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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-04
Rlunder. Of the Administration.

A friend has placed in oar hands the following
letter. which confirms some Of the statements OF
Gen TAYLOR in his lately published letter
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19
From the Albany Atlas of January 81.
Escape of Prisoners.

Six prisoners effected their escape from the
Jail in this city last night. They were confined
in separate cells, but contrived through the
means of false keys, to release each other. and
breaking their way through tine ceiling of the
upper tier of cells, and the roof of the building,
let themselves down by means OF their blankets,
and thus escape. A reward of $50 in each of
the five first cases, is offered by the sheriff for
their apprehension. The following is des-
cripton OF these persons, and the offences with
which they were charged or convicted:
Thomas Layden-Charged with rape.
Gordan Percval-Same oience--about 5 feet
inches in height, rather sickly look, very
thin and slender-looks very bad about the eyes.
Both about IS years old.
William Wilson-passing counterfeit money
-abou, 5 feet 10, slim and rather good looking
long sandy hair and frccklcd face. Had been
sick lately and looks pale and feeble. About 81
years old.
John Williams-Burglary-a 5 feet 10
grey eyes, long light hair, and was clothed il
black when in prison-has a crooked mouth
About 80 or 80 years old.
James McDonad-Pctit Larceny. End offence
about 5 feet s, slim and well made long iigh
hair. Has been soldier and walks like one.
About - years old.
Luccn Manigod-Convicfcd at the recen
term the L. S. Court OF passing bogus money
10 years old stout, dark complexion. large eyes
good looking.
ESCAPE FROM THE PEYIrEyTIARy. A voun:
man, well known to many of our citizens. ma
med William Truax, who has been serving
term in the penltentary on three indictments
for stealing books from Little and Pease, am
Steele, on Saturday morning grew tired of hi
service, and made his escape, as follows Abou
5 o'clock he took up his utensils as usual, an
lief, the main building to 90 to the kitchen, wher
he was employed He left them down on tn
kitchen floor, and then decalnped as quick a
possible. A few minutes aiterward one of tn
keepers went in, and found to his astoni-hmer
the bird had flown. No clue to his whereabor
had been discovered yesterday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19

or imperial. both for health and the pleasure of
| taste Supples of saccharine were easily OBJ
tanned from the sugar tree or bee gum, and those
who had neither. gathered wild honey from the
bee tree. When medicine was needed, they OBJ
tanned it from their gardens. fields or forests but
| they had little use for il. Children were not
then ANNOYED with boots and shoes or hats and
bonnc,s-ibev went b,rcfnotcd and bareheadcd.
II was no uncommon tbiny 70 500 small bows
framing for birds or huntinT rabbits in thc snow
| without Shoes mr. hat. and small Urls playrp
about tho ward i, tho Same cond;t ion--all the
| very nic,ures or bc,bb Reared undcr that svs-
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19
Root Porter.

THIS PORTER, being manufactured from some of
the most celebrated Roots of Germany and the
United States, acts powerfully as Purifier of the
ed for the cure of d YSP EPSIA The most free
and liberal use of this beverage, so far from being fol-
lowedby an unpleasant reaction tends to restore regu
late and nvigorate the nervous system. The most
delicate females may partake of it, not only with i'm
punity, but with the most sensible advantage
The Anti Dyspeptic Root Porter is composed en-
trely ofvegetabcs, and as temperance beverage is
not surpassed.
The following Gentlemen have been appointed
agents for the sale ofthc above and ms they will keel
a supply constantly on hand all orders, written Of
verbal addressed to them or the Proprietor will b,
promptly attended to.
w. 2 Russell, NJ. d. Middlebury.
G. w, Parmelee, Druggist Bristol
Messrs. {. T. q c. o. Stevens, Nergennes
Manufactured in Burlington, VT by
w G.. MuNSON
For sale in bbls kegs and bottles sent to any part
the United States.
December, 1916. 26tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19
RUST PROOF IRON.
For ROOFING. WINDOW SHUTTERS, &c,


