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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-11

Mail ROBBERY lhe Great w esiern Mail whih
ieftthe Philadelphia Post Office at IL o'clock on Sa
tuIday night, in good condition. was robbed between
this CITY and Ii ,aster, and the pouches for
ter, York, Chambershurgh and Pittsburgh were tut
open and completely ried of their Contents I BE-
MATS ware PLACID in he baggage car, as usual OF ibe
corner of Eighth and Market streets, the door of ell
was locked with aten paddock The rosie pas
not discovered until the arrival Of tho cars al Lanca
ter, al u O'Clock yesterday morning. II was faud
that the paddock and staple Of The door had Ltu
wrenched OF, by drawing me staple out-lho deptr,.
ton commte nd The staple and ar scel hark
their position for locking, but the pndhck wa
gone. The contents Of the four large pouches wcr,
obtained by cutting them open with knife -9Gif
sharp instrument, and they appear 10 have been.ln
and slashed without ceremony. The length Of
opening of single slit in the Lancaster poucl va
over two feet extending in obliqne direction hcaj
ly from end to the other. Two of The pouch,
at right angles. canvass bag containing neR.
paper matter, was also cut open, but the 'rou
bers probably thought this kind OF matter tql.
burdensome for their purpose, and sought alA
obtained the contents Of the letter bags s. aba,
described. These are supposed to have been ta1
Bile In addition to the mails from this city they
contained those which arrived by the Pilot Inc irGrd
New York, and all east. Ii is supposed the r6bt,r
~ must have been committed while passing between
the city and the inclined plane, to which place We
understand the cars are taken by horses
Altogether, this is Of the boldest robhcre- sd
have late heard Of, and il is feared il may BE- one
of the most extensive 1t is impossible howc,ri
that its full extent can be known for long un,.
unless through the detection Of the robbers ara }1
recovery Of the property Phi Ledg,r
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-11
OFFICIAL

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
JAMES LAWRENCE Day to be agent on the coast
OF Africa for receiving the negroes, mulaoes or per-
sons of color delivered from on board vessels seized
in the prosecution of the slave trade, by commanders
of United States armed yessels.p
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-11

ly disappeared Wesre looking ahAicusly TO move
mentsin Washington. The state Of parties there
now promises but little good. What is to he
done 10 fill the Golfers Of the Treasury Will
Congress pass Treasury hottest 1t seems here 10 be
the general opinion that will An attempt is max
ing in The Legislature torepeal the Registry Law and
The party opposed to it is the strongest it il likely
To succeed.
Xnuts
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-11
SUPREME COURT

The Supreme Court met yesterday in pursuance Of
laval the members present except Judge 1'homP
son and adjourned to meet Tomorrow
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-11

+, ryosr THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
sr uSIrY--Is Nos-EssESriALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
ru,Nes oHARirY.--.4ugitstin.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-11

The correspondent Of the New York Amer,aat
who is strongly opposed to the Executive thus wtfc
in relation to the debate IA the Senate
g The premature, ili-digested and thougbrs.
bate in the Senate on the part Of the " ing. .
Gated and lamented by the most re1eGttg ard
cious men Of the party Their true policy and lha'
which had supposed agreed upon, wa, 70 have hchl
their tongues, and let the LOco-ioc0s take UP thef
position and eNpend their ammunition against u -
Meanwhile they would have began 10 get the general
sense Of the party and the country upon H. Now
they are yainy forestalling public opinion, and IS
es ident that if they are not very guarded many
them will have to eat their words BY and b,
II had my way, | would stick Burgnldy-ptb.i
plaster every talking Wing Senator ma.D.
and keep it there four weeks. And 20 with tie NJ.
Representatives, if they do not shut up" ~ ~
riff, and refer it next Monday.
During the crowding time at the President III.
to-day, General Scott went to pay his respect, o. r
President but could not get in for the drong AID ~
came away without seeing his accidency The jak'
about town. tonight is that "ScUu tried 20 gcHtQ
the Uhts TIouss, but could not come It q kabe
omnibus your late Lord Mayor would Say
Henry Clay did not 70 10 see John Tyler; and h.
was right He looks dark at the ENchequer l,lt
think he will come out right and strong 80 dae a'
NJ - II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
Teeth, Ircth-Sare your Teeth!
Great improvement in Dentistry!

