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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-25

The ship Leopard, of baltimore, Of $50
tons, was disposed Of at New York ON Fri
day, by auction, for $4,000, part cash, and
the balance ai four and six mouths.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-25

The National Monument TO Washington
is now about ten feet above the ground, and
il is believed that the fund in hand viii be
sufficient to pay for its construction to the
height of 100 feet.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-25

About 5000 sheep have been slaughtered
this Fall, at Cincinnati, for their tallow.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-25
From the London .aihenaup,.
ROTHsCHILD's ACCOUNT OF
HIMSELF.

The following interesting piece of Bos-
wellism, occurs IN letter of the late Sir Il.
f. Buxton:
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-25

Merchants and Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware. Produce, etc.
B~sos., H'r,soz.in
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-25

sIia hue OF the Ioosest and
'ldings larger and tongue. We give i,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03

,rho Ua,,a..s I,,Us ,:o.o,o in an article " de-
fninc its posi,iou' OH the Presidential que ston
s,vse
yh,, ry,x,v e., 40 is orr fire, c,,icc we hive nev-
CT attempted to conceal and i would be imp1Ts3le
of Of n oH,. .,en,hs Of be WhiSs Of Vermont
The BrauIeboro Eaole also. from whose in
,cllicent editors we shall always be sorry to diff
nrN while il cour,couslv disapproyes the desir-
nation Of Mr.. Clay bv this paper. as premature
,J or lur,r,, rol;cv sovs.
We assent without reserve to the facts and logic set
forth by the editor OF the rec irrSs' put lrHe. eA
to the Wachman, he should have Initiated its exam
pie by hosting an independent tag o' ms own even
a." Mimi, hat the prnvoentian was rrcat and are
convinced 10y our own observation that the Free Press
i ,bn first Choice OF iSnrh5- might say nine
,cnhs-oi the Wings of the State OF Vermont, as well
us o, inc mon c, -, ,r,,
=, ho il ..hot
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
by Telegraph.
Troy. 9 o'clock. A. NJ, }
March ID, 1918.


The telegraph is out Of order, and we have no
Congressional news Of yesterday.
The new and magnificent dry goods store of
Mcssrs. Beck & Co.. in Broadway. took fire be-
tween II AMI IL o'clock to-day "wednesday,
when their stock of goods was nearly destroyed
and the store considerably damaged The loss
will probably amount to $4,000 or $4,000.
From Monte Imco.-Thc arrival of the lIcbc
AT Baltimore brings accounts from Monte Vdco
to the Sth Of January. On the lst Gen. Rosas
issued his proclamation that no vessel was al
lowed 10 enter from other clcaranccs for Monte
Nideo. The French were enforcing strictly the
blockade on all vessels arriving from and de-
parting TO foreign countries While the IIebe
was lying at Buenos Ayrcs. Capt Green has
known the French 10 make as many as eight
seizures in one night-most of them were re-
leased but some were under condemnation.
TIE story MafHe kemacIy Wing Coarcntion
recommended Gan. Tay'or far President turns
om to be untrue. The Convention adjourned
withou, expressing It's preference for President.
TIE TREATY OF PEAcE.--Maior Van Buren,.
who is Just from Washington, states positively
that the treaty will be confirmed. lie says that
the obnoxious clause relative to old land claims
will be abandoned by the McXicans
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
XXth CON GIsI,SS.


