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IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS x YOUNG

l. tEMAl.L~.--DoCTs.i tEyNOLDs * PARMELEYs
celebrated Pulls, or HEALTH RESTORATIVE
for complaints peculiarly incident 10 the Female Sex.
This article is now brought before the public, undcl
sanction OF the strongest simon from those who
have alike used II, and also witnessed its unequallcd
powers, IN the removal OF Female o1s'ructluns Of the
most aggravated and desperate character. These
testimonials are not brought from the ignorant and
llltcratc-hut from Physicians and other Scientific
Persons, who have tested It's great virtues, and now
recommend il in Their practice and lend 10 1t the sane
ton of their names. Its not intended as many medI-
cines generally are lor all the varieties OF disease,
which it is the lot 10 suffer under. But it is intended,
simply for one class OF compialnts, and those only re
lating To one sex. These being cfrailor a delicate ma.
ture, there would be more than an orddary degree of
dillidcnce in coming with this aruclc before the public
were it not the fact that thousands are continually
passing from the stage of action, victims To disease,
which this medicine has never failed 10 prevent or
cure. Such has been the provision of Mature, thar
nearly all the complaints of Females ARE connected in
some degree with the habits allied to their sex. And
many can bear witness, where a mere cold at par
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26

II A.. BRAMAN, BOOKSELLER AND SrATIoNEP,
-. Burlington, respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he is still constantly making additions
To his assortment OF Lac, Medical, Classical, Hstor-
ical, and Miscellaneous Works, from most Of the
prominent publishing houses in the country. He will
andcavor 10 have il at all times embrace the most
popular publications in every branch of literature and
science. His stock of School Books, in every depart
use, comprises all that are used in this section of the
country. Blank Books of all sizes and descriptions,
of superior ruling and paper, and hound in n substan-
tial manner, constantly on hand. Cap and Letter
Drawing and Fancy paper of all colors and varieties.
together with a general assortment of STATIONERY
and almost every article usually called for in a Book
store, always for sale. All of which were purchnsed
at very low prices, and will be sold at a small advance
from cost.
A1fIIe respectfully invites the attention of Parents
Teachers and Merchants, to his stock and prices.
Burlington, Nov. 10, $50.
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IOOk At THIG.

THE copartnership of N. LOVELY & Co. by its
L own Limitation, will expire on the Sth Of April
next. Having by recent arrivals added TO our fall
sonablo and well selected GOODS, as large and of as
great a variety as was ever offered in this market-at
such prices, as will make 1t for the interest of EVERY
purchaser, to buy at this well known establishment,
or better known as the Cheap Cash Store, ION cheap
side" We cannot enumcratc, but would merely say,
we have
Dry Goods, of every variety and quality,
Carpctings, English, Scotch and American,
Oil Cloths, a beautiful assortment,
Rugs, Mats, Drugget for Floor Cloths,
Ctockery and Glass Ware,
Looking-G Glasses direct from the manufacturer,
Paper Hanrings,
DRY GROCERIES.
Dry Goldfish, Shad and Mackcrel,
Butter, Cheese, dried Apples, and Lard,
for family use.
Burlington, February 10, 1871.
N. B-Nced we say any thing to those indebted
to this firm? we shall see.
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DUssELL,s sroMAcu RlrTlRs. NAV ts

