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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-02

THE DEATH OF NAPoLEoS-In Headlev's
life of" Napoleon ana his Niarshals"--a bool.
replcte with interest and sparkling with thou
eand gems Of fine wriing--wc find the following
unequallcd description of the death of the CON
queror of half Europe and the master spirit of
tie world
But at length that wonderful mind was to be
quenched in the night OF the grave land nature.
as determined To assert the greatness of her work
TO the last, trumpc'cd him ont of the world with
one of her iiercest storms. Amid the roar of the
blast, and the shock Of the pillows, as they
broke where a wave had not struck for twenty
years-amid the darkness and gloom, and uproar
OF one of the most tcmpcstuous nights Of that
lonely isle--Napoleons spirit was passing to that
unseen world, whore Ill" sound of battle never
comes, and the tread OF armies is never heard
Yet even in that solemn hour. his delirious SOUL
caught perhaps b. the battie-likc roar of the
storm without, was oEca more in the midst ct the
fight, struggling ny the Pyramids, or Danube. or,
on the plains OF Italy. II was the thunder of the
cannon that snote his ear : and amid the wavcr-
Ing fight, and covering smoke. and tumult of the
scene, his glazing eye caught the heads of his
mighty columns, rs torn vet steady. they bore
his victorious eagles on. and Tee d'Armeo' -
Head of the Army broke from his dying lips.
Awe struck and still, hi, few remaining friends
stood in tears about his couch; gazing stead
lastly on that awful, k;ngly brow ; but it gave
no further token, and the naughty lips moved no
more. Napoleon lay silent and motionless in
his last sleep.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-02
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
the great remedy for
CON NUI NJ pr INV

And the best Medicine known to man for As,bm. NJ
every stage, Liver Complaints Bronchitis Influenza
Coughs, Colds, Bleeding OF the Lungs, Shortness Is
Breath, pains and weakness in the side brens, O.
aud all other diseases of the PULMONARY ORGANS,
very important disease over which this "Balsa,,s
exerts very powerful influence, is that of plsEAsrn
LIVER.
In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved mora
efiicacous than any remedy hitherto employed, and
III numerous instances when patients had endured long
and severe suffering from the disease without rec eiv
ing the least benefit from various remedies and when
MERCURY had been resOrtcd to in vain the use If
this Bnsam has restored the Liver to healthy action
and in many instances effected PERMANENrcrREs after
every known remedy had failed to produce this desired
effect
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the diseases above
mentioned we also lind II very ciiec,ua remedy in
ASTHMA. complaint in which il has been extensively
used with decided success III OF years stand
ing.
1t not only emu1atos from regular Physician bu,
has also been WEI sri in all the complaints tor which
it Is rccomncnIe. 1t Is not my mention therefore,
either 10 cloak 1t in mystery IN any way deceive
tn public by oycrratnI virtues on tn contrary
sh1l SIMPLY end 'ayor 10 give blei statement It's
useful lcs1, and icng my-rl that tssiprising eff
chcy VIII enable me to tnuI>l ch proofs Ok it, " tues
A. will 9,ti-y the most ncrci ios that Consumption
may and CAN 81 CURED, If this medicine he r,sorted
to in time.
ina.t Is perhaps no disease with which our coun-
Try Is All ct II, wIch sweeps of annually many VIC
TINS that rel destroyer oi the human race - Con-
monster hnrrrs 10 the POI tails c tn cold and silent
tomb csh added victims To IT, Conquest. No walk Of
lie Is sacred from IT, bighiinL lnil lence No age is
exempt from It's d,ath-ieUng shafts. The old, tho
nlld d anu thr young ail alike. food for this
common enemy OF mandk nd The whtc-haired pa
,nllch whose life Of temperance has rendered his sys-
tom mpeyous to the attacks oi other ills, and whose
COOL deeds prepared hn Tor tns en- oyinelt of lies
ain evening, Iins consumption fastening is iangs
upon his yitals, AMI tearing MN from wohl ever
bright to minds which look conpiaceaty on days well
spent.
Is there no help for the afflicted! No preventative
~ the dangers winch bcset in changeabie and
hrkle cline We think there may be And if the
allegations oi those VINO least entitled to veraci-
~, may be believed, there is preventative and rem
cly.
Wisar's Basam of Wild Cherry Is offered TO suf-
lering world such. 1t needs not tie adventitious
aid OF long string OF fictitious cert caea TO gve i,
notoriety It's true value and intrinsic excellence arc
sufficient to entte Il 10 the conf .nce Of the public
! and WAIT on to fame the name OF its inventor, as
beneiactor OF his species.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-02

EANS. A new and extensive assortment of bone,
l. ivory and other Fans, Of pretty styes-aso few
paseboard and feather Fans, Just received Also steel
slides and beads.
Juy2. BRlNSMAlD & BROTHERS.
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The most astounding discovery!

