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Apprehensions are entertained Of an immedi-
ate rupture between Spain and Portugal. Span
18Th troops are assembled in some force on the
northern frontier.
AIR, Washington Irving addressed the TO-
lowing speech to the Regent when presenting
to him his credentials:
81 have the honor of handing to your high
ness, as Regent of the XII! iom, IA letter from
the President of the Unlted States of America,
aacreiirrns me as Envoy Extraordinary and
Mnster Penpolertary to this court. In pre-
senting YOU this letter | speak the sentiments
| OF the President, by assuring you OF the respect
| and esteem Of my government for the SIve-
| reign OF this country, its political Institutions
| and the people, and OF It's sincere desire 10 dr,w
c,cser the ties OF friendship winch so fortu-
nately unite the two nations. 1t Is my ardent
wish thar Span, under her present constitution
al form of Government, and governed with
irmness :, wisdom, and patriotism, should enter
a new era Of prosperity and glory.
Your llIghuess VIII premit me to express the
great pleasure which | personally experienced
a be ing charged with a mission. the sole OBJ
Ject Of which shall be TO strengthen the mutual
an'i cordial good understanding existing between
my country and nation for which have ever
roiessed the highest esteem and regard.
The Regent replied 81 am happy to receive
the assurance Of The good wishes of the Presi-
dent of the United States toward my Queen
and country share the sentiments of the
successor of the llustrous Washington, and
feel deeply interested in his glory, aud most
ardenlly desire tho consolidation of the liberty
and glory of the United States. am likewise
delighted, sir, that you should have been cho-
sen to convey to me the wishes OF your gov
ernmen'."
FROM THE EAST.
The overland mail reached London on 'he
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16

Accounts against the following persons, residence
stated to be in Burlington viz William Ogden Sis7
Matthew Crates $500, Samuel X. lsham $500
Thomas Mullen 1854, John Arnold SOIL, Daniel
Williams So 76, Abner Pollard s., H. Daniel Stamford
42c., Thomas KEEL y 30c., Hine q Johnson sl75 Adj
am Smith 75c., Minos Stearns S455, Timothy Ha
gar SOL Warren Taylo 55c, Charles Dupar $40 o.
John White 95c., Thomhs Conner 81 IS Caleb Rich
ardson Sl0,64, Samuel DOR 81 40, Billy Kien 5000
II. NJ. Wilder, Jericho 39c., Daniel l'owker, Essex
81 90, Jeremiah Harrigan Whitehall N. Y. S972
Elijah Hillary, Wlston $500 Henry Isham, ST.
George ST. William Portus Montreal S3,l3, John
Leonard, West Troy, N. Y s2347 Levi French, Will
lison S234 II. Howell Charlotte sl25, f. Goodwin,
,resdence unknown) SAG, D. c. Merton, Essex 39c.,
James Thompson, Troy ~ Y. 1897, Loren Stow,
Wston S},S6, Lyman Allen, IRE sidence unknown)
81 90, Newell White, Windsor Sl039 F. Jarvis, resi-
dence unknown SO, 42.--Judgments against the fol-
lowing persons, viz: judgment in favor of Morse If
Lowry against Samuel II, Brown of Rome N. York
for S30,76, A. Can, Burlington $3.50 r. Canbell,
Burlington S460 F.. II. Brown, Burlington s.
John Agan, Burlington $500, Judgment IN favor of
Morse d. Lowry against II. Aldrdge, residence UNI
known, for Sl5,00.-NorEs against the following
persons residence alate to he in Burlington Chester
Atherton Si077, Warren TAYLOR 81 AZ, Jonathan
Taggard 81 so, s. +. Baker S2751, Charles Glen
ents Sic, John Saely, residence unknown, $3.50,
Nelson Hill Rochester, n. " $50, G. Sabn, res
lence unknown Csc, Harvey i. Hatch Essex, 50 60
H. B. d J Munson. Wiston Sil,9i. II. & II. Carpen-
ter Troy, N. Y. S23 % EraA,tts Allen, Ottawa s 10 co.
W. II. Mann l.. Canada $780, also, about 20 Vol
uncs of Books and phamptts
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treated throughout with the greatest considera.

