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lnuana wouiu renew me moton for can OF tue noose
Mr. SMITH acceded the terms, and then said he should
be entirely satisfied 10 have this bill referred to the Committee
Of the Whole the Of the Union he thought any
good would result from giving it that direction Bot he was
thoroughly convinced that the reference Of that bill to the
Committee Of the Whole the state Of the Union would but
proact this session Of Congress- without producing any be-
neicia results whatever He willing to that he
opposed TO this bill, decidedly and uncompromisingly
He willing settle the vexed question of slavery in the
Territories any fair and unobeconabe grounds bot he
utterly and entirely denied that this bill held out any promise
the law of the land far from sctng the agitation which
prevails through the country, and calming the troubled wa
er will only add 10 the existing sga'on and increase the
difficulties Ivy which il il surrounded Was there ever
compromise heard Of Ia which peoples rights and interests
direct anlpodes of each other Yet such the
promise of this bill is Southern advocates conended that
would be the Of extending slavery that territory
in which slavery did exist and If that its charac
ter, be should give il his sanction.
Ask Of ts Southern Senatorial advocates why they
supported the passage Of this b and they replied that,
der its operations they would be entitled TO carry their slaves
to this territory Ask what the grounds which those
from the Norh gave their support and they were told on
the contrary that slavery would be excluded Was there
then, any compromise in that None. II was only in
creasing the difficulties and sgaon, which must exist, with
prospect OF settlement He did not desire 70 see Con-
grcss adjourn without aodns those Territories some appro-
pirate government He asked the House this morning for
leave 10 report bills provide government for each OF these
Territories but gentlemen on the other side OF the House OBJ
ccied IL He hod such bills drawn up to provide
rcrial governments for California and New Mexico They
had already bill before them establish territorial gov
eminent for Oregon.
Nj. CATHCARr said he wthdre~ his objection.
Mr. SMITH. The gentleman withdrew bis objection.
WE'LL be hoped hereafter that he should have opportunity
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-28
TO Breeders Of Horses.
TNUE THOROJrCH BRCD HORSE. Sir HEN

will stand this ending in Sept at the stable
Of : Ward Milton Tas,Nt His rich pedigree, cmbra
cling it does within the fourth degree such horses as
Henry, Sir Archy, imp Messenger and Eng Eclipse,
his acknowledged superiority OF form and remarkable
power OF transmitting its prominent points, his ii III
reputation in New ork where many OF his colts are
now kept stock horses. and where he three times
received the first premium of the New York State
Agricultural Society, first when colt, at Albany, in
1888, again at Pougkccpse, in 1911 and gain.
htyhrec competitors after eleven years o. service in
the stud OF EDWARD l.oNG, Esq. OF Cambridge, n. Y,
and after his stock had become thoroughly known
throughout the State. at Auburn, III Is TO- and finally
his stock. some OF which we have made arrangements
10 have in our pasture Tor the inspection Of those
who may wish to decide from their own observation,
in saying that he is of the best horses
ever introduced into the State. If the assurances OF
competent Judges may be relied on he is the best horse,
rs grer OF fast, enduring and bold gong roadstes,
now offered to the breeders OF Vermont Such be-
evc him to be- He received the first premium OF the
Chiitendcn County Agrcultura Society held at Bur
Tor the first time in the State OF which the first
premium was awarded. The Committee remark, in
their report, -" the Improvement in sucking colts is
worthy ei notice
SIN HENRY will stand at $40 the season. Insurance
utseed on. Insurance will be claimed mares dis
posed of before the time OF iuning. Good p1sturage
will he provided for mares from distance but the
proprieors will be responsible for accidents
Caprs. IltiIS SANDERSON ~ co.
Georgia, March -. isis. i0n.
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HOR ACE n. BILL,
Pub. and Print. of Roman Citizen.
rom Rev. Zecharinh Paddock. ID. d.

