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Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

Il is stated that patent ba, been taken
oul in England, and one is 10 10 secured
IN the United States, for new invention.
which on being attached 10 lhc ordinary
kitchen, or other fire, will produce 4 con.
linuous and suIlieien. supplyd gas to any
extent. The apparatus IL of such simple
construction that it can 10 attached as an
embrllishmenl 10 kitchen ranges, stoves,
parIur Crates, steam engine furnaces, etc.
y. q. l!crcRrg.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

\ sreaNn CniNtsg JuNk The Lon
dun illustrated News. ol the lUh. annonn.
ees the arrival oil Falmouth, Of the chi
tese junk 6eg iag, anI says; "Shc is the
list fassel ol Chinese construction that ba.
fauhded The Cape of Cool Hope. She
bas been purchased in China. al considen.
bic lfnnhle aud expense, as b. Gogernm,ul
pfahibi the sales OF Chinese ships To lor.
eisnafs. mey being anxious that oihrr
Countries should hot obtain their "build. 4"
Tue ha9.lae is intended Tor cghibilion. aud
will doubtless Prove very attractive" Il
thus appears that there are two ol them on
VOYAGES u speculation.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
JOHN ~. COCI1E,
1TIORNEY lT Inv,

wAsuiAsIo'. rEHlslrAB COUNTY, AaEAslN,
WILL nd al the courts ,n ihe 9th Judicial
W oirr,a, and tie frdfal court, aud sulacmu
ur Of uv state at Ltll, Rock.
Wa,bHston, AIk's. August "a, lsI5. 3i-if
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
NRTIi,E.

H. persons indebted 10 The estate Ot Jaroi
y llu1ard dcl'd, arc requested 10 make ian,
in-diato payment. -.........
JOHN o. lIlGliTOwER,
Adm dc Loni- nun.
May 30, 1857. 3i-5
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

RruogCp DugL-Iho Louisville pa.
pers lately announced a rumor that Guel
was on The tapis between a distinguishes
citizen Of Kenlucky, and distinguished cit
izen of Louisiana. By Q palya'e 'euor'
.ay, the Cincinnati Commercial we learn
int the partics are Col. T. ]. Marshal
nnJ A. c. Bullht, Esq, one Of the editors
oCtbe pieayunc. The difficulty originated
between Col. Marshall and Count Dchah.
1on who is Irolher.in law of Mr.. Bullit.
Mr Bullitl took the whole matter oil the
Count's hands. We understand that the
whole affair is settled,
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

UNITED SrArEs fRAsURy-rhe
Treasurer announces that onhc 10Th July
last, there wa. Ia The rlcagry. subject Ia
dmh, the ret snnof So 2Di22i ~. Dc.
sides This suin, lr.nslcrs were oidsrrd tu
New Orleans 10 I.c amount oi 81 9il, $50
D5.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

The fall that is most likely to lnJuro q
persons brain s-lJ fall in love with
pretty giIl.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

4 PrryyNG LEIrER Tie following
extract fom letter sent by a i'lller to his
friends abroa !, shows thai our urcougly Is
mol he worst in the World.
"Ny dear Bob. -COme % STATE Amrri.
Ky. anl GONE picky Hero !uu eau buy
pamlic. > shilling, bushcl, ,hi,,ry AnI
coal same psice, because we lint 20, no
'url here, dollar day Gr di. .sing, and NJ
hansiu. lnr slalins. Och. niS DO come
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
Ncw store az fulton

LOCK, BROTHER Il co. have lust D..
- e-iFrd and arc nov opening a large ahG
flrntid u.s'Hsnlu. Of goods, co.ls.s.ia. j. ...
tie following
French, English and American Pfiais: %. =.
81 Brown and Bleaohcd Shniuri and siernng.
"a, Al Va. Osnabgfgs. -. "A lowell .
birauhcd aud brown dnlings, ohroaed iasfi
p,nicniay snrs padding, Scotch ,laill. lie s.
barazc, French bumbs1ines, alpaca luatfrs, H-..
and twilcd alpaca, red white, rrrcn aud yeii !.
ianncls, .ilihri, keutucky and gold mixed ,e.
s-ilab, danask, black and white bo5inei, li.Lsoi
lawn, book and SNiss musns, striped caiabnsa.
aud iaekoacis, Marlborough iinpu.. blue dtniiaf
black aud colorod cumbdoks, ld.h li1su. pdiicl
cotton drills uud cotionsdrs, npfon aud fumiiur-
checks, blacs tabby velvet, printed ilannels, h.n1
drills and liuaeya, Georgia strpr1, lisru AMI coiiot
llpcs, slh, c1ltun and madras hiadkerh.s.s
lfiugrd shuWli, iaiIor' canvass, Russia shrelngy
dapgr brown hJllnnd, cotton fringe, Martnls
and grass sklHa, icy,iur, cotton and wt..s,
binding, srlicin, black and coiossd cotton ED
Grape d'laiucs, blur, red aud whic blankets, Itch
lug, mu-quIto netting, Georgia jeans, and Ii !,
fiua plains, NC,Hr ~
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
Ready Mnde UIotLinr-
VA l. I ABLE PRopETY
FOR SALE