;, very ,,,ttl' nusl!eSI was nccon'pS,cu III tltler
I9u@r' hHuurs ~ U,'a' ~ Lu,T i'''Io vi 'ie
S'ch'sS u iio'' ''''' 'S''"' !,, I,u"ii'7 FL a,
MI, p;i, . ', LuNi',liAi 90, <o'
'MH"F Nv 'CSu,u1 u".tai''tttu " Illcssaec IN
W Wl' oc'''Ne" 10 'o''''"' ''' "'" 'eoy win
M,Ncp. ..,,... H. p..ir
Resolutions cnlln9 o" lhe PRESIDENT Tor nniorma-
" w. ~ ~ '." ' ", ei =. ,, ...... r.
,i."! ~ m ~ ,,' 'o'''''''''cc Oh 'or
NJ IL I',T H. ~ w f.,',":
w., ,i a,n U'I,u u,, y'NS''y Oh immediate acton
y" lux e." n'I't ! i'u"
M ;il occurred ilia' ,he
.c ,9S'5 ''i' p''i ITO" was greater thah be-
"'u Nv. '',vi,i, ;.,..
'''""''- ''' az" ""'''"'uciE ADJOURNED;
c, ,,ni ,,,!i HvRSpAf' fen -
'."H'' VIZ. - 'n,,'N>' {" hl,nls' gave notice oil
b TO rsi ih-h ihr Territory OF Ncbraska.
ir Alien called up ms resolutions, oii'rd yesterday
Gaining on the IIcsdtnt Tor information whether an
arm!slcc existed III h'Aico' and II 50, by what au-
thorlty and lnslrucilng The Judiciary Committee 10
inquire whether the act OF W. furnishing Unauthorized
person ior holding communication with the enemy i'll
time oi war, required any amendment. Both Were
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
THE PUBLISHERS RESPECTFULLY

,,,,., ,,r,..,,
INVITE attention 10 llc following Sinncht tes'lino-
ny 10 Inc eNceHehce OF utS otailaih pc'lolliIy.
lhS execution Vi "'9 'cuu""'g V"y "'' ~
lts m'c' III - ,,-;,.,,
ne vofaa'', ,y =, ';tJ
'',' r', VI a." ; %
meet to wards nryy ntroJnccJ onJ cnrc is taken to
note such ms are technical FOREIGN ohs,cip provincial
T T@ Definitions orc cIcor and cxoc, and those pcr
ainins to technical and scientific terms are specially
''lT''., ,,'f a n,.n,i, h-,. ,, 1r ~,
pro"%"coond rms yGg sc OF No n o wc d rs '4
,l,; f ,bc yo,,.I so,n,I. ,hon a., Inv. cs.,,h,rr
un.ySI o, me Eow,. i S"uS inan we iiHNt M M
los, oI, IA ,,h,riti. i'm r,I,,,n ia words iii f.r.rt-
work important advantages as lroho"hclns DC
u@,nay. ..,..L.,...,,lo,o, d,;,r,r,. o,on,,s
IN oTa"oEaPy ne ,r f .' anu u, Gncto,yr 6 has
p %"'i' u9'-l + t'I,.I, "'l,i m ,I NJ %
uI'" 10 10 'I,,s',,,', "',' ~ ''u''' ~ wv ~ '''
WORDS OF snnIar ioIHluu"h. i ,,s and Indications
-, ne .I, ~, ycni than thew are ryn
OF words !" ihucm Htraloi cA'I' T'' G W, p'[
III u'h'f hI-''h D'uon'" "'n r,,ncia,,,n ,hc
notes on me orlnuet'lny, ,'t n"J ,hr n,rulior
Elahihailca iorih ailu '""7'"r''o', ~ ~ ;',.
technical local, ana American uses Ii , , ,Uc
spr!S,d through the volume, give 10 "' "''" ''"'"
adrli'onnl value; ,.,.... IS Modern Csorronbicol
lh' copou' NocahlHlY OF N'p".I' ~ ~. ~,
Names, win then pr"nuhcn",ii "I' , :; tb,
remuneration Of Cas.lsa ant ~ ihr p,cpna T
Names, are important np'ndtI'S ~ ; Wv , ,;h
\ year has passed since lhS @ L, ,,no,, ,i
uvaed E4gIsh readers ana men OF W. c"nirpy
lords good testimony OF us a,I. and rnr.tI
recommend II as contdiluH a. anr,
view OF the present sthlc OF o'' A.;
JARED SPARES, H.. d Mclean iI"rSsH " -N''i'"
aud Modern History, Harvard I.NslSY' - 800.
JuuN MCLrAN, LII. u. Justice T. . supreme No"''
Ohio .,,.
Moss STUART, D. D. Professor o. VI" '''''"'"''
lhrol"Sco, seminary VIZ, prts,r of Chris
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
Great typhrrIng !

