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James G., Piercc,s Estate.

=" f the subscribers having zen appointed by the
w honorable the probate court for the district Of
Chltienlen, commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all persons against
the estate Of James g. Pierre, late Of Huntingdon in
said district deceased Represented nSoven' and also
all claims and demands e<hbled IN o cl thereto; and
six months from the day of the date hereof Icing al
of our appointment at the dwelling on Jonahsn b.
Dixie, in Huntington, IN said District, on the 81 Tues
days Of October and January next n, 10 O'clock A.
M on each Of said days. Dated this 9Th day Of July,
A. ID. 1910 JAMES AMBLER,>
iy:3i SlLAS JOHNS,
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r OTION, f.OTION..-DR EVANS BEAUTl
L,NlNG L OEIllN I.lrLI.. e.ts.lnnd f.r.,

r OTION. LOTION.--DR. EVANS BEAUTl-
IL FLYING LOTION.-HghIy esteemed for curing
all Er,p,ions Coar>eness, Redress and Pimpes on
the Face Neck or hands, and 'ectualy cleaning the
COMPLEX ion, and removing all diseases of the skim
Nothing contributes SO much 10 our general success
in lite, engaging first appearance. This Lotion
admired most fragrant, MIDI safe wash and great
lv esteemed for :s in clean sing, soflenng, and
purityn the skin Of all ernpenS, injurious TO fe-
male leauty, and restoring it 10 high degree OF pi-
rily. leawlfi complexion is the pride of all who
it, and the envy otho-e who are deprived Of II.
VIVA, is affecting to beautiful female, in whose p
nature has di>playc, her power, a TO ind her com
ion di>colourcd with disgusting plmpeS, which
her chains =! A good appearance is the lest red
menlaon and a. the Bcar,iying Lotion pnrhes
$, a. and removes all Pimplcs, Botches, Tan, SnnbN
ami Re nc>s and produces eau,if hue, it the on
cosmetic a lady shou!d use al her toilet GenilemS
will all also lind this delightful remedy, 10 remove
all Roug hnes~, Pmrle-, RingwcIm., Spots, Re'ne>s,
Soreness Of the face and noe and every kind Of crap
ton on the surface of the human body. II is parcu-
larlv recommended to gentlemen TO lie used after :sha-
wing, a it will proven, the Otherwise ceran 'ect n
all common soap, in turning the reari premature
grey. For sale Whole>ole and retail w A. HITCH
COCK Co, No. III iene,ec street, Utica. In fir-
ling,on by J. & J. II. Peck & Co. In Vergcnnes, by
J. II, Bowman. In Milton, by Burnett & Sawyer.
In Georgia. BY Lorenzo James aug20
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FOURTH DISTRICT.

We publish to-day the address of the dis
trict convention. 1t is ably drawn up, and
sets forth in clear light the motives which
should prompt men to action. Our accounts
from different parts of the district arc highly
nattering. The nomination of Mr.. Young
gives universal satisfaction, and every wing
appears to be animated by the right spirit
Mr.. Smiths salt bill can't save him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-31
In these States alone there is an aggregate gain to
Horrison Of EIGHTY ELECTORAL VOTES.

RELIc.-At the Stratton log cabin gathering, a
was introduced to Mr.. Webster who on his return to
Bralleboro, called on the aged hero at his humble
dwelling among the mountains. He was the indvid-
ua who pushed the tea from the glnwale of the ship
joyed at taking by the hand the Defender of the
Constitution which was the title frequently besow-
ed on Mr.. Webster and the Defender was equally
gratfed with the opportunity to witness old spe.
cimen of the brave of former times still lingering T.
mong us.-Greenfeld (lAass.) Gag.
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MAGNETIC ODONTICA.--THE TEETH
wi ,IEL-rLI Dur lNCLsl .pA n


