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HUMAN HAIR.
CLEANLINESS OF THE HEAD AND
lair

HAIR.
Strange il is that persons who attend strictly to
PERSONAL cleanliness, baths, sc. should neglect the
Head-.he Hair the most essential-the most expost
ed-aDd the most beautiful, though properly cared
for Of all the gifts of the Creator. Perfectly free may
it be kept of dandruff or scurf with certainty tina
the hair cannot fall out, by the of the Balm
Columbia. Ladieswil you make your toilet withOu
this article answer fearlessy, No, ifyou have oEr
tried and experienced its purifying efects-it' swee
perfume.
A hundred articles have been put forth on The
credit of this-the only frst-the only really valuable
article mass of testimony from all classes to thsse
facts.
LOOK OUT.
Commercials are abroad look way for the name
of COMSTOCK & CO., on the splendid wrappers
and never buy it without that name.
READ THE FOLLOWING.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq, late Mayor Of PhiIa
uelphia has certified, as may be below to the
bigf character OF the following gentlemen
lie undersigned do hereby certify that We have
tried the Balm of Columbia discovered by J. Ohridge
AMI have found it highly serviceable not only as
preventive against the falling off of hair but also
certain restorative.
VIM. THATCHER, senior,
Methodist Misster in ST. George charge,
No. sc North Fifth-st,
JOHN P. INGLES, S3I Arch st.
JOHN d. THOMAS, M. D. 1913 Race ct
JOHN S. FUREY, 101 Spruce st.
HUGH McCURDY. 2i3 South 7th st
JOHN YARD, jr., I23 Arch ST.
For sale by s MOODY. r7ggst. lily
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WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
INDIAN PurgatiUe.)
OF THE North AMERICAN COLLEGE OF, HEALTH
And also around the border of the label, will be
found in small type: Entered according TO The ac
of Congress IN the year 1910, by VIM. WRIGHT, IN
district of Pennsylvania.
1t will further be observed that the printed direc
tons for using the medicine which accompanies each
box, also entered according to Act of Congress-
and the same form will be found at the bottom Of the
first page.
The slightest attention TO the above few articulari
will serve to protect the purchaser from fraud, and
save the lives Of those who may otherwise be endan-
gered by using counterfeit medicine.
The public will a so remember that all who sell the
genuine Indian Vegetable Pills provided with a
certificate of Agency, signed by
WILLIAM WRIGHT, Pee President
efthe North -anleriean College Of Health,
and that pedlars never IN any case allowed to sell
tho genuine Medicine. All travelling agents will be
provided with certificate of agency above describ
ed and those who cannot show will be known as
base impostors.
eAn letters relative 10 the Pills must be address,
en- E. OFFICE N. A. COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
19S fremont street, Boston, Mass"
Gs-AGENTS have been appointed for the sale of
the Pills in every town in New England
A g e n IS.
Mddlebury, George II Fish; Bennington,
Jonathan Haughton Williamsville. Charles w
JOY; Bennington, J G Haswel Rutland, Will
liam Fay; Woodstock, Haskell & Palmer; Do.
yer, Hiram Baldwin BrattleboIo' Birge &
Bracelet; Waterford, H Cutting & Co; New
bury. Prentiss knight; Bethel, Samuel Austin ir;
Springfield George Washburn; Proctersville,
Proctor & Robinson; Londonderry, Smith &
GlazieT; Bridgewater, Thomas Southgate; Ches-
Ter. Phineas Sergeant; Windsor, S w Hub
bard Burlington, A Brinsmaid East Poultney,
Hickok & Mears; Cornwall, Samuel Evertsi
Wilmington, A B Childs; Stowe, Aleert Comps;
Post Mills, Jeremiah Wilton; st Johnsbury, Luz
ther Jewett; Weston, John Wilder; Waterbury,
Persons Lyons; Montpelier, William Clark !;
Ludlow, John Dunbar & Co; Reading, Wood &
Merrill; Hartford. J P Strong & Co; Norwich,
Baxter e. Newton; Barnard, P Danfor;h !;
Bethel, Lorenzo Hitchcock Rochester, Charles
Dodd; Springfield, Russell; Cavendish, A Glib
con & son; Guilford, Philip Martin; Halifax
c Stone & Co; Westminster, Aaron Hitch
cock; Mortified, Murdoch & Alexander; Wealth
Isfeld, Barley Bartlett; Hart land Cotton &
BIamble Fairfax, Hampton Lovewood. % 1y.
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800 REWARD.

a NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD has been offered for months, TO any
one who will bottle of Hays Llniment for the
Piles without being cured. OF thousands sold, in
no instance has it failed of a cure. Proof over
vvbelnng to be had where it is Sold 1t is also
tain cure in nearly every case.
Externally in the following complaints.
For the Piles. Tightness Of the chest
For all Dropsy, especially in children,
Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers, Of the legs,
Sore thIOat by cancers or other fungus sores,
ulcers however obstinate
Group, long standing,
Whooping cough, Fresh Wounds,
Scala Head, ICbilblains &c s.
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Machine Cards.

AUACHINE CARDS will be kept for sale
M by the subscriber, and made to order
II short notice Also for sale hand and horse
ards, Card-tacks, emery and comb plate of
III kinds. Also SCREEN for tanning mills Of
I'll kinds in use, and screen for SAFES; also
ron and brass meal SEIvEs--all of the hest
lualitv and sold low for cash only.
SAM'L B. BENT.
Middlebury, Dec. 7, 1s4l. 3l,6m.
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=, PlOughs
and
PLOUGH IRONS,

Sleigh Shoes and wagon boxes,
Cauldron Kettles,
Arch Frames & Crates, and Oven-mouths,
TIN &. COPPER WARE and
STOVE PIPE,
manufactured by good workmen, and from
the best materials.
CASTINGS of all kinds at the shortest
notice.
Stoves in the plate, Or finished. will be sup
piled at wholesale to dealers at the lowest pri-
ces. All orders promptly attended to.
E. & A. WAINWRIGHT.
Oct 1S4I.
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LOOK OUT.

Some SwinJlers have counterfeited this article and
put it up with various devices. Do not be imposed
upon. One thing Only will protect you-it is the
name of COMSTOCK s. CO., that name must be
always the wrapper, you are cheated. Do not
fnrgetit Take this direction with you, and test by
that. never buy it; fer it simpossble for any other
10 be true genuine.
Sold by COMSTOCK & CO..
III Maiden Lane. lO:Iy
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unOOTS and SHOES large supply
rs for sale at retail by JOHN WOOD
June %. 1S41.
~UT and WROUGH" NAILS and win
q dow Glass for sale low, by
JOHN WOOD.
June 25, 1S41.
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C. HILL,

VA GUILD inform his customers
!~~--SyalyS w and the public, that he has
Sxa svaNSY just received his
WINTER STOCK,
kHHfssfsIhA out of which he will manufacture,
SHSAANFEy and keep constantly on hand OF
%4allsp make to order, on short notice. The
N following articles, VIZ
Saddles, Brides, .Ndrtingals CGrpet-bcgs and "a
hes brass and copper Rigets; French Gide enfer,
folio, bag top and common plain IkoNhS9
rarioHs descriptions common, Pfa'i' do10'e
and single japaned, timed, brass and sal
r,rnaonnied HARNESSES; Curled
Hair India rubber Cloth; Patent
Leather; open, polished and round p r. l. l. D
.Neats-foot Oil; Curry Combs,
Horse Cards and Brushes;
and a god assortment o.
Whips and Lashes.
He would also inform the Saddle and Harness
Makers in this vicinity, he has just received
good assortment of SADDLEaY, HARDWARE
COACH LACE and all kinds of Carriage trimmings,
which he will sell cheap for cash.
Gentlemen wishing to purchase any oil the
nbove named articles, will please call at his old
stand Isl door north of the Court House, and
examine Goods and Prices for themselves.
HREPAIRS done on short notice, and all
usprompty attended 10.
Middlebury, November %, l941. 3Ou
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Coughs, colds, consumption, ,rhooping-
cough, asthma, catarrh, agues
and cold-chiHS
EFFECTUALLY prevented and cured by
- the timely application of the genuine
whale-bone-set and constantly-on- UNI
BRELLAS, and mud-antagonist OVER
SHOES, found OF the store of the Peoples
Agents q. BECKWlTH & Co.
None warranted genuine if obtained else.
where. November l, lS41.
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r AIDES Paris Kid GLOVES,
LIZ Chine Neck Ribbons, and
Plaid Cravats,
Just received al the CHEAP CASH STORE
by JOHN VALLETT.
November Is. %
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ca U ITO " .

