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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-10-27

has rubll4hHd lea5r l,sliub1 the nomination,
ard SAYS h. eir at h proper Huro. II living
and etie 10 gd 10 che polls. bcsiou his suffrage
i" Zachary n, lot a6d Mtllafd FILLMORE: con.
adtnuy believing thot iho honor and welfare oi
ihs rePablie may b saigly cuuus,sd 70 their
hands.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-10-27

"kEE7 IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE. Al the Uiica
Convention Of B0rnbprncrs that met February
last, the following resolution was reported by ii
committee OF which John Van BUren was a
member. and unanimously adopted:
RcsoIred, That Gen. Zachary Taylor by this
mastery correspondence with tbc War Depart.
mcn no less than BY his heroic conduct aud in
domillJlc GOODNESS and rouragc on The field Of
batlIe has shown himself 10 Je not only Il dis.
tnguishcd military chielain, but a man of great
mental and moral power, and whose life has
given evidence OF strong head, an honest hear,
and Republican simplicity of character.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-10-27
STUBBORN SERVANTS
A BALL AND CHAIN

10 their ankles, TO convcn them into spJni5sir,
Servants We will only add the provisions Of
Iho law as rcUiscd:
SEc. /. Thul such rs neglect to provide. &C.,
SHALL, on conviction 5eiole Justice Of He
Peace, be sentenced 10 the house Of correction
by such Justice, TO be employed at HARD La.
BOR or WHIPPED not exceeding TEN
STRIPES, at The DISCRETION OF THE
.COURT!!!
SEC. 2 provides that, if there be no house of
correction in the county, the Justice may sen.
tence the offenders TO be PUBLICLY SOLD
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, the proceeds
TO bc paid to the County Treasurer!
SEC. 3providc0, if necessary, that the pur.
chaser may put A BALL AND CHAIN 10 such
offenders!
Approved April 10, 1827.-Laws Of the Ter.
rtory Of Michigan, page All.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-10-27

OlllO.-The Barnburners in Ohio nominal.
ed Josiah Roog as one Of their. electors, lie
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-10-27
Enormous Extra Allowances of Gen. Cass

The following letter from the Hon. Andrew
Stewart, member of Congress from Pennaylva-
mia, We commend to tho grave attention of every
member Of tho Administration party who are
honestly seeking for tho light and truth. The
letter is addressed to the editors of the National
IntoIligcncer:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-10-27

OF tbc NEGRO who had just emerged from
byHdo': aud began TO know ikc ya.ua Of l,bcr.
iy-bctng more humane than the law gigers.
SCI h5 b9nJzman tRE8, by sending him out Of
the reach Of tie law that sold him mo scrvitudc.
But there are oheT features iu this law Of Gen.
Cas3' thatnccd examination. IL will be discoy-
cred by reading il sgujn that The poor victim
was
DEPRIVED or TRIAL BY JURYln
Il right sacred 10 every American cIlizgn-a
right
GUARANTEED BY THE CONSTITUTION.
and scaled with the blood Of our revolutionary
fathers.
Our readers will think that tyrannicul usur-
paIion Of power could 20 no further: but We
are not get through the chaplerl The law which
we have quoted above was made and adopted by
LOWS Cass, Governor Of The Territory Of Nj.
chlgan, in the year 1918. Al as la,e a date as
down TO 1927, we find the sume mons:r.ug law
m opcration-duriug hichtime, Gen. Cass had
been receiving some %2l per day, in regular and
cGTa pay, for services not as Iaborious us that
OF his fellow cilizcn5 who had bccn publicly
,shiRPed aud sold fer being
STUBBORN SERVANTS.'
Buto the end Of the chapter. In the year
1927, when the broad mantle Of civilization
had spread over the North Western Territory.
VIC find the old law rcvigtd aud added to. by al.
lowing the purchaser Of stubborn scryaaIs' 10
Dut
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-27

