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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-13
G I r G. u s.
IMMENSE TRERLE COMPANY,

Transported upon the speedy and light drauoh,
steamer Allegheny Mall" for the express purpose
lions preserving the splendid paraphernalo s1,xans
brilliant enabling the performers to be ever refresh
ed, and the horses at all times rested, comDosed
mostly OF artistes who have never before appeared
west OF the mountains, their nimitable skill com
mandng princely remuneration thai v;r,IaIl IN
ricts their displays to New York, Philadelphia Bo..
ton and Baltimore; and comprising what has neyer
before been known to be concentrated i'm one circle
THE BEST LIVING!
clown, Female Rider, Principal Rider.
- and Scene Eiderf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-15

net; and that body did seek TO make me different
rom what was did they irtter me down TO Of
,ledges which he iron rule IN all and spur
continge that might arise dining The prosideh.
term. t,ti.
mon All pubIc officers who differ IN opinion from
nd am no, expected force Congress- by coercion the
.to noyer 10 pass laws suit THIS Is what mean
~ moi benp party candidate. would not he partisan
President and .houid be candidate In the thai
,oJ 1,ste me one This is the and substance of INV
meaning and this is the purpon OF the facts and ccum.
tances atte nding my nomination when considered IN their
,onne1on with and dependence on one os me Other
r.;.r ali persona who anxious 10 this statement o
,,oner of my position towards the Presidency
md The people, and In taking leave OF The sub set have
- aJJ tbst INV Two Letters ron embrace al the topics
esin 10 speak on pending this canvas Ill m elected
rail do ali that honest zeal may eei TO GENE nj the bod
ou Union and establish the happiness OF my CO unmeI
ipon an enduring basis. q, r,,o
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-15
Vermont,

The Vermont Gage" OF the 9th inst. states that the
Senate is probably wing by small majority, and the
wings may have majority on joint ballot, though pres
ent appearances do render the matter any ways GER
tain There is no member of Congress elected IN TINS
district and probably in the Is, and 4th districts.
The popular vote shows wing and democratic loss, and
gain TO the free soil party The wing candidate iOf
governor does not get majority in his own couny-ne
strongest wing county the State. To say the least
whigery has received slight jog in Vermont, and the
star that never sets looks rather dim"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-15

THE wmes.-This party is at length taking measures
bring candidate for the presidency In the sashe' Oh
Virginia Henry Clay of kentucky has been named also
in New York city, in Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, anu
in other places Mr.. Clay formerly in public life po'
rs advanced in years. and will probably be very
formidable opponent The friends of Gen Zachary lay
Tor of Louisiana, who is party candidate, have sa
ed electoral tickets for him in several of the Ses and en-
ertain hopes of wing support.-Bosfor Post
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-15

NICE psrrNcrIoy-The free speech champions ind
it 'hsrd sledding' get Mr.. Van Burens casting
vote as President the Senate, in favor of the bill au'
thorzing si "iree speech" nccndiarsn
from mails, and destroy suppress it, They say
that only gave his casting favor of its engroamnf
third eadngbeng careful to forget that If his vote
had been other way ,coud hare killed the bM that
stage progress effectuay IL had been voted
down on its third reading.-Aibary Argus.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-15
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10, Is4s.
Ayp.,n,.n.., by the President.

John D. FfEtD, j. TO be coiner Of the United States
branch mint Dahlonega, IN he place OF d. H. Mason,
deceased
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-15

We shall publish tomorrow PART THE SECOND OF nc
exposition Of Extra eharges-(Generals Cass and lay
lori We shall blow the charges of Andrew StewaTt'
second speech skybigh.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-15

John y. srALLINGss, successor TO G. p. senRsfsck,
- respectfully informs his friends and the public gener-
ally that he has taken the wei kaown shop formerly ocou
pied by O. where he will be happy receive orders
for painting and promises in the best possible
July 30-eodf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-15

w competent to take charge of very young infant To
such person. who can come well recommended and who
has skill pleasant situation good
wages will be given. Inquire and leave address the
Union" office.
Sept TIT
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-09-12
Seine QJetrliQeret.

