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More New Goods.

EUST Received at the newly fit
- ted store of LATHRop, PoTwIr
s. WAIT, a very extensive assort-
ment of beautiful and rich goods
suited to the present approaching
season which will be freely shown
at all times and sold uncommoniy
cheap for Ca h, or Exchanged for
most kinds of country Produce, their
friends and customers are invited
to examine their stock and judge for
themselves.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-25
Brushes of all kinds.

Hair Brushes Of abou, 90 different kinds,
Flesh BRUSHES, Clothes brushes kinds, In.
iants Brushes, Nail brushes kinds, Hearth
brushes kinds. Shoe Brushes, Brushes for
Plate La,hcr Brushes, Table Brushes. Hat
Brushes kinds Tooth Brushes kinds, Comb
Brushes or cleaners 3 kinds, flocr Brushes
Backing Watch Brushes, French Hair Brush
es, constituting as fine an assortment Of good
Brushes as has ever been Offered IN lhis Mar,
kct, many Of our Brushes are made with the
best selected stiff white BRlSTLES and
with rose Wood backs. and are sold about
as cheap as the the tawdry painted Brushes
so commonly seen in the Country, We in
vite an examination of them at the Variety
Store. PANGBoRN Il BRINsMAID.
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NOTICE

The Annual Meeting of the Cd school
District Temperance Society, will be hold
en- on "Wednesday evening next, at the
School House near the Eldridge place, at
half past six O'Clock. An address is ex.
pected from one Of the Physicians in town
and general attendance Of the people in
the vicinity is desired. October 90.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-25

ELorEMENT. Mr.. Frirz, who took very &C.
tive part in the doinss of he Harrisburg mob last
winter, aud who was rewarded for his zeal by be
ing appointed collector Of lollI a Phhde pha has
ah-conied with about $50 900 Of the money Of The
State. The collector at Columbia is also IA delhuI.
ter 10 the amount Of sixteen or eighteen thousand
dollars Han riSJurg Chronicle.
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GEORGIA. In thirteen counties the vote stand;
for Dougherly, vhg. 5046. for M'Donald. loo fnco
1929. The sane counties in 1887 gave 62Sj "
and 4467 locoloco - showing IA wing loss of 1889
and a locoloco loss of SAT.
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NOTICE..
NEW GOODS
Copartncrship formed.

Copartnership formed.
ETNDER the firm of d KmbaIl j.. &
" Co. for the purpose Of buying and
selling Beef &c. Ne take tho old stand
formerly occupied by ID. &. ID, A. KIM
ball and recently by ID. A. Kunball Those
wishing to favor US with their patronage
shall be accommodated with The richest
meats the country affords at as low prices
as can be obtained elsewhere.
ID. KIMBALL in.
Burlington Oct.15 J, KINSALL.
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ID I T. ID

10 Hinesburgh. on the 30h ult. Mr.. john
WEED, aged n years.
IN | lmesburgh on the 2lst inst LYMAN Dor.
WIN only child Of DR.. Z. BEEcHER, aged Two
years and three months.
In Georgia, on the I4h inst. Capt. Reuben
Evarls, in The 10Th year Of his age.
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YrONNYrTs'A,o

az ~ y. "a - ,-.i .
HNlIE 81, ckholders of the Burlington
IL Mill Company are hereby notified to
meet at the office Of the Company in Coz
chester on the 18th day of November A, ID
1889 at o clock A. NJ. to consider aDd net
upon The report Of a Committee appointed
at meeting of said Stockholders on the
l7lh OF August last, and to transact any
further proper Business.
DANIEL STEARNS, JR.,
Colchester, Oct. IA, 1889. Nv
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oS The trial of Rensselaer, Van Rensse aer in
the Circuit Court Of the United States, on charge
OF setting on foot IA military exI.editon agans, n
foreign governments has resulted in his conyct
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M. L.. HENNETT
DIR. CARL VONK,

FROM GER.NANY.
IT ATE from Harmony NJ " Ten.
\A ders his medical services 10 the in
habtan,s Of Wllls,on and vicinity. Hi.
Intention being to settle permanently
amongst them. he hopes to be favouret
with their patronage. His Office is at the
Eagle Hall, kept by Mr.. Raymond in the
village of Williston.
Williston Oct. 25 1889
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$50 prs. Of Ladies fine Shoes

lected India Rubber over Shoes. for Ladies
and Misses, so pairs gentlemen's do. few
pairs nice gailer shoes and dancing Pumps, at
Oct. 10. LYMAN & COLES.
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REMOVAL.

