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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-10

JunGE UpsuuR or VIRoSIA,-This distinguished
gentleman has long been known ardent friend
oi Mr., ChLHoUH, and i, was anticipated from his ap-
proynI Of the Sub Treasury, that he would have IA
vorct the reelection of Mr., VAS BrREN. We are
rracd to learn that this anticipation has been disap-
pointed, On the 10Th ut. he appeared by invitation
before the Fppocanoe Club Of Norfolk borough, and
declared his anxious desire for the election of Gen
HARRIsoN. He SAID he belonged to the State Rights
school and then proceeded to canvass Mr.. Van Blu
rens pretcnsons Tracing him from his first appear
ance on the political stage, to the present day, he de-
clarol that she was unable to make anything more Of
HIM than the monslng intriguing politician, unworthy
of public confidence, and using all the powers and
resource of this great Republic to promote the ends
oihs party On Gen, IIARRlsoS, (savs the NorfoM
Urd'd) he pronounced the most eloquent culonium
we ever heard. lie commenced with him. too, at his
entrance into public life at the ace of 49, when he en-
tered the army as aid to Gen. WAYNE, and pictured in
glowing cOlors his glorious career of public service
Summing up the incidents of public life, and tho
noble traits Of his character n man, Judge UrsuuE
cmphatcaY declared, that he never knew the indi
yldua who, in all respects Appropriated SO near tC
WAsuIsGToy as WV. II. HARRIsoN. The .IudG,
was honorol with three cheers when he concluded
And now said the Judge, rising again, " Nine cheers
for Old Tipr' The response was loud enough lsay'
tho Herald TO have walked up Amos md his children
If they had been sleeping WITHIN half milo OF tn
cabin.
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suENMAN,S COUGH LOZENGES.

A RE tie safest, most sure and e,ec'ua remedy for
IA Coughs, Colds, tonsumpuons, whooplng Cough,
Asthma, lghInc>s Of the Lungs or cilc', &c. &c
The proprietor has meyer known an instance where
they did not give perfect sn'i>acuun. Several thous
and boxes have t,cn sold within The Iast three month.
restoring 70 health, persons IN almost every sta-e of
consumption, and tho 2 al ormg under The most DIS
'resslnC cold and coughs. They do not check aud
dry up the cough hur render easy, promote cxpec-
oratiun, a'ay the tickling or IRRITATION, and remoy"
the prOSrma'c or exciting Cause. They are mado
from Accumulation Of the most ValusNl cIrecoan',
or cough medicines, and arc un'outN'y superior 10
every thing in tur those complaints. Huncreds
upon hundreds Of Ccrtra'cs have ttn ofercd OF Their
wonderful virtues, from those who have been saved
from an uniimely grave, and restored 10 perfect
health ~ u.,na them. no,E.--Oue lUIcnce dose
for an alp, aud may he rcucoiej from three to six
,,me. Aav rs required. Children, eight years ycars
old, half Of iuur years quarter, and 50 IN pro-
portion. Very small children or infant, will take them
! est dissolved in a lrc wo'cr Should they act a''n
enC'ir or nrolucr unta, the doe must re lcssenel
to what the stomach vii tear. Hall Ct one Wi Seu
cray lc ,uHicenl to take before hreakfas, as tho
stomach i then moro easily sicleAdd. No III e'er's
can arise from m A0se rs i viii cause the sto
mach 10 reject and although not pleasant sensa-
ton, will he found 20 ave te,ef, Where there S
much pain in the breast or side, one ct Shernan's
Poor Man, Plaster. should lie applied over the part,
! and worn Mn relieved. lfa"enicl with cos,iveness,
few caihar'ic or LAXATIVE LoznnGc,, or any mid ca
lharr medicine, shCud e usei ~ occasion requires
! Fx.Sncri par,ins c,yed in two days, OF most
distressing cough. M Barton c Providence, Nr Sha-
! Ter of Boston, Mr. Rivers, Mr., Combs, Mr. WallsCe,
judge Peters, Mrs Coleman, Mrs, Richardson and HIM
dgc, Of others Of h, city, have caI'ei expires. her
.nrpri.e and cclrmonAaiion Of the speedy rc'le ani
cures Vcc'cl lv these truly wonderful Cough Lozen-
cc. Doctor. Smi'h, Nandenhlrsh, 'omsock, har'
rrs, Brigham, and several others oi orr mo'' olsun-
s>hcl physicians, have nset he'c i'2cnEts, W 'her
nrar,i, with ,nv3ra dc -lc'cs. The medical faculty
uniformity onpruye Of hem, aS the let coleh ne'
cine in use Mr. Kendall from NeTmon', vfl'ed ms
cv ln,t fall nlcnl'nE 20 go Sonln 70 nope % "'tS.
TING a severe cougb aud pulmonary Hleclloh ,hh no
had Icon rom lei with for several months. He had
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ArROCIOIrs ATTEMPT AT pOSoNINca

