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MEMBER of the Now York Union Tl

A MEMBER of the New York Union Theological Sc
N minary and graduate of the New York University, is
DESTROYS of obtaining situation Tutor in amily or as
Teacher, at the South elsewhere.
In reference to character and ability, the satisfactory
testimonials will be furnished from the Hon. Theodore Free
nghuyseD, Chancellor of the University and from c. Mason
DID,, Iayler Lewis LID, and DIR. Draper, ofthe Faculty
Address g. SHERRILL, Union Theological Seminary, city
of New York. ;une 2S--eo4vdSc
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The NV Missouri REG1MEST.-The election for field
officers Of this regiment concluded at Independence
the 18th instant. JoHS RAILS elected Colonel, -
Lane Lieut. Colonel, and W. w. RErSoLps Major,
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RIcHARD NJ. You've,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of prescription to any
lands within the townships and parts of townships above
merated required to establish the to the satisfaction Of
the Register and Receiver Of the Land Office and make
c and before the day appointed for the Of
the puhc sale of lands embracing the tract claimed other
wise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
may 26-law13w
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The French steamer Union left New York Saturday az
cnoon at her appointed hour, four o'clock She passed
along the East and down the harbo firing parting sa-
lutte I'LL she had rounded Governors Island She moved
very slowly being heavily laden and having the wind ahead
She carries freight Of ten thousand bushels Of wheat
which, with her Goals and stores make very respectable
cargo Her number Of passengers is smal-thry-nne in
the first cabin ten in the second and n the Storage
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BACON COLLEGE.

TNHlS hourshng institution located Harrodsburg Ken
lucky, Zone OF the most moral and delightful villages
America long and justly celebrated for its mineral waters
now IN the full tide OF successful operation under the follow
ing Faculty. viz:
JAMES SHANNON President and Professor of Bellies etres
and of Moral, Intellectual, and Political Science.
SAMUEL HATCH Professor of Natural Philosophy, Chems-
try, and Geology.
II. H. WHITE, Professor of Mathematics and Civil Engi-
neering.
G. H. MATTHEWS, Professor OF Ancient Languages
+. AsKEw, Principal of the Preparatory Department.
Dr. G. ID. RUNrARs, Bursar.
confidently believed that College in the West offers
superior advantages for obtaining thorough education the
reasonable terms.
The session of ten months will the first
Monday September which day it is desirable that every
student should be at his post.
Extra classes be instructed if necessary, in Hebrew
French, and Italian
Tuition in College proper forty dollars for the College
Board in good families (incudng washing and lights
had At from two dollars TO two and quarter per week
July S-lawcD JAMES SHANNON president
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MOUNT ST. MARY,s COLLEGE.

EMMITSBURG, (MARYL,Sp)
THE ANNUAL SESSION OF Studies at this Institution
the 18th Of August Students should, II
practicable, enter before that date.
Board and Tuition including the entire Classic and Scien-
tc course, also French Lodging Washing, Mendng, and
Doctors fees, $IS2 per annum.
Payments made semi-annualy in advance.
Music and Drawing are extra charges each $40 per
also the Italian German and Spanish languages each SIS
per annum.
Prospectus Of the College, explaining the of Stu
Dies requisites for graduation and system discipline will
be sent to any person applying for IT,
july 15--tAugI5 JOHN MCCARTNEY, President.
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CALDWELL INSTITUTE,
HiIlsborouCh, NC.

rTNE EXERCISES in this Institution will be rcs,r,ed an
Il Thursday, the sth Of July next.
Rev. ALEXANDER WILSON, d., President and Professor
of Greek.
RALPH II Gn,yEs, AM. Professor of Mathematics and
Natural Philosophy
Rev. JonS A. BINGHAM, AM, Professor OF | attn
From the reputation aud long experience Of the
the trustees feel authorized in recommending this nstiton
the public as sordng to youth DESTROYS acquiring solid
education advantages at least equal those other
nary Of the kind in the country
Students applying for admission required to prodnce sa
tisiactory testimonials Of good moral character.
J. w. NORWOOD
june 2l-w3w Secretary Of the Board of Trustees
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The earnings Of the Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad for
days ending goth July 50, SOS against $50
time last year, showing increase equal to so per
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NAVAL GUNNERY. Experiments made board
IN the gae Dryade upon several subjects relating naval
gunnery translated from the French by officer of the u. s.
Navy, in pamphlet, price so cents This day published
July ~ r. TAYLOR.
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WINCHESTER MEDICAL COLLEGE,