IOSEPiI WAIf late Of the hrm Of Wait 4
- Tabor gives notice that he has Removed his
stock OF Goods 10 the Sore Of La'h,op & Powir
corner e Church aud College streets. where lie VIII
be happy To see his friends aud cusl omers, beng
berrrr ,h,n ever prepared 10 show them very
teuslye assortment OF Goods.
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DIR. HULL'S
Utero Abdominal Supporter.
TEVHIS new Instrument Tor me radici

TENHlS new Instrument tor the rad,caI
H. cure of Prolapsus Utcrl or Falling of
the Womb, by external application, super,
seding The use ofthe Objectionable Pessary.
is confidently recommended to the atlll ed
as the means of a perfect restoration TO
health, 1t never having failed ct performing
cure even under the most aggravae ed
circumstances. 1t has received the decided
| appreciation of Sir Ashley Cooper of LON
DON; Sir Benjamin C. Brod'c; Sir James
Clark, Physician to the Queen; DIR. Ash
well, Lecturer on Midwifery to Guys Hos
p,al; Dr.. Rigby, Lecturer to ST. Barthol-
omess; Dr.. Griffith, Lecturer to Weslmn-
ster Hospital; Dr.. Ramsbo'bam, Lecturer
to London Hospital; Robert Ferguson
| Lecturer to Westminster Ly,ng-'n Hosp
tai, Dr.. Swea,man, Lecturer,o Middle-ex
Hospital, and senior Accouchour to Queen
Cba5ioltc's Lying,in. Hospital; also by
Henry Davies, Conquest; BIundell, Lee,
Merrman. Surgeon Kea'es &c. by DR.
Moreau President OF the Academic Royale
de Medicine, PARIS aud Accoucheur to
the Duchess D'Orlcans; Professors Vel
poau MarioIn, Paul Dnbois, Samson and
others lard in New York by Professor
, ). w T1dUClS VI. .. J)fNl'Iu, M, ~
; Professor of Midwifery in University The
city NEW YORK; Professor Delafeld
Professor Francis u. Johnston. PresIden,
County Med Society; Lnurens Hull, pres
Medical society, state of New York: prof
James McNaughton Of Albany; professor
March. prof Cyrus Perkins, prof. Doanc--
Drs. Thos. Boyd, Gilbert Smith, Hosack
: S;rearns. Ludlow, Cissam, Vache, Power
Grayson, Van Rensselaer, add many o,he
distinguished Physicians in the U. States
A. q, HULL ;--Olico 4 Vesey.st,
=, .4stor House, New York,
VA constant supply OF the above lns,ru
mcnrs, with DR.. HuI's Improved TITUS
for Hernia will be kept by
ROBERT MOODY,
. Druggist, Burlington, u
r. W. Brewster .Nddiebury.
II. II. PrcntIss .Nonipeter.
= James Porter Rutaad. iv IT,
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Elnathan Higbee's Estate.

" E the subscribers, having been np'
w pointed by The Honorable the pro
bate Court for the District of Chl'tenden,
commissioners to receive, examine and ad'
ju.t the claims and demands OF a Il persons,
against the estate of Enalhnu lIigbee.
late OF Sheburn in SAID District, deceased,
represented lnso'ven', and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto {;
and SIX months from he day Of the date
hereof, beng allowed by sad Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice, that we will attend TO the business
of our appointment, At the dwelling OF the
wdow of he satd Elnathan tlgbee in
Shc'hurn. in sad District. on the second
Mondays OF January and April next, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, on each sand days.
Dated this OH day OF Oct. A. ID. 1889
J, VAN SICKLlN, Jr. ! Commis.
JOHN NORTON. ( sioners
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HAYS LINIMENT.