I The public will please observe that the genuine med
icine has the following wording on the sides of th'
boxes:
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MIDDLEBURY
IR O N W O RK S.

MlDDLEBURY
IR0 N w O RK S.
THE subscribers having purchased the a.
] bove establishment, together with all the
patterns and other appurtenances, would in
form the public that they can supply them with
better assortment of
Cooking, Box and Parlor
STOVES
than has been offered from this or any other
establishment in this section of the country,
and at much lower prices. Having been in
this business for the last ten years, they think
they are qualified to give entire satisfaction to
their customers Any stoves or ploughs. or
parts of stoves or ploughs, that have been
manufactured at this furnace for the last 20
years, can be supplied without any extra ex-
pense.
Cooking-Stoves of the most approved pat
terms,
Yankee Notion, Farmer,
Premium Improved, and
Rotary,
and various others too numerous to mention.
Box stoves of all sizes, and from entirely
new patterns,
Canada double box stoves,
Parlor and Parlor Cooking do.
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Certificates.

(From DR.. Thomas Brown)
Messrs. Lowe s. Reed, Gent.-The Vegetable Pull
monary Balsa, has been extensively used in the Sec
ton of country where reside, for several years past
and has justly acquired high reputation in consumP
five complaints So far as my knowledge extends, il
has never disappointed the reasonable expectation oil
those who have used it. THOMAS BROWN, NJ. D.
Concord, n. H., May II, 1881.
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Ell Barnum's Estate.

5sr Of chendea Cd II n'i 'se E. %s,e' Of
FL! Barnnn, late of Milton in said district, deceased
Elijah llerrick and Samuel Boardman, admin
traitors Of the Etaic Of the said dccca,e, having, on
The day Of tie date hereof filed in the Prol ale Corr,
for said District Of Chitienden their petition, in writ
ing setting forth that The del Is allowed y the com
mssoners against The estate of the said decea, ed
amount 10 1874 GO that The per ona c,ia'e OF the
said dccea ed, lnven'ored, amounts to 80, 193 A.
and that the cxpen of administering laid e>Ia'e
not less than seventy dollars thai the said de Ell
died seize and possessed OF several prce> Of real
estate among which is iheintcrval farm Of the said
deceased, callcl, lying in said Milton, containing
ahou five hundred aud fifty acres of land, which in
ierva farm comprises all the land decided ly Joseph
Clark TO he .ad dccea ed on the twelfth day Of De-
cenber 1926, and all the lan dee !ed ~ Ence ars
to the .ald deceased on The f ueiccnlh dav Of Re
Ter, 1886 and all the land deelci | Y Fl enezer TAYLOR
to the said dca,e on The twenty eighth Say of March,
1885, and ali Of los No. six, in the second division
and No. five, in the ond divisi, of and> in said
Milton which were decided ~ Joeph Clark and Sa-
mel Boarman TO the laid le'ea,c ell On the twe'f h
days of December, 1886, will appear he several
dee's aforesaid 10 which reierencet> ma Z for more
particular de ERUPTION ui laid interval farm, which
said farm is subject mortgage 10 tlenr> e. Board
mar, givel 10 secure The payn emf S7,700-and in
icre,, which remains and further .eiiny for
that j. necessary TO sell portion Of The AID rca'
estate for the p'rpo.e Of paying the de'ts allowed
against id estate and The ex sense. of aimini>ra ion
and that ii would he cnecia to the heirs TO sad e>
Ia t and all Others incre eel therein, 10 have the
whole Of said interval farm sold and the balance Of
the proceed, Of such sale at or paying the debt, fore
'ald AMI the expenses Of administrator, divided
among the heirs TO laid e>,a'e; and praying laid
Court to llcen ami al,horze the aid administrator,
10 seIl and convey The whole If laid interval farm for
The pnpoes aIore ar, aerecally 10 the stat, te III
wh "a e ma le an proN'e'.
Where Ipon ht Conrt atore>ai doth appoint the
>cvenh DAY of Fee ruary, 1912, Tor hearing and De.
cidng on laid petition at the office of I, Register III
sad Court in b rnston IN said Di>,ric', and DOH
order that all persons inIerc tel in sal Estate 4
noilhed thereof, y puca ion of tins order, ain
lug the substance of aid petition, three weeks
,ively in the Burlington Free Pres, a news pa pei
nrn'ed in said Burlington previous 10 laid seventh day
OF Fee! rJarv 1912.
Given Under my hand al said Burlington, this l4ih
day OF January 1912.
WM WESTON P,o;st,r
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maiiha psaslcc's Estatc.

