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| hnoonrd and distorted Startled almost terrified.
Tchartkoff was on the point of calling Nkita. who
by this time sent forth from his room Titanic
snore when he checked himself and burst into a
laugh The object of alarm was the portrait he had
bought and which he had conpletely forgotten.
The bright moonbeans. streaming into the room
partially Illuminated the picture and gave II a
strange mir of reality By the clenr cold light Tchart
koT set to work 10 examine and clean his purchase,
When the coat of dust and filth that ncristed It was
removed he hung the picture upon the wall and
retiring to look at it, WINS more than ever astoundcd
at its extraordinary character and power The coun
tenance seemed lighted up by the fierce and glitter
inc eyes which looked out of the picture so wonder
fully md assumed as II seemed to him. such strange
md varied and terrible expression that he Mt last
inyoluntarily turned away his own, unable to sup
mort the gaze of tho old Asatc Then came into his
mind n story he had once heard from his professor
Of certain portrait of the famous Leonardo da
yinci. nj which the nreat master worked for many
venrs still countinr il unfinished and which never
lheess, according to yasari, was universally con
sdered the most perfect and finished production Of
art But the most cxauisely finished part of it were
the ewes which excited the wonder of nh contempo-
| raries even the minute and almost invisible veins
were exactly rendered and put upon the canvas Bun
here on the other hand In the portrait before him
there was something strange and horrid This was
not art the eyes absolutely destroyed the harmony
of the portrait They were living, they were human
ewes! They seemed to have been cut out of living
mans face and stuck in the picture Instead of ad
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THE CALLED JADE WINcEs.-The Union
winces under the exposure by Mr.. Clay Of
the true cause of the war with Mexico, and
IS devoting its energies to counteract its
effect; but its abors are an uphill work.
History will sustain Mr.. Clay, when the
Union shall be forgotten.
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From The Mobile Tribune.
THE SHOWER.

In valley that know
Happy scenel
There are meadows sloping slow,
There the fairest flowers blow,
And the brightest waters flow
All serene;
But the sweetest thing 10 see
IT, you ask the dripping tree
Or the harvest hoping swami
Is the rain
All, the dwellers Of the town,
How they sigh,
How ungraieiully they irown
When The cloud king shakes his crown
And the pearls come pouring down
From the sky
They deserve no charm at all
when the sparkling Jewels fall
And each moment Of tbs shower
Seems an hour
Yet there's something very sweet
In the sight,
When The crystal currents meet,
In the dry and dusty street,
And they wrestle with the heat
In their might
While they seem 10 hold talk,
With the stones along the walk,
And remind them of the rule,
To "keep cool"
But in that quiet dell,
Ever fair,
Still the Lord doth all things well,
When his clouds with blessings swell
And they break u trimming shell,
On the air:
There the Shower hath its charms
Sweet and welcome TO the farms,
As they listen to its voice
And rejoice
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traveller in one Of the western States requested
the hostess Of an inn where he stopped to send the
butter and the hairs 20 the table on separate mates
as he preferred miring them himself,
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a,r.Wc learn from Mr. II. O'Reilly that the recent
storms were unusually severe in the neighborhood
of Madison and that severnl large trees were blown
down across the Telegraph wires seyering them IN
several places. Quite large tree was removed oil
the wires twoenry-folir miles beyond Madison.
Louis. journal 12M inst.
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trigue, because he saw so many superior
men in this particular bent on the same OBJ
ject- Forthwith he determined to make
himself hero, and to make dash for the
White House amid the smoke and blaze o.
battle.
The war was brought on by the help Of
his powerful pen, (lor he yields powerfu
one, and to the battle he HE'D, with high
commission in his pocket: and bravely, too
has he deported himself in battles almost
without number. So eager was he for fame
that he even served in the hottest Of the at
fray under his inferior officer on one occa-
sion. He is now coming home, pierced with
balls and covered with wounds that would
have taken the life Of any other man.
And webhave heard that he is coming
home to take care Of the interests which his
gallant conduct has achieved for him, and to
give them direction for the next Presiden-
cy. 1t is barely possible that these consid-
erations have not yet presented themselves
to the minds of the Executive and his editor,
but recent indications in the Union do not
exhibit all that warmth Of feeling with which
that paper used to acknowledgements the war
worn General.
Gen. Shields is an lrishman by birth, but
he hopes, we learn, to overcome this Consti-
tutjonal obstacle in the way of his ambition
by bold denial Of fhe fact, and to drown all
opposition by the shouts Of
"See, the conquering hero comesf'
From these hasty remarks it will be seen
that Mr.. Polk, Mr.. Buchanan, Mr.. Dallas,
Mr.. Skunk, Mr.. Van Buren,, Col. Johnson,
and all the host of civil asprants for the next
Presidency have an opponent in real Gen
eral, whose ambition for the Office has been
bathed in blood, and whose race for it, thus
far, has been across the terrible fields Of car
mage and death.
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MARRIED.

