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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20

.;on, in the Ian, relating TO the trustee process,
" NJ Wooster instruotins the same esmmiuee 70
,nyoniro into the e4Fediency OF law ,aKns ~
III preference Of first attaching credloTf 81 ~
s,ock of Manufacturing companles-oy WI ,;an
instrnctinr the same tn enquire my" 'o zoe
ey of n law altering the tuie ct holding Wv" ~, ~.
ripgs from Much To November; py Ai ,,,,;s. IN.
.uucting the committee on ed.'a'e 49,, ;1nnres, &c
a, the ex pediency of n law 10 diV'oe t"o ,: ~
~ ~ - liz school fund, among the academies Of
.h;. STATE and another by Mr.. Bates, to inquire h
- H. sxnedioncy Of dividing such interest anhons
cannon schools; by Mr. Boltum, re'erting 10 SUI"
Of the message us relates to the New Jersey I'e.
ION 70 a select committee Of three, who were np
pointed by The chair, aud made 10 cohs's. y, ali
Bo,,um Miner and Eaton OF Warrington
of which were passed c,d,Ient nt.
Bills By Mr. Butler To prevent t.Iin,;on of
,.obment,. another tho extend the Jn',Sa'.n T.,
constabIes; both twice read ana fs'"'''N -
dietary Cpm. ,oa ,ba following
~" R,Ils--alessrs. Thomson, Preston
IN Geoosicaf Survey of tile state M ssrs'
Reora. Swift, Honghton, Thompson, Higley, oa'-
lord yenney iiazter of Burlington, Jones OF Walis
SaIJ Mot,ocks. Newton, Fisk Of Eden, Aibbhrd,
Bilis reierrod BY Mr. Smile, for distribution
of the school fund 10 the several towns 10 comn,;
Tao of yvavs and means; by Mr. Hazen, in addl-
zion 10 tho i4ih section of tho justice act, 10 the
dietary committee. -.
Resolutions. By Mr. Smile, requesting the
1reasurer to rnport tina Indebtedness of the banks,
IL sny 10 the S,xto by MIR Sprague as TO tha expe-
dency OF approprialins the schoni fund 10 the
state debt; by Mr. Villas instrnci,ng Judiciary com
,ni,tee TO nuuirs az TO ths expectancy OF compel
ling debtors 10 III scoss and surrender property, not
iabs 20 attachm ant, for tho payment oil ils'r non
.ast debts asyeray adopted.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20
Total Wing majority
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The Albany Argus calls Mr. Van Buren, va yt
nine war Democrat 1t means "A Florida war Da
ocrat, we presume.
The Pennsylvania Mercury, in its rage ngainH
Maine, calls it 'the land Of onions We do no
wonder that the poor Loco Focos think it an ona
State. Every breeze from itbrings tears into tAd
eyes.
BRITISH FEELING. The attention OF AmericD|
travellers in Canada and all the British Provno|
is constantly drawn to the shop windows, by "
display of cirrieatures representations OF GenrI
Harrison, and Others glorying Mr. Van Buren,
the cause of this display Of British feeling, is, HI
the only hope Of success in the boundary dispute
in the re-election of kir Van Buren,. While on VI
other hand, the British subjects have as great VI
ror for the name of Harrison as Frenchman NJ
for the name of Wellington. In fact, tho Bdu'I
in the provinces, as well as those in England, u
as much engaged IN behalf Of Van Buren,, as are
Tory office-holders at home
I'm old aooman. The Post .3rnpt Gazette /
Frankfort say, There is now living at Nose
The widow of a dealer in skins, who has ATTAIN
her 18TH year. When 1913 she married her u
husband. All her alliances have been prosper
and happy. She is still in full possession all
mental faculties. She has rever been sttac''
with any dangerous illness.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11
New Establish, me mt.

