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ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.


to enter the the Journal, as if presented in
the House.
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.
The resolution heretofore submitted by Mr. Ad
ans, was taken up the unfinished business, and it
is as follows:
Resolved, That the 2lst rule for conducting bust
in this House, in the following words: 'No Pc
tition, memorial, resolution, other paper PRAYING
the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia,
any State or Territory, the slave trade between
the States or Territories of the United States in
which it now exists, shall be received by this House.
or entertained in any way whatever" be- and the same
is hereby, rescinded."
The question pending was, Shall the main question
be now put! but
MIR. JONES, of Virginia, moved to lay the whole
subec on the table.
The yeas and nays having been ordered, they were
taken, and resulted-yeas 80 nays 95.
So the resolution was not laid upon the table
The question recurring, Shall the main question
be now putt
Mr. UNDERWOOD submitted, as a question of
ORDER that the pr vous question having been already
put and decided, like all other questions put and de-
cided, it could not again be put and that the subject
before the House was now open TO debate, amend
ment, such other proceeding thereon the House
might deem proper, though the previou. question
had not been demanded.
The Speaker overruled the position assumed by
the gentleman from Kentucky.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD said that he would take an
appeal for the purpose of ascertainng the sense OF
the House.
Mcssrs. EVERETT, BRIGGS, TURNKEY, j. r.
IN GERSOLL, and the SPEAKER submitted a few
remarks upon the subject; and
Mr. TURNKEY moved to lay the appeal upon the
table and the motion prevailed.
The question was again stated, Shall the main
question be now put Whereupon
Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Maryland, called for the yeas
and nays, which were ordered and beng taken, re-
sulted-yeas 95, nays 100
SO the man question not ordered to be nut ;
and the resolution lies over.
THE ONE HOUR RULE
Mr.. JOHNSON of Maryland in pursuance Of
notice, submitted a resolution to rescpd the rule
adopted on the 18th of June, 1912, which inhIbits
any member from occupying more than one hour in
debate in the House or in Committee of the Whole
MIR. FILLMORE inquired whether it was in order
TO move this resolution
The SPEAKER replied that the gentleman from
Maryland had given notice of lis intention TO intro
duce the resolution, and that il bad been entered on
the Journal Therefore, it the first bushes. in
order, according to the proceedings Of yesterday.
Mr.. FILLMORE was Of the opinion that notwith-
standing the notice the resolution cnpld nrl, a.. an,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
BUSINESS OF THE LAST SESSION

On motion of Mr.. TALIAFERRO, it was resolved
that the several memorials, petitions and resolutions
presented TO the House of Representatives during the
present Congress, which have not been finally acted
on also, all bills which went from this House to the
Senate and which were lost there and such bills as
referred to the several committees of this
House, and not reported on be again referred to the
committees to which the same were heretofore re-
ferred, the said committees shall be organ
lied; written request to that effect being handed
by any member to The Clerk, whose duty it shall be
TO enter the the Journal, as if presented in
the House.
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liz THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
~ usITY--G sos-EssENrIALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARITY.-Auguisiia.
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MIR. TusroS having received the requisite number
Of votes, therefore duly elected Chaplain for the
Senate, to during the present session.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
Ircth, T'rih-SHue yOMr Ircih !
Great I,nprOycm cnt in Dentistry!

