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TIE mes,iou !. now settled with regard to the ren
value and practical efficiency OF the PEC1ORHL
SYPUP. in removing COUGHS and oil other dis
eases and distractions of the PULMONARY ORGANS
of COMPLAINS. can be attested by hundreds In this
town who have used it with the hapPiest results;
some OF whose names have already appeared IN this
paper, and more of them will be seen vefy soon -
There is no longer any doubt about 1.-THE fact 70
certain, that -
DIR. FORD,s PICTORIAL sYRUfA
s the greatest remedy of the age it Is Just tht thing
that has long been hoped for and sought for but
found till now viz: medicine that should be pleas.
ant 10 take-quickiy eGcdci0us when taken safe in
its operation and that should require nothing alter
wards in the shape of physic, or other medicine to
carry it ont of the system.
1t should be particularly observed by the reader,
that this SYRUP is not remedy tor diseases OF oil
parts of the body, but only for the CHEST and
LUNGS, and for
NOTHING ELsEt
But for all PULMONARY DIEFICUL7IES or
cept the most advanced stages of CONSUMPTION
it is an lnFAIIBLE REMEDY. Even in the early stages
of this malady, il has rescued many In their down.
ward progress and restored them TO health, and "a
the active business md enjoyments OF life. Try IL
then, il you have COUGH, and you will not be dis
appointed.
Rome, March 10, 1s45.
DR. FooRD-Dcar Sir II very cheerfully give my
certificate for your Pectoral Syrup, through YOU
Agents in Rome, Messrs. Dudley g. Peck. My vile
has been troubled with severe cough for some years
and in the meantime has tried various medicines o
repute Last fall her cough increased and felt yer,
much alarmed about her. ! was induced to try YOU
Syrup, and am happy to say, that two bottles en-
tirey cured her cough, and improved her genera
health would recommend it to oil as medicine o
great worth.
HORACE N. BILL,
Pub. and Print. Of Roman Citizen.
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THE CHRISTIANITY OF WAR.

We have received Tract of l6 pages, issued
by the Yearly Meeting of Friends in New York,
entitled Considerations respecting the Lawful
ness of War under the Gospel Dispensation
addressed to Teachers and Professors of Chris
tianity." Its length precludes our publishing it
entire in the Free Press, which we should 9TH
erwise be glad to do. 1t presents, with much
force and cogency of reasoning, the unchristian
character, tendencies and results of War; and
deserves wide circulation and attentive perusal,
both on account of the sincere, upright and con-
sistent anti-war source from which it emanates,
and the business and perspicuity of the views it
presents. We copy its concluding paragraphs
We have ventured especially TO request the atten-
ton of those who have assumed the responsible station
of ministers and teachers OF the Christian religion, Ia
this subject because whatever affects the character Of
this religion, opposes its progress IN the world
seems peculiarly TO claim their notice. And we would
suggest that the fact OF our country being at the pres
ent time engaged in war, furnishes strong reason oi
entering into a careful examination of the evidence
respecting the awianess OF war under the Gospel dis
pensaton.
| May we venture to ask whether those pacific prin-
cipes by which the Church IN the apostolic age-and
indeed during the first and greater part of the second
centuries was remarkably distinguished, are incul
| Gated by the Christian teachers of the present day
with that clearness and fulncss, to which they are
Justly entitled
| Even those who do not fully unite with us in the
belief that war is unreseryedly prohibited by the
Christian religion" admit that, besides the mis-
ery and suffering it produces highly demorazins
and that it emlncniy tends reiard the progress
vital religion among men and II so, the glorious
theme Of" peace on earth" should not fail to find de
voted advocates in all who are sincerely seeking t,
promote the presen, and eternal welfare Of their fellow
men,
| We are aware that when the public mind is strongly
excited, il may require great moral courage, and
deep and abiding OF duty to enable the pastor
stand firmly at his post and advocate the noble caus,
of peace But these occasions when, by reason o
the position he occupies, his intercourse viii
The peope and the influence he upon their feel
inps. he may-by restraining, or by giving right d
recton to the popular impulse become instrumental
in Fastening the day when righteousness shall cove
the earth as the waters cover the sea.
In conclusion, we would ask attention to one view
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For sale or Rent .
PIERCE & KELLOGG,
.e:SJ RiVer.st., Troy,

