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B. A. Fahnestock's Liqid OpOdildoc.---A prepare
ton far superior to the common Opodildoefor sprns.
bruises and all cases in which Opodildoc is COM
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-06-24

B. H. FaAnestock q Co.'S Cough Balsoh.-Th here
perhaps but few cough preparations, that will pro-
duce such decided effects in SO short time. 1t is
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-06-24

b. A. Fdhnestock & Co.'S Cough Lo=enges Pos
all the virtues of the best cough syrus
trated form-are convenient to take and pleasant TO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-09

IYpicrsrroN, WEAK NERVES, LowSEss OF Srinlrs,
&C. Wrignfs Indian Vegetable Pills are natural
and therefore certain for all kinds Of nervous
diseases because they completely cleanse the stomach
and bowels of those bilious and corrupt humors which
no, only parayzc and weaken the digestive organs.
but are the cause of weak nerves, low spirits, &c
Wrigh,'s Indian Vegetable Pills are also direct pur-
fer Of the blood and therefore not only impart health
and chceriulness the mind, but also give new life
and vigor to the whole frame.
BEWARE OF CouNrERFElrs The public are caution-
ed against the many spurious medicines. which, in or.
der to deceive are called by name, similar Wright
Indian Vegetable Pills.
N. B Counterfeit, Pills have been found in store in
SECOND STREET below SouTH, Philadelphia Avoid
the Drug Stores, and purchase only from the REGULAR
AGENTS.
The ONLY ORIGINAL AND GENUINE INDIAN VEGET ABLE
FILLS HAVE THE SIGNATURE OF WILLIAM WRIGHT
WRITTEN WITH A PEN ON THE TOP Label. OF EACH BOX
None other is genuine, and to counterfeit this is
FORGERY.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale OF Urighfs
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, l6g
Race Street Philadelphia 25S Greenwich Stree, New
York and l95 fremont Street Boston, and by TuEo
A. PECK, Apohecary and wholesale Druggist.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-09
The War.

Our readers will hear us witness that we
published last week, the rumor that Mex
lean delegation had met Gen. Scott at Rio Fro
with propositions for peace, with careat. We
said +" important, if true" 1t turns out to be
not true. And what is true Of the thousand and
one reports that are greedy swallowed by the
Sentinel, and put forth with no subsequent con-
tradiction to its abused readers, it is impossible
to say-We will try not to get caught again.
The Sentinel prefers to follow the Gazete's lead
in giving Mexican fables, rather than ours. We
nresume it does. 1t is much easier; it requires
neither judgment nor thought though whether
it is equally respectful 10 its deluded readers we
leave it to determine.
We have only now to say OF the war move
ments, that the latest apparently authentic ac'
counts show Gen. Scott to be moving on the
Mexican capital Complete anarchy prevails
in that Instructed city and Republic. Gen. Scot,
will make an easy conquest of the Halls of the
Montezumas."
puebla has been evacuated. The sick were
removed to Perote. 1t is remarkable that the
l,,es, arrival from Vera Cruz, the Fashion
vb;cb arrived at N. o. on tho 23d ult, brought
No uews from Gen. Scott. The last intelligence
Wa bav. is of the disaster that befel the wagon
,,.in with money and food Whether this con-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-09
First Concert of the Burlington Handel md
Haydn Society.


Our readers will perceive that the HANDEL &
HAYDN SOCIETY Of Burlington propose to give
their First Concert, at the Baptist Church, on
Wednesday evening merit. The ladies and gen.
,emen who compose this Musical Association
are entitled to great credit for the unwearied ei
forts they have been, and are, making to elevate
the standard and refine the character of musical
taste among us. 1t has fallen in our way to
know something of the systematic and persevcr-
ing labor they have volunteered to perform i'll
aiming to acquire skill and scientific accuracy
in the execution Of their various parts. The
citizens Of our village are under the strongest
honorable obligations to cooperate in carrying
forward SO creGitable an enterprise, and to re- .
pond generously 20 such nconsiderable deman Is
az are made upon them by the Handel g. Haydn
Society's Notice in another column. A com.
munity that fails to encourage and aid all efforts
made BY a portion Of its members after musical
excellence, certainly ncglects duty, AMI de-
Drives itself of a source of refined and elegant
enjoyment, if it does not place itself under the
anathema Of the Poet against those who have
no music in their souls" and come to be con-
sidercd as
Fit for ,rcasons. stratagcms & spoils!"
We should be sorry not to see what we con-
fdently expect to see, FULL audience at the
Baptist Church on Wednesday evening.
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CANES, JUNE 23D.
4 NEW LOT OF FINE FINISHED, CARVED
II and Ivory headed and Crook Canes Just received.
50 BRINsMAID h Brothers