TENHE PILES.-The price 81 is refun.
IL ded TO anv person who will use
bottle of Hays Imminent for the Piles and
return the empty bottle without being
cured. These are the positive orders OF
the proprietor to the agents; and out OF
many thousands sold, not one has been un
successful.
We might insert certificates to any
length. but prefer hat those who sell the
article should exhibit the original TO pur~
chasers.
CAUTiON.-Non can be genuine
without the written signature OF Comstock
g. Co on splendid wrapping.
SOLOMON HAYS.
HAYS LLVI.NEJNT.
Florence, Alabama, Sept. o.
A gentleman Of the highest standing in
this town who has been dreadlully . fill c.e
with the Blind Piles for the last 26 years,
called upon me aud freely confessed to me
his situation.
After describing the severity of the com
plant, he remarked he had not been so wei
for 90 years past as he was at that moment
He had used one bottle only of Hays Llnl
men'. To use his own words he said "tht
whole hnman family who were thus afflicted
ought to be made acquainted with thu
medicine"
Signed r. l.. BLISS.
The original letter may be seen wher
the article is sold, No. 9 Fletcher streel
New. York.
This article is counrerfei'ed: look &. SO
that It is signed IN writing 6v l.. S. Com
stock g., Co. All kinds Of Piles cured b
this article warranted or the money re
funded. For sale whoesae .anp retail {
the Variety Store bv,
PANGBORN g. BRINSMAIL
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INCO.u y n Il n B l. f. TOOTH
PREP. 1R,1TJO.N

ItLi sihsI
THNtlE Utopan dreams of the alchymist are
Il realized, and a remedy discovered for
the TOOrHACIlE. and preserving those
important and beautiful appendages of the
human system, by the use of the NAG
N'EIYC ODONIIC.4, which by its attract.
i've, purifying and Strengthening qualities.
removes all cXlraneous substances from the
teeth, rnd preserves them in their natural
brilIiancy. and the gums in soundness and
beauty. 1t is asccrlained from experience,
that when used, the teeth vii never decay,
but remain ill the latest age of man, with
their natural wear. When they are dccaycd.
its progress will be arrested, and the teeth
preserved AID prevented from aching All
this has been done in a multitudeof instan.
ccs and more, in thousands Of cases, nervous
toothache Chat climax of pain) has at once
been eflectually cured by the use of this the
most popular dentrlfrcc in America. And
the pubic, so far as they have become ac.
quainled with the merits Of this tooth pow.
der. have made use ofit--as we have sold,
within short time, about 10000 boxes of
the Odontica. And, in conclusion, where and
who is the young lady or gentleman, aye, The
individual that values beautiful set Of teeth,
sound gums, and sweet breath, more than
fifty cents, that will be longer destitute of a
box of DR.. NJ. IIitchcock's incompatible
Magnetic Odonlica?
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
A. IllTClICOCK n Co.,
No. III Gcncsec street, Utica. N. Y.
And by tneIr agents throughout the U. States
and Canada. In Burlington only by J. Il J,
u. PECK e. Co.. in Vcrgcnncs by J. ii. Bow.
man, in Milton by Whitney, Landon & Co,
in Georgia by Lorenzo James. aug2
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&C II . = 10 J.''

VTNTlE Subscriber being under the immediate
Il necessity of settling up all his accounts
hereby gives notice that all accounts due Da-
Wis s. Russcll--and due him must be imme'
dately paid or they will be put in tho hands
of Chas. Adams Esq. for Collection. All ac'
counts must be paid to said Adams "and none
other" the subscriber" who will be found
at all hours of the day and evening at the Of
flee Of said Adams until the first of Novcm.
Der next. T.. J. STIMSON.
Burlington, Oct. %, 1889.
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A LAD from Ia to 10 years of age ma y
IA fad a situation az an apprentice al
this Office.
September 90, 1899,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-25
THIBET CLOTH.