l. Oft those interested in roofing to their GAL
NANlZED TIN PLATES, and to the many ad-
vantages which they possess over all metallic and
other substances hitherto used for this purpose pos
sesslng as they do, the strength and ghtness of iron
without It's liability TO rust having now been tested
several years, both in this country and i'll Europe
lhey are also less subject to expansion and contrac-
ton from sudden changes of the atmosphere, than
common Tin Plate, Iron, Zinc, &c, or any other
meta now used for roofing and consequently form
much better and tighter root requiring far less frequent
repair, whilst the frs, cost is but a trile more
The subscribers would also call the attention of all
dealers and workers i'll metals, to the many other pur
poses to which Iron thus protected, can be applied.
In general terms is applicable all articles OF iron
which II is desirable to protect from the action of the
atmosphere And they would especially call the at
tenon of those interested in TELEGRAPHlC
LINES. to their Galvanized " ire, which is now al
most entirely used il Europe, and which answers every
purpose as conductor of electricity, costing only
about one half as much copper, and possessing equal
durability with that metal.
| Having lately erected works in this city for the
purpose of galvanzing nails, spikes, bolts wire, &c
they will be able TO furnish any articles which may be
desired supply of Plates manufactured in Europe
| constantly on hand, from l6 to 81 wire guage.
GEO. b. NORWOOD & co.
Nos II and l6 Beaver st New York
The Patent Right for this article has been secured
for the United States well Great Britain and
other European countries, cnd all legal measures viii
be taken TO prevent any infringement by importation
| or otherwise
Oct. 30 1916 lSyl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19
The New England
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
ROSTON.

HAVE established an agency in Burlington, VT,
l. L and will grant policies on the Mutual principle,
favorable terms any similar institutions i'll this
country or England.
For the better security of the insured in addition to
the received for premium, depos, and policies
this company has guaranty capital of 100000, one
halt OF which paid in and safe invested before the
company went into operation and the balance is liable
to be called in whenever the business and exgenccs of
the company shall require it.
The object OF this company is to furnish every
opportunity to make small annual saving during his
life, for the benefit OF his family after his disease, with
paying any more than is actually required meet
the requisite expenses and payments of the company
At the expiration of every period of five years each
member Is entitled to have his deposits, much
thereof as remains unapproprated, credited to him on
account OF his future premiums. He is also entitled
receive back at the time three iourhs of the
plus of his premiums and above what may be
requisite TO meet the liabilities of the company. to the
benefit OF the income of which, he will be entitled as
long as he remains member.
SCALE OF ANNUAL PAYMENTS,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19
J. v. RANDALL,
HAVING JUST ARRIVED FROM NEy

Ill York, with a large and fashionable assortment
OF Watches, Jewery and Fancy Articles which he Of
lers for sale at very low prices, at his
New jewelers. shop,
In Srongs Building College street, directly opposite
Cole 4 Robinsons Store.
The citizens OF Burlington and vicinity are respectful
ly invited TO call an examine his goods FOR themselves
Watches,
Gold English Patent Levers, Anchors, Cylinders and
Lepines Silver, English Levers, Anchors Cylinders
Lepines and Common
Gold Pencils n Pens,
Gold Iockets, Guard Chains Keys and Seals Specta-
Giles, Thmbles, Beads, Ear Ornaments, Enamelled
and with Stone settings, Gold Bracelets Clasps
Hearts, Crosses, Fob and Vest Chaines, and great
variety OF
Elegant Finger Rings,
Pins and Brooches OF the latest styles for Ladies and
Gentlemen; Silver Spectacles Thimbes, Pencils,
Gold and Silver Toothpcks, Silver Butter Knives,
with Silver, peed OF Ivory Handles,
Silver spoons,
Warranted as good as the Coin. Pearl and Shell
Card Cases, Steel Bags and Purse Clasps Steel Beads
Purse Rings with bars and tasses. Silver Plated and
German Silver Spoons, German Silver Spectacles and
Steel Tweezers, Cheap Steel Spectacles Key Rings
and a large assortment of
Cutlery,
Rogers Razors knies and Scissors. Wade and Butch
ers Razors. warranted, Chapmans Razor StTops
Shaving soap, Bears Oil, and
Periumery.
Various patterns of Shell Horn and Ivory
Combs.
Coral Beads and Necklaces, Cloth, Hat, Hair, and
Tooth
Brushes,
Music Boxes Vioins Bass Niol and Violin Strings OF
the best quality, Ciarionette Reeds, etc
All kinds of Watches Clocks. Music Boxes and
Jewerv Cleaned and Repaired at the shortest Notice,
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange Tor goods or
November Ilth. 1916. cot
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19