r. WHALING + CO. inform the public that
- they have located themselves in the village Of
Burlington, and have fitted up store on the east side
Of Church street, which may well be d,nominated
Cheap, side" nearly opposite the bank of Burling.
ton, and are receiving from New York choice seec-
ton Of goods well suited to the season. which they
otier for sale as iop be purchased in the country
for ready pay. Among their goods may be found
beaver and broad cloths cassmeres, satinets annes,
merinos, mouslne de lanes DC. choice selection,
also Of French English and American prints, equal
at least, to any in Burlington. general assort-
ment of cambrcs, muslins plain and figured, edgings,
lnserngs blond laces, &c. A great variety of shaws
and dress handkerchief ladies' gloves and hose with
a good supply of bleached and unbleached domestic
goods. Also good supply of crockery of the latest
patterns, with few elegant astral paror lamps; and
finally few choice family groceries, such as teas,
sugars, molasses Coffee rice raisins dry fish, tobac.
cos, lamp oils, &c.
We do not pretend to specify all the kinds to say
nothing of the numerous articles of which each kind
is composed but suffice it to say that the assortment
will be found TO contain most Of the articles wanted
in the country; and those that favor us with their
custom will be entirely relieved from the examination
OF old goods, or remnants Our entire stock is new,
and fresh from the MARKET has been selected with
the greatest possible with reference to the wants
comforts and benefit Of the people. But we do moi
wish the public to take our word in this matter, but
most cordially invite them to call and examine for
themselves Burlington, Nov g. 1870
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11
SIIERMAN,S COUCH LUZENGEs.

LIS l., zcnec> are sealed, and have GA Sher-
i man, NJ. d." on the lie Of the OK. They
the safest, most sure aud ecira REMEDY for
Co1Gh, Colds, on.nmp ions, whooping Cough,
Asthma, Tighlne>s Of the Lungs chest, &c. &C.
The proprie or has never known instance where
they did give perfect sail faction Several 'hous
AMI loxe> have cen sold within he last three mont hs
restoring TO health, per- in almost every stage OF
consumption, and those a orIng under the mos, disc
dry up the cough, bu, render ii easy, promote cxpec
toration alIay the tickling or irritation, and remove
the pruXma'c or exciling e. They are made
from combination OF the most vanahc expecioran:,
cough medicines, and are undoubtedly superior 10
every thing in for those complaints Hundreds
upon hundreds ofccriica'cs have cen offered Of their
wonderful. virne-, from those who have leen saved
from an untimcy grave and restored TO perfect
health rs using iem DosE.-One lozcnce Is duse
for an allt, and may lie repeated from three 10 six
tmc> day, required. Children, eight years years
old, halt Of one: four years quarter, and pro-
portion. Very small children or infants will take them
best dissolved in litile Should they act as an
emcc, produce nausea, the dose must e lessened
10 what the stomach will Lear. Half of one will gen.
orally lie sufficient 10 take lc.ore breakfast as tho
stomach is then more easily sicl eneJ. No i'll e'ects
can arise from doe, ii will arse the sto-
mach 10 re- cct and although not pleasant senaa-
tion, will e found TO give relief Where there 10
Poor Mans Pa>ers should lie applied over the part,
and worn I'LL relieved. lfattendcd with cosiveness,
few cahar IL on laxative Lozcnge>, or any mild ga.
thariic medicine, should c ed rs occa requires.
Sold nj the Narr'v Store, ly PANGBORN &
BRlNSHAID, Jewe Ter, b rlngon, VI. Wholesale
agents. III eral disco n 10 merchants who buy 10
sell agail.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11
mo rilE RALD.,IxAD, u y OTHERS

