reference il made. Whereupon the court doth
assign The 18Th day OF June next for a hearing in
the premises, AT The Office Of the Register of said
cour, in Burlington, and doth order that notice
thereof be given 10 all concerned by publication of
this order containing the substance ofsaId petition,
two weeks successfully in the Free Press, n news
paper printed in Burlington, in said district, the
last Of which publications TO be previous TO said
18Th day of June 1899 Given under my hand AT
Burlmgo on this 23d day of MAY. 1899.
WIN. WESTON, Register.
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4DWAND
OF the Cheap Cash Store,

STARTED last evening for New York
~ from which place he will return about
the LIST of June, bringing home with him n
rich and splendid supply OF Goods. The
establishment is left in our charge. with
tnI authority to dispose Of the Goods
during his absence. Gust omers are nvire ed
to improve this favorable opportunity Of
buying goods cheap while The as>or, ment
is good. We snail endeavor TO be Up and
Doing. SO that the goods may be sold
Quick and Cheap. to make room for more
that viii soon BE- coming N. and Cheap for
Cash so as TO give such good satisfaction
To those that VISIT The store al this time,
that they will be induced to call again
Mr. Howard has left with us a good stock
of goods to dispose of among which are
Rich Plain aud Figured Silks. ChaIIys
Mouselne de Lame. Prints of all kinds and
qualities, and an lnnnmerable variety OF
other goods, which will be shown free of
expense TO customers or disposed Of as
above. GEO. r. VAIL.
G.. P. PATTERSON.
May 90. 1889.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-05-24

The QuEBEc PRISONERS. learn
from the Ogdensburgh Times that on the
evening of the 4,h inst. seven OF the e'gh'
Americans taken OF Ambers'burgh in Jan
uary, 1888. who have been confined in the
citadel at Quebec for the last IS months
wo,e set a, liberty, on the boundary line,
at 81. Regis, by Mr. Sheriff MsMa.,,n, OF
the Eastern District, U. c. Mr.. w. II
Tucker. Of Hogansburgh, Franklin Co. at
tended to receive them.
The names Of the seven liberated men
are
Benjamin F. Pew. Hhica. ~. Y
Abraham W. Partridge, augusta, ~ Y.
Henry l.. Hull. Hudson, Ohm
Theron r. Culver, Caytga Co. W Y.
Chauncy Parker. Genesee ca ~ Y.
Nathan Smith, Redford Mich
Squire Thayer, Burlington, ~.
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HAGAR g. COMSTOCK

HAvE just received large and choice
n selection Of .NEIV GOODS, which in
addition to their former stock, makes their as
sortmcnt complete. An enumeration OF arl''
cles is needless, i, is sufficient to say that we
have almost every article that s ever called
for n, a country store, and many articles that
are not usually kept in an establishment of the
kind.
We will sell Goods FOR cash, mos, kinds Of
country produce, or approved credit. as cheap
as can be bought at any store in Chitenden
county.
.Shciburn DiVage, MdV "a. 1889.
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LYMAN s. COLE.