f.ss3as fl.t.# MANNHEIM, .N4fttt
In Alexandria Virginia, yesterday morning. tie I7th
instant, by the Rev Mr. JOHNSON, Mr.. JOHN DIXON TO
FANNY, daughter of Henry CHATHAM, Esq, all Of that
place. .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-06

The great remedy for CONSUMPTION. and the best
medicine known to man for Asthma OF every stage
Liver Complains, Bronchitis Influenza, Coughs.
Colds, Bleeding OF the Lungs, Shortness of breath,
pains and weakness in the side, breast, &c, and all
other diseases OF the Iu,mOHdiy organs.
\ very important disease over which this BaIsanl"
cXers very powerful influence, is that of diseased
Liner
In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved more
ellicacous than any remedy hitherto employed and
IN numerous instances when patients had endured
long and severe suffering from the disease without
receiving the least benefit from various remedies, and
when Mercury has been resorrd in vain the use of
and IN many Instances effected permanent cures al
every known remedy had failed 10 produce tins de-
sIcd effect.
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the diseases above
mentioned, also find 1t very eilectual remedy III
ASTHMA, complaint which II has been extensively
used with decided success, even in Of years stan
ding
Ii not only emanatcs from regular physician, but
has also been well tested IN all the complaints for
which it is recommended. 1t is not my intention
therefore, either to cloak in mystery or in any way
deceive the public by overrating its virtues on the
contrary, shall simply endeavor give brief state
men OF its usefulness and tlater myself tina, - sur
prlsng efficacy will enable me to Grnlsl such proof,
of It's virtues, ms will satisfy the ncredulous that
Consumption may and " CAN BE CURED" ii this mcdi-
dine be resortcd to in time
! The genuine signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by InEo. \. PECK, Apothecary aud Whole
sale Druggist, and by dealers III medicines generally
in Vermont.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-06
Colonel Churc hill.

The suboincd communication comes 10 us ny
mail. with the Post Mark of" New orleans
July Goth" 1t is very orporiunc' Inc ga'-
liant and veteran soldier to whose hborious, val
liable and efficient services chief OF the stan OF
Gen. Wool it so appropriately a'ludcs, and
whose bravery and good conduct on the desper-
ate field of BuENA VISTA, are so widely known,
has been on brieryisit to Burlington during the
present week, and been warmly welcomed by
our citizens among whom he is no less deserved
" respec,ed and esteemed as a man and gem
,leman than as an accomplished and merltor-
Gus officer.
Gel CHURcmLL is Vcrmontcr in feeling
and spirit,
"No less than by -birhngft,'
and is every way entitled to the consideration
that Vermont ought to show for one OF her
sons who has passed lifetime in his Country :
service, and by whose character and reputation
she is hunored We trust the generous spd r.
riotic suggestions of our Correspondent below
may meet proper response at the appropriate
time and place.
Col. CnuRcnlLI with his estimable lady and
daughter. were in Burlington during the princi-
nal Exercises of the Commencement of our Uni
verstv. and are rev, we understand, on visit
u their friends in Wcstport \. Y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-06