y lsSsli' SlbhANi llI lI.hN. nav re
~ used in " incC or waicr.-Thc- ccv'cI rated bitcrs
are composed purely q were a Hes Of the most innO-
cent yet specific virtues. lLcy are recommended par
icT'ury t,r restoring weak constitutions, cleansin.
and strengthening the stomach. AMI increasing lie
apleiltc-also a preventative a-aI u>tt IL" cholera NOR
bus, fever and a-uc, removing ul,>ca, vomiting,
heart hUrnlHg, weakness in the lrca.', pain n the
stomach and other syluptcms otfai""icc aud iNJIScs-
Non. O1e Lex wal tinriure enc gallon. Prtc % cts.
i ioX.
RussrLi's Iron OiVrMrTr.-Thi, choice and sac
ointment j. sand tot = superior 10 any now IN use, for
that disagreed. e aud luath>ome d>Caae, tie ITCH.
This Ointment i 30 ccarain in lis operation that no
person tloINicl with the above disorder ought 10 "a
without it,. 1t Is a remedy Tor cuiau-oJs cruplion,,
scurhntc affections ot the lead, q any Other realins
ont which arcs from sharp hGn!ors IN tic blood.
Price - Ct. a lox.
Rus,rII's VEGETABLE luIIovs Pms, or family
physlc, for general usc, in ca'", Of Iaundlor, morbid
scn>il Iliv II The stomach and uWrl>, loss II appetite,
tp'id lrcaln. cuslvrpr>s, Piles, and all t,ClSC> aris-
ing from hillary arrangements also fir correcting
the stale Of the Hood, and cleansing the >yslcm u
t,ul and visrld humuur,. Thee pills are a mud Ca
thartc, producing member pans nor gripping, and ara
therefore 4 valuable and highly approved medicine,
and are pronounced - such the most distinguishes
phy>icicns. Each los containing s. PMS. Price
374 ct..a On
RasseI's celebrate ed SuLr RurUM OINTMENT -Th,
is GnqEcsuunallv tie est and salV-t remedy ever yet
! offered 10 the public for that ~ul>luac disorder "a 1t
RiEUM. Where u,hcr means have failed, 1t has SUE
ceelcl, and The fact Thai D. has cen extensively u,ed
by eminent Practitioners peaks vormcs IN IT, prat,c.
Ii IS equally eiicarlous N all disease q The 81 >,
scaid head, ring worms, and the mu>' luye,tganc heb,
Ne. &c. Numerous ucrii. a'.> ru-Ai PC claimed,
lul III. propritor chooses tha1 "a fair r.aI ,Ao.ld lc he
box. For sale ~ ]. 4 ]. II. Peck Co., Theodore
A. Peck 4 CO., sign of The Mortar, and lIu, srt Moody,
Burlington; lr. {. /. Nile, and iltl Cock, II n,s-
lurgh :. II. Barnes, Charlotte; l.. Jane, Georgia
l.. Tyler, Essex ful'cr y llun;iugion, Rlchmonj.
Also, ly the druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the state. t2.ynl
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STATE OF VERMONT, 2THE Probate court
DISTRICT OF cHIrTENDEN, IS. l. for the District Of
Chittendcn, Toall persons interested in the estate .r
Rcuben Bond, late Of Cndetllill, in said district, deceas-
ed. tcsintc.
Zba w. Church, administrator dc jonis nan with
the will annexed, of the estate of the said Reuben
Bond having filed in said court his petition in writing,
setting forth that the personal estate of SAID deceased,
as Inyentol!cd. amounts to Sijg 90, and the real estate
10 $500 90; that S-5 90 of the personal estate has been
assigned to the WIDOW uIsalI deceased, and the balance
thercofhas been expended in the administration ofsaid
estate: that thcrejs due to Melinda Rogers late widow,
and late cXecutlIX Of the last will, of said deceased
s5j 50, as appears from her administration account
allowciby SAID coult; that the claims allowed by the
commissioners against said estate amount TO sl45 35
which remain unpaid that the real estate Of said dc
ceased consIs's of about sixteen acres of land living in
sad Cndcrhal, on both sides of the hill road leading
from Undcrhlll village to Cambridge. bounded on the
north, east, and west, by lands owned by Reuben Par
ker and on the south by land occupied by Judson
Ozark, on which SAID sixteen acres Is Il house and barn;
shat the WIDOW of said deceased has n life estate in
ono equal undivided third part OF said land, and that
a sale of said land, together with the rcvcrsion of the
WIDOWS dover therein, is necessary for the payment
OF the de- is against sad estate and the expenses of
administration, and Praying said court to grant him
licen. c TO sell said land and the reversion of the Wild
ow' s dover therein. Whcreupon the court aforesaid
doth appoint the 18th day of March, 1911, for hearing
ar deciding on said petition, at tho Office of the l,cqis-
ter ofsaid court in Burlington and doth order that all
persons interested in said estate be notified thereof, bv
publication ofthis order, containing the substance OF
SAID petition, three weeks successfully in the Burling-
ton Free Press, n newspaper printed in Burlington, m
the county of Chittendcn. the last of which publica-
TONS to be previous 10 said 10th day Of March, 1871.
Given under my hand at burlington, this 10th day O
February, l5il. WIN. WESTON, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT ! TNo all persons, in
tate of Earnabas p. Rarnum, Eli Harnum and Julia
\ Barnum, of Milton in said district, infants aud minor
children Of Ell Barnum, late Of said Mllton deceased,
Arthur Hunting, guardian of Barnabas L. Barnum,
Ell Barnum and Julia \. Barnun, minors having
made application 10 the Probate Court within and for
said District, setting forth that the said Barnabas p,
Ell and Julia 4. are seized as tenats in common in
their own right in fee of three equal undivided fifteenth
parts of two certain parcel, Of land, situated in South
Hero in the county of Grand Isle and State of Yer
mont, described ms follows, to wit: Lot No. 81 of the
first division of Samuel HOsiord, supposed 10 contain
81 acres of land, also 10 acres on Lot No. 9S of the
st division of Joseph Smith, and is that part of said
Lot No. 9S of which Milo Adams late of said South
Hero died seized, and representing thata sale of the
said lands of his SAID wards would be conducive to
their best interest, and praying SAID court To authorize
and empower him, the sad guardian to sell the said
three equal undivided fifteenth parts of said two par
GELS ofland agreeable TO the statutcln such case made
and provided.
Whereupon the court aforesaid doth order that the
said application he heard before said court at n session
thereof 10 be held AT the Registers office in Burling.
ton in said county Of Chittcnden on the 10Th dav Of
January 4. d.. ISL, and that notice thereof be given
to all persons interested by publication Of this order
containing the substance of said application three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press, the
last of which publications. to he previous To the said
18th day OF January, lS4l. Given under my hand nj
Burlington, this 30th day Of December, A.. d. 1910.
CHARLES RUSSELL, Judge.
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PAINTS n OILS.
Shcrman's Breast Ointment,