The Washington correspondent ofthe Georgia
Messengers, in estimating the prospects OF Mr.
CLAY and Gen. Taylor for the nomination OF
the Wing National Convention. makes up three
columns. IN which are arranged the States whose
,Iecua,cs will 90 for CLAY. for TAYLOR. and
those which are doubyM. In the LATTER col
umn he places Vermont! Why. as between
CLAY and TAYLOR. as matters now stand, the
Generals chance Of getting the vote of the Ncr-
mont dele CATION is about equal TO his chance of
being swallowed by IA whale. We rather think
we would give odds on the latter.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03

OF YER MONT, The Hon; the
DISTRICT OF tUlTTrNDEN IS. \ Probate Court
for the District vi Chicndcn, to MI persons to whom
these presents shall comc,-tREErlNG:
WHrRrAs Ira 4 Cullnmer Guardian OF Samuel T.
Collancr Rosnmond |. Conmcr, George H. Collamcr
and Nancy r. Collumcr. minor children of himself,
the said Ira A has this day, presented to said Court
his prtilion in writing setting forth TINT his said wards
have las the heirs OF his atc wife Nancy " Ccllnmcrl
am estate in rcycrsion OF about twenty acres OF irnd
sna,, in SIglburn in said District OF which snid land
the said Ira \. tollnmcr is tenant by the Curtesy-
and that it would he for the bet interest Of his said
ward. and himself whoarc the only persons interested.
Tint the said Estate be sold and the proceeds invested
in other real Estate, and praying the said court to
grant him license sell the said real estate OF his said
wards:
THrREroRE, it is ordered, by said Probate Court,
that the 18th day OF March next BE- assigned for the
hearing and deciding said petition, at the Probate
office in Burlington in Said District, aud is ordered
that notice be given to all persons interested, by pub
fishing this order three weeks successfully in the Bur
lingon Free Press, newspaper printed i'll burlington
all which publications to be previous to said 18th day
OF March
Given under my hand at Burlington in said District
| this 2,th day of February \. ID. 1878
3jw3 BRADFORD BlNFORD, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03

Slareyu IN Kentucky - The Philadelphia North
American says \ letter from kentucky repeats in
n confident tone, the prevalent opinion that he days
emancipation are increasing in number, strength and
delerminaon and lis advocates are found IN all ranks
oil socicty'
And hen History sits in Judgment on the ac-
tons Of men, and prejudice and passion no long
er suppress the voice of Truth. will be recorded
that to the influence of HENRY CLAY, more than
to that Of any other one man. will this great on
ward step for freedom have been owing. Pas
ieritg will have no resenmenis to crafty, and
no aims Of ambition to serve, by yiliiyng the
name Of Henry CLAY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03

Among the painful incidents of yesterday, was
the receipt of news from Mexico of the death of
Major Edward Webster, OF the Massachusetts
regiment of the volunteers, and son OF the Hon.
Daniel Webster Mr., Freaner, bearer of the
treaty and dispatches, &c, left Mexico on the
3D. Of February. lie says Major Webster died
at st. Angel, eight miles from Mexico, the head
quarters OF Gen. Cushlng's brigade, on some
Ills funeral was attended by the regiment. His
remains will be sent home.-Naliondi htehi-
peHcer, FEB. 22d,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
IMPORTATION WANTED.
COJORED MAN. UaNJBAL JOUN.

n SON. hired Of the subscriber last Sunday,
chcstnu, -coored Mare, with an ciplic-sprng Wagon
havlng long box and trunk rack, go ms he said to
Milton and return on Monday, Any information OF
the whereabouts oi the horse and wagon will greatly
obligc me, and will be well paid for
II. w. BALLARD.
Burlinuton March 3 1919
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
A., clay i'm New York.

We hear by Telegraphic Despatch from roy
,b,, Mr.. CLAY has accepted the invitation OF the
Citv authorities of New York; aud VIII v'''trl'a,
City in compliance herewith next week, 'n@
rocsn,ion will be worth going hundred mics
10 see
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
Britannia Ware, &c.

~ tcrcrs, Egg Boilers, Sugar Bowls, Cream Cups
Tumblcrs, Pitchers, MoaSscs Cups. Castors, Soup La
dies, l.lther Boxes Chambers Candlcstcks, Lamps
and great variety of fine English and American Brit
ANNA Ware: also " Block Tin" Tea Pots cheap as
is economical to buy. Brass, Plated aud Glass Can
diesllcks aud Lamps Brass and plated Snulcrs and
Tuys, Blanc Mango MouIds, Plated. Britannia, Ger
man Silver and Com Silver Spoons Muskmelon shap-
ed Pudding Dishes tor boiling Indian Puddlngs in
Tea Walters, Crumb Trays and Brushes and great
variety of articles in the Plated and Britannia Ware
line, Tor sale quite low at the Variety Store.
BRINSMAlD * BROTHERS,
Burlington, March 3, 1913. SO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
Rank Of Burlington.