Is CONSTANTLY RECEIVING AMERICAN, ENGLISH
FRENCH, AND INDIA
DRI GS;
New Chemicals; Leechcs; Surgical Instruments
Mineral recIhand Dental articles. Saline ur Mineral
Waters Genuine Patent and Thomsonian Medi-
cncs; Pure Liquors and Vines soda Fountains and
Syrup- Brushes, Perfumes Soaps, Inks, Blacklngs,
Fancy and Domestic articles, Foreign y Domestic
Cigars Ground Spices GLASSWARE; nye-Stuif,
Camphenc, Bird, Field, Flower and Garden seeds,
Ne. In fine, every article directly or indirectly con-
nccted with this business
From the advantage of receiving Mineral waters,
Camphcnr Iccchcs &c periodically, purchasers can
rely upon their freshness.
ways find n person in Attendance to apply them.
Medicines dispensed at all hoGrs of night.
~ The attention Of Druggists, Physicians Mer-
chants, and Manufacturers Is solicited, with the as
surauce that they be supplied from this establish
mcnt as adlantagcously as at the city markets.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-27
Notice 90 LHfaysicinIns.

/ y consequence Of The great quantity OF impure
l Medicines and inferior Drugs, oi both foreign and
domestic kinds Offered for sale the subscriber is spare
ing no pains in obtaining those Of poSitirc purify and
intrinsic gO0dHcSS. The disadvantage TO which our
Practitioners have been liable, can now to evident
benefit, be removed.
Chemicals Medicines and the best Drugs furnished
to Physicians and Merchants, and dispensed TO fam
lies AT reasonable advance from cost.
PHYSICIANS Formula. and family prescriptions nut
up with accuracy and promptness IHEo. \. PEck,
WJ9 I'm Burlington VI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-27
GREAT SPRING PURIFIER.

The hcave powders gwen IN small doces, VIII he
found most useful at tins scison Ihey stimulate the
skin 70 cast OIL the Slleriiuous mar ana produce ne"
they loosen tine mae give glossy appearance to the
coat protect against disease they also from their inr
alternative u'iH ftIl"i"uN' powers ,p1Fhy Tue bou'
ana t'novau tIf "il9le system, WnGh horses require
et 'ls season as iur Us any 0l '"c human race VINO
ma preparation oi snfsapltlHa uSeIuI 10 correct a
'l'Ialeu S'ht ~ w iU'us, ncIucnr W w tHa'Et "
weather, wren III ui' spring ai'cls o. al a''illul
as Wei rs Il" 'fs'"uIc me
nus rem" " h1s~ncqmcda standing never before
aUa'lcu ny any NUS IicIcNle' ana hlac' we kHo"
no patent m'uIcnr 'hal mas received us much com
in"n9au"i co'S'u,I.ne '', th'e II ms neen fstho
I7lru III ms country. -io.o man oIo vetpal anj
Written "s""'i"'s nave Noui'af!a'ly oeeh 'ehucicu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-27
ssr. q plaasap's Vegetable eGec Z
assGEy.
THE BEST MEDICINE ~ TIE NORLD
FOR PILES.

sssHs'!.
TIE BEST MEDICINE ~ TIE WORLD
FOR PILES.
IT is extensively used in England, lrnncr, Scot
} land. ireland, and other European counties en-
tirclv from it, upcquacd surcrss in he United States
and iur which disease until this medicine was pro
duccd there was no certain. speedy and permanent
remedy ever discovered. II has also found IT'S way in
the West Indies, Mexico. and South America, where
il has, with the same saluay elects established
name uuequacd rs any other medicine for the
err or PILES,
Etrurr RtrrpIvG or BLIND. INTERNAL or ENTEI-
NAL: aud tor ali Diseases ot the Stomach, Bowels
and Liver such a. severe aud hnhual CoSivencss
chronic Dyscntcry Dyspepsia, Papitaiion OF the
Heart Pain in the side Morbid and hillary Condi-
tons of the Stomach producing Sick Headache and
in all cases where Cathartc or Restorative Is re-
quired
Dr. Tpiams Vegetable Elcctuay
will be found SUI ror to any other medicine ever of.
tered to the Public
TRY IT
For it is the production of a celebrated physician
Dr. A uphnm OF New York city, aud the expert
mrnts upon hmscltiu an aggravated case OF Piles, OF
fifteen years standing. aud n combination OF the above
diseases which produce Files that he effected cure
IN his own case. and thus asserts, with the greatest
confidence, that it isa
CERTAIN ssp SPEEDY REMEDY,
In all Cases, aHd aad,r all Circumstances.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-27
Glaciers SHOP!