rTHE LECTURES of the second session Of the Winchester
i Medical College will commence Monday, the ith of
October and continue until the LIST of June next under the
following arrangement Of the chairs:
HUeH ii. McGuIRE, Md, Professor of Principles and
Practice OF Surgery.
DANIEL CONRAD, Id, Professor of Anatomy and Ply
sioogy.
PHILIP SMITH, Md, Professor of Theory and Practice
of Medicine.
JoHS j. II. STRAITH, Md, Professor OF Obstetrics Dis
cases OF Women and Children and Medical Jurisprudence
WIN A. BRADFORD, Md, Professor of Materia Medica
and Chemistry.
Fees-The fee each Professor is $50 Matriculai fee
pad once only S. Dissectng ticket $40 the whole
ing TO Sis the Graduation fee $50.
Excellent Boarding and Lodging will be furnished either
the hotels private boarding 81 s. per week
The necessary expenses of student for eight months
may be estimated at less than 81. SO.
The Faculty building splendid edfce, which will be
ready TO- the reception of the class by an a-
preparation granted for that purpose by the last Legislature
Virginia. DANIEL CONRAD MD
Winchester, Va Dean of the Faculty
~ Washington Union please publish the above tri-weeky
till 18th October next and forward bill the Dean for
ment july 2l-3tawtl5 thOc
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LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE.

LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE.
The Washington City Orphan asylum Lots Of
Ground, which given institution years
by Congress- in order to fund towards its
support will be sold or leased upon the most favorable terms
both as TO price and the time times Of payment As the
Trustees who hold these lots for the Asylum are as they
and to secure revenue from ,s property now entirely
productive and they have been able TO obtain the
appraised value, when given determined to dispose
OF the Tor less those who desire make safe invest
ment This property is thus designated:
Lots Nos d 6, and 5, in square No $50
Lot No. 2, do 1913
Lots Nos. s,4 S, 6, and z, do 2S2
Whole Of square 244
DO 400
For further information please apply to
NJ TowSoN,
President Board Trustees.
..orto JAMES LARNED, Treasurer.
june Ism (SatEyNews)
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INNE LETTER PAPER ruled at 81 so per ream white
IL Of firm texture and smooth surface common varieties
Al lower prices. r. TAYLOR
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SERIOUS MisrAKE-We learn from the Norfolk Courier
that on Wednesday, last week. while professors STRANGE
SHEFFIELD were engaged in the apartment Of the latter
the Norfolk academy Mr. Sheffield, installing jug 0h0
for one OF o, which il had accidentally been placed
proceeded . rerenish the lamp The alcohol Immediately
Ignted and an explosion Of The jug ensued, throwing the
whole body Of the flame into the face and breast Of Mr.
Strange who was seated opposite the lamp and burning him
50 severely as 10 extreme suffering Boston Journal
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fTO TEMPERANCE MEN.-There is established
N The c'ty Of Washington neat, cheap, and valuable
>suoh enpetance Journal, called the Columbian Foun-
TAM issued every Saturday morning This paper has been
~ existence eighteen months, and Is well known and be-
fay pstromzed N parts of Union II is devoted
70 temperance, Morals Literature the Arts aud Sciences
and General Intelligence and should be By every family
Terms Only dollar per annum payable in advance or
l.5O at the expiration Of the year.
Specimen numbers free OF charge Address post paid
J. /. WARD CO., Editors,
july 22-cp7 Washington
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Years may pass before it shall, if ever be reimbursed
him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-10-15
j / D.,