treated throughout with the greatest considera.
ton they have neither been outraged nor in
suited in any manner, and have suffered no
more than the hardships which have been in
separabe from their condition. Captain Mack
enzie, who had been despatched to treat for
their delivery, twice entered our camp at Jel-
lalabad, and twice returned with General Pol
locks answers to the proposals Of Akbar Khan.
1t is feared that the negotiation will not be
brought to successful issue /; but still do not
trenbe for the safety Of the captives. l firmly
believe that in due time they will be restored TO
their country and their friends So much for
the barbarity Of the Af1ghans.
The India news is unimportant. The King
of Dude is dead, aud his SIM rcigneth in his
placc-a matter of no great political moment.
There have been some farther trivial manifesto
tons of Discontinued spirit in the Bundlekund
quarter, but they have been put down, and are
not likely to lead to any ulterior consequences
FRANCE.
AT nine o'clock on Thursday evening,
Aug. lltl,, the grand deputa,ion of the Cham
Der of Deputies presented the address Of tina,
assembly to the King. A considerable num-
Der of all parties had joined the population.
Tha President of the Chombers having read
the address, the King replied -
81 receive this address with lively emo
ton. find in it the renewed expression of
the sentiments with which you surrounded
me with SO much energy, when overcoming
the grief which pressed on me, l repaired
among you TO accomplish a great duty.
This duty, gentlemen, we shall accomplish
IN all its extent, and with the aid of God,
France, resting on her institutions, and strong
by the perfect accord which unite as one
body all the powers Of the STATE. will continue
to be every day more secure from the many
CANCERS from which had the good fortune
in conjunction with you, to preserve her iol
the las, twelve years."
The speech Of the King was received will
the loudest acclan,atIOns. His Majesty Their
descended from his throne, and, mixing will
the deputies, he again addressed them as fol.
lows -
81 am exceedingly affected at seeing the
deputies so numerous around me, and agar
think them as "A father, as man, and as {
King, for the sentiments they have just ex.
pressed. would wish to thank every mem
Der of the Chamber individually. Those
Acknowledgements would be consola,io,
for me, if any thing could console me for thu
loss of such a SON."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16

CONVENTION on VOCAL MUSIC.
NJ, r,4r,r.-Tho M,siol Convention Of
lac. ,yae v.qs ,,,,,or Of co ,ooch io.erost. o..
ra,-,,,y - ,h,so ,,,o attended, tho Co,ccrr at
e., H,., u...l. (,bprch =, r,.l,r oyorinr ,ha,
t,.o.,.,,o war ,,alors ,rooo.qlIy win ho al al
,.-.,o-r,,' f. ,b, ,,,4,,oI na7i. "a, tho Con.
49,, ~ .',., w.,
~ OF "a a,.,.,.
.,1 I,..-,:',. ~. a,,.-, ,,.,a,- ,I,'
.'.,,,a.,,, 49, ,...s,mo-.,a, ' "f sa.r,d
No r,, C,,,-,r,;c,. ,,..., .,rr,,,;,od IL. IN
,,,i,,,i,.,tl fl. poY Cb,uncev 'f',yior prosilort.
D,,. y f,,.,.or., md po, n ,V..ro,
- ~ ~
F''C iicS'"eH'T' an" Az ''y 'J.e"N''' ''N'0-
tary. h1er prayer, Messss. j. K. Converse,
H. =. GrisNo,i, y Barnes, Prof. Fa-tar and
II. ,3..,. ,.fvor..o,,,,-. ,, .,,,i,,t,.,. c,,n.
:.-... ,...,,.o.,;....
Ii ..'' ~ F'VF"' '@S'''' A., ''''
In addition TO we singers brought loee'Nei
from the several loves IN ms C"hn'y' 'heTe
were a number Of good vocal and instrumental
Performers from ALLISON, Franklin and Grand
Y.lo C,,,,;es NJ W,o G BENTON of vorrcn.
.,,o~. .aao;n.,d ,oador "a, ,bo occas on-
--.,H;... IT, x,Ior IS b,c;u.ss bo
''''' t,1,,-..r,ir r..
F'eSen, "oe''"s' ac"''s''e'"'.e P''' " VIC '''S
day and evening was spent IN musical drills
and though the voices aud instruments presen'.
had been trained by different books and teacI j..
ore and accustomed to different STYLES Of en-
ecu ion, it was soon found that they could al,
he hroprht into harmonious union.
A., nf,bo G,reuo,n If the seconl d,v. and
MOS VI we 'o"'''' 49,, . =; =,
the afternoon un'I 'otee e'ocN' were spent III
Sp'f''e' "''4 '"'''
lowing resolutions reported by the business
Cmmlltee.
~. a., .,,,o - ro,,, r,,,.;,
!, hsso.'ea' "a, o '"r Tho, rooosn,o. he
"a l','s IG t. and raIral ,,nnrovc.
,
,. R.solred, That while we fully appreciate
the worth of Instrumental music, and wouI,
gladly lend our influence tn promote It's cultlva
ton, We lie Ieve that the claims OF vocal must
are superior, whether we regard the quality o
the Music ITSELF or the "ojec's 10 DC a''"'"e'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16
WOOL.