ITO THE LOVERS OF GOOD MUSIC


WE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN TIMELY
notified that great epoch about to take place
IN the musical world, and not being willing let the
day OF heroes pass, without coming in for a share and
being hrn believer in the =" up and doing quick and
cheap, and no Imprisonment for debt system of doing
business, would therefore give public notice, that
have on hand and am manufacturing PIANO FoRTEs in
Rosewood and Mahogany cases in u variety of STYLES
suitable Tor this or any other Market and having de-
voted the last twenty years, my whole time to the
manufacturing, repairing and tuning Piano Fortes it
is believed therefore, that the Public are fully salts
fed OF my ability for such business, and fully believ-
ing that the Piano bro to the highest degree of per-
lection when it is fifty adapted accompany the voice
and challenge any person to exhibit Pianos more fit
tor that purpose than those of my own make there.
fore anticipate continued share of Public Patronage
Antedeuvian Pianos repaired on reasonable terms,
tuning done cheaper than ever And would further
say to all persons, who. at any rate, have New
FORK Piano, and choose to buy of Stodard a. Durham
or A. ii. Gnle Il Co., or w. + Grow In new cs.
abiIshmcnt persons who am intimately acquainted
with, and have their Price Current, will render any
assistance without fee reward will give instr,lc.
ton also, so that il one lesson Pupils Learning Music
may know the difference between tuning and toneing
or voicng Piano. an important lesson never taught
by any Music Teacher to my knowledge. Lesson
Free All persons wislising to avail themselves Of
this great opportunity to get first Piano, or any
thing IN my line OF business, respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves.
JEHIEL MUNSON.
Burlington, Dec, 9Th, 1916 lima
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19
THE MOTHERS RELIEF,

OR FEMALE ENcENTRtS
THIS valuable and highly appreciated Medicine
l was obtained from an INDIAN DocrREss in the
Valley of the Columbia River. Oregon, and since ito
introduction into civilized life, has been more bene.
fit to the human race than all other medicines ever
used. 1t will almost do away the curse entaed upon
our mothers from Eve. Ii will effect quick, cas-
delivery that oler medicine will except what the
red women OF the forest that is congenia with
ture. The patient will get about in halt the time
they do treated in the old way
II is a sure preventative of Broken Breasts and
childbred fever, and the proprietor is willing TO VAR
RANT cure to all who may have occasion for its
use. Those who have been imposed upon by Quacks
and Quack nostruns, and have the natural fear Of a
second imposition, he referred 10 OF the most
respectable families in the town
All orders from dstadce post paid will be attend.
ed to upon the shortest notice.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by the Proprietor
DR.. WIlITCHER, and by Harrington y Brother
Agents
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19
Ami t+.t MERCHANTS HOTELS AND A

ft;; MERCHANTS HOTEL 80 AND Al
III Courtlandt St, fright hand side going up from
North Riuer to Broadrdy)
The above Hotel has been enlarged this season, and
the Proprietor hopes to accommodate more Vermont
customers He regrets his being obliged to turn off
so many the past fall and spring.
His accommodations are now more ample, and he
trusts they will be found satisfactory to business men
Terms, 81 ,25 per day-S7 per week. The Burlington
Free Press is kept OH File at this House:
WIN. MUIRHEAD.
We stop, when in New York at the Merchants
Hotel, 80 and Al Courtland-st and ind an obgng
Host, polite and attentive servants, good table and
CLEAN rooms and beds l2m6
BRINSMAID g. BROTHERS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19
EVM. WRIGHT, NOW RETURNS HIS