] ID 2. an. know a ns,shinm ~ y Giend Win has
iwen itahi. ami whose he ID . INV rO'erd w"h fine
h.w7 One wi, s- r0a, COLLAR rWe,ed w"h dan.
..uf. ,h,"yh i"u.h-h ever, hour ~hrh has nov VA
..,-h ~mmrk u. nn~ Whose hairs ~ ~atl, age wee
~, .,nR s,rv. Win nov Ia. eve, la" Ch'hi' pn
who.r h~ I'd. were c",-,~d wMh srWC-wi,"s- hair
wnuid MT grow thai grow ing the fullest c,Ops
"f .air S"n~ ca.., m"s, l~ k""wo ~ pc,
Ak ,n-m he r.n-., aud ,on will I've 'nh thai ih-ss
hing h.xe h-~n done h, the II The Balm Of Co.
hmb,a. or 20 ,-a,s gr"w,h 'h's iice, d~n,ai
inr e.sns annual, anne h"n.l I'll per cen, Though
when d.row red M, "posr b, 'h'ny Tar the game
i,u, ,nse nuw sash Nv almost humber e,s m,sl
,rsh y. thai will ruin il~ har u used 10 AN,
ex,en,. Can more than these f.c's I've w"oIed 'cirr
10 the ions by is Or Names Of resp"c,a.
hiii,y, uneQu.ed b, any other article. Lok 10 these
,,.nss In, this aScie. STA, anl preserve YOUR 'ir
b, 10 w.e or " h.hi res0re u, t.adrs, attend 10 this
-huudse,.s ~ fashionable life are us,ng i, IA The only
svr,e svall. &, iv the toilet Long hair ia se,y NJ,
~ f.ll ~, Ia ,es use ihe Hahn "f Columbia N time
10 eve ,o se,rs The dssracr ol iaine.s b, neglect
NJ yous pr,suns u ,"nr duty, u. mi" a.'s 10 I'VE.
serve ,l~ heaW'ies Of nature, with whch i"Mu' ful
Creator has endowed 70" nae 'hr Ba,fo il will 10 il.
CAUTION rO BE KEWEWBERED.
Sieve, II ,nnss dasraM attempts have been made IN
Sup,~, lem The nW~ Ralm al Cnumlia. Sonr III the
ums,e,s have gone lar r,i"'e, fe the srieM.
W. ap,rrs. and The talis of Niagara. nnh esr', ex.
+,nai ma, vxrew the name nf CoMs"rk. Which the.
tas~ u" tmge. To avoid 'm,n.ui"Ms therefore, AL
wa,s kmk Mr ,l,~ name NJ C0,ns,nrk 4 70. or l.. 3.
Con.,ork and never In, The article u"'rss u has thar
name m,s,a il Sold wholesale aud rsia,l. oni, w. M.
2 Fir,chsr smee,, N. Y. sHEO. 4. PECK & ca.
" holssas As.as Gos The S'a'o IL vr'mon' 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11
TxQuIW. ASK THOSE VINO K>Uw.