&or meDren Sobren Fam Elm Qoentus
rier, Oct oen 9tamen Graf bon 2(rnbeim
fGbrte, nit @rtrapoit in 9ori6 an, (fe9
i'm }ootel De grurelle ab ano Ipablte lt1
oaIelbit Die betten 3inmet, nabm 5lpei ga.
tsisn an, uerlieb oo6 9ou6 ME onoer6, ais
in enem prd6tpoGen Ba9en uno mobte
tjberboupt einen iebr iforsen Iufpauo,
Gini9e Sage na6 leiner Anfunft Tbicfte
ct einen leiner Gafeien nit Dem Nuftraee
5u einem @e6sler i'm polai6 &opat, ibm
10000 8rone6 in GoIo 5u brin9sn, oa.
nit ct oieie 5umme 9e9en popier9elo Elm:
Gpe6Teln Come. Der 8e65lsr ftnoet fb
oub nit 5peien leiner @ommie unO Den
n6tbi9en @olofdcpen i'm 0otel elm, uno
miro bon Dem Germ @rafen empfon9en,
tpelder i'm gee9li9ee Dor feinem S6reibs
tilbe itet, Die 9erreu b0Ri6 gum gsieoer=
Iiben einlaoet, cine @oIoro(le nimmt uno
unteriu6t uno obne Uiel iiber oos Q9io ju
fell I6en, Die fGmmtli6en Stolen in Den
Sono bes 8ureaus neben chamber aufitelt
Durouf ersreift ct Elm srcbeS pofet, NOT.
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Gin icbr unbefou9euer uno mutbi9
gSerbrcNer.

Gini9e Belt Dor bet fron5Oiiiben &e.
pollution fam Elm Goelmann in poitou,
Nomen6 8oretiere, einmal unerwortet bon
elmer Reiie beim, uno GberraI I6te, feline
Srau i'm Gbebrude NIT einem Na6bar.
Dies empfano ct 70 libel, ooS ct in bieis
ger &utb 8eoe ermoroete. Man narf
ibn ins @efdneni6, iprab ibm, notb pol.
tenoster unterlubun9, oo6 eeben ob, uno
fdnoiste ibm, bel perlommeItem 9eri6t,
fein Gooesurtbeil an. 8oretiere fanb bic
5trafe bel Beitem 5u bart. uno faete 5u
Den Ribtern: Msine 9erren, no oenfen
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GOlerfpiirbi9e Getensftifiate.
s=SI -:

Sn poien bat iib Dor eini9en s5obren
elm 8orfotI erei9net, Der b0bft romantifb,
ia faif fabelbaft flin9t, uno oer oennotb,
ypie BON etaubparoi9en 3eu9cn oerfitert
miro, bubfdbli6 tpabr fcin fol-. SIM
Sabre 1914 reif Elm iun9er pole nab
Statien, sebt na9 Sieitien uno baoet nit
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(Sol9en bic llnterl6riften)
s-.s-rI[s I[sg.s..szs p -