PREpARvT!os. The fact is proved, AMI the most in
crelnous al douhline are fully convlnced a. have
the evidence from the sale Of 10000 oxcS of the Dion
iica, within the past year, that the Copien dreams OF
the alchymi,t are real zed and remedy discovered
for preserving those important and mefll appcnag yes
of the human syscm, by the Of The Magnetic Odon-
tea, which by its attractive, and strengthening quail
ties removes all substances from the teeth
and preserves them in their natural brancy, and the
gums IN soundness and beauty. II is asceralnel from
experience that when used, the teeth will de-
cay, but remain ill the latest of man, with their
natural wear. When they are decayei, It's progress
will lie arrested and The teeth preserved and prevented
and preserved from achng-all this has cen done in
a multitude of Instances: and more-in thousands OF
cases. nervous toohache, Chat climax ofpan) has al
once leen clec,uall, cmel by popular den'rirce in
America, And in conclusion, where, or who is the
young lady or gentleman, aye, the individual that
values beautiful let of teeth, sound gums and a sweet
brcah more than 6fy cents, that will c longer de IL
tnle Of box Of Dr. NJ l,chcock's Macne 10 Olontica
For ,ae wholesale and retail, ly A, HITCHCOCK y
Co., No. III Gene &c ST. Utica, ~ Y, AMI ly their
agents throughout the United States. In Burlington
by J. & j. H. Peck & Co. In Vergcnnos by J. H.
Bowman. In Milton, by Burnett Il Sawyer. In
Georgia, by Lorenzo James aug20
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CO NC E RT =.

GRAND CONCERT OF INSTRUMENTAL
VI MUSIC, by the BosroN Brass BAND.-The de-
tachment of the Boston Brass Band under the direc-
ton of Mr.. NJ. MANN, now resident of Middebury,
W.. who are on a tour from Boston, to attend the
commencements ut Burlington and Niiddobury most
respectfully beg leave to inform the citizens of this
town and its vicinity that they propose giving con-
cert at the Brick Church in Burlington on Wcdnes.
day evening August 9Th, 1910. For further parcu-
lars sec Bills. Tickets % cts to he had at the Ameri
can, Howard's and Braman's Book Store. Doors
open at -2 Performance at o'clock.
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NNlE LION OF THE DAY.--NO CURE NO
l. PAY !-The Genuine old Dutch or Ger

VIE lhON VT II1r. ia 1.-NO CUNr. nv
l. PAY The Genuine old Dutch or Ger
man Vegetable Pills.--lIlehly recommended by
Doct, Valentine Mott, NJ. ID. Of N. Y, and others
These the orders! Any that does not find re-
lief from these pills the price is ref inded back, these
the positive orders Of The Proprietor TO agents and
others. In Offering these pills to the public, ! appeal
to their intelligence. If these pills not what they
recommended, you are in duty Lounl out Of respect
TO yourself and community to re cct them, aud publish
quackcry. The public may e assured they purely
vegetable, they are composed Of nine ngrednts, part
OF the medicine is only found in Asa and IN the val
leys Of Germany. For convenience these extracts
ma e into pills and will lie found sure cure or re-
lief for all bilious complaints, yellow aud bilious
fevers, fever and aye, laInce, scarlet rash, bilious
cholic dyspepsia &c. 1t is not pre- cnlel that this
system is liable Ten thousand useless Efforts have
cen made to draw from the regions OF unknown fancy
some ong-spln theory Of magic ART, which would
clIe each aud every disease Good medicine is not
found in the fire whr wind. Health and happiness
hang upon chance winds-me is the herald Of truth.
The past at least is secure they have already raised
u onimcn, of their greatness which wi defy the
| a wrapper and directions each box which my
| nameIs written al length. Sold wholesale and retail
by the snlscrl err al Gens Falls, ~ 4. b. & ID. Sand
49, and 100 Eaton si. and II. N. Meigs 35S South
Malket ST. Albany. Baum e. lIawey, 2l9 .Siver 81.
| Troy, General Agents for the state of New York.
| MERRITT GRIFFIN.
| For sale by WIN. Rhodes and F.. b. Green, Rich
mond; Morton & CLARK, and ID. e. ID. $ La,hrop
WiIiston Hagar ~ Constock, Shell urn II. Stanton
| Essex Geo. Is. Oates, and An cr Barney, Jericho
J. II. Hnrbut, WesifOrd J. H. Barnes, Charlotte; H.
| Moody and Geo. Peterson, Burlington; and ly f.
| BRIGGS, Burlington, Agent for Chcnden Co., where
Sub Agents can lie supplied at wholesale prices.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-31

The Wings of Burlington met at the Court
House on Monday evening to nominate a
candidate to represent the town. CARLOS
BAXTER, Esq. received the unanimous vote.
The meeting was very large, and never have
we witnessed so much cordially and good
feeling. Baxter will 20 il, like book,
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STRAYED from the snbscbcr, about the llth
- instant, large red COW about ten years old with
white belly and TANKS, end of her horns sawed off,
and bunch on one gambrel Joint. Whoever will
give information where she may be found or return
her to the subscriber, shall b. literally rewarded.
SAMUEL WHIPPLE.
Burlington, July "a 1870
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-31

