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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02
cy Most Extraordinary Work 81
THE
MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
DY DIR. 4. NJ. MAUEICEAU,
Professor Of Diseases of Women.

Sixth Edition lsmo PIP. $50 Price 81.
$4,000 COPIES SOLD IN THREE MONTHS I.
Years % suffering, of physical and mental anguish
to many aieconate wife, and pecunary diliulties
to the husband, might have been spared by timely
possession OF this work.
1t is intended especially for the married, those
contemplating marriage as il dscloses important
crets which should be known to them particularly
Truly, knowledge is power. 1t is health happiness
ailucnce.
The revelations contained in its pages have proved
blessing thousands, the innumerabe letters re-
ceived by the author will attest
Here, also, every female discover the causes
symptoms, and the most efficient remedies, and mos
certain mode OF cure, in every complaint to which he
sex is subject
On the receipt of One Dollar, the Married Wo
/ mans Private Medical Companion" will be sen
dnaiied free TO any par, OF the United States. Al
letters must be addressed, post paid, TO Dr. A. NJ
Mauriccuu, Box l22i, New York City. Pubshn!
, Office 1919 Liberty street, New York.
z e Travelling Agents are informed that few
districts in Massachusetts, and two other Ehser
States, are yet unengagcd. Applications received
(pospad) as above. iim3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02
DENMARK AND THE DUCUIES.
News by the Boat. To-day,
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, MAY 81

New ORLEANS, May 81.
The steamship Massachusetts had arrived
from Vera Cruz, which place she left on the 9Th
inst, bringing four da VS. later news from the
city of Mexico, viz dates from Mexico to the
18th.
The Discussions in the Mexican Congress
relative to the right of the General Government
to cede State territory. were going on at some
length. A quorum had assembled at Qneretaro.
The States of Mexico, generally, 90 it tooth
and nail for State rights, and it has been some
time apprehended that such an objection would
b, urged by the opposition.
The prevailing opinion was that the new
Congress would despatch business and come to
decision in regard to the treaty very few
days after coming together.
A quorum of Congress had been formed with
out the necessity of excluding the deputies from
any State, on - Deputies and % Senators. -
Azanda is President.and Renos and Covarrubas
| Secretaries.
The Commissioners from the United States
are still in Mexico, as there could be no posi-
bic use in their going to Querearo until there is
some competent authority in existence To take
cognizance of the treaty. There has also beer
some little discussion between the Mexican au
thories and the Commissioners in regard to the
latter having an escort to the scat Of Govern
ment. 1t was at first, insisted by the Cavern
lnent that the American troops should halt few
miles from Quereiaro. and not enter the city
a Mexican escort conducting them to it. The
matter has been settled by the Government con
scnting that ar escort of sixty Dragons shall ac
company the Commissioners to their point o
destination They are not to repair to Quere
taro. however, until notice is given them by tn
Government.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02
NEW GOODS.
NJ EssRs BRINsMAID a. BROTHEl

lVl are receiving accessons TO their stock OF fine
Watches Jewelry, Clocks, and most all Kinds OF goods
that they generally deal in, together WIN such new
kinds they Judge their customers VIII wish Tor a'
we are receiving Goods every week we can supply
any article in our line out OF 1t which may be want
ed. ~
We invite an examination Of our Watches by those
who wish good time keepers, knowing that we are
enabled to- and desous Of selling all descriptions Of
selling all descriptions of Watches as low as any New
York or Boston Hous,, or any Pedlar can or WILL
sell them Our assortment is good OF CLOCKS, w acl-
es Gold and Silver Goods, Plated and Britannia Met
al Goods Lamps, Musical instruments, Strings, &c.
Pcriumery, Cigar Cases, Snuff Boxes, Canes Plain
Hair and Curs Head Bands, Bags, Purses and Pock>
ct Books Cards. Razors Scissors, Knives, and an al
most endless variety Of fancy articles
Gold and SiIvered Fans, black, white and fancy
coored Fans Feather and Pasteboard ans, &c, Sill
yer Spoons, Forks, Coffin Plates, Butter and Fruit
Knives clildrens Silver Forks and Cups and all Sill
yer Goods at all times on hand in large quantities
almost any article in Gold Silver made III our shol
to any pattern desired Watches, Clocks and Jewel
ry ,aned and repaired by ourselves and experienced
luurncymen.
We employ 10 apprentices in any department Of
our business
Our aim and desire is to sell such Goods and to dc
our work and charge such prices as VIII be perma
nently satisfactory customers
DAGuERREOTYPE GOODS.
and ! Plate German and American Cameras and
n larger and more extensive assortment OF every arti-
che used in the line receiving and will be Kept on hand
and for sale at low New York and Boston prices, SEQ
wills l.. Whites, and French 40 Plates in large guam
titles BRlNSMAlD 81 BROTHERS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02
Exciting Intelligence from jamaica and the
French West Indies.
Santa Anna arrived at ia
malca.
Revolutionary movement among
the Slaves.

