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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26
NO THE BALD-IIEADtDN OTHERS

L ID es an know a eighbOr or friend who has
been Bald and whose head is now covered wuh iint
h,irl One whose coat collar was covered with dan
duff though brushed every hour-wh,ch has now van
isbed en,rel, o. whose hairs at eaIl, age were
Iur ing grew, Who now has not grey han Children
whose heads were coyrieds ~ilh scmf,-whose h''r
would not grow thai are growing the fullest cops
of hair Some cases must be known 10 most pe'son'
Ak Them The Cause, and on viii he told thai these
hing. have been done By the Of The Balm OF Co.
iumb,a OF 20 years growth ia this article, Its demand
increasing annually some hundred per cen.-'h'ugh
when discovered opposed by an, Thing tor the same
nurpose now assailed by almost numbeiess mnshi Don
Trash u, that will ruin the hair Il used TO an,
extent. Can more than these facts be w"n'ed-teiei
10 the recommendations by list OF names OF especa.
bil;iy uneauaed by any other article. Look TO these
,hings-buy this aricie Stay and preserve your han
BIZ ia use or Il bald restore it, LADIES' attend 10 ms
-huudret.s in fashionable life are using II as the oni,
article really TT for the toilet Long har rs Neiy apr
10 fall out. Ladies, use The balm nl tohhb,a IN lime
10 save yourselves The disgrace Of badness by neglect
If vour persons LIS your duty, MOI alsls to pre-.
serve the beauties OF nature, with which houu''
Creator has endowed YOU use the Bamor II VIII do IT,
CAUTION TO BE REMEMBERED.
Several most fragrant attempts have been made TO
,unl p, ieu the true Bam OF Columbia. some OF the
,osiers have gone 50 lar as 10 counterfeit the srrn'
4, wrappers and the Falls oi Niagara, ami e'e'v eN-
,tn,l ma, excepi the name OF Comstock, winch they
la,e no, Corae To avoid imposh"ns iherelo'e, al
wa,s look Tor the name Of ComsIoek Co. or L. -
Comstock and never bu, the article nnless u has ma
name upon il Sold Wholesale aud ieiail ONLY a. NO,
2 Fletcher street, N. Y. iHEO. A. FEM " Co.
Whole ale Agents for the State OF Vermont lie
A MEXICAN ALMANACS for ISL, for sale al
"A the book store, p, \, BRAMtN.
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TNQUIRF..ASK THOSE WHO KNOW.

l. Those onl, who know b\ lal OI immediate uhser-
variou o' any idea OF The effects. OF The pc eui
relief of the almos charm-ke cures Effected IN cases
of the PILES, RHEUMATIsM, all SwELLINGs, and
all external PAISs, no matter how severe, b, the use
OF lIa,s' Lnmeut. + md one who has used il that " Ill
not laud il above al things used and will find
VIVA, Cannot be found. ;t-fStor The rerfoi suffer
ing human beings who ma, be afflicted, beg YOU 10 ak
ASK Of those who knOw-ask the Hon. ALFRED
CoSKLIS, U. ) Judge Tor that district, residing near
Auburn, ask MATTHEW J. MYERS, Esq. hens,
y. Y ;a-k Gen. DUFF GREEN, late oil Washington
cit each Of these gentlemen know ofcases uncOuner.
able ky all olher rrined ca hyslcans, though 'eG
Tor man, years. ,ha, have been ed by The Of The
genuine Hays Liniment Tn usands Of other person
know sm'lar cues. We appeal Ia their sense Of JUS
lice-,heir human feelings. LII is but 6nt> yon
owe to your suffering fellow. beings to let this gIea
remed, he known. Speak of heu all your l,leads
This III save much pam where the newspapers are
not read, where readers inc eduons, because so
man, worthless articles Are advertised Tor the same
purpose. 10 BUYERS say, II all who have usrd do
not say is brNond all praise, then do not take II
The ~ op ieor III allow this article 10 he pad Tor
unless It Gu, es w.en all the directions fully follow
ed Win any one suffering refuse now TORY II he
does he ought to be pilrd more ir his obsnary Than
his suile, ing. & Mr. HAYS would never consent To
offer this article he compelled by his sense Of
moral -o religious dnly-io do all IN his powe' Tor he
victims Of dsiiess and misery. For this purpose he
would sooner devoe fortune. than secoe 'ollar ur
any worthless article. iL-J~LOOh OUT. some
swinders have ieiled this article, and pu' NJ
with various devices. DO not be imposed upon. One
Thing onl, will project ,ouii is the name of ComstOck
e. Co that name he always on the wrapper, OF
ysu ore cheated. Do not forget il. Take this drrec,
lion with ,ou aud by that, never buy for II s
impossible for any other 10 be nne o, genuine
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold nv Comstoc5 &. Co. Fletcher sreeI, n. York.
THEO. a. PECK II Co. Wholesale Agents for the
i,te Of Vermont.
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sHERMAN's room MANS PLASTER,

