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DIR. =. GRAINS
PATENT
SssiM0-.Is,siOsMissaI Supporter.

DeyigHei for Pers,ps Of Sedeatary H!Jts. S,oopins
Igstuyes, R,""d >a0aiders. Weak mt Lame
Bi"kS, Falling Of the itomb, tHrrItaTe ~ the
spine, Lame >ionach Lams Siie. ind alt taasc
Ibyusand N4me'ess Troqj'cs and Pans that
a,jsc trom a Weak CJta!tom Of the je.ric and
-i5d0minai EesionS
THIS is an Instrument that has but recently been
/ perfected ana brought before the PuIhc. Ii has,
however been very universally approved and recon-
menled by thousands who have become acGuainl,i
with lis rxccilenclcs Ii took the premium all
other artificial supports AT thu Fur o the AuI,rc
institute tor |. SIG IN the cry OF New lol, ara has
received the COMMUNICATION of physicians, whenever
has been presented Tor their examination OF been
used by their patents. \ great 'anrty at l"stiu-
i NJ, Tor prtltrlri support have been presented He
pIhc W tim .,w yraIs. 'li OF "l b have some
ctiemcc> hu, here We has, a COM. u.c' =. the
whuc,-suple and cusy cheap, yet NV iui.ac CIV
ing tree motion torvcry pnt yet giving natural and
graceful support wherever 1t /. rcqU ed. y large
part OF the pam ana weakness ~ the side, pam m the
hnrk between the shoulders through the hlls, AT the
pit oi the stomach bearing down SENSATION cosiNr-
ness whites, Nc, Nc arse from weakness IN these
n,rts Tint M, ciuc pIusiCs, washes. IniWcuis, a.,
Sc wit give but putial It any rert, but when his
supporter touches the spot exactly II Is Truly as
ton,isiinl how immediate AMI wonur u Is the rt!irt
.tivru Young people, tins weakness often causes
them TO GROW cat ot shapr-inc SPINE becomes cWNtf.
the shoulder blades Use and prouuir, the sionaCh-
bone Is pressed M or Out, aud great variety 81
other conlotions appear that causc permanent d.ior-
nifty Bat by the timely use ui tins lnslrsl.e ell
jl.rse evils, eau be prevented; or II already eAisu4.
~ "a De- ar,,S'ti o. " io' 'oI AZ ADVANCED c~a
% isiry eu'c'' iii .-,u-.,,,.,.... III,
Inc aH'aN''s's' oil 'n7 Instrument over all ''hr's'
That it is simple, md no, liable to get on, Of
, ts,Yi.J thot il will pot rnst or soil ,b,
,ln,h,s
AMI 10 Is more aclua, support 10 tie abdomen, and
sN'' ,'.-i"n, ''lA al! ''''f Instrument ever PIE
sen a. 10 o't lul'.c' .,-.,
- "I Ie "if'u' o' ''S,nl'''iu in-' De r''sehitd
OF us tHVt'e'lV''s ""u Gu t'-. i"r l'''o""lG "ir
few o' 'usr "'o hlEe e''gi e'f1"t'tts
tory any one OF whom can DC referred 10, a"I Hty
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
Used J}y EycrybOIy.

To- Hear what an old farmer slys of Ierrick's
Seattle Liniment and Gnlbanum Strengthnng Plas
ter
Milan Duchess Co, Feb 81. l547.
To Dr. ITerrItk * co: ms may certify that di-
ring the winter season for ten years past. have been
SO afflicted with rheumatism and painful diseases o.
the large joints, TO prevent my doing any kind o
business, and frequently from dressing M self.
heard OF your medicine more than two yeats ago, bu
having tried many kinds had no faith to look fur
Their In the latter part Of the fail brCnmc 50 baC
that concluded TO them. applied your I.n
mcut and flastels The pam and SORENESS soon lei
me. My general health has become good, and IT,,
most OF this winter has been spent in out door mori
employment My son viii make known to yen iii,
above tact You can use them as you like. You
agent in this place Informed me iew days since tina
he was selling your articles very inst, particularly
your Sugar Coated Pills. These appear 10 be the IA
vorite medicine here just now.
Yours, JOHN A. TETTER
THIS Linimenl is sold fer - cts. per bottle Plas
tiers IS. cents
g Orders to be directed 10 IIerrrk and Go Prin
cipal Office, Albany, Y.--und for sale 10y A. c
Spear, Geo. T. Harrington, Can and Spear, Bnrllng
ton, W b. Hatch Wmooski Falls, John Simonds 2nt
Slclhurn, Lyon and Alexander. Charloue-Wcll-
lirnesbureh aud also by Druggists and Merchant
IN every town and Village.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
IT, Most Extraordinary Work -
THE
MARRIED. WOMiN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DIR. a. NJ. MAURICEAU,
Professor Of Diseases Of IIomen.
Sixth Edition. l8mo. PIP. $50 Price 81.

