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SELLING OFF AT COST.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER, ABOUT TO CLOSE UP
i his business at Wliston. offers for sale his re-
variety as any store in the county, the present is
rare opportunity Tor families to supply themselves AT
wholesale prices, To his old customers in Wiliston.
Richmond and Jericho, he would particularly say that
now is the time Tor great bargains
cIN Please to call and examine for yourselves
Wllston, Feb. l6. 3if Ills. H. CANFIELD
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Roof Porter.

THIS PORTER, being manufactured from some of
u the most celebrated Roots of Germany and the
United States, acts powerfully as Purifier of the
blood. and is the best CATHOLlCON ever discover
cd for the cure of d YSP EPSIA. The most free
and liberal of this beverage, far from being fol-
owedby an unpleasant reaction, tends to restore regu
late and invigorate the nervous system. The most
delicate females may parake of it, not only with inn
punity, but with the most sensible advantage
The Anti Dyspeptic Root Porter is composed en-
trey ofvcgctabes and as a temperance beverage, is
not surpassed.
The following Gentlemen have been appointed
agents for the sale ofthe above, and as they will cen
supply constantly on hand, all orders, written o
verbal addressed to them or the Proprietor " i'll ,e
promptly attended to-
w. p Russell NJ. d. Middlcbury
G. w. Parmclee, Druggist Bristol
Messrs. &. Il. d c. q. Stevens, Vergcnnes
Manufactured in Burlington, VI by
w. G. MUNSON
For sale in bbs kegs and bottles sent to any part of
the United States.
December, 1916. oGu
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ts::;N MERCHANTS HOTEL 20 ANN 4,

MA MERCHANTS HOTEL.-39 AND Al
I'LL C9urffandt St, fright hand side going ND from
North Rirer to Broad,rau) 97 "P NV"
The above Hotel has been enlarged this season. and
tne PROPRIETOR hopes TO accommodate Vermont
customers; He regrets his being Obliged to turn Of
so many the past fall and spring win VII
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 on File at this House.
w WIN. MUIRHEAD.
>, We stop, when in New York, at the Merchants
H9tel, ~ and Al Courtlandst. and find an obpinr
CLEAN rooms and beds i1m6
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS.
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THE
Graefenberg Pills.

'INHEkE ARE THE MOST CONCLUSIVE REASONS why
II that class Of Medicines dcnomnatcd "PA-
TENT" should be made the means OF incalculabc
and enduring blessings to the human family. Sup
sagacous observation and great medical learning and
experience are brought bear upon the invention and
manufacture of PILL. Why may not this long de-
votion to this division of medical science be crowned
with the success that attends the sacrifice Of similar
talents and toll in other thngsl There is reason
and it is but the simplest dictate of the simplest com
mon sense to say, that Pill thus produced will be
perfect an article as can be- made by man. Tpentyfrc
gears dcrofion 10 any subject will give man of
ability the mastery over it, This labor has been bcs
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GRAEFENnERG NEGETAnLE Pills.

and they are presented to Il public with claims
parallccd in the whole history OF medical science
will be seen in tracing the history olnll great in
vcntlos, that they not made discovered until
the arrival of VIVA, may be termed THE ruLNEss OF
TIME. The mariners compass for instance, was not
invented until in the fulncss OF time " it was needed.
The 01dstOnc always lay al mans feet, but he never
knew what Il wonderful and uncrrinG guide was treas
urcd in its silent hosonl until the Divinity appointed
time drew near when distant continents and islands
were to be unveiled Behold it transferred to the
biiinacles Of the adventurous sailor, enabling him
launch far away upon unknown Oceans, instead of
tmdly smiling within sight OF familiar land
50 with the discovery OF the New World, upon
whose shores was TO arise this Giant Nation power
glory mission tar beyond the conception of widest
fncy. The Old World hnd reached its highest desii.
ny the "nncss Of time" drew for the revelation
OF the New, and behold the immortal Columbus from
the iolccaste of his drcnched and lcaky vessel found
II. SO with the invention of printing of stcan of the
magnetic telegraph. Each OF these had its own "l-
ness OF time marked made distinct and Provdcntia
g lN MEDICAL SCIENCE THE SAME GREAT rHlLosopnI-
cal. PRINCIPLE Is EQUALLY MARKED Most beautiful
are the Illustrations and proofs of this which are to be
toundn the history of the world We can trace them
from the Mosalc dispcnsation down to the present
hour; all OF them teaching the lesson and giving us
hope that something yet better to heal human NAL
aides is ut hand.
That this principle is as true of Medical ms OF Phys-
steal ccncc is clearly shown in the Graefcn berg
Gazette. which is furnished grautously TO all who
xstSl hn
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Isaac Warner