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Vermont Central Rail Road
LAW SCHOOL,.
TTH 7 SUBSCRIBERS Will. ON THE

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and of its leading principles; then to proceed nnnyt-
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lie lectures o the University OF Vermont. and viii be
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ncsiay oi August. AMI one Of nine weeks from the
first "Wednesday OF December: nearly corresponding
with tl vacation, in the College. The rate OF tuition
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proportion Tor any fraction OF year.
Burlington. July To- loi6. ...
MILO L. BENNETT,
ST WILLIAM W PECK.
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CARPETS. THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE-
Y cnived large assortment of Carpets of different
qualities and patterns which he will sell by the piece
or retail. nj the lowest prices. n LOVELY
June 3. 1916.
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rrUE AGONY caused by flies biting your horse
can be prevented by using Fly NET The
comfort OF yer and horsa is ample pay for the cost OF
the Nct--so d. good and chcnp, by
BRlNSMAiD & BROTHERS.
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THE THREE CROWNS.
by MnS. rfERSoN.

by Mrs. rfERSON.
She wore the crown of Beauty,
a queen of hearts was she
And pron and strong men at her feet
Adorcd on Bonded knee.
She seemed thing to worship,
So regal was her grace,
And such seal of majesty
Impressed her perfect face.
Her checks were red with beauty.
Her smile was rich with pearls,
Her white brow shone like purity
Amid her golden curls..
Her eyes were like deep fountains
Beneath the southern skies,
In which the richest blue otheaven
In pure reflection lies.
Her voice was like the wild birds
That sings her hymn at even;
Her radiant smile cane DER the soul
So like a dream OF heaven.
She wore the crown OF Beauty.
But wore it in her pride,
And envy, with her whitening breath.
Walked ever 10y her side.
She wore the crown of Geuius--
She ranged the field of thought;
She studied natures brautous book.
With holy rssons traught
And tnnhs, that ale to others
lmpcnetrably sealed,
unclasping at her magic touch,
Their precious lore revealed.
With footsteps like the zephyr.
Sh" climbed Parn1ssus' height.
And from T. rainbow coronct,
W,v, gallnnds of delight
By Heliron's pure fountain
She often pan cd to drink.
To Gull the never fading flowers
That clustered on its brink.
Her mind was ike pure waters,
Where richest pearls abound,
Her fancy strunu thrm p'aytully,
And threw them flashing round /;
Sin. wore the crown ut Gcliiu1'
r. .,.i-:-l- -...,ir- uiulinrchs bow
But il was fever to her heart,
And ice upon her brow.
She wore Relrion's cirrlet---
a thorny crown it seemed,
From which no sheen ot yellow gold,
No diamond iustrc cleaned;
But from It's pure white blossoms
Eyiialcd a ira grant balm,
That lay upon her heart and life,
A blessing and charm.
Above her fa;r Young forehead
II shpnr srrrHry bright,
And Beauty rose, AMI Genius gem,
Grew glorious in its light:
Tia; crown Of holy mrckness
She wore III perfect peace
Ii shed a light OF truth and love.
And filled her soul with bliss.
Wo to thc crown Of Beauty.
Its flowers grew pale and sore,
And its adorcrs fled like birds,
When autIinn days are drear;
Wo 10 the crown OF Genius
Twas cold upon her brow;
Alas It's only DER the grave
It's living Jewels glow.
All hail Religions chaplct--
We bless It's heavenly power;
There's healing il each vcrdant leaf.
And balm in every flower;
No blight, no change, 10 whitening
Comes ever to that wreath
1t blooms, a lain, Il bliss in life,
a glorious hope in death.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-02
THE MOST ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!