From Rev. Iccharnh Paddock. ID d.
Dear Sir :liHving used. personally, and in my IA
my, two or three bottles OF your Pectoial Syrup
feel myself authorized indeed hound in duty, to speak
in high terms of the article For hoarseness, which
with me, ms public speaker. has been most formula
Bile difficulty, have never found anything like it,.
In diseases % the Lungs, and other parts OF the vocal
organs its effects most grateful and saluary It's
remarkable paatablencss-being very little more Of
tensve than pure honey consider OF lis smallest
recommendations. In word, am persuaded tina,
were its virtues and its convcnicnces known to the
public, il would have an extensive sale
Very respectfully. u PADDOCK.
For saleby THEODORE a. PECK,
i5w2m Wholesale Druggist
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INNALC ABLE
FAMILY COMPANION

S'lX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure Of
- Consumption, Asthma. Diseases OF the Heart and
all Female Diseases, 23i pages ~ engIa'lnss'
age IL cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, 81. Mail
to any part 30 cts postage. lnhaling Tubes, Silver,
50 hy mail, letter postage. Abdominal Supporters,
perfect So to $40, Tor all Rupmrcs, Failing OF the
Bowels and Womb and Weak Back and Chest sent
~ express everywhere. For Braces or supporters,
Rupture Supporters, give height from head to foot
and circumference OF person next the surface, Just
above the hips II Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted Tor the sale ct the above goods, Ad-
dress DR.. s. 5. FITCH, 7O7 Broadway, New York
post paid.
March 10, 1918. 31y1
TnEo. a. PIoK Apohccary and dealer in Surgi-
cal Instruments, Agent for Burlington and vicinity.
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Curious case of Consumption.

There scarcely day hut there number of Cas"s
of Consumption reported cured by the of Dr. Towneads
Sarsapnrila The following recently received.
DR TowSsrSp-Dnar Sir: For the last three have
afflicted with General Debility and Nervous Consumption of tho
and did health all After
through, of medicine under the of tho
distinguished regular physicians and members of the Board
of Health New York and ecv here and spending the Of
in attempting my health and after reading in
S1rapnrla rco, ed it, After using
bottles found II done great good aud called to
Office. With advice. kept and do heartily
thank avcc. pcrseyerr in taking the Sarsnpuril
and have been able attend usual aors for the last four
hope by the bciu, of God and Snrslpnrila
health 1t helped beyond tue expectations Of
all that knew my case.
CHARLES QUlMBY.
orange EsseI Co, v j. ing. . 1871.
State % Now Jersey Essex Co,
being duly according 10 Law, his
Uccordn. to tn
best ofhI. knowledge and belief
CHARLES Quincy
tho ID August
1917. CYRUS BALDWIN,
OF he Peace.
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CERTIFICATE.

This is to Certify, That have purchased and put in
use one OF Messrs, ". & d DOUGLAS Improved liY-
DRAuLlC RAMS, on my Farm, and am periecly
satisfied and well pleased with the operation OF the
article, and would recommend Its use. to all who
are DESTROYS OF raising from my spring other
running stream on or about their premiees The
spring to which have applied the Ram, is fifty rods
the point whele discharge the water in my dwelling.
The size o the dive pipe applied 10 my Ram, is one
and quarter inch calbre forty feet long and has
TALL IN running from spring TO Ram, OF ten ifct,--
The discharge pipe deadng from Ram to house, ia
hall an inch caibre aud fifty rods in length, and runs
up an elevation Of IS feet and the water discharges
from the same in my house, perfectly steady and
handsome stream, without any interruption Whatever
And would invite oil who wish to become acqnaIn-
ted with this new and truly useful invention TO call al
my house. N Durham, and witness It's operations
Durham, c. Sept 2hlh. SAMUEL G. TIBRALS
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CORBETTs sARSAPARILLA READ THE