H"npplied properly and ndue time, will cure the most
painful cases of swellcd breasts, and prevent the for.
nation Of abscesscs-Eycn where the swelling has
pointed and shown every appearance of breaking, this
ointment has epIirely ~dispolled it, and restored the
parts to a healthy condition. In applying it, a smooth
and soft covering TO the breast should be made of soft
leather, or fine compact llnln, with a hole in the cen
tire to admit the nlple. When So made, put 4 coating
of the ointment over the inner surface and apply it
closely and smoothly over the whole breast, lea, rg
the nipple protruding through the hole, SO that The
child can nurse, which it should do as long rs the
mother can bear il. Care should bc taken to have the
breast drawn by the child or otherwise, so as to pre-
vent an accumulation OF milk. Whenever the plas-
ter gets rlnklcd, and thereby uncomfortable, n new one
Should he applied, and constantly worn until a cure
is affected. ltis sometimes necessary 10 slit the sides
So they viii conform to tie shape of the breast, and
cover il closely. Ask for Shorman's breast ointment.
and see that his Signature thus, "A. StermGn, ~
H.. is on the wrapper, none other can be genuine.
SHERMAN'S PAplLLAlY OIL
Is the only infalllble remedy for sore nipples ever dis
covered. 1t will cure the most troublesome cascs in
a few days, without d~eprlNIng the infant Of the breast
warranted superior to all other rcnIdl,s when applied
according To the directions on the bottle. STE that
the Signature of 4. .She,MGn, W. d." is on the
wrapper, none other IS genuine. BE particular or you
will be deceived and disappointed. Sold at the V are
~ store. PANGBoRN X EllN MAID
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- BFOnUtTS u
~ Co, have published under the direction and sane
ilon OF the Boston Musical institute, n book ofChurch
niusico Oh every variety Tor devotional exercises, called
me Bosion, Musical Institutes Collection of Church
Ni9sie' Inc whole having been composed, selected
and arranged by Thomas Conner, Esq, Ornanis, at
Kings Chapel.
For a long time w have known that Mr. Conner has
been lndustriously preparing this work for the press.
Within his resources and no man in this country has
grcator-nothlng has been left untouched which would
aid in the composition of Sacred Music, He has had
English, German and Italian music at his command,
and has used them freely.
Mr. Conner is the most accomplished musician, in
all the departments of the science and practice of that
divine art, that VIC have known in Boston and his
nainelS a warrant that the often repeated humbun Of
making a new book out ofold tunes, spoiled by the
absurd alterations Of an lgnoramus, has not been
practlscd. His knowledge of harmony is profound
ms taste pure and highly cultvatedin tlielest schools;
his acquaintance with authors of sacred, operate,
vocal and instrumental music is uneaqualcd by any
other member of the profession among us. As a per
former on the violin, piano forte, and especilv upon
the organ, he has acquired a reputation in Boston,
that is truly cnviable-a reputation which neither he
nor the institute you'd sacrifice by publishing poor
book.
From n cursory examination of this collection, we
are satisfied 1t is the bestevcr published in this country,
y solar as 1t is new, rich, appropriate, and adapted to
the popular taste and the state of musical knowledge,
The melodies are choice, the harmonic simple, easy
and correct ; the varieties of tunes and anthems are
suited to every occasion and such is the tone of
feeling which generally pervndcs the book, thai we
feel confident that all who desire improvement will
Introduce il into their choirs Immediately. People
may, iftiey please, adhore to the dull music Of old
times; but we advise them to follow the example OF the
Institute, and keep pace with the improved taste of
modern days, and better music. boston Daiiy
Times.
All lovers of music arc requested to call and ex-
anime the above book at ID. A. BRAMAN'S
Jan. ~, 1871. Book Store.
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John Abbott's Estate.