1SUUC W OTuCr
AN FOR SALE GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Teas, Cotte, Chocolate, Pepper, spices, Sc Sc
lie has also, Cognnc Brandy, Holland Gin. 81. Crox
Janaca and Boston Rum. Scotch Whiskey, Port, Ma
deria. Malaga aud Muscat Wines, all selected with
much care and he will warrant them pure be
bought in the State lie has also low priced Liquors
OF good quality.
Tavern Keepers aud Families wanting spirits
or wines may depend on finding pure and good arii-
cles. December, 1876
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NJ. q. IeatIlblIm 4 Go.
TATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO.
o. WORCESTER, MASS.
Hon. John Davis, President.

TIME undersigned continues to act as agent of the
above company, and offers to take risks on lives,
according to the following scale of premiums viz
Premiums of assurance for 500
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]. v. RANDALL

J. v. RANDALL, q
HAVING JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW
IL York, with large and fashionable assortment
OF Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Articles which he of
fcrs tor sale at very low prices, at his
New jewelers. Shop,
In StronGs Building, College street. directly opposite
Cole Il Robnsons Store.
Inc citizens OF Burlington and vicinity are rcspectfl-
invited to call and examine his goods for themselves
Ills assortment consists, in part, follows:
Watches,
Gold, English Patent Levers Anchors Cylinders md
l.eplncs Silver, English Levers Anchors Cylinders
Lepincs and Common.
Gold Pencils & Pens,
Gold I.ockets, Guard Chains, Keys and Seals Spectn-
cles, Thimbcs, Beads. Ear Ornaments, Enainelle,l
and with Stone settings, Gold Bracelets CLASPS
Hearts, Crosses, Fob and Yes, Chaines, and great
variety OF
Pins and Brooches, of the latest styles for Ladies and
Gentlemen, Silver Spcctacles Thimbles, Pencils
Gold and Silver Tooth-pcks Silver Butter Knives,
with Silver, Pearl or Ivory Handles
Silver Spoons,
Warranted as good as the Coin. Pearl and Shell
Card Gases, Steel Bags and Purse Clasps Steel Beads
German Silver Spoons, German Silver Specacles and
Steel Twcezers, Cheap Steel Spectacles Key Rings.
and large assortment of
Cutlery,
Rogers Razors Knifes and Scissors Wade and Bntcb
ers Razors, warranted, Chapman's Razor Strors
Shaving Soap Bears Oil and
Perfnmery,
Various patterns of Shell, Horn and Ivory
Combs.
Coral Beads and Necklaces, Cloth, Hat, Hair, and
Tooth
Brushes.
Music Boxes, Vions, Bass Viol and Violin Strings of
the best quality, Caronettc Reeds, etc.
All kinds Of Watches, Clocks, Music-Boxes and
Jewery, Cleaned and Repaired the shortest Notice
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for goods or
work
November llth 1916 sOtf
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ALMIGHTY CREATOR
that

Nv bbt!oD 10 l HE I.lF E,,
he requires that his disciples and his patients make
p"re he htc-carrem that leaps through their veins
and arteries; before they can hope for pERMA-
Rclicihc can give them and so can others
but bright and joyous heath must come from pure
blood.
But a most sad thought here comes in SO count
less are the mpostons which are praciiscd upon the
public by precndcrs and so numerous and boastf are
the medicines advertised that the reader may be slow
TO believe in this Great Remedy. a word, therefore
on this point.
Noma,tcr how sccplca you may now be, that paper
will convince You. Thousands lure been convinced
in every State and Territory the Union, and among
them distinguished statesmen, jursts, clergymen ply
slclans, civilians. The bare enumeration of the
names would I'LL this page. Let the reader send ir
the most convenient agency Tor copy OF the Gazette
which can be had
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-19