L
~ FOLLOWING tERTIFC ArES
Mes Is Edward BrInley * Co-Geniemen With
bottle of Corbett's Compound Exmc, of Sarsapa.
rla received copy Of his Formula for preparing it,
From testing the syrup the fact OF the existence in il
oi the active substances named was asccrtalned 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
stances OF the HIGHEST reputr remedial agents and
does NOT contain any metallic compound. For the
cares in which the medicinal virtues OF Sarsapara are
sought, ms Preparation should have preference in
consequence OF the care and skill in compromising it,
Respectfully, ARG. A. HAYES, VI D.
March l6 1913. tat Issiy,r"
from MARY VI. NrSNITH rife oftle Hon George ".
Nesmith President OF the Northern RailrOddl
This may certify that was afflicted with Rheum
Tor more than fifteen years prior 10 1917 tried dit
crent remedies without permanent reiei In the
spring OF the year ls7, was induced TO ties, the eff
cacy OF DR. Corbetts Compound Syrup of SaIsapa-
Mia during the space OF three months used about
quart OF tins medicine. find myself fully relieved
from said disease, aud therefore cheeriully recon
mend To others who may be afflicted in like manner
TO try thus cheap and valuable Medicine,
MARY VI NESNITu"
None genuine but with DR. Corbett's signature, and
for sale by the PropretoIs
EDWARD BRINLEY & co Boston.
Amos {. SrEAR, sole agent Tor Burlington
Burlington, Apfl 9th, ISIS. limbs
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L. ABRAM
DYSPEPSIA.

No fluid medicine has discovered which nearIv
resembles the gastric juice saliva deoomposng and
strcnsth"nins the Of digestion this
para posve every of pcpsa
Chroaic.
BNNs DEPARTMENT. dlb0pr NGp TO- lsi5
Dr.. TowNsrNpn,ar sir I have afflicted for several
years win Dyspepsia it. attended
stomach los of appetite heartburn
10 all kinds OF food and for weeks Nhat could haNs
been unable to retain hut small portion my stomach
cd tho usual remedies In, they had bat tle effect
moving The tomf1ut Wa induced months TO
Try Your Extract of Slapara and with little conf
dcncc hut amer using nearly bottles found appetite re-
stored audi would recommend 10 those who
have been afflicted as ! have been, hours, Sc 1900 -
". VAN ZANpT
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Lost her speech.

tell simple and truthful story Of suffer.
There thousands Of similar this
Brooklyn yet Thousands. parents let then
children dc of being humbu.y fv hh
hu-s
Rroollyn Sept n 1871
Or TowSsEND-I take pleasure stating the benefit u
those whom that lnughirr
months o afflicted with General Debility and los Of
She by family rhyir1u hat
f. tiwit ly was recommended by erdo Saalnra
Before having used bottle she recovered speech
enahod walk alone" Of all acqualns
ell with the She quito H. and
ter health than she hls been for eighteen mn.ls
JOSEPH rAlfOR
NO.l.,f, Brulhlrl
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New Tin ShOp.

Sheet Iron, Brass and Copper Ware House
''HE Subscribers have opened Shop il
L Church Street opposite Chlltenden Co. House
Tor the purpose OF Manufacturing and Offering or Sal,
every article that may be wanted in the above line
which viii be made to order Peddlars and Ner
chants will be supplied on as reasonable terms ms !,
any other shop in The country
JAMES \ SliEDD 4 co
huihoS'ohs way ISIS, Swly
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l5i caddles OF various qualities Also, 30 900
Packages Tobacco. comprising various brands and
gnallesi Pipes and Segnrs; Maccoboy and Scotch
yann Coffee, crushed Loaf and Powdered Sugars !;
New Orleans, Porto Rico, Nucvcias, St Crox Trim.
IRa as ana Snba Molasses; Hal Boxes, Box and keg
an "7I u.s. p domingo, Cuba, Rio, Lagura Sumatra
To-" '"'1 Notr Pimento Pepper, Ginger, Nulmegs,
anJ Mustard Cassia, Fancy aud Bar Soap Sperm
a a You'd You'd andes, Winter and Summer Oils, Mack
a' ' Ill shad Herring, Picked and Dry Cod
we PCT 'oI safe hi the very lowest market prices and
TO which We invite the attention of the co,n,rv mcr.
cNni'i n ,u..,.,C CLARK, FISK & co.
~ D. h'oe'"i advances made upon onsgnment
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TsN1REE farms Cor sale. two of them in
/ the town Of Milton situated near the village u,
Milton Fails One Of them contains - acres ct land
with good Fruit Orchard, House Barn, aid ont butt
dlngs, the other about 30 Hcres, with good Orchard
House Barn, md out buildings Also one lying in
the Town Of Wcsrlurd containing 10 acr3s house
barn and out buildings with orchard good terms given
for payment, for further Information Apply To the
subscriber ~ Milton.
M.ltnn. Mnv 10. ~ Mi.m2 ETHAN AUSTIN.
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BOStWick Il EVarts
Isaac Warner