Pink, light blue and Cherry
coloured Thibet cloth of beautiful
quality for children's dresses just re-
ceivcd at the new cheap cash store
of LATHRoP, PoTwIN g. WAIT.
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nj A II IL L IL ID

In this town. on Tuesday evening, by II. B
Stacy, Esq. LEWIS STONE TO SARA JEASvEYNE
both Of Plallsburgh, N. Y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-25

"A eruplons all over her head, face, aud
body, attended with most unpleasant Itch
ings, burnIngs and blolches-bad lost the
nails from some of her fingers and toes
was cured by 3 bottles Of these drops!
A Boy-Sufftred four years with dread
full sores on his foot, some of which had
eaten wholly lhro' his foot-had his foot
opened twice and the bone scraped-w vas
considered past relief, and his death ex-
pec,ed-was cured by taking these drops I!
A MAN IN RoxnURY Was for years at
llIcted with foul ulcers, one Of which had
eaten through his wrisl-was cured by
these Drops!
A Child After trying various other
Medicine for painful ernp'lons on his legs,
and other parts of his body. was cured by
| the Botanical Drops alone
A CHILD IN RoXBURy-Was cured Of a
bad tumor under his arm, by a bottles.
A Boy IN BosToN--Was many years
troubled with ulcers in his head, which
discharged at his ears--cured by 3 bottles
Mr. WRIGHT- Was cured OF bad fever
sore on ono of his legs, of long standing, by
these Drops, after all other means uset
had failed.
A CHILp-Was cured by these Drops
of blIes and ulcers, some Of which hat
eaten 10 the ribs.
An ELDERLY LADY-Who was long
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The largest and most beautiful
Firured Alpine.

ITSuICu 1fTPTTIO'
Il 6hpieces figured alpine of supe-
-A u" rior quality, new and beau
tiful patterns just opened and for
sale uncommonly cheap at the new
cheap cash establishment of
LATHRop, PoTwIN s. WAIT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-10-25
John Abbott's Estate.

NNIE the Subscribers, having been ap
w pointed by The Honorable the Probate
Court for the Dlsirlc, Of Chntendcn,
commits, oners TO receive, eXam Inc aud
adjust he claims and demands of all per-
sons, against the estate of John Abbott,
late of Burlington. in said District, de-
ceased, represented insolvent, and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and SIX months from the day OF
the date hereof, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice, tina, we will attend &c
the business of our appointment. at the
dwelling of Lucy Ann Abbott, IN Burlng
ton, in SAID District, on the Cd Tuesdays o
November and January next, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, on each OF said DAYS.
Dated, this 9th day Of October A. d
1889. JOHN JOHNSON, }
THOMAS MILLS,
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ItSTRAY.

TAME into the enclosure of the SUBJ
" scrber, on the LIST inst, red two
year old steer, White on the end OF the
tail, with tar on the right hip. The owner
is requested To prove property. paw charges
and take him away. JACOB ROBERTS,
Milton, Oct. |. 1889
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NEW GODS, a.
NEW FASHIONS.
e, e. EVANS

XNTOULD inform his friends and the pub
w lie that he has just returned from New
York with complete assortment Of
BROADCLOIIS.
C.4SSIMERES AND
TESIINGS'
suitable for winter wear. which he considers
well worthy the attention Of the public. The
Goods were selected with care in the New
York markets, and he is confident they will
give satisfaction to all who may need anything
in his line.
A rood assortment ofLlNEN COLLARS,
BOSOMS, STOCKS, SUSP ENDERS, &c.
&c. also constantly on hand.
! Burlington Oct. Is, 1889,
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9yf ps. Broad Cloths and Cas-

simeres, at about two thirds the former prices.
Beaver and Pilot do LYMAN x COLE.
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v1-CHEAp AS THE CHEAPEST 80


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wv OOlID I'sPec''"''y 'e'"'" ",s '"a""s
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many 'aVofs' ano won'" a'so 'n,o'" 'ntn
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DCOhp .l',D 81! iC''Hi' Ii''N
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continuance " we" Pa,'o"dge ""'." "u'
ne'e'o'o'e zee" ~ ,'oe,a"y oe''""eo'
hoping ny a'.e"''o" ~ "'s ons'"es' " s"e'M
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Twist Combs and Combs of al.

kinds. 10 dozen fine horn Twist Combs and
all other kinds received at the Variety store
PANcBoRN & BRiNsMAID.
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Poetry.
rBr FED CHANGER LADIES