ComMoDoRE ELLIor,-This gentleman O of figure
head and imported Iackass noterlety, was sentenced
by the Naval Court Martial to be suspended for two
years, The President, il is said, has RENTED so much
of the sentence as suspends the Commodores pa wand
emouments Francis the First after the battle OF
Pavaia, wrote to his mother the queen regent that
"all was lost save his honor" Com Elliot since the
President decson upon the the sentence of the Cour,
viii doubtless congratulate himself thu, nothing is
lost "sars hss honor"
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lust RECEIVED, a, the Variety Store few,

lust RECEIVED at the Variety Store, few
y dozen Harrison Melodies, Of the Boston improved
edition, Icing collection of patriotic songs dedicate!
to the Hero Of Tlppccanoc. Also, a lot Of Harri-
son Amarks for 1911. Thee besides the usual TALES
and calculation. of a common Almanack, contain an
excellent Biography Of Gen. Harrison. 1t is inter-
spersed with numerous original engravings, ilistra
re e ,eanE % d ms ny n 'a'
getting IN ia .hion up here" Fortunately variety
afford him one for here is book entitled ga drop
hard CIDER emboJyng the ,orl ofall the North Bend
Melodies, wing songs &c." Published by Elton, New
York. There came also with the song books, va
rely Of Log Calm Bosom Pins, very pretty
cameo and gold ones. Q an,ry Of log Cabin Medals,
and variety Of other goods, among which was some
steal instruments, seiocs mill, Of roses, and several
kinds of fancy >oap. and pcrfnmery The variety is
con sanilv increasing al PANGsoRN & BRrNsMAlD's.
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NEW SHEET IRON, COPPER & TIN WARE.
~ ESTABLISllMENT.-1he subscriber, a.e ofihe
moved to The Store lately occupied by S;rongs & Co.,
east side of the Court House Square, door north Of
the Log Cabin, is ready to do all kinds OF work
tina, the public wish in his line Of business, such as
,roughs and spoms. All kinds of Tin, sheet Iron and
Copper Ware will I've kept on hand and for sale at as
low prices as can lie ond in the STATE. Sheet Zinc,
Copper Pumps, Lea Pipe, and all other articles in the
line of orr business KEEP, on hand For cheapness OF
price and neaneSs of execution, my work will no, lie
cxcclled by any in the state fyou wish for any III ing
in the above line before you ira Il he sure and call
upon II. IL. BOSlWl
Burlington JAW iS4O
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CNUFF only twenty-five ccuts.--Dr. NJ.

SNUFF only twenty-five ccnts.--Dr NJ,
~ Hltchcock's newly invented SnuiN Ike best arr
Gle ever discovered by scientific men, in Europe OF
America for the cure and absolute relief of Catarrh
Dizziness of the Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous Head,
aches, Fallen Sickness Fits, and Infants troubled
with Snuflles partial shocks Of Palsy, &c, For sale,
wholesale and retail by A. HITCHCOCK & Co.. sole
Proprietor, No. III Genesee st. Utica. and by their
agents throughout the Union. In Burlington, J. q
j. H. Peck e. Co. In Vergennes, byI II. Bowman.
in Milton, by Burnett & Sawyer. In Georgia, by Lo-
reno james,
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STATE OF VERMONT, TIME hon. the probate
DIST. or CMrrENDEN, IS. Il court for the district
of Ch,en lem all persons concerned in the Of
Jonathan Gllel, lac Of Charlotte in SAID district, de-
ceasel, greeting. Whereas, tIeman liosford, executor
ofihe las, will and testament Of aid deceased, proposes
10 render an account ofhs administration, and present
his account against said estate for examination and al
lowance, al session oithe court ofprola, 10 he hold
en- al the Registers Office in Burlington, the second
We lnc>day Of August next therefore, you hereby
notified to appear letorc said court, al the time and
place aforesaid and show cause il any you have, why
The accom-, aforesaid should not he allowed. Given
under my hand a, Darlington, this lth day of Juy A.
d. 1910 wis WIN. WESTON Register.
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NOTICE.