John AbbOtt's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, lTHE Honorable
DtsrRIcT OF CHrrTESDEN, IS. : l. the Probate Court
for the District of Chittcndcn To all persons concern
ed in ~theestate of John Abbott, late Of Burlington, in
said District, deceased, GREETiNa:-
WHEREAS, Lucy Ann Abbott, exccutrix of the last
will and Testament of said deceased, proposes to rem
der an account of her administration, and present her
account against said estate for examination and allow
ance at a session of the Court of Probate, to he hol.
den at the Registers Office in Burlington on the Sc
cond Wednesday of March next. Therefore, You
are hereby notified To appear before said court at the
time and place aforesaid, and show cause, if any You
have, why the accountaforcsaid should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, thisllth day
Of February, A. d. lS4l.
WN WESTON Peo;ey,r
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VNTE, the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w honorable tho probate court for the district of
Grand Isle, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Azubah Wadsworth, late of South Hero
in said district, deceased, represented insolvcnt, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto,
and six months from the day of the date hercofbeing
allowedby said court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the business
of our appointment, at the dwelling house of the said
Azubah Wadsworth, deceased, in South Hero, on the
first Monday of March next at 10 O'Clock, A.. NJ.
Dated at South Hero, January 23d. 1871. f3
FRANKLIN ROBINSON, Commits
OR2lNGE PHELPS, sionors.
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Elisha REYNOLDS Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, A a Probate Court
ling house in North Hero in said district, on the 23d
day of January, A. ID. 1871, present the Hon. Joel
Allen Judge, An instrument purporting 10 be the last
will and testament of Elisha Reynolds, late of Isle La
Mott, in said District, deceased, being presented to
the court here by Elizabeth Reynolds, one of the ex-
ecutors therein named, for probate, it is ordered by
said court that all persons concerned therein, be noti-
fed TO appear at a session of said court to be holden
at the dwelling house of Jedediah p. Ladd, in North
Hero on the 2lth day of February next, at | o'clock,
p. NJ. and show cause if any they have, against the
probate of said will, for which purpose it is further
ordered that a copy of the word of this order be pub
lishcd three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press, a paper printed at Burlington, in the county OF
Chlttendcn as soon as may be.
A true copy Of record.
f3 Attest JOEL ALLEN, Judge.
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New Establishment.

I. WHALING y, co. inform tho public that
- they have located themselves in the village OF
Burlington, and have fitted up a store on the east side
oi Shurch street, which may well he dcnominated
cheap SIDE nearly opposite the bank of Burling-
.on, ana are receiving from New York a choice selcc-
u9n OF goods well suited TO the season, which they
oherio sale dstoic as can be purchased in the country,
ior ready Pay. Among their goods may be found
beaver ana broad cloths, cassimeres, satinots, nannels,
m,crInos, mousline de lanes dc. A choice selection,
also OF French, English and American prints, equal.
al least, 10 any in burlington. A general assort-
tlent OF %calnbric!s, musins, plain and figured, edgings,
lnserilngs,, blond laces, dc. A great variety of shawls,
ana dress handkcrchiefs, ladies' gloves and hose, with
a good supply of bleachcd and unbleachod domestic
goods. Also a good supply of ~crockery, of the latest
patterns, with a few elegant astral parlor lamps and
lnally, a lew choice family groceries, such rs teas,
sugars, molasses, coffee, rice, raisins, dry fish, tobac-
COS, lamp oils, dc.
we do not pretend to specify all the kinds, TO say
nothing oil the numerous articles Of which each kind
IS Composed; but suffice it to say, that the assortment
VIII be found to contain most of the articles wanted
IN the country; and those that favor us with their
custom vii be entirely relieved from the examination
oil Old goods, or remnants. Our entire stock is new,
and fresh from the market, and has been selected with
the greatest possible care. with reference to the wants,
comforts and benefit of the people. But we do not
wish the public to take our word in this matter, but
most cordially invite them to call and examine for
themselves. Burlington, Nov. 26, 1910.
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AT TOWARDS, Dec, I. 1910,

