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SUDDEN CHANGES.--T is nothing more
irving to the human constitution than the sudden
changes OF atmosphere Heat rarelics the blood quick
ems the circulation and increases the perspiiatiOn
but when suddenly checked, those humors which
should pass of by the skin thrown off inwardly,
causing coughs, colds consumption, difficulty OF
breathing, watery ana nlamcd eyes, throat te-
vers, rheumatic pains IN various parts OF the body and
many other complaints, the usual symptoms OF taking
cold
IVrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills are delightful
medicine Tor carrying otla cold-becausc they expel
from the body those humors which the cause not
only of the above complaints, but of every maady
der heaven. Four or five OF said Indian Vegetable
Pills taken every night on going to bed will in "A few
days, carry off the most obstinate cold and at the
same time the digestive organs will be restored TO n
healthy tone, and the blood completely purified that
new lie and vgor will be given to the whole frame
BEWARE OF CorNTERFEITs The public are caution
cd against the many spurious medicines, which i'll
der tn deceive are called by name, similar 10 Wrlgts
Indian Vegetable Pills.
lie ONLY ORIGINAL AND GENUINE INDIAN NEGET ADrE
FILLS HAVE THE SIGNATURE OF WILLIAM WRIGHT WRIT
TEN WITH ZEN on THE Tor LABEL OF EACH BOX. None
other rs genuine, and to counterfeit this is
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale OF Wright $
Indidn Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, l69
Race Street, Philadelphia; 2SS Greenwich Street,
New. ork and l95 fremont Street Boston, and by
PECK Il SPEAR, Burlington, VI 33w
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A course ofeir't or ten lectures before the Burling-
ton Mechanics Institute will commence Friday
evening, Feb IL, half past six O'Clock, at Srongs
Hall Lectures may be excepted from the following
gentlemen
sell improvements
Rev A. Fleming. on Chemistry.
Rev j. X. Converse, Sketches OF the Natural and
civil History of Africa.
DR.. L. Marsh and G. NJ Davy Esq, whose sub
iects will be here otter announced Encouragemcnts
have been given by others
Tickets Tor the course Scots, for single lectures 12s
ctsmay be procured at Edwards Brinsinoids, & Hun
tngtons. -
e. +. WARD,
J. +. BENEDICT,
Feb 8, Committee.
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WIsrAE's BArsAM OF WILD CnERRY.-It is per-
haps but an act OF Instce 10 the propretors OF Wis
tars Basam OF Wild Cherry Tor to say, that
personal experience in the OF this article, has inn
pressed us most avorably. one OF the proprirtos of
the Traveller was entirely cured OF severe cough OF
four months continuance, by the Of this Busam ;
and severui OF our friends and acquaintance, who
have tried the article, have found it great service in
relieving them OF coughs & shoncss of BREATH
ing with which they had been afflicted Mr. Seth
w. Fowle, No 1873 Washington St, is the general
agent. For sale bv PEG * & SPEAR
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c.G' Why, oh why will YOU suffer with RorGu
CHAprD, CRAcK'D AND TENDER SKIN, both in children
and adults nd if allowed to i've viii breed other skin
diseases, such as ScURYY, SALT RHEUM, EIYsirELAS,
PiMP1Es DLoICHEs ERUPTIoNs, &c.
Persons should wash the part diseased with that t-
ly blessed remedy for SIX in diseases, JONES'S Italian
Chemical Soap. Then all disease is cured. The skin
becornt g SORT, SMOOTH, CLEAR AND FINE.
ThIs-nind, the true JONES'S Sonp--clears the
skin of ireekles, tan, sunbun, morphev, SC and is
cold >ony in this via by iiARRlyGroY
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from the Phla. North American


SHr Russell GLOVER, THE MISSISSIPPI
January Eth, 1917. (
Our stay in New Orleans has been very dsa greea-
BILE one owing to the conduct of some outlaws the
Killers" in Captain Hills company-By these acts,
our regiment became the terror OF our whole vicinity
They entered houses. turned ont the owners and their
families and attempted indignites upon the females.
On the evening OF the lth they entered the house of
Frenchnan, and broke into the chamber of his daush
ter, when he fired and shot two of them. Captain
Hill came up with detachment otity men, and took
the rest to prison. The evening before we left New
Orleans they entered his tent and attempted 10 murder
him, but the guard fortunately came up and rescued
him; The next day he threw up his commission and
lett for Washington. This state oil things must now
cease, as we are about entering the enemy's country
martial law will be strictly enforced, and those who
niunity will be instantly shot
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ii. IL. STACY

