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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-09

Also hand extensive assortment of Pens of various
makers, which NJ r offers for sale very low prices For
sale bye, +. Nesbilt, H. Cogswel, Messrs. Wheeler d
Wood, Bowen a. Co, Lambert u Lane, d. Felt, in Wall
street. aud by all the Stationers in the city. lily
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-09

Now Exhibiting Mt No lUl Nassau street, N. Y.
Befi1een FhhoA y DIM ss nert 10 te Herald QDfce.
on mn ACkERMAN'S CARVED LETTERS for
AU,VUU SIGNS can be had at the following prices: I'm.
proved Carved Letters gilt with extra deep gold leaf war
ranted not to fade, nj 10 cents an inch 18
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-09
BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIFE INSURANCE.
NATIONAL. LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
w CORNHII.I., LONDON, AND IA, WALL STREET,
NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, 100000 STERLING,


Empowered by Act Of Parliament Wet Royal Assent,
July "a, 1887.
"a Sapings Bank for he Orphan and the Hfdolo."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05

DRowsiNE-s. Swimming Of the Head roaring
nois. IN the ears headache, pa ptatlon of the heart,
Sc-Wrgh : Indian Vegetable Pills certain
for the above unpleasant complaints because ny
purle from the body those stana an corrupt huihors
which, when floating in the gene,nl mass ct crcula-
ton are the determination Iu-h OF blood
To the head, gidtness, loss Of memory, dmne>s OF
sight, diowsin-ss, pain OF the head aud many other
symptoms OF loaded and corrupt state OF the blood
Wrighfs indidn Vegetable pills also OF the
very best medicines IN the world tor the Of lndl-
gcstion aud therefore wall not only remove nil the
unpleasant symptoms, and eat y prev any
evil conseq fences resulting from rnsn oi blood To the
head but will most assuiedly restore tle body to a
state OF sound health
BEWARE Of CorNTERFEIr-THE ONLY ORIGINAL
AND GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills LAVE SIG
NATURE OF WILLIAM " RIGHT WRITTEN WIN Pc.
on TUE Tor LABEL OF EACH BOX. N0ne other IS .,ea-
uiae. dnd 10 counterfeit this is FORGERY.
The genuine Tor sale by W IT, CURTIS. Water
Street, and THEODORE A. PECK, College Sueet
sole agents Tor Burlington. Reuben Ferguson, ESSEX
j. b Dyke, Huntington W, Rhodes, ir Richmond
+, 3, Green, Richmond J ii. u 4. W, ToweI
Undcihili Hurbut x Hodges, WIlilson K. san
derson aud e. Ayers West Winston i. Lyman
Jercho W. b Nelle, lilnesburgh w : Il ii =
Wood, Westiord Staples n Lyon, Charlotte join
Simonds, Shelburne ; K Rlchuond Barnard and al
New FINLAND Branch Office and General Depot, ~,
fremont Street, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
LONGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN
INDIAN pAN4CEt

THIS medicine had it's origin among the north
western tribes Of Indians, whose medical skill as
far surpasses S they naturally excel us in phrs
ophy. This medicine compounded III the gieat Ia
boratoy VI tine west, is free om all mineral suhs,an
ccs, and was discovered by the proprietor IN 1898
While attending the payment OF the indian nnnut
upon the upper lakes, he had violent nttack OF the
asthma, which threatened immediate death, aud after
despanng OF finding relief, was urnshed-'hrough
the Influence OF the Agent of th- Home Missionary
Society the hand Of n celebrated Indian Med
ioine .udn," this compound which proved Immediately
eii.ctna and took HIM from deaths door and restored
him to perfect health and with many presents and
much trouble he obtained knowledge 81 the mate
rails and recipe for rompoundlmg the same. This
medicine is prepared with geat care, aud much ex-
peiis' and To guard against cOulterieIis the squire
patent hotties have the words " Longleys Pnnacca
III raised letters, east each, and the inside label sign
ed by ). VI. Longhy.
For sale by A L. Comstock. No Courtandt- :,
opposite National Hotel, n. Y; a. c. SrEAR and
ThEo. a PICK, Aputhccarles. burlington. ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
N FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER s, 1s47.
COusJImntiOn