The Pittsbrg Chronicle states that most daboli-
cal attempt made to poison the passengers
between 60 and 70 in number, ofthc steamer New
York on her trip from Cincinnati to PITTSBURGH. 1t
appears that warm discussion on the subject of
Abolition was carried on during The day, amongst the
passengers large part Of whom were anti-abolition
men. The steward of the boat being unwcll, en-
ployed black man 10 bake the bread for supper; I'M
medatoly after eatng It, the passengers were taken
violently sick with vomiting, &c. The black man was
Immediately examined, who acknowledged his guilt /;
and that he intended have poisoned all the posscn
gers He was then counned in the steward room,
but in the confusion Of the moment he iunocd ont of
the window, and 1t was unknown whether he was
drowned or had reached the shore
There were two kinds Of bread On the table, and it
was soon ascortaned that those who had not eaten
the corn bread escaped. Every alienation possible
was afforded to the sufferers many OF whom il was
feared for n few DAYS would not rocoyeri none how.
ever, have died Amongst the sufferers was the Rev
James f. Clarke, Pastor Of the Unitarian church nj
LouisyiiIc who lay one or two days sick at Psburr
from the effects OF the polson but has since resumed
bic ruIney
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-10

STATE OF VERMONT, }VNHE probate coir,
DrsTRIcT OF CnIrTENDEN, S. Il for the District
of Chiucndcn, To all persons 10 whom these presents
shall come, GREETING.
EZRA HOLT, guardian Of Caroline E. Newell and
Nathaniel NJ Newell, infants, having represented TO
this court that his said ward, sezel in their
right in fee tenants in common OF two undivided
thirds Of one undivided fifth offfy Of land lying
in Charlotte in the comfy Of Chittcnlen beng the
same land conveyed by Benjamin Simonds to the late
Nathaniel Newell, and is par, fthe lands set oil
the widow Polly Newell As part Of her dover in he
e.ta,e Of the ,aId Nathaniel Newell, derea ed, which
fifty Of land is sui jet 10 the said widows right
ofdowcr therein, and tina, sale Of the interest of hi
said wards in >aid land would conucc their hest in
tcre>t, praying said court to authorize and empower
him to sell the interest of his said wards in said land.
Ii is ordered TIA, the said application be heard lciorL
aid court Il, the Registers Office in Burlington on the
third day Of August, 1910, and that notice thereof lie
given ly Publishing his ORDER containing the substance
of sad petition, three weeks sliccc>slvey in The Free
Press a newspaper printed al Burlington in the comfy
Of Chitlendn the last Of which pubcaio TO be pre-
vioas to the day assigned for hearing. Given under
my hand at said Darlington, thi, secon day Of July
A. ID. 1910. WM. WESTON, Register.
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GOLD ADDISON" AT vERGENNEs.

We might well excuse ourselves from giving de-
tailed account othc meeting at Nerrennes the 18th,
upon the lea that The ptope were all there and srw
for themselves Such an assalnhlagn never be-
fore within the borders of Old Addison; and if
the Locos should again complain that the Wings in
suit the peopie by their rtocings, they allude
10 the ladies, land they by the way, are all WhgsD
for the and boys who did not JON in this celcbra
ton are hardly enough to be spoken of in the plural
number We shall attempt NJ sketch of lhe various
professions that met together from the several towns
the one IN which we went numbered three hundred,
and the folds of the stars ana slrpc7 and every road
avenue leading TO the patriotic little city, thronG
cd in similar way All mingled together in the
principal procession fast they entered the city
the six horse team and the four horse cOnch, the
pleasure Wagon and the lumber Wagon, the chaisc
and the horse-cart all helped to make up the line Of
carriages and horscmon near TWO MILES in length,
There was no priority of rank or placc-overy one
took his station one IF The people, with good Ii
tie to the front the rclr-whercvcr room could he.
found stand, II was occupied by the first dlscovorcr
FIVE THOUSAND Is the lowest estimate we have
heard of the number present. Vergcnnes never be-
fore much reason to rcrrct being n small city:
did her guests ever before real 70 how richly she de-
served to be large one BY her hospitality, polite
and lboratity, she showed soul worthy an en-
prc. Every house was thrown open. and every table
was free and ifany failed Of Getting dinner from
the fat Ct the land free Of cost it hecnuse he
lectod to apply for ticket. Invitations were as
plenty wings and ourgsnt rs to remind us Of the
land where pigs ab)qt the streets with knives
and forks on their backs squoalnI to he eaten II
we had been called upon for sentiment. we should
have given, The pigmy city ,rHi a oi1Ht hcaH Tho
meeting was organized by the appointment Of Capt
J. Sherman as president, who made few appropri-
ate remarks on taking the chair; and on the report
Of tho Commute Of Resolutions, the assembly was
was addressed by Mossrs Briggs Of Redmond, Nc
VIsl of Moriah, n. y Wooster and Bel Of Middle
bury Strong of Rutland and Grnndv of Vergenucs
The remarks of the several speakers were short nnC
10 the point and were listened TO with an attention
and checrcd with an enthusiasm moro compmontar,
than any thing we could say Mddiebury People,
Press
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tCCIDEEl'.