The following is noted in the Boston Price
Currcn, of Sept, 3.
Since the passage Of the Tariff there has
been more disposition by the manufacturers
to purchase to Il moderate extent, but there
has been no speculative demand, nor any
decided improvement in prices rcaized.-
The market my be considered as lirmer.-
The supply of most descriptions Of wooden
goods is large, and prices exceedingly low
Untilth3 stock is materially reduced, and
better prices are realized, there will not be
Il mlterial increase in the consumption of
wool, and consequently no great advance
can be expected a, present. --Bosfon Co'T
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16
EFFECTS or SINO,NDAVIS OF
JEpIrI,n

Simon Davis interest in judgment against James
Welton principal debtor, ana Benz. +. johnson his
Trustee for s5292 the same beng the property of
the late partnership of Hiram & Simon Davis. ST.
mon DAVIS interest in Note gwen 10 hun by Ira
Abbot of jericho. The interest of Simon Davis in an
account against Henry Lake of Stowe, for labor, of
about $500 The interest of SIMON Davis in Get
tain Patent called "SAMPsoN nAvfs's VIBRATING
PuMP." All he interest which Simon Davis pos
.es.ed or claimed to the Dwelling House in which he
resided when declared Bankrupt, situate III sail
Jericho.
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HAIR! HITR!!
Important Discorery-tie Great
Mystery found out at last

BA LDS E>S.-7NpoTEdhE DIsc9tery-tEe EreaJ
Mystery found out at last
DR. STERRI'S HAIR REGENERATOR-Dr
~ Stcrry, after much attention 10 the important
subject Of preserving the hair has after many expert
ments chemical and physical been able to discover an
article winch IS Offered with the greatest conf.
dtnce for the toilette the best thing discover.
ed, its soltenng and penetrating quality, TO pro-
duce good head OF halr-to prevent It from falling
Off when badness Is unprecedented restore it when
badness has taken place aud to prevent from turn.
ing gray. 1t is more nourishng than pomatum, an
tiquc oil Cologne water. 1t is a beautiful article
f1I ladies' curls-lt makes the hair soft and lively,
and produces uncommon brllliancy. Thousands have
tested its superior virtues and excellence and in eve
nv instance It stands unrvalled II Is an infalhbls
cure in all affections Of the skin the lcad-as dam
drulf, &c &c. Every family should be supplied with
"A bottle of this oil, that by its application TO the head
and hair of children, the beautiful and ornamental ap.
pendage of fine head of ha r, with which nature has
supplied US, may be preserved.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16
Life ! Life Iitci'i

mr. Jonathan Moore's ESSENCE LIFE Tho
- most highly esteemed Me,crnc that has ever
neen dl,covere for corng Coughs Colds, AstimGs,
and CONSC APIIONS. 1t wi a,.o remove he
WhooPng Cough in one week. PREPARED Nv lIry-
ri SEYMOUR, from he original receipt, ~ the dire, :
in Of All Moore.
For ale who'c a'e hy PICKS SPEAR, Blring-
ION, and at rea', ~ the principal Druggists in The
unrel Saes.
Order directed 10 Henry seymour llndlcv, Mass.
VIII re eve prom't attention, and any quantity Of
Medicine lnn dla ely firni. he'll.
CAur oN-A> tners j. much If the spurious urtl-
cls for sae, iUj'e particar 10 euqui for thai pre-
pared by Henry Sey nour, liailey, Massachusetts,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16
ed for s1,5O or $500 per
NJ a G n ETIC GDD vito A.
THE TEETH THE TEETU!,
The IpcomDdrdble I0oM FERMENTATION.

