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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

fractional sections twenty-scven and thirty four
north OF Arkansas river, and south of The Shutc nd
fractional section tbrtyive. north of Arkansas river
except the southeast quartcr,) in township four ol
range fourteen
township two, range syt cen.
AT the Land Office at Champanogle, o,nrcncin q
on monday, the twenty eighth day OF Februafy next
ior The disposal of the public lands within the under
mentioned townshits viz:
oouh o. the base line and nest Of the ffA principal
meridian.
Iownships fourteen and fifteen, Of range eleven
fractional twonshp twenty of range fifteen
fractional township twenty. of range sixteen.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools
military or other purposes, will be excluded from he
Sd les
The offering Of the lands will be commenced on the
days appointed, and proceed in the order in
which they are advertised, with all convenient dis
patch, until the whole shall have been offered a nd he
sales thus closed But sale shall be kept open
longer than two weets and private entry of any o
the lands will be admitted until alter The cxpraton O
the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the City of Washington
tins sixteenth day of October, Ammo Domni one
one thousand eight hundred and forty seven.
by the President:
JAMES K POLK
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
OZARK, November 10 1S47.

| /, is agreed that sc hold county meeting on
- The 20il insi., and ,,oices TO that effect
'a been sent through the country.
capnol say positively how Franklin will GO.
Il, can pretty well guess; ami have not much
b,M i. will go for OLDHAM for Congress; and
+ Roane or Thornton for Governor, though
4, Lo latter office. am a Drew man, but stn
Hind it should be either of the others, if mn
Iritv of my countymen prefer 1t.
lis unfortunate that the Northwestern coun-
es have held back their expression 50 long, bu,
hen they come. they will lumber.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
T. N(sER


AN interesting case cured By Dr. Jiynes Aheratiue.
In the spring of 1881, Canccrous tumor appeared
in the breast of Mrs Phbc. wife OF Peter Stretch of
Salem, N. j. 1t was examined by mary physicians,
and was considered by all cancerous, and, besides
bore all the Characteristic marks of one. All proba.
bic means used without the slightest benefit -
1t continued to increase both size and painfllness,
until all hope of saving her lifc bot By painful opera
tion was abandoned. which, aftera consultation of
eminent Physcians, wis performed Jan Ist, 1882, by
Dr. John Rhca Ba rton, assisted by DR. Redmin Or.
Jayne and two other medical gentlemen. The whole
and entire right breast removed, and after exam
nation oil the tumor, was pronounced by all present
Cancer OF the most malignant character. In about
three months. after enduring incredible sufrings, she
was enabled. though broken IN spirit. TO get about
again She remained feeble and her general health
was exceedingly bad indeed il had been for
years before In the spring of 1891 upwards of five
Years after her breast had been removed painful
NOR ma its appear the right sidc immediate
~ over the part formerly occupied by the nipple of
steadily increased for several months and became
painful as TO deprive hes Of rest. The glands under
tne right arm were enlarged and Schrrus, and hard
ana AT times painful tu'nor appeared in the
left breast No operation could arrest ths dis
case: Her case was considered hopeless She was of
very scroiuious habit, both Of her parents having
died OF Pulnionary Consumption. The experiment;
was now made with this ALTERNATIVE. 1t was at
fst given /" small doses, three times day, and the
doscs very gaadnalIy, put steadily ncrea Sod daily
she took It, whirh was about months, and the skin
over around the tumor yht aud mcrnnr with
a strong solution of Iodine and Hydriodltc PoiSsh-
The tumor continued increasing in size about six
weeks and was at times very painful when The pain
at The base, ard became soft and then be- ran to d-
minsh and continued sradu1lly decreasing unt every
vesi ge OF disease removed. The tuinor i'm her
ana ose in the rig hit axiia also dispersed
No Calccrous or Scrofnlous tumors appeared af
tefwafds aud her general he, 18th, which had been
oau 'or fourteen years az to AXE life bnrthcn,
aud permanently restored The propric.
tor Is IN possession of the diseased brcst and those
who choose may examine il. lie would also say, that
ne could mention over dozen equally interest
ing, wherein his AHeratc &C has subdued Cancer and
Canccrops tumors, well Immense numbers Of Col
tcrs or Bronchoccle.
Prepared only by DR.. D. jayne, Philadelphia and
sold on agency by
STEVENSON & BELL. Druggists
VAN Burcn Ark's.,
On And w. IL. y NJ AYERS, Druggists,
h3' Fort Smith, Arks.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