1NOVlWs ssASk THOSE WHO KNOW
L Cho.e on, Win know b. u iai ~ immediate oser
walton. form Nv, idea of he effects. "f the perfect
relief, II the ans charm like --r'ed IN
IT he PILVs. RHkvMArisM, NJ, SwELLlKos, and
all external PANS, m4,,er h"w severe. by The Use
or ba,s l.in'nrn. ind one WIN has Wsrd ~ thar III
""' baud it ""ve al' things eser u-e' and ,"n will i"d
VIVA, c.n"n, be fund. irJoi ar the ,eiefo suffer-
ing human beings VIII" I've aff'c'e beg ,ou :" AK
AK nf those WIN know a.k The Hon. ALFRED
CohxLIN. u ) Judge for tia, ,lnirct. residing near
Auburn, ask MATHEW J. MyERs, Esq. A'he"s.
Y AK ten. DUFF GaEES. late 81 Wash'mR'o n
rit,, each Of these gentlemen know Ofcases unronI"er.
able b, all oher ren'ed ~ "r vhys'ca"r, though led
I've man. Years. that have bee" cured h, the Wse "f The
."n,n~ Hays Linimena tn u.ands ofoher ~, snns
kn"w s'mar r.. Ne appeal T." their sense "f jus.
tire - their human feelings f0Dhis bu' a dur, y"n
owe \mr suffering telOw.i'engs 10 LEI this great
r+ne, I've k"nw". S,rak "( !, then all yo"r fteads
This will save much pam where the newspapers aye
MT read or where readers inc thu0ns hrrause
mans worthless articles are advertised Tor The same
pu, Uose To BUYERS we say, VII WIN have used II d"
mt say u u l,rSOnd VII VrAsse. then do not 'ake u
the pop, e'or will NJ" aow his article 10 he paid for
unless c e., When ~ he d'rec ions are fully f"w
cd. viii an, me suffering REFUGE nav t"Wy IL? Irhe
does, he ought he ji,~d MI,e lT he Ohsiimary Than
h' suffering iC"Wr. Ha," w"uhi ne.er constn' t..
0rf this ar'icle were hr compelled by s sense Of
moral -0l relgi0Ws do all in hs power lOr he
victims Of ds'tess and misery. For this purpose he
would SINNER hevoe fortune. than Secure 0Ilar f"r
An. wurhess article. tUFLOOK OUT. Some
swndlers have cOun'e fred hs ar',cr, aud w, j. ny
with vnrpus ievicrs. d., not be imposed upon. Onr
thing On,y will project SOm-ii u the name III COMsf0
E Co iha, n.,ne INNS, br ALWAYS On The wrHp,~r, or
ynu NE rhea'ed Du uoi E"gei il. Take this d"ec.
tion wh ,"h, and e- by that. never ius Tor IL 10
impos-ibl- G'r Nh! other ~ liz tue az genuine
500 AON HAYS
Sold h, Comaiork & Co 2 Fl~'c,s, s,'e~,, N HMk.
THEO \ PECK & c.. wh"lesAle Ag"n,. Enr Tie
S,a,r III V~,u,on.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11
Moses Rugglcs' Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persons con-
rIsTRIcr Of CHrTrENDEN, IS. l. cerned in the es-
tate Of Moses Ruggles late Of Westford, deceased
Elisha Rugges, administrator Of the estate OF Moses
Rugglcs late uf Wcstford in said district deceased,
having filed in said court his petition, in writing, set
ting forth that the of debts against said estate
as allowed by the commissioners is Sl276,50; that
from said administrators first administration account
allowed by said cour appears that there is balance
due from said to said administrator of S)9 81
that the amount of personal estate on hand is $751;
and that it will be necessary TO sell all the real estate
of said deceased together with the reversion Of the
widows dover therein for the payment Of the debts
against said and the expenses of administration,
which real consists of the home farm of said
deceased, SO called, containing, by estimation one
hundred and twenty five acres, and about thirty five
acres of land lying on Richardson's Hill, which lands
are situate in said Westford and of which the widow
of the said deceased has been endowed Of one third
part, and praying said court to grant him license to
sell tie whole Of said estate together with the rever-
sion Of the Widows dover for the purpose aforesaid.
Whereupon the court aforesaid doth order that said
petition be heard before said court at session thereof
10 be held at the Registers Office in Burlington on the
second Wednesday Of December next, and that notice
thereof he given all persons interested by the publ
cation of this order containing the substance of said
petition three weeks successfully in the Free Press
newspaper printed in Burlington in the county Of
Chittenden the last of which publications 10 he pre-
vions to said second Wednesday Of leccmbor 1870.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said District,
this llth, day Of Novemher 1910
VN WESTON D.o;ef.r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11

STATE OF VERMONT, THE Probate Court for
DisrRfcr or CHiTrENpEN, S. the District Of Chit
tender To the creditors and others concerned in the
District deceased.
WHEREAS Josiah Steele, administrator of the estate
of said deceased has made application to this Court
to extend the time limited for making payment of the
debts Of said decreased twelvs months from the 9Th
dnv of November, fs40 and the second Wednesday
of January next being assigned for hearing in the
premises, At the Office Of the Register of this Court
and il having been ordered that nofice thereof be
given, BY publishing this decree three weets success.
sively in the Free Press news paper printed nj Bur
lineton, before the time fixed Tor hearing. Therefore
you nre hereby notified to appear before said Court
OF the time and place aforesaid, then and there, n
make objection if any you have, to the snid time o.
payment being further extended NJ aforesaid
Given under nv hand at Burlington, this 5th day
of November, A. d. 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11
NTESSRS. PANGBORN e. BRINSMAID have
lvl just returned from Boston and New York with
their full assortment Of goods which will befound very