nNLN I2k cents each. Each plaster has printed
~ ON the back oft, "Shermans Poor mans pla >ter.
Ii is the best strengthening plaster IN The world, ana
sovereign remedy for pam or weakness IN the back,
lons side, breast, neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism,
lumbago, &c. &c. One million year Will not supply
The demand. They require little warming before APP
pcation. Warranted superior 10 all others, and ior
one quarter the usual price, making not only Tue be,
but The cheapest plaster in the world u affords re'lci
in few hours, and makes astonishing cures In iver
complaint and dyspepsia, II should lie worn over Inc
region of the liver or stomach, and will aord great
and astonishing relief. In coughs, colds, asthma, diff
Guilty of breathing, oppression Of The chest or stomach
they will Immediately sooth, and greatly henet,t the
patent Persons OF sedentary habits, or those obliged
ia stand much will receive decided support from one
ofthe,e truly, Strengthening pa>ers. Physicians gem
orally recommend them, IN preference 10 all o'hers,be
cause they stick adhere better and aiord greater
relief In their operation they slnulant, tome,
and anoJyne They are composed OF entirely different
IT. gradients from any Others and known from Inc eN-
perence of millions, who have used them, as wen a.
The united e timony, Of all The celebrated ana u>'n,
q, he'd clergy and physicians, 10 he the most use'
aud highly nelcattI plaster, ever invented or oefe'
10 the pubc. Several persons have caeu AZ me ware
hons. 10 express their surprise and thanks at lhe
almost miraculous cures these plas'ers nave eieN'e
One man who had been 30 afflicted WIN fhenna's''
A. IN lie unable 10 dress himself wiiho assistance,
wa.snahlel after wearing one, only one nSh' 10 re,
M alone IN the morning, put on his CLONES anu can
a, our Office with eyes ieaung with 10Y ana MS ton.ns
Enournp forth the gladness OF his heart al the Sudden
and signal relief he had received from ms besi Oh AL
remedies, ASK for Dr. Shernan's Poor Mans raster
Il is so called because the price places ~ 'he power
of all 10 purchase, being only l2a cts Son az M va
r;ev .,ore by PANGBORN BRiNSMAiD
Jewellers burlington, W. wholesal eagenis. llbe'
| nj Discount mcrchantst who boonryu sell again.
90 Thousand good pine Shingles for sale BY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26

4 BLESSING to Mothers. American Soothing
n Syrup for children cutting teeth, The timely
use Of this article will save children much pam, often
a Fever and The painful operation OF lancng the Gum
pric. reduced TO 37A Godirey's Cordial an excel
lent article tor the nursey Ia cts. both those articles
sold a, the Variety Store, PASGsonN d BRISsNAtp.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26

NOTICE.. TRION, Merchant Tailor, would
" respectfully announce to the public and his old
customers in particular, that he continues to accom-
modate all who CALL with the atesimproved fashions
and work not inferior to any, on reasonable notice,
at his old stand GU st. Paul street. On hand and for
sale cheap for cash choice assortment of superior
Broadcoths, Casslmeres, Vestngs, and Trimmings.
n. b. Goats cut for so cents, cash.
7. S. Whose indebted will please call and Ii nnay
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26

MORE NEW BOOKS, Just received at the Book
lX1 Store, A New Home. Who II follow. Young
Ladie, Companlou Countess Ida. Hayward's New
England Gazetteer. Mitchers Geographical Reader,
a system OF Geography, comprising Description Of
the World with the grand divisions, designed for in
strucllons in schools and families. Wonders Of the
Heavens ID. A. BltAMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26

CALI 900 Mno.s Coarse Packing Salt
~ 5000 Mnots Liverpool Salt,
For sale, in quantities to suit purchasers and dev.
cred al any Port on Lake Champion, by
JASON c. PIERCE & son.
ST. Johns L. c., Sept. 4, 1870
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26
GERMAN Cough SYRUP.