SIKH Edition. lSmo. PIP, $50. Price 81.
$4,000 COPIES SOLD ~ THREE MONTHS
Years o suffering, Of physical and mental anguish
many aectionate wife, and pecuniary dliliuiies
to the husband, might have been spared by n timely
possession OF this work.
1t is intended especially for the married or those
contemplating marriage, as it dscloscs important Sc
crets which should be known TO them particularly
Truly, knowledge is power. 1t is health, happiness
afuence.
The revelations contained in its pages have proved
blessing to thousands the innumerabc letters re-
ceived by the author will attest.
Here, also, every female can discover the causes
symptoms, and the most eiiicien, remedies and most
certain mode OF cure, in every complaint which her
sex is subject
On the receipt of One Dollar, the Married Wo-
mans Private Medical Companion" Will be SEM
(mdiied Jreel to any part OF the United States. AL
letters must be addressed postpaid, to DR.. A. NJ
Mauriceau, Box 1924, New York City. Publishing
Office, l29 Liberty street, New York
| ~ Travelling Agents are informed that few
distncrs in Massachusetts, aud two other Ehsten
States, are yet unengagcd Applications receive,
post pald) as above. 4im3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25

mr. We were in Rutland County at the time.
and for some days after, the news OF Van Bu-
,eu's nomination by the Buffalo Convention was
received. The "Whig q editor Of the Free
Soil Courier would have gathered some useful
hints for his mex, public assault upon the rot
ten Wing party" with which "he has hitherto
uniformly acted" if he could have witnessed
the fidelity of the Wings in that section to their
us,l.orounded hostility to Martin Van Bnren'
Van Buren Wings, in sod Rutland are aoo''
"a rare as gentlemen that have been struck by
lightning while Van Bure" L0'e'0'0' i are sa''
10 be considerably more numerous than CUISINES
W. understand the latter faction Of the grea'
soiln co,nbins ton are about to start a
Barnburner paper in Rutland
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y ic0,

In this village, this morning, MARTHA P
CLARK, wife OF Rev John ii. W oresler, aged 2j
years.
On the Goth inst. Mrs. HARRIET HASWELL
wife of NATHAN b. HAswELL ESQ., aged 80 years
In Willision of Consumption on Saturday, Au-
gust IL, HENRY A. TALoorT, aged s6 years
New York papers will please copy
In Shelburne, Aug. 10Th, ELIZA w, hills, in the
45th year OF her age.
For number OF years the deceased las been con
ssten, member Of the Methodist Il. Chlrch, and died
peaceful and triumphant death,
In linesburgh on the II inst, SARAH HANNAH
daughter Of MARCUS 4 SARAH JANE Hull, aged
year, months, and l6 days,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
Notice..

The Wings of the Town Of Essex are re-
quested to meet in caucus at the Town Room
on SATURDAY. THE I'D DAY OF SEP.
TENDER, 1913, at o'clock p NJ, for the
purpose Of Of nominating Town Representa-.
tive, and to transact all other business thought
proper when met.
BY order Of
II. r. FLETCHER. } Wig
JOSIAH FUTILE. Town
CASSlUS DOUGLASS, \ COmiHee
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Interference ,rith Congress.