N Office is hereby given, that will sell TO tho
~ highest bidder all tho personal property be-
longing to tho estate of ARCHIBALD Yell dec d..
on the l2ih and 18Th November, next On The
Eth at the farm, 3 miles East of Fayetteville,
90 head of hogs, 300 barrels of corn, 3 yoke of
Oxen, one farm wagon, 20 head Of cattle some
farm horses, wheat. fodder, oats, &c. On tho
18Th at Wahaw's-tho nogroes, household and
kitchen furniture, with many other things too te-
dious to mention,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
4. ". WILSON-lsi Choice.
IV 8. OLDHdM-2d Choice.

No expression: w,-s made for Governor. the DEL
W. we're left al liberty 10 use their discretion
IN, for Roane or Thornton.
The following named gentlemen wors appoint
."l.o,tr. to attend the Convention: Alessrs.
:, f. Clarke. James FanchaI, Geo. E. Bur-
!" u. Lewis, VIM. G. Michel, NJ. HoIforj,
~. G. Riggs and Capt. John Denny.
Yours. &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
Notice to Creditors.
WALDRoN, SCorT COUNTY,

WALDRoN, SCoTT COUNTY. AGKI
October 18th, 1917.
'ESO the creditors of the firm of Hembu &. Fea-
MerSfon, and FsmherSion q. Batter.
All persons 10 whom The aforesaid firms re in
debtcd, are requested 10 be at adron, in person.
or by Agent, on the fifteenth day of November
next. after this date, that is the day set ana #
by US TO make surrender to the creditors Of said
hrms' all of the effects which belong t. the firm
OF realhefston ~ Baxter, in full discharge of
'hclr oebis, II our creditors choose, much OF
them as shall be NECESSARY.
FEA111ERSFON s. BAXTER.
Nov. 6, lS47.--39-2v
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
TAKEN UP.

and who says he belongs TO Thomas Aimey, "s'
in" ir. Ouachta county, in tins State. O'lu ne
gro is obout five feet six or seven inches high
ark Completed, healthy and intelligent. Had
on. when committed, grey hard-timcs coat'
much worn a pair of grey jeans pantaioons' also
well worn, and skin cap.
The owner of said negro is hereby notIheo 10
como forward. provo property, pay charges anu
take him away. :,
October 22d, 1S47. 7.-37-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
no THE EDITOR.
Carroll County.

CARRolLroN, Nov. 81 1917.
S;r:-Tbe Democracy of Carroll county
D: :a Ibis Mace on tho lst inst.
r. rs,s H. CIarke. Esq. was called 10 the Chair,
i IS. MGLoct, Esq. was appointed Sucretnry.
y !, ,,,s harmony and goo1 feeling, AMI the reso-
,n, . passed unanimously in every prrticular !;
,te following expression was had
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
5 FATE OF ARKANSAS,

STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF CRAWFORD.
In the Cramtord Circuit Court, on the Caancer7,
side thereof al the August term, "A. u, lS47.
august 9M.
Joseph H. Heard, assignee of
John IL. II. Fetch, Com.
piainam.
rS. BILL TO Fore.
Eli Bell, public Administrators CLOSE MoRrGAcr.
Of Sarah Thompson, deceas-
cd. and Ann Wheims, De.
teaddnts.
a ND now on this day Game the complainant
- by his solicitor. and /. appearing the salts
iactIon OF tho couri that tho said defendant, Ann
w ho''ns, Is not residcn. of this Stule. IL is
therefore ordered tina, said defendant be notified
that the SAID complainant hath commenced his
suit IN the Circuit Court of Crawford county on
lh1 chhncery side thereofagainst Eli Bell.as public
Administrator of the estate OF Sarah Thompson,
deceased, and the said Ann Whems TO forecose
Il certain Mortgage, executed by the said Sarah
thompson, IN her life limc to one John ii. II.
Fetch, for lot No. q in block No. 10, in The town
OF Fort Smith, to secure to the said Feltch tho
payment OF certain writing. obligatory for two
hundred dollars; which said writing obligatory
and Mortgage nave been assigned 10 the said COM
! plaInan. And II is further orJered, that q COPY
of this order be printed in somo newspaper nnb-
| Iished IN this State for two weeks successive w.
the last insertion TO be least four weeks before
The commencement Of the next February torn Of
the Crawford Circuit Court, to be holden a. tho
Court House in the county of Crawford, on tho
the first Monday in February. a. D., IS4S, and
plead, answer OF denur 10 said Bill, or The same
Will be taken for confessed and judgment and de-
cree entered accordingly.
a true copy taken the record.
Attest A. MCLEAN, Clsrk.
November 6. lS47.-39-2w.
Printers fee 81 rs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