In this town on the 3 inst. CHARLES TEr,iAy, only
son OF Fisher and Mary \. Thoycr, aged one year
Death found strange beauty on that polished brow
And dashed it ont. There was Il tint OF rose
Ca check and lip. II" touched the veins with ice
And the rose faded. Forth from those blue eyes
There Spakc a WshIl tenderness doubt
Whether To gricse or sleep, which innocence
Alone may wear. w it'll ruthless haste he bound
The silIien ringes OF these curiaiuiu- lids
Forever. There had been murnurug sound
With which the babe would chme it mothers ear,
Charming her even To tears. The sppiirr set
The seal o silence. Blu, there braned sInilr
50 fixed, SO holy. from that chcru5 brow,
Death gazcd and ctt 1t there. He dared not steal
The signe-ring OF Heaven
In this town, on the 9Th inst, Mrs. SARAH DRrw,
aged 81 years months and - days. For more than
80 years She has been aborng for that rest that re-
mamch Tor the people of God l!cr suhrrings have
been very great, and though sometimes the flesh
would shrink and the deeply driauLrd ncryous system
for moment complain. yet did she overcome through
Divine Grace. and being supported uv TINT patience
and uultuIr religion only give, she waited all the
days oi her appointed time Her end was happv and
though She lett friends and relatives she has gone to
that Friend that sckrth closer than brother where
" sickness and sJuuw PAIN and death. are felt and
feared no more" Blessed are the dead that die in
the Lord. for they rest from their iaJors and their
works do follow them. =
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.

g.5:i..5 I-..i.51 q u / -;4.t-gf E%lIir
\ Final assessment OF five duuis has been ordered
y by the directors OF the Vermont Central Railroad
Company, payable on the lst day Of November next.
Payment may be made at the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank. Burlington, at the Bank OF Montpelier AT the
Railroad Exchange. Court Square, Boston.
SAN'L IT, VALLEY .r., Treasurer.
Boston. Sept -. Is Il.
v. B.--Ipou Payment of this s'ssneut STOCKHOLM
ers can exchange their receipts stock certificate.
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Snmncl IInrlhnt's fisIntc.

WE the Subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court Tor the District oi
Chitirudcn. commissioners to receive, "Nniillne ana
adjust the clns aud demands o ell persons, against
the estate of SAMUEL RLBUTlatr OF Charlotte,
in said District. deceased, represented nsovcn ana
also all claim and demands cxhbitcdin offset thereto
aud six months from the day OF the date hereof, beng
allowed 10y said Coui for that purpose we do there
fore hereby give notice that will attend 9th" hsl-
ness Of DISAPPOINTMENT at the dwelling OF the Widow
in Charlotte. in said District. the Eleventh days OF
January and April next. Mt 10 o'clock \ NJ ON each
OF said days. Datcd this llh day OF Oct \. D. 1871
DAVID COOK, ),.......;..
3wI6 LUTHER STONE rOW"""S'o'''' q
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1florkcts.
H1Sh'on Cati'c Markct-1!oniry, Oct. II
lGtroBTED ron THE TRAvrLGrR1

AT market BOO Beet Cattle including 1850 Stores
~ yokcs Working Oxen. Is Cows and Calves, 21OO
sheep, and aboJt 1850 Swine
BEEF CArrrE---EXtra - - First quality 81
second and third quality from 1 e to - -.
STORE CArrlE--Salcs of ycarlings 81, 50 to 10 90
two year Odds from Sl3 to 49,
Sll3.
o., lows AND CALvEs--Du Sales noticed at Sli, Is,
70, -, and SCI.
D., SHEEr--Sas of lots taken nj 81 60 81, = 90 for
Lambs old Sheep from - To - 80
, SWINE--Salcs at the wholesale, 1 and at retail,
rom to e and 81 Old Hogs j.c per ID.
WOOL. Dnty, 3operct.
here has been pretty active demand for fleece,
and considerable sales within the quoted rates. For
cgn has met with good deal OF inquiry, aud sales of
Smyma have been 800 "a 400 bales various qualities,
At quotalions The market is still without much
supply ct pulled
Say
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BURLINGTON. OGT S. 1871

