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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-13
against

Ebenezer Zane and Mar N s hs rIfe, Henry
Moore, AM james Z Johnston. De:oE'ln's.
The defendant, Johnston not nav ne entered his
appearance aud 3!yen seC4Tty G~ccIrtl"e 10 the act
Of assembly aud the rules % this court, and 1t sP-
peGriug by satisfactory proof, hat he - no! an In-
haJiiauto u this Commonwealth. On motion Of the
SOmpiainau,s. by Counsel, il is ordered that tic said
defendant do appeal here on the first day Of .Io
neat spring lerm Of this court, and answer the said
complainaut' bill. and that a copy of this order he
forthwith inserted 10 some newspaper printed Iu The
City Of Wheeling, for two months successfully and
posted IL Tie front LOor Of SIC Court house Of Ohio
county. 4 copy tesle,
ALEX Y. LAIDLEY, Clsrk.
DkS. PErE. Counsel for Comp'ts. nar IL
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CAE7EE. Cor Compi mar II

NiKGINlA-Is CHANCEEg-At rules held boz tho
CLERKS office ul Ho Circuit Superior Count Of Law
and Ch1nccry tor tho county SlUAi0, in the month
Of March 1874.
George Horton, Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-13

NIRGlNIA-lN CHAuCERY-At Rules held in the
Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Marshall County. on the
LIST day March lS4l.
William ROscborOugh, Plaintiff
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VIRGINIA: AT rules held IN the Clerks Office
OF nc Circuit Superior Court ofLaw and Chan
cety ior the county OF OHIO IN the month OF
David Tllton, Complainant Y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-13

N~utGiNIN--IN CuANCrRY--At rules hold u the
Clerks ofncCoF the Circuit Suucrio, Court u
Law and Chanccrv for the county ofOlIJIn IA,
month Of Apnl Issl.
Marcus Wilson's Representative and John Cos
/ horn, Gel plainants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-13

NlRGlNlA--iN CnAScERY-At rules held iG rie
Clerks office of tho Circuit superior Count Of
Law and ChancCry for the county OF Ohio,In the
month of April 1877.
LN,1I.y, - Observation-Disclosures
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Of March l-Ll.
George Horton, Complainant.
aTgw.t
Surrey Cuthhcrt and Charles Euspll Defendants
The defendant. Cu.hbCr, not having entered his
appearance aud given security according 20 the aC.
pf assembly aud ,AC rules ylihIs CYur- and 90 appear.
ins b. sl's.Hr'.rg proof ihaihc is not an iubabi-
tIut OF lIs Commonwealth lu motion OF tIc com.
pl8laaut ug Counsel. 90 r ordered fat the said de-.
PENDANT do uTFr5r hero On tho frs. day OF tlr next
spring term Of ths court. sud answer the said com.
claimants HIl. aud ih1ia cosy of 'uIsorIar be forth.
with inserted u seine MOVE Ilrr printed rH flo C..
of Wheeling loriuo months EsueraIsDIs rpH g.s,r.
attss iUat DOOR UflHe Court house Of Ohio count.
a COPY tcsio.
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NlitGlNlA-IN CHANCEBY-At ru'cs held In The
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court oi Law
and Chnnccy for the county Of Ohio. a. the
month Of March 1871
Louis J Fellows. Thomas S Corgill s. Abraham Eel
lows. merchants end partners. trading under the
firm, name aud style Of Fellows, Cargill & Co.
Cumplainauls.
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E.y Dorsey nul WILTON % Tyson I-fr partners r1.
der 'rr fru re- Dorsey IS Tyson. Hrrrg Moore.
John J. ..ar.1 1uI 'iHrs Douglass. Date rsnrr.
mere r.I.r f.a 0m nl hi.Hr. Clarke ECu. r.ml.
IL FORSYTH q William b. hf.s..r.. Ia.- rr---..
under u' nrw ni lHrs.Eu u Hr.raIr.. and
Ir.'.r.. 8r.s.na- auI william o. Gail
arl samuel iamlauu. Benjamin E.rra.F rrm,a
UlUoa r.l.r..
Tito defendants N.r1 Iar.. Rom, u
nor. MOI having ru.rr0i h..F a.... ..r.. 4r# -.,-r
security according t1 fHe n.tufa. .m.f. ..r r.
rules 5flha CONT auI t. appearing n. ...lr.
proof fr.f f.rg rTr uut inhabitants Of OIL ...-
a.H'.H 0H motion 1il.r complainant I. ......
a ordered f.af fe said defendants iu -....r r-.
.. .H H' day ur fHa merit form Of Goo. U.rrf. ..f
0". ErrII r."IIrrs1' b.l. AMI Chat 1 cop. .I. /.
H...r H. .r0. .H inserted bod -1mr uaF.arr,- r..
''. IN Che city - Nira.Hr i- fs1 months success.
.I.ry auI rHa.rd no ue lYui door Df tho C5Hr
0'lse 90 Ohio county. a cops fr.fr.
tLEN T. INIDLEY. Clerk.
Wrr'r nr C.mur u--Ig
'AtS iAFN-J.sf rrHsrtaH .r.r .rg y.-t
~ r. vol selected aaaJrm-Hf rf Tr- a. rI.H.
Cars OF ever size m5 desrrru1u. which will b.
isoid iov-C1II NJ tbr HIt q Cop aflrr Of
W " 3 u UNrsOvlRNs7u
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YiBGIHIA-IN CHAvCERT-At rules held IN tho
Clerks office Ogtho Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Cbaucey for the county Of Ohio, in the
month "a March lc4l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-13