District Of Chittenden, IS. "A holden at Burning.
ton within aud for said district Of Chit,enden on the
23d day Of June, lS47, comes VIM +. Griswod one
OF the heirs to the estate Of VIM. A. Griswod late of
said Burlington. deceased. intcsnte and files in said
court his petition in writing setting forth that he holds
one undivided third part Of said estate, in common
with the other heirs and being DESTROYS of having his
share Of the personal estate set to him. requests
said court TO ascertain the persons who are legally en-
titled to said estate and decree the same to them in
the proportions to which they are severaly entitled,
and TO appoint commissioners to make partition Of
said personal estate Whereupon, the court aforesaid
doth appoint the second Wednesday in July lSi7, for
hearing & deciding on said petition at the Office Of the
Register Of said court in said Burlington and doth or
der that all persons interested in said estate be notified
thereof by publication Of this order, containing the
substance Of said petition three weeks successfully in
the Burlington Free Press news paper printed in
said Burlington, the last Of which publications to be
previous TO the day appointed as aforesaid for hearing
Given under my hand at said Burlington this 23d
day Of June, 1847. WIN. WESTON,
June ~, l8i7. SO Register
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ARRIVAL AT BOSTON OF THE
STEAMER LII CALEDONIA

The Caledonia reached Boston OH the morning Of
the 9TH. bringing foreign news to the 18th ult.
The political and general news is Of no particular
Interest Importance.
The commercial news will be looked for with much
interest, and presents some points which will have
muchS effect upon markets here. The market,
with few fluctuations and pretty large sales, exhibits
no marked change. The grain market tor the fort
night, on the other hand after much variation closes
with decided fall. American flour had, since the
last advces, fallen four shilings per barrel In
dian more than 10 shlings aud Indian meal 6
.hings per barrel and wheat about n shilling u
hushci.
The money market had experienced decided relief.
Trade in the manufacturing districts continues in
the same dull state as forme .ly. Much dsappon-
mcnt is manifested at the very limited extent Of orders
for the United States.
Ireland Funne- Feper-The Crops Murders
6e-'Tne accounts from Ireland are not tavorab e.
We have now to add the list of famine and fever
frequent deeds of mnrder. The potato crop, too, il is
said, is diseased The affections eff unfortunate Ire
land appear to PROSTATE all classes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-09
ID ifN.

In Burlington. on Saturday the Sd instant, Colonel
HENRY THOMAS. in the SIS, year Of his age.
On Monday, the 5th inst, at the residence Of his
brother, CuAs. F. WARNER, Esq, Capt. WILLIAM
HARRISON WARNER, in the 33.h year Of his
age.
In MORA, franklin Co.. N. Y. June 25th. Mr.
WILLIAM P. RUSSELL. formerly Of Shelbume. VT, son
of Elisha and Matilda Russell, aged - years.
He had been in q declining state for nearly three
years All efforts 10 arrest the disease proved fruit.
less But though a wife, two children and numerous
circle OF friends are left their loss they
not those who have no hope. Early in the spring.
he was made acquainted with the grace Of God in the
salvation Of his soul since which time he was peace
full. patient and happy. enjoying an assurance Of
blessed immortality, and declared to his friends that
he willing to leave all for God, and was ready to
go. Triumphant Grace! how rich II Com.
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY

Batchelder's Brick Block, up stairs Church
Street, directly opposite Kern's Store
II II. MACE HAS THE PLEASURE OF AN
ID nouncng to the citizens OF Burlington, that he
has made permanent establishment in this place,
where he is practising the Daguerreotype art in the
highest style ofperiection. For this purpose and for
the reception OF visitors, he has been to much labor
and great expense in furnishing his rooms Having
practccd the art for great length Of time and avail
cd himself OF all the late improvements, he feels con-
tdent that he give universal satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage Miniatures ia.
kcnany weather, with or without colors, in superior
style, and neatly set IN Lockets, Pins Rings, Brace.
lets. Cases, Frames, in from to 70 Plate Family
Cards, sunk in splendid Mahogany and Rosewood
frames. The Public respectfully invited to call
and examine specimens Perfect satisfaction given
IN all cases or no charge Instructions given in the
for $780, embracing all the chemical manipulations
pertaining thereto, and every principle explained and
illustrated by experiments from the first discoveries Of
NJ. Dagucrre Of France, down to the latest Hello
graphic Drawings Of Germany, and success guaran-
teed.
To Artists he would give notice that he has on
hand German and American Cameras OF all sizes, n
large and beautiful assortment OF Gold plated Lockc,s
Plates. Cases Frames. Chemicals, Polishing materi.
ns, &c. for sale OF wholesale and retail. the low
| est cash prices u. II. MACE.
| Burlington June 25, 1877 If
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Who will suffer from that painful disease, Liver
Complaint, when immediate relief. if not positive
cure, may be effected by the timely use Of WISTAR'S
BALSAM for proof Of which read the following:
Waterford N. Y, May 7, lS45
D.ar Sir:---In the year 1871, was so severely at.
tack, with Liver Complaint to be entirely unable
to attend TO my business. consulted with the best
physicians in our place. but they gave NJ relief
In the winter OF 1872, procured bottle of
WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
aud before had used half Of it, was able to re-
sumo my business as usual | have since that time
used two bottles OF the Wild Cherry BnIsam, and have
been entirely free from pain and, with the exception
OF bad cold in February last, have enjoyed better
health than ever dad before WIN G. Porter
We are all well acquainted with MIR. VIM. c. Pot
ter, know that he afflicted in the he de.
sci5cs, and that his statement is entitled to full credit
ScoTr g. WALpRoN, uerchants.
None genuine unless signed !. BUTTS the
wrapper. For sale by TuEo. A. PECK, Apo,hecary
/ and Wholesale Druggist.
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TWENTY-FIVE Years Ago.

INSTEAD Of then as by Wagons, afterwards Ca
L nails, Goods are to come on Railroads.. Sales
were then on creda part only paid, others ran
away or were immersed in prison. Now each need
pay only for his own Goods, without being taxed as
an insurance for bad debts Then the slow, expcn.
sve mai -now the quickly received and cheapened
communications. Then only electric shocks, now in
graphic lines with lightning like speed condensed into
gem Of knowledge equal to the saving Of myrads Of
hours formerly spent in reading and pressing.
Surely the People cannot afford to pay dear for
Goods. need they, il bought of the Peoples Agent,
where there is the greatest known variety A.
HOWARDS.
Burlington. July 7, lSi7 2w2
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The Celebration of the 4th.

The Tribe of Rechabiles celebrated the 4th (on
Their procession was formed, under the direc-
ton of the Chief Marshall, CHAs E. FoLLETT
ESQ. at about IL o'clock, on the square, whence
It proceeded to the Methodist Church. The ex-
crcses at the church were introduced by an APP
propriate and tervent prayer by the Rev. Mr.
DUN The Declaration of independence was
read BY l.. UNDERWOOD Esq, after which AMI
mated and interested ertemporaneous addresses
were made by Mcssrs. j. S. ADAMS. a. CRoo-
1ER, Z. A. STAYsBURY and G. BAcKus. We
did not intend to particularze where all did well,
but cannot refrain from the expression OF ill.,,
pleasure with which we listened to the untran-
ed but vigorous and fiery eloquence OF Mr..
CRooKER's invective against the blasting vice
of intemperance. He has an intellect which,
with early cultivation, would have given him
controlling power among men. AS 1t is, his
weapon, lift has not the keenness and polish
of the Damascus blade, has the ponder)us swing
OF the battle-axe. We like such orators
From the church the procession marched to
the College Green, where most bountlful and
well-preparcd and tastiully arranged Dinner
was set forth by Mr.. Cole, Of the Pearl Street
House, to whose skill and liberality and good
taste the tables bore ample testimony. After
the cloth was removed number of volunteer
toasts were proposed and drank Gn good colo
water of course) amid the discharge of cannon
OF the toasts we have been able to lay our hand,
upon but one, which we take the liberty to Civ,
to our readers
BY Alex. Catlin.
The Principles of Rechabism The Great Elec
trio Telegraph OF Temperance, whose posts com
posed of =" Hearts OF Oak" and whose wires are tn
strings aud cords that magnetically vibrate in tn
great cause Of Humanity.
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Wholesale & Retail,
LOST.
william Woods Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
District of Chittenden, IS. Court for the District
of Chitcnden To all persons concerned in the Estate
Of WILLIAM Woop late Of Westford, in said District,
deceased -Greeting.
WHEREAS, Hannah Wood, Administrative of the es-
tate Of said deceased proposes render an account of
her administration, and present her account against
said estate for examination and allowance q session
of the Court of Probate be holden the Registers
office in Burlington in said district on the fourth
Wednesday OF July, l547.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified to appear be.
fore said court ut the time and place aforesaid, and
show cause. if any you have why the account uiorc.
said should not be aownd.
Given under my hand at Burlington this third day
Of July, A. u. lS47.
2w3 VIM WESTON REGISTER
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BURITNGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, JULY g. 1s47