TAR. SaXTON having engaged Dr. PEARSON,
- Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist from the city
of New ork4 az partner, would most respectfully
announce to the cnzens Of Burlington and the neigh
boring towns that they have opened an Office at Mr.
Grlsw0sds, on the West side of Church street, one
door North Of the Burlington Bank, where they are
prepared 10 attend to all cases included in either
branch of the profession.
Teeth (of DR. Parsons own Manufacturer inserted
upon his highly improved suction plate, which is
retained firmly in the mouth upon strictly scientific
principles, thus dispensing with the Use of clasps
springs or igature so Objectionable Teeth inserted
upon the above plan are beyond detection, and rem
dered, if not useful as the natural ones, more
Vlceable than those inserted upon the ordinary prn-
cpies.
Decayed Teeth filled with pure gold, or prepara-
ton which is introduced in the form of a paste, but
soon hardens and rcslss the action of all acids
other corrosive matter while it gives the tooth its
natural appearance and preserves 1t from farther de-
cay.
the above preparation and restored 10 usefulness
Accommodations of tartar removed from the teeth
without iniuring the enamel which is frequently the
result of an unskilful operation.
All operations warranted to give satisfaction.
Teeth extracted with one third the usual pain.
Individuals DESTROYS of having dental operations
performed are invited to call and see specimens, and
satisfy themselves Of the above improvements.
Childrens teeth regulated when malformaon is
taking place IN consequence Of neglect during second
dentition.
Advice given on diseases of the Gums Sockets, and
Antrum free of charge.
DR.. Pearson has IN his possession letters and GER
,ifcates from professional men of the first respecta-
biliy in the city of New York, and Charleston S. C.
where he enjoyed a long and extensive practice. His
object in coming north is IN consequence OF bilious
affections.
9iyOhice hours from Q 4. NJ. TO ?. NJ.
Burlington June l6 1912. ?
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
NEW GOODS.
LOVELY & SEYMOUR

A + now opening heavy stock Of seaSona1c
"A Goods irecenlly purchased in New York which
are offered to the pupc at prices which cannot fail
TO ensure their sale. Among thenare,
Black Blue Black, Blue, Invisible Green and
steel mixed broad Cloths very superior quality OF
Cas- mereS, Six Velvet, VestinFs, Linen Drillngs,
Gambroons, and a variety of Goods for summer wear
al low prices; Bombaqmcs, good assortment OF
silks for dresses and bonnets, satin ChallyS, Black
and coIored Muslin de LANES, large lot Of Mcrino
Shawls and HdkfS. dress lidfs and scarfs silk and
linen cambria Hdkfs. a great variety OF Gloves and
Hose; a large assortment of English French, and
American calicoes, and mourning callcoes unpre
ccdentedly low prices LeghoIn, straw and Palm lea
bonnets q great variety Of Ribbons, Laccs Imbel-
las Parasols shades, Musns, Camhrlc,, LleacheC
aud unblcachel Cottons 5000 rolls paper hang ing
bordering, looking glasses rugs, mats, carpcInss
all Of which are lol sale low,
June I, 1872
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
TOFFAT,S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINts-