2fQcs fir 80 SAD - Quf elmer
Reife ourb'6 2anb. --- erSdblt eia Goitor
i'm @eRen, bieIten mir Dor einem 8lods
bouie. baten um einen Stunt WaHer. cts
funoi9tcn uns mad, Der Grnote uno fra0s
ten Die quite Srau. fir 2S pobl ibr
Wann uno ibre Suben ajn9en I Sic
,uuBtp feinen 8e[6eio. ,.@ebrn ite uiels
lei6t fir Gob?" nNein !" "Soer fGr
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9tlpVDtH ourp pls polf poer Sra9
Sic bin? Grmd9en Sic nur, tpie MIDI
emp0ren mubte, lpos i6 fab, uno mie icb
unm09ticb falte5 Slut babel bebatten
fonnte. Sic, meine Serren, fino inS9e-
Iommt Sabnreie, uno tra9en ibre 9Grner
nit @eouto, tbeil6 aus Won9el an @br=
sefubl, tbeil6 aus Sei9beit. 2(ber i6
bate gbre uno Mutb, peroiene olIo feline
Strofe lpie Elm 9emeiner ltebeltbdter. -
G5 perfsbt itb, oob man ourb iene gGor.
te iib ni1t belpe9en lieb, ben Sprub 5u
miloern. Ger oberfe 8idter ertldrte
Ietbf, biQi9 foQte er nob 9eIbdrft ners
ben, melt oer 8erbretber in ienen 0lcoen
ale lbuloi9e Nbtun9 9e9en Die Sbri9feit
uerleet babe Stun, la9te SoretIere, mol.
len sic oa6 llrtbeil nibt miloern, IolIen
Sic meni9tene nicbt isben, Dap ib MIDI
ouf Dem S6ofotte ftrbten tperoe. Mlub-
te ober bon Sbnen Semano ben GOpf pers
lieren, mie wuroe ct 5ittern !! - 8oreties
re biett au@ gSort NIT Dem 5u9eia9ten
Mutb in Der oeltunoe. Gr lieB iiD
bic Qu9en nibt perbjnoen, tpeil er, Ipie ct
Ia9te, itb nibt ibeue, Dem 500 inc 2(nts
He 5u febeu. Bum S&orfriAter ia9te
ct: 3ei9e mir erit einmol Oein Weier !!
Goo Gbwsrt lpuroe ibm 9srcitbt. Sore.
there verlucbte e5 auf ieiner fIa1en 9ono,
inoem ct fitb oomit cine tjefe @unos bel
brobte. - @6 5urGtt9ebeno, rief ct solts
blutbi9: Gs 1T gut, - boue oenn ou, -
es miro ia ni9t lan9e oouern ! -
-GE=
Giamanten oeS S56a66 bon YerFen.
ll5 Der @n9tdnosr Ser porter i'm Sab.
re 1918 in Geberan, oer STE efioend oes oa:
mali9en SDabe BON perlien, Set Iii ::
S@a6, wor, fab er ceien bel elmer gro.
Pen Seierlcbfeit, uno ia9t pon ibm, ct lei
gang cine SIamme ron SupeIen 9ewefen.
Die bobe Sioro ouf Dem SOpfe beitono
9dnjli1 aus 0i9t 9efaBten Damontsn,
perlen, 8ubinen uno Smaro0Oen, bic 70
9eoronet moren, Dap fle eine MifDun9
BON Den Ibonlten Sarben i'm SldnoSeuo.
Tifen Gi0te bjloeten, peIge6 Don ibrcr So
6arfdbe (trabtte. Die &Gette, Die
er tru9, mar bon 8oIotOff, beinabc nit
elmer dbnIi6en Nnoronun9 bon &ienoois
en- uber5o9en uno uber Die S@ultern
9naen 6.pei SDnGreperlen, 'pel6e wobr.
| I9einIib bic 9roBten opf Der Groe fno.
IN Slang aber lbertrofen alee Die bret;
ten 8dnosr nm Iene Qrme uno Der Sir
tel, Oct ibm nm oen Geib 9in9. Sie
9tdu5tsn in Ger &bot Wie Seuer, spenn oie
Sonnenl1robIen oorouf fielen. Dit NIT
Suyuslen belsete Sinoc am re6ten lrmt
Dieb oer ei@tber9, uno iene am Iinfen oos
9iNtmser. 0isie prdbti9en Oiomonteu
fino our1 0taOir Scbocb nob periien 9e,
fommen, psl1er oub i'm Sabre 1893
Den prd6ti9en pfauentbron aus oerMon.
solei oobn perlegte. Oleler Sbron, oet
BON Diamonten FART, felt einen pfar
NIT ofenem S6peife aus Sob uno GceI
iteinen Dor, uno fol- einen Wertb BON iie:
benji9 Willionen Sboler baben.
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Ut. ALL. Stenstae Sen 12. geptember, 1sAs.
2dmfenSc S>attianser s.
Jabrg. 10, sanse SSa,n. AL,
,insunaen - Der 1lberaIe 1seobaehte