THE Personal OPINIONS OF THE INDlV1s
DIAL WHO MAY HAPPEN TO OCCUPY THE EXE-
CurIvE CHAIR OUGHT NOT TO CONTROL THE
ACTION OF CONGRESS UPON QUESTIONS OF DO
MEsrrc POLICY; NOR OUGHT HIS OBJEC-
TIONS TO BE INTERPOSED WHERE
QUESTIONS OF CONSTITUTIONAL.
POWER HAVE BEEN SETTLED BY
THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS OF
COVER INTENT, AND ACQUIESCED IN
BY THE PEOPLE.
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
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y O Il ! C f

By request of Teachers and Superintendents.
of Common Schools in Chittcnden County, no.
tice is hereby given that the patrons and friends
of Common Schools, and especially Teachers
are requested to meet in Convention at the
Court House in Burlington, on Tuesday, the
18th inst, at 2 o'clock, 2. NJ, to consider the
subject of IA Ieqcher's Institute the coming au-
tumn: and. if decided upon, to take active
measures accordingly. Especim attendance Of
Suptrintendcnis and Teachers is requested.
SIMEON PARMELEE,
Co. .Supt. Common Schools
AuUust TO- 1919
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
Stoves and Marble Warehouse.
:. W. TAYLOR

AS on hand and is receiving o,L;a
IL Store on Church St, large Stocks of H. -, MS
and most approved patterns OF Cooking. ''fsi
Box Stoves, Kettles Hollow Ware, Cas-, VI S Shu
riowes, ana variety OF other Castings, Stove PM
Tin and Copper Ware iipe
Marble al Wholesale to Country dealers also -,
Retail or grave Stones, Monument, Furniture C",n ~
tiers, Flores and tor Building purposes Cut Carved ~
Leucfed IN any way 10 suit purchasers. VI
Burlington, August 10, As. Wifi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
J-ie,rs of Porty Pledges.

fhare no conceqlmem. hod no opinion
,chioh / wouh not reality proclaim to my assem-
bed couairynen bm crude impressions upon
matters Of policy winch MAY BE RIGHT TO-DAY
AND WRONG TOMORROW, are perhaps NOT THE
REST TESTS OF FITNESS FOR OFFICE. one
,rho cannot be trusted miihom plodges cannot be
oonfded IN merely on account Of Mem:
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
1florric0,

In this village, on the 9th inst, by Rev. J X. Con-
verse, Mr.. THEODORE c. ELLIOTT, Of New York. to
Miss MARTHA WHEELER, daughter OF Horace Vince
Ter OF this place.
At East Evans, Fri, Co, N Y, on the 10th inst,
by Rev. JoHN ScorT, Mr.. f. w Powers of Morris
town, VI. to MARY E., daughter Of Rev j. ScoTr Of
East Evans.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
Polly NcwclI,s ESTATE.

~ IT remembered that ut session after
~ irohlir Court Tor the District o Chittendrn hold
en- nj the Probate office in burlington on the 22d day
o' NuI ISIS an instrument purportnc to be- the last
VIII and cSlmcnt oi Polly Newell late at Charlotte,
was MED ~ SAID Cour, by Ezra Scott, on Of the exc
cu'ofs therein named, Tor probate Whcrnpon, il
was ordered that Fidny the 9th dry OF September,
1918 at the Frobae Office bc assigned Tor The probate
thereof aud that all persons interested in said Estate
be notified thereof by publication in the Free Press,
three weeks su 'ccssvcy the last Of which TO be be-
lore the day set for the probate thereof.
{. ADAMS, Judgc.
Aug %, 1918 wSw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
IMPROVED AMERICAN AIR-TICH'V
Cooling Stoyp.