MI orfAlo EVE hp'ii Lir Mr,''lolNfS.-
~ he>e 'eu'lhe> air Inuoucu Ior ticlr name tt
'heir "ani,eN, ana SenS' i "oI"n ~ PURIFYING IN,
springs ana channe's vi i'l'i ',lu on,uhg tncm WIN
renewed '3ne ana VI."'. III ',i.'y hhurei certified
c,seS Wch nave neel, ntJG P llG' ana IN Almost
gvGr! species vi ol>ease " N,',r 'e human frame Is
iia'hc, lnc naPPy eicctS " wv i,ifE LIS AND
,hENiN ~ TENS nav ue.u s'Io.n,! ana PiDIICly
achlioWIeuseu u! lI'o p1. ,,I 'onceyl anu VINO
were previously N W., .llc pcau'Hy pm,
,oSophIca' prlnrPeI ,po w,Gm s,ty are compound
co, ana ,Pun Wn L,, 1n1S ~ aft.
nc Ia ~ ,. c,.t, a n", '"Vi.iSciVeS III
operation Is TO 'oosen l'",,' u ooas 9l ,ne stomach
ana noWtI>' 'le N''ioi's anu crullis con-
SANITY se'''lG oro'uu .'!, %nu torc'nove 'ie mar
oene1 laces Wncn col,cLa VI ,'G vullVou,ohS OF me
ShalIeNl IhtcslntS; o"oi '"o iie only Paraily
thc>e, uu '''IsIeS uehlnu
as 70 produce na,'l WIN an us ran OF
I VI N,''"e' Iii w. ' Ill ncnt u''-'i ell
ms iact Is wen NhoWn 10 nl REGULAR anat9mist>,
Wlo Wv, "'''' ,'t ~ ','i, ea.' ana hen'
,e ,lo1e Mel ,,na 'en nehsi 4narh
a,I ~ ~ ~ ''iu '1''ucu 10
.nc ',.v 4, nH l4o'". PJiso"S' Seroio e'Gct o.
LIE Luz ne'iuvS j. !" e nunpYS ana me
i si ~! % ',I "' ,ic l"c
m y, "! ,Irn onnvs 'eiSn"I upon me re-
.I,"'',! w tnJ ", c, o'-nn Ill, "u p,"' Whtn
n"' .,C " ,i,u ,E'r a, INC
,, ~, IT. LII G,oJ o,1 ,9 Plt
somach con- courses e rcev through the veins, rc news
,be ey oPn n[ OF OF b~oh in The hIoomn rbr mounts
MoIIa1', Vegetable Life Medicine, have been thor
ouahly tested and pronounccda sovereign remedy for
Dvspap,a FaIulencv Polarization of the Heart Loss
ofAppcrite, HEARTBURN and Headache, Rrs,e',nc<s,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19

~ valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivacd
for the following complaints, viz: Dyspepsia, or ndl-
gc>tion, diseased Liver, bilious disorders, DrOp>y, Asth-
ma Coslivenc>s, Worms aud loss Of Appetite. and by
cleansing the stomach aud bowels, cures pains in the
side stomach and breast, colds and coughs of long
standing, Hoar>cncss, shorncs> of breath, Nervous
complaints, etc., which are frequently the elect Of DIS
ease. For Fever and Aglc, it j. most valuable pre-
tentative well a. sovereign remedy. Its virtues
Snrpa>s any thing heretofore known in removing 81.
NItls' nuncc,--tWo bottles have lccn known to cure
this affecting disease, after having hailcl every cxcr-
ton Tor four years. 1t has II most powerful Influence
in removing nervous complaints. II Is pleasant take
and easy in lis operation, that it may lie administered
to the infant with safety The above Medicine is very
highy recommended by many scientific gentlemen,
and large number OF ladies, who have proved the
virtues OF the Medicine by personal use and that either
families. hill ofcericate> accompanies each bottle,
with directions. 1t may he had wholesale retail OF
:. Britain, Barre, and j. &. Farnam, East Williams
own, VI. sole proprelor>. Prepared from the origin
al recipe for sale by f. IL. Prenlis, Montpelier, aud
PECK d.SrEAR,
Burlington, and in the principal towns IN the state jail
directions sIgnedin the hand writing ofthe proprietor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
MOHAWK AND HUDSON RAILROAD
TICE.

For the accommodation of passengers DESTROYS of
taking the seven o'clock line of Steam Boats from
Albany, (Which went into operation on the Goth in
sant) train Of Railroad Cars will start from Sche-
nectady daily, at 81 o'clock p. NJ during the con-
tinuance of the above arrangement on the River
By this arrangement, passengers may leave Saratoga
Springs at / to o'clock p NJ. and reach Albany
in time for the boat, which will save travellers from
the morrill, the expense of remaining night at
Albany or Troy BY the existing arrangement ci,i-
zens of Saratoga obliged to leave bone at o'clock
in the morning, TO take the steam boat at Albany at
p. NJ! 81 miles via Railroad ~
JOHN COSTIGAN,
Superintendent.
April 90, 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
HEADACHE.

CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
" which has been used in families, every member
If which has had sick head ache from infancy, as n
tutiona family complaint, and has cured cflec
t,ally in every instance yet known, amounting to ma
ny hundreds 1t is not unpleasant to the taste and
docs not prevent the daily av"catons oi.one using it
certain and permanent. Instances are constantly
mu,pl ylng where this distressing complaint is com.
peiey relieved and cured, although of years standing
by the use of DR.. Spohns celebrated remedy. One
decided preferences its pleasnntness, having none o
the nauscang effect of common drugs.
tits perfectly satisfactory, that the proprietor has
gvcn directions for his agents refund the price tC
any one who is not pleased with, and cured by
it. lie hopes also that this may secure It's great ben
Gifts 10 the distressed sufferers who are aborin9 undo
Headache. +. SPOIN, NJ. D., inventor and Pro-
prletor.
New York. PECK d. Sp EA II, WhOesal,
Agents, few doors east of the Post Office, Burlng
ton, VI. no
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS..-Dccidedl,


- the most popular remedy ever known IN America
PeSefaGfe Pulmonary Bdisam is the most valuable
remedy ~ Use i coughs colds, asthma phthlsic,
consumption. whoopIne cough and pulmonar, alt ciion
OF every knd. lis sale is steadily increasing. and the
propiieors are constantly .eceivng lie most favorable
account OF us elects. The following new certificates
aye offered for public examination.
AN INTERESTING CAsE.-EXDrac ola letter from
Nr & : Clay, Kingston, Ulster CO.,, n. y. 10 the
pr'pre'o'S. 'l ours OF the 9Th inst. was duty ,ec'd
'emar kahlc cure WAS effected hy The Vegetable Pun
h'nit Bdsdm IN The WINTER and >pr'ng 81 1888. The
ierson, VIZ. MOODY, had been suck "A long lime with
ne consumption. Ills pm, Sicans had gwen him mp
tie was reduced so low rs TO he unable 10 help himself
ma was raising large quantity OF blood when he
cohilehccu using lhn bdSaiil, Wiich has elected Il
conple'" cure, and he Is NOW a. hale and hearty as
ever ne was mr. MOODY has removed from this town
'h ne n,s promised me more detailed account of his
case, "hirh wi.llo'waIh Won. Z. > CLAY.
h'"sS'oh, y. l. June -. lSjS.
ENir'ct Ut letter from Dc, Jacob Myers. The
''seiane pulmonary Balsam has been sold IN this
county Tor Two years. aud the medicine has gained
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
BEWARE OF DECEPTION.

IT has frequently come TO the knowledge of the sub
i scrber, thai empty Snuil Jars, with his Label on
them have been bought up for the purpose OF selling
in them an inferior quality Snuff and also, that his
Snuif-abes have in some instances, been counter
feted, the general design of the same inflated
as to easily deceive the unwary. ii deems it, there
fore his duty to inform purchasers of the manner in
which they are often imposed upon; and he would
hereby request them to tear off or deiace the Labels
on the outside of the Jars after having disposed of the
contents, so as to prevent further of the same.
suitable reward will he paid for such evidence as
will lead to the detection and conviction Of the I'M
posters
The subscriber continues to Manufacture, and o.
.ftrS for sale the I0iioring articles:
Fine Brown Snuii.
Genuine Maccoboy,( rose American Rappee
Imitation do. ! favored, Holland do.
Sicily, do. Tuboroso.
Maltese, do. ST. Omcr
Curacao, do. Strasburg.
COarseSI rOWn Snuii.
Demigos. Natchtochos.
Pure Virginia. French Rnppee.
Bourbon. American Gentleman
ST. Domingo. Pure Spanish.
Copenhagen, superior flavor. l.. Mixture.
yellow Snuff,
Scotch and Fine Irish nloeEgnard Or Coarse.
Sweet Scented Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Spanish, Kltefort, CANISTER, Common and Stems
ETA liberal discount made TO wholesale dealers
PETER LORlLLARD Jrr az Chatnam-St., Now
York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
NEW ESTABLIS HMENT.
SELLING OFF CHEAP.

offers to the public, at cost the whole OF his
stock in trade consisting of large and general as.
otrmcnt of PLAN TIN and japanned ware brass kettles
stowe pipes, stoves and trimmings, and every other
Irlc usually called for in his line of business Also
~ nate of various sizes, Russia English and Canada
~ ron sheet copper, zinc lead pipe, wire Sc,
A.. All persons wishing To purchase any of the
above articles, are invited to call and examine for
themselves and they will be convinced OF the above
statement.
All accounts due to the late firm of Starr & Dow.
must be closed immediately, either by payment OF
note. j. j. STARR
Burlington, May g. 1872. as II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
BURLINGTON CHAIR FACTORY
COP1RIIVL>RS/ //P.