STATE or VERMONT. ! Ar a Prol ate Cour'
nl>ric Of Chen,len, s.. "A held at Burlington
WITHIN AID in said District on the Is day Of De-
ceml er A. H. 1871.
A copy Of the asst will and testament Of Amand,
Pea-lee, lace. Naperv lie in The Couniy Of Coos m
he sac OF Illinois, deceased, duly allowed AMI
proved IN he Proba'e Cor' tor the COMFY Of Cook
aore aid, eng pre- en'cl to the Conr here thai "A !,
copy may Z flied and rec ortcl IN the Prol a'e Corr,
tu the District Of Chllenden aforesaid, agreealv 10
he la ute IN such ca e ma !c and prov DE- the Pro-
ac Culr Tor ad D>lrct If Chr enGen do an poin,
I he eroni Wednesday Of Fee ruary mex, for hearing
and decins heIeon, and doth order that all person,
IN ere ted Z notified thereof ~ pil Ii aion If hi
or Ter three weeks successfully in The Birlngi on
Tree Press a ncw. paper prinlel in aid Burlington.
Previous To the aid seroni Welne, dav Of Fe rlarv
mex, that they may appear n the time and pla e
afore and AMI con The filing and rc,urllng Of the
copy Of the af rcsaid will il they zee case
Given m Ter my hanl at .ail Bar inr,on this os,b
day Of Decent er 4. u. 1911.
WM. WESTON, Register.
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Henry G.. BOardman's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, vINHE Hon. the Probo',
DIS riot OF Chiltenden s., L Court for,he Di'rlc
of Chi',cn len 10 all persons concerned in the T.
tate of Henry g. DO 'rdnan, late Of Milton in >ai,
District, decea ed, Greeting.
Whereas, Samuel Board ran &. Hector Adam
Fxe,ulor> of the Isl will and Testament of said lie
cea.e, propo,cio render an account Of their alm
nj ,raiiolr and present their accom-, against ,ai
e ,ae for examination aul allowance a, a session q
he Court of Probate, 10 e holden at the Register
OF &c IN Burlington IN said district on the secon
Wednesday of Febru ry next.
Therefore, You here no,ife 10 apppar e
fore laid court at the time and place afor,, alb am
>hew ca.e, if any yor have, why the accom-, afore
aid should not | e all, we'd.
G ven under my hand a Burlington, thi, seventh
lay OF January A. u. 1912.
WIN. WESTON Rcyis,cr
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BLOODY IIIsToRY.-Most of our readers
will remember that in April last, Mr.. Alls,on
OF Tallahassee, challenged Gen Reed, of For.
ida. They fought and the Genera! shot him.
Willis Alston, brother of the deceased, and
the General had rcncontro subsequently. and
second one when the former shot the latter
lie since went TO Texas.
Private letters received in this city Yesterday
state, that he has had further difficulties there
which ended in his taking the life of another
and in his own life being taken.
We hear that he arrived in the neghborhood
OF Brazoria about the 10Th ult. that abou, six or
eight miles from the town, in the woods, he met
DR.. John Mcneil Stewart that an alteration
arose between them relative to friend Of Mr.
Stewart, both being armed; that Allston drew
his knife TO stab him, but Stewar, perceiving bis
intention, fired three shots at him with one Of
Colts pistols; that Allston, though severely
wounded, fired rifle and shot gun at his oppo-
nen', which instantly killed him.
memorandum from Thomas +. McKenna.
OF Galveston, on the back OF one of the letters,
states that Allston was arrested, taken out, and
shot by the citizens OF Bazoria.-N. O. Pied
yin.
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ID i a n