\ WOULD respectfully inform my friends
4 and the public generally that have oprned Shop
near my residence on PcaH Street, for the purpose %
Furnishing. Cutting ana t.la2in.
all sizes OF plain and fancy Window Glass also tilas,
tor Sash or Picture Framcs-kept constantly IN hand
at Manufacturers prices. ...
IIERvEY BURNETT.
Burlington, April 90, ISIS wi]u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-27

Also, dealers in every variety OF Agricultural and
Horticultural Tools and Machines among which
are:
Horse Powers Vegetable Cutters Corn and Cob
Crackers, Sugar Mills, GrindstJucs Horse and Hand
Hay Rakrs Sryh"s Suu'h-, Rifles and Stones.
Elastic Hay uui Manure Forks Hoes. Sh1vci- and
Spades, D.r Tree, and Floor Sclapcrs. Axes Hatch
cts and hammers. Picks and Iron Bars Axe Fork,
Hoe and Shovel Handles, Sheep Shears and Fruit
tat'tcrcrs, Garden Engines. barl-door and Friction
Rollers, Potatoo, Bog and Brcaking-up Hoes. Draft,
Trace Tie-up and Halter Chains, Garden Trowes
and Forks, Garden Syringcs Reels and Lines, Pru-
ming Knives Shears and Scissors, Pruning Saws and
Chisel~, Garden and Hedge Shears Grass Hooks and
S'icklcs. Bill Hooks, and Letter Stamps, Horse and
Cattle Cards and Brushes Ok okcs Bows and Pins,
Butter : amps, Ok Balls, Sc &c.
Agents for the Sale ct Moni.ls premium Patent
Scales, and dealers in Mechanics Tools comprising
Hunts best Cast Steel chopping and Broad axes,
Broad. HXe Pattern, Singing, Lathing and Claw
liatchcis and Adles, all warranted Bread, Butcher,
Hunting, Jack aud Pocket Knives; Hand, Butcher,
Cross Cut, Circular and Wood Saws, Slaves augers
sc: Also, dealers in Nlr llark's Sole Leather,
Douglas Patent Pumps Wheeler and Downs Pumps
Lead Pipe, Churns, Cheese Presses, Baskets, Tubs
Pals &c e..
We have an assortment Of Books on Agriculture
Horticultural, and Horticulture also a complete as
sortnent Of Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, which
are warranted good. and true TO the name Being
agents tor all the Nurseries in the vicinity OF Buru--
ton, Boston New oik and Albany, are prepared
10 execute any orders for brHdmcnf0l and Fruii
Trees, NrujS, Sirarbcrry Plants, Uerjdce0uS and
Grcenh0use FldHts, Sc. Nc.
We are prepared also to furnish at wholesale and
gftfIh r~..,g' Irtas,r .s..l Inr,,r,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-27
Eusnbcr Yard.
GRAY. MEAD & co. oiltr for

EtKA1. MEAD \ co. OlIer Tor sale, at
Va their place, on Pearl Street nearly every dcscrlp-
ton OF seasoned LUMBER. On the opening of
Navigation, they viii have for sale a large supply
Of SHINGLES, and intend to keep on hand, to supply
the community during the season, all kinds ofmaket-
able Lumber 4Ou
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-27

LADY SAVED!

The following from very respectable Farmer residing -
Hampstead:
Ia ToWNsUNp-Dctr Sir; NJ wife has been suffering -
Dyspepsia AMI arrangement othr
,ippusel TN" physicians could
U.,,. ru3 died beyond doubt We had
-l,,t sar.lplrl M .rd her life certainly. She
entirely gud gaining strength and health
She sii. continues In, u.c of H.
Yours respectfully
L ABRAM
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Vegetable Certificates.
RENlRHt mr. CTRE or Plies!
TuErY WEARS STANDING
Mount Washington, Berkshire Co.. Mass
Nnt...illlLlr ln L. l.

November ~, ISL
ncSsrS.
Gents For thirty years have been afflicted with
Plies. general D'binv. and Inflammation causing
nmors and prOHisus at the bowels and which had ic-
sisted all the m,dicn treatment Dr. Chapman and
others could Give The last three years of that time
my sul'rtu1- lrv description was confined to bed
unable to help myself, and at last given up by my ply
sirians aud friends in despair OF ever gaming my
health in fact tor time before ! commenced using
D.. T. haus E.rcunIy. was entirely sp"crhirss, and
my burial clothes were WHdr-lut under the hcucfi
cat ucrcips OF Providence. and the Use of Dir Up
hams E."otu1iv, though an OLD MAN. have the plea
OF stating thr fact TO the puhir that my health is
W II, to make known IL" virtues ui Dr. paul's Flee
tuafy. and 10 recommend it to my afflicted fellow
c FEATURES. ii h'prd ne beyond the expectations OF
aIl vino knew my cnse aud can only say 10 other,
that II l. in my opinion the best medicine in the world
far Piles, any other disease 81 the bowels and il
they wi use it according TO the directions will my
sell warrant a cule in every ease. Yours with the
utmost expression OF thlukSIulucse
CORNELIUS SPUR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-27
New Goods
Il. V. Es a I'd Al b.