TIE 7ncompara67e 7ooNl PIeparlllon.
THE fat i, proved, and the most incre,uious and
doubling iully convinced OF lts great utility,
we have the evidence from the ,ale of about Is
900 boxes Of he o. onllca, within the pas, year. Ii
is scerlaned from experience, that when u,ed the
teeth vii never decay, but remain tn the latest age
OF man. with their natural wear and mOre-ln thou'
SANS Of cases, nervous toohache, Chat climax Of
pan) has al once cen ecnally cared Y this mos,
popular dentruce in America. And in conc use
where, or who Is, the young aly or gentleman aye,
the indv iua that vaie> heautf set uflee h. sound
gums, and sweet breath more than iitv cents. thai
viii lie longer destitute ola OK DR.. NJ Hiichcocns
Magnetic Oiontica.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16

The Ghost Of Loco'ocoism, over at wood
stock, says the democrats" Of that county
have "hearts Of oak," We should think
their hearts were made of some hard ma
tcrial, from the way they cro,c over the poor
Wings in those "diggins'' Don't be too can.
tankcrous upon our folks, if you have any
mercy Sweet "Democrats'l remember
it is magnanimous not to "press falling
man too far"n
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NnTlCsi
To Farmers and Wool Cro

The 'h' s'rl err having IA en- the Woo.n NJ.
featuring r IA l>hnent of the Bur lngIon anu
at W nooskl Falls, viii receive wool :" Nm i.u 20
tire for customers upon the fulluwnq roa'i,,i
VIZ: 10 NOhul'l-n MS
For Rroadclols, such as Oxford. s,s.,
Mix, Bue Blacks, Browns, or Olive, M -, go s,.
cent, per yard OF one half Of the goods yb.o 6ne
Narrow cl,1,iIhs, snca as Sheep Grew, or o,b.,
xure VIII he manufactured 10 s.l, cnsi,s, V'" on
.ona lie erms "''"'hers' o"
The qna'rr Of the CLOTHS made a, ,b;s ,,hri.b.
mem for the at eahleen menlhs under IN. s,ner;n.
ten 'ence oi The subscribers, i, So wei MN in
Boston, n. York, and he n. CHI orne w ,h.
STATE, thai no FIR her recommendanun il f,sm.J ne.
cessary 10 induce Farmers and Other, uisL;nn ~ ret
wool MAJ ''ct red Tor their own n a or n,arle,'t 4,
patron Sc tbs establ shtnent Cu.Iomer. NAV rest
assured that no pains vii le spared m ovs entir
satl acton, The machinery eLg Of The p, onsltv
aiioris sdvan ages Tor de- ,achmg work a, botn
tee and the very ies manner, which is an indl,c-
nent that clnnut e ere IN >ma er as,ahh.bnen'-.
tHRlSTlAN ROEI OFS n,
SAMUtL R. RA1HBIN.
Reference Of character or re S"n.ll,'itv of re
subscr sr, may le hai by applying o
Slinsy Harlow, Ast. b. NJ. CO.
J. q j. II Peck Il Co. B1rlaan
Folett & Bradley
J. w, Weaver. Wnoo.ki Fall,
Tis.''I Pals, Aus, sl,' 1879
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16
EFFECTS OF HIRAM DAVIS or
.IEp TCI{D

Hiram Davis interest in q Judgment against James
Weiton, PRINCIPAL DEBTOR and SO j. +. Johnson, his
Trustee for $52 92 the same being the property OF the
late partnership OF Hiram Il Simon Davis. Hiram
Davis ntercs, in a Note given - Simon Davis by
Ira Abbot of Jericho for S25 90. The interest of Hi
ram DAVIS in account against Henry Lake of
Stowe for labor of about S25 90. The interest of Hi
ram Davis in a certain Patent called "SAMrsoS DA-
v1s's VIBRATING Punp," which interest will be pub
icly made known at the time of sale
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Si,a,vI-.
New German store.