In this town, on Sabbath morning last, Mrs. Don
CAS- CONNER aged 81.
The deceased became n member of the visible
church of Christ, about forty years since and mani
tested IN her life and convcrsat that she had learn
ed of him, who was meek and lowly in heart An
the God to whom she devote herself in early life did
not desert her when she passed through the dark vale
of DEATH During the last four years of her life she
was greatly afflicted yet she never repincd and al.
though her suffcrings were intense, she could and
did say, the will of the Lord be done. She some.
times remarked that she had not that lively feeling
she once proesse', but her confidence in God was
mistaken, and sha felt the assurance that she was,
by the blood of prinklng made meet TO be partaker
of The inheritance f the Saints in light She trusted
in Christ in the last hours of life, and could adopt the
words Of the venerable Charles Wesley, dictated 10
his wife short time before his dcceasc.
" age and feehlcness extreme,
Who shall sinful worm redeem
jesus nv Only hDoe thou art,
Strength of my falling flesh and heart;
ooul catch a nile fir I'M thee
And drop into eiernity!'
Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death OF
his Saints
Printers in Mass. and Ohio, are requested TO insert
the above.
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Anthony Rho 'c's Estate.

STATE OF vlRNONT. rTHt Hon the PRO- A.,
District Of Chi,enden, SIS L Cour for the Di,,rir
f n ttrn'cn To all per. ons concerned in the f..
'a'e # Anthony Rh"e, lac Of Richmond, in ,ai.
Di.,ric, decca e., GroetinP
Wh,r'a-, WIN. Rio c'> Jr. Administrator Of III,
Etale OF al dee ease proposes to render an a E.
'ou 1t ufhi- mn trlion, aud pre- ent his arco IN
against ,al es ae Tor examination and allowance a
,cs ion Of the Court of Prof ate, to holden a. the
Eagle Hail in Willis on in SAID dstrc, on the ,hir
Monlav If February next.
Therefore, You are hereby nolhel,o appear leftr
>adco ut al ne tnea,i place aiore aid, and .hev
cane, if any you have, why the account afyrc al
should not e allowed.
Given IN Ter my hand at b rIinston, this 1--WE
day OF January A. b. 1912.
MM WESTON Rnri.,ar
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USEFUL THINGS,
At PangbOrn Il Brinsmaid's.