NIRGINIA-IS CHAScERY-At ra,cs held IN The
Clerks ULyo OF tho Circuit Superior Court Of
law aud Chuncory for tho county Of Ohio, IN the
month ofAiurCA 1871.
GCmucl LDVy.htr, C0EplaIudgt.
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nrnNnst

\lkGINIA-IN CUNNCEEY-Ai rules held in the
Clerks office uiihc Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chanccry for the county Of Ohio, in lhc
month Of March, ISL.
John EuH, Complainant.
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-"'N' HWFT7
Samuel Thompson, Cotnp't
US
John Cray and Jacob Wharton. Defendants.
The defis Jacob Whnri0n.noi having entered hrs
appearance and given security according 20 the act of
assembly and the rules Of this Court, and il appear
ing BY satisfactory evidence that he i no, az ia
habitant Of this commonwealth. IL il ordered that
the said defendant. Jacob Wharton. DO appear here
IN tho first day OF the next term ofthis Court, and
answer the bill and amended bill Of The complain
uut, and that u copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Of Whceliug
for two months successfully and posted al The front
door OF tho Courthouse of this cousiy FOR a like
period. a copy tcste,
mar 2-Sm JAMES ID. NORRIS Clerk.
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A

Aurclius, n. V q, Aug. 81, 1899.
From the Rev. VI. Bauuister, A, B.. Teachers OF
Languages On tue CaZenOyia Seminary.
THIS SsTUfes that I have successfulls used the
Rev. ]. Coyerts Balm Of Life. In the case Of an
obstinate cold, which resulted IN a settled Inlam.
nation Of the lungs, the Balm Of Life, after the
trail Of several other medicines for several weeks,
effected a gradual 6utpeImant cure.
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\llGiNIA-IE CHhNCEUY-At rules held iu the
Clo,a's Office o ithc Circuit Superior Court Of Law
aud Chunrcry Tor The county Vi Ohio, ia the
month ofNarch, 4 y. lSIl.
william slsmul, COmpIaInnnt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26
ORTHOGRAPHICAL DECOCTION.