THE above stove is offered to thr public ms an att
Icr Tor culinary purposes unri: by any other
now in u-e Its construction is very simple and con-
seqyrnJly can be managed with facility and case
being arranged to disc an equal degree OF heat
ia all paris oft very useful feature in this stove
its summer arrangement whiCh consists OF q furnace
which can be USED with the sane facility and more
economy than the common portable .ur'iaccs.
\ general assortment OF Fancy Box and Ar-tigh,
stoves OF the latest styles, Patent Pumps lead pipe,
Agricultural Implements Sc.
job work OF al. kinds IN TN, copper aud Sheet llon
done in The lates! styi. n1i on slort notice.
.w.2fI BDSTU'iCk & ENARTS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoin-
w ted by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chittcndcn, commissioners to receive. cX
anime and adjust the claims and demands o all per-
sons, against the estate OF Jcdcdah Boynton late of
llncsburgh in said District, deceased represented u
solvent, and also all claim and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and SIX months from the day of the
pose, do therefore hereby give notice that we will
attend to the business OF our appointment, AZ the
DWELLING of Andrew Burrtt in Ilnrshurg in said Dis
irict. on the 18th, Fridays OF September and Dccem-
Der next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on each Of said days
Dated, this 80, day of July, A u 1913
FRANCIS WILSON c,,.;
JOHN :. PATRICK. toWhniSS'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25

Ihare nerer stated 10 any one HHl WAS IN
FAVOR OF THE TARIFF OF 46-OF
THE SUB-TR EASURY, OR THAT ORR
GINATED THE WAR WITH MENlCO.
Nor, finally, THAT | SHOULD IF electedl
SELECT MY CABINET FROM BOTH
PARTIES. No such admission or statements
acre made by me to any person, at any time.
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
Gen. Taylor's Opinions.
On vdr and Peace.

sincerely rejoice at the prospect of peace
My life has been devoted TO arms, yet look
upon war at all times and under all circuin-
stances as NATIONAL CALAMITY. TO be
aroided If compatible uM National honor.
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
On The Deto Porer.

have thought that for many gears past, The
known opinions and ,cishes Of ttc Erecutirt
HAVE Exercised AN UNDUE AND
INJURIOUS INFLUENCE upon the Legis'd-
tue department Of The Government and for h'S
cause HAVE THOUGHT OUR SYSTEM WAS IN
DANGER OF UNDERGOING A GREAT CHANGE
FROM ITS TRUE POLICY.
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
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Dennis esoou,s eIs1nsr.

u Oh ATE co L Il 7 Nathan Lincoln lr.,
DISTRICT OF CuiTrrNDLN. \ Executor of the lis.
tate oi Dennis Rood, late OF Milton, having rendered
his account OF his said administration is ordered
by sad Court that Friday the 9th, day Of Septe mbcr,
lSiS, NJ the Probate office be assigned for the examn
alton thereof anc that notice I've gwen all concerned
III sind Estate by publication in the Free Press, three
weeks successvcly the last of which he before the
day set for hearing. c. ADAMS.
Aug. -, rs. wSw3 Jndge
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His pnLriniiS

IHAVE NO PRIVATE PURPOSES TO
ACCOMPLISH, NO PARTY PROJECTS
TO BUILD UP, NO ENEMIES TO PUN
ISII-NOTIIING TO SERVE BUT MY
COUNTRY. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
Gem. 7uy'or's riers of Cou1,itst.

The principles of our government, as well as
its true policy are opposed to the subjuga,ion OF
other nations, or the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of other
countries by conquest. In the language of
the great General, Washington, WHY
SHOULD WE QUIT OUR OWN TO
STAND on FOREIGN GROUND:"
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
The Fashion Of Our Times.

4 III. 80 OTT. FROM NEW YORK, Would
M respectfully inform tine people OF Burlington and
vicinity, that h. has leased tie premises owned and
t!rnherly occupy by y X. PAHGBoRE rs a Cabinet
Furniture Manularloiy, where he intends carrying on
the above business
Mn. ScoTr, from long experience in the principal
Cities, md having had the direction Of the work in
one Of the mos, Fashionable Shops in the Cry OF
New York for moro than vu years irels confident Of
having the ability to suit the wishes IT The PGhIic.
Orders will be- received from every description a
Furniture in every variety of STYLE embracing I'll the
latest parsinn. Gothic. and Eiaahr,hinn patterns,
Geutcniens Lbrares fitted up in any style desired,
and In n manner Of elegance hot surpassed IL i!l-
United States Common furniture made in superior
manner and sold as low as good article can lie
made
Ladies and Gentlemen are desired to Gull and cy-
anime Specimens at his Ware Room ON the EAST side
OF Catn's Line. few doors from College Street and
OPPOSITE Nichols Cabinet shop.
Burln- on, Ju.y -, =. w30'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
Cia..erS Shop! !