~ EnL,hS. ooUu LITHOGRAPliIC PRINTS.
beautifully colorcd-all fresh prinis--which will
be offered by the hundred ut New York wholesale pr.
ccs, at EDWARDS Rock Stn,c
STONS HAY. for Sale Delivered in the yilIore
~ iireqnired by 32w3- G. II. MOORE.
THE BANNING LACE.
AK. smith, most respectfully informs the public
- that he has purchased Of DR.. Emery the right TO
Il'anuactnre and sell Dr. Bannng's highly celebrated
and invaluable
PATENT LACE.
Wci lar surpasscs every thing itlc kind in market
ana knowing that the article which has been usrd in
this section has been Of an inferior ounlitv cous;,,
many failure, whereas. if good article Ind been
faithfully applied cure would have been the result-
ne hhs iiade arrangements torn supply from the orr
sllll factory OF Dr. flaming. that every Lace may be
perfect and every patient benefited BY it. The Doc,or
give him call. " N'''' W
LET the invalid consider TINT the Lace is for the rc
n"iahd cure OF the following Diseases which come of n
viz: " ~ O''!'
Weakness of the brcas shortncss ofbrco,b co,rh
anu splitting OF blood ;paIptation of the hcart
weakness OF the side and stomach dys.
pcpSla cosfivcness and piles min
lnhc back with curvature bear
ing down with weakness of
the hipsa and lower cS-
tTeinstles. and droop-
ing oi the body
pncally in young
ldultS ana chill
drcn.
The above and other analogous affections have
hitherto bat1'cd all constitutional treatment but since
they have been viewed as Nrchnuic1r and b,v, L,,
treated by the Lace they have been easily cured and
we can now see host otcascs seemingly well or bnlt
well, or combined with real discasc reuulrinr mcdi
cine, who cannot ENJOY life or be cured upon common
principles OF treatment and why because Their
, house is falling down and by binding them IN.
their pans vanish, and efficacy internal rcmcdcsis
thereby given. '' -
,3Eohh an examination OF Committee Of eminent
medical men appointed by the American destitute. n
premium Diploma was awarded to this instrl-
ment. 21r
n Is Those applied by the DOCTOR he ,rqrrants 10
NJ ana to benefit the patient but the same NAV he bnJ
at iiarrnons, who also las AN assortment of Je,rcrs
-uedicinc, at the lowest cash prices
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MOTHERS RELIEF.
ITO MARRIED LADIES, the Mothers Relief
L medicine which soohcs the disagreeable sensa-
ton OF Females about to become mothers and insures
safe delivery in all where nal formation or
some unnatural circumstances do not prevent The
reputation OF this article, though silent has become s
extended To produce an immense demand
pamphlet intended only for the eye OF those directly
interested and their physicians is prepared for era
tutous distribution where the Reliefis Tor sale
&. A BARTHOLlC Il CO,
Rochester. \ Y.
For sale by PECK & SPEAR
the authorized agents for this place and vicinity who
can also supply Druggists AT the Propretors Whole
sale price October 9th 1915 10
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To Dentists.

Siocsfon d Cos D;pM tor The Me,f Mineral
Teeth, Bnr'inghn. l,rm.ni.
Constantly receiving supplies Of Bicuspid Gum
Moar, Pivot aud Plate Teeth Also Forccps Files
N"li mud I'm folls Excavntors Scnlors Burs Drills
Monlds, Mirrors, Brushes Called Plaster. &c at
Marcn lSl ly PECK & SPEARS.
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GRAEFENBERG ILLS,

arc deemed by all who have tested them to be an 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 Pillsrcsis his theory uponno
school nor dogma of ordinary mi tedicacachers Plant
ing himself upon thc revelation of the
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NTRONGN & co.
d. RETAIL DEALERS

In Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Sheet IRON Tin,
Plate, Sheet and Bolt Copper Iron Wire, Flour Salt,
Paints. Oils, Dyc-Stuils Plaster, Grind Stones &c
Manufacturers Agents for the Sale of Nails and
Iron, and Window Glass of all sizes
General Agents and Commission Merchants Lii
bera advances made on Property consigned to them.
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HITTING PINS, Sewing Needles and Darninr
~ j. I. RdNDALL.S
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A triiling deposit and n small premium note are al
required, TO guard against contingencies.
Thus a person at the age of 25, may secure to his
family, at his death SlOOI by the annual payment of
81 A. an annual deposit of nine cents, and prem-
UNI note of thirty one cents, the sum OF $1,000 by
the annual payment of Sl44O, an annual deposit OF
S9cents and premium note OF 1910. The premium
is taken To guard against the contingency of great
and unusual mortality, but the Directors have great
confidence the belief that their payment will never be-
called for. A large proportion of the profits OF the
Company is every third year distributed aHong the
existing policies by being added to the sums respect
lively insured thus continually increasing the amount
to be paid on the death OF the person insured, The
policies may be made for the benefit, generally OF
the person estate, specifically for the benefit OF his
wife and children in which latter case. the sum i'll
sured is beyond the reach OF his creditors.
The character of the President and Directors of the
company is guaranty OF the safety with which n
Wan may make provision for his family at his de
cease, however unable he may become by failure in
business, or otherwise, TO provide for them.
The company has a guaranty capital of SlOOOO0
one hall OF which is paid in and invested in the stocks
OF the United States the State OF Massachusetts, the
city oi Boston, and in notes secured by bond and
mortgage ut unincumbered real estate in Massachu-
seils, worth three times the amount loaned thereon
The remaining halt OF the guaranty capital is liza
Bile TO he called for whenever the interests OF the
company shall require it,
! Applications may be- made to the subscriber. who
will furnish pamphlets containing all the particulars
as also the charter and by laws OF the company
GEO. b. SHAW. Agent.
Burlington Dec !, 1916 23m6
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IW PEDLERs. 5000 LITHoGRApHIc PRINTS.
beautifully coorrd-all fresh prns--which will
be offered by the hundred ut New York wholesale pr
ces, at EDWARDS Book Store
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tHAk6 WARD HA lli ARA ART: ARTHUR

supplies of SADDLERY Coach and Shelf UARD-
AXE, IN all its varieties Also Drugs and Nedi-
cines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, etc.
Burlington, 1916
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ADAMS HOUSE,

81, washington Street. BosToy.
7 Il ". Il. ADAMS having opened this new
i. and splendid Hotel beg leave to assure the pub
lie that nothing shall be wanting to make it equa! to
any other in the Union, and not second to any.
November. 1916 iom6
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II AGO. Have on hand a
II. few Baskets Herdseck 4 Cos Champaign,
London Club do
Also a icw Eighth Casks Pure Juice Port Wine,
" Cog Brandy 30
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ORE NEW GOODs. STEEL FR,yCrs.
.'lClasps and Beads, Gold Far Knobs, Cameo Pins
finger rings and still another lot OF Pnrlor I,mns
March 4th iS47 HIND
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AT, BURLINGTON, VERMONT,

Comprises one Of the most splendid and general
Stocks in the State. All goods bought and sold
strictly for Cash, and Of course Cheap.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-02-27
VIRGINIA Us. VERMONT.

We read as follows in the newspapers:
"The Legislature ofVirgnia have reques-
ted the Governor of that State to return to
the Executive ofVermont the resolutions a
dopted by the latter state, on the subject of
the Mexican war and slavery. The same
disposition had previously been made of
similar resolutions from Maine and New
Hampshire"
This is a rich paragraph-full of juice.
Vermont had resolved, first, that she is in
favor ofbringing the Mexican war to an hon
orable close us soon as possible-and second
ly, that she will never consent TO the admis-
sion ofnew slave states. Now the first reso-
luton was so clearly right that no fault could
be found, even by the most sublimated of
Virginia abstractionists; and the second be-
ing simply plain and strong declaration that
Vermont WON'T agree TO another inch of
Slavery, no how, poor Virginia couldn't help
herself The beauty of the Vermont resolu-
tons is that they leave no room for argument;
Virginia is obliged to return them unanswer-
ed simply because they are unanswerable.
For once the slavocrats have been cornered.
five do not mistake the signs of the times,
the little ball which the Wings of Vermont
put in motion at the last session of the legis-
lature, is the very thing which is to put an
end to this Mexican War and to the Savo-
cratic policy of annexation. 1t has already
rolled through states enough to secure the re-
lection of any Slavocratic Treaty; the Interior
purpose, which was at the bottom of the War,
is likely thus 10 be defeated; and ere long it
will be found, that the very men who pro-
voked. the War will be most anxious for peace.
Witness Mr. Untchmnn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-02-27
HE G. A l. Il Id % N A N.