HEAVE lece1ved very extensive as
AU sorfment OF spring and summer
Goods comprising more beautiful and
pleasing variety Of light goods Tor Ladies
summer wear than usual Among which
will be found Printed Lawns, Printed JAG.
cone, Cambria. and MusIns; rich French
Printed Cambria. small figure. Part OF
the aocve are black ground. for mourning.
A few pieces of Scotch Bingham, free from
sizing. An extensive assortment OF French
English and American Calicoes. Also,
few cases of low priced Prints which will
be sold unusually low bv the piece or yard,
SILKS.
Plain black and blue black Gro de Swiss
Figured blk aud blue blk Gro de Nap,
Figured brown and green DO
Black Canton Gro de Swiss, wide for
aprons.
Rich coloured Gro de Nap, superior
finish,
Black and blue black Apines,
Rich coloured figured do
Black and colored silk Camblets,
Merino Sbawls. very rich.
A great assortment of Ribbons, Gloves,
Hosiery. &c.
Fancy EIdkf., Scarfs, Shawls, Cravats,
Picnic Gloves, Mn,s and Scarfs.
A rich variety Of fancy, checked, stri'
ped and plaid Cambrcs.
Jacconet Cambrics Lawn. swiss Jaconet,
Swiss and book Muslin &c. &c.
LINENS.
White and brown Drilling,
Linen Shee'lng. 10 4 to "A,
Damask IA to ID,
Birds eye Diaper, Table Co,hs, Nap.
kins. &c.
Superior Irish Linen.
Linen cambrlc Handkerchief & Lawn,
Broadclo,h> and Cass'meres.
Mersals and valenja Vestipgs.
A great variety Of wors,ed goods for
gen'emens summer wear,
Fancy striped Jeans for children's wear,
Satin jean.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Cotton Sheelng Shifting, Tick. Drilling,
Mexican mixtures. fancy striped Drilling,
York mixtures. blue Drilling, Buffalo
cloth, colored cambria, Nankn, knitting
Cotton, wooden and worsted Yarn. &c.
A few pair rich kidd Slips, Cater Boots,
gentIemen's Pumps. &c.
The above comprise but small proper.
ton OF very extensive assortment OF goods
which can be found at our store.
Burlington, Wny 10. 1899.
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DEGS leave to tender his grearfu &C,
- acknowledgements, TO his Friends for
their liberal patronage and hopes by pune.
iualty and close application TO business to
merit continuance OF The same, as he has
decided after two and half years trial to
make a permanent residence q, Burlington.
A great variety Of ready made work can
be seen three doors west of ]. & j. II.
Peck II Co College ST., and second in
quality to noce. A beautiful article of
Ladies Saddle, Of the latest New York
ia shlon, very cheap. Gentemans portable
pigeon, lnlays, ShaitOes and common Sad
dies. a greater variety Of travelling equip.
menls than ever before offered for saI IN
Burlington, consisting of Por,manleaus,
VatiSsos, Carpet Bags Of various patterns.
Hard Leather, Double Deckers, French
Folio, Folding, imitation, Bellows top, and
Common Trunks, from s., to $50 each.
Coach, Gig Plated, Timed, Brass. Japan.
ed and common Harnesses A superior ar
ticle Of Cart or Dray Harness, with Scotch
collars. good assortment of Whips
and Lashes, Trapplngs, Resets, Twigs,
Yokes, Marllngals, Rolls. Whppletres,
Fire Buckets, Meets Oil. Shecpsklns by
The De-. or single, and other articles too
numerous to mention in tins bill. Alsn a
first rate Buggy Wagon for SALE ANY
Of the above articles will be sold on reason
able terms Carriage trimming executed
in the neatest style. Gail and see.
U'W.ANTED, Journeyman at the
above business.
S. S SKINNER.
Burlington, May II. 1889.
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HHE subscribers having formed Co
l. partnership under the firm of N
Lovely & Co.. at the etore formerly occu
pied by Lovely & Abbott, have been re.
ceWing within 2 or 3 weeks past and now
offer for SALE very large assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Carpeilng of different qualities.
Scotch, English, American, Cotton and
Hemp.
Crockery, China and Glass Ware.
Groceries, general assortment, (,oith
the exception Of intoxicating Liquors. y
Which for quality and rCheapness, cannot
be surpassed. Purchasers are invited to
call and examine for themselves.
N. LOVELY,
VIM HURLBURT.
Burlington, May "a, 1889
N. B. We have been So much crowded
with business since our Goods arrived hat
we hive not had lime TO write our short
advertisement, and should not now. was !,
not for our Customers at a distance saying
10 US why don't you advertise you have a
Larger and better assortment, than we can
nno elsewhere N. LOVELY g. Co.
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Balsom Of Liverwort.
N. LOVELY & co. AEErlws