HENRY II. BOSTVlCk " II. +. & w. l..
llStrong having connected their Tin Shops will do
business in that Inc under the name of II. IL. Bost-
wick q Co. al the shop occupied by said Bostwick
where may be found full and complete assortment
of TIN WARE, manufactured expressly for thcrota
trade, together with Copper and Sheet Iron work
Stove Pipe, Stove Trimmings, &c. All kins of job
work furnished at short notice. Fave roth and con-
ductor pipe furnished and put up. Copper pumps and
lead pipe furnished and set if required. Those who
patronl2e this branch IF business SHALL this shop
re quickly and well served, for IA roasonal c compcn
SatOn. ii. III. BOSTWlCK q Co.
Burlington, Apr. 10, lSl2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19

NJ OORES ESSENCE OF LlFE-A Naluabl,
IVA Medicine, which, if richly applied, will lie the
means of saving thousands from an unlmcly grave
II has been sold and used for thirty years, with erca
success, and found very cicaciou> in the following
diseases, viz. Consumption, Whoopn. Coughs, COM
mon Coughs, Gods, difficult breathing, Influenza
Quin>y, Asthma, Phthi>ic, Splitting Of Blood, Fla,u-
lcncy Indigestion, Loo>cnc>> of the Bowels, Fits o
every kind, Cramps, Rcke>, Collie, Caiarrh, Dyson.
,ary, Painting, llyporhondrlac Affections, Headaches
Sicknes>a Stomach Measles, preventive Of Con.
iaglou> diseases, Gout and Rheumatism.
iJ"Ihc above Medicine is prepared ly Henry Sey-
mour of Haley, Mass. from the Original Recipe, by
the direction of laid Moore, and sold hy HIM and tn,
principal Druggists in the lnitedStaie>.
Sold wholesale and retail by Peck & Spear
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
French Dry Goods.

Being confident that through so many means and
facilities which they have for furnishing their Store
with the most fashionable articles, and ,hat Their pr
ces will suit all who may favor them with call, they
respectfully solicit a share of public patronage.
They also have for sale general assortment OF su
porior GROCERIES, which they offer for the loves
prices. OSTHElM x NICHOLS.
I Pufln1 ton, May 49, l5i!,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
new BOOK STORE.
" Live and let Live"

vINlI E subscriber has received from New York a
l. new supply Of School Books, Bibles, PRAYER
Books, 1eslamentS, &c. &c. together with GOOD a.
sornent Of Stationery, and Book binding sock, I,
which he invites the attention OF the pubic. Feeling
very grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore re-
celved, he will renew his cXertlons 10 please all tina
may favor HIM with their patronage
:. HUNTINGTON.
SlrongN Building, corner Church and COLLEGE sts.
opposite iIagar Il Arihur's, Sign Red Ledger
June 10.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
NEW LIVERY STABLE,
EF. r. GRTSWOLD'S
BOARDING HOUSE.

THIS House is now OPEN for the reception o
i boardors. All who wish to board, are invited Il
call and examine his house and the peculiar advan
tages which its construction and location offer, 70
comfort and convenience.
TERMS, very moderate May TO- 1872.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19
NEW SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.
z. w 30 D S