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
y ieo,

On Thursday the 29h inst, BURROUGH CARR
ARTHUR, aged years, son Of Lieut.. BENJAMIN II
ARTHUR, U. S. A.
On board the steamer Taglioni," OF the 7th inst.
OH her passage from New Orleans to Cincinnati
BENZ F. KELLY, nged AZ years Formerly Of Troy
VT papers please copy.
In Casteton VT. on the 18th inst, JtLA CARO-, onl,
daughter of STErHEN H. and Nancy e, PARKHuRsT, o
this Village aged five months.
In Jericho, Aug. 2lst, of Consumption, HENRY
WEBSTER, aged g. years and months. He has pa
en,ly endured sickness for sixteen years. und died
happy in the love OF God
Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord"
Cow.
On Monday morning 2lst inst, CLrNroN A., sol
of j. W. and Mary A. Granger, of Milton, aged
year months 81 days.
At Winooski Village, on the 23d inst, ANefLiNl
l.. SINCLAIR, youngest daughter Of Michael Sincear
Esq, aged 10 years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
PIERCE & KELLOGG,
s3J Rivcr.st., Troy,

RE RECEIVING nv LATE ARRIVALS FROM
II Europe and direct from the manufacturers, large
aud beautiful assortment of Goods in their line, winch
they offer On the most favorable terms.
FRrYcu AND ENGLISH CuINA- Breakfast, dinner. tea,
supper and toilet sets rut and cake baskets, preserve
sh,lts, Compoier plain white. bnrbcan and gold, &c
ORNAMENrED CHiNA--Euses, candl-s,icks, bouquet
holders cologne hotties, novelties in nkstands match
and flower pots, &c.
FLOWING Blue, figured blue and Washington blue,
II dinner, tea, breakfast snd toilet sets.
GLASS WARE, cut. pressed and plan-centre bowls,
cecres water bottles, d-can,eis, tumbrrs wines,
champagnrs goblels, lenonudes jees, dishes, lamps,
&c. Nc.
LAMFs--Paent solar and lard nnps suitable for ho-
Ies, churches aud tam,-s o new mud beautiful STYLES,
from the celebrated mandatory Of Cornelius 4 Co.
GlRANDoLEs. candtnbras brackets. cnndl.sticks-
Onnua, silver and brozed OF new and approved pat
rerns
HALL LANTERNs--Rich stained, painted and cut
| some very choice and beautiful patterns
| BRITANNIA w ARE-Cofrc pots tea pots, sugars and
| creams and casters at every descriptions.
! EAstuEN WAEE OF superior styles and qualities, IN
every variety OF color now IN use
Canal Boat Glass Ware, wicks and lanterns.
| TEA TRAys,n sets or separalr-some very choice
and beautiful patterns.
GAS FxruREs from Colnelus & Co., at New York
| dnd Philadelphia prices.
| Troy May |, laAS. D2SW45h
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

From the Boston Evening Traveller, Jan. 6, lsi7.
II is pc haps but an Of justice the propretors OF
Wistars Baisam OF Wild Cherry for US to say, that
oar personal experience in the OF this article has
Impressed us most avoraby. One Of the propriefors
Of the Traveller entirely cured of cough
of tour months continuance, by the OF this Bnlsnn
and several of friends and acquaintance wao have
tried the article, have found OF grea, service in
iieving them OF severe coughs and .horness obrenh
ing, with which they had been afflicted. Mr.. Seth
W. Fowe. No. 1873 Washington street, is the general
agent.
Be not deceived, remember that spurious imitation,
and other preparations Of viii Cherry abound
throughout the land but il is DIR. Wslars that ma,
performed so many thousaud wonderful cures there
fore buy no other but the genuine, original Baisam O
Wild Cherry, signed Butts ON the wrapper.
For sale by Taco. A. PECK, Burlington VT and b.
Druggists generally throughout the United States.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