" Is AT home" AT the reading room, under the Free
Press Office from . A. NJ to / 7. NJ, and will so
main till the Ist of March After that period business
will call him abroad several weeks, and, as TO spend
ing the "spring time" in waiting for dla,ory delin-
quents 1t is not supposabe case and an agency Will
be the only alternative The bills are made out, and
one hundred day can be bowed off, with ease
at which rate the month of FEBRUARY will Just about
carry US through This note is addressed to you, Sit,
in Particular.
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ntnrkcts.
Brighton Market...Feb. 8.
tReported for the Boston Trarellcr

[Rep0rted t0r Tie Boston IrarelIcrI
Al market. Gil Beet Cattle, 10 yokcs working oxen,
Cows and Calves, 1879 Sacep and abon 80 Swine.
Beet Citte--h.xtra ST, jJhrst quality S625 second
quality, 30 "a 5,15 third quality, $500 q j,2j.
IIOrking OreR-Sics made at 50, $50, $40 Sl06
CItcs and Caires-Sales noticed at Sl9, %, 2G, 81
and SO.
and one lot AT 1913.
S,rine--At wholesale &c ior Sows, and Sc for Bar
rows (; at retail from 5! to and &c pr h.
On the LIST inst the action sale, beautiful yoke
of oxen noticed in our last. sold tor S3l5 Another
yoke quite fine, weighing alive, 1879, sold tor 81 so
her hundred when slaughtcred
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Fiction.

The Burlington Free Press informs its renders that
having Published Dom5ey and Son, and the Presidents
Message. he ought to be excused giving any more c-
ton Tor the present .-Caiedoniun.
Il he should be. we should see very little OF wing
politics i'll the pnper--V Patriot
The truth is, Major, we asked to be Excused
because we have seen thatit requires an " Agc"
TO make man expert in lying.
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Peter l.. Aliens Estate.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Ptubntr Court for the District ut
Chlttcndtn, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all persons against
the estate OF Peer H. Allen, late OF Jericho in
sud District ,ccased rrprcs ned insuv mt and also
all claims and demands exhibit in offset thereto and
six months from the day OF the date hereof being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose do therefore
hereby give notice, that wall attend to the business
OF our appointment, at the dwelling OF Widow Abb.
gliI Allen in jericho IN slil District, tn, 2jth
days OF Aprd AMI JAY next at 10 o'clock \, NJ, OH
each OF SAID days
Dated, this 2iil day OF Janllry, a. D. lSi7.
DAVID FISH,
JOHN : TORY, 33w3
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STATE OF VERNoNT} At a Probate Court
District OF Chtrnlel IS. ! y holden at Burning
ton, within and tor the Distinct Aforesaid the ION
day OF February. \ u lSi7. instrument purpDrtin.
10 be the last VIA aud Testament OF Selnh Murray
late Of Nston. in said district deceased was present
ed to the Court here Tor Probate, by Asahc Murray the
Executor, therein named.
THrREroRr it is ordered by said Court, that public
notice be gwen 10 all persons interested therein to ap-
pear before said Court at session thereof to b. hold
en- III the Regts office in Burlington on the lst Non
day OF Vi lrcn \ ID, ISL AMI contest tn, probate of
SAID VIII and is further ordered that this order be
published three weeks successfully in the Free Press
newspaper printed nj Burlington, in this State the last
whlc shall be previous to the day assigned as afore-
sal for hearing.
Given undrrmy hand at the Registers Oicc this
10Th day OF February, \ ID. 1911
2J"3 CHARLES RUSSELL Julgc
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Meeting of the Order Of Recha bites.

The Rev. JoHN GREGORY will deliver Lee
ture on Thursday evening next (Feb'y. lSth,)
in the Baptist Church, before the lndepen dent
Order Of Rechabitcs, Tent No. l. Lecture to
commence at half past six o'clock The public
are respectfully invited to attend.
Burlington, Feb. 10.
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Gun Cotton.