~G, For SALE. By THE SUBSCRIBER. ,
f-, tw choice Fall Blood .NEHiNO BLCh>
sszs=il-4 They may be seen ON the Farm Of Russo.
TArDtl. IN Wl'-iou, miles south Of David French
Tavern, ou the illursbuigh road Wool from sucl
sheep ha- tins season readily brought fifty cent, 10,
III. They were originally roIh l!enry Swlt- flock
Puulhkccp.ir. Dutchyss Co. \. y, and lately iron
the flock OF llogurio Orchard, Sholcham VI sac
Sheep are pronounced by Judges TO be the be, wooc,
sheep in the State, both 10 quantity and quality
Their eros, with common sheep hos proved very dc
siIahle lju. MORTON COLE
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tflarric0,

In West Milton, by the Rev. James Dougherv
Mr.. Y. NOBLE MERRILL, Of Castlron, to Miss HAIR
RET IluyTNs. daughter of Dca. A. Hunting Of form
place.
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" In the regular edition of Svlvoster's
Reporter" tn" lowest Prize in the GRAND MANI
MOTH ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class :. to
b. drawn October 3oth, 1917, CAPITAL PAlIXI.
SOD. goo !! is published at so, it should be FORTY
DOLLARS the lowest Prize
Ordrrs requested to he forwarded ms quickly as
possible, to : j. SYLVESTER
3Hl6 fl NNuII -trr.t \ Y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-10-15
MISS MARKHAM,
Watches, Jeyvclry & Clocks.
20, Jy RANDALL has just returned from
st,.,E New Yull, with a large assortment OF
W,rCiyrs. JESYELRY AND CLOCKS,
FANCY Articles AND TOYS,

consisting in pant Of the following arcles-
Fine Gold Levers and Lcpucs, Silver Lovers, fol!
L.wrileI and Verge WATCHES: Gold Fob and
Guard Chains; gold Speck- and Ihu.b.es a large
assortment OF Stone aud Cameo Pins, OF ne lal'-i
STYLES : stone and Cameo Br.crcts; Diamond Rings
nnin chased stone aud scale tue-, OF every descip-
ion gold Slides and Keys; gold Lockcts oi different
uartcrns large assortment oi Ear Drops and Rings
cold mad pearl Studs plain and stone setting; gold
Snans of a sizes silver Dlr. Pins and Birds pearl
and she'll Card Cases ivory Tablets bead and sill.
Pulses silver Pencils steel and silver Spechs SgIs-
eors. Knives and Razor; tooth, hair and cIolh',
Bn-hc, Aud he will keep constantly on hand good
assortment OF such goods come IN biz line, aud sell
as o,y as can be bought cl-e"hclc. -
." j. Y. RANDALL.
Darlington, Oct. l., 1871 III
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81 TAKrN nY NlNTrE or rNrcr1InNS ~

- TAKEN BY VIRTUE OF EXECUTIONS TO
St 3 me directed, : Enguc Lohc~, Vices with
" benches attached, about - shaft, and Isl. hes
attached about y Belts, Grind Stone | Du!ng
Machine, Punching do, bellows and pipe, Circu-
lar Saw / Work Benches, - Files, II Drills, abou, -
rbors Stove and pipe, about - old files Il lot Of
ca,tina, and unfinished machinery about 800 lbs old
Iron about 500 lbs Band Iron, about one ton OF Iron m
bars rod and round, about - lbs steel Il lot of Tools
such ns Wrcnchrs, Screw Cutters Hammers etc .
, Cardlng Machines, Hor-c Two one horse Wagons,
which viii be- sold At Public Auction, at the Machine
shop at Winuusk Falls, the 2Gth inst, 10 satisfy
said executions {. FLETCHER.
% COHSiGttc ~ Chichester.
Colchester, Oct II, l3I1. IL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-10-15
n.s PURE MERINo BUCKS FOR SALE.