ENNGLISH and French Broldcoth's plaid aud fan
f. cv Cassimcre's Sattinets and Twecds plain
Nd f,ncv Oregon and Rough and Ready Cloths; Bea-
vcr and Pilot Cloths blue. brown and black Blanket
Cloth; blue, green and white Macknaw Blankets
white, red, yellow and green fiannels, Linseys ana
PIa,ds-various kinds, for sale By
Oo:ober 40. IS47 WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

luE following extracts from letters, show that DIR.
JayneS medicines arc universally eemed.
Mcssrs. Dyer * Co Midiletown. Conn, aay-Wil
yon please TO send us more Of your Sanativc
riis as out. Please send them as so,n as you
can as they are in great demand.
Dr. e. Dewitt, Eiyria, Ohio, says-Your Expecto-
rant stands high in the estimation of all who have
used IT. Indeed the may be said of all your Me-
d'cines left with me, so far they have come into
notice =
Dr. Dewitt is physician OF high standing in LO-
rain county. Ohio.
Smith Il. Price, Morristown,, Ohio. says-Your Me-.
olcnes sell WELL aud arc in high rceutc here. The
Sanativc Pills arc very highly esteemed
VIM MIL ngton, Ashland, Ohio sa rs, May ,. I845
Tie TX pectorant and Vcrmfugc is selling very
last. The Pills arc principally sold. 1 want a new
supply Of all your articles.
W m. Mcintosh, Beverly, Ohio, March, 1915, vs.
Your Medicines so far have proven excellent remedies
irr tho diseases they rcccmnended Tor. The San
tive Pills and Nermifuge in particular.
Els Marshall, Eaton, Ohio, Dee. -, IS45, saws
Your Sanative Pills arc excellent Family Medicin.
The Carminatiyc DIsam seIs well The Ague Pills
think good article.
Thompson Graham, Mercer Pa, 81 ys-Your Medi-
cncs arc highly valued here by all who have used
them.
DR.. John G. Schmidt. Woodstock, Va, says--You
Will please send me somc more Of your Ex xpcctorant
our valuable Medicines selling WE'LL plrtcu larly
the E2pccioran: aud Santivc Pills
- Mr. Z. Z. Wick. Wayne county, Ohio. says--Your
rus ana Verm'oge are giving good satisfaction and
Prepared oa:y by Dr. D. Jayne Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by STEVENSON & BELL,
Main Street, Van Buren. Arks.
And w. Il. & NJ MAYERS,
ms. Fort Smith. Arkansas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
FERNS Of Sale.

y LII Sans five dollars, IL months credit !,
wiki Bond and approved security. All sums un.
der five dollars, Cash in hand,
c. w. DEAN, Adm'r.,
WINNIE WILL ANNEXED.
23rd Oct, lS47 7-39-2w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
ANILo h. FULk.
RICH ARD NJ YOUNG,
CJmlAnissiOner Of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- -EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled TO the right of pre-
any lands within the limits OF the townships and
Pdrts q" townships above enumerated, is required
establish the same TO the satisfaction Of the Register
ana Receiver OF the proper Land Office. aud max c
payment therefor as SooH as practicable after seeing
A's notice and before The day appointed for the
menccnent OF the public sale al the lands cnbi
The tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be for.
Ictcu.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commits SjOner Of The
General Land Office.
November 10 lSlT -1G-I3y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
MARRIED.