MI L. II. BLAKE, of Quincy Mass, has been
in town fora few days past with SAMPLES of the
Explosive Cotton prepared by the House of
winch he is member, Mcssrs. d. JAEGER g. Co.
Mr. BLAKE is quite confident that this material
must almost entirely supcrcetc the use of ordi-
nary gun powder, and the tests to which he has
submitted it. while here certainly 90 far to sus.
tain him in this opinion.
Tn Saturday and Monday last, he exhibited
It's explosive force in removing rocks, in the
presence, and to the satisfaction, of number of
our citizens The experiments were tried on
the line of the Rutland Railroad about mile
South OF Burlington. We had the pleasure TO
witness them on Monday, and can bear testimony
to the horoughness of the work which tpo ounces
OF this curious and novel explosive agent per-
formed, The process ofcharging for the blast is
precisely similar to that of charging with ord-
nary powder. The Cotton was pressed closely
to the bottom of the hole, and tamped firmly. The
defamation was less than we expected, and the
eject of the explosion greater. The Cotton did
the work cilectuay; as Mr.. BARKER remarked,
''it did all that could be done - The hole was
drilled to the depth Of about 20 inches, and to
that depth the rock was shvercd and shattered
in all directions.
MIR. BLAME informs us that This powder viii be
| afforded for AZ cents per pound, or about Q l-2
cts per ounce. and that in his opinion, half an
ounce would have been sufficient for the blast
noticed above in which he used two ounces. II
hn fbo fact ,,f , 4
chcapness would seem to be established
Major BAKER of the U. S. Ordnance Depart
ment, made several experiments n few days since
at the Arsenal at Waterviet, to test the power
of propulsion Of the Cotton prepared BY Mcssrs.
Jaeger g. Co.. and Mr.. BLAKE gives us pertnis.
sion TO make the following extract from letter
from him dated
January 20, l5l7
MIR. 7 r. Blake
Burlington, Vi.
Sir have made some experiments with the small
parcel OF Gun Cotton prepared by D. Jaeger g. Co.
which You left at my Office few daysago
The quantity left, was too small for any very ex-
tcnsive tests, but such as made established the fact
of the Gun Cotton possessing about four times the
force of our Regulation Nuskct Powder.
fircd IRON standard percussion musket at n dis
lance of thirty feet, found that seren grains of the
Cotton gave penetration through tro one inch sea-
Soned pine plank, leaving an ndcntation of one half
the balls diameter in the third plank and that the
same effect was produced by firing the same musket
with charge of twenty-seyen and half grains of
muskc powder, fourth of the Regulation Charge
of 10 grains.
We assume, il other qualities of the Gun Cot
ton, such as safety in handling, durability of ex-
plosive property, &c. &c. are unexceptionable,
as we are assured they arc, that it must come
into extensive demand especially on
TIE lines of Our Railways and public works where
rocks are to be removed
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Special Notice.

cEr The extraordinary GRAEFENBERG PILLS.
winch are achieving unparalleled trumphs III various
sections OF this country. are now introduced into this
vlclny Let every sick person read the advertisement
OF the Grcatenberg Company which will be found in
another column For sale ut SnLRwooD's, West side
Court unnse Snnnre.
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Boston Markct..Fcb. 4.
tRcp0ried Jor Tie B0ston C0ufier.
GRAIN. DutU 20 per cent.

GRAIN. Duty 20 per cent.
The Corn market in the early part of the week was
ouite buoyant with sales 20 00O bushels yellow flat n,
about Oj per bushel for export, and several thou
sand bushels the trade at 81 % Il 81 % do do. The
latter par of the week marked by decided dull
ness, owing in part TO the offerings being large for
short delivery. Oats are getting plenty, and sales
made less freely Northern at Railroad depot, Soc
Rye 30 7 " per bush.
WOOL. Duty, 30 per ct.
The demand has been rather better during the past
week Fleece wool is scarce, and the stock IN market
is quite limited some sales OF low iiccces have been
made at prices within the range OF quotations. to
90 out Of the market
Prime nNnnY Eleecrs,
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He who is passionate and hnsty is generally honest
Its your cool. assembling, smiling hypoc rite OF whom
you should beware. There no deceit alb out n bull
dog. It's only the cur that sncaks up and bites you
when your back is turned again We say, be ware Of
the man who has psainody IN his looks.
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1flarric0.