ERON the LIST day Of April next, the Bank OF Bur
L liurton, will be opcn on DAYS OF business, from
o'clock, A. NJ to o'clock =. NJ until further notice
By order Of the Directors.
II. &. COLE, cashier.
Feb 25, 1913. "1iii'l'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
Most emnhatically true

nrThe Ralray a. j. Adcoca'e comes to us
Nth ,he names of HENRY CLAY and MILLARp
FILLMORE, at the head of its columns as ITS can
did,,os for the Presidency and Vice Presidency
:. subioc, TO the decision of the National Con-
..ontinn y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03


this nt FcnvlE were thai
swn hc wumtfe mryn las ,anl
tpchl4t in tia i'm was tn memo which was
nlcof Dmrrst Tl
fall
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03

SrrruNG OF BLoop.--It should be remembered.
when the stream OF life is encountered with morbid
hunors, that It's volume or quantity Is increased the
bood-yesscS filled to overtlowing hence II mp-
turing OF those which terminate in the lungs and
splitting OF blood. consumption, and other dreadful
complaints UfigMs Indidn Vegetable PiAis
cerfaiH 10 PIT immaculate stop IL splitting Of blood
because they take ont OF the circulation those useless
and corrupt humors which the cause not OILY of
the bursting of blood vessels but also OF every maady
incident to man. From three TO six OF said Indian
Vegetable Pills taken at night going to bed, will in
all give immediate relief, and il repeated few
tunes, will most ussuredly restore the body TO n state
OF sound health.
BEWARE or CoUSrERFEIT.-THE ONLY ORIGINAL
AND GENUINE lNplAN VEGETABLE PILLS HAVE THE Sic
NATURE OF WILLIAM WRIGHT WRITTEN WITH A PER
on THE roP LABEL OF EACH BOX. None other rs gen
uiHe, AMI 10 counterfeit This is FORGERY.
The genuine for sale by W. II. CURTIS, Water
Street, aud THEODORE \. PECK, College Street
sole cents tor Burlington Reuben Ferguson, Essex ;
j. b. Dyke, Huntington w. Rhodes, Ir Richmond ;
! J.. B. Green, Richmond }. II. & Il. w. Tower,
Underhill lIurlbut Il Hodges, Wliston X. San
dcrson and G.. Ayers, West Wston ]. Lyman,
jericho w. b. Vile, IIinesburgh w ;. & II. p.
Wood. Wcs'tord Staples & Lyon, Charlotte :; John
Snmonds, ShcIburnc r. Richmond Barnard and at
the New England Branch Office and General Depot,
l9S fremont Street, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03

Cazenovil, Mad. Co. Aug. Is 1915.
year ago Hast winter, had cough, which, in
stead of yielding to the common family remedies,
steadily grew worse that at the end of three
weeks it was exceedingly violent, and was attended
with fixed pain in the side. Alter five six weeks,
finding myself no better, became seriously apprcru-
siyc it would run me into n consumption, and called
ON DR. foord for advice lie gave Inc bottle OF his
PICTORIAL SYRuP,. and ON using il my couuh WAS inn
incdiatcv relieved, SO that in five dnvs coughcd
very liur and in one week IL was entirely cured \
wear afterwards | had slight attack again, which
was removed 10y less than halt bottle OF the syrup.
From NV own experience, and from what have
learned from others who have used it, am confident
1t Is an uncommonly cIcacious medicine for lung
complaints, and would By all means advise any one
having n cough. to give ii trial
For sale by IHLo. 4. PEEK, Apothrcary aud Who'll
SHE Druggist aud by dealers IN medicine generally
throuLhoul the State.
Feb 81 ISIS 3im2 llESRY BVaHrvAy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
Dissolution Il Removal.
DOY BLIN. HAVING DISSOLVED WITH