4 RE RECEIVING BY LATE ARRIVALS FROM
II Europe and direct from the manufacturers, large
and beautiful assortment of Goods in their line which
they offer the most favorable terms.
French AND ENGLISH CuINA-Breaktast dinner, tea,
supper and toilet sets fruit and cake baskets
shells, Compotier, plain white barbean and gold, &c.
ORNAMENTED CIINA-Vnses, candlesticks bouquet
holders cologne bottles, novelties in inkstands, match
and flower pots, &c.
FLOWING Blue figured blue and Washington blue,
in dinner tea, breakfast snd toilet sets
GLASS WARE, cut, pressed and pair-centre bowls,
celeries, water bottles, decanters, tumblers, wines
champagnes, gobets, emonudes, jelles dishes, lamps
&c. &c.
LAMPs--Paten solar and lard lamps suitable for ho-
tells churches and families of new and beautiful styles
| from the celebrated mandatory of Cornelius & Co.
GIRANpoLEs, candelabras, brackets, candesticks--
Ornula silver and bronzed, of new aud approved pat
rerns.
! HALL LANrERys-Rich stained, painted and cut
some very choice and beautiful patterns.
| BRITANNIA WARE-Coiee pots tea pots, sugars and
creams and casters OF every descriptions.
EARTuEN WARE of superior styles and qualities, in
every variety of color now in use.
| Canal Boat Glass Ware, wicks and lanterns.
TEA TRAYS, in sets or separate-some very choice
and beautiful patterns.
GAS FIXTURES, from Cornelius & Co, at New York
| and Philadelphia prices.
Troy MAY |, 1878. D2SW45tt
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BURINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, MAY IL, ls4s

OF the subject of war, which commcnds itself with nw-
ul soemny to the consideration of all, and with pc
culiar force TO those we now addressing We re-
fer to the ultimote-to the unseen consequences Of
war-o the final state Of the myrads of spirits dis
embodied, il is greatly TO be feared while Under the
influence OF the most ferocious passions and sent I'M
ca!ieu, INTO the world OF righteous retributior -
IN" reflection is awful ndeed-and must, We would
ian hope, command the most serious attention and
by producing firm conviction Of the utter ncompati-
biy Of war with the meek, forgving, and pcaceable
spirit OF the Gospel lead to increased and earnest ef-
forts to eradicate from the earth this scourge to the
family of man.
If then, the fruits of war be anguish unspeakable
and bitterness in the latter end--how strong-how
powerful is the claim upon efforts to oppose it, and
restore the Church to the state Of purity in which il
stood in the primitive period Of its existence
u, May the Lord in his mercy hasten the day when
tl,ls shall be effected when nation shall no longer
hit up sword against nation urd the people shall learn
war no more but the kingdoms OF this world shal
become the Kingdoms OF the Lord, and OF his Christ
Signed on behalf and by direction Of Meeting o
the Representatives Of the Religious Society o
Friends, Of the Yearly Meeting Of New York
held in the City of New York, tile 4th Of FRS
month, 1913. RICHARD CARPENTER, Clerk.
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HORACE N. BILL,
Pub. and Print. Of Roman Citizen.


From Rev. ZecIiariah Paddock d. d.
Dear Sir Having used, personally, and in my ia;
my, two three bottles Of your Pectoral Syrup, 1
feel myself authorized, indeed, bound in duty to speak
in high terms of the article For hoarseness, which
with me, public speaker has been most ormida-
bic difficulty, have never found anything like it,
In diseases of the Lungs and other parts OF the vocal
organs its effects most grateful and salutary. lts
remarkable palatableness-beng very little more of.
tensve than pure honey, consider one Of its smallest
recommendations. In word, am persuaded that
its virtues and its conveniences known to the
public, il would have an extensive sale.
Very respectfully, 2. PADDOCK.
For sale by THEODORE A. PECK,
45w2m Wholesale Druggist
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Q " The democrats of the Third District in this
State, have selected Hon GILES HARRINGTON
OF Alburgh, as n delegate to the national democratic
convention, and SOLOMON W. JEwErT, Esq Of Wey-
bridge substitute.--North Star.
And these Democrats of the Third District
REFUSED to pass resolutions, that were INTRODUCED
by one of their number, declaratory of their op
position to the extension of Slavery over Terri
tory of this Union now Free. What think you
of that, Mr.. Star!
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New Goods.

nANIEL KERN has Just returned from market
- with n new and rich assortment of Staple anC
Fancy Dry Goods Groceries, &c. which he is now
ready TO offer tor cash cheap Us can be bought III
this market.
Burlington May ], 1913. d25w4
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Cheshic Rail Road.
- - z ESs57s;z ~! ~: 49, 49,