TAR SAXTON having engaged Dr.. PEARSON,
- Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist from the 'y
Of New York, as partner, would most respectfully
announ e TO the citizens of Burlington and the neigh
boring towns that they have opened an Off e at Mr.
Grswold's, on the West 81 c of Church street, one
door North of the Burlington Bank, where they ave
prepared to attend TO all cases included in either
branch OF the profession.
From one Ia full set of lncO rruptlble Mineral
Teeth (ot DR. Parsons own manutacture) inserted
upon his highly imD owed sucton plate, which is
retained firmly IN the mouth upon strictly scientific
principles thus dispensing with the use of clasps
springs or llgature objectionable. Teeth inserted
upon the above p an beyond detection, and rem,
dered # not useful as The natural ones, more SER
vlceabe than those inserted upon the ordinary prn-
clpes.
Decayed Teeth filed with pure gold, or a prepare
ton which IS introduced in the form of paste, but
soon hardens and reslsts the action of all acids
other corrosive matter while II gives the tooth IFS
natural appearance and preserves II from farther de-
cay.
Aching teeth cured in a few minutes, and filled with
the above preparation and restored TO usefulness
Accommodations of tartar removed from the teeth
without inurng the enamel, which IS frequently the
result OF an unskilhl operation
All operations warranted 10 give satisfaction,
Teeth extracted with one third the usual pal1
Individuals DESTROYS of having dental operations
performed are nv ed to call and see specimens, and
satisfy themselves of the above improvements.
Children's teeth regulated when mliormation is
taking ace in consequence OF neglect during second
dention
Advice niven on diseases of the Gums Sockets, and
AntruIn, free Of charge.
Dr. Pea, son has IN his possession letters and GER
tfcates from professional men OF the first respecta-
bli'y IN the city of New York, and Charleston, Sc.
where he enjoyed long and extensive practice His
object IN com ng north is in consequence OF bilious
affections.
r'rOffice hours from A. NJ. to5PM
Burlington, June l6, 1912. ?
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BURLINGTON VERMONT, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 3d.


NOriC E.--Lf" hcne l. est known y III,
c ire> II perform iii |. Newton's Pana -ea
~ p irher of the Blood The unpara elel and III
ncrea ing repra'ion which hi me icine ha ac1ar
el 'hro lgho Il the New En2 Ian S'ac>, and The man
ire, II has performed, AMI the great 'eman ma L
for il by tde lvice otphy>icans well arq anut VI J.
lis preparation, has ind eel he proprietor extcn
lt> cirbulation 10 almost every town IN the eastern
Sae aud the principal towns IN he United Sa'c..
Thl> Panare> warranel purely vege'a le, anl is n.
>urpas> ed V any other medicine ever q cred to the
afflicted a. itS ex en- i've ale aud great pep ilari V
plainly prove. Il ha, within the La, eigh zen month
cared It's huu an |. Of'he mos. obstiua disea e., a
"an lie prove y rer!iira'rs, ana Is pronounced 'y
eminent and pc "a e physicians the e>i me itine
IN use. L eff i 'rnaon may e 70 md in cir'tar
containing "er'iti"a Of cores and dire lions for ia
king he medicine. The following appointed agent Dr..
Burlington, P +. C X AMI S EAR, 4. Moody
>t Ar an, Crit. AMI r sel-tlilion, e. ORA e
Ml'on Fail B tract and Savyer-Wa'ervillr. F.
and Brown,--llinc. hrr-h, II III AMI Cuol--fairiax y,
Par er aud Markedly eraenne Adam> and VI lrrav
Gam ridge, NJ. Wire -tnderhil, VI. &. Barney
North Fern, ur-h, II. G. Wicser-Georria A. Bill,
Wllli-ton \. thitienden-Richm, nd, Green q Rhode
John. on, e. l.. Warner and G Monitor, Ethan
Sn'h-Ba er. field, Arlington and Woolwar Fair
ned, u lrnet and FHrnsWOrl cO.p1 ,.tl9
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NEW GOODS.
LOVELY a.. SEYMOUR