In Rochester y. Y, Jan 23h by Rev. 4. G Hall
Henry SE,RL, Esq. formerly of this town. TO Miss
HANNAH FINpLE, both OF Rochester.
In this town the s,h inst. by Arson Bos,wick
Esq Mr. SIlAs PoHD to Miss JANE Provo, all of this
place.
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FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
cUEE9T AbL p SIT =, A E g FR9M
OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM,
VIZ:
Scrofu'a kings cr;L, RHEUMATISM obstinate cuta-
menus erupti0as pimpics or pusfu!es on the farc
tt0tches bites, ch,0nc sOre eyes ring rorm On tcf
ter, scdld head, enlargement and pan VI the JoDes
dnd limits, stubborn ulcers, syDh,Htc symptoms,
sciaf,co or fnmJ0eo and deSc0ses arising trom an
iW"d.c'oas "seo mercury, asrftes or d'opsy, err
p0sure or mprudeace IN HJe also, chrOhic con-
Sttuti0RaL disorders sc.
In this preparation strongly concentrated all the
Medicinal properties oil Sarsapara. combined with
the most eectual aids the most slutary productions
the most potent simpcS OF the vegetable kingdom
and lis unprecedented in the lestoIution to
health OF thosc who had long pncd under the most
distressing chronic maadies, has given an exalted
character, furnishing it does evidence OF its own
intrinsic value.
The following is IN extract from u letter received
from Rev. w VILLAIN Gausha
BLEKSiuRr, Vt, Oct 22l, 1915.
MEssRs SANS | have been afflicted with severe
pnn III my SIDE, ocrasioned by diseased liver, for the
last twenty ycais suffering at times what language
cannot 60 nScy but since taking your SaslpaIllla |
have been greatly relieved, much so that have been
able TO attend my business, aud preach occasionally
for the last fifteen months. | wholly discarded all
other medicine, and thoroughly tried the Sarsnparllla
which can recommend in truth and sincerity to all
those who are IN any way afflicted with any species of
scrotulOus complaints There have been souIe remark
able cures effected by IT. use i'll this vicinity Mrs.
Shaw, by tn" use ui SIX bottles, restored to better
health than she had before enjoyed for ten years, and
Mrs w. Stevens. VINO had been severely afflicted
with Eryspclas, was entirely cured by the Of tew
bottles.
Yours truly. WIN GALueIIA
The following testimonial from the Agent to the
value OF the Satsapari.n in OF lcposy will be
lead with interest by all similarly afflicted:
BEAVER. Pike Co. Ohio, Sep :. 1916
-Ncssrs / B. y y. Sdn&s.-Gen.-A man near
here used six bottles Of your valuable alsapariIla Tor
the lcprosy, and has rec wed more benefit from than
f.. 1, 1,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-12

~ The attention Of the reader is directed 10 an
advertisement III another column. Of Fcntain's cslc
brsiod remedy for the Consumption
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YNIlE ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY MUTUAL
! INSURANCE COMPANY Chartered by the
Legislature of n Y, in 1896, Office at Ogdeasbngh,
offers to insure the mutual principle, the follow
ing Cheap rates for five years.
lsl Class, On premium note OF the sum
insJred OF /! per cent
ID Like buildings as of LIST Glass,
exposed To out houses, per cent
81 Farm houses aud barns isolated, l per cent
ilh Ga premium note ot 3. per cent
Tavern houses, and barns standing alone
and exposed only to wood o..
sheds, from to 81 per cent
Example: \ farmer insures 500, Class 3, he gives
the company his note tor s, 90, he pays down $ TO-
which is endorsed on the note this note insures hun
for five years and II Is collected intervals of not less
than year during the term, il the losses OF the
Company require IT, otherwise II is never paid The
Secretary and Agents only paid, and that in pro
portion to the business they perform No salaries are
allowed Each 500, insured entities the person in
sured To vote tor the officers OF the COMPANY
By this insurance, the insured saves 10 himself the
entire profits which he would pay to a stock compuny
The experience OF the company is, that it does not
cost the farmer over p cents year to insure SlOO-
All applications mad, To the agent BY mail, post
pnd, or otherwise, will receive PROMPT attention
STONE. Agent,
''"' Charlotte
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'a'O PEDLERS. 5000 I.nHOGRApn!C PRINTS.
4 beautifully co.ored--al fresh prints--which viii
be offered by the hundred ut New York wholesale mi
ces, at EDW ARDS Book Store
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Our readers cannot have forgotten the Adj
dress in behalf ofthe pcrishing laborng popula-
ton OF Ireland, which we published last week.
We take pleasure in acknowledging the receipt
of Fite Dollars, contributed for their relief BY
the Ladies of Mr.. DURANp's French Class which
we shall forward to Mr.. WARpER in Phladel
pha. Small as that sum really is, it will assur
eddy find and relieve many in that flr-oii land who
are ready to perish. A pound sterling will feet
more mouths in suffering Ireland than it woulc
here. We wish it were hundred fold more
than that, but we rejoice that, inconsiderabe a,
it is compared with the world of want and mis-.
cry to aid in relieving which it is sent it is some
thing more than barren sympathy and sorrow
"ior others woes" As far as it does 90 it will
confer, and reflect a blessing:
'Ifthe widows humble mite
Received the Saviors praise,
Shall not your gifts be best
In these our later days
Ave, every deed otlove
Is bright and sparkling gem,
To be wreathed by angel hands
In our heavenly diadem.'
Let our readers look at the account below. an,
remember that the restitution and misery there
described must last yet for many weary months
Reliefis slow, too slow for such pressing wants
and will you not, kind reader, help to augment, it.
amount! "The bread" which you thus seas
upon the waters" may "return to YOU in man
ncr that will show that money is not the measur
of its value!
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Boxes Tobacco from ) TO 20c,s
L 1870 doz. Fine Cut smoking ard Chewing do
Decembcr2I toILsrr y BRADLEY.
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ygessrs. Ellis Il Church