90 PURE MNR!NO BUChS FOR SALE.
mug business, oilis for sr his stock of Mcrno Bucks
These Sheep have been bred with the greatest care
um tn" best Alctno Ewes and "a kcmbouillct Buck
from Mr. Collins recently imported lock and now
owned by the Roy. l.. G.. Bingham OF tins place
10 those wishing to improve their sheep tire present
oilers rare Glance as they viii he sold without re-
serve. Those wishing 10 pdrchase will please call ut
my store at " i,ision, where they Will lind person
to show them the sheep.
,,..,.. TllO5 H. CANFIELD
Wiliis,on, Oct. l.. 1871 l6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-10-15
ID!.. >. VI. Perkins,

NOW at the American Hotel Burlington, VI.
: cures Pulmonary Consumption 10y udcious
Gymnastc exercs', cold water bathing, rubbing,
&c. very little, ana IN some cases NO medicine used.
IERNs-Fust examination and prescription so -
Persons who wish go through With course OF tins
treatment viii be charged by the week or month
Mr. Perkins received the beneficial effects u this ~,S-
tenn in his own ca-c, having been restored almost ON
the grave 10 perfect health, by this manner OF treat
nG the lungs circulation OF the blood and the yaIiul.
gymHa>tc exercises, he feels confident that he can
cure thps, cases OF Consumption, Asthma, Liver COM
plants &c, which have hitherto been regarded as IN
durable.
y. Il. Come before You too weak to bear the
exercise, aud IN TACT you should come when you hay,
felt the fist symptoms. = Remember that thrr,
are many things that consumptiy. people eat and
drink thai vii. be strictly prohibited.
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List OAU.rl1ry.s

AnvFRTlSEpiN THE FREE PRESS ny SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
and remaining in the Post Office at Burlington, W.
OciObcr !, 1917.
NlS. iRd bc il further cnacicd,
And all advertisements made under the orders of the
General in a newspaper newspapers,
OF letters mcalled for in any Post Office shall he in
serted in the paper or papers, OF the town or place
where the office advertising may be situated, hariRg
the iargcst circulation.
Persons calling for any of the aforementioned
Llilnls VIII nrnsc desirnne thcm Us "IRrcrtiseM u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-10-15

w l. the .iihpr~. having been appointed lv the
W Honorable tine Probate Court tor tbc D.jucr ~
Chtt,rdrr, commissioners 90 receive, examine and
j.J-l the claims and demands of all persons AGAINST
the c-tgly oi Robert h. Marks late oi Burlington iu
said p.suct deceased represented u- went, aud also
al. claims and demands exhibited 40 OFFSET thereto. and
s,N months hom the day OF the date hereof being
og, LrIy .,c notice. tmt MI nrrni 4, t,c business
OF oar appointment, at tue dwrluugut Widow * IA.
Marks, IA Burlington in siJ District ON lhc last
Wednesdays, oi December and Apru neat, al 10
O'Clock, 4 NJ, on each of sad days.
Dates this lth day ul October \ ID. l7ii
ROSWELL LllLlE,l observation-disclosures,
llW3 RALPH LANlON. \ ''"'"-'N'''"''N'
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Magnificent scheme.
$.O93.215