STATE c', RMoNT A e Court r ioiI at
Burlington within and for the Dsric OF h''enuen
Russou tndge of said court, comes Betsey Dav $.
OF Milton in said district, vino Is GUARDIAN oi nu p,
j. Davis OF said Milton, minor son o. the sac De
sey aud OF Moses Davis late OF sad Mll.cm .a,t;ng
and files in said court her petition III wrls' sei'ie
forth tha her said ward IS seized IN ms own fiRh, ~
fee OF the following described paiGe o. ,an1 s!, III
sad Milton, being part Of lot NO ", III we hs H.
sion, in the right Of VIM. Smith. beginning ", w.
north west corner thereof, thence SCUM, % Gu,
the west line thereof, % rods thence Bust % out
to the East line Of said lot thence n 30 r. 10 te
H. corner thereof thence W 49, y. IN the norm mt
OF said lot, to the place OF beginning; And mat hct
said ward Is also sciled in his own rgh in lee OF ONT
undivided eleventh part OF the revelslon o DOVER ~
the following desClibcd parcels Of and, yng IN sho
I Milton, one parcel bounded os follows, beginning Of
maple Tree, siandnr On tie w,si side OF the roac'
eight rods from tho y. f. conner Of the house whct
| Moses Davis lived and died thence n. 75' ". ti'c
rods and II links, 10 the bank Of the river thehtc
along the bank OF tue river souH'ti n.y. to the souih ht
of lot No. lS in the second division thence ,. o.
East the South line Of said lot No Is, $50 rods, &c
the : f. corner OF said lot thence y. 36' T.. ~ roc
to the hgh"ay thence uortnrrIy, On said highway
10 the bound begun at. The other parcel oi land being
that part OF lot No - in the first division, described
as follows beng all that part OF said Iot on the south
81 le Of the highway. leading 10 Amos Brown5 boui
dcd on the and south by the lines ct said loi anu
on the east by Amos Browns land. which last men
toned two parcels OF land were set pui to the wdo"
D said Moses Davis deceased, NJ her dover IN ms reh
estate and are nov subject her t' estate therein
that it would coltrce 10 tie tcst uiutst 81
-1iI ward TO have al. his interest IN sad th'ee par
GELS Of and sold and have TIC proceeds oi such sale put
at interest invested in other real csete or in stocks,
and praying sniI court 10 grant the said guaidiau
license to sell all her wards interest IN said three lst
cc.s Of land. for the purpose ooiosald ogrGcohy 10 nc
statute n sill h case made and provided W HEREUros
the count aforesaid dUtu appoint the second " tun
day m August. 1917, Ur hearing and deciding on SAT-
petition. at the otce Of the Register Oh SAID court ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-06

SUMNER WEATnER.--It should be remembered that
during the intense heat of sumner, the process of
digestion is performed with such extreme lang thai
our food, instead OF being speedily dissolved and
reried INTO nutriment Tor the body often becomes
actually spoiled, or purified in the stomach Hence
bad breath, dsagreeable taste in the mouth, cholera
morbus and other disorders Of the intestines.
| HrigMs Indian Vegetable Pills are certain cure
Tor all the above dangerous complaints; because they
cleanse the alinentary canal OF all those bilious and
pntrid humors which are the cause not only OF a Il
disorders OF the bowels, but of every malady nciden,
to man. They also aid and improve digestion and
purify the blood, aud therefore give health aud vgoI
To the whole frame, well as drive every description
OF pain from the body
| BEWARE OF Communicable public are caution
ed against the many spurious medicines, which, in or
der 10 deceive are called by name, similar to Wright.
Indian Vegetable Pills
n, B. Counterfeit Pills have been found in store il
Second STREET below SOUTH, Philadelphia -Avoil
the Drug Nores and purchase only from the REGULAI
Agents
Tue ONLY ORIGINAL AND GENUINE INDIAN NEGETABL
lIILs HAVE THE SIGNATURE OF WILLIAM WRIGHT
WRITTEN WITH A PEN ON THE Tor LABE" OF EACH BOX
Nome other IS genuine, and 10 counterfeit this j.
{, FORGERY.
Offices devoted exclusively 10 the sale OF IIrighf
indiaa Vegetable IHls, wholesale and retail, l6
Race Street Philadelphia 2SS Greenwich Street New
York and l9S fremont Street Boston, and by THEo
A. PECK, Apothccary and wholesale Druggist,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-06