II O and Eye, Snap, Ela>rc., Lare's
IL Wor>ied neele>, Kniling, sewing and darnina
do', liver aud steel Top Thm le., s. ec'ares, ye-
let, Whale ono, S iIleroe Emerles, Pencils, Twee-
err, Comb San ers, Canie,tcl;s, cheap Tea POTS
ScI>' or, Bte> for Castor chillren'> cups, Han
pin-, Tea bells, Brr hes Of all MI, Soap, Bnsk,
Shoe AMI Stock Buces Card, children, Bells, India
Kun er and Ivory Ring, Napkin Ring, Diamond
e'nen Nor, Prl's, Sh .rnan>'> l., zenges and
POOR Man Pas err, 500 hing Syrup Corn PA ter
Hay L"ment, Indell lie In, Ink Of all kind, Fra
I'VE Soap 10 rlnove grease, Toilet Powder, Court
ila>ier, Lip Salve, Mas, Games an p zzle>, Jump
ny Rope, IsIe Mats Door Matt, Swifis,
Scrubng Bru' he, Wax Taper Ma'che,, of various
kind, Day & Martins Backing,
Nipple Shell Nnr cry Lamps, Bed Pans, Molas.e,
Cvps, Dr,k KNIVES, Mi Plctcrs AMI Crackers, Mo-
the r. Rel EFF, Wal ei clasps and springs.
Gold add Silver Buon for trimming dresses, and
three hundred and Two other articles which we hope
PENSIONERS will find either eful or necessary lo
hem, which selling al low prire,.
Block Tin Tea Pot, Patel Spoons, German Sill
yer and Pewter do and all SORTS aud sizes Of nick
nac@s; such a. TN Whistles Jewsharp, fiarmonlcas
toys, ratileS, ,nuf hoxe', paste cutter, dolls snu
boxe,, Lamp Scissor. dc. A Panorama View O
Lon Ion, Toy article; Hand Organ, dc. OuI
store nicely filled, and we hall e most happy SC
distribute these and some other articles around The
country, upon such terms a. will plea. the purchasers
and induce them 10 cal often lind STAY long. After
yoI read ms call and see al the VARIETY STORE
Jan. 90, 1912.
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' New CANDLE has been invented in Eng
land. 1t is made without a wick, hole running
completely through the centre. into which a
movable wick is inserted, not filling the space.
Air is thus admitted through this hole, to fec
the fame, and thus the amount Of light is quad
rupled. Whether four times the taow is CON
sumed, or not, is not stated Quere-Woult
not the tallow, in burning, melt so as to run
down the central ortce, and fill up the passage
between the candle and the wick, thus exciu
ding the current of air We would suyres
the use of wick of rye straw, which woul,
admit a current of air through its centre, with
ontthe liability of its Being filed up.-Bos.o,
COur.
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DisTRAlN,NG FOR Notwithstanding of Tur

DisTRAlN'NG FOR RENT.-"Speaking of Tur.
key" we heard an extensive tale yeste tday. 1t
going to dinner day or two ago, found mag
nfcIent turkey, weighing fifteen or twenty
pounds, smoking hot OH the table. AS he smack
ed his lips in anticipation OF his pleasure, he
happened to reccolect that he had himself pur-
chased pair Of ducks in market that morning,
and began TO wonder how they became trans
formed into the dish before him.
"Ben." said he to the boy waiting upon him,
+'where the devil did this turkey come from -
"Why, sa," replied Ben, dat ar turkey is bin
roostin' on our fence dis tree night, an dis NOR.
min I seize hin, for the rent oh The fence 2"
Agreat niger that D.! We have a shrewd
suspicion that he understands the laws of Tur-
key much better than his mastery. o, Pic
ayune.
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mi q P p + n n

At 81. JohnsChurch, Hgheutc, on the evening Of
the 10 inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Halsey, Col. Ina a.
ALLEN Of Irasblreh, to Miss SARAH GAIA ESA Tor
TEN Parsons, the former place. and niece of Sam
uel W. Reyes Esq.
In this town, on the Goth ult., by Rev s. d. Brown
Mr.. ELKANAH HAIeHT to Miss BETLHY THAyER
In Addison IN the 18th inst, lv the Rev Mr.. lIar.
vey Mr. Stiles Petit one of Bridpor, to Miss Marion
A. Pcasc of A.
In Willis ton, on the 25h ul'., by Rev. Mr.. Smith
Mr. Nathan Celsrove Of Jericho, to Miss PAMELA
Graves of w. On the LIST inst, BY The same, Mr.
John Valentine of Underhl to Mi Irena Graves Of
Wlliston
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-21

EMBALMING THE DEAD.--Drs. L. and A. Par
sons, at No 3 Winter street place, have sent a
crcu ar to the medical profession in Boston
saying they shave established themselves in
this city, with the intent to practice the art OF
eInbalmlng or preserving, for a longer or short.
crperod, the dodles of those deceased whose
relics their friends may wish kept from decay
THIS is neS thing under the sun, in this sec.
ton OF the world. We think, however, tina,
these gentlemen are well qualified to accomplish
what they promise. In France, the act Of EN-.
balming distinguished persons is cus'omary.--
The bodies Of many celebrated individuals
known to us on the page OF history, although
many years dead, appear as though they were
only in quiet sIumber. The natura! tendcn.
cy to decomposition is seasonably arrested, and
il is not at all improbable that their bodies may
be preserved for centuries to come.-Bosio,
Medical Journal