On Tuesday November 9th, by the Rev. VIM. X
Marshall, MIR, JOSIAH FOSTER to Miss JULIA c. Stew
ART all of Crawford county
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
STATE OF ARK ANSAS. }
COUNTY OF CRAWFORD.

IN The Crawford Circuit Court, on tie Ch4ncerg
side Mereof In racation, October The 2lsi, 4.
d., 1917.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

DEARE-ASH. Sal9ratus, Allspioe. Ginger. Black
l. pepper. Cloves. Mace. Cayenne pepper. For sa q
by = STEVENSON & BELL, Druggists.
Van B,lren, .Tuly 10, 1S47,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
W oOI Comforts.
Winter Goods.

S Wool Comforts, for sa le by
a., 3o 1917 WALLACE 81 WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
W0nted.

Wanted.
'ENWO journeyman Wagun-makers wanted by
- the job or month"; 10 whom liboraI wares
viii! be given.
JOSEPH HAWKINS.
Van Buren, Nov. 5th, lSl7.-39-,f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13


SOUTH.
The following extract of a letter is from very re.
spectacle mercantile house da ted
Washington, Rappahannock Co VAL
May 26, 1916
DR D. JAYNE-DcIr Sir:-Our Mr.. Jones has been
IN very bad state of health for than a year he
mas had the benefit of the best Medical advice our
country affords, and also visited your city during last
summer but found no relief. On the 18Th Of ApriI
E:st we purchased half dohsn bottles oi ypar TONIC
VEit UGE, and half dozen boxes of SAN ATiyE
FILLS Through carclcssmess in pa ing The art
cics IN "a dryg""ds box, one half Of ihe Vermifugc
was broken. Mt Jones commenced with the Fills
aud after tikn5 il lew Doses felt decided improve
mcnt. 1 ..a three bottles of Vermifuge which came
safe to hani brought from him. he thinks not less
han fhouo o0nd ,corns, and perhaps many more
lie now in bel,cr health than he has bc:n in for
years aud hope ii few more bottles your VcrEi.
inge and Pills. will ctfcc. permanent cure. All
PpyScians have entirely n.!s'takcn his case, Proof.
samuel Jackson, of your city. a: the head. Mr..
Jones most anxious to get more Of The Pills and Yer
HHIlugc as soon possible.
Respectfully, j. b. JoNEs 81 Co.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, PhiladelpI , and
soid Oh agency by STEVENSON & BELL.
Van Buren,, Arks
w. II. 81 NJ. MAYERS, Fort Smith
where may also be had JATNE's AGUe PL1s, WAaRAN-
ED 10 cure Fever and Aguc, Intermittent Fever, &c
Also the AMERICAN HAIR DY YE, also warranted to
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

where may also be had JAMES AGUe PITTS, WAaRAN-
ED 10 cure Fever and Aguc Intermittent Fever, &c.
Also the AMERlCA AN HAIR DY E, also warra uted to
change the hIir TO beautiful aubern or let Black
colour, without staining the skin
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
MARhEIS.
NEW ORLEANS, OCT. 80.

Corrected Wtekiy0
CouOn-Ordimary 81 I; middIng Il a -; mid
ding fair - Is; lair ao4; good fair Ga 9a;
+. God fine 81
Sugar-Louisiana 81 81; Havana 6 a7;~ brown A
a ) /.
M,hsses-2o4 aa24 per gal.
To5acco-22 a44 C.
FLoAr--S5 - Il , 50.
Waiskey-Rcctitied 20 a 22
Cefec-ia ~
SIu-sI - "a 10.
1ice-34
C0rn-3J Il 81,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

COUNTY OF CRAWFORD.
In the Crawtord Circuit Court, on tie Canncera,
SIDE thereof al the August term, "A. u, lS47.
august 9ih.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
yne, Phila ladclphia, and

." ] " Il-V-sJN = De Id, Dfrggisis,
Van Burcn Ark's.,
And w. II. s. NJ MAYERS, Druggists.
h3' Fort Smith, Ark's
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
HlG lilly IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE

II. G. QUARLEs. Secretary.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13
DemOcratic Meeting of Union Cnunly.
F.. G.. TRlMBLE.

Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

BILL TO Fore.
CLOSE MORTGAGE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-03
Drs. ISOol and llachp.