W sincere thanks 10 the inhabitants of Burlington
and Wnooski Falls for the very liberal support that
he has received, since his commencement, and hopes
by strict attention his business to merit share Of
their patronage. He also begs to inform the public,
that he has received the latest fashions for the Fall and
Winter, which enables him to cut according to the
fashion, or to order lie wishes further To inform his
friends tha he considers himself far competent
either to to make any garment much superior to
other professor in the ar, of Tailoring the Falls
n b. All orders puncually attended to, and execu-
tad III the most approved styles.
Now located where ]. Harrington formerly carried
on business
Winooski Falls, Dec 4th, 1916 23-d
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19
GRAErENBERG ILLS,
ALMIGHTY CREATOR

"THE BLOOD Is THE LIFE"
he requires that his disciples and his patients make
pure the hte-current that leaps through their veins
and arteries, before they can hope for rERMA-
NENT cure. Rcefhc can give them, and so can others
but bright and joyous heath must come from pure
blood.
But most sad thought here comes in SO count
less the impositios which are pracsed upon the
public by pretenders and numerous and boastiu are
the medicines advertised, that the reader may be slow
to believe i'll this Grea, Remedy. A word, therefore
on this point.
In the first place, READ THE GRAErEHBERG GAZETTE
No matter how scepilcal you may be, that paper
will convince you Thousands hare been convinced
in every State and Territory the Union, and among
them distinguished statesmen juriss, clergymen, ply
sicians, civilians. The bare enumeration OF the
the most convenient agency for copy of the Gazette
,,I,i oh ko b,J
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19
WINOOSkl FALLS GOING AHEAD!
n FLETCHER. FASHION TAILOR. HAS

II + LEIO11ER. FASHIONABLE TAILOR, HAS
Ds removed shop near Barlow & Woods store.
desires return his sincere thanks for the liberal sup
port he has received since his commencement in b,si
ness in the aforesaid city and hopes by assduiy in
business, still to merit share OF their patronage
Through study and practice in the of Tailoring he
has discovered new mode OF drafting coats which is
unknown to any but himself. correct measurement
is acknowledged by all the trade to be the only
OF ensurng complete fits The position Of the Gus
toner must be understood. There is Tailor who
can ensure complete fit without this knowledge.
ID. + would inform his customers that he has pur-
chased an ndubitabe mode Of cleansing garments Of
all colors and of giving them the fresh and lively APP
pearance they to have in their earlier days
CUTTING done TO order, on the shortest notice
and warranted TO fit, il properly made up Boys
Dresses, and Ladies' Riding Habits made according
TO fashion or fancy.
Winooski Falls july l. 1916
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19
MOTHERS RELIEF.

yJ,O MARRIED LADIES, the Mothers Relief. .
| medicine winch soothes the disagreeable sensa-
80, OF Frmnlrs about to become mothers, and nsures
n safe delivery in all cases " here mai formation or
sor,c unnatural circumstances do not prevent The
reputation of this article though silent has become so
exrfsnded as 10 produce immense demand a
nan,mhlet intended only for the eye of those directly
Interested aud their physicians Is prepared Tor gra-
,n,tons distribution where the Relieil IS ior sale;
& A BARTIOLlC co..
Rochester \. Y.
For sale by iECh SfhAh,
the authorized agents for this place and vicinity who
can also supply Druggists at the fropretors mole
sale price. octooet 'H 1919. 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19
M. G.. Eeathbun 4 Go.
STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE co
OF WORCESTER, MASS.
Hon. John Davis, President.

TNIiE undersigned continues to act as agent of the
l above company, and offers to take risks on lives
according 10 the following scale of premiums viz
Premiums Of assurance for SlOn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19

Expresses from New.YOrk and Boston to
Montreal.
VIRGIL & RICE'S
Ne,r- York and Montreal Express,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
THE EXPRESS WAGONS for heavy freight.
i leave Burlington for New York, and in'ermeoi-
ate places, every Monday morning
ME MESSENGER for money packages, and lighter ar
ticles viii leave Burlington Tor New, York, &c every
"Wednesday morning, and every Friday morning LOT
Montreal. COG
Boston and Montreal Express
Uu,,ove darlington for Boston, and tor Montreal
wh leave Boston TOR B s"d Montreal "pd for Bans
every Tsssday s %srSa Monday morning Packages
ton a,d iers should be lett at the Office the DAY pre-
anu anus o, ~ arrival OF the Express.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19
SAMUEL PERRY;
Commission Merchant,
Ne. 3 Front street,
New York,
A. M. FREEMAN.