HAS on hand full assortment Of Wet
aud dry Groceries, among which are Sugars
lens Coffee, Chocolate, Spices Molnsses, Goldfish an,
salmon Cogc Brandy Holland Gin, s. Crois Rum
low priced DO aud New Rum, lie will warrant hi,
spn's to be better aud cheaper than those hawke
anon' me country by New York and Troy pedders
w mas nas also few hbls trtt tate Fork
burlington, June ~ Is ": tvs
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Chcshie Rail Road.
ssz.: SS;ss.: sz55 q =, {

.EtcJsS-. - g 94cEsS.
ON and after October 18Th Trains will run over this
~ Rond as follows
Passenger Trains viii be run 10 Winchenden in
connection with the Fitchburg Trims which leave
Charlesiown at A. VI. ana | Z. NJ
From Wnchendon M . IS A. VI. and 40 ?. NJ,
connecting witt the second and the last Fltchburg
trains to Boston
Stages from Western and Nor1crn New Hamp-
shire and the State OF Vermont, will deliver and re
ceive PASSENGERS nj Winchendon in connection with
all the above Trains
Freight Train will be run daily each way in con.
nsciion with thu usual Tnohhurg Freight Trains.
7 u. EDWARDS, President.
Ootcbei -, 1877 i?'i
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EIIlsllspcr Ward.

NRAY. MEAD & co. offer for sale, q,
VI their pace on Pcar Street, ueariy every dcscrp-
ton OF seasoned LUMBER. On the opening o
Navigation. they wa have Tor sale large supply
OF SHINGLES, and intend 10 keep OH hand. 10 supply
the community du!ia, c season, all kinds OF innrct
able Lumber. 4Ut
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D.M.VARNEY
White Smith. Cutler 4 Gun Smith

II RESPECTFULLY announces to the inhabitants
~ OF Burlington and vicinity, that he has returned
TO tins place and ngain commenced business al the
old stand, on C"l!,ge ST. formerly occupied by him
where strictly applying himself business and doing
work when promised he hopes 10 secure portion Of
the patronage he has formerly had
June IL 1873 VIE
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LADY SAVED

The following Il very respectable Farmer residing
llemptcad:
On TowNsrNp-Dcar Ny wifr has suffering
from the Dyspepsia aud general OF the SYSTEM
that supposed die. The PHI, could
died hrl doubt
Sarsapala II has saved her life
almost entirely relieved aud IS gaining strength health
She still continues the of it,
Your, respectfully,
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JAMES CUMMINGS.
To the Ladies,

Or Towns"nd Siraparils the Ladies
Ue'r them Of great amount Of ,uinE and fine
prNi"n aud huo! pit. Mrs Parker ls kindly the
following;
South R-o0ipn, iIc u. l-i7.
Dr.. TowNsrSnSir; u gives pleasure TESTIFY tho
hrnehci effects have experienced from the
r VI, very much reduced by and
raj debility and with female complaints read your
advertisement and induced the effect remedy
restored better of health than hal cno'cl lor
several previous taking IT, AMI 10 chccrfy
commend IT valuable medicine all affected
been. MRS. FARMER,
Ia 81 Swh Brook n
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DALDEY'S
NJ AGICAL PAIN EXTR 4 CT 0 r