IL the firm of Bostwick & BIN can now be found
at the Shop Of 5, W Taylor, opposite C. f. Srani-
ford's Church ST. where all kinds OF work in the Tin
Copper and Sheet Iron business will be done 10 the
satisfaction OF his customers All kinds of Jobs and
repairing done on short notice.
Burlington, March, LIST 1918 3Gw4
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03

n5-speaking of the late Taylor Meeting IN
New York. the New Haven Comm joH1l"
says c.,.
We regret to see that the brilliant speeches OF the
occasion seemed to Turn on military glory; iayioi
',;i;,orv cbaracter-the Mexican war-Iaylors ioIl
l'uit"' ,b"sc made the staple OF the speeches mat
e, NH not do, gentlemen. These things are wen N
Nh Mac but the age and times demand something
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03

1.-THE Official order Of Presidcn. Polk, in
honor of Ex-president ADAMS is conceived and
written in excellent taste and spirit, and Is honor
able alike to his head and heart The Speeches
eur Rryroy in the Senate and of Messrs
HOLMES Of :. &. aud Mcdowell OF va III the
House. were in the highest degree touching ana
beauiful. We shall endcayor to insert them IN
our next.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
tflarric0,

In Whitehall, on the 22d ut 10y the Rev Mr.. Grant,
Mr. Henry A. WATKINS, to Miss MARY l.. DIXON,
all OF that place.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
Dic0,

In this village, on the morning of the 2sh February
at the residence Of her son, WILLIAM l.. STRONG Mrs,
SUSAN, relic Of the late AsAnEL STRONG, aged G5
VrarS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
Markcts.
Brighton Markct-Thursday. Feb. II, 1913.

REPORTED FOR TIE TRAvELLER
AT market. 400 Beet Cattle, 30 Stores 1900 Sheep,
$50 Swine $50 before reported left over pairs
Working Oxen, % Cowes and Calves
PriceS.-Bect Cattle, S5!, Sc and SCI. Swine,
q 3-sc Sheep, Extra soy, 81! 80! and 30. Cows,
sales at $40
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03

DOTASI and Caldron Kettles. of all descriptions.
constantly on hand and made to order Also n
complete assortment OF Hollow Ware. at
Dee 81 BURLINGTDN EDf-NUPT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
B. M. I. Lectures.
DR.. l.. MARSH, Wednesday eve. next.

- We ipn1wing course Of Lectures will be dclvcrc
I'', Wv .'i'cli'nlrs Institute, commencing on Iu
day evening, the 18th Of January. nj GI oclock n,
Srongs Hall ~ -
United States Army" Nm Brsrr.!tSk
Injunction to Labor no curse" Rev. H. j.. STARR.
Work'"-lSix LecturesJ LEONARD MARSH, Wiy
{. +. DAvEY,.Es1
Single Ticket, admitting Gentleman and Lady -
Ticket tor the course do do IN,
Family Ticket for the course, ~
Tickets at Edwards bookstore, and a, Mcssrs Bris
maids.
The funds to be appropriated to the increase ofthr
Library. Jan 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
Tir. Gaiiaiin's Pamphlet.

We have received for grafuiious distribution
from the Wing Central Committee in Boston,
800 copies of the able and patriotic pamphlet of
AlprRr GALLATIN on the War. This admir-
able essay is specially adapted to the wants OF
our locofoco friends in the premises, and isquiie
a, the service of any of them who will call,
while the copies OF it last,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
SALT. 300 BIS. WESTERN"
- For sale by J. BRADLEY, N CO.
Glass.
EaaE'SI ware.

Tn'ElE undersigned offer to purchasers n stock Of
i heavy and shelf tIARDW ARE, comprising a
variety o goods pertaining 10 the various branches of
hc trade which have been selected with great care.
both IN regard 10 perfection IN style and finish, nni
rca-ouubcness m price. Purchasers are respectfully
solicited 10 call. STRONG, DOOLlrTLE X co.
Nov. 30, 1871.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03

| was sorclv afflicted with troublesome cough.
hoarscnrss, and soreness in the lower part of my
whroa with structure across the breast, which had
troubled me for some time past, in my frequent At
tcmpts of public speaking. had tried several pre-
scrptions OF my Physicians but without any sensible
effect. | procured OF Mr.. J. c. Wells. druggist, of
this city, bottle OF DR.. Foords Pcctora syrup, which
believe has entirely relieved me, and which cons-
Ny partner Aid. Meckrrwho had a severe cold at
the time ! was taking this medicine cured BY a
few doses from the bottle which had
Utica, Feb. 1916. II. BUSHNELL.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03