TBE BED CHAMBER" LADIES
To Tafass sore ls---saa tss ssss ~efs Ju's srss-
pred
AZ - gessfJ. AZ P'szassf. ~ss vtscoHs1 81 issi
a. hsis ~efs ~ iteEsss. t~xs laughter ard tea.
H. hsaseft ~as dfa5ess--sAs ihs ssastlnf gan
Tn Teeses ~sre ts-atd the htss ~aa tAesf t.aur
EseA k,sf4 ~ss ss9easssa 50 place a,.d 10 r.evef
Aus ~ - s2es Tartsed roeuteu1ace est.
Ffo' israahafss' ihs @sss ie Osahsss = the raj
Hhsn la ibe br,ral rsssen ~as changed to srsay
.fnd scarce bad ihsis fanfste saaancd far dAv.
Wscs teas so9a6 laey bad feeAoptd ~l'sou, aar
host.
- ,ss Eea 1aaussl" ia4.s, we're ruhns The
teau
TbaBsb Is5ta 10 hostile array b. nigh, 6od.
Sach saeftes ~pgld r<tsY Save rof8s8 hss ~ al /;
Ha, ibs Be5-ehaelssfs ialas wefe usors terrible
gw.
1Aas Ial'a '''s'fa 'a.ls, Glamour AMI ~ar.
rAoush the airrem sort wors without moderate
par.
And lswaica ,s sru5oe in bssi'e array.
S'f Rehsst cau'd SETTLE # ali 70 an hour.
Hot 'hs bed climber Ladies alas we're IN po~.
Fr.
Nh,'s lie Garsdas. ia.. in a iermoni are found.
$50 treason snd anarchy stalking around.
~ Roheri sfa1Uw sueh faction could stand
u The "!lelchambsr" Ladies be hels "a command
An8 though Ireland too. with Precorsor.inr Dan
Wight tend 20 en.harrsss tho c'everest maa:
fiui 0faeemen 5000 he'd relieve from all fear.
tsula be once from the ,tBed-chambef" Ladies
get Gear.
Long ite then the" Roj~chamber" Ladies 10 feel
hey are able TO vanqolsh the Conqueror Peel:
A"a ~hilst guarded by sUch IN our dangers dark
hour
i..i as dread not tho Torres accession to power.
Ltrsrpooi EFTA
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rNINsCRIBED ToMBoFRoBERT
EMMETT.

Let ny tomb remain uninscrbeI, and nv me
mary an oblivion. until other times and o,hc,
me" can do justice TO nv character"
Fray tell me-" sad, to an Old man who
Dropping over The graves which his own hand had
made
Pray tell m" The name oflhe tenant who sleens.
NsA'h yehdsf lone shade where the sad willow
vceps,
h'c'y stone is engraved with the name Of the
dead.
Dun yon blank slab declares not whose split j.,
fed" pun -
10 silence he bowed, then beekoned me nioh,
ga VIC stood Ger the grave--then he SAID with
asgh.
YES the, dare not TO trace cen word on this
stone ''
4 the memory Of him who sleeps coldiy alsne.
ne told them, commanded the hres DER his crave.
Should never be traced by the hands of a slave
lie bade them to shade cen his name in the
gloom. '"'
IN the morning Of Freedom should shine in his
tomb
When the dag ~ my country at liberty flies.
iheh-then let my name and my monument rise
ou zee 'hey obey hints twenty wears
IN" ,oey come sull to mosten his grave with
lie was young, like yourself, aud aspired to DER.
throw
The 'yrants who filed his loved country with
woe;
They crushed his bold sp,rlt--the earth was con.
fined
Too seant for the range OF his luminous mind,
ns paused, and The old man weut scwIy awav.
And telt' as he left me an Impulse to pray.
Grant Heaven may see, ere my own DAYS are
done, A
= monument rise DER ny country's lost son,
And, On : prondes task. be i, mine 10 ,ndite
fhc ong-deayed tribute Freema, mos, w,i,s
TN then shall It's theme in my breast deeply
30 peace to thy slunber. dear shade. fare thee
we'll '"'' '''''
Sec hs speech on has trial for High treason.
se'ofs LORD Norbmy at the Sessions House
6reen-sreei, Dublin. lie was tried on the ls,b ,
AMI executed on the 2jh Sept 1903. IN the s3od
year Of his age. --"'
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NOR I'll A ME II | c A n.
MACKENZIE.s GAZETTE.