voy was able to reach its destination does not
yet appear.
Gen. Taylor remains at Monterey. The cor
respondent Of the N. o. Picayune, writing from
that city, says -
II seems there is still bare possibility Of our going
to San Luis at more advanced period than was con
tcmpated by Gen, Taylor at first. but all depends
upon whether troops can be had.
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NEW GOODS.
v RANDALL. HAS JUST RETURNED

> from New York, with large assortment OF
Watches, Jewellery, Fancy Articles and Toys, con-
sis,ng in par, Of gold English levers, gold anchors,
and lepnes, silver levers full jew.ed anchors ana
lepines, and verge watches OF all kinds, gold mnla-
ture cases and ockets, gold spects pencils and pens
gold thmbles. chains and bracelets, cameo and stone
pins OF all kinds, diamond rings. plain and chased
rings chains, slides, gold snaps, hearts and crosses
pins, gold guilt and pearl studs pearl and shell card
cases shell back and side COMBS bend and silk purses.
steel beads and bag clasps purse silk and twist, silver
specs and pencils scissors and knives hair combs and
brushes, silver plated and brass candle sticks casters
yet. Get ..-.-
All of which he will sell as low any importer or
any one that pretends to import
Burlington July q
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@MATNN DMAwIIGa
MASSES FOR LADIES WHO ARE DESTROYS

~ Of accomplishing themselves in Crayon Drawing
will be formed, to commence the middle OF July at Mr.
Badgers room in Harringtons Building. The room
is pleasant one, easy OF access, and contains
mcrous Studies in Chalk from the best masters The
opportunity for forming and cuI,ivang correct style
OF drawing is good one. At the close OF the Term
the pupil will be presented with her Portrait done in
the artists bes, manner
Mr.. Badgers room is open at all times. and those
DESTROYS TO avail themselves of his services, Ar
list an Instructor respectfully invited to call
and examine both his studies and his work
Terms for Eleven weeks two lessons week,
$1,000. Drawing materials will be found. 52w3
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A. III. Gale e. Co.'s
PIANO-FORTES

VuNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING LATELY SPENT
L several days in examining personally the Piano
Fortcs Of all the principal factories in New York, has
concluded, after candid and thorough investigation,
to introduce into this market those made by these in
genious Vermonters, being. according to his judg-
ment, to perfection than any other whatever he
has met with. The experience acquired by the man.
ufacture OF nearly 1000 instruments the employment,
of GU Of the most skiui worknen the adoption Of all
the real improvements Of the day. and the of steam
power, have gained for them throughout the United
States reputation high that ten instruments week
their present producr cannot supply their demand
These Pianos being such as he can conscientiousy
recommend. the undersigned will constantly keep on
hand one for sale, and from the superiority of
their touch, tone, finish and treble notes, we'll
their standing in tune and durability in all other re-
spects, he will warrant them to give satisfaction, or
the money ,riii be returned. Walkers Harmonic
Attachment, cheap and delightful addition, will be
supple! if required. tThis is entirely different from
the Eoian At,achmcnt) The splendid instrument
now used by the Handel and Haydn Society, which is
acknowledged by all who have seen it TO be far the
best in town. is for sale and may be at the Con-
grcgaona Vestry by application to Mr.. CoLBuRY the
SEXTON at Merr,ts shop corner OF College and White
streets
Another Fine Tns,rumcn, may be seen at the Book
Store OF Mr.. c. B. Edwards.
For terms, &c. apply through the Post Office to
| 5lu &. Il. HOPKINS.
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Special Notice.