49, accommodating terms the plaaial.aa
eYts now cultivated By him IN usmasl..sl
s-s.5.ss.A e9nnly, Adj, containing apW5fd. !
lhliigen hundred acres, iliros huad.tI and inv q
which Is in a Ligh state Of cultivation. fb.Is a.
Oh TIE pi'miars good stables. curn.eFIis.. n.s4.
houses, d eomiuuabir dwelling hnuss. EIiaIisa
smoke houso fine gu NJ l1 a..l pos. a.d oIl,e4
n'e's afy bA'lugs, all OF which arc nst. at,H =
hnf order The Tract Vt land i finely Nal.tfai
nl Wels and 'pfilgs, aud Is wa adabiail 10 L.
saiiure Of cotton and gna giaia. .rhH plaee Z
ifgaFi'd s7 one of tho most healthy and dasif4lH
locations 90 lr fiuihrn pant of Aa.ana4#
Asai That tract ol land situated ia Pike oaanI
AiA, ai il' crossing VI ihe lallle Missouri ne
On On Tie Military road leading from lilile ga.a Z
washington, containing upwards Of four sna.HsA
hef's There afo uqNanis Il oas hsldasl -.
hy aores 81 iis tract improved. fhrfu is :
llfgg iro story dWciinr hsase on this traal. {
ian.Yzfd iIlr appe Hi pearl ozuhani. fine snfisIa
Wsssf, and G. .s1y arfuss the iaiiie Mtzaaf
asrf which yi.li. hlualalaf ploai annually
ihis Iisee : considered one Of lIie l,esl laealia
iaf public house. aud stock laun "a ibs Sc. =.
Wu alec seU ~ prssnl fosislenue asIialpipa
The town Of Nulhln1ion. 'flis place = haul
snnieiy improved, 1ad a -ituaicd lpoa a if5i5i ..
iahd continuing Thirty aerJG There i oa In
place large and commojons dwelling hanse
tH'hehi negro hnusr1i coru.nrb, stable caffiana
house and o'her ucrusr ary buildings, which t.als
u Que q The most comfortable aud oonyeu.sI..
plaefs lor Family Residence ia lhg s.einhY !
washington Ih,w d also 70 aofrs Of eAesI.sat
wood land near this place which will be sold : A.
4 4 desired. Allo the hodsc nnd lois IN ne mi
o. Washington hiely owned aud occupied By NJ
Hon Daniel u Water and al present used an,.
ihe above property will bp disposed Of on The n.s..
reasonable Terms iur cash o. exchanged l5f ,gunl
negroes - f'rz'
GRANDSON ID. RoYsToh.
Naglingioa, Adj, May %. Is45.96.lni
" The Banner aud Democrat III gisa.s co.
one month g. D. r.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
fsul'd!rGJ.c.

Knives and'ior,s, carving and bulchet tur.1
pocket and pen knives, scissors, sheuri, razor.
bmoes and hlis, sliuglng hlalr.s, ahoe aud aag
hammer. drawing knives, hanisiws, gin, mil AM.
bastard blcs, horse maps, Grnrr uld lackei lhi
te's 'inge and double plain liis foot adles. .ui.
hoad t chest, frnch, pad. plate, fiin adj.
cafpculss' knob locks. Clint aud p5rrn.sila locks.
round aud dat spring bolts, shoe puccfa. sheep
lhran, har1 latshc., loof hlBd.Ha, Siitcfs slmit
balance, bnuana and iron tabil au, tea aHools
bmu, plated aud iron slitup. tpurr. scrcw-df.yba.
bullet nou.ds, brass and black coffin nails, violin
strings. giublriii percussion caps, c0fkscngs, ct.
houkh aud liagn, ,iealtis, prggmg ald ieaHr aals.
lraa c-ndlesurka, band 4 cui anl itueui snWs.
thoyrls und iongs, sythg blades and aicAlsa
smoothing, fore, .neA aad hnter plulca, SOS.
aud cotton cnfds manila and totioa ropc. lloK
lines, and bed cords, Collins axes. broad s.ea
gugrrs parliament hinges, butts and screws, co.lr,
uiiiIa, hooks aud hugca, fuc1, wagon ba1cs, Wa+l
irons straw knives. grasu and cans syihes Carr
lna cnniFirel md grubbing hoes, sad irons, graD
stones OK aud tfaer chains, nails aud hrlla of y
r1cs' thoysls spades, patent balances, als,s4
garden rahea, iIy pans, plow mouis, ifon VI al
Kinds, Engsh, German, sud cat steel, h0lON
ware Of all kinds and descriptions such na ofal-
skllcis, ppis aud kettles, Ac., &c
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