IN and after October 18th, Trains will run over this
~ Road as follows -
Passenger Trains will he run TO Winchenden in
connection with the Filcliburg Trains, which leave
Charlestown nj 7 A. NJ aua P. NJ
From Winchendon at 9 IS A. VI. and 3 10 p NJ:
connecting will the second and the last Fitchburg
trains to Boston.
Stages from Western and Northern New Hamp-
shire, and the State Of Vermont, will deliver and re.
ceivc passengers at Winclendon in connection with
all the above Trains
Freight Train will be run daily ench way in con.
necon with the usual Fitchburg Freight Trains
October 2s, 1917 i9,i
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PROFESSOR OF DiSedScS OF W omen.
Sixth Edition. 1smo. PIP. $50. Price 81.
$4,000 COPIES SOLD IN THREE MONTHS
Years Of suffering, Of physical and mental anguish
to many afiectionate wife, and pecuniary diulties
to the husband, might have been spared by timely
possession Of this work.
1t is intended especially for the married. or those
contemplating marriage, ms il discoses important
crets which should be known to them particularly.
Truly, knowledge is power. 1t is health, happiness
affluence.
The revelations contained in its pages have proved
blessing to thousands, the innumerable letters re.
ceived by the author will attest.
Here, also, every female discover the causes
symptoms, and tine efficient REMEDIES and most
certain mode OF cure, in every complaint to which her
sex is subject
On the recep. Of One Dollar, the Married Wo-
mans Private Medical Companion" will be sent
,mdiled free to any part Of the United States All
letters must be addressed, postpaid to DR.. A. NJ
Maurceau, Box 1924, New York City. Publishing
Office, 1919 Liberty street, New York.
eSy' Travelling Agents are informed that few
districts in Massachusetts,, aud two other Ehs,erl
States, are yet unengagcd. Applications received
st-pad) as above. Alma
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Lumber Yard.

4 MI, MIMI q CV' OIICT fUf SuIt, Ut
u their place on Pearl Street, nearly every descrip-
ton OF seasoned LUMBER, On the opening OF
Navigation, they will have for sale large supply
of SHINGLES and intend to keep on hand TO supply
the community during the season, all kinds Of market
able Lumber. 40tf
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Cloth and Domestic Room.

GOLD PENS from two 10 four Dollars,
~ Levi Browns Premium Diamond Pointed Albert
England. The Magnum Bonum. The Peoples Pen,
The Victoria Pen and Congress Pens at,
Oct. ~ w. RANpAL1s
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The Steamer
s A r A N AC,
r. Wv n f,tIAr,Ng
New Firm and New Goods I!
Great fsptctMENts 70 PURCHASE At
THE LADIES EXCHANGE,
R. ". WILCOX & J. W. NASH.


HAVING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES FOR
ii mercantile purposes under the ranie and firm Of
WILCOX & NASH would respectfully invite the citi-
zens OF Burlington mid vicinity % examination Of
their stock Of Dry Goods a! the New Store next door
to Briiismad & Brothers, Church street. We do
not think it necessary in gorgeous colors and with
empty pus, 70 hold forth long catalogue Of useless
bo'bast suffice il TO say, that We would invite all,
goods and prices for themselves. Our Stock has been
purchased principally for cash. at favorable time.
within the last fifteen days in the great
cin marts, New York and Boston. With great care;
and with a fixed determination to please CUSTOM
with the best Of goods latest styles and lowest
prices.
Our Stock in par, consists Of
Sls1 yards tarlson srghams, from u l-2 TO Is ctT
i iiss do muslin 81 and F. French Do 90 Is Us
Linen for travelling dresses.
| Plain and figured mouslin-de. lanes, cheap.
Silk dress goods. beautiful styles.
| Black erode Rhine, all widths
Nlusins and bereges, rich and desirable.
ShawlsLRicf brocha, cashmere, thibet. de-lainei
and stradilla.
White Goods-swiss, null, book, dotted and PLAIN
| muslin for dresses.
yacone,s, from 70 I 2 to IS cts:
| Ladies collars, and under hfndkefcllicfs.
Mourning Observation-Disclosures, alpacus, ftiuslinj
Linen cambria handkerchief Cd to g.
| Housekeeping Goods-Counicrpanes, sfeeting fur
niture dmity, damask table cloths, embossed table
spreads, napkins and doillies, Russia and birdseys
diaper, tckings, towelihS, crash, &C, &c.
| Cloth and Domestic Room.
French, English and American cloths, tassmeres.
sacts tweeds and summer Stripe FIR mems and boys
wear at prices never before heard Of Gentlemen will
save money by examining our stock Of cloths before
making their Purchases.
P. s. Irish linen Of every quality, brown and
| Burlington, April IL. 1878
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WHITE & RED CLOVER SEED FOR SALE
W at the Agricultural Warehouse.
J. S PIERCE.
Burlington, Match IS, lsas. IS
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CORBETTs sARSAPARTLLA.


" FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
"Mes,rs Edwafd Brinley Il Co--Gentcmen. With
bottle of Corbetts Compound Extract of Sarsopa.
riu' received copy Of his Formula for preparing it.
From testing the Syrup, the fact of the existence in it
of the active substances named was ascertaned and
the general good qualities OF the Preparation Inferred
The Formula exhibits the union OF some Of the best
of OUR native medicinal Roots and Plants, with sub.
of the HIGHEST repute as remedial agents and
does NOT contain any metallic compound For the
cures in which the medicinal virtues OF Sarsnparlla are
sought his Preparation should have preference, in
conse quence Of the care and skill in compromising it
Respectfully, AUG. A. HAyEs, M. D;
March l6, is4S State AsSayer."
From MARY M. NEsMrTH rife Of the Hon. George "
Nes,nith, President of the Northern Railroad
"This may certify that was afflicted with Rheun
for that fifteen years, prior to lS47 tired dit
tereit rrrredies WITHOUT permanent relief In the
spring Of the year lS4T, was induced to test the eff
cacy Of DR.. Corbett's Compound Syrup OF Sarsapa
| ra.' During the space OF three months used abou
quart Of this medicine. find myself fully relieve,
from said disease and can therefore cheerully recon-
mend to others who may BE- afflicted in like name
to try this cheap and valuable Medicine.
| MARY NJ. NEsMITH."
None genuine but with DR.. Corbeus signature, an
for sale by the Projectors.
| EDWARD BR1NLEY g. CO. Boston
| AMOS G.. SPEAR, sole agent for Burlington.
| Burlington, April 9Th, 1S46. 4lm3is
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Estate of Samuel Rice.
NIE, the Subscribers having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the Di.trc, q
Chttcndcn, Commissioners TO receive examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF all persons against
the estate of Samuel Rice late OF Westiort in said
district deceased represented insolvent, and also all
claim. and demands exhibited in offset thereto, and
six month"; from the day OF the date hereof being nj
lowed by said court Tor tina, purpose do therefore
hereby give notice that We viii attend the bttness
81 appointment at the dwelling OF Martin Z. Rice,
IN Westiari in said district on the last "Wednesday OF
May and the last "Wednesday of July mext at 10
O'Clock, A. VI. on each day. Dated this l1th day OF
April A. ID. 1878 JACOB Il. DRFRT'
44w3' J. H. WOODWARD
Commissioners
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lust RECEIVED FROM THE UNITED STATES
. PATENT OfEIcE variety Of Foreign Garden Seeds
Grains, &c, These Seeds, forwarded by the Hon.
County Agricultural Society. will be distributed as fai
as they win 20 among members Of The Society on ap.
plica,ion made within week from this notice.
Apply at the Store OF J. 8. PEIRcE
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
April %. r. c. THOS HOPKINS. Soy
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(tOMBS, IVORY, BUFFALO & HORN.
" A large assortment at THEo. A. PEck.
April 5h 1913. 4ly1
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CEED OATS FOR SALE At THE BUR-
y. lingIon Agricultural Ware House, ~.
April 90 PIERCE, DAVEY 4 co.
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DERFUMES, INCEST AND ORDINARY AIRS
L tice at reduced prices by THEo. A. PEEK.
April 9Th, 1913. 4lyl
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ERESH SODA CRACKERS, Maccaroni,
Il Vemcili, Ground Rice, Pearl Barley. and Tapi-
ocn. April 20, 1913. A. $. DEWEY.
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The Compound Chemical
OIL SOAP.

Cabbdges, dc. DC. fc.
PERMANENTLY ERADICAT'ED.
THIS PREPARATION HAS DECIDED ADvAN-
L tages over any other hitherto brought into use as
/, not only destroys all the vermn parasitic upon veg
eables but also contributes to the fertility and cleu-
ness Of the plants, banks and root, Of the trees.
II may be considered nfallible in its applications
and on account Of its cheapness, very accessible t
any extent to Hortlcultdrsts, Agricuurs,s, Farmers
and Planters
Directions f1f Use.--A tcncup full dissolved in
one gallon and pint Of rain water is OF sufficient
strength to sprinkle over the plonts ard sfrubbcry,
morning md evening, until all insects have disap-
peared. Peach and other trees may be moistened by
means Of large syringe, and at the same time the
bark of the trees may be sponged with the liquid.
Prepared by DR.. LEWIS FeucHrwANcER, No. 2, Wall
Street, N. Y, and for sale at Apothecaries Hall.
GEO. l.. HARRINGTON,
Corner Church md College SIS. Pr0prietOr
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- Bonpet BLEACHING l. Pressing ~