SILK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, for Ladies and
Gentlemen. Articles that are said if not quite
to cure will greatly alleviate Rheumatic pains. Also
the Genuine Brandreth's Pills, which with the use OF
me above articles II taken will eradicate Rheumatism
from any person recently afflicted, if not so, money
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26
SNUFF ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.-D. NJ.

SNUFF ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.-D. NJ.
~ Hitchcock's newly invented Snu0' the les, arti-
Gle ever discovered by scientific men, in Europe or
America, for the cure and absolute relief Of Caiarrh,
Dizziness Of the Head, Weak Eyes, Ncrvons Head.
aches, Fallen Sickness Fits, and Infants troubled
with Snuiiles, partial hooks Of Palsy, &c. For sale
wholesale and retail, by A. HITCHCOCK & Co., sole
Proprietor, No. III Gcncsee ST.. Utica, and by their
agents throughout the Union. In Burlington, J. g.
J. Il. Peck & Co. In Ncrgcnncs, by J. II. Bowman.
In Milton, by Burnett u Sawyer. In Georgia. by Lo-
go 20 lane.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ladi-. and Gentlclnxn

Ladies and Gentlemen
l. of Burlington are respectfully informed that J.
SALTER, PRAcTlcAL PmRENoLoGIsr, will remain a
short time atthe American Hotel where he Will receive
visitors tor the EXAMINATION OF HEADS, or will
wait upon those who prefer IT,, al their residences. In
divhlual> or partic, who avail themselves of his pro-
tcs>ional services, are guaranteed a correct delucnuiun
OF their various prevailing dispositions and peculiari-
lies Of talent, accompanied with directions that may
assist them IN improving their letter qualifications
and correcting their Deficiencies.
tD"Mr. ;. viii deliver a cour,e Of Lectures on this
increasing science in the Court House, particulars II
which will be announced in n future advertisement.
Burlington, January |, ISL.
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NAGNTCTIC 0DONTICA.--THF TEETH

w HE iEfIIl'!-lHE lSClNPsBAHLD ICOTH
fEEPAHyrIoS. The fact Is proved. aud The mos; IN
grcdalous al doubling are fully convinced, a. We have
he evidence from the sale VI 2o.UC0 oxts Of IL. Olon-
tica, within the past year, That the Utopiun dreams Of
the %alchyinist are realized, and a remedy discovered
for preserving those important ard u,ct ulp,ndaces
OF the human system, the use If The Magnet g Odon-
tea, which ty its attractive, and strengthen n- quali-
ties, removes u. eXtraueous Substance, from tie teeth
alI preserves them IN hcrnGtural irlIIanev, and the
gums N >%ornlurSs and lcauty. Its a>ccralneI from
experience, that when u,ed, the tech vii, never 10
cay, hut remain III The la:e>t axe Of man, with Their
natural wear. When they are decavel, it, progress
will tie arrested, and the teeth preserved and prevented
and preserved from acAIug-aI. tns has cen done il,
4 multitude Of instances: and murc-u thousands VI
ca Is, nervous touihache, Chat q max Of pain) has at
once !ccn { .ertual, cured ly popular den'ririce ia
America. And IN conclusion, where, or who l., tL.
young lady or gentleman, aye, the 'udi7 1.al that
values a caulilul set ufIee,h. sound gums and Il sweet
hrraih more than fifty cents, that will lc longer de.t.-
me uta box If Dr.. ". Uichcoc'.'> Ma-nc,n Olonuca.
For "A = whole>a'c and real, ~ A.HilCllCuCk ~
Co., No. III Genc,cc -. Juya, y. y, aGl ly their
agent, throughout the tn'cI States. In Darlington,
by J. & J. II. Peck 4 Co., and Thoo. y. Peck & Co.
In NergcnEcs by J. II. Bowman. In Milton, by Bur.
nets& Sawyer. lnGcorgia, by Lorenzo James. au.2