sad accident occurred TO the wife Of Mr..
Abner Potter Of Colchester, on the 4,h. Mr..
p. had just started for home with his family,
when, at the corner Of Church and College
streets he came in contact with number Of
men on horseback, riding furious'y III an oppo-
site direction. lis horse ran back, crampt the
Wagon, and upset it. In the fall Mrs. Potter
received so severe fracture of the ANGLE, as to
render amputation necessary, which was sue
cessfully performed By DR.. Hatch. We are re-
joiced to learn, however, chat she was not other
wise seriously injured, and is now doing well.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-10

- The best strengthening plaster IN the world, and
sovereign remedy f, pam or weakness in the Lack,
IONS, side, breast neck, limbs, joints rheumatism,
lurn' ago, NJ. ". Onc million a year will not supply
the demand. They elulre little warming lef1re ape
pcalon. warranted superior 10 all oilers, and for
one quarter the usual price, making not only the lest,
but the cheapest plaster in the world 1t orlS rel Fl
in few hours and mates astonishing cur,s. In liver
complain, and dyspepsia, il should tc over tls
reg Of The liver stomach, and II will a'url great
and astonishing relief In coughs colis, asthma, di-
Guilty OF urcalhng oppression Of the chest stomach,
they VIII Immediately souh, and Greatly iencit tho
pat cn,, Persons Of scjontaTy habits, those obliged
to stand much will receive decided support from one
othc,c truly, Strengthening pia>tcr>. Physicians gem
erail, recommend hen preference to all others. e.
Calsc they stick aihcre eucr aud iorl greater
relief In their operation they sum liant, tonic,
and anolyne They are composed Of entirely dl'eront
ingredients from any other; and known from the ex-
perlence OF millions, who have Wei them, well as
the nnlei tc.tmonv q all the &C ehrael and dl-tln
gl.hcd clergy and physicians, to lie the mot uset!l
aud highly nefcattd plaster, ever invented or offered
10 The pubic. Several persons have called a he ware
house 10 express their surprise and thanks al the
almost tn.rsciiions cures these pa.ers have elected
Que man who al been % afflicted with rheumatism,
was enaFci after wearing one, Only one night to get
up alons in the morning pm, on his clothes and cali
al our Office with eyes bcaning with Joy aud his
pouring forth the ladne>s OF his heart, the sudden
and sigma re-. !e he had received from this ie, Of all
remedies. Ask for Dr. Shernau's Poor Man. Plaster.
1t is 80 cale because the price places il III the power
tail TO purchase, being only II. Ct. Sod he
rely store by PANGBORN X BRINSNAiD
Jewellers, Burlington, ",
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THE SUB-TREASTRY BILL ho,

TIE TREASURY BII.L has passed, and
we have now right to expect, if the Administration
arc 10 be believed return ofbetter times. For the
last two years their cry has BEEN" Give us the Sub
Treasury and all will be well Their wishes are now
gratiiici The result remains to be seen. Were not
haclcction OF Gen, Harrison, in the autumn morally
CERTAIN we might look upon the passage of this bill
measure frauGh with destruction to our rcpubli-
can form Of Government. For was well observed
by Mr. Gushing ofNIass, isan "actto enable the pub
lie money 10 be drawn from the Treasury without APP
preparations by law" tits in the words of the ven
cradle Peter X, Livingston, 'he contamination Of the
fatal marriage ofthe PURsE and SWORD" Fatal tc
commerce, manufactures, and agrlculurc--fatal to
our Ibortas, In word, fatal to every thing worthy
ofpresoryaton and beneficial only the array of Of
iico-lioIdars, and the wreched beings that crowd in
their rans.-Troy Wig
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rNOJJRF..AsK THOSE WHO KNOW.