A r now opening a heavy stock of seasona lie
IA Goods recently purchased in New York which
are offered 10 the pupc at prices which cannot fail
to ensure their sale Among them are,
Black, Blue Black, Blue, Invisible Green and
steel mixed Broad Cloths, very superior quality OF
Ca>simeres, Silk Velvet, Ve>ling>, Linen Drilling,,
Gambroons, aud variety Of Goods for summer wear
at low prices; Bombaqnes, good assortment OF
silks for dresses and bonnet, satin, chays, Black
and colored Muslin de LANES, a large lot Of MerIno
Shawls and Hdkf dress Hdhfs. and scars, silk and
linen cambria Hdkis. great variety OF Gloves anc
Hose; large assortment of English, French, ant
American calcoes, and mourning calicoes at unpre
cedentedy low prices Legholn, straw and Palm lea
bonnets a great variety OF Ribbons, Laces umble
las Para soils sun shades Mu>ns, Cambrlcs hleache'
and unbleached Conons 5000 rolls paper hangines
bordering, looking glasses, rugs, mats, clrpelngs
all Of which are for sale low,
June I, 1879
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NV L the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. Probate Court for the District of
Chltenden, commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands Of all persons, against
the estate of YNAN BEECIfEH, late OF Hines.
burgh in sad District, deceased, represented nso-
vent, and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and six months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, we do hereby give notice, that we will attend
10 the business of our appointment, al the dwelling of
Elmer Beecher, in Hinesburgh, in said District, on
the first Monday OF October next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Dated this Goth day Of Nav, a. D. 1912.
JOSEPH MARSH Commits
KEENAN, n. SMITH I soners
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WAR r ANTEp.


y '"~tb - SlOMAN ii 81 ! KS may IL
IA u'ed IN NlneOr Wa'er.-l he>e ceci rated iler>
are composed purely of vcge al c Of the most limo.
cen yet >pecIic virtue. They recommended par
icuarv Tor restoring veal constitutions, clean. in e
and strengthening the stomach, and increasing he
appelle-aI>o prcvcn awe are Inst Inc cholera NOR
bl,, foyer and a-ic, removing nau>ea, vomiting,
heart Irnn-, wrahnc-> in he rea I, pain IN The
stomach aud other symptoms ufia' ilencc nj indigo.
tion. Que tox will tncture gallon. Price 20 ct.
'ox.
RrssE1r.'s lTcu OtNTMrxr.-Th, choice and "a f.
ointment l. >aid to Superior % any now IN ne fu
that II agreeable an Ioa h ONE It ,ea Q, the itch.
lh. Olnmen' $50 ccar'a.n N its opera ion thai nc
per'on lIuulled with he a owe ii order unghi 10 e
WITHOUT II. It l. RENE ly tor cliancupS -r'iptiun.
>ortuc eciion Of The head, or any other real iug
ont which arr Is from sharp h lnor> IN The llood.
Price 25 a.. a OK.
Rus Ellis VEGETABLE BuIlous Pulls. or famil,
phlsi for general ne, in Of ia Jndlrc, iuer IL
en- Il llly { The stomach AMI loWel,, los Of appetite.
t'n id rea,h, "o>lvcne Pie, and all j.ca>e> ari--
ug from hilary arrangement. ,--ul.o FIR rurre1uGg
tue -la'e ui tG" loot aul cleansing he .v.ieI uf
to , ami y'>"id hum-Gr-. The pulls are 4 rli. ua-
ihar'lr, prod eng nerher pa nor gripping, aud are.
therefore a ValHa le and highly approved medicine,
ana are pronounce A. such V the most dtugu- he'd
1hy~lclanS. Each box conlamlng 80 Pill. Price
RI>. els cccl ro'si SALT Rnrru Orxrurvr.-Thi,
Is rnq e>iona ~ the J est and aci rene " W
Tered 10 he ic for thai Oh mae d. order SAIL
RHlt'M. Where ohcr means huvcidre /, il ha> e.
zee lei, AMI he fact that ha> ten YEN ivcy IL eel
eminent Practitioners speaks VUlurn- IN IT.. prii
II /, eq ally cGrecors IN all di-eo If the skin,
>cald head, ring worth, and the tnp>i iuretcrae Itch
&c. &c Numerous cerildca t. mi.ht lie obtained.
a. The proprietor chooses hat fair trial .huI the
only evidence uft> Nlpcrure Tracy. plr 80 cent, a
OK. For ale y Peck Il. Spear aud Rol eri Moody,
u ringtoni Ilr. G. T.. Nile, and II ID & Cook, II mes
nrgh; :. II. Barnc, Char'oue; l.. Jane, Georgia;
l.. Tyler, E>>ex Fuller X Huntington. Redmond
Also, Iy the druggists and merchants generally
throughout ih" STATE. q. 9G
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
v ATURE's GRAND RESTORATIVE. TIN,

" ATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE. TIN,
y va'ualc Vegetable Medicine stands unrvalled
for the following complaints, viz Dyspepsia, Ind-
ge>'ion, dea, ed Liver, bilious disorders, Drop>y, A>h-
ma Coslivene>> Worms and loss Of Appetite. and by
cleansing The stomach and bowels, cures pains in the
side, stomach and rca>t, colds and coughs OF long
standing, Huur en,~>, >horiness Of r"rih, Nervous
complaint, etc, which arcife1nenily the eoi OF DIS
For Fever and Agre, il Is most valual Ia pre-
ventalive a well a sovereign remedy. it, virtue.
>irpa>> any thin" heretofore known IN removing St
Nltl>' nancc,-iwu bottles have cen known 10 cure
his a1c'mg disease, alcr having ialcd every cxer-
ion tor four years. II ha> most powerful Influence
IN removing complaints. II l. pleasant 10 take
nl cay in il operation, hat it may e administered
10 the m(ant wh >airy. The above Medicine is very
hnhy recommended lv many scientific gentlemen,
and a iar-e numi er Of lade-, who have rruved The
ir'rr ofIhr Medicine personal NJ that Of HEN
gmts, AIIil rfrerihrI'e. accumpal ic> each bottle
SO IA lrcr jan>. l. may - had Wholc.ilr or retail oil
:. BRIAN, Barre, aud J, c. Farnam, te>t Williams
'uWu, ". sole propue'r Prepared from he origin
al recipes for sale ty E. IL. Preuis~, Mor'nocr, and
PrrE d.SpFAR,
Burlington, and in the principal towns n lie trall
Ire'uuu> l-nel IN he hand writing oflhe proprietor
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DEEASES OF TIE LUNG>..-p-cuiedl,