ENOR selling Docl, Tayor's Balsom ofLip.
Il erport, for Consumption, L,rer Com.
plants, Coughs. Colds, Splitting of Blood. Pain
in the Side, or Breast, Asthma. Phurisy, Short.
ness of BreaM Palpiiahon Of the Heart, De.
bHty. Nervousness and all diseases of the
LUNGS and LIVER.
The virtues of this celebrated article has
but recently been tested in this region-sufi.
Gent however, has been used, in Chittenden
and Addison counties, to give it Justly a
name above any medicine, hitherto offered as
remedy and cure for consumption and liver
comp!ants-To show what cures NAV be ex
pecod from lis use, we insert a single case as
published in the New York Daily Express.
November a, l836-"The Balsam orLiyerwort
has found hundreds Of ad, COATES, and has
produced so large number Of testimonials in
its favor as perhaps to render further approba.
lion unnecessary. l canno, Withhold nv small
need of praise, knowing myself pre- dsposed
to consumption, both for peculiar formation
and hereditary transm ssion, ] sought all
means to obviate this calamity, and recover a
naturally weak constitution. | spent two
years al Pisa, in Rome, two years in Florence.
and another in the south of France, seeklng
mean time the advice Of The best Physicians.
Last summer returned to this country. no,
recruited in health, and perhaps not much, if
any worse. Than when left. | had seen in
the Reading Rooms in Europe, American
newspapers. containing advertisements of
the Balsom of Liverwort, and resolved upon
! trying It's boasled virtue. As soon as arrived
in this country, used it, and in three months
! was so well that concluded could safely
pass The winter here, and accordingly did so,
] have used bottle now and then, through
the past summer. am now in as good health
as can wish to be; my cough has wholly
subsidized, and my lungs have every fee ling OF
health. shall be pleased to receive any pc
son, who may wish for further particulars, a,
my lodgings, City Hotel.
A. A. DELAFlELD.
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HoRpID ATTEMPT AT MURDER. The
Montreal Transcript states that the wife
of a man named Dearu, living near that
city, recently attempted to murder her
husband. He was engaged on his knees
at prayer, when his wife came behind him
with an axe and inflicted gha.tly wound
on the head. fracturlng his skull in shock.
ing manner, which he is not expected To
survive. His cries brought some persons
to his assistance before the bow could be
repeated.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-05-24

UNFoRTurArE.-The Hon. James X.
Polk, who is travelling over the state o.
Tennessee urging upon the people his
claims for the office OF governor, has but
one speech, which he delivers at every
place. The Nashville Wing has obtained
a copy of this, taken in short hand, and
published it. As the people have seen
the standard production, therefore, poor
Mr.. Polk finds his arguments anticipated
at every place, and The operation is sale
to have nearly nuhfi'd hlm.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-05-24
Furniture for sale.

"HE subscriber offers for sale large COL
q lection Of furnture--Burcaus, Tables,
Chairs, Beds'eads, L ooking. Glasses, Dressing.
Tables, Carpets, Beds Mattresses, Bedding.
Stoves, Crockery. and Kitchen Furniture Of
all kinds. Most Of these articles are nearly
new. They will be sold at low prices and
all persons wishing to buy such things. or
almost any others required in housekeeping,
will find il for their interest to dull at The subs
scribcr's house in College street, where they
may DO seen at any time. Such as are not
sold before, will be offered at auction the 4tl
day ofJuly. a, Mr.. Haswell's auction room at
lOo'cock A. M. Sales positive. as the sub
scrlber is about to remove. Also at private
sale two good Pianos and also lot of land
situated an College ST. and near the Square.
S, A. CRANE.
Burlington, May II, 1889.
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STRAY MARE.

$50 BROKE into the en-.
hsWS ID closure of the sub
MlN#lAMUGSSS scrber, on The 4th inst
~N Bay Mare, with black
NU Main and Tai, supposed
to be about eight years
old. The owner of said mare is requested
to prove property, pay charges. and take
her away. G. PERKINS.
Charlotte, MAY 9, 1889.