A Few dozens Of this famous medicine, for the
n Colds and Coughs, are for sale by the subscrl'
-, Recommendations from many of our citizens
w. no g;vcn THEO. A. PECK a. co.
~" ~ Apo'teeaTies Court House Sqpore
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26

4 Oar, Lump ana brown sugar, Teas, Coffee sperm
IL candles, winter strained lamp ell, moasses, rice,
nutmegs Eng. currants soda crackers, cloves, CHINA
mon saeratus, brooms &c. for sale by
MS N, LOVELY, g. co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26

Il ilrGS NJ nlne, Pc-:umery Paiuis Dye Stuifs,
- C,s, N1Iu'-h $ Brushes, &c. The subscriber
selected with great care, which he will dispose of
the lowest market prices. ROBERT MOODY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26

/,ONFECTIONARIES- received a selected
I variety of Smarts celebrated confeconar!es-
neatly put up for retail trade: Also at Wholesale
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Farm for hrOr SAFE.


40 vJ,HE subscriber offers for sale Farm
EE L one and hafmiles from the College
S H s %%os SS ''fi a Ssn a Is r.
chaser may choose. The buildings with little exi
nanse nav be put in good condition for tavern, and
there is not better location for such an establishment
between Burlington and Montpelier. Terms OF pay
mont easy and any cnterprieing industrious man with
n small c1pital may own good establishment IN
few wears by purchasing this property. o,,o,,
Burlington, Jan. II, ISL
CADJNET WARE.-The subscriber has resuni-
cd The Cabinet business at the old shop on Church
strcct. formerly occupied by Nichols 4 Herrlck and
rcreniy bv B. II. Walker, where he intends to manu-
iaclure and keep constantly on hand all kinds OF
CABJNET FURNITURE of style and quality not
interior to anv manufactured in this vicinity. He
hopes his long experience, together with street aten
ion TO the BUSINESS, will secure him share of the
public patronage ,,.,,,, ~.
g,TW ANTED in cxchangcfor Cabinet Work, Birch
and Marie Scanct, suitable for beds,cads Eastwood
nionl and boards from inch to inch; white Pine
boards Mos, kinds of country produce received IN
novment (but cash would be very acccptableD
BurlinGton Jan. |, 1871 SAMUEL. NICHOLS.
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MI OORES ESSENCE OF LIFE.-A Valuable
1VA Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will be the
means of saving thousands from untlncly grave.
1t has been sold and used for thirty years, with great
success and found very elicaciou> in the following
diseases, viz. Consumption, Whoopins Coughs COM
mon Coughs, Cod, difficult Breathing, lulueuza,
Qnu>y, Asthma, Phlhisic, Spitiipe Of Blood Flan-
lency, Indigestion, Loo>eness OF The Bowel, Fits OF
every kind, Cramps, Rcket>, Cole, Caiarrh, Dy,eu-
lary, Fainling, Hypochonjriac Affections, Headaches,
Sickness al Stomach, Measles, preventive of Com
taglous diseases, Govt aud Rheumatism.
sLJDl he above Medicine is prepared by Henry Sey-
mour of Hadley Mas. from the Original Recipe, Ly
the direction Of laid Moore, and sold by HIM and the
principal Druggists in the United States.
Sold wholesale and RETAIL by J. Il. J. H. Peck Co
and hco A. Peck II Co., Burlington, and by the
dealersr generally throus hout the country
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26