The large sale Of Browns Sasapnra and Tomnto
t;ers, Is another proof OF It's efficacy 1t Is now
ahou, three years surc was first offered to the pub
Ir. although it has been used by one Of the most dis
n-iiShcd Physicians tor many years IN private prac
t" since which iiI' sale has steadily increased AM
it has been sent for from all parts OF the country.
where 1t was never advertised, but recommended by
persons that have used H. 1t has been shipped TO or
clIn ports, and found ready sale that alone would
seem to be proof CROUCH OF lis utility.
How many medicines there are adycstised TINT
never sell, and soon 90 down, and are forgotten
How different it is with this 1t finds ready sale
where 1t has never been advertised and It's sale
tinucs to increase in all places a 1t becomes known
For sale by Thlo. \. PECK, and \. G SrEAR, Apo
thccarlcs and vho SHE Dms 5iss, and by dealers gen
orally throughout the state aOw2
We commend the following certificate to the attcn-
ton ot our readers and recommend those VINO are at
l.ctcd 10 try the remedy:
lloyEspALr, Pa. january 10, 1917.
Mr.. SETH w fowLr-Dcor SIR: Iou are At
Hcriy 10 use the Joiior'ng statement tor the 6cHcht
nj tie aWiricd-ln the year ISL was attacked with
the lVns Complaint, which apparently brought me to
the BRINK OF the grave. Daring my sickness was at
tended 10y three physicians m our place. but received
no help, also tried the various remedies recon-
mcndcd Tor such complaints, but they afforded me no
rrci. A. a last resort was persuaded to Try u lS-
tm's BHiSam of wa cherry, and by using four bot
tics was restored to better health than have ENJOY
ed before Tor ten years. Tins statement may be re-
''N BETSEY PERRIN.
The above certificate was given III presence OF DR.
a. Strong, of lIoncsdalr, VINO Is well known in his
vicinity as a successful practitioner
! Be careful and get the genuine DR.. WISTAR'S
| BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by l. BUTTS Address all orders It
| SETH W FOWl.E, Boston, Mass. For sale whole
sale and retail by THEo, a PECK, Burlington, and by
| Dealers in Medicines generally in Vermont
Coop AND UsEruL-Therc seems to be no end to
the inventions o ingenuity and skill Every uade anl
profession is making Improvements in the instruments
hitherto been bitter things-but DR.. FOOR ID has con
trved way 10 deprive them oi tins quality, aud has
blended them IN rich SNRUr, Tor the cure Of CoLpN
1t almost pleasure 10 take medicine. There is rea
believe il matter ol TACT article. See his adj
| ycTtlsemcnt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03

WOOL. Duty 30 per cent.
Moderate sales, without any material change in
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
WOrcestcr's Universal and Critical DictiOn-
airy of the English Language.


BY JOSEPH E. WORCESTER, Ill. D.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03

i. The Wings IF Kentucky have nominated
JoIN ). tmrT-NoEy as their candidate for Gov
ernor.and, the repoH says, expressed themselves
III ityor OF Hen. Taylor for President. Bat this
isa Slight mi+'kr as will be seen by our Tele-
graph news in this column.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03

1t Immediately quets the Cough. relieves soreness
of the breast and Lungs ooseus the phlegm, removes
the fever if any exists and heals aud strengthens the
lungs in the most easy and pleasant manner possible,
No who has not tried it would be likely TO believe
that so much medicinal power could be concentrated
in such bland and pleasant Syrup.
1t pleasant to the taste, that children, when
once acquainted with it, will ask for more and older
persons have often been known 10 up bottle Tor
the mere pleasure slipping it, And yet 1t j. power
iul, as to remove a cough like a chanl-thc person
using it, hardly knowing when, or how it passed
away.
Let any one read the PAMPHLET, which may be had
gratuituusly where the medicine is sold. and he viii
be persuaded that the above statements literally
true. The following certificates vii also make them
appear at least probable.