The Society for Religious Inquiry of the University
of Vermont, will hold its anniversary on the 4th OF
Aug. next at the Brick Church. At which time, an
address is expected from Rev. Mr.. James of Albany
N. Y. Exercises will commence at half past two
o'clock P. NJ w. II. MARSH, Cor Secretary.
Burlington July g. 1910.
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Burlington Dye House;
nj SARSFIELD, SILK, WOOLLEN ANT

Vls COTTON DYER-respecifllly informs the
inhabitants of Burlington and the ncle hhoring towns,
that he has taken premises in Waer-sl. one door
south Of d. Davis 5 ore and will commence dying and
finishing M the be t manner, the following good, ::
Broad CasSimeres, new Mernoes, Ladies silk
and Merno Dresses, Shawl-, Hosiery, silk aud cotton
Velvet Gen,emen'S coats, cloaks and Vests dyed and
finished nearly equal TO new, without ripping Broad
cloths silk, woolen cotton good, dyed in the mos,
permanen color> if wanted for merchants and manu-
iacurers, on reasonable terms. Also wor.,ts, skein
cotton, and >kein silk dyed in The most splendid colors.
He has employed elelrael dyer and color maker,
CORNELIUS MoLoNI. Mr.. Moony was employed "a
superintendent in OF the largest dying establish
mens, in Grta, Britain and America. The public may
manner and with all possible despatch 42m
Burlington. JnlV IL 800
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holding public stations should interfere in popular cleo
tons, for they undoubtedly interested, and of
course interested judges and for this reason | gave
early notice &c such officers were under my control
that interference with popular elections further than
their votes would be sufficient cause for removal from
office"
If Mr.. Jefferson was correct in his view of the
matter, Mr.. Van Ness must now be a little be-
eide himself, it strikes us.
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TRtrH.-Ile who speaks lightly of fc-
male society is numskull or knave-thc
former not having sense enough to discern
its benefits, and the lattet hating the re-
straint it lays on his vices.
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1M I @ al

In Jericho, on the 9th inst, JOIN LYMAN 3 rcvo-
lutonary soldier aged 80 years.
In Cambridge on the 2lst inst. Mr.. JOSEPH p
HAwLEy aged IS years. He was at work in the field
at the time, and without complaining at ALL dropped
down dead. II s supposed blood vessel broke.
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DEwEY's Patent Spring Tooth HorseRake

y The Wire Tooth Horse- Rake, which has been
used with so much satisfaction during the las, two
hayng seasons in the counties of Rutland, Addison
and Bennington w. and Washington, ~ Y. will be
kept for sale the present season by S,rRONGS& Co.
they are easily tended, and do the work faster and
better than any other Horse Rake in use. It is
found by experience that the expense Of raking hay
with the Spring Tooth Horse Rake is only about one
quarter as much as the common method Of raking
with handrakes besides securing ebay in better
der. Some farmers who have large meadows, esti-
mate the use of one rake last hay season forty to
fifty dollars. DAVID DEWEY, Patentee.
Iuly l. $50
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NOTICE.

:. The annual joint meeting Of the Phi Sigma M and
University Institute Societies of the University of YER
mont will be held on Wednesday, August 9Th, at the
Brick Church, at o'clock, p. NJ.
ii. S. BnEwsrEn, Secretary
ofhc Phi Sigma M Society
JAMES Il. Moons, Secretary of the Institute.
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A SLiGHr CHANCE ron THE BETTER Since the
Harrisburg nomination five states have held their
elections. These five, New Hampshire, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, Virginia, Louisiana, all voted for Van
Buren, in ashland now oil but one have voted against
him. Look at the difference between SO and 40.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-31

The Ladies of the Protestant Episcopal Church, will
hold n Fair at the Court House, Burlington, on
Wednesday, August 9Th, commencing at 9 o'clock, A.
NJ and close at sunset Tickets to be had at the door
to be redeemed by articles for sale.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-31

C,ARPETINGs.--The subscribers have on hand
" full assortment of Ingram and Common wool
Carpetng, Venetian and Cotton do Rush Mating,
Oil Cloths, &C. which will be sold for Cash at New
York prices. n. LOVELY g. co.
July 80 1870
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-31