Deroted 10 The NeWS and Politics Of Caa
ada and Europe, AMI 10 The maintenance
ofhe principles Of Government embo'
died IA he Declaration Of fadcpen-
denee By The United States Of america
July 4, l776.
Mackensie's Gazette is printed and published
BY aud for Peter Baxter the Proprietor IN the So
eond Story Of he brick house corner of MAN aud
Water streets, ROCHESTER, y. Y. at Three
Dollars per aHnum, FOR CASH ONLY 80 or
der, mhcthfr from agent sBbscrtber, will be
attended to unless accompanied BY payment IN ad
vance, and the newspaper will be slopt without or
defs nj The expiration ofthe time paid for unless a
further remittance is made.
Orders, post paid IT by mail, with payment IN
advance, viii also be received for thus Gazette on
the following terms, viz
TEN DOLLAR S-for ten comics during six
monhS-or Tor five copies during one year-or for
SIX copies during ten months-or for seven copies
eight monihsor 8 copies four months--or in pay
ment Of twenty copies three months.
FIVE DOLLARS-forl copy weekly during two
ycars--or two copies year--or three copies eight
monihs-or four copies six mouths--or SIX copies
four months--or eight copies three months. The
price of papers called for weekly at the Gazette
Office Is $3.50 per annum, or s p for SIX months.
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V A II Il T. N.
ENGLAND.

THE BALLOT AND PROGRESSIVE Frrop~e
Mr.. w. Dennison, MP. for Surrey .
veteran Wing Of the old school. thus ex.
pressed himself relative to the ballot et n
pubic dinner recently given 10 him by his
constituents -
IN o man had been a greater opponen,
man he to ihe ballot He liked To see an
hng'shmen come up to the husiinps as
bold as lion, stating that he voted for the
wing or the Tory candidate, and he had
hoped that Interference which had b,.sr
pfaciised with voters would not have hem
attempted but he had now totally al;e,eJ
his opinion upon this subject. arie, The
interference which be had witnessed Of
gentlemen with their tenants and trade.
men, he thought that without the halo,
there never could be fair House of Cor,.
mons. lie considered that if the las, slac
ton had been taken by ballot. he sbonlI
have had the honor and pleasure oc b.,;,o-
their respected friend Mr.. Long as cof,
league. He was aware that the Tor;as
alleged that the Relormers did The SAM
10 iais, as far as his OWE experience wen,
ne begged 10 give the most pointed eos,,,.
dieiion. be spoke under the cotrertio, a.
every one present when he distinctly
slated that for himself he had never a..
tempted 10 influence tenant or = irad,s-
man. lie had slWays said, III you ssn
give me your vote | shall be Obliged Ia
sou soF u; but IT, yen can not give il me
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-24
JULY q.
"A Ne'c Theory
INTERESTING AID APPLICABLE
TO THE AFFLICTED
The Stomach. or Nerves


The Stomach, or Nerves
Such as DYSPEPSIA, either Chronic o,
Casual, under The ,rorst symptoms Of
restiesmese; Lowness Of Spirits, and
General Emaciation CONSU.Np-
TTON, ,rhefher offhe Lungs or Lircr.
LIVER AFFECTIONS L.4TN
DICE, both hillary g. Spasmodic:-
COSTIYENESS; Worms orcreyv
variety; RHEUM4TTSM, ,chetaey a.
cute or chronic; together ruth GOVT
SCROFUL.4; Pains in the head back
limbs and side, TYPHUS FETEP
SCARLET FEVER, Puirid Scr,
Throat, FEVER & .4GUE, Spqsmod.
&C Papitatt0n ofthe Heart g. .9ricrie,
Nervous hritaLihfy, Nervous Weak
ness, Mysteries, Tie Douioureur, Grams
FcmaIe Distinctions, Heartburn, Read
ache, Cough, tie common or humid, G.
The Dry or the Whoopingj ASTHMA
Grauei and Dropsy.