There is perhaps no disease with which our country
is affected, whc sweeps oiiannnally many victims.
rs that fell destroyer OF the human race-Corsnnp-
ton. Day inter dry year after year. the s'ii'te
monster hurtics to the portals oil the cold and silent
tomb fresh added victims to its conquest No walk oi
life is sacred from i;s blighted influence. No nge is
exempt from its dea,h-deaing shafts. The old, the
middle aged and the Young all alike. food tor this
common enemy OF mankind. The white haired patti.
arch, whose life Of temperance has rendered his system
mpervious to the attacks OF other ills. and whose good
deeds prcpaed him for the enjoyment OF LIES calm
evening. finds Consumption fastening its fangs upon
his vtns, and tearing him from, world ever bright to
minds which look conplnccrtly days well spent.
is there no help for the afflicted? No preventive
Of The dangers which hcsei in our chnnGcablc md
tickle clinle We think there s. And If the nllcgn.
tons OF those who are n, least entitled to vernry
may he believed there is n prevent We and remedy
Wis;ars Basrn Of Wild Cherry s offered to snf-
fring woi lid ns such II needs rot the " adventtons
aid n long st ing of fictitious certificates ~ give i,
noorety. Its true value and intrinsic excellence are
sufficient to entte it to the confidence Of the public
and TO
"Wait on to fame"
the name OF its inventor bencicior oI his species
BE- careful and get the grnrnr DIR W1STAR'S
BALSAM OF " LID CHERRY. None genuine
unless signcd by |. BUTTS. Address oil orders to
SETH W FOWLE. Boston. Mass For sale whole.
sale and retail by THO A Peck. Burlington, and by
Dealers in Medicines generally in Vermont.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05

1TCol. Martin Scott who was killed in one
of our sangninarv BATTLES before the city of Mex
leo in Gen. Worth'S division. was native OF
Bennington. Vt. He was educated at West
Point, and from the school entered The arm,
some 80 years ago. lie has since then
much hard service, and conducted himself al
,yS with great caution. skill and Kindness. In
hi youth he was famous among the sharp shoo-
tiers of the Green Mountains. very few of whom
could ~ rfnr n Feat, to be compared with his. lie
never shot game in the body but at whatever
hcjnh' or distance. always struck the head. lie
would drive II nail into a board part way with "a
hammer. and then taking I'll" larlhct distance
AT which his eye could distinctly see it. drive il
home with his nncrrng bullet He has alwa,s
bccu much respected and behaved by his towns
men for his aniablc AID benevolent qualities.
associated with the most exact intcgriiv.-With
"A moderate income. he has 50 cconumizcd in his
personal expenses. as to snppor, his own family.
and very essentially to aid two maiden sisters.
several ncphews, and other relatives. who with
his wife and immediate family, now at Mlwau-
kee, are left 10 mourn ms loss. How these
heart, bleed and ache. How many such cir, :
of bleeding. aching hearts have our victori, :
made. The guilt of ali this misery must rest on
some hndy.-Wno is it ? Wrcched man For
these LOSSES and this guilt, the nation takes lis
pay in glory.-Wlat ii pity that men n 'ud not
reflect that all true glory is in going good
JOor. Com.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
BOOKS
BY The STATE An
col NlN Si'pERI N.rE NlE WY

BY The STATE AND
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS
!. Da,ies' First lessons in arithmetic.
. DirieS' School arithmetic.
B. II.Hard's SERIAL HisforyDf The Uniied States.
\ L n meeting Of the State and County S;upern,en-
~ dcnts at Montpelier, on the 2Uh OF October ioi7
it was
Resolrcd, 'Tha, this Convention. inasmuch as Adj
aus A ithinetc Is regarded by us superior TO all
other ueailScs Oh Arithmetic now before the public
cpting the serirs iy IroteSsor DdricS ami mas
much as Adams - how III general in Our schools
would not Mt tins tine recommend any violent hasty
measures hy way OF Introducing any new books But,
impressed with tim and deep convection that Da
sylrs Elementary and Common School AiIthuietics
whether used as means OF securing thorough mental
Timing OF Tor practical pu poses, ~ the highest and
most liberal sense are decidedly superior 10 day OF
r.tt rhich IRE are dc2natntea, dnd ryutd nnaesitd-
h"sy amt strong. y reaommend tie MhoductiOn Of
these toOks as last Il change can be- made.
SHnud, SD. VI CAMP, Prest.
Montps cr 2lst Oct, 1877 I K. AsE &cc'y
NoTL-ihe Scho" History OF MIS-. " Hard was
recommended by the Convention of 1916.
The above Books are published by a. s BARNES
& co, New ok and Tor sale 10y booksellers gem
eIay in Burlington and other towns in the l9m2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
From Mexico.

The steamer James l.. Day had arrived al
New Orleans from Vera Cruz. Nothing from
Scott. Some further particulars concerning
Santa Annas attack on Pucbla. He commence
ed cannonadrg the American works from three
different points on the 27th, at 8 p NJ when the
Americans commenced throwing bombs. cann' n
shot. &c. into the City, which suffered severely.
Al oclork tle firing ceased. but was renew 81
the next day. Santa Anna put up breast works
of cotton bales. The firing continued lri .kly
during the second day and was ket up at inter-
walls nn'il the Both. On the Is, Santa Anna
with 1000 infantry and cavalry, together with
Three pieces -! artillery sailed out to attack the
American train. and reached pcrotc on the 4tli.
soon alter, all his men. with the exception of
80 hnzztrs, pronounced against him accusing
him Of incapacitv and a'trbnting to him all the
disasters that had hefalcn them Saut, Anna
reached Lcpeyal,ualoc with his huzzars, when
he received orders from Qucrearo to eiar
thither with his iprrcs he refused aud took up
line ct march for OaNaco. intending to recruit
his army and return to combat the enemy. Pema
discharges the functions of President at Qncreta-
RI, but refuses to recognize his associates al :
ointed by Santa Anna. Proposes tia, Congress
sinil elect new ones.
| II ports prevail that the Texan Rangers sent
out to attack Guerril as, has all zen cut off but
two men. Some dihcuty has occurred in the
Massachusetts regiment. Gen. Gushing had
disarmed and detached Is men Lane arrived
at Perote on the lltl. Cart Wells had been
honorably acquitted; 1000 men with Il heavy
train were about to leave Vera Cruz.-Ru,nn'
states that Gen. Patterson will shortly marc
against new State not yet invaded.-All quiet
at the National Bidge,
The Legislature of Vera Cruz had assembled
at Hontuschee on the 9th Arco Iris say.
| that Gen Herrera had gathered 10000 men to'
National Guards at Querclaro, Major Webster
had arrived at New Orleans
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
STOVES.
WE HAVE jUSr RE.


C;N and after October 18th, Tons will iun over this
~ Rond rs follows
Passenger Trains will he run to Winchendcn in
connection with the Fhchbnlg Trains, which leave
Chnrlrsiown at Z A. NJ. ana p. ".
From Wnchendon Mt 10 A. VI. and 2 40 P. NJ.
connecting witt the second md the last FchburC
trims TO Boston
Stages from Western and Northern New IIamp-
shire and the State of Vermont, will deliver and re-
ceive passengers at Winchendon in connection with
all the nlove Trims.
A Freight Train will be run daily ench wny in con.
neciion with the usun Fitchburg Freight Trains
T. NJ. EDWARDS, President
October 25, lSi7 l9tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05

SrIcrDE.-We learn that las, Friday n stan
ger ta''cd at Mr.. Viewers store, ii, Winpn>ki
Falls, for the purpose of bnyinya piece of rope.
As Mr.. w. had none except what was the rgl,
length for bed cords, he was unwilling 10 cut
one. The stranger passed ont and was soon
after found a short distance from the store dead
having hung himself witha piece OF rope he had
stolen irom the store. lie was supposed TO BE-
between 81 and 90 years old, and Il letter WAS
found in one of his pockets stating that he had
II wife ard five children living, that he had kill
ed number of persons in Canada, and thought
il about time for him 10 die. His name and
residence have not yet been asccrtained.-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05

READ THE FOLLOWING 1t is really astonishing to
see what wonderful performed by the OF
the Sarsnparila and Tomato Bi,tcrs,
Extract OF letter from DIR. Williams of VT
Genliemicil-i VIII thank you To send me two dozen
OF your SarsaparIlla and Tomato Bltefs have
used it with great in tour cases oi dyspepsia,
curing each them IN almost incredible short time
likewise OF scroiulOus hnmor and one OF Jaun-
dice. | consider 1t q valuable Compound and must
say have used it with the hnppest effects. Should
Ike to have it as soon as convenient One OF the
ca es oi dyspepsia gentleman who had suite ed
long time, and had been 10 the Springs tor Two sea
a Boyden. Esq of Cambridge cured of the dyspep-
STA o. yours standing after tying hundred RENE
dies without the least effect
For sale by 'lHHo, A. PICK, and A. c. SfIAS, Apo
hecares aud wholesale ID ugglsls, and by dealers gen
orally throughout the State.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
Dissolution.
So ONION MiiIer'S E>ta,C.

WE; tn" Subs riders, having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Cuuit ior the Distinct ct
Chiitendcn, commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust the claims aud demands uI all prisons aganst
the estate OF Solomon Miller. late OF WI>lOn in
SAID District, deceased represented lnsuyeut and asn
al claims and Demands exhibited IN offs thereto; and
SIX mouths from the day OF the date hereof Leing
allowed ny sad Con Tor that purpose, we do therefore
hereby gave notice that viii aueu.i to the busn
OF our appointment, at tile Dwelling OF Harry Siicr,
in WlIllstun, in said District, the last Mondays
OF December and March next, at 10 O'Clock, 4. VI .,
Oh each ot said days.
Dated, TIN. 2.t.l day Of September A. D. 1917.
ELI BRONSON, }c.
3wlS CHAuNCtY BROWNELL. CONS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
WOOL. Duty. 80 per CT.

There is material change in prices, with steady
demand for most descriptions.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05

On Tuesday, Nov 81, in this town. Mrs SARAH
Avy WoRTnlNGroN WHEELER wife of Rev President
Wheeler and daughter OF the late John Hopkins, Esq
OF Northampton, Mass, aged is Yeas
In this iowa. on Sunday. 3lst ult of typhus fever,
Henry d LOOMS, nred II years and months, only
son Of Mrs Marin Price.
In Wlston, Oct. 2lst of consumption. PrRsrs
wife OF P Bcckwi'h, and daughter OF Joseph Dodge
Esq. Of Andover VT, aged A years
Printers in \. II. and Mich. are requested &c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
NEW YORK ELECTION.
C,rrespon dencc Of the Boston Advertiser,

New YORK. Nov. al A. NJ.
Rctnrns fron W'Srrn New YORK all Wig
Bnfr,l,. Fillmore 1000 Ere county 1000 A.
scmh v ticket and one Senator elected. R"ciic--
Ter Whir State ticket 700. Canandagna As
emily district 1000. Ononlaga. whole Why
ticket elected. Utica Fillmore 500. Senator in
district go. Albany State ticket Whig 5000.
Troy average maj 1000. Poughkceps'c, 300
Scacnrcalv. Democrat over 200. Rome. De-
morrat 80 New York City, Fillmore probably
2DQ--n State 10000.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
JOHNSON'S NEWLY INVENTED
SUN FLO Ed >. AVlNG s.. Ar.

Il HE astounding success have Of tanned by my in
! veution OF the Walnut Oh Miita,y Shaving
Sonp has led me 10 cxleineitaize upon the best ana
most compatible materials Tor Il savulllc compound III
which operation ! have succeeded to n charm, ana
now pfrsen, the public with the most perfect and lux
uruht Starring Soap ever Invented, ior colnoi, eh'ct
and economy. Ii stands unrva.d in the annals OF
chemical science aud such submit 10 my friends
patrons, and discerning community The san fioner
Sharing snap, as the he plus ultIa oi IT'S KIND.
Gunrd against countcr,cs by any unpilncipled pre-
tenders, those vampires who strive 10 live the
OF the merit and talent oi Others WIN. JOHNSON.
wholesale Peiumer, No Coui tandt-s opposite the
National Hotel New York.
For sale ~ A. L. SrEAR md TnEo, A. PEcK, Apo
thecares ana wholesale Druggists, Burlington. ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
SnpciAl N0flcp

~ The extraordinary oRAEFESBERe FILLS, which
are achieving unpar1lle ed triumphs in various
tons OF this country. introduced into this vi
cnty Let every sick person read the advertisement
OF the Grnef-nbefg Company. which will be found in
another column. For sale Mt SnIRwooD's, West side
Court liouse square Also at A. e. SrEAR's Apoih-
ccary and Diug Store.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05

On "Wednesday, the House passed the bill re-
cha,tcring the Bank of Burng'oni also the
bill to incorporate the Commercial Bank at Bur-
lington.
The House adjourned TO Friday morning. for
the purpose of allowing an opportunity to hear
the debate Of the bridge question, by counsel
before the committee on roads.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
CELEBRATED MAGICAL
PAIN EXTRACTOR.

r HE universal approval and continued demand for
1 this valuable unguer', is the best test OF its cstnb
lsed worth, for the OF burns, scads bIistered
surfaces, for Of all kinds Of however long stand
ing, aud all external rritatlons will nj convince
the sufferer that s name is truly apPped-Comstock $
Magical Pain Erhacior!
Sold in Tin Boxes, fitted for any climate at 25 cts
50 cts, and 81 ench by A. L. Constock, No 6 Court.
land-s,. n; Y; aud by A. C.. SPEAR and THro. A.
PECK, Apothecaiies, Burlington. ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
1ftarric0,

In St Peters Church, on the Both ut, by the Rev
] OCalaghan, Mr.. ANTOINE PAPNEAu to Miss CLA-
RIsSA Violin, both OF ,hls town.
In Milton ON the lst inst, by Rev. Mr. Dougher,y,
JOINS II BooTH 70 Miss ABBY MARIA Miner, all of
Milton.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

lust RECEIVED, fresh supihy OF TOOLS and
u uiCHiNES, suitable Tor the season - among
which may be- iound
Boston Centre Draft Flows. al sizes,
Hoveys Slraw Cutters all sizes,
Hay knIv,s Cait,r IUs,
Motifs patent Agricultural Furnace and Cnuldron
Stoves dHd iluhuw Nurr, ct NJ! descriptions.
Superior OK Bows louise Grlnd stones,
Cast steel Shoyr.> Uili Forks, 81 every description
Axe Handles RAT liau-, Corn PaIcners,
v ire gam .S,cycs, Com Shelters,
Gan Scoops, " Ell Buckets, Ne.
Fnrmers remember thu IS the only store in the stale
devoted exclusively to your interest; "A w9fd to The
" Sc Is eullitI"u'.' J. >. fLiitt L,
Burlington, Oct -, l5iG Is
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
COMSTOCK:S OLpRIpGr's BuM or C..

" LuMBlA-The best and cheapest preparation for
the Hair offered TO the public Discovered in the
year 1881 by John VI. Oldridge. For saIe ty a L.
Comst,ck, No. CourtIandt- St opposite the National
Hotel. n Y; and by a. G. SrrAR and THKo a. PECK,
Apo,hecaries, Burlington ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05

The freight train on the Vermont and Mas'a-
cbusetts Railway broke through bridge near
Atbol, last week, by which accident five men
we're killed and others badly injured.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
lflnrkcts.
Brish:o Cattle Market Monday, Oct. %
IREPuRIEp TOR TIE TRAvLLILR

REPuRTLD Tor TIE TRAvELILE.
At market, 1900 Beet Cattle, including 1870 Stores
II yokcs Working Oxen, &c Cows and Calves 10 81
Sheep, and abuIt 800 SWINE.
BEEF CATTLE Extra 81 - first quality, SO 90
second and hud quality from % 10 - %.
STORE CATrLL--Silr> were not noticed.
MogKlNG OxEN--SAl,s mad. at S61, -, SIS, and
s9i.
Cows AND CALvEs--Sales noticed at Sl5, 10, %
%, -, aud 50, 81.
SuLEr--Snies dull. Lots taken n, 81 SO, ! CT, 81
- aud SO IL
SwiNE--At wholesale 4 for Snws. and 5: for Bar
rows /, one two lots taken at 4. and 81 AT retail
from ; 10 O.,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
COMSTOCE,.S PAIN KILLER

S used with the most happy and beneficial ,tic in
L the following complaints, and cam be relied upon
to ALWAYS cue Dyscn,cry, Cholera lnianiul, Bon
chtl .Qulus,v, Spasms Children, Chbialns. Bunls
Broken Breasts. Measles Camp, BUSES Spans,
Cuts, and All sores either eXten or tinnl, Tee IL
rcc;Ions on each hote.) Prepared by tne Apothrca-
rrs Company, No. CnuItladl st, opposite the Ma
toual Hotel, y. Y, md ioi sale y a. {. SrLAR and
THO A. PL,K, ApothecaIies, Burlington. ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
Musical Notice.

MIR. NIIIrCDMB having taken UP hi. winter
4Nl quarters n, Mddlebury takes this method of say
ing to his friends and the dancing community gener
ally, t,nt he is prepared furnish good music for
Balls Paltrs &c. reasonable lie ms Any number
OF pieces turns he'd from two 10 five the occasion
nny require. HIS Band CONSISTS ol n Clarionrt, Post
HON, 1T and I'd Nloins aud Opieclyde.
Letters addressed to K h. " hlrcoMB, Mlddlehury
VI. viii receive prompt attention. l9t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05

DISTRICT uT CHlrrLSIAN, - ! bate Count tor the
District OF Chttendru: To ul persons concerned III
the estate OF Linus Pncr late OF Wcstiord, III SAID
District, deceased, Greeting.
hrIeas Polly Place, ndminis,ratrx OF said deceas
ed, proposes 10 render an account Of her aduisa-
tioi aud present her account against SAID estate Tor
examination and allowance session OF the Coult oi
Probate, to be- holden at tine office Of the Register oi
said Court in Blu ugton III SAID District Oh the ith
"Wednesday OF November, 1877.
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear before
said court at the time aud place aforesaid, and She"
cause. il any you have, why the account aforesaid
should not bt allowed.
Gwen under my hand at Burlington, this 18th day
OF October, a. ID. 1877
3wlS CHARLES RI SELL, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
JOhnsOn's Miriam Balsaln.

I, OR henutityinr, cleansing and promoting the
! owth OF the Hair There is scarcely nation
in the world in which the Beauty Of the Iian is not
considered an object oi considerable Importance. For
the acqurencn, preservation OF this beauty, clean
Illness the absence OF s,un proper degree OF uxuii
gloss. are desiiuhe, that various preparations have
been from time TO time put forth, ly which II has been
attempted 10 produce some or all OF these effects
Many Of them are 1t is known by experience atso-
utrly negative, Others either detrimental or often
sive and iew possess some indy duai quality which
renders them superior To those with winch they are
classcd Mr. Johnson has, however. had the cod
fortune to discover n composition, the ".uyhan Bat
sam, which he confidently ocis To the pubIc pos
scssiug all the desired qualities.
For sale by A. L. Coiiso. K, No. 6 Cour,andt-st. ,
opposite the National Hotel y \ ; aud by Z. SrEAR
and TAEJ. \. PECK, Apohccares. Burlington ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
I AUNDRY STARCH POLISH Manu-

IL featured by VIM johnson. Sold wholesale and
retail nj the E.scuapian Aponecarcs Company, OPP
yoste the National Hotel No Couitlui.dt-s, y Y.
and by A C. SPEAR and TnEo A. PICK, .Apothrca-
carries, Burlington ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
JOII\SON'S
ITALIAN DEDICATED SOAP.

7, OR removing all pimpes and crtnneous affections
1 OF the SKIN, giving a healthy action and rutdy
hue as well heuIlug all chaps and roughness, pro-
duced by harsh winds exposure TO the severity OF the
weather. Brlng, likewise one Of the most delicious
Toilet Soups in use.
To be- had wholesale and retail ~ the Medical In
born,ory of a. L. Comstock and Iia,ch & Co, No e
CouItandt-sl., n. Y. For sale 10y 4. {. SrEAR and
TnEo. A PECK, Apothecaes. Burlington. ~