The brig Glamorgan, Capt. Focke, which ar
rived on Friday evening, at Baltimore from ia
maca, brings papers thence with dates to the
10th inst. inclusive. The intelligence they con-
tain is of good deal Of Importance. Santa
Anna had arrived at Kingston on the 9Th inst.
in the Spanish brig Martinez The General
had taken up his residence at a splendid man
sion near the race course at Kingston. The
Despatch says 1t is said that the General Will
spend few months in this city, and proceed al
forwards to Venezuela"
The full effects of the Provisional Govern
ment's decree, abolishing slavery IN the french
West India colonies, are now fearluily deVel,
opinp. At Guadalupe, the slaves had refused
10 work, under the impression that their freedom
had been declared by Republican France, and
that it was withheld by their owners and the CO.
/ Ionial authorities. 1t was much feared that nc
further work would be done by the slaves a.
such. and as the canes were ripe, the loss o.
their sugar crop would be the result
In Martinique, also, similar threatening
state Of affairs is evident. The slaves had IKE
those in Guadalupe, struck work, believing Una
they were 10 be at once emancipated, ana 'l'
greatest vigilance was being used to prevent al
Instruction.
From Hayti we have confirmation ct the mas
sacres Instituted by the President, though 'Ie
turn out to be not so extensive as were oelu'
represented. Among the killed are Dr. MARIE
H. Bronard, Laudun, Leo Harmonlen' france
Estove, l.. Cefisier Redonfs, n. Basqua'
(Commandant,) Col lie, and General De-
touches,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02
Confidence Inspire Confidence.

Herrick's Pills, the great remedy for Female Com
plainte Ladies OF pale complexion and consamptive
habits and those predisposcd TO scrolulous hunours
or cancerous affections and such deblltated by d.
seases peculiar to health and vigor
Those OF sedentarv habits or who labor in factories
and poory ventilated rooms, or who heredtarily
aherit feeble srunous constitution proong then
life by timely and ludicious of this medicine.
The peculiar Alternative effects OF these Pills which
no other medicine yet discovered possesses and wheel
Physicians have SO much extolled render them pecu'
liary adopted the above diseases, and as genera
Family Medicine.
~ Orders to be directed to TIerrick and Co, Prn
ciple Office, Albany, NY.-and for sale by, A. Z
Spear. Geo f. Harrington, Catin and Spear, Burling
ton w B. Hatch Winooski Falls, John Simonds 2nt
Shelburn, Lyon and Alexander Charlotte. Wells
Hinesbureh and also by Druggists and Merchants
in every town and Village.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02
Cheap Publications.

THE COUNTESS OF MORIoN or the Tr-
i umph OF Woman.
Otawah: the last Chief OF the red Indians OF New
ioundland
The Black Prophet, a tale of Irish famine.
Svlvandire or the Disputed Inheritance.
The Lille and Adventures OF Charles Chesterfield,
the youth OF genius
Pasourel or The Sorcerer Of the Mountain.
The Count OF Morton or Woman's Revenge
Dealing. with the Firm of Dombey & Son.-COm-
plete.
The Count of Monte Christo, 3 vols.
Ellen Munroe a sequel to . Life in London" 2vs.
Esther de Medium. or the crimes OF London 2vs
Consuelo, by George Sands. 3 vols
The Dancing Feather, x its sequel, Morris Crane.
Lucy IIosncr, or the Guardian and Ghost, by d.
p. Thompson.
Lnunceot Widge.
The Greatest Plague of Life, or Adventures OF a
Lady in Search of n Good Servant
Marsun, or the Memoirs OF Statesman 2 vols.
The Comic Wandering Jew.
The Adventures of a Strollmg Player.
Percy Ranthrope, or the Vicissludcs OF Fortune.
MonteZuma, a Mexican tale, by J. ii. lngraham.
Eva, or the Isles OF Life aud Death = vols.
Wu,hering Heights, novel, by the Author Of
| " Jane Eyre
| Water Cure in America go cases of various dis
eases treated with water.
! The Green Mountain Boys new edition.
! Pride, (c0mplefe) by Eugene Sue.
Whom 10 Marry and How to get Married.
| De Maueon, the Knight with the Iron Hand.
The Forty five Guardsnen, by Dumas. vols.
| The Little Wife, record Of Matrimonial Lite.
Mysteries of the Criminal Records, u romance o
Nav 20, ISIS d,9 " '''' - EDWARDS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02