THE Subscr bers respectfully inform the inhab-
on hand 4 .d are -antly receiving ST ok OF ST.
PERIOR GDOCE.lES, .,hich Incy viii sell At
cheaper prices M0n altered J.tore IN this mar.
Cocoa, Raisins Curranis, Almonds, Prunes, Nuts.
Spices Rtre, Pearl Barley, Starch, Olive oil, Su-
gar. House Moas IS, S"c,m aud TnlIow Candies,
sperm aui refined whale Oh, Soap, Havana and
Principe Cigars, Tobacco, &c. dc.
The Pare Holland t1ch-Gam) Can, and Pure French
Co1nac for Medicine, SPANISH, French and German
Wines, Nnta4e- OF lS42 and 1854 for Medicine.
They also be =, leave 10 mention that they have n
rich assortment of FRENCH DRY GOODS, which
they respectfully invite the public 10 inspect.
Store on Coege Street, formerly occupied by Mr..
Brennan, Bookseller.
OSTUEIM e. NICHOLAS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16

Worm TIARA New RuMEDY.-Dr
Stockbridgc, Jr., of Bath, Me-, is in possess
sion OF a rare curiosity, knowledge of
which may ultimately lead to somc important
pathological resnls. a child accidentally
swallowed several metallic cyes--a we'll
known article, manufactured of silver plated
wire, and used mostly by ladies in fastening
their dresses. In due time they were voided
and, TO the establishment Of all, each eye
was completely threaded by IA worm, of the
common size, from five to seven inches or
more in length. Some had caught three !;
and in others, the worm had succeeded in
passing through two of the rings, or parts
W ich are stitched to the garment. But they
were all Of them SO securely confined that
they cannot be cxtricaied. Under ordinary
circumstances, when other remedies fail as
vcrmtugr, would "ot he jus,iliab!e to pre-
scribe dose OF hooks and eyes \ fact SO
singular as the one we have related, should
not be lost sight OF, since it may give rise to
new mode OF exprlIing from the body those
,l'rmimg tenants of the Intestinal tube which
sometimes maintain their position against all
medication, producing extremely acute suf
irring, protractcd misery and even dcalh.-
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16
LUCY HITCH OCK'S ESTATE.
STATE OF NERNO\T 4 TIA prnh,ra Cou

LUCY HITCHt OCK'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,i 4 TIA Probate Court
District of Chlttendtn IS. ~ holden at Burlng.
ton, within and for the District nfore nil on the third
day o. September A. d. lSl2 an Instrument pur
porting to be the last VIII ana Testament of Lucy
4. Hitchcock, late OF Burlington IN SAID District de-
ceased, presented to the Court here Tor Probate
by Samuel Hitchcock, one OF the Executors therein
named.
Therefore, it is ordered by said Court that public
notice be given 10 Nil persons interested therein APP
pear before sad Court, at session thereof 10 be
holden the Registers Office in said BuIng-
ton, on the second Weln, sday of October A.
ID. 1912 and contest the probate OF said WILL and
Is further ordered hat this orer ne published lhr,e
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press n
newspaper printed at Burlington, in this State the
last of which shall be previous 10 the day assigned,
aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers Office, this
Sd day OF September A. u. 1912.
WN. WESTON REGISTER
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Coon News. Ii is stated in the papers, apparent
ly on good authority, TINT proclamation has been
.ssued a. Prince dwaie's Island in the East inlles
finally a.olsl slavery thee. We hail THIS an
nonncement with un!c!gnei pleasure; an the more
50, sinre may hope that n similar measure has
been nd opted IN other oriental dependencies Of the Brit
Ish crown-Brilist and Foreign Anti Slarcry Re-
p0r!c-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16

THE VINO Convention And N0MINATioN. The
Whs Convention 1t Syricusa on WeIncs Inv n,min-
nted LUTHER BRADIsH for Governor OF tie State, and
GABRIEo tURMAT, OF Kings county, for Lieutenant
GoNernor.-N Y. l.. Past.
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LOTION, LOTION.
DR.. Evans Bpautij,jne F,ntioo.