MESSRS. PANGBORN & BRlNSMAlD have
W just returned from Boston and New York with
their full assortment Of goods which will bcfound very
complete.
WATCHES We have received some more of those
fine finished levers made by r. & G. Beesley of Liv-
erpool both gold and silver cases. some extra Jewell
led. We have also received gold and silver English
levers Of various other manufactures. Gold and sill.
anchor escapement levers, with beautiful engraved
backs and dials. Gold and silver lepne watches,
some beautiful patterns with engraved backs. Our as
sortment of watches is far better than usual
Head and neck ornaments of various kinds, jet and
gold hearts crosses, in sets or single. Buttons for
velvet wristlcts
BAGS Large and small Sized ie. and dove coorcd
bead bags net bags of silk and worsted and purses.
CuRLs. Large and small sets rinslcts, not on wire:
New sets wire curls; nice sets plain hair.
SHELL COMBS. The best quality shell side and twist
combs, at our usual prices, few cheaper sh. side
combs also for SALE
BRrrANlA WARE. Some beautiful finished fine
quality, tea and coffee pots communion furniture,
tumblers and patent lamps.
PLATED WARE. Cake and fruit baskets castors,
high and low candlcsticks, shutters and trays, cups
and spoons, better assortment than usual.
Table mats, oil cloth, and willow mats Of various
sizes and shapes.
Srocxs. In this department, we have rivalled the
variety stCre. Those who wish to get neat made
Stock matter at what price, cheap dear,
sred that we wlltry to SUIT them in every particular
Also collars, bosoms, suspendcrs, straps, and few
nice plain and figured cravats
PERruMERy. Soaps, hair oils, Farinns best Ger
man cologne Those who have once used this article,
never wish for any other Farinas good cologne.
Dolls and fancy boxes We have not forgotten our
young friends but have selected fine wax dolls,
and many other articles suitable for presents.
Rosewood Boxes Ladies' rosewood work boxes,
furnished and unfinished some nice ones. Those
wishing for them or for portable writing desks will
please inquire Tor thcm they kept up stairs with
many other bulky goods. Willow chairs, wagons
and cradles up stairs
Brass candlesticks, high and low Brass snuffers
and trays. Steel do.
VARIETY. Go to bed lamps, with extnquishers,
very nice article. An article to clean brass, plle or
britannia very nice. Cake cutters assorted patterns
Chopping trays, cedar tubs for washing dishes in,
brass hooped. Carpet hammers for taking up or put.
ting down carpets. Nursery lamps with China and
tin dishes, and tea kettles New conversation cards.
pear souvenirs trumpes for deaf persons, chill.
dren's cups and saucers; fine card cases vions and
other instruments. We have added TO our assortment
ofall kinds such thingsas we could find in New York
and Boston, which we Judged would suit our market,
and we now shall be most happy to distribute them
to our friends and customers who wish for them.
Variety Store, PANGBORN & BRINSMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11

w KM>, WURu>.-DR. N. HIrcHcocx's
w unrivaied and uneQualled WORM TEA,
sovereign remedy for Worms. Strange and incredi-
bile are the ects of these de'e>laide vernn few
persons and il is thought free from them, par
tcularly females and children Many persons go
through distressing co,rse Of medicine without
benefit, when they might lie relieved by using the
Worm Tea. This invaluable medi"ne has been tested
by the experience of more than len years use, and
administered to more than 10000 persons of various
age-, and not one solitary complaint on the contrary
hundreds have called, and unsolicited, given their de-
cled preference it, after trying the d eremi articles
sent forth the puc, and pronounced d.. NJ. Hitch.
cocks Worm Tea The most .aft, entsiual, and con.
venent remedy iha, lie obtained for in no one Of
the ,hou. and> Of instance. where ii has iecn n.ed
agreeable 10 The printed dlreaions ha- it ever failed
N. b. Ask for DR.. N. Hitchcock'> WORM TEA, -there
are many nosrrm, a road for The tie II nlinof rms
For sale while ale and retail ~ A. HITCHCOCK 4
CO., -o.e proprietor, III Gene ee stree, Ultra, AMI
heir agents ,hrou gho II the Union. In Burlington,
by J. & j. H. Peck & Co., and Theo. A. Peck & Co.,
In Vergennes, by J. Fl. Bowman: In Milton, by
Burnet g. Sawyer. In Georgia, by Lorenzo James;
uup2O
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11

NEW BOOKS received the present week at the
~ Book Store viz Two years before tho mast |,
Family Physician, BY Samuel b. Emmons. Christi
second coming by Hitch. Barnes Notes on Isaiah.
Memoirs Of Mrs 8. l.. Smith. Voice Of the Night, BY
Il. w. Longfellow. Family a. Hea,herdale. The
Humphrey. Breckenridges Tour. Family Religion.
France, IL King Court DC. BY on Xinericsn.-
China, ito state and prospects. Scotland and the
Scotch, Ivy q. Sinclair. Thers History Of the French
and Times of Whitfield. wreath for the Tomb
Buers Farmers Instructor. The Orchard, by Chas
Mcintosh G. +. c. II. s., London edition. ANIMALS
for lefl...The Token. Friendship's Offering,
Rose Of Sharon. D. A. BRAMAE.
Nov 3 1910
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11
ClOTIIs A. CAssIMEREs.