The "Laird Of Logan relates a pleasant
story, Illustrating the miserics of printers.
And old and respectable printer in Glasgow,
was sadly bothered with AN apprentice who
could or would not be initiated into that por-
ton of grammar which treats of the proper
disposition of letters in words. One day he
presented such a shockingly inaccurate proof,
as made his master, after staring with amaze
ment, take the spoctacles from his nose, and
give the ilI-di,Posing ''imp" the following re-
cipr:-"My man! just gang hametlis ni4h
and tell your mithrr to boil Fulton and
Knights Dictionary in milk and take it ioi
your supper, as that seems the only way
you'll ever get spelling put into We"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26

II A. BRAMAN, BOOKSELLER AND STATIoNER,
-. Burlington, respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he is still constantly making additions
TO his assortment of Lar, .lI9icdi, Classical HStOr-
icaL and Miscellaneous Works. from most of the
prominent publishing houses in the country. He will
endeavor 10 have it at all times embrace the most
popular publications in every branch of literature and
science. His stock of School Books, in every depart
nent of farming, of the most popular editions now in
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 bound in a substan-
tal manner, constantly on hand. Cap and Letter
Paper of every quality and .escripuon, as well as
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 purchased
at very low prices, and will be sold at a small advance
from cost.
srrHe respectfully invites the attention of Parents
Teachers and Merchants, to his stock and prices.
Burlington, Nov. lo, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26
DUssELL,s STOMACH BlTTERs. NAV +

y tSSU.lEIS SltNlAN III LINZ. may 10
IL used in Niueor wa'er.-Ihe' cclelra'edl itier>
are conpu>td purely Of ve-e aile. Of the most lnno-
cent vet >fcciuc virtues. They are recommended lar-
tIcuIariy for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
and strengthening the stomach, and increasing the
appejjte-ai>o a preventative against the cholera NOR
bus, fever and a-nc, removing nausea, vomiting,
heart burning. weakness IN the lrca.t, PAIN IN the
stomach and other symptoms IT tlaiuIencc and indi~es-
non. One ivN Will tlnclure one gallon. Price - cts.
a box.
RUSSELL, lroH OINrMENr.--Thi> choice and >afe
ointment i %sarituje superior 10 any now IN me, for
that d,a2rccalie and loa,h>ome d>ea>e, the ITCH.
This Ointment l. 50 ccaruain IN is operation that no
person troubled with the Above disorder ought TO lie
withou, It. 1t i a remedy tor cutaneons eruplon,,
>corlutio dacatiCn> OF the head, or any u'hry lrsaking
ont which aries from sharp humors N the blood.
Prcc - Ct. 4 ioS.
R~u>~ElL'> VEGETABLE riILIoUs FuI>, or family
phy>ic. for genera. Use, IN 60 e. Of JaUutict, mOr'l nj
>~en>Illitv Of the stomach and luWeI>, loss ut appetite,
trtld lreath, custlVene>>, IHe>, and all dl,tasc> arr>-
ing from hilary arrangement also fur correcting
the state Of the liuod, and cleansing The system Of
foul and vi>cd humour>. Thee pills are a mid ca
'har'r, producing neither pam nor -HHing, and are
therefore a valuable and highly approved medicine,
and are pronounced a>>uch ~ the most distinguished
phy>cIau>. Each box conla nmg IS Pills, Price
81 ct,.alcN
Ri>.cil'> celebrated SAIL RnrrM OINTMENT This
l., uuquc,tlunaliy the lest and latest remedy cScry YET
offered 10 the pull lie for Ihal obstinate disorder 81 1T
/ RfItIM. Where Other means have tailed, II has Sue
ceelcl, and the fact That 1t has cen extensively med
by eminent Pracili'n'r peaks voInme> m IT. praise.
1t T., equally ciicRcIuu> IN all dI,ta>e> # the skin,
scald head, ring worms, and the most lnvelerale Itch,
&c. &c. Numerous cerlioa't, might ie ulia.ned,
lut he proprietor chooses that a far trial hu"ld lrlte
box. For sale Y J. \ J. Il. Peck Co., Theodore
4. Pcck y Co., sign It he Mortar, and Rol ert NCodv,
BurIingtuni lr, c. + Mile, and IL H. & Cook, Hines
lurgh :. l.. hafns>, harI9l,ei L. Jane, Georgia;
Also, by the druggists aud merchants generally
Throughout the state. t2.9m
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SrATE OF yERMONT.1 mo all persons, in.