DIsCovERIEs IN TuE EAsT.-Ihe French
Government, has had, for several years. a
scientific corpse engaged in researches in
ancient Assyria and Persia. inelndgg Tue
explorations at Nheyih aud Babylon. aud
several distinguished scholars iom Ena
land unl Germany are Oh tue same ground
though no, under the orders oi their Gov
ernmcn,s, occupied upon tho Inscriptions
aud sculptures. Of which great numbers haYr
been hIoushl To yiew. Tho fcsuIIs ul
these explorations are important. a. lhry
roll,e, much light on the ancient history uI
countries hitherto involved ia daIknes..-
At Rrhisiun, midway between Babylon
and Ecbalanl, Is an inscr plion cut "a ser.
eral large tablets, on rock nj tho hasr oi
the mountain, extending Ia four hundred
lines in the arrow headed character. this
great work has been ia i drciphrled la
MAJOR Rawliusan. ol the BRUSH afnY, WIN
has employed much ol' ms tins during the
last ten years in cilreling it.. Professors
Gro'rirnd, Lasscn and WeslcrsaaHl. haye
also brrn diligently emp.oyei OF tue sim.
inscription, and have oonlfibuled marh Ia
It's complete dcciphsrmenl aud eammali
cal translation. II is memorial ul ihe
limc ol Darius llysia,p.s, Nh1 lhrl IA the
sixth century u. &. the puIpurl uf which
10 tho historian, must be- ID. eqlal Interest
with the pcculiaril! oi language 10 tie
phi,Ulug,..
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

MILITARY PRrrAurInNs.=-l lhr depfe
daiinns committed b, the Indians fpaWnrrs
or Osagrs. Cumanchrs, and ulheis) upon
the 'trains bound to- Santa fe, apl Re
turning 10 the United Sairs, says the
Washington Union ol the 27lh ull., have
called upon the go,cmmrnl iur ehie,rul
means To rrprcss them. Sume o lhess
measures were adopted in juno lat. in the
orders that were drspa ehrd io tie cum
manding officer the Missouri battalion Of
volunteers. But tho liao has now arrived
l1r executing tho orders, aud making The
Indian, feel the power oi the government.
10 do lhi, eilcclually, aud 10 afford adr.
qualr protection To the u. States trains, a
rsIu.sllion has Just been made upon the
governor gi MISSOURI ior one ballalion--'O
consist nl one conipa.y oi sh,,leTy, two
conpaniesof infantry, and two of mounted
uirr, Ia rendezvous at Font Lra,eLwoHh
lo bc placed under the order, oi Eas. Cen
Arbucklc, commanding "a and I'll military
departments. Gen. Arbucklr is empow
cred To call lor a larger force Il these should
provo insufficient.
! One mounted regiment, and one bapal.
ion oI foot ON Missouri, aud one regiment
I ol foot from Illinois. have brrn ufle. cd a.
the province OF New MEXICO; part "l
which to- may, it is supposed, bS employed
by Gen. Agbuchc los chaslsns the hosiiin
Indians, without interfering, hut lille, II
any, with their march Iowafi Santa lc.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

A Gallant New England knight of The
quill, describing country dance, says
,'thc gorgeous strings Of glass beads now
glisten on tho heaying bosoms of tho Wiz
lsge bellies; like polished rubies resting on
tbe surface olwOrm apple dnmplins.'
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