] WOULD respectfully inform my friends,
and the public generally Int have opened SHOP.
lea my residence on Pearl Street, Tor the purpose y,
Furnishing. Cutting and Glazing
all sizes OF plain and fancy Window Glass also Glass
Tor Sash OF Picture tramcs-hept constantly on hlnd
at Manufacturers prices.
IIERVEY BURNETT.
Burlington, Apri! 90 lSis. wi3i
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PIERCE & KELLOGG,
e:sj Esiycr.st., ErOy.

n luropr, and direct from he manufacturers large
and beautiful assortment G. Goods in their line winch
they offer on the mos, favorable TENS
fRLNcu AND ENGLisu CHINA Breakfast, dinner, tea ,
surer ad toilet sci irut and cake baskets, preserve
shells, Comroer plain white. barbcnn and gold &c
OG"AMENTED tnNA-Nnsps. candlcsticks bouquet
holdes, cologne bottles, novelties in nks,unds match
and flower pots, &c
FIowING BLUE, figured blue and Washington blue,
dinner. tea, breakfast sud toilet sets.
GLASS WARE, cut, pressed and pian--ccnre bowls
cclerles, water bottles, decanters, timhrrs wines,
champagnes, goblets, lemonadcs Je,s, dishes, lamps
&c &c.
LAMrs--Paeni solar and lard lamps su,nble for ho-
tells, churches and families, OF new nud beautiful STYLES,
from the ceiebIuteJ manuiactoFy of Cornelius 4 Co
tIRANnDLES, candcHhras brackets candlesticks-
Ornua, silver and brunzed OF new and approved pat
| rerns.
HALL LAyTrENs-Rch stained, painted and cut
some very choice and beautiful pattern.
| BRITANNIA W ARR Office pots, tea pots sugars and
! creams, and cnstors al every description
| EARTnEN NAEE OF superior styles and qualities in
| every variety Of color now in use
| Cannl Boat Glass Ware wicks and lanterns
| LEA lRAYs,in sets or separate very choice
and beautiful patterns
| GAS FIXTURES, from Cornelius & Co, at New York
and Philadelphia prices.
Troy, May ISIS D2SWl5l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25

TwiE. Currency Internal improvements, &c.
Upon the subjects of the Tariff, the Currcn-
cy, the Improvement of our great highways, ri,
vers lakes and harbors, THE WILL OF TIE
PEOPLE, as expressed through their Representa-
tires in Congress, ought to be respected and car.
ricd out by the Executive.
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
T;e,rs oribe duiy oCMe Erecui'rc.

Should such high distinction be con'oTcd uYo"
me, as that Of Iteration to The Ercctre 9Wce,
The CONSTITUTION in a strict ami honest in
t,yp4tation, AND IN THE SPIRIT AND
MODEM WHICH IT WAS ACTED UPON
BY THE EARLIER PRESIDENTS,
WOULD BE MY CHIEF GUIDE.
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
BURLINGTON FREE FRIDAY AUGUST Is 1913

VNOlIl-ACllE! Cnllcn's Ano dync,
the great remedy Tor sale hy Turo A rrcK.
hEAfNESS! Hush's Acoustic Oil for
~ the icllc and permanent cure ol Deafness.
VIZ Tor sale Nv Iuro A. prcK
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25

- THE COMMODlOuS DWELLING Housr,
E::; ! now occnpi ID by the Widow of the late
n -AwM Rory, owned by IlnSny MAYO, Esq sit
uacd near the South Wharf, with fine garden in
nourshing condition and cloi;c fruit
Apply to w. l.. STRONG.
Iulv 4 1914 d\wl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
His nrnrnL Of Uhic Principles.