w Ill, within five minutes from its application, re-
w move the pain from the scveiesl Burns, Scalds,
Histeis. Hurts, lambs Cuts, ana Will ccrtuiuy cure
Gout Piles, Inilammaiov Rheumatisn Sores or
Sweiiugs or anything that i niiJmed, such ms Fell
Ions, Runround,, sc. In cases OF Burns itappied
Immediately, it will preserve life matter how
may he the Injury, unless a vital he burned 1t will
heal Burns or Wounds, Ulcers ct any kind. without
scar. 1t neutrallzcs and destroys poison from plants,
applied, prevent MorfifcdtiOn and in old wounds,
when modification has commenced, i, will arrest the
disease and cure the wounds, when flesh has al
ready dropped away, and will restore the part to its
uatuinl state v hen the bowels painful, II viii,
if well rubbed on, afford instant rclIci and cause Il
movement even when Castor Oh. Iaap and all other
medicines have tailed lis use is perfectly safe in
cases. II never can do ham it Will not conflict
with any medicine taken internally. We have not
space in this publication TO cnuneiaie all the disease
cured Ivy DAILEys MAGICAL PAlN EXTRACTOR but it
hinnmatoIy Rheumatism, MfaHed and Sore Eges
Fc!iOas, CaiiJiGhS, torHS, Bites, Sores and Ulcers
aud instantly alleviate pans OF any kind. The En-
tractor has gained an unprecedented reputation and Is
esteemed the best medicine now offered 10 the public
Bat reader you must be careful when purchasing
or You will he imposed upon The genuine Extractor
is SO dcscrycdly popular that wicked men counterfeit
it. There are, perhaps, twenty different kinds o
counterfeit Some have Henry Daley printed on the
wrapper, 10 initiate writing. But the genuine has on
/ 1t written with n pen and ink, ii. DALEY and the
the wrapper is printed with For sale by ii. DALEY
* CO. No pos Broadway, New York.
Nilo A IIolcomh Agent for New England, Tariff
vile, Ct; TiiEO. a. PECK, Burlington, and by al
mos, every merchant in New England.
March 10, ISIS. 3.yl
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White and Black Fans.

w have fine assortment Of Ivory, Bone Ebonv
w and Wood Fans plan and fancy styles, also n
lew Feather, Pastsbolrd and Paper Fans, ior sale
cheap FFIrSNAIp & RnoJurps
July I. ISL, ds4
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Wanted.
AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN

If Il or - years ot ag", rs an apprentice to the
Saddlng business. A kinds OF Saddlcrs work con-
SANITY on hand aud tor sale cheaper than ever before
in this County liincsburg Vermont
Il. W. GLIB, & co.
May sih, ISIS wi6f
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NOINt, NlTCn II, ND.
DR. FooRp-Dca Sir i very cieertully give my
certificate Tor your Pectornl Syrup, through your
Agents IN Rome, Nps,fs Daley n Peck. My vile
has been roubied with a cough for years.
and in the meantime has tried various medicines of
reputc Last fall her cough increased and felt very
much alarmed about her. was induced to try your
Syrup. aud am happy to say, that two bottles en-.
'rcy cured her cough, and improved her general
health would recommend ii TO all as medicine OF
great worth.
HORACE n BILL.
Phi, nd PRINT nt r.
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CLARK, FISK & co.
22s FULTON sTREETNEwY YORK

Ii AVE on hand aad offer tor sale choice seec-
Il ton of Fresh Teas from the late arrivals, COM
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BURLlNGTON AGRICULTURAL
Warehouse and Seed Store,
PIERCE. DAVEX & co.
College street. burlington. VI.
DEALERS IN PRouTY AND tEAHS
Celetr,ted Potent Centre Drought, Self ShdiFeaihE
Sidc-hu, and Sab-soi piouchs, Hoirors,
Cuitirators Sirg,c Cutters, &c.