Loaoc Life, through mistake IN Drugs.
We have learned with much concern
that lamcniablo accident orcurrcd yeslcr.
dny. by which young and cstlmablc la
dy lost her life. Madame Adnel, Gre.
olo lady, having slight attack Of fever,
sent for DE-. Darcl, an eminent medical
practitioner, for advice. llc called upon
hor aud wrote what was docmod prcscrip.
ton, which was forthwith carried to an
apothecary's store in tho neighborhoOd 10
be dispensed. Certain modlcaments were
furnished, carried to the lady and admins.
tered, when in two hours aller she became
a corpse. 1t appears that through some
confusion of ideas on the part oil the Doc.
tor, mistake was made in the name ol one
Of the drugs prescribed, which was in.
tended 10 be Quintae. lie unfortunately
wrote Morphine, OF which twelve grains
were iurnishod.--N o. Times, Aug. 4.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

4. fEs.fsa At llARp WnRps-l mi.
.ieaaf, IN ls9a stepped ashore from u Hat.
mt N h. Mississippi with some uarls.
Ia .peak IN an Old woman who was knilling
aalef a ls~ tree by a .hanp, 1t was the
heisht ai Cholera panic.
NJ god wumu. ,sil tie eyanrrli>l
a he ailaIel hera ifac,, haze You sor he
eusHsl be.aln
sNa, sir, We ha'n't' replied the oldcron
.bul lhrl'fe gol il awlulIy down to New
Gfluan,la
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

lgroRfsNr ARTIST Officer Dover oI
shu Chiefs oiliee safa the New York Trib.
unn ullhe lib inst. last evening received
Intelligence that oHe ul the nusl urcom.
pished, as well as Tho mus extensive for.
gers ia the country, kna4n by the name oil
Samuel seuddeE had hrsn aafralrd in Ohio,
About a year asn tai, lrlluw succeeded in
passing oil s30 n0Q in iorgrd noles on the
Bai.a ol Pfailssillr, sa0.0a0 nn the Bank
ul Galskiil, s3lD1 un the bank Of X nesion,
slanal un tho Delaware Blnk. besides
Sl2N1l nules on several mercantile 6nns.
making II a. I.upwafd oi ssn.u01. shoH.
Is ale, iufsins the nols m the raussiIl.
Bink, SeuIduf led Ia uhio, where he was
arrested b. a ShefIii wbu instantly started
III Wi'h h. ptisaaer. 10 deiner hIm up To
.seallhatiIius al lf4Il,,i.lr. Tho aecus.
I'd 1. the .amr lrlIow lar uhum the Police
oI ihi- anl he neishhaIias eIlIes 20 secured
ibis se,i.vb al The euunlf, some limo aso.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

tnlNA tuANGlNG.-ln letter dated
Canton, April 2d, Isif, a correspondent
OF The New York Commercial writes: ait
is useless TO speculate upnn ldlnfa events
in China, ior no ono ean tel wat will take
places but think lherp en- be but liule
doubt that he who'll political aud religious
system al the Chinese n.ust s1nn erumble
10 pieces but whether tbs will take place
gradually aud happily, or in tremendous
commissions, tins only WILL show.n
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

ihe Washington nipn ol the 2slb, In
Publishing lhr Sauhein news, AccidcnlIy
gave nlaee Ia ihe following; "Gcn. Taylor
Is sill II Nannl SPRING., qpie'ly awaiting
he arrival oi reinlniccmrnl,, 80 often
Haa4aHl anl AlW.g. DELAYED
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

hEN. sENfuAN4r ANn CunGopoRg
PrRgN.-l'he Messenger Of ST. James.
fafish, d Itsfuf published IN French. has
the following. which We do nul recall as
having .eea beiare-ii appears in its sheet
oil The IIl instant:
"Aler tic espiufe Of ifobasco. Gominu.
doIe Perry having learned that the family
ol the ldlo General Scnlnanat had made
many :rilloss Efforts To recover the few
articles 1. .gIeaihrj 10 them by lLe victim
OF the icfoc,ous Anpudia, in his last mo.
mcnis, aud they were ia the possession OF
the Spanish Consul, demanded their resi-.
tuition, a, objects having belonged to CHI,
zen o. Ito luiled Sla,n,. Tho Consul
forthwith gave them up; anl yesterday the
sword aud epaulrlles ol the have AMI unlor.
lunaie Srnlmanlt were delivered 10 hi.
widow by a naval officer, charged by the
Commojpra with that precious mission. y
General >ralmaRal aas the son, ia laa
OF BERNARD Nlarigny, Esq, tho representa-
tive Of oEe Of the eldest aud most respected
Cieoie families in the Slaic.-N. q. lines.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