STATE OF VERMONT VNo all persons in
DISTRICT OF cHITrENpES, S.. terested IN the es-
tate of Barnabns p. Barnum, I'll Barnum and Julia
\ Barnum, of Milton in sad district, infants and MINOR
children of Ell Barnum, late OF sad Milton deceased,
Arthur Hunting, guardian of Barnabas p. Barnum,
Ell Barnum and julia \, Barnum, minors having
made application To the Probate Court within and for
sad District setting forth that the sad Barnabas p,
Elk and Julia \. are seized a. tenats IN common III
their own right III teeot three equal Undivided fifteenth
parts OF Two certain parcels OF land, situated in South
Hero in the county of Grand Isle and State of Yer
mont, described as follows, TO wit: Lot No. ~ OF the
first division of Samuel Husiord, supposed 10 contain
81 acres OF land, also 10 acres on Lot No. IS of the
LIST division OF Joseph Smith, and is that part of sand
Lot No. 9S of which Milo Adams late of said South
Hero died seized, and representing tlata sale of the
sad lands of his SAID wards would be conducive To
their best interest, and praying SAID court to authorize
and empower him, the sad guardian 10 sell the SAID
three equal undivided fifteenth parts of SAID two par
GELS of land agreeable 10 the statute in such case made
and provided.
Whercupon the court aforesaid doth order that the
said application be heard before said court at a session
thereof to be held at the Registers Office in Burling-
ton in said county of Chlttcnlen on the 18Th day of
January \. ID. lSil, and that notice thereof be given
to all persons Interested by publication of this order
containing the substance of said application three
weeks succcsslvclv in the Burlington Free Press, the
last of which publications To be previous to the SAID
10Th dav of January, 1911. Given under my hand AT
Burlington, this Both day ofDecemb' r, 4. d, 1910.
CHARLES RUSSELL, Judge.
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Ncxv Cstahlishmcut,

r p. WHALING H. CO. inform the public tina,
y. they have located themselves in the village OF
Burlington, aud have fitted up a store on the east SIDE
of Church street, which may well be dcnomInated
"Cheap-side," nearly opposite the bank OF burning
ton, and are receiving from New York a choice seiec-
ton of goods well suited TO the season, which they
offer for sale as ioto as cdn be purchased in me country,
for ready pay. Among their goods may be iound
beaver and broad cloths, ~cassimeres, satlnets, fiannels,
merlnos, mousline de LANES dc. A choice selection,
also of French, English and American prints, equal,
at least, 10 any in Ruriingion. A general assort-
mcnt %ofcambrics, muslins, plain and figured, edglngs,
insertings, blond laces, dc. A great variety OF snawls,,
and dress handkerchicfs, ladies' gloves and hose, with
a good supply of blcachcd and unbleached domestic
goods. Also n good supply of c%rockery, of the latest
patterns, witt, a few elegant astral parlor lamps; and
finally, a few choice family groceries, such as teas,
sugars, molasses, coffee, rice, raislns, dry fish, tobac-
COS, lamp oils, dc.
We do not pretend to specify all the kinds, to, say
nothing Of the numerous articles OF winch 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 thelr
custom will be entirely relieved from the examination
of 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 no
wish the public to take our word in this matter, bu'
most cordially invite them TO call and examine fol
themselves. Burlington, Nov. 26, 1910.
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NEW CHURCH MUsIC.--ot,, B,ooder, 6,