DiSEASES OF TIE LUNGS.
y the most popular zen, i, eve, ku"wn III Annette.
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam Is iii" valuable
'th '' NOW ~ - cnugh- ,cplis, asthma hthi-c
consumption. who0pms corgh and uulmonl,, ati
"ie>e', Amd. lis .air's >,eaI, Inc' easing ,ud The
pnp''eor- "a" CONSTANT, .ecri,ing he ia,Dr abb
' count II Is effects. The following ueN certificates
tie ni'frdi to- publ r examination
Az iNrEHEstING ChsE 49, TX tact pf, lrurt Fl On,
VIZ & : Clay, kng.,on, User co., y. Y. 80 the
pr r'e'or,. "f"urs of The . h ,n-l. du'> ,eci
'emtk"hlr cure was riirctcd u, The Vegetable Pot
m0nhIN Bi,-m IN ttic and ,uiu al 1875. The
lers"n, Nj Noni,, hal been SEX . long ,,m- wul
h" consumption. l,- Ihl -irian, had gwen h,in M
lie Was reduced nw he unable help ann = +
~" was raising a Large quaint, of blpnG when IL,
romnl'ra'd uS'ng The B,lSam, whrh has riI-clei q,
-tet he Was Nr. Mood, has rernu, ON ,his tow n
"' he h's rrrnscd mr. detailed arcnun, Of has
case, which within ward YOU. G.. > CLAY.
Kings on, \. June % 1898.
Extract al u ieIe, f,om Dr. Jaroi, Myers Tn.
Nesrihhe P"lInuna,, B,l,am has been sold in tia,
county 'ot 'wn 'esls and the rec'ne has gained
unr"mnrn crlthriN, 1ni II -ra'c-lN one instanr,
lated "t having the dr>rrn tirct an l., no ,e.ns
81 l''nr "i The Hian, uo,tuus .! whch a,e I'm
noSrons uron r'c1uIons pnhl,c, lea, rh. which
know by T." lee rGrc uai, c,nn, help hut eiv. m,
irr"b ihere'o. 4 cnunir,iri p'ea, al b..
nfen offered h're by arrd>eihng Agen, o( Cums'ock
n y and there ~ annrhr, atice Nendrd here that !.
'To"sH s"srec'ed 10 he ,purIuu4
JAcon NYffs VI d
Wellington, Juniiia co Fem. Wa, 3. 1887 From
Dr. Samuel Norrll. to the rror, ieror, of the Vese
table Pulmonary Ral>am. ! SnItsiit ihai the VI.
seihble iu'npud>h tttistIn - Salu,h p mcitr,up
has been used thu place with cunplrie .nrcrs, IN
an "h-'n'e compliant II The lungs, Attended wl,h -.
sr,c'e cough. ins- al voice. aud the raising Of nr
blood, 'h'th had p'e>snu-k 'r-i-trd tnsu, arin,rd
p'es'' 'pii"ns. Ailri using 'he EA.+m unr vr4k ,hr
p.'irn voice 'euTn.d and h- I'D" ,up,k audi
by. Ihis 'ase occurred sopr time s,ncr, and rl.
man ~ nov Engaged not onF ~ Iri,e hu lshnt Ous
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
SIUFFAT's VEGETABLE LIFE MEi

NOFFATS VEGETABLE LIFE MEbICISfS-
VI Thee medicines are lncc' tel for their name
her manc>' anl en.le acton in prrlvn2 tn.
pring- an channels of life, and en- iring them viii
encwel tone and vlgnr. In many h ndrel cerihp
4 e. which have leen ma 'e PM il' and in ano
ctcry species OF ii ca t I" which the h man frame
LA ie The ha hpyc cots OF MuFfAT's LIFE Pill AN,
PnENIx BITTER lave lcen great lily and pll licl,
u ,nuWiedrel iy he per -OnS leneteI and wh
we're previously unacuuan'ed wi he bearlifiIy rhi
oso lhica' prncip e upon VIII hihey are compound
Ell, and uonn which hey runsel emily acl.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend themselves in
ii,ease> OF every form and de -cripilon. Their hrs
pcration is 10 oo.en from The coats of the stomach
AMI owels, the varo"s lmpire, and cruliiies con-
,tany >erng around them; and 70 remove The har.
lene faces which collect in the conventions Of the
nalle-t in'r>ilne>. . her me llcne> only partially
lean ehc,e, and leave such collected mas eS ehnd
a 10 produce ha i'al 'o~liveness, with all lis tram Of
evil. or sudden darrhpa, with liz llnmuen' dager N
Ih~ fac is well lnown to all regular ana'omi>.,
Wh"exanlnc me II inan owes al er death and hence
Inc pre- dI'e" nose wen informed men aga'n- qIacl
'ne'Icihc --"r we ''ihe> PreparN' ana heralded to
hepl IW' l2h ram per on. ne .erond eject Of
me LIE Ne lllne> i To rtan the kidneys and the
'aI'er, ami y> means, the liver and The lungs, the
neal NJ nae ION OF whIch entirely depcnd> upon the re-
9 uarhy "i me urinary organs. Inc blood, which
ale re'r"or from me agency CT tue liver and The
g> ie'ore Pa'>e, mo NE hear eng tn = purified
,hen' ana no'r,, hel y iood coming from clean
tnnach c",r,c' freely ihrotgh the veln>, renew>
every eve nar {" Inc ,y-!e'n ana ,rnnphan,y mounts
Mo ia,,. va,,,ot Ia T. 10, ui,',,n..' ha,', 49, H..
onrhv ,e,d. and nrono need .ov.re,on ren'.,, f. p
ia, ,a, !, Ei,,,l.,r.,. pnI,,,a,i,r ~ ~ Nv
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LYMAN & COLE