/ lyman 4 COLE, have on hand an extensive
IL assortment Of Burlington Mill Co. BROAD
CLOTHS and BEAVER CLOTHS. Aiso.-A great
assortment of English Broad Cloths, Beaver Cloths
and Cassmercs which they will sell at reduced prices
WANTED.-A few thousand lbs good Fleece Wool
or which cash will be paid. Oct. 70, 1910.
NIT. VERNON READER, Polyglott Bibles
1v1 of different skies and bindings, Pocket bibles
aud Tes,aments and general assortmen, of saoua-
ry Just received from n. York and for by
College 81, reps S. HUNTINGTON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26

| EATllER .Sc.--The subscriber has received
Land is now receiving from New York, n large as
sortmCn of Leather Boots and Shoes in addition to
his former Stock consisting of the following articles
i'll part;
100 SIDES Sole Leather, superior article, free from
80 Heavy Cow Hides water
10 Sides Harness Leather,
10 Black Bride do
10 boz. Sheep Innings
South Sea Seal Skins,
Grained Leather
Case Mems Superior Cali Boots sewed, war
:, :, " Thick Boots, heavy at $3.50 per pair
Small Boys T." Z" l,22
Together with Kids Kps Shoe Thread, Prunella
Cotton and Linen Webbing. Backing, Shoe Brushes,
Ladies French Kid Slips, and general assortment
of Misses and Chldrens Slips and Walking Shoes,
all Of which will be sold low for cash.
Il. G. STIMSON.
n. B.-Wanted, few bushels of Buckwheat, Rye
and Corn. f. J. STlMSON, Agent.
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90 thousand good pine Shingles for sale by
CO Jan. 8, 1911, g. FbgENsoH'
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A MEXICAN ALMANACS for lsil, for sale at
n the boob store, T. ~ bRANAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26

"a bush. Seed Rye, Tree from ali olner seeus Tor
w Pearl-st Sept. l6 sale by c. BENNS.
ENGLISH POWDER Pigeons g. Wilkes ana
IL rton'scelebrated rifle powder, in pound cans-
tiers by, H. NJ. GlDDINGS e. Co.
7 COOKING GLASSES, mahogany framed, at the
IL lowest prices, by n. M. GIDDINGS g. Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-23
.Nect:ag in .ucckienJarg County.

On Monday, the 18th OF October, III being Court
day. short but lucid and forclble Address was DELE
vered by Mr.. VIM. .. Goode, representative III
Congress from this district giving review Of
some Of the and dongs of the late Extra Sesso.
Of Congress- and plainly pointing out the dangerous
tendencies of the most odous and leading III
the present Wing party After lis conclusion, meet
ing OF the Democratic party present was called; where
upon MIR. John Jones appointed Chairman, and Slr.
Richard Boyd, Jf., Secretary.
The object Of the meeting according TO previous no.
tice being to give putl,c expression 10 the sentiments
entertained by the Democratic party OF tins county III
relation TO the leading measures passed and advocated
1t the late Extra Session Of Congress, by the Wing par
ty was proposed and seconded that the resolutions
passed BY Democratic meeting Of Brunswick county,
held the 2}d Of August last, and published in the
Richmond Enquirer, be read, and If concurred IN by
this meeting that they be adopted expressive OF IL
views. After the said resolutions were read, they were
heartily concurred in and unanimously adopted a. tar
rs the 10th resolution, embracing all That were aP-
plcablc 10 the object Of the meeting.
On motion, it was
Resoircd, That this meeting highly approve Of and
give due credit to John Tyler, President Of the u s.,
for the manly discharge of his dny in vetoing the two
Bank bills passed by Congress al its late extraordinary
session.
On motion, it was
Resolred, That this meeting highly value that article
in our Federal Constitution which gives to The Pres-
dent Of the u S the veto power, it being the only
eay against rash anu nasty ieEsiioh anu o1ihu party
zeal, and should seriously depreca,e any attempt 50 to
amend the Constitution abroge;e that conservative
power.
On motion, il further
RcsoIred That in accordance with the 18th resolu-
ton of the Brunswick meeting, the Chairman appoint
: more Delegates TO attend State Convention
therein suggested at such time and place may here
after be designated by general consent Of the several
counties: whereupon the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed, to wit: Tingnai Jones, Samuel Watkins, DR..
Scott, Francis Boyd, VIM. H. Jones, Col John Finch,
Richard Boyd, Jr, Col Dor,ch, James Y. Jones, Col
VIM r. Baskerville, Adam Davis, Robert Bridgforth,
VIM o. Goode and Beverley Jones.
On motion, it was further
Rssoired That the proceedings OF this meeting be
srred by the Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded
10 the Editor of the Richmond Enquirer for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN JONES, Ch'n.
RIcu.PD BOYD Jr Seem
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TUE NEW WORLD, edited by Park Benjemin--1'hs well
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TO ADVERTISERS.