1.-THE extraordinary GRAEFENBERG PILLS.
which are achieving unparalleled triumphs in various
sections of this country, introduced into this
vicinity Let every sick person read the advertisement
OF the Graeicnberg Company. which will be found in
another column. For sale at SHERwoop's, West side
Count House Square.
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Book Agents.
MANSFIELD. Book PUBLISHER
Il II

H. New Haven CT. 1874 York St, will employ
several responsible Of good character, to solicit
subscriptions the several counties o. the State OF
Vermont, tor" Taylors Voyage Round the World, OF
the United States Squadron" very popular work
$50 pages. large II mo- with engravlngs. The
terms which are liberal will be given on application
by mail, Post paid. This work. which is copyright
secured, will be sold exclusively to substIibers and
not in any Book Stores
New Haven Ct. June %, 1877. 'lw3
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Sls. And belt further enacted,
And nj, advertisements made under the orders Of the
Pos,.mns,er General in a Newspaper newspapers.
of letters uncaed for in MY Post Office, shall he in
serted in the paper or papers, of the town or place
where the office advertising may be situated, haring
the largest circulation
RI Persons calling for any Of the undermen TONED
LETTERS. will please designate them a duertisedJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-09

WOOL. Duty, 30 per ct.
July 5.-There continues to be fair demand for
the various grades of American fleece and pulled
Wool The wool Of last years clip has been nearly
all sold and but little Of the clip has yet come TO
market. We hear that some wooen manufacturers
from this vicinity are buying in the country at large
advance last years prices and considerably above
the present market value Of wool in this city.
Prime Snxony Feeces,
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1flarrie0.

At Hinesburgh on the Sd inst. by VIM. J. Doug.
lass, Esq, MIR. SAMUEL NJ. MORTON to Miss AMANDA
l.. JOHNSON, both Of Starksboro'.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY.
at Granville Washington County ". Y.
5 Millions Insured and No
Assessments

THIS COMPANY WAS CHARTERED BY THE
L Legislature. April 22nd. 1884 They commenc.
ed doing business on their present improved system,
on the 18th OF May, 1915. since which time they have
insured property to the amount OF over fire millions
of dollars made no assessment. and have now in the
treasury with which TO pay losses THOUSAND DOL.
LARS 0'd the fund constantly increasing from the
percentage paid in by new applicants. All loses
This company addresses itself particularly to the
FARMERS OF the country being designed for their ben.
eft. The very low price at which they insure prop
erty and the TACT that no assessments have yet been
made, and probably will not be for many years jfc.
er, on account OF the large and increasing fund now
in the treasury to meeany losses that NAV occur and
the peculiar caution they adopt in nsurng property in
large villages and other places where it is very haz-
ardous II is believed, BY those acquainted with their
principles and method OF doing business that it offers
the greatest inducements to the community generally
TO ION them, ofnny insurance company in the State
OF Vermont or New York. They are prohibited from
machinery, cabinet makers joiners' coopers shops
and from taking more tn two thousand dollars at
any one risque. The place Of doing business Of this
Company is at East Granville, NJ Y. on the stage
hundred rods from the Vermont ne) on which there is
daily mail, For further information reference is
made to the several agents ofFranklin and Lamoile
counties, w., who are authorized TO take applica-
tons for insurance and the Company guarantee that
all surveys taken personally by either Of said agents
shall be binding on the Company Remittnnces for
all losses IN the counties OF franklin and Lamoe,
will he made in checks on either of the Banks of Bur
ington or ST. Adams. at the election of the person
sustaining the loss, Immediately after the loss is salts
fac .orally shown and in case of any disagreement
between the Company md the insured it may, at the
election of the insured be submitted to arltraos
ually chosen IN the county where the loss happens.
a. w. SEARS is travelling agent who. it is expcc-
ted, Will call on the farmers generally ut their resden-
ces. and receive applications.
Ihe expense OF becoming insured for five years is
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CONCERT

OF VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
VT>HE first Concert of the Burlington Handel and
l Haydn Society will be given on Wednesday July
l4lh, at the Baptist Church. variety Of Music, both
sacred and secular, will be performed.
Doors open at 7, Concert TO commence At 8 o'clock.
TICKETS 25 Cents to be had at Edwards Book Store
and at the door. Per order,
c, T. HOPKINS, Secretary.