Tightly esteemed FIR curing al Ernntio,s
Coarsenoss, Rednoss, and Pnp,es on the Fsce
Neck OF hands, and efertually cleanirg thecompcx.
ION aud removing all diseases of the skin.
Nothing contributes so much to our general erc
cess IN he as an engaging first appearance TheJo.
ton Is adm red MS mos, fragrant m h. safe wa h
and gr at esteemed for its virtues in cleansing soft,
enlng, AMI purifying the slla OF all crup1ps 90 irn
rous 10 ienaie beauty, and restoring il to hoh Ia.
g. &c Of purity.
beautiful and healthill complexion is tho mid,
all who possess it, and the envy Of those who are de-
prlVed oft
good appearance is the hest recnmmpnd,ti,n
and as the Beautlylng Lotion purties the skin o,1
removes all PImples, BIotches Tan, Sunbnrn a and
Richness, and produces beautiful hue il is tbe oni
cosmetic lady should nsc nj her toilette. '
Gentlemen will also find this dr'rhtfll r.,,oav
to remove all Roughness Pinples, Rngworms Sno,s
"'iness, Soreness Of the face and n0sn and everr
tl1d OF eruption on the surface Of the human b,d
u IS rar'Irn nrlv recommended u gentlemen ~ -
used after shaving as it VIII prevent the otberw;s.
''rtaln effect OF all common soap, m turninr ,bo
ari prem1turoly grey. '''o
For sale wholesale and retail, nv F1srrs d.
TYSON sole Projectors and Successors 10 =, w
ok & Co, III Genesre Street. Utica. X Y'.'H
Georgia by l.. James; Milton Falls, nv Borroi'. a.
SAWYER; Johnson, by q, /. Warner & Co. Bprj,no
ION, and by
PECK & SPEAR,
Manufacturing Druggists, and Ten1sr, NJ
all genuine Potent Ne9icipss
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16

"Slarcs caanot breathe in Engldnt" Probably
they cannot. We should think that slaves would be
1otarrei 10 breathe IN country where Frccmen are
taxed for i.ht.-E, $. Gac.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16

u rOOLITlI.E ha- 1r-t reeve from New York
L a new lpply uf Fail ard Winter Cook, VIII oh
will lie ,o'd Al very low prices.
g., 1912.
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s<CTF-only TYeutv-Gyc Cnnfs.

nR II HlT"HCOCk'S nov --veIi3 s. f,rr
- the best 2r'rl, ever disc acr.. r. s-.-.;r.
men, in Emope or A., ntca toy he c.-a.-. g,,..,,
rellefof Caarrh d ess of the ii.aa -fYaa. 80.
Nervous Headache Fallen Sickness, rus, ,pi In,
fanls troubled with Snullas partial sAoc.5 Of Pal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16
WORMS, HOHNIS,

hR NJ HITCHCOCK unrvaiIed and unequal.
- led Worm Tea, a sovereign remedy for Worms
This invaluable medicine has been tested bv the ex.
pecnce of more th1n ten years use and administered
to more thnn $4,000 persons of various ages and
not one solitary complaint for in one of the thou.
sands Of instances, where it has been used arreeabl.
to the printed directions hasit ever failed
\. h. Ask 70! DR.. VI. Hltchcock's Worm Tea n,
there many nostrums abroad for the des,ru.ti5n
of MOLINE
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for was an actor in the scenes of that perilous
period When lie rose ~ that Senate Chamber,
and held IN his hand Ie olive branch of peace,
], who had not known hat envy was beforc,
cnviel hon. was proud of him as my fellow
countryma1, and still prolder, TINT the Si1sies
Of Hammer, within the limits OF my old district,
gave him birth"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16

Encyciopedia Americqn1.-rhe thir,y-fTlh
number OF the EncycIoPeda Americana. edited
by DR.. Lieber, has been issued by J. Strnger,
successor to George l.. Curry & Co. al l67
Broadway.
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Cheap Groceries.

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