~ Co, have published under the direction and sane
ton OF the Boston Musical institute, a book ofChurch
Muse OF every variety for devotional exercises, called
Music. The whole having been composed, selected
and arranged by Thomas Conner, Esq, Organist al
Kings Chapel.
For a long time we have known that Mr. Conner has
been indusiriously preparing this work for the press.
Within his rcsources-and no man in this country has
greatcr-nothing has been left untouched which would
od 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 aud practice of that
divine art, that we have known IN Boston and his
nameis n warrant that the often repeated huinbug OF
making n new book out ofold tunes, spoiled by the
absurd alterations of an ignoramus, has not been
praciised. His knowledge of harmony is profound
his taste pure and highly cultivatcdin thcbest schools
his acquaintance with authors of sacred, operate
vocal ond instrumental music Is uncaqualed by any
other member of the profession among US. Asa per
former on the violin, piano forte, and cspccly upon
the organ, he has acquired a reputation IN boston
that is truly enviable-a reputation which neither he
nor the institute would sacrifice by publlshlnga pool
book.
From a ctlrsory examination of this collection, W,
are satisfied it is the best ever published in this country
n so far as it is new, rich, appropriate. and adapted tC
the popular taste and the state of musical knowledge
The melodies arc choice, the harmones simple, easy
and correct the var'eIies of tunes and anthems ART
suited to eyery occasion; and such is the tone o
feeling which generally pervadcs the book, that w
feel confident that all who desire improvement vii
introduce it into their chOrs Immediately. Peop'
may, ifthcy please, adhere TO the dull music Of ole
times bN we advise them to follow the example OF tn,
Institute, and keep pace with the improved taste o
modern days, and better music Boston Dali
Times.
All lovers of music are requested to call and ex
anime the above book at ID. \. BR tMAN'S
Jan. 20, 1871. Book Store
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26
To MERCHANTS i FARMERS.

THE undersigned, continuing to be the only manu-
l. ftcturer of what is known rs Indian Pond
Scythc stones, would respectful inform Merchants
that his pcdlars will, ifencouraGed, call in the course
of the present winter. at most Of the Stores in Yer
mont, New Hampshire, and III Essex and Clinton
Countic~ in New York, and will, if required, furnish
lSplAS PoNp STONES. on a credit till October next.
Farmers can, by obtaining the said Scythe Stones,
have sharp Scythes with little labor.
A fellow by the name of Isaac Pile, who halls
from Ilaycrhlll, y. H., prctcnds to sell Indian Pond
Stones; hui: ne sells an Inferior counterfeit
the name Of "INpiAN PoNp,' no doubt, to marke,
merchandise which is known to be of inferior 9%uGlity.
Other persons in Havcrhlll and Niciity, make Scyihe
Stones, and lest their Pedlars represent them of In
dian Pond quality, Merchants are requested 10 notice
that every box ofINpIAN PoND SToNEs is marked in
printed letters O.. r. FILER,
BY RrnHfuraR u
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Sherman's Breast Ointment,

Ifapplied properly and indue time will cure the most
painful cases Of swelled breasts, and prevent the Tor
nation OF abscesses-Evcn where the swelling mas
pointed and shown every appearance OF breaking, tins
ointment has entrcly ~dIspelcd It, and restored the
parts to a healthy condition. In applylnglt IT, a smooth
and soft covering TO the breast should be made OF SOFT
leather. or fine compact INN, with a hole in the cen
ire 10 admit the nipple. When 50 made, put a coating
of the ointment over the inner surface and apply 1t
closely and smoothly over the whole breast, leaving
the nipple protruding through the hole, so' that the
child can nurse, which it should do as long a the
mother can bear il. Care should be taken to have the
breast rawnh v the child or otherwise, 50 as 10 pre-
vent an accumulation of milk. Whenever the plas-
ter gets rinhlcd. and thereby uncomfortable, a newone
should be applied, and constantly worn until a cure
is affected. 1t is sometimes necessary tn slit the sides
so they will conform to the shape of the breast, and
cover It closely. Ask for sherman breast ointment,
and see that his signature thus, "A. Sherman, W.
u. is on the wrapper, none other can be genuine.
SHERMAN'S PAPlLLiEl OIL
Is the only iniallihle remedy for sore nipples ever dis
covered. 1t will cure the most troublesome cases in
a few days, without deprvlng the infant Of the breast
warranted superior TO al. other ronldlos when applied
according to the directions ON the bottle. See thai
the signature of "A. Sherman, VI d.. Is on the
wrapper, none other is genuine. Be particular or yol
will be deceived and disappointed. Sold at the Narie,
~ store. PANthOkN y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26
REPORT