In connection with Mr. Low Of Paltsbuigh, will
commence running Stage between Burlington and
Piauslnrgh as soon as the Lake takes leaving each
place daily at \ A. VI
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GOLD PENS Browns, Benedict & Barncy's.
NJ Victoria Congress. Smith & Fnnnm's and Band
& Brothers - at J. !. RiNDALLS
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Feb s.,
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sands, Sars:aparilla,

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CuREOF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
AN IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD
OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-23

.usa. "A
80 'ssf0"asHaEm may DO issued d any other eoun-
OF eounes other than that which The netion =. OF,
gnsed 80 AZ 10 bring oil the pare. before an. c.,
IN nAe manner as Is allowed IN chaneery ptoceedng.
PETITIONS
hr TnosrsoS of J. p,,.,n,.-, ~ -. -, ~ -
OF sts'pa fo the alton OF company 20 eon.,
n 49,, nom harpers Perry to Alexandria Mr. i,rrOf Jn,
P.nn.,I,sn,, % 'a~r' Hopkins. deed Of the
money. to an. , ' "a" authorizing him To pay
Bso~s-of cpi,,n. ~ M nloutses at said Horkin. Nj
val Of establishing eIs I'm i n'Sns =" ue '''
hea ''cf h-oA petition in relation % The M ~ ,,
:" ,rs sonny Of Aonousala. Lows msnoI,.l, OF
ann. Am, The go against the division county
memorial OF CT Ieus Of ~, OF AeI'ndta A'oA 'm,T
ON the label Mt M.yo-of Jos,p pv o' hleiahdha-llsd
nufaeturins Min attached to an. A,,ao, NJ sns the wa
mo'a OF tbs citizens OF Riehie county for n.x $3.50, @
holders of the Valley rurpi.e Companx ,.s, -oeA
mes,,ns Of the me ,oes OF the Commonwealth ne
ACADEMY ard co. the Trustees Of thu
poll may be op.neJ NJ IN county OF Nor,hu-
said county, and maturity voter. sbo.s, rs - IN
the continuation insti.,o. h.n a., ps exposed To
Ahsos-ot Jas Robinson and others. repeal o, a.aa
county OF F,edrueI Az. 70 Tar a. apples to
Others Alo-A one OF Tboma. nr,y,, ~, o,e" aud
.'s"ros-Mcmoral OF citizens OF Dutksyi, In The ro,
demonstrating against charter TO ,ait nv
o by ee'tiin other the pre- sen,
the pIoesns "a % document Nc GRrsn,s presented
rmsnt I'M ,Is, % iia OF omeeI. commanding the tin RE
fcom the nous oS n M, q, ace OF hei
eoipo'a'ed Nj D.ER.corr-Mcmorai OF ,hc Frrsn, mi IN
,s " h' ioua Railroad Company coupla ming OF The VIC
tain .o,,,s a & firdrnekssurE Potomac 60 OF
ca @o.'o. ana ssEinr relief MIR BvRwrLL-Of VIM q Me