Tv.VE r.,,..v.I ,b.,, ...,,i 49,. -,
tt 40 .,-:.,. - s -.'' w e"'ie ">>or'inen'
winch ,b.,, .S NJ .i r ~ ,,I'''."e' " W >
m mar, Of pr.,,.l / ,, rI - ~, '"">Hih3
mn,rnina lnv.ns >''''''' '"">''hs ah0
D D. s,;n I,,,'.,l rI,...:.. G.. -
~ o." >''1''' "''@or'"e' ~ ''' '"oes ''nmei
No., no,,,.r, .,i,,aI.;.o ,,., .,,r-
g. '""N'" '-'"''" 'e la ''e'' Sa'" '"'p ~ romans,
PLAIN Lick an M 70 IIacl, po,ni .r,,
Figured Hue black and colorrj do.
Heavy black Canton, Gro de S,v,,, lcorI Site
Shawls. ''''"''
Lupin,, Iest .carlof. bia.i nnJ cclo,.I lf..:o
scarfs and Fancy Uandk,rch;,f.
=, ;,
Mi.ln de Lame, Inv ct wool, and fancy saiin
Hermann; Larhene Crava'>, raw six ffdlif>.
M1'llh &c Lame Shawlr, raw Xix do, printed
wor'ted do
La Fancy silk MtS and G ovcs. co'ored Fill,
do. lack ewing >iik 40. Misses 60 ored NIX
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FOR TIE NEW WORLD
RECEIVED AT THE
BURLINGTON BOOKSTORE.

DERsONS wishing to avail themselves Of the many
interesting publications issued in the Neu World,
can he supplied with the same, free Of postage by
giving their names 10 the subscriber WORKS, such
a. Zanoni. and Jacauere, and those Of similar char
acier can he purchased at the very low price of rom
49, 10 % els. The new novel, Morley Ernstein, by
James, Is now ready for sale
June IL, 1912 ID. A. BkAMAN'
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SELLING OFF CHEAP

THE subscriber, DESTROYS OF CLOSING his bps;Dess
now Offers to the public, at cost, The whole of h :
o'N N tTade, consisting of ,arge and grneIal as
'nentof pIa I'm and Japanned ware bra. kettles
I've piP's; stoves ana trimmings, ard eve.y other
i'c' usually called for in his line of business Also
IN Ii2ie OF various sizes, Ru STA English and Caus:s
.ii''' ron, sheet copper ENC, lead pipe wire 4 -
&C. All persons WISHING 10 purchase any of tbt
M''ve arto',s' are invited to call and examine for
statement. '''
All accounts due TO the late firm Of Starr & Dow
must be closed immediately, either by rnvneni O.;
note. ST,pp
Burlington, May 6, lei2 Asrf
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CURE FOR CORNS.

Inc most ,ate and speedy cure for Corn> vet d, p.
we're me re'ei Is immediate. II dl>>olve> aud
re moves the corn ON the foo, ,ritb eoee and sr,
Box f'' N ~ "'' @
ii and ample directions accompany each Of ,,g
al owe articles
y. u. None of the above article, ,yIil p ,enu,,,
n'e>> 'isne. W. l.. Kid Ter ON he outside yra .l,er
r"r SAFE a his Go ming Room Sc Sae s zee, ut
G'alF't corner Of Mtr ham, Row, Bosom. Al.o ~
MESsRs ~ OK & SPEAR, Burlington, Vi.
=. y lI' cral ~ go NJ n lowed 10 dea er>
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BURLINGTON CHAIR FACTORY
COP1R T'INERSHIP.