Il Those onl, whofknow by trial ~ immediate oi,ser.
vaiion can o'in an, idea OF The Effects of I've perfect
relief, of the onos charm.lke effected 10 cases
Of the FiLrs. RHtUMATIsM, all SwgLLISGs, aud
All external PAiSs no MISTER how severe. bv he
oil Hays Linintn. ind one who has uscd II ibni VIII
not ,ud II abUve all things used and yop viii ind
what canoot he found. ,rjSI or the ,oefoi suffer.
ing human beings who be afflicted, beg you 10 ar
AK of those who know-nsk tue Hon, ALPrED
CONKLtg, u. > Judge for that district. residing near
Auburn ask MATTHEW J. MYERS, Esq. Atheus.
N. ;ask Gen. DUFF GREEY. I,tc Of Washington
ciiy each Of these gentlemen know Of cascs Unconqner-
able by all oer remedies nr Uhysicians, though rie6
f many wears, thai have been cured by the Of the
genuine Hays Ijnmont TIL ,usaud. Of other persons
know similar cn'cs. We appeal TO their sense Of ju',
tee their human feelings. iLj"It is but duty yon
Owe 10 your suffering ieowsbeings to let this gtes,
remedy he known. Speak of il then all resds
This will save much pam where the ncwspators are
not read, where readers inc eduos, because
many worthless articles are advertised for the same
purpose. To buyers say, IL all who have used 1t do
not cay It u beyond all p'a'se then do not take II
The proprietor will not allow dis article I've pad for
unless cu,cs when an the directions a,c lully follow.
cd W III any suffering refusr now ny it? If he
dors he Ought to he pled moe irr his obsinacy than
his suffering stjSNr. HAYS would never consent r
0ltrr this article, were he compelled 10y his sense oi
moral -o religious 1n'ylo do all in his power Tor the
victims Of distress aud misery. For this purpose he
would sonner devote fortune, Ih,n secure dollar fjr
any worthless article. it-j~LOOK OUT Some
swinders have fpiied is article. and put il up
with various devices. Do not be imposed upon. One
hing only viii protect you-it is the oi CumStoCk
d Co; that name must be always on the wrapper, or
you ore cnea ed. DO 10, f,,ge il. Take his dnec.
ton with YOU, aud est Ivy that buy for it IL
impossible for any other lc he true or genuine.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold by Comsioct {. Co ? Fe,chcr street, n York.
FL for sale ONLY by rANeBoRS & BRiSsMAID.
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no TUE PUBLIC.

BOSTON and TROY IRON COMPANY,-Thc
ID public are hereby notified tina, the business Of
casting in every branch and variety, is done 10 orler
on the shortest notice. at Troy, VI. The company have
much enlarged their foundry and are now prepared
10 do all kinds of work done al any ionndry in the
country. Mill. gearing, Pot Ash Kettles Stoves
Ponghs Axlercc~, &C., ON hand, or furnished to order.
All who wish to contract for stove plates, or to pnr-
of recalling, will he furnished at whole,al price ,--and
all who may favor with their calls orlers, will he
dealt ly as literally as at any establishment, in the
country Orders should lie addressed TO f. X. Cross
TO secure an early rcply and prompt attention.
Troy, W., JuSt 1910. J" jy.9
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THE BOOK STORE Of the subscrl or is now flv
a. repIcnls hed with large collection Of BOOKS ami
STATIONERY, recently selected in the Novy Vnr
market Particular pans has cen taken IN The a..
sorneni with reference TO Books adapted TO ,abl ah
ScnIols he newest publications have been selected
With any amount At ,hs y Y, prices, q, A BnAMAv
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DANGBoRN s. BRINsMAID. of the Variety