Mr. T. Brown,-Dear Sir: | am much gra,iticd in
having an opportunity to announce TO YOU that. hy
the ust Of three bottles OF your Slrsupara and To-
natO Bltte!s ] have been, from state OF debility
and decline, and continual suffering restored to the
enjoyment OF good health For a number OF years |
have been troubled with the Liver Complaint 50 bad
iyat times, as 10 prevent my attending business
and Dyspepsia followed, with loss OF appetite weak
ness aud debility, and sinking and oppressive scnsa l.
ton at the stomach, most painful and distressing
which gradually decreased my strength and led me
into decline, and debita,cd me so much as TO oc-
casloh ie1s i0I my recovery while in this situation
was induced, by the persuasion OF IA friend TO make
"A tIai OF your BteIs, and was most happilv dlsap.
pointed IN ilndng an immediate relief and before
had taken the contents oi the first bote had obtain
ed culnioh1le state of health aud before | had
used thog bottles, enjoyed better health than for
number OF years This about two wears since
andmY health has continued good all the present time
must say that have not much confidence IN patent
medicines, but am satisfied from the wonderful ei.
iccls 81 your Btlers IN my own case and of friend,
whom have induced to 1t, thar i, is a valuable
medicine, and take much pleasure in recommending
II 10 my trends and acquni tances aud indeed to oil
who are thes afflicted, as well worthy trial ! re-
main yours, PEIE(, SPR AGILE
Bath, Me, April 90, lSii
For sale by THEo. A PECK, Apotlecary and
wholesale Druggist, and by dealers in Medicine gen
orally Throughout, the State.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-06

TO the Burlington Handel and Hayda Society:
In special meeting OF the SOCIETY OF RELIGIOUS
INQUIRY, it was unanimously resolved that the Bur-
LlNGroN HANDEL AND HAYDN Society is worthy of
high commentator and the thanks OF the Society fol
its admirable performance the evening OF their late
anniversary. By order OF the Society.
J. r. HERRICK, President.
II. p CARLTON, Secretary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-06
Wiichcll's OutIinc Maps.

VNiESE SPLENDID MAPS have been used
Tor several years past IN the Academies and
Schools OF Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio and several other States TO the universal satlsiac
ton OF teachers and pupils. They facilitate the study
OF Geography in wonderful manner. They are now
recommended by the Sme Ind County Supenncnt-
enls OF Vermont be introduced into the Schools IN
this State. T,renrg- fom Maps and u hcy can be
obtained Tor the small sum OF FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
Isaac SHERWOOD, Esq, Auction and COMMISSION
Merchant west side OF Court House Square, Is APP
pointed Agent iur the above Outline Maps, To whom
school officers of towns aud districts are referred
CHARLES q. klMBALL,
General Igent for The State ~ lcrm MT
Burlington, July - 1871. ''wi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-06
1flnrkets.
Brighton Cate Market. Monday. Aug. 2.

AT market $40 beef cattle, (including $50 head Of
store catle) 10 yokes Working Oxen, 81 Cows and
Calves, 1900 Sheep and Lambs, and Us Swine
Bet LdH!e-Extra, 81 first quality 6,7j, second
and third qualities from to i, 25.
Il'MkiHg Oren->aes made at S73, so and 1914.
Cohrs ard Cdtres-Dull. Sales noticed a, sic u
%, 30. and 81 80.
STEEP mt Lap,bs--A sold before they arrived n,
market. Old Sheep from II 10 325, and Lambs
from - to So
Striae,--Ony small lot of GO new ones n,
market, the rest were left from las, week and in
consequence OF the small supply, the prices obtained
were higher than last week, say 81 and g. at whole
sale.
\. B. The Beef and Sheep markets were very
brisk, and all sold at the above prices
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-06
GRAND ISLE.

The Wings of Grand Isle County are notified
TO meet in Convention, at the Court House, in
NORTH HERO, on SATURDAY. the 2lst DAY
OF AUGUST, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose of nominating their Candnate for Sen
ator in the State Legislature.
By order of Committee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-06
Nneclal NOlice

g1TThe extraordinary GRAEFENBERG PILLS.
which achieving unparalleled ,riumphs in varou.
sections of this country introduced into this
vicinity Let every sick person read the advertisement
OF the Graeenberg Company, which will be found IN
another column. For sale at SnERwooDs, West side
Court House Square, and by Amos G. Spear
Church street.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-06

of their fellow citizens, and receive some honorable
memorial OF their appreciation Colonel Churchill as
worthy citizen and brave and skiu an officer as
any State has sent forth, will not certainly be over
looked BY the Green Mountain State, where he was
born and in which he has since passed such portions
OF his life as could be spared from the discharge OF his
military duties.
am very respectfully.
a GREEN MOUNTAIN Boy"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-06

DR WooD's SARsAPARILLA AND WILD CHERRY BIT
rERs.-'rime which tries all things, has thorough,
established the inestimable value OF these Bttes as
purifier OF the blood and universal remedy for scro
lula bilious aud other Diseases OF similar character
including those OF the digestive organs, dyspepsia
head ache, &c For sale by THO A. PECK, Apo
thecary and Wholesale Druggist. 5w,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-06
$50 Reward.
NTRANED OR STOLEN. FROM THE