ID EAvER Cloth., Log Ca in Cassiineres, Black,
ID Blue Black, Blue Brown Dalhia, Olive Green,
Invsl'l e Green and Geen, Steel Oxford and colorcd
mixed Broad Cloths. =.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. French and German Meri-
noe; French and German Thihet and Saxony Cloh.;
Tavonis and Allipincs; BLACK, Brown, Purple, Blue
Black and light colored Allapacca Coth,i Mo"eline
le LANES, all wool, wool and cotton, ~ silk and WOOL
black grounds very fine, heauifnl.
Shaker Yarn, all colours and white very fnei Ger
man Cr,els, all colours Fringcs and Bindings heavy
sin, Mohair and worsisd Frnses for Dres' g. and
MATTHIAS very rich, by II. W. CATlIN d Cc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11

DITCH plain black and blue black gro de swiss silks
II for dresses, chaneeable gro de New York, gro
plain and Rgd poult de sol silks, dark and gh, coors
black, blue black and coored silk velvets. large
assortment Of ribands Of oil kinds chnelle cord, lk
cord &c. Tasses, lace wells, workei collars, Thread
laces, working cotton, black trimming lace Light
and dark kid gloves, black hlIe do. Black silk and
m0har mitts, by NJ LOVELY 4 co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11
EXTRA! EXTRA!i

AN Extraordinary Extra lot Of Silk, Worsted,
n Woolen Gotten and Fur Goods, with Looking
Glasses, Crockery, China, Glass ank Plated wares,
also Knives, Forks, Pocket Knives, Rogers Candle
sticks, Servers Spoons sc. &C., with an increased
lot Of LIST I'd and Sd quality of Bosom Pins Finger
and Ear Rings end other Jewelry at so per cent less
than low prices and then again a new assortment of
Carpeiing at just Is per cent less than ever, with
choice lot Of Family Groceries, Good Lamp Oil &c.
All forwarded by my attentive New York buying
Agent. who says now as he bought cheap to please
me he wants the goods should be sold Cheap Cheap
Cheap to please the customers of the Peoples Cash
Store, which shall be done as opportunity offers.
HOWARDS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11
IN 000 PAINTS 4 OILS.
1V,OONI lbs. dry white Lead
100 casks gronndd do do
~ blLs Venetian R.sl

10 casks French We low
SO bhls. American Lin.eed Oil,
IS do Spirit, Tmrpentlne
Copal Warmth, Gold Leaf, Sand paper, Smalts,
Brushes, Glue, Gum Copal, hy & J. II. PEcE 4 Co.
SNUFF ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.-D. N.
- Hhchcock's newly invened Snntl,he Rest ari-
Gle ever discovered hy scientific men, in Europe or
Dizzlne.s Of the Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous Head.
ache, Fallen Sickne >, Fits and Infants troubled
with Shuttle partial shock: Of Pal.y, a.. For .as
whole ale and real, ly A. HITCHCOCK e. Co., .oe
Proprietor, No. III Gene,e e q. Utica, and ky their
agent. throughout The Union. In Burlington, J. 4
J. H. Peck 4 Go. In vergenncs, y J. II. Bowman.
In M'l'on by Burnet, 4 Sawyer. In Georgia. by Lo.
renzO James.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11

STRAYED from an Enclosure on the interval
- north Of the village of Burlington, about 2 weeks
.hree year old Mare: one dark bay or brown smalsh
sized Morgan Mare, fine animal, five years old, car.
ries her head very hilh, short switch tail and one
sorrel white faced french Horse with SPAWN on the
nigh hind leg. Whoever will give information 10 II.
Thomas. T, Chamberlain, or G. Parody Of Burlington,
sh'll be suitably rewarded October e. 1870.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-11

STORE TO LET and Sleek Of Dry Goods
- For Sale.s.A first rate store suited To- = large
business with good run Of customeFA would be let
for term Of yesra and the whole part Of the Stock
for snle on very advantageous terms The present 10
rare Opportunity f,r ANYONE wishing to commence
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