o. Liberal advances on Consignmeats.
REFERENCES.
Mess. Suydam, Sage & Co. New York
John Johnson's Son,
p e. w. Martin,
Freeland, Stuart g. CO.
f.. p. e. A. Woodruff,
Stanton & Frost,
=" J; Palmer & co. Philadelphia,
VIM Taylor & CO..
-" Folett g. Bradley, Burlington, Vermont
Hon. Ezra Mech, Shelburne,
Lawrence Brainerd, Pres't, St Adams,
Joseph Warner, Cash'r, Mi 1lebury,
A l.. Catlin, Pres't, Orwell,
John A. Conant, Esq, Brandon,
George T. Hodges, Prest, Rutland, &c
Hon. Myron Clark, Manchester, I"
September, 18th 1916. litf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19
ADAMS HOUSE.

81, NaShipgfon Street, FosTOS.
NW. 4. ADAMS having opened this new
~. and splendid Hotel, beg leave TO assure the pub
lie tina, nothing shall be wanting 10 make 1t equal TO
any other in the Union, and not second to any.
November, lsi6 l?nlo
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19
THE
Graefenberg Pills.

1NHEtE ARE THE MOST CONCLUSIVE REASONS why
Il that class of Medicines denominated PA
TENT should be made the means OF incalculable
and enduring blessings to the human family. Sup.
pose for example, that high order OF talent long and
sagacious observation and great medical learning and
experience are brought to bear upon the invention and
votion to this division of medical science be crowned
with the that attends the sacrifice OF similar
talents and toll in other hngsl There is no reason
and it is but the simplest dictate of the simplest COM
mon sense to say, that Pill thus produced will be as
perfect an article as can be made by man. 1ncnfyre
years decot0n to any one subject will give man OF
ability the mastery it, This labor has been bes-
towed upon the
GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
and they are presented to II public with claims un
paralleed in the whole history of medical science.
Ii will be in tracing the history of all great in
vcntions, that they not made or discovered until
the arrival OF what may be termed THE ruI.NESs OF
TINE. The mariners compass, for instance was not
invented until in the fulness OF time 1t was needed
The ioadstone always lay at mans feet, but he never
knew what wonderful and uncrrng guide was treas.
urcd in its silent bosom, until the Divinity appointed
| time drew near when distant continents and islands
to be unveiled Behold now transferred to the
binnaclcs OF the adventurous sailor. enabling him to
launch far away upon unknown Oceans, instead of
tndly sailing within sight of familiar nd-marks
SO with the discovery of the New World, upon
whose shores was to arise this Giant Nation to power
glory, a mission far beyond the conception OF widest
fancy The Old World had reached its highest des,i.
ny the Guinness OF time drew for the revelation
| OF the New, and behold the immortal Columbus from
the iorecasc of his denched and eaky vessel, found
it, So with the invention of printing, of steam, OF the
| magnetic telegraph Each of these had its own "tu-
ness OF time, marked, made distinct and Provldentiai
cg Ii MEDICAL SCIENCE THE SAME GREAT rniLosorrI-
CAL PRINCIPLE is EQUALLY MARKED. Most beautiful
are the illustrations and proofs of this which to be
found in the history of the world We trace them
from the Mosaic dispensailon down to the present
hour all of them teaching the lesson and giving
the hope that s,methng yet letter to heal human NAL
aides is at hand.
That this principle is as true of Medical as Of Phys
steal ccnce is clearly shown in the Graeienberg
Gazette, which is furnished gratutousy to all who
wish it. The
GRAErENBERG ILLS,
are deemed by all who have tested them to be in
conceivable advance upon all other medical combna-
tons and discoveries hitherto known, and they are
announced as
THE GREAT REMEDIAL TRIUMPH.
The inventor Of these Pisrcs,s his theory uponno
school nor dogma of ordinary mi tedcaeachers. Plant
ing himself upon the revelation of the
1yICIITV CDENTnD