T. sOIc, arc uIIrWng great varcly II Waichc,,
Clocks, Jcwelry, Perllmery, Musical instruments,
Curls, Cards, Pictures, Soaps, Hair Oils Rozor,, Knives.
Scissors, Canes, Stocks, Caps, drawing maera's, will
low Wagons, Chairs and Grades, Casters, Pencils,
Tea and Cotte Pots and urns; silver ware, plaei
Ware, Lamp Wicks and Gasscs, Collars and Bosoms,
Snspenders, Swords and Pistols Thermometer, siaon
cry, Inks, Court Plaster; Dolls Bags, pocket Books
and great variety Of fancy articles to supply the
wants and minister to the qualification of The noional
and all who call a, the Variety store we are in sap
pie Pie" order ready 10 answer orders return calls
at the variety sore, PANGBoRN e. BRINsMArp.
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DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Wings of the Fourth Congressional District arc
requested to meet at Cambridge Borough, in the coun-
~ of Lamollle on Wednesday, the 18th of July next
nj 10 O'clock NJ, for the purpose of selecting can
ddote for member of Congress- and also an olecor OF
President and Vice President Of the United States
for this District.
WM WEsroN, Chtendcn Co.
IoHN S. FOSTER Franklin D,..,,
SAMUEL ADAMS Grand Isle " : l, nsunt
JONI H. PRESTIss, Orleans " commute
WM. p. SAWYER, Lamoile
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w Dressing Room.
]. Lpey the undersigned, would
Nowintorm the public kind,
Tina, having left church street,
In Towards Hotel can lie found.
He will not boast his bari er skill,
As this the public long have known,
BIT legs TO asl; their custom still
For dill fence he yields TO none
When hc that would unto his face
And head have sterling justice done,
Pray don't mistake he proper place,
BIZ, call upon IcEM LoNEY.
p. s. Clothes carefully cleaned to order. Perlum-
cry ofall kind. constantly on hand and for sale.
Burlington, july 10, 1910
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VNOTHE BALD.HEADED& OTHERS

w - n Di ~ ~ ~ 4 - 'As'
L. Dies an, know neighbor or a friend who has
been Bald. and whose head ia now covered with fine
hau7 One whose collar was covered with dan
duff, though brushed every hour which has now van
,-heh entirely Or one whose hairs AT early age we're
turning grew who now has not gre, hair Children
whose heads were covered with scuf,--whose hair
would not grow that growing the fullest c,ops
Of hair some cases must be known most persons.
Ask them The cause and ,ou Will be told that these
hing. have been done by the Of he Baim of Co.
imbia OF 20 years growth this article, its demand
increasing annually some hnnd,ed per cent.-ih"ugh
when discovered M, opposed by >hng for the same
Dur nose now assaipd by almost numberIess mushroom
ra. preparation. thai will ruin the hair II used TO any
extent. Can more than these facts he wanted
10 the recommendations by list ofnames of respecia.
by uneunalled by any other article. Look 10 these
things buy this article. Stay and preserve Nour hair
by s USE or II bald restore it. Ladies, attend 10 tins
-huudreGs in fashionable life are using 1t as the only
article really f, Tor the toilet Long hair is very APT
10 fa ont. Ladies use the Balm OF Columbia N time
10 save selves the Disgrace OF badness by neglect
Of your PEI sous II j. YOUR duty, rs moi a'ss 10 pre-
serve the healies of nature, with which n houu''lnl
Creator has c.Ioweh ,ou use the B.lnor II wall do IT,
CAUTION TO BE REMEMBERED.
Severed most n,grant attempts have been made 10
coun'c G, leu the true Balm of Columbia. Some OF the
mposers have gone 50 lar To r0unle fe the splen'
did wrappers, and the Falls OF Niagara and every eN
icrnsl MAX except the name of Comsock, which they
dare nr fmge. To AVOID mpos'''"ns therefore, al
WAYS look Tor The name OF Coms'ock & Co. or l.. :.
Comslock and never buy the article unless IL has that
name upon il Sold wholesale and retail, only AT No.
2 Fletcher sueet, N. Y. and 10y PAHGBoRE aud
BRissMAID Bui lngion. VI. j"i
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Jll o. u i u " Y.
At the Methodist Chapel, on Sunday evening last
by Rev. Merritt Bates Mr.. JAMES GREGG to Miss
SUSAN r, FoBEs, both of this town,
In Jefferson Jefferson co. Wisconsin, Capt Gerara
Crane TO Sarah F. daughter of the Hon. Jesse Rob
orts of the same place
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We are indebted to the committee of invita-
ton, for permission to publish the following let
ter from one of the old soldiers who dincd a. the
Log Cabin on the 18th. Mr.. Hall is one Of the
most intelligent old men among rs, IS deacon
of the church, and universally respected and
beloved
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THE CRors.-Our exchange papers represent the
crops throughout the country with few exceptions,
ns very Hourshing In few instances the Chink