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM New
IN York with large assortment OF Watches, Jew
ci,. and Fancy articles lie has now the largest and
hest assortment Of Watches aud Icwcly that has ever
been offered Tor sale in the State OF Vermont and he
will sell goods lower than they eau be bought III
Montreal, Boston, or New York, the same quality
lie has Gold and Silver Watches of all kinds, Gold
Iockcts ofcvcrv Pattern, Gold Guard and Fob chains
Gold Pens in Gold cases for Ladies or Gentlemen
Gold Seals and Keys OF every Pattern, and grea
variety of Coral Cameo Iowa Stone and cluster Pins
fine Gold Pins with glass and Box Setting for Mluea
tures two dozen dliiircnt Patterns Of Bracelets ant
clasps Gold 1hmbles, Beads, aud Chain Slides Col
Rings of every description Prices from 2jcts to S2j O'
Ear Hoops large or small Plain or choscd Ea
Drops, with Coral and Stone Setting, Bead Bays
| Pearl and Shell Card eases, Ivory Tablets, Siee
Bends, Rings and 1asses Purse silk &c. sc.
| Burlington June l6, 10. Wi
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salt Rhcum, S'croIula, Leprocy,
i.rysipilas &c. &c.
T07TT n TTT- =. T!TIT u WWt WUINI
q mass ~ affairs.
NIv.T1., agar Eale Mo-, ,a,a

q mass n affairs.
Nlwroy, Lower Falls. NAV, 1919.
Mr.. loTFs Dear Silt more testimony is nee
ded IN i1yor OF your valuable Drops and Pills for Uu-
huyt. '
Having been afflicted for thirty years with the Icp-
f1cy or NE:n Scur AMI having tined all suits OF rem
'll,F to no purposc and having arrived ~ the age oi
"''y hnd gwen az all hopes ul Iclici Accidentally
seeing your drops advertised WAS Induced to tly them
"H'r TO my utter surprs', was completely cured bc
lore hal taken one bottle. Nuu are NJ liberty 10
a,r any Use OF 'h's yoa please, Tor 10 your drops
aye HNuuaoic Respectfully Yours,
WILLIAM CURTIS.
Tor sale in Burlington only by TnEonoEE 4 Prrg,
1nI by many other Druggists IN lhls and the adjoining
St1ics.
n b, Nothing Is 50 cheap, and nothing else is 50
oihc1giuus for all diseases oil the sam Try it-try il
TAiiHll .--uy It AS piRr-TLU. w.I
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-27

New Tin Shop.

Sheet Iron, Brass and Copper Ware House
'Elit' Subscribers have opened shop III
" Church Street, opposite Chit,cndcn Co touse
Tor the purpose Of Manufacturing and Offering Tor SAL
every article that ,nnv be wanted in the above line
which will be made to order Pcddlnrs and Mer'
chnnts will be supple on AZ reasonable terms as a
amy other shop in the country. .,,,,,,.s ,,,,
Burlington, May 1913. 6wly
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kirkbridc's ,TatlcrsaIls'
~. HEAVE POWERDS. ~

I.lA A-IA-
It is Warrcnted to be perfectly safe in all cases, will
not Inconvenience the animal or inlurc him even II he
had no disease it il from TO times cheaper than
most Of the limitations which are being circulated
throughout the country, being put up in larger pocka
yes sufficient to cure ordinary case OF lcavcs, and
to administer in dozen cases Of cold, catarrh Nc.
At this season. while the Horse is shedding his cont
his vital energy is much reduced, and he is extremely
liable to colds, &C. many eases OF lnciplen llcavcs
are contracted but are suppressed by pasture or
warm weather. till they break out in full force in the
fall Thousands Of horses be saved from future
unsoundncss it. when the first symptoms OF cold OF
Wheeling is observed, few doses ot the Tnttcrsas
IIeavc Powders should he administered. They are
warrened TO wholly eradicate recent hcaves at this
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-27
JAMES CUMMINGS.
To the Ladies,