4 New Yorker has invented "nouble.
Dishod Metallic Carriage Wheel which
is thus described:
There is a double row Ct slim iron spokes
with eonnter.sunk heads, diyerging alter.
naiely IRON the outer and inner rim of the
hub To the iolloe, where they ara also
counter sunk aud elleelualY hslened-lhe
spokes thus drawing hoh ways, aud throw.
ine as much ol the weight af the carriage
upon the upper US the lower part OF tho
wheel, The principle Is that Of an arch.
The burlhon which very slight wheel
thus constructed 5 capable Of beafi4g Is in.
mense. Ii ha' IN exceedingly light aud
graceful appearance Is nol liable 10 get out
OF order aud can be purchased ibl about
hall the Gust ol tho ordinary wooden wheel.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

DIFFERENCE HEtwEEN Gas. Worm
ANp ScoTr-lLe Picayune mention. the
receipt of package ol old letters written
IN June, which had been delayed, 90 nc
count OF The courier having been attacked
10y guerrilla party, aud killed fighting
ha,cly within i've miles ol Jainpa. ill.,,
uanio wa. Francisco E.pua. Ia ono Of
these letters, dated tho 9th June, occur.
the following paragraph, the only iicm Of
much interest IN them. which is no' eN.
planned by Nj keujall's letters ol later
date, as published by us:--lrk. Gd.ciie.
4 court oi inquiry. called by General
Worth, has been IN session day Or two,
Il seems that Gen. Scott has in some way
expressed himself dissatisfied with, nul only
tho terms ol cnpitulgiion entered iii,o with
the PuoblGBcs by Gen. W., but also with
some Of the acts ollhe latter while in com.
mand Of the city. Gen. Worth promptly
called for an investigation, and trust that
al may be satisfactorily settled.
The Editor of tue Picgyune. referring 10
this passage, styles II "tho most interesting
point touched upon" in this delayed budget,
and concludes:
vi the ISSUE ol the affair we are totally
in the dark; tho neat package despatched
by Mr. X was only two days later, and
though they came safely to hand they said
nothing about the difficulty. lherc had
hardly been lime lor the action oi court
martial. The neat package forwarded Ia
us contained our letters from tho lst to the
llh Ul July, 50 Tar as we can learn. The
cuurirr, it will be recolccled, was oyorpow
cred by The Nlexicaus, severely wounded
aud LETT IN the road. llc lnade his way I,
Vera Cluz, hut had lost all his letters save
the fragments Of postscript to note 0
July lllh. Here Is a hiatus Of clever
days which wo very much miss. Were I
supplied. sc might probably clear up thi'
alairUf Gems Worth and Scott, and et'
plain other allusinns in our letters which
wc do not entirely understand.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

=, e"S az, AocIpGNr.-on Sunday afternoon,
,i' ,nn %o'h '|Y, an lrishman took two of his
i"uc boys ono tive and the other seven
years OF ago to The fsad, half mile from
The village of Brooklielo, tllas.,1 for n
pleasure excursion upon the Wa,er. When
some distance opI, strong breeze na,est.
ed him from reaching the land, upon whisL
the father took of his clothes and placed
the youngest on his back, for the purpose
oil swimming To the shore but, having
proceeded d short distance, he sunk, and
both were drowned The other hoy. who
witnessed this scene from the boal. fnal.
y drihcd ashore, and ran honr, carrying
his fathers clothes 10 the afflicted ialnily.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

ESoLIsa SrEAnsnIPs.--A writer in
BlaekwOod's Magazine says that England
is at this moment building two hundred
steamships, with guns OF calbre to which
all the past were triiling, with room lor a
regiment Of land troops, besides their
crews, aud with The known power of defy.
ing wind aud wave, and throwing an army,
in full equipment for tho field, within q few
days on any coast OF Europe.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-12

INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES, like all other inhamma-
ton is caused by mpurlty OF the blood. Wright
Indian Vegetable Pills will be found certain cure for
the above painful malady because they purge from
the body those corrupt and sagnnnt humors which
are the cause not only OF inflammation OF the eyes but
OF every description OF disease From three to six OF
The above named Pills, taken every nigh, on going
TO bed will in a short time completely nd the body OF
everything that is opposed TO health, and therefore
will most assuredly make perfect cure OF iniiam,,
nation of the eyes, and at the same time the blood
and other fluids will be OF such a healthy quality that
disease of any kind will be absolutely impossible.
BEWARE OF CONFERENCE.-The ONLY ORIGINAL
AND GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE Pulls HAVE THE SIG
NATURE OF WILbiAM WRIGHT WRITTEN WITH PER
ON THE Tor LABEL or ZACH BOX. None other rs gen
nine, and 10 counterfeit this IS FORGERY.
The genuine for sale by w 4 CURTIS, Water
Street. and THEODORE A. PECK, College Street
sole agents for Burlington. Reuben Ferguson Essex
j. b. Dyke, Huntington w; Rhodes lr. Richmond ;
F. b. Green, Richmond J. II. Il T. W Tower,
ijnderhill Hurbut g. Hodges, WiIliston X. San
derson. and G.. Ayers, West Willislon ]. Lyman
Jencbo W. b Nelie, lIiueshurgh w 5, & II. p
| Wood, Westiord Staples & Lyon, Charlotte John
| Simonds Shelburne II. Richmond Barnard land nj
| Nrw Enaand Branch Office and General Depot, l9S
| fremont Street, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-12
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In Milton onrthc eth ut OssiAS DEWEY, aged &c
years, only son of Mr.. John Dewey
Of marked energy of character and great self-reli
apce this young man bid fair to excel in his employ
ment as n husbandman. In this employment , a fond
father had assduously trained him, who thus in the
character or companion as well as son, became
doubly dear to that iatller.
Anxious like most energetic young men TO visit the
West and then choose between u residence there and
a beautiful home in milton lie went to Illinois in the
summer of 1916, where he remained till September
last when he decided to return. Scarcely had he
started he attacked by disease which proved
TO be typhus fever, OF very malignant type. But to
stop might be TO die among strangers, and though
suffering through the remainder of the journey, he
came home. Every effort of most devoted parents,
an aiiectionate sister, and intelligent and assidu-
Gus physician, through several weeks, unavail-
ing. His premature death has spread gloom over
the family which it will require long time to dis
perse.
In this town, on Saturday, October 231, Mrs. ABBY
p JAMES wife of l.. NJ. James, Esq aged so years and
Is days.
In this village on the Sth inst, Mrs DEBORAH, wife
OF William Il. Smith, aged &c years. Her illness had
been very protracted, which she bore with Christian
resignation. Through grace she resigned all into the
hands of Gracious Redeemer by whom she wa:
steaded down life declivity and raised to the chris
tians home. verify there is reward for the
righteous" S.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-12
Importsnt Letter from North Carciinn;

FAYETTEVILLE, N. C., March 2, 1877.
DR.. Seth w fowe--Dcar Sr FOR two yenLs
mast have been more or less tspubled with cough
Durnq the past wear, was taken with severe pain
in the LEFT side. accompanied with very bad cough
and n raising Of blood probably a quart or m re-:
In addition TO this sweat proiusey at night; which
induced me to apply to physcianb but received no per
manent benefit then procured bottle OF Or, WIS WIS
tal,s Balsam OF Wild Cherry, which seemed 10 nave
Tho desired effect continued to use it, and my APP
petite, whc had been very poor returned ana WIN
It my strength restored Alter taking iour pottes
was completely cured, and have enl1yed EoDa nr'''
since. DhNiD ~ p'hi''
The editor ofhc North Carclinian albel, strongly
opposed to putting quack medicines but believing
that Wistar's Balsnm of Wild Cherry, ought not TO pe
classcd with that sort checruy testies to his kn9wl
edge of the truth of Mr. Bells statement in regard to
Re careful and Get The genuine DR.. W1STAR 5
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by l. BUTTS, Address all orders to
SETH W FOWLE. Boston, Mass For sale whole
sale and retail by THEo A. PEcK, Burlington, and by
Dealers in Medicines generally in Vermont
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-12
JOhnsOn's Miriam IBalsalll,

L. o r Identifying, cleansing and promoting the
l. grow. Of the Hair. There is scarcely nation
in the world in which the Beauty of The Hair is not
considered an object OF considerable Importance For
the requirement preservation OF this beauty clean
gloss desirable, that various preparations have
been from time To time put forth by which II has been
attempted to produce some or all OF these cilccs-
Many Of them are, known by experience, ALSO
lutcly negative, others either detrimental often
sve, and few possess some individual quality which
renders them superior TO those with which they alc
tassed. Mr.. Johnson has, however. had the good
fortune to discover composition the ".Nlfaa BAL
SAM which he confidently offers to the public, as pos
sessng all the desired qualities.
For sale by A. L. Conislock, No. Courtlandt-s
opposite the National Hotel, \ Y. and by A. {. SrEAH
and THEo. A. PECK, Apolhecares Burlington. |.