Publishers of the United States Dsprnsatory, in
Philadelphia, aud Professors OF Materla Medca and
Pharmacy in the University OF Pennsylvania, say,
porencc among regular practitioners would seem to
have placed the efficacy OF the SarsapaIiila beyond
reasonable doubt lis most extensive and useful APP
pcaton is to the treatment OF secondary diseases, and
shattered state uithe system which sometimes follows
the impruden rs, OF mercury. There eau he no
doubt but it is one of the best Medicines in use,
particularly when ii is mixed with the Extract OF To-
matOes
1t is often said that all Medicine put up in this form
is recommended to cure all complaints which flesh is
heir TO but il is not with this but can recon-
mend with the utmost confidence, and the experience
OF three or four years, the OF the Sarsaparla and
Tomato Buters and do know tia I they are a most
certain remedy for all complaints arising rom Impure
ties OF the Blood, Dsarangcment OF the Digestive
Organs, and Irregularities ol the Bowels, and all BIZ
liOu- affections.
For sale by TnEo. A. PECK, and 4. c. SFEAR, Apo
hecarc5 and wholesale Druggists, and by dealers III
Medicine generally throughout the State.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-03

NORTHERN RAIL ROAD The Northern Rail
Road was opened Yesterday as far as Grafton.
\. H.. about 50 miles from Concord The Dr.
rectors and invited gnes's left Bo,tanat7 o'clock
\. NJ. and reached Grafton at > O'Clock A. NJ.
stopping some little time in Concord and in
Franklin. At the latter place they took in as
gur.t. the Hon. Dlnie Webster. Franklin is
his nptve town. He owns the paternal farm.
and finds there a pleasinr cbnnra from ,hn
ocean breeze to the mountain air.
The day was pleasant, the road was good.
and the arrangements complete. The company
was composed of gentlemen Of inteligence-
and all were communicative and happy. The
plcasurabc excitement, however, was not H.
mited to the cars. The inhabitants upon the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-03

CoNrGExloN.- lFrighfs Indidn Vegetable Pills
are me best cosmetic IN the 0rd bccau- they cleanse
and purify the body OF those morbid humors which, #
lodged IN the cutice, the cause not only OF yellow
swarhy complexion and roughness Of the skin, but
of all kinds o cmptve diseases. Nrghts Indian
Vegetable Pits also AID and improve digestion. us well
as cleanse and purify the blood, and therefore, give
health and yigor to the whole frame, which in turn,
will be sure to gain a clear and healthy complexion.
BEWARE OF CoUSTERrElT.-TH ONLY ORIGINAL.
AYD GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills HAVE THE SIG
NATURE OF WILLIAM WRIGHT WRITTEN WITH Pen
on THE Tor LABEL OF EACH BOX. Name other is gen
uiae, and 10 counterfeit his is FORGERY.
The genuine tor sale py ". II. CURTIS, Water
Street, and THEODORE A. PECK, College Street
sole agents for Burlington Reuben Ferguson, Essex
J. b. Dyke, Huntington " Rhodes, u. Richmond
T.. b. Green, Richmond J. ii. & r W Tower
Underhl IIurlbut q Hodges Wiiston K. San
derson, and G. Ayers, West Williston ]. Lyman
jericho; W. b. Vclie, lliuesburgh W. ). * IL. P
Wood. WesIord Staples \ Lyon, Charlotte John
Simonds Shclburne r. Richmond Barnard and at
New Enaland Branch Office aud General Depot 1875
fremont Street, Boston
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-03

IT Nr Dillingham; would make an excellent
Governor for the State Of TeXa, or South Caro-
lima. His vote FOR the ANNEXATION of
Texas with Slavery, and his refusal to vote in
favor Of petitions for the ABOLITION of SLA-
VERY in the District OF Columbia show him to
be Just the man to breath the cruel and pestiter-
ous atmosphere Of these bloody States. But he
is unworthy to hold an Office in free Vermont.
Why. the bones of Ethan Allen would hardly
rest quietly should such an enemy Of liberty and
repubIcanism be suffered to a3jge into Office in
Nemont-- Ca'eiDniqp.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-03