~ Al the solicitation OF city friends
VIC have determined nted number Of yearly adrer
,scrs We deem altogether UNNECESSARY say any thing
of tho advantages likely result theIefcm 20 the whole
sale DEALER from II. ensse circulation Of paper in the coun
y from the fact, that annual advertisement twice
week, will appear ersry pcr aud week in erey Other
paper Such advertisers will be strictly imd however, 10 tic
square tspeciied general .ms-and ,aste advere
meat they pay 70. enlargement beyond ta
they shall have the privilege ofcangng their adset
semen, often they please, without any additional cnst.
TAe JoiOning tsc trrras y annual Odrerhscments
For square, weekly s,a
twice week. ~
Payable quarterly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-23

qaotser .s in PetersSurg.-Anotber destructive fire
has occurred in the town of Petersburg, which broke
out about half past clock on the Eth inst. con-
siderable amount of property destroyed though the
loss was no, as great as il was by the former fire Qt
is said that about $1,000 was insured in Mutual AS
surance Society.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-23

Siren Piano Fortes just reeetred by E. r. Nash.
ID Fortc which aided the twelve lately unpacked, make
my stock very large and complete have beautiful variety OF
patti ms VARYING in Price hundred seventy
dollars all Of which will he sold snlei 10 be
good, ana WIKI nncommony large stork
upwards thirty nstnen cannot fail 10 please those y hn
may be in want article No steps in The dark
anv rsk in purchasing Piano Forte from the subscriber he
willing that purchasers should wh"S payment unit, they
fully tiled. E. 7. NAsli, Pt.erstur2.
Oct 10 sI-Caf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-23

COV.MtlItRTED.
To the Stockholders Of the James Rteer and kana@ha
Company.
An effort vii! be made ut the meeting of the Stock
holders in December next 10 stop the further progress
Of the Canal, until money be borrowed at six per
interest Also, 10 reduce the salaries of the ci-
GERS and dispense with those that unnecessarily
Those that attend, WILL if they consult their in
terest, appoint proxies.
MANY STOCKHOLDERS.
November l5lh 1871
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pn,,C,T,oy coyyryTroy

meeting Of the citizens OF Henrco county will be
held their Courthouse, their next court day, Mon
day. 9th Dec) for the purpose OF sending Delegates 10
represent them in The Education Convention 10 be held
N the city Of Richmond, the second Thursday III
December. SEvEEAL CITIZENS OF THE County,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-23

Correspondent writes us that The revolution ir
has continued as it began. Where will it stop The
Wings offer amusing excuses, their own apathy for
their own defeats (Ent whence this apathy itself;
Why are the Wigs Indifferent, if many Of them were
not beginning be conscious Of the badness Of their
cause or the certainty Of lis defeat "Ihe Wings in
Tennessee nrc disbanding from nndcr Cay-and that
is The manifestation every where" What!-are they
about to lay him on the shelf again! Are all his Die
,atorial services to be paid off with song Is some
other aspiran 10 in and Dust him from his stool
VIVA, then will he say 10 the gratitude of his own party
many of whom have protested to cry hun up as The
first statesman Of his country or OF the age:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-23
ALMANACKS for 1912

TIE v; T, published and for sale by j. WHRROCR,
= s,b.AGlNlA AND NORTH CAROLINA hLMANACK,
III sear 1884, calculated by D. Richardson, of Louisa
ma containing In part the late Census Of Virginia.
population Of each Of the four great divisions OF the
nSs Aug. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-23

nT We lay before our readers the whole Of Mr.
Woodbury's very able Speech against the Distribution
Bill. We shall follow up with Mr. Benton's, on the
same subject aud with Speeches from Mr. John w.
Jones of Virginia. aud Of General Saunders Of North
Carolina,