NO person can have an ads
~ quatc idea Of the astonishing relief which DR..
Relics Asthmac or Consumptlve Pills give in Con-
SUMPTION Cough, Colds, Asthma difficulty OF BREATH
ing, Nhee2ng tghtness of the Chest Pain in the side
splitting of blood, &c. fair trial only is necessary
to convince persons suffering from these complaints
that this is one of the valuable medicines yet dis
covered-and this is the testimony of relieved patienta
CASES. a gentleman, Of this ncighborhood, recently
observed to the proprietor that he believed these pills
had kept him alive for the last two years. Many
others give similar testimony a letter sta,es-"ths
Ashmatc Pills give such astonishing relief in cases Of
Cough, Common Colds, &c as no one can believe,
unless they make the trial" Important testimony.
''rhere has been (writcs urgenU IN unusual call
this winter for Relte's Asthmatc Pills Applicants
pronounce them valuable medicine and say they
cannot find substitute" young I.ady--Was three
years afflicted with violent cough, paln in the sida
splitting of blood, and disturbed rest at nipht-and
was restored To perfect health by taking two boxea
case Of Asthna--Of thirty years standing, was
cured by these Pills. A Gentleman--Who had been
for years afflicted with violent cough, difficulty OF
breathing &c cured by these invaluable Pills.
An Agent wrtes-"four Relics Ashrpatic Pills.
gain credit daily" A Physician writes.-After al
other medicines have failed to give relief in consump.
ton cases, have found the Relics Asthmec Pills
most excellent! Extract-"Several persons afflicted
with lung COMPLAINTS in various STAGES of the disease
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rDTnJES...A ycry large assortment of all 5 z.s
ID of Bibles, aud pri,es from so cts. 10 Sl5 each
.Jus, reed suI for sale ., the Beck store
'''' ~ r 4 pRAMAN,
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DWIGHT Dcanss Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ,VTNlIE honorable The
DISTRICT OF CniTTEsDEs, IS. i Probate Court
for the District of Chttendn, To all persons concern.
ed IN the Estate Of Dwight Dcau, late Of Burlington, n
sad district dccca ed, GREETING.
WHEREAS II. W. r. Dean, ADMINISTRATOR Of The
estate OF saddeceased proposes to render an account
ofhs administration, and present his account, against
said estate for examination and allowance at session
ef the Court Of Probate TO he holden At the the Regis.
ters office, in arlington, on the second Wednesday
of August next, therefore, you hereby notified ts
appear before aid court at the time and place aforo-
said, aud shcw cause, if any you have, why the
account aiores aid should not lie allowed. Given under
my hand at Burlington, this 22j day Of July, A. D.
1910. Jy.2O. WIN. WESTON Register.
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Variety Store Inv 2S.

variety store, Ju X5s
WE are receiving fresh supply fGoods, among
w them are black and lrittania Casiors steel and
gilt Watch Keys, violin and volncello strings, Flutes,
Flies, Eylets, Penri ead>, Feather Fans Satin Bced.,
white satin Hea Bands, Log Cabin Bosom Pins and
Medals, Poor Mans Pa>ters, and many other goods
PANGBORN T. BRlNSMAlD.
MORE NEW BOOKS, Just received at the Book
WI Store, New Home. Who III follow. Young
Ladies Companion. Countess Ida. Haywarrs New
England Gaze'eer. Mictells Geographical Reader,
a system OF Geography, comprising a Description OF
the World with the grand divisions, designed for in
a'ric,ons in schools and families. Wonders of the
Heavens. ID. A. BRAMAN.
THE Seectmen of Burlington hereby give notice
i that they will attend at the town house Friday
the 3lst day of July, l9i0 to act upon all appeals
from the assessments Of the listers in conformity with
the law Of this state.
R N2skE LL22Hy EE s'''s'""'
BURLINGTON, Jnlv TO- 1870
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IL 10000 DIE OF cNNsuMPTfoy every year 10
the United Sacs and millions 81 Ter fcoH troublesome
coughs and colds, that can | a curul ly DR.. NJ Hitch.
cock Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough Drops, a safe
medical prescription, coniang no poisonous drugs, aud
used in extensive praclc. for several years will
most positively afford relief, and save You from iha,
awful diseaee, pulmonary consumption, which usually
sweeps into The grave hnnreds cf the Young the old.
the fair, the lovely and the gay. Have you coughj
BE persuaded TO purchase bottle Of the Cough Drops
to-day Tomorrow may lie TOO late. Have you
cough!-Dr. liitcecok'S Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough
Crops is the only remedy you should take TO you,
For this plaig rcason.-Tha in no one of The ,hasand
Eases where it has lecn II. ed has 1t tailed TO relieve
Price 75ccnts per bottle For ale, whole ale and Rv-
tan, by A. HITCHCOCK 4 co. No. III Gene GO
So, Utica, NJ Y. Aud by their agents throughout the
United States. In Burlington, by J. q J. H. Peck 3
Co. In vergennes by J. II. Bowman In Miltor,
by Burnett l.. Sawyer. In Georgia, by Lorenzo James,
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WRAPPING PAPER-IOO Realms Wrapping
and rs's g IN. IN. large supply 1w. BSA tsk Gap