Side nil, end Sub soil Plouchs, Hdrrors,
Cutirators, Strow Cutters, &c.
College Street. Burlington. VI.
:. Also, dealers in every vnrety of Agricultural and
Horticultural Tools and Machines, among which
are
=, Horse Powers, Vegetable Cutters. Corn aud Cob
Crackers, Sugar Mills, Grndstones, Horse and Hand
Hay Rukes, Scythes Snaihs. Rifles. and Stones,
Elastic Hay and Manure Forks Hoes. Shovels and
Spades, Dirt Tree and Floor Scrnpers, Axes Hitch
eis. and hammers. Picks and Iron Bars Axe. Fork,
Hoe and Shovel Handles, Sheep Shenrs and Fruit
Gniherers, Garden Engines, Bnrn-door md Friction
Rollers, Potatoe, Bog and Breaking-up Hoes, Drai,
Trace, lie-up and Halter Chains, Garden lrowels
and Forks, Garden SyrinGes, Reels and Lines, Pfr,
ming Knives. Shears and Scissors Pruning saws ana
ChlscIs Garden and Hedge Shears. Grass Hooks and
Sickcs. Bill Hooks, aud Letter stamps, Horse ana
Cattle Cards and Brushes Ok fokcs, Bows and Pins
Butter Sumps, Ok Balls &c: &C.
Agents for the Sale of Morrls premium Patent
Scales, and dealers in Mechanics Tools. comprising
Hunts best extra Cast Steel choppng aud Broad axes
Broad, axe Pattern, Singing. Lnihlng ana Cln"
lachcts and AIDES all warranted Bread, catcher
Hunting Jack and Pocket Knives; Hand, Butcher
Cross Cut, Circular and Wood Saws, SLAVES nng'r'
&c: Aiso dealers in Mr.. tIarks sole Leather
Douglas Patent Pumps Wheeler and Downs Pumps
Lead Pipe Churns, Cheese Presses Baskets, Tub!
Tails Sc. &C.
We have an assortment of Books on Agriculture
Horticultural. and Horticulture also complete as
sortment of Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, which
are warranted good, and true to the name. Belnl
agents ur all the Nurseries in the vicinity OF Burlng
ton Boston, New ork and Albany, we are pIoparcC
to execute any orders for Orndmenfn mt Fran
| Trees. Shrubs, Sfrdcjeuy Plahts, HeIbaceouS an
Greenhouse FidRfs, &c &c.
/ We are prepared also 10 furnish at wholesale AM
! rptnil DOuulns ImurOVPd Premium
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But for nj, PULMONARY DIFFINLL1IES CT.
cept the most advanced stages OF CfiNSt nP1TON
it is an lNlAtLiBLE REMEDY Even IN NE early stages
ward progress and restored them to health, md to
the active business and enioyments OF life. Try it,
then if YOU have COCGH, and you will not be dis
hmm
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Bennington. Geo. T. Harrington, Thco. A. Peck VIII
i.s,on, Hurlhnl & Hodges; Richmond, j VI kennc
dy, & Co, L, b Green Monkion, VI. w. klnsey I;
Frnishurgh Allen & Wheeler; Charlotte, Lyon 4
Alexander; Hnesburgh, Marcus Hull Wmooskl
Falls: W b. Hatch. Grand Depot lil Fulton St,
y. Y.
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Sheep Marking.

SOFT RED CHALK, or SHEEP MARKING co,.
- stan,ly for sale, in large small quantities i
an assortment Of DRuGs and MEDICINES bv "''"
JONATHAN p. HALL & CO
Apr 10, ly. No !, Union street, Boston
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NOLD AND SILVER, STEEL AND
IN Plated and German Silver Spectabes and plated
Goggles fine assortment Just received
,v5a BIssNAIp < BRoTuISs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-28

The question is settled with regard to the real
value mud practical efficacy Of the PECIOHIL
SIRCP. in removing COUGHS and all other DIS
eases and Instructions of thu PULMONARY ORGANs.--
lis superiority every other medicine for this class
ct complains, can be ntescl by hundreds in this
town who have used it with the hnppiest results
some of whose names have already appeared in this
paper, rnl more Of them will be seen very soon =
There is no longer any doubt about 1.-THE fact is
ccrtdia, TINT
Dr.. FODD'S PICTORIAL SYRUP.
s the greatest remedy of the age II Is Just the hnG
that has long been hoped for and sought for hut never
iouni I'll nov viz. u medicine that should be pleas
ant to tqkc--quickiy cGcacous when taken; safe in
lis operation, and that it should require nothing alter
wards in the shape OF physc, or other medicine &c
carry it out of the system.
1t should he particularly observed by the reader
that this HTRTP is not remedy for diseases OF al
parts of the body but only for the CHEST anc
LUNGS, and Tor