After the discussion which occurred in both
Houses of Congress, growing out of the capt.
tulation of Mon'erey,-I CAN HARDLY IMAGINE
hor any one rho tcds present, and heard me
speeches on the occasion, or rcad them after Me,l
,rere published, COULD WELL MlSIAk
THE COMPLEXION OF MY POLITICS.
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
I'm the first part of the letter, from which the
above is an extract, Gen. Taylor declares HIM
self n WUIG1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
His Preference for Clay.

At the last Presidential canvass, it was well
known to all with whom mixed, Uhigs and
Democrats-tor hat no concea'ment IN the mat
ter-THAT | WAS DECIDEDLY IN FA-
VOR OF MIR. CLAl'S ELECTION. AND
WOULD NOW PREFER SEEING HIM
IN THAT OFFICE TO ANY INDIVI-
DUAL IN THE UNION.
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
Dr. Upllann's Vegetable Elcc-
fssGs,N.

-
e,sGEy.
the BEST MEDICINE ~ TIE WOMB
FOR PILES.
TT is extensively used in England, France. SEQ,
L lend. Ireland, and other European countries en-
ircy from its uncqnncd success in the United States
and for which disease, until this medicine was pro-
duced. there was no certain. speedy and pcrmanen,
rcui"dy ever discovered Ii has also found is way IN
the West Indies, Mexico and South America. where
it has, with tho same siintnry effects established o
name unequalled by any other medicine for the
CURE or PILES,
EITHER BtrrnIYG or BLIND, ISrrRvAL or ExrEE.
and Liver, such as severe and hahitua Costivences
Chronic Dyscutcry, DYSPEPSIA, Paipiaon of the
Heart, Pain in the side, Morbid 1ui Bhary Cond
lions OF the Stomach, producing Sick Headache ant
in all cases where Catha,tc or Restorative is re
CURED,
Dr. Iphdm's FegetaLie T'ociaq,y
will be found superior to any other medicine ever Of
tered to the Public
TRY 1T
For it is the production of n crlebracd physician
DIR. a pham OF New York city, and the expert
mcnts upon himself i'll an aggravated case of Piles
fifteen years standing, and combination of tie nhoy,
diseases which produce Plies that he effected u eur,
in his own case, and thus asserts, with the creates
confidence, that it is
CERTAIN AND SPEEDY REMEDY.
In all Cases, dad uRder all Circumstances.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
.lIcss,s

.ucssrs
Observation-Disclosures that you the Gen
crnl Agents Tor the sale of DR.. Ipham's Vegetable
EecuHry, Tor the OF the Piles, have deemed II
u'y duty to volunteer "A recommendation in behalf oi
.,iat nyainable medicine have breu afflicted for
many years with the Plcs and have lied various
mcdits, but with no beneficial effects Indeed, be-
rr,u to -or-i,i az, case hopeless. But, about the
inst OF September last, ! was prevailed upon by q
friend 10 make Trial OF the above named medicine
took his advice, and rejoice 10 say that am not only
relieved, but, as | believe, perfectly cured | mos,
earnestly recommend it 10 all whO may have the mis-
fortune be afflicted with that annoying and Danger
"ds d.-euse. Very respectfully, you. oh, .crv'r.
ELY MOORE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
y. EssCEH a IL EDS .

TE'IIE celebrated Innian Doctor, formerly
/ from the North Western Territory. Would res.
pcctluliy inform the citizens of Milton and adjoining
towns ha, he will be at Mr. l.. Wards Hotel. Milton,
on Tuesday the 18th lust. and every third Tuesday
throughout the ensuing season, for all those who re-
quic his services.
Burlington, August TO- 10. w6tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
MARKETS.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARCET-A uersr !:

At marker during the week as Reef Cattle, 80
Stores. $500 Sheep aud Lambs, 100 Swine.
Prices Beef Ca,tir--\ tcw very extra 81; Isl,
quality ST 5oa 6.15 ~ do 9 SO 625 81 81 30
Store Cattle--3 year old Steers per pair $40 To
according 10 quality ycnrng llcers - n 10 year
old lleilcrs S3 Is. according to qualiIy.
Shecr--Old, 81 30, 800, 80, 800. Lambs 81 90
40. 100. > 30
Swine at wholesale 4 &c; Sptidg Pigs SIC old
at Hogs a Il.