/C>\ pasture of Samuel Dayton, in The Sixth
WaT1 81 tlc city of Troy, on the night OF the 29Ih
lime. a BROWN MARE, about yeaIs Old boh-tail,
about IS hands high, a square aud smart uoucr a
small white star in the forehead the main flows to
the rih hand she has the hair rubbed oil on the m
side OF both hind legs the socket of her rihhl eve it
observed closely represents dcomily, being cos de.
rably lower on that side OF the head than the lc eve
She has also what is called sp.nls on the inside OF
both her legs, below the knees.
reward OF $50 will be paid for the return of said
Mare and If stolen, reward OF so wl be paid fol
the arrest ulhe Thief, $50 for information where IN,
Mare may he found. LEWIS FELLOWS
Troy June ~ ISL .1w:
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y | { g.,

In Shelburne on the 23l inst, AuRELlA wife of
Elijah Crosman, aged e. years
Also, June Both, MARSHA, wife of Albert Roelofson
AT Vergennes VI. Aug. I'd 1917, James Eakcr, son
of Isaac |. and Julia Ann N Fonda, aged one wear
and six months
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-06
J. & ]. IL PICK & Co., c,...,c
aJosEPu Fisk and his TruS- { March Tam, lSI7

ChHtenden Co. Court,
aI ,sa w FsK and Tr his Ts Marc" 1~ l0
Whereas John Peck John II. Peck, Cassius P.
Peck and Edward w Peck, OF Burlington in slid
County, at the Term aforesaid, have brought into
this Court their certain writ and return against Joseph
Fisk OF Waterbury, in Washington County decIar-
ing agains, the said Fisk in an action on Book to bal
ance book accounts between them, and summonug
William BcckwlIh OF Burlington aforesaid as Trustee
OF said Fisk And whereas 1t appears that the said
Joseph Fisk has not had personal notice OF the prndcu-
cy OF SAID suit
Therefore 1t is ordered by the Court that the said
he continued to the Term thereof to be hul
den n Burlington, within and Tor said County, on the
Third Tuesi lay OF September next and that the said
Fisk be notified te appear and answer to said cause nj
that time, by publishing the substance OF such dee
laraton IN the Free Press, newspaper printed IN said
Burlington three weeks successfully, the last OF said
publications to be at least twenty days prior TO san
| next Tenn OF this Court.
| Dated al Burhngon, July 26, lSi7,
f. A. STNSBURY, Cierk
PLATT 4 PECK, Atys 6w3
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D PREss. FRJDAY MORNINGS AUGUST 6, 1s47.
tflnrricN.

In Trinity Church, Rutland, on the 9TH July, by
the Rev. JONI A. Hicks, WILLIAM H. B. OWEN,
to MARY ELIZABETH, daughter of Hon GEORGE
r. IlopGEs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-06
Life Insurance.

TIIE SUBSCRIBER IS AGtNT FOR THE
L New ENGLAND Mutual LIFE INSURANCE Conf
PANY, and will effect Insurance ON lives on terms that
cannot tail to prove satisfactory 5. WIRES.
Burlington, Aug. 4. 1917. 6m6
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}, y ]. H. PECK SEQ, Cbireodcn u. c,nrt
=. March TfrR lSi7

Isaac vAxprrwenrrn W"rh Tcrm, ISL,
Whereas John Peck John H. Peek Cassuis 7.
Peck and Edward W. Peck OF Burlington, in said
County, at the Term aforesaid, have brought into
this Court their certain writ and return against Isaac
Nanderwtrkcr of---in the State of New York,
declaring against the said Nandrrwrrkcr IN an action
on book 10 balance book accounts between them, and
whereas appears to sud Court that said Isaac Van
derweker has not had personal notice OF the tendency
OF said suit
Therefore it is ordered by the Court Tint the said
cause be continued 10 the mex, Term thereof to be
holden at Burlington, within aud for said County, on
the Third Tuesday OF september next and that The
said Vanderwerkcr be notified Of the pcnd,u'y thereof
bv publishing the Substance OF said declaration the
Free Press, a newspaper printed in saiI Burlington
three weeks successfully the last Of sad publications
to be at least twenty days PRIOR 10 the said next Term
| OF this Court
Dated at Burlington, July o. 1917
EDWARD a. STANSBURY, Clerk
| PLATT &, PECK, AHys. 6w3