In tin, above Scheme, form I'd py the trnnry combI-
nntion of - pupbcrs making 81 i23 tickets, and The
Jrn>yinr II bao thcIe vii be 22J Prizes, oach hay
mo thrcr of the drawn numbers thc'u; lbs each
hayinrtyo of them on and 23.l36 e1ch Haying one,
only, OF them and also 80 tickets la wing none
o, The drawn numbers on. be !uE blanks.
To determine the fate OF thr- prizes and bhnl's' %
inclusive, will be scvem!y placed IN a wheel IN '4e
day OF die drawing, l. OF them VIII be drawn on at
random and that ticket having on it, rs a comhnn-
ton. the 1t 2i and 81 drawn numbers will be entitled
to the Grand Capital PIzc OF SioO"OO
That ticket having on it the It'll 9th and 9Th ...>
r6 nlGT ckc p Rayh 20 on i, the 7th sh and 9TH
drawn nnmbel,.to 10000
rGa, 'c q ' hayios On it the loh llth and
rh l91 G5aT ln po on to the Cd 81 and h '''
' G'o, WEN" oa' I';,' '''l 1908
hose hose / ,ic j,,,t With the 81 lh and 5jl5h
f,h ard 0ii-Gth 18th and oh-Sth !h and
loth, Of 9'i lOlh and 10th drawn numbers ,oo,o
rho e ) tickets with the i=t Cd and i'l,--g!
81 and j'h-3i TIL and Gil--lth jtii ana
eth, or 9th It'll and gth drawn numbers,
Tb".. } tickets y It'll the 81, oh and lIih-
9Th 10th and l2t..-.J l;h and GtI-- 3i oh
and nh, tr ith 9th and 9Th drawn NUM-
Al lot, Oder ,I',t- hayirso on them my runre
81 tiir drawn numbers, ,oyma 2ao. each 1900
81 drawn Numbers each 1000
Those I-6 ich.,-haym,onthem the 2janj
3D. or :d and LIN Du"u uuuu"f-, each, 500
Tho-c l.G tickets hvyIuJ on them the iii
and 9TH, or the 9TH and t'ii drawn mum
TSc,, l@5 tickets having on Them the 9Th
and 'rh, or the 1th and oih drawn NUM-
hcr~.cath 100
A., Oder Ticket. having ou rhrm any two Of
the drawn numbers. 10. u- 3tl1. ,urh 50
And al. other tickets, having ono, only. q
the drawn numbers On uru Weog 80
SO ucNcl which shall hay. Ora vn rri1r ola -npc-
nor denomination c1u be- enti"d 90 at In'rnuT piN''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-10-15

100 PAIRS OF FRIyGED GLOVES AND
wv Mtcns. \ GOOD assortment OF Buck Skin do.
Also Just received Farwclls Boots and Shoes, For
sale by ClTLIN i SPEI L,
Sept. % 1917. If
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-10-15

q f. STAMFORD X Go. are now receiving
~ large assortment OF goods "hlcc have been
bought at very low prices, consisting ui
FANCY ~ &TiPLE DRl GOODS.
Carpemg Rush Mating, Floor Oil Cloth, all widths.
Rng- Window Shades, Paper llangne- Looking
Glasses all -lr. Flowing blue, hight blue and
white granite Ware, also, China and Glass Ware ,
Groceries, furs, Buffalo Robes, etc.
Burlington, Sept -, lsi1 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-10-15

4 y ts>i .SSnhNi OF i've dollars ON each share
- OF the capital stock OF the Chumpliu and G. on
nrclicut River Railroad Company has been ordered hy
the Directors, and made payable ON the inst day ol
November next
Payment may be- made at the Bunk Of Burliurton
Ncrgrnucs, Nidjchury, Rutland, Black River. or Bel
lows Falls, the Cheshire Bank. krcnr. A. II Ia
Edward Pickering Esq, No to, state Street. boston
or to the Treasurer, AT his office m Ndd,bury
SAMUEL SWIFT, TREASURER
Scniemlcr Is. Isl1 b
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RECOMMENDATIONS

have been very bad for many years with Asthma.
which was fast terminating in consumption. | was
confined 20 ny room r'lrrc weeks HFp, when sent
tor D.. Perkins have strictly lived up his dircc-
ton, and am now able To follow my daily employ
mcuDs. LoELNlJ ". SIAuLplNG.
burlington, Vermont.
have been afflicted with the Pulmonary Conslmp-
tpu Tor three years, and every ding that have uri
for relic. aided am now under the direction OF Dr..
Perkins and feel proud to say that am fast recover
iur Z.HA PuTSAM.
Winoo,ki Falls Vermont
IMPORTANT To the PuBIIc.--rhis is to certify that
| have had the Pulmonary consumption for 1--we years
ma every lining TINT tined for Iclot tailed ~ soon
as heard OF Or Perkins / went TO him, aud stayed
with him one week. and feel much relieved, and
firmly believe that he will make me q sound man.
EuwlN IiouNAGLE.
Winboro', L.. Co. New York -