D. TownScni's Sar.apllls d. q nyurc Of thc Ladies'
'"' them of Of
PcNon and buoy ant sQt. Mr. Parker has kindly tie
following:
south RrG0kirn Aug y. l-t1
DR.. TowNSENn->r: II give, pleasure The
hcnrhrlh cfcct hsV" from
ra Nv system reduced
raj debility, and With variety female complaints, read
uNcrn"n aud induced totry the effect ofyuur remedy
restored better than had cuo,rd
,cyHrs prc,ior, taking and do o'rly
comment Nnu,lr medicine affected as nave
been MRS. rARk!R,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-27
AGENTS IN CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

Brlingtop-A {. Spear, / Sherwood, J. S Mum
son aud Geo. r. Harrington, Druggist
IFiHoosk Fails w. b. Hatch Il Co. Milton,
Ayers Il Clark, Sheiurn,-W. d Tyler Huntiag-
toH-A Furguson, tHtcTkW,-C. T.. Allen, Char
tour,-Lyon X Alexander. Jc,iclo.-field 4 Beach.
Jcrioho Ceatrc--J. Lyman. IFcsuord,-u p
Wood, HincSJmg-W. b Vice, Esscr-I. Il !
futile. Richmond,-E. b. Green. Ii'liiSton,- HUI
bert Il Hodges.
August Il, As VS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-27

NJ Hi within tv" minutes from lis application re-
~ move the pam from TN" -ayere~t Burns, ~Calds
blst"is, Hurts janis Cuts, and will certainly cure
Cont, Piles, Milamulutory Rheumatism, Sores or
HweIluEs, or ANYTHING that Is mlilmcd. such as Eel
Ions, kunrounds, Ac In cases OF BUESs, II applied
Immediately will preserve life matter how
may be the injury, unless a vital be burned |, will
heal Barns or Wounds, | icers OF any kind, without
scar Ii neutralZrs and destroys poison from plants
applied. prevent -i1rt,fcafiGH, and in old wounds,
when modification has commenced it viii arrest the
disease aud cure the wounds even when flesh has al
ready dropped AWAY and wll restore the part to it,
hitufh. state. hen the bowels are painful, il will
II wei rubbed ON, afford instant rcIet and cause a
movement even when Castor Oil, Iulap and all other
medicines Lave failed. Its use Is perfectly safe in all
cases. II never can do harm. 1t will not conflict
with any medicine taken internally. We have not
space IN tins publication Ia cnumcrnte all the diseases
cured hy DALLEy's MAGICAL PAS EXTRACTOR but il
gsNnatory Rheumatism, InfdRted and Sore Eyes,
feiioHS, CHtdiGiRS, cirrus, BieS Sores and Ulcers,
ana instantly alleviate pains OF any kind. The Ex-
tractor has gained an unprecedented reputation and
esteemed the best medicine now offered to the public.
But reader, You must be CAREFUL when purchasing,
or you vii he imposed upon The genuine Extractor
is so desrrycdly popular that wicked men counterfeit
H. There are, perhaps, twenty different kinds OF
counterfeit. Some have Henry Daley printed on the
wrapper, to initiate writing. But the genuine has on
1t written with pen and ink, II. DALEY and the
the wrapper Is printed with. Fors1lr by IL DALEY
n CO, No POS Broadway, New York.
Milo \. llucomh. Agent Tor New England, Tariff
vile, Ct; Illi.O y. PECK, Burlington, and by al
most every merchant in New England
March TO- lSlN. 3Vl
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Backing.

= Y'DS wide bocking--also Oil Cloth for
~ Table Covers, lust received and for sale low by
H. & l.. LY MAN.
Corner Store Oct. 6, IS.
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With Running w alter.

Farmers especially are invited to call and examine
our Stock
j, : PIERCE, C. ". DAVEY, JB BISBEE.
May -, lti, a.
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.. CHAR DS ,

'E'liE celebrated lnnian Doctor formerly
from the North Western Territory, Would res
pcctiuily inform the citizens OF Milton and adiolnlnq
towns that he will he at Mr. l. Wards Hotel Milton,
ON Tuesday the 10Th inst and every tLird Tuesday
ihronghonI the ensuing sasou, for all hose who re-
qurc his services
Burlington, August 10 IS Won
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CORNELIUS SPUR.