'he Beginning ofh career, when in 1919 the sick SOL
der rose from bed at the hour Of midnight, and by his
Calm and Inspiring coscil saved the burning fort, and
shatehed the inmates from the ,omahawk Of the mer-
eiless savage and from thence follow him hrougha
period Of more than thirty years, we shall find the
came uns,nkable evdeie Of the great SOIL and no
bic heart, and Of the qualities that have won Tor
him more recently the universal admiration aud love
Of his generous countrymen.
Has he not shown himself equal to every en,ergcn-
cy-has he no, discharged every duty with distln-
guished honor to himself and his counry' Who shall
now dsrus, the ability the virtte Of the man. when
oil who know him bear witness by their love and res
pect. to his eminent wisdom, and goodness Of heart
Now ask. what but the very qualities, ascribed to
Gen. Taylor by all, had Washington to commend him,
when he was first called to preside over the nation at
q most critical period in our history Wns he more
han Gen Taylor, man of political knowledge T.
Was not such n knowledge at that time more indie
epensabe than at present b., here is Washington.
own language
~On the other hand, the Aptitude and difficulty
"oftte trus to which the voice of my country called
me, being sufficient 10 awaken in the wisest and
most experienced of her citizens dstrustul scruti-
"ny into his qualifications could not bu, overWheim
with dependence, one, who inherting inferior en-
dowmcnts from nature, and Impractical in the du-
ties Of cpl administration, ought to be peculiarly
" coHsciou. Of his own defciences'
Was Washington, though Impractical in the du-
ties Of civil administration" found wanting p
He that was first in war, became frs, in peace,
and is first in the hearts of his countrymen. The mind
that ruled the whrwind and storm Of war, shone with
increased spendor in the Cabinet and hence pre-
sent hope, that honest man, remarkable for his
strong common sense, can administer the govern
ment of free people, TO the shame of mere poitica
trcksters to the admiration Of all good men, and to
Fhe lasting prosperity and happiness Of our common
country. ClVIS NATUS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
DIR. E. AIMS
PATENT
SDinO. 4 IbdOiMinIl Supporter

Destined for Persons of Scdeniory Habits, STOPPING
S S'nns Lame Stomach. Lams Side. and all tloss
Thousand .Nameiess Troubies and Pens that
arise tro, n Weak Lonauiou Of the Pe!ric and
4bd,iyiDuI Resioas
rv,IJIs, =, In.,uner, that IN. hu, ,ccer,ly been
i.rtrc,eJ and brourh, before The Pubic |, has,
bow,yer hrrr very universally approved a,. recon.
nlrnd.d by thousands vino nav. BECOME acquainted
Mn ia ..c,ilencj.s Il took the premium, over oil
o,hsr artificial spuorts az lin, Far Of the American
Institute, or 1876 IN the city o. New York and has
received the COMMUNICATION of physicians. whenever
il ho, been presented Tor ,.ir exanna tiun or been
used by their patients a great variety OF mslIu-
pubic within a lew Years, all OF which have So e cx-
yssrGs put p mr we ehsp yet eGp y
inv free MOTION toevery pat, yet giving nature and
graceful support whenever it is required 4 .arge
o Of the an and wIEne' IN 6 is n1n an The The
ness, whites, &c, &C., arir' from week.-mrs. N 'hrse
parts h" nsdf" pns'rI, wSs 1 bI When M M,
supporter toucirs the spo, esact,y !, ls ruy ns,
,onlsl,ng how immediate and wonderful Is the relief
given In Young s snns Uln
the shoulder, nr. rre and pro,ude, the stomach
bone i- pressed in or out and a great variety Of
other np?~a' tina. e,%sf FTnne us1r
, ,Sn rvs u' can o b prevented Or already existing.
they can DC arrested or, not too ta advanced, can
be TSmpS'e SsTsa Of b. IosruD.n, over oil others
ARE Nv
l. That II is simple, md not liable TO get out OF
ordrr-cIi.ap, yet durnb'e
It, so shielded that II viii! not rust or soil tho
clothes
y I, !; ,J,r,.d ~ , rrr,,-r var CIV of compain,s
,J a,rn,is MIR actual svruo,t 10 The abdomen aud
irI ,on,"n Than any olhrr InsI rument ever pre-
si,,,'' y, H.. ,,,hi'c
of testimonials rih he presented
'",s lImr;', anJ e,;sr,s r I'ioyiun nr, a
o'ils rke9nemt,SI nnu
ory VI nny one Of whom can be referred to- aal ivy
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tT Most Extraordinary Work ! "a
THE
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PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.

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On the receipt of One Dollar, the Married Wo
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IMPROVED AMERICAN AIR-TIGIlr
Cooking stove.