Mrs. tANGWORTHY having received the
lVl latest Spring Fashions, for Tuscan and Straw
Bqnnets, is ready 10 receive any order in that line.
Hastings e. Co.. she hopes TO give entire satisfaction.
A liberal discount 70 Milliners.
April 20, lS4S 43w3
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Frosts Grammar. Bossvets French Phrase Book
Noyes's Penmanshp. Parey's Arithmetic
Blair's Outlines Of History, brought down to the
present time. Tile Child's Botany
School Committees, Teachers &c, DESTROYS of es.
aiming any Of the above, will be supplied without
charge.
In addition the above, always for sale at satisfae.
tory prices complete assortment Of School, Music
and Misceaneo dBooks, Stationary, &c. 45w6
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CEED WHEAT FOR SALE AT THE AG-
~ riculturul Ware House.
PIERCE, DAVEY 4 co.
Rirnuton nril %
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INN, Brass, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
Il Ware, Of oil descriptions, for sale the Buring
ton agricultural WAREHOUSE very cheap for cash.
PIERCE, DAFEY \ CO.
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Austrian AmDaSSdu0r. lie PrnCe ana lTln-
cess have assumed the name Of NJ. and Mad
anne MittegWT. They are to preserve their in.
cognito, and 10 take a residence at Richmond
and Brighton.
We perceive no account of disturbances in
England since the Chartist demonstration. The
European Times has the following from Scot
land -
We regret to state that intelligence has reached us
of the regular organization OF the Chartst forces i'll
Scotland. A public meeting had been held at Aber.
deem for the purpose of electng delegate to the Ma
sional Convention, aud measures were adopted ior
the enroument Of volunteers After the public
ting, about 1000 persons adjourned to the Union hall
Five hundred members were enrolled as a" National
Guard :" and after some correspondence with Biz
mingham, respecting the supply OF arms, had been
read it was resolved that gun and bayone should
he ordered for each member forthwith.
IRELAND.
The Grand Jury at Dublin, on the 9Th
brought in bills of indictment against Messrs
Mitchell, O'Brien, and Meagher, charging them
with "seditious practices tending to the distur
bance of the public peace" The correspondent,
of the London Morning Chronicle, who is very
hostile TO the Irish, has the following:
DouBLIx, April i9.-The plea of not guilty
and the general issue, filed yesterday on behalf
of Mr. Smith O'Bricn, clears away al obstacles
that might otherwise prevent a trial during the
sittings after the present term. 1t is understood
that similar pleas will be- ifthey are not already
6led bv Mr.. Mitchell and Mr. Meagher.
Mr. Robert Holmes, distinguished membe
oftbe Irish bar, is to act as counsel in behalf o.
The three traversers, to assist them on any lega
points that may arise during the trials; Ih'
trayersers, in other respects, are to defend them
selves, and each of them will avail himself
the privilege of addressing the Jury.
A yery extraordinary meeting took place il
Templederry, on Sunday last. Father Kenyon
tho n. r;sb nr;est WAS the great lion on the oc
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AUSTRIA

The Vienna Gazette publishes an Imperial
decree, dated the It'll of April, ordering that,
from the lst of January next, all duties and
tithes in kind are to be abolished throughout the
monarchy. and money payment to be made in
stead, the amount of which is to be regulated
bv l,yu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-15
Our Stutgard correspondence.

STUreARD, Sept. Is, 1913.
the Arm'st'ce W'th Denmark Ratified by the Par
hdmsnt-Ereesses-Ercitement in Schwabcn--
Opening of the Staemaeversan,n,iung, &c.
The question Of peace or war is at last decided.
The intense excitement Is, in one respect, alayed
by the action of Parliament, and in another IT Is
ten-iod increased. The armstice Is ratified rat
flied by the National Convention of the cenfedera-
ted States-by the sovereign representatives of
sovereign People-a treaty made. dictated, negoti-
ated, and concluded by the KING OF Prussia
The anagonlstica parties to the convention,
were long and hard at work, and every nerve was
strained to gain the victory. A great number of
members were absent from Frankfort, at the time
the postponemcnt of the amistice was resolved