THE demand on the Cheap Cash Store has hoen un-
l usually great for the past week, 4 the principle of
selling Cheap strictly adhered to. The only complaint
is that the Tea, Sugar, Molasscs, Spices, oil. Carpe-
ines, S%heetinesi Callcoes, Merinoes, silks, Muslins,
Lace, Ribbons, dc. &c. with Croekery, Glass ware
l.9okina Glasses, &c. &c. are not to be sold of by the
Chest, HID, Bale, Package, Case, or Crate DC maj
would he contrary TO the notice of selling on cheap;
last week but no Goods have been or viii be refused
Feb. II, ISiT HOWARD,
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smEKMAN's COUGH LOZENGES.

Is Luzcnge> are sealed, and have a. Shur~
IL man, Nj, Dr. on the side Of the tuX. They
are the safest, most sure and (. pciual REMEDY tuI
Coughs, Colds, Consumpuon,, w%hoopng Cough.
Asthma, Tightne>s Of the Lungs or ohc,t, &c. &c.-
The proprietor has never known an instance where
they did not give perfect satisfaction, Several thuu>-
and boxes have tecn sold within the last three mOnrhS
restoring TO health, persons IA almost every STAGE OF
consumption, and those lat orng under the most dis
II >>ng cold and coughs. They do not check and
dry mp the cough, but render II easy, promote expec<
toratlon, allay the tickling or irritation, and remsEs
the proNlmaIe or exciting cause. They are Hadp
from a comblnanon OF the most valuable cNpeCI0rant
or cough medicines, and are undoubtedly surCrIor M
every thing IN use for those complaints. Hundred,
upon hundreds Of certificates have Teen offered of tb,ir
wonderful virtues, from those who have leen ,ay,4i
from an un,imely grave, and restored TO pcrfect
health hy using them, pusE.-Oue lozenge l. a doe
for an adult, aad may lie repeated from three 10 TX
times a dav, a. required. Children, eight Years years
Old, half Of one. four year, a quarter, aud 30 IN pro-
portion. VERY small children or infants Will axe them
lest dissolved IA a llle water. Should they act a an
emetir. or produce nausea, the doe hustle Irssenel
TO v,Lat th, stomach will ear. Hail ofCne Will gen
orally he sufficient 10 take leiofe lIrak ia>t, a> The
STOMACH l. then more easily sIChened. No Ill ELECTS
can arise from an overdose, A. It viii cause the ,tu-
mach 10 REJECT il and although no' a pleasant scnsa-
non. yyli he found 10 give relief, Where there Is
much main in the lrca>l or side, one Of Sherman's
Poor Mans Pla>ters should le applied over the part,
and worn MI relieved. lfattendcd with costIVene>>,a
few cathariic or laxative Luztnge>, or any mild CO.
,hartlc mediciue, should e used ~ occasion requires.
Sold at the Variety store, by PANGBORN u
BRlNSMAlD, Jewellers, Burlington, VI. VIII, lcsale
aaenis. hleral discount 10 merchants who buy Ia
,el again.
SUPERFlNE blue laid cap and Utter pooer g.
- sale a, manufacturers ,.nots, by
Jan. 2l' C. GOODRICH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-26

"What is wanting" said Napoleon, that
the 'youlll of France be well educated p
'NIothcrsl replied Madame Campan. This
reply struck the Emperor. 'Here' siad he,
sis u system Of edacatiOa in oHe mOr,i" Be
il your care to train up mothers who shall
know how to educate their children.