THE nbovc s:ove i, offered TO the public an art
ice Tor culinary purposes unriyaled by any other
in use. Its construction ls very simple and con-
seaucnty can be managed with facility and ense.
The oven is large and bakes admirably the fnes
being arranged to diIse equal degree Of heat
in all parts Of it, very useful feature III this stove is
its summer arrangement which consists Of furnace
which can BE- used with the same facility and more
economy than the common portable furnaces.
-AISD--
general assortment oi Fancy Box and Air-tght
stoves Of the a,es, styles, Patent Pumps, lead pIpe
A Agricultural Implements Sc
Job work Of all kinds in tn copper and Sheet Iron
done in the latest style and on short notice.
tw52FD BDSTIVlCk & ENARTS.
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Rurlirrtvn Eaigh school.

Vl>HE nest term of Burlington High School will
] commence on Monday September. 4lh. The
second story OF the L,lJng will be finished TOR the
accommodation OF Young ladies.
TEACHERS.
J T. Benedict, Mathematics and Natural History
W. Marsh Latin and Greek Languages.
II. Hills, Drawing
Miss A. NJ Brnsmade. Engli and French.
TTITION.
French per Quarter. s3oo
Drawinr. $500
t;rowtn,hy' Grammar and Arithmetic $50
Mathematics and Natural History including
Algebra, Geometry. Irigonome,ry. surveying
Mensdraiion, Astronomy, natural Philosophy,
| Physiology Chemistry. Botany and Geology. 500
Latin and Greek languages, History Rhetoric and 80
| Nntbemntics and Lanruapes 100
| No additional charge will be made for the English
when pursued with Mathematics and Language.
The trustees are confident that the ample arrange.
mcnis which have been made tor the highest order OF
instruction, and the pleasant location and excellen.
accommodations OF the building will render the Bur
lington High School desirable resort Tor young men
| fitnng for college us well for those wishing 10 ac-
quire a good English and business education
Board can be had IN the neishborhood OF the Schoo
upon favorable terms.
! Burlington, August Isl, lS4S dlo3wot
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
Jedediah Boynton's Estate.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint
w ted by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chitcnden, commissioners 10 receive, ex.
sons against the estate Of jedrJinh Boynon lntpp Of
Haesburgh in said District deceased represented III
solvent and also all claim and demands exhibited IN
offset thereto; and six months from the day of the
date thereof being allowed by said Cour, for tina, pur
pose we do therefore hereby give notice ,,hat we viii
attend to the business OF our appointment a, the
DWELLING OF Andrew Burri,t in iImesburg in said Di.
trct. Oh the 4th, Fridays OF September and Deceru
Der iiext at 10 o'clock A. NJ on each of said days
Dated, this go, day of July. A ID. 1913.
FRANCIS WILSON, Co,,o,;..
JOHN $. PATRICK. { '"nmiss.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
The Dvsentery Syrup

OF this Company is infnble specific in this alarm.
ming disorder. 1t is narranted to cure md i il
should not the money will in all cases be refunded
Thousands of lives have been saved by lis use No
matter how extreme the case cure is certain, Me.
dicnl men amt all others should Immediately procure
supply, and TINS conter n great brssng on their
respective patients, families and communities.
The other medicines OF the Gretenberg Company
are TOO well known To need mention nj this time
Suffice il TO sny that they sought for with the
nnplrd avdi,y, and performing the astound-
ing cures, Fecer and Asse, Scrofula Consumption,
Billions Ferers &c &c, conque red by them. The
GrGrfeaberg AarsarariHa Compound is taking the
lead OF all others, aud contains double the number Of
dases OF any other.
AGENTS IN CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
Burlineion.-A c. Spear. |. Sherwood, J. 5. Nun.
son and Geo l. Harrington. Druggist.
II-nooski Falls w B. Hatch & Co, Milton
Ayers Il Clark Shsbsrn-- D Tyler. Hunting
ton,--A Furguson, CndcrkiH--C. L. Alien, Char
lotto Lyon &Alexander Jerieho;- Field & Beach
Jerioho Cenhe--J Lyman IFeafrd,-H P
Wood Hin-sJurgi- B Niele laser. n J
Tur,e. Rickmond, e b. Gren. IVi!l,ston,- HUI
bert Il Hodges
August l., 4s. ws