TYJOylD respectfully in lorm In Ladies and Ten
w ,l.n,,n OF, Enrlin gton and vicinity that lie has
recently opened an e>a li,hncut where he viii man
ufacrur;, twhoe>aIe and rctalD all ki"ds OF work m
the Sbo, line. He has inst received from New ORR
the present >vle OF Lasts together with choice Sc
lection Of Stock. He will keep CONSTANTLY ON hand
aud manufacture IN order ali kiUi- Of wor, got up'
in this country; among which may be found Gent
CALI Goat Seal aud Cater Bo1is-Ladle>' CATERS
Buskns, Walking Shoes, Slips, &c. &c, Also coar.,
aud kp Boots both fox lnen and boys; and chlsrens
Shoes % all kinds.
please give him call, two doors West Of thu
Pearl Stree, House, al The sisnol the "Big Boot"
Drvliu gtou, May, iS42 5Of.
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LYMAN & COLE

II vi nv N VUIT
TJANE received their usual extensive ossor,r,o,,
| j aud variety Of Snrrng and Summer (; a a rs
which they ocr al greatly reduced prices; con,i.tn,d
IN part at Printed Lawn. CnmI,tn.. Mn.I',. a,J
mourning Lawns. ""'
Rich satin striped Bllzorinc Sc. for ladies', Summer
dresses
New pattrrn Mu.lin Il. Lame. satin .,,;,,ltoli,,
&c,
Plain black and blue black Bomlaznr
Figured blue black add coorcI do.
Heavy black Canton Gro he S,vis. ond,,rl clLs
Shawls, '''"''
Lupn> hest scarlet, black and colorcd Merino.
scars and Isancv ,inudLcrcbiofs
Muslin de Lame ThiIIt wool. and enc, soti,
Hermann; Lachenr Cravots, raw Iii, iI,Il,c
Muslin de Lame Shawls, raw six do, printed
wpr,tcddo
La Fancy silk Mit> and Gloves. colorcl Fill,t
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CURE FOR CORNS.
tIhinn Eor, DI,S+.~
FOR SALE,
AA THAT large and commodious two sto.
FxTE3 l. ry Brick DWelIingIIOusc s. Lot
FOR SALE,


l-.&ksss. at the head of College street. in this vii.
aGt; me HOUSE is 50 by 45, with basement stery,
with Kitchen and Provision cellars, and wing 80 by
10. tending north on College Green, with wood and
store house below, and chambers and SLEEPING rooms
above. large and commodous Barn, carriage house
zee house, and other ou-hol>e> and spacious ward
Wtst OF the dwelling house. and good durable well
Of wafer OF the best quality in the village, and brick
ci>tcrl. One and quarter acres Of land ofthe first
mllny large garden and choice fruit trees west Of
the house and ward.
he buildings are constructed in modern style, OF
the Ie>t materials and workmanship were erected by
ne subscriber Tor his use and the location at.
torl> very extensive and pleasant prospect Of the
village and lake on the West and l. not surpassed by
any other IN tins part Of the country.
a 20 for sale Il lot cona hing an acre of land Direct
" opposite the above lot with small convenient wood
dwelling house thereon.
Purchasers are invited to call and exminc for them
scve>-Iern> made known by the sui scr er on the
premises SAMUEL REED,
Burlington June, lG, 1910. M
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-19

nOCT. MARSNAll'S Aromatic, Catarrh and
- Headache SNUFF. This Snuiis superior 10 any
thlnr Vel shown, for remuvn" that troublesome dis
case the Caarrh, and also cold IN he Lead, AMI the
headache. II ,I,cns and pur"c> ont all distractions,
strengthens the glands aud gives healthy acton to the
parts Affected 1t is perfectly tree from any thing dele
FERROUS IN its compo>ition-ha> Il pleasant flavor, and
lis immediate elect, after being used, Is abgreeabc.-
Price 81 cents per bottle
Dort. Mar>haII's Vegetable Indian blacl PLASTER
This Plaster is mrivaed for curing >crotulou> swell
ncs, Scurvy Sores Lame Back, and Fresh Wounds
pans IN the sides, Hip and Limbs; and seldom fails Il
rive relief in local Rhc,ma,i,n, II applied TO tn,
side, ii will cure many ofihe common Liver Complaints
and is equal if not superior, to any thing in fo
the fee the virtues OF this Plaster have been
witnessed ly thousands Of individuals in the United
States, who have tested its efficacy. Sold lythc pro-
prIctor; Cha>. Bowen, MiddlcLury, VT, and PECK &
SPEAR, Bm,orlingt Vt.