WHEAT. We heard it remarked the other
day tina. there had not been, for long time,a
this season of the year, so large quantity of
wheat on hand in this region as there now is
in the hands of the producers and merchants,
According to our information in the matter we
have no doubt the quantity svery great, and
it has not been very much reduced by the late
excitement among the spectators consequent
upon the receipt of the news by the Hibernia.
There is yctrcmaining, according to the nc-
counts we have seen, au abundance of wheat
in almost all sections of the country, notwth-
standing it has been poured into market so
prorusely oflate The opening ofsprog nav
igation will draw from the West to the Allan
tic cities great supplies yet.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-02-27

SPECTATORS. The news by the Cam
bria of the decline in the price of bread-stuffs
in England will disappoint the spectators in
-four and wheat in this country, and they will
sustain immense losses On the arrival of the
with all speed to their agents in varoas parts
of the country ordering them to cease purchas-
ing, at the high prices, at least. We are dis
appointed in the decline, so soon, for we
thought so general failure of the crops in
Europe and the consequent general starva-
ton, wouId keep up the price till spring.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-02-27

SUDDEN DEATH. Mrs. ISABELLA, wife OF
Can't. William Gilkerson, of Barnet, was
found dead in her bed on Saturday the 2V''i
inst. Mrs. S. was in her usual health me
day previous, and visited daughter in as
tant part of the town, went home at eve ana
retired as well as she had been for years.
1t was not discovered that she was dead
till 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Though several mem
beers of The family had been in the room, all
supposed her prolonged sleep was occasion-
ed by the fatigue of the day previous. 1t is
probable from some circumstances that she
died in the early part ofthe night.
She wns n very estinable member of soci-
ETY. and has left large circle OF mourning
friends. Her age was GO years. Com.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-02-27
A PRIZE CoNUNDRUM.

A concert was given in Philadelphia on
Thursday evening last nt which Piano, val
ued AZ $3.50, was awarded 10 the author of
the best conundrum handed in. The follow
ing is the conundrum to which the majority
0fthe committee awarded the pSiZe--under
protest, ms we understand, of Mr. Du Sole,
Zone ofthe committee,) who commended that il
WAS deficient in merit:
530-Why is the character of the prize pi-
nno estimated like the character of the great
and good man?
Because we Judge gifts grandeur by its nc
ton--its goodness by It's tone.
In lieu OF the above the following is the
one which the disagrecing member of the
committee contended was the best and most
original, viz;
425.-Why does an individual who gets
"deepIy, darkly, beautifully blue" enact the
part Oft religious hypocrte?
Because he wears "the livery of Heaven TO
serve the devil in!"
The following conundrums read upon the
occasion. were entitled to credit for peculiar
excellence.
50s.-Why is Santa Annu, in asserting that
the United States Army and people were
towards and barbarians, like harp struck By
lightning?
Because he is blasted lyre!
60l.-Why was jonah reckoned among
abe supper ten thousund"
Because he was the bosom companion of
II big fish.
969. Why should man with one cent
export large quantity of bread STUFF.
Because he is the owner of ten mills.
9S3.-Why should Prince Albert feel eal-
Gus ofone ofour American generals?
Because Taylor has arms around Victoria.
9G7.-Why is an act of homicide like Great
Britain!
Because it is known over the world as assas-
Snniion-( d-sassy -nation.)
S26.-Why is the beauty oFthe prize piano
like Charles Dickens?
Answer-Because it lies in its ".Notes."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-02-27

THE NEW LICENSE LAW, There il
one feature in the new License law, which is
a decided improvement, we should Judge, up
on the old law, 1t is this; Should the vote
be No License, the law leaves it with the
Board of Civil Authority of each town to name
who shall be licensed to sell spiritfor necessa-
ry purposes, and to prescribe the profit or the
price they shall receive. This is designed to
prevent licensed vendors from making the
traffic n monopoly or from imposing upon buy
ers, 1t is probably true, as alleged, that Ii
censcd vendors without this restriction under
the old law, required, in some cases, an enor-
nous profit on the sale and therefore this reg
ulaton in the new law is wholesome and
Just.