A Blessing 4 miracie :! \ ,ronder -!
To cure Eruptons and Disiiguiements OF the Skin
Pmples, Frcckles, Sunbufn, Salt Rhcum, Scurvy
Sore Heads, etc. etc. etc.
-Four years ago last August, the capital OF France
was as0nishcd in consequence ol n discovery made by
an Italian Chemist. Many doubted-it seemed almost
an mpossbiiity that any thing made by the hands OF
man, could have such singular powers as that claimed
by Antonio Nesprini for his invention. Many cas9ed
him and invention humbuI, land alas many fool
ish persons without trying do tr same dow at IT,; 9Th
after testing in the hospitals, the Medical Society OF
Paris. (thr best Chemists in the wod1 delivered the
following report to : gnor Vcsp.inI =
"W We have now IN utcy and cn,luy cy1mncd the
singular invention OF Vespnni We hive Analysed lis
component partf-ve have used it in s'veia, cls1,
ana We hesitate not TO pronounce 1t the Italian Gil
cal Soap as great blessing and n truly wonderful
remedy for any butancous eruption dsiignenl Mt OF
the SKIN It's Inventor con7 Ter til, true phlanthro-
pist oi suffering MANKIND
(Sllncdj LEOPOLD DuPRET, Pres"
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From the New York Sun.

We make it rule never to notice an advertised ar
ticc but from what have heard from several per-
respecting the powers OF Jones Italian Chemical
Soap We do not hesitate to pronounce it all is rep
resented; aud can, therefore, conscenliousy rccol-
mend it 10 our readers who are afflicted with erup-
tons marks or disiigurements.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-02
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
I

KEAW
From the Inpcntor himself to the present Proprietor
DARyS November 4. 1910 In consideration OF the
Il sum of $1,000. have dvulgcd to Mr.. l'r Jones
residing in the city of New York, n. A., the whole
process OF manuiacuring together with statement OF
the ingredients composing my Italian Chemical soap
only. and to have the privilege ofnaming it JONES
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP" .-.
(Signed) ANTOO NESPRlNl.
Witness, Henry j. Hodsworh.
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CLAPP 4 KENT,
Wholesale Dealers in Domestic and Importers of
EOKtIliN DRY GOODS

TVIIEINN UW1 VVlVTTN.
No 30 Cedar and l2S Broadway New York
DLEASED with the result OF their last years adver-
tisement, Clapp & Kent again present their Card,
ard invite Merchants generally, twhen laying in sup
plies for Autumn and Winter saesJ TO examine their
stock OF Staple Dry Goods
arg, assortment lower and more uniform prices
can no where be found and buyers will be sure to meet
with quick sales and handsome profits in return.
Nc" orh, Aug. |, 1916 eu3
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CT, BOOTS & SHOES. THE SUBSCRIBER
vi. q. Isatilb,ln &, Go.
MERCHANT TAILORS,


VT THEIR FRIENDS To EXAMINE A
carefully selected assortment OF Cloths Cissimeres,
Nc-tings, and Trimmings
Among their Cloths may be found Super French
Black, Bde back, Brown, Olive and all the fashion,
able fancy culors
Their sentiment of Cassncres embraces a variety
of qualities OF plain FIR Blaco Doe Skins and great
variety o! Fashionable Fancy
lestmss Fig and embossed Nelv.'is--lght and
dark hg. Snk-pain and liz Observation-Disclosures
Vest Shapes, ana great variety OF patterns tor sum
mer wear.
For Summer Coats-Cashmrrets, DTap de Etc.
Drilling
Also, SeltidjustiRg Storks-Blrck Fancy and
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Gloves Also, brown AM drlb Ney cts and I'd, Scrges
NJ q. RATHBUN.
c. +. WARD.
Nav II l9t6
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IN MERCHANTS HOTEL 80 ,

tn: INVERTEBRATES TUI.I.- 81 AND IT
Esl.l. Comtapdt 81, right haad side going up from
North Rirer 10 Broadwap)
The above Hotel has been enlarged this season, and
the Proprietor hopes To accommodate more Vermont
customers, He regrets his being Obliged to turn oil
" many the past fall and spring.
His Accommodations are now moro ample, md he
trusts they wili be found satisfactory bushes.
Terms, " % per day-S7 per week. The Burlington
Free Press is kept on lc at this liousr.
WM MUIRIEAD.
We stop, when in Now York, at the Merchants
Hotel, 80 and Al Courland-s', and lind obi gng
Host polite and attentive servants good table and
CLEAN rooms and beds l2n6
BRINSNAID & BROTHERS.
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There probably few persons ofintelligencr who,
after reading the above will doubt the qualities of
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL soar, in cur
ing Emptions, D-lgurcmcnis, frccklcs, Salt Rhcumi,
or Crown skin Sc. Should there be such perhaps
the following recommendations, as well as hundreds
from others may convince them.
From the New Orleans Sentinel