J I Z n T. q T.
AI~trong having cOnnet ted their Tin shops will do
business in that line under the name OF II II. Bos,-
VIC X Cr. a IN" sGDp occupied by sad BOstwicll.
where may he found full and complete as ortneni
of TIN WARE manufactured expressly for the retail
trade, together with Copper and Sheet Iron work
Stove Pipe s owe trimmings, DC. All kin of Jnl,
work furnished At short tee. Fave roth aud co .
dn tor pipe furnished aud putt up. Copper Dumps and
lead pipe furnish d and 1t if rcqprrd. Tnosc who
parohlze his brunch # business shall ut tn, shop,
eqlckly and well served, for i ra1snna p cumpen
SatjDn. III II. EOSINlCk * Ga
Burlington, Apr. TO- 1872.
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AlOORE'S ESSENCE OF lIFE-A NaluahIt
" Medicine which, if rightly applied, will le the
means of >aving thousands from an unInclv grave
II has 'een sold and used for thirty years. with grca
,rcre,,, and found very eiirariu, in the fulluwina
li,ea e, VIZ. Consumption, Whoopmg Cough, com.
non Cough, Cod, dtlicnli Breathing, ninenza
,hn>y, Asthma, Phihi,Ic, Splitting of Blood, Flaln-
lcncy, lnlicc-tion Loo-ere>> of the Bowel Fit, o
every kinl Cramps, Ricbel>, Cole, Caarrh, Dv,en.
'a'y, Painting hypochonrriac a eron> Headaches
Sic!,ne.> at Stomach, Mea>lc,, preventive Of Con-
fagiOl, d-ca.e,, Goul and Rhepmai.m.
L. thea owe We ticnc j. prepared V Henry Sey-
monr, Of Haley, Mas. from the Original Recipe
tue direction of aid Moore, and sold Y hun and tn.
or,ariral Druggists in the United States.
Sold whole, ale and retail !y Peck x Spear
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DRUGS g. MEDICINES.

VNH F. subscribers are continually supplied with
I erery article IN The a I've branch, both of The
oficnal ana PaI'nl Kinds. Medicinal waters from
saratoga; do. from Caledonia, Csuuda; Medical
Wines ana Spirits; Leeches; Surgical INSTRUMENTS!
Mineral Teeth, a.. &c, Prescriptions put up at the
shortest no ice.
Shop open al all hours.
PECK n SPEAR, Apohecaries.
Burlington, VI.
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FOR SALE.
~ MAT large and commodous two srn
g ry Hrick DWelIingIlouse al.

.GEFs, THAT LARGE and commodious two s,o
Sssss ry Brick DWellingIlouse ~ l.,
ass re situated on the west side OF College ar,,t
- at The head OF College street in Tins WI
y, he H"r'E IS % by IS, with basement sterv
WIN hl cnen an Provision cellars, and wing 80 t.,
oo. extending north on College reen. tyi,h WON nm
-l're h"'e below, and chant er, and ,cepinu room.
",u'e' large androrGmodlol, Barn, carriage hon.
~ '"u o'ner oi-hn1,e., and spacuu> var
VS. "i 'ne awe. I'm. hnI,e and GOOD dura le We .
" aeF " ihe est q'aly in the village, an ru.
ti>LVIn' One anu quarter acre OF land, the Tar .
'a.N ar-e garden and choice fruIt trees wei
me hnu aud yard.
, T Hr ."uh+> are constructed IN modern style, q
I've >'urr' tF tor h. own use, and the localion af
niH, very extensive and pleasant prospect f the
VNeEe ani IA e ON the We> and l. not ,r,rpa ed h,,
any other IN mi, part Of he &c. nlrv
20 lai sale lot containing an acre ofland direct
" "npo>e The a owe lot with small cunven,eplwuo,
dwelling hol,r thereon "
r'hasers are invrei 10 cal AMI exrnine for them
premi.c, G, uI'LT 81 ''0
Burlington June, Is, $40 no