From the Boston Evening Traveller, January6, 1917
1t is perhaps but act of justice to the propretors
of Wstars BaIsam OF Wild Cherry for 10 say, that
personal experience in the use OF this article has
impressed us most nvoruby. One OF the proprietors
OF the Traveller ntrey cured OF a severe cough
OF four months continuance, by the OF this Balsam
and several OF friends and acquaintance, who have
tried the article have found OF great service III re-
lieving them OF coughs and shortness o breath
ing with which they had been afflicted. Mr.. Seth
w. fowe, No. lbs Washington street, is the general
agent.
Be not deceived remember That spurious limitations
and other preparations of IpHd Cherry abound through
ont the land but it is Dr. IFstdrs that has perform
ed so many thousand wonderful CURES therefore buy
no other but the genuine, original Basam OF W i'd
Cherry, sig ned BCTrS on the wrapper.
None genuine, unless signed | BUTTS on the
wrapper For sale by SETH w. FOWLE, General
Agent, 1873 Washington street,
Be careful and get the genuine DIR. WlSTARS
BAISAN OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by |. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass. For sale whole
sale and retail by THO A. PECK, Burlington, and by
Dealers in Medicines generally in Vermont
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02

RHEUMATISM AND GoUr-Wrights Indian Vegeta
BILE Pills a most extraordinary medicine for tn,
cure OF Rheumatism and Gout because they not on
cleanse the stomach and bowels of those morbid hui
mors, which if taken into the circulation and thrown
upon the membrane and muscle, are the of the
above painful niaadies but they excite the absorben
vessels to take up that which is already deposited
and therefore absolutely certain 10 make pertec
cure of Rheumatism and Gou a single % cent bo,
of said Indian Vegetable Pills will often give the
most astonishing relief; and perseverance according
TO directions will be certain TO drive pain OF every de
scrpton from the body.
BEWARE OF Communicating ONLY ORIGINAL
AND GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS HAVE THE SIG
NATURE of WILLIAM WRIGHT WRITTEN WITH PEE
on THE TOP LABEL EACH BOX. None other is gen
uinc and to counterfeit this is FORGERY.
The genuine tor sale by w. II. CURTIS, Wate
Street, and THEODORE A.: PECK, College Street
sole agent for Burlington. Reuben Ferguson, Essex
J. b. Dyke Huntington w. Rhodes, !r. Richmond
T. b. Green, Richmond J. II, & T. w. Tower
Underh Hurlbut e. Hodges, Williston ; R. San
derson, and G. Ayers, West Williston j Lyman
jericho w. b. Nelie, llinesburgh W 5. & II p
Wood, Wes,iord Staples & Lyon, Charlotte join
Smonds, Shclburne ; X. Richmond Barnard and
the New England Branch Office and General Depot
1873 fremont Street, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02
Cheshire Railroad.
E5zit..T Eazizn s.zE1G5 k:xAGSs re.sS. .-5
or EN- TO II T. T. " f..

On and after Tuesday, May 18th the Passenger
- Trains will run in connection with the Fitchburg
Trains between Boston and keene, as follows:
Leave Boston at 7, A. NJ, and 80, ?. NJ.
Arrive at keene at l.3O, A. NJ, and e, p NJ.
Leave Keene at 30 A. NJ, and 7 NJ.
Arrive at Boston at II, NJ, and G.30, p. VI.
At Keene, Stages will connect with all the trains
and from Walpole, Bellows Falls, Chester, Cavern
dish, Ludlow TO Rutland aud Burlington Drews
willie, Alstead Chnrcsown, Springfield, Wcathcrsfeld,
Claremon, Newport, Windsor, Woodstock