I1-ITHtU''' TIT = u, -'ITNN'' NUT- ~, I-Tf'
The above certificate tells simple and truthful
st Try Of SUIT rinG and relief of which, physician and
witness IL the cas-, cAccr!u..N rudoie'
DR.. CHAPMAN.
GcntIcmcn-Undcr-tnnli that Won are the Cen
ernl Agents for the sale of d. phqms Vegetable
..ic taary. tor the oi the Plies have deemed it
ms duty t. volunteer Il recommendation in behalf OF
that invaluable medicine | have been afflicted for
m3ny years with the fhcs and have tiled various
m"di"s but with no beneficial effects. Indeed, be-
gan 10 cau.i!cr my case h9pnlr->. But. about the
ir' ui September a-t. | was prevailed upon by n
IrnI to mike tria. 81 the above nnnrd medicine
took his advice, and rejoice to say that Am not only
relieved. un', Is believe, perfectly cured most
earnestly .'couucnd j, to al. wh, may have the ms
fortune to toe afflicted wiki that annoying and dan ger
od~ disease Very respectfully, your OFT ,rrv't.
ELY MOORE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-27

NLW ! ORE, June II. ISiS.
MESsES. krrcuAM y iILNsHAw. GcrhemcH :
Th> c"r'ics HAT have been severely afflicted Tor
many year, with the Plies bat more particularly with
IN ;he last nine months iayn. used all the remedies
prescribed by my physician, also having tried other
means to littie no advantage beam" very much
discouraged and ict as though mast suffer Il, long as
lived iint providaniay was informed by Mr..
Nlou, Instructor oi t" Public School staten Island
WAT would be cured hy yo9- valuable Pic Eirrtua-
ry. Having confidence in his statement, inimrdia-
tciy procured some OF the medicine and am very
happy to INFORM you that am now perfectly cured by
the USE OF only one box
Very truly your ob'lien servant,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-10-27
New esa9sis.

As..ssE, G.A..f G Vy<G .&.r.Es;2
> Has Just returned from New York with full
I ~ and iashionale assortment of FANCY and
- MILLINERY GOODS adapted to the
son, which will be sold AT the lowest cash prices.
Also constantly ON hand, ready made Caps and
Bonncts Of the lat 81 styles together with Cloak and
Dress Patterns.
Burlin II, Oct II ISIS wijt3
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~ and after October 18th, Trains will run over this
" Road as follows
Passenger Trims will be run to Winchendcn in
connection with the litchburg Trains, which leave
thanostown at : :. II. ana T. VI
From Nmchendon NJ . - \. VI. and 3 10 p VI,
connecting wit the second and the last Ftchbrrg
trains To Boston.
Stages from Western and Northern New Harm
shire, and the State Of Vermont will deliver and re-
ceiye passengers at Winchendon in connection with
all The above ,rains
Freight Train will he run daily each way in C -
hecllpn With the usual t,chhurg Freight Tmns
r. NJ, EDWARDS, Prcsiden.
'pGS5,lsi7 1871
nOCT FlTCITS Trusscs lnhaling Tubes Shoul.
- der BIucrs and Lectures on the Prevention and
Cure Of Consumption" A large supply Just received
and tor sale al rei"ccd pr,res, by Two. A PICK
whoctOle tcIms.
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Monthly ksuE;ct;ll No. z,
hildren's Panacca,

a medicine which i unparalleled for its power al
the summer ~orlers Of children, whether oI the sto
mach, the bowels the kidneys ,he skin, or the gen"
raj circulation. In Coicrd iHtaHtum Summer com
plaut1 Diayrhaa, DyScRterg. Wasting lway Cos
trencSs. TeethiHg, Nc, Nc, It Is iniallbe. No ami
~ should be- a moment without it, as its timely usc
viii save life, and carry the most feeble children
through the summer. II is accompanied by cdrCtu
,,,J minnie G;ysctious
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CLARK, FISK & 60.
22s FULTON sTREETyEw YORK.

HAVE on hnnd, aad offer Tor sale n choice sccc.
i ton OF Fresh Teas lson the late arrivals, com
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Glscsitic Rail Road.

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