The new steamer Guadalqvcr, Capt. 1losken, ar
rived at Newly ork on the 2gth nit.
There was no miscellaneous news OF Importance.
Public attention WIS wholly occupied with the pan
ic IN the money market
The amount OF the failures al London is set down
at one million three hundred thousand pounds sterling
The rate Of interest charged hv the Bank on paper
discounts was from - to - per cent Consols
81. Failures were still going
Trade in tue manufacturing districts was dull.
The weather continued fine, and the crops were
COOL
Cotton was dull--perhaps l-sl lower. The trade
in bfea slulis unsettled by the criciS. The
receipts were cnornous-quotatlons tending down.
wards Flour in Liverpool was DIS to 26s in Lon
don. Us to 27s Corn, POS to 3ls--very dull Corn
Meal lis Wheat, Cos to 6Ss. The accounts of the
crops on the continent favorable, and the mar.
kes Tor breadstuiis were dull.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-03
10 the Sick ana Afflicted.

Boston, Sept 10, lSi5.-Dear SRI take pleasure
in cummunlcal ling through you, to all whom il may
concern, and the public generally the astonishing effect
your Truly wonderful medicine has had upon me. |
have enjoyed perfect heahh ior four or tive years
Physicians told me my liver was diseased, and that
mi Lht some day die with consumption. Last sep
TENDER ISIS took n slight cold which produced
hacking cough this continued until February, 1873,
when added another cold my cough increased !
soon lost my appetite, and my strength failed. For
SIX weeks could not lie upon side A; sweat very
much nights, raised considerable blood during the
WINTER and could not speak loud word Tor two
weeks. With all these bad symptoms had very
severe pain in my side, and between my shoulders :
general debility followed. | was confined to my room
about eight weeks. had buried sister and brother
both died with Consumption expected TO die my
self my friends also de-plired OF my life. At this
v.sad me to take DIR. WlSIAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY. | accordingly procured a bottle,
took IT, ana ict some better, obtained another, and
third then ceased to bleed and the cough much
better but my disease deeply rooted, was
ut,ig ed 10 continue taking the Baisam until had
taken seven bottles. can honestly and truly say, |
believe Dr. Wisars Balsam oi Wild Cherry saved my
life. MRS. MARY GOULD.
We are personally acquainted with Mis-. Gould,
sisted III taxing OF her during her sickness, be-
iieye and know the above statement to be true,
MRS. L. G, PRESCOTT,
MRS. S. A. BACHELOR,
No. Commercial Sueet
3, careful and SCI ihe genuine W. DIR WlSIARS
unless signed by J. BUTTS, Address all orders t'
SETH W. FOWLE, Boston, Mass For sale whole
sale and retail by rmo. \. PECK, Burlington aud b,
Dealers in Medicines generally IN Vermont
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-03

The Cbittenden County Bible Society will
meet on Thursday, September 9th, Providence
permitting, at the Methodist Chapel.
Public services 10 commence at hall past ten
o'clock, A. NJ, with a sermon by the Rev.
Mr.. BUcKHAM. Membership is constituted by
an annual contribution of whatever sum Mem
bers throughout the County are requested to be
punctual in attendance.
IIFSRY p. HCEog, Secretary,
burlington, Sept. !, 1871.
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lflnrkcts.

BoSroN, Aug s.--Provisons--prices remain about
the same, with good demand for the trade Prime
Pork at Sl3 q 10 30; Mess SIG q IL 2j Clear sS
a Is So mos 200 bbs Ness fsold in lots at Sll
cash and one parcel at 10 80 per Dbl, FourThcrc is
a good demand for Genesce, common brands, at l2s
OHIO and Michigan, SO a l24 Ohio round hoop
> 10 a 5S7s, cash. No Southern here Compile
mand moderate yellow flat is held at SIC Western
mixed soc. cash. No white in the market.--AtldS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-03
ITGUST 81.

DIXON g. SONS and other Tea Sets, Tea Pots,
- Sugar Bowls and Crcamers, Coffee Pots and
Coffee fiterers Of the finest quality and finish, just
received Also fine Pocket Pistols aud Flasks Steel
Goods Dngucireotypc Goods, Collars aud Blossoms
Thmbles, Toy Wheelbanows, Wagons and Whips
French and German Accordlons, Grace Hoops Fans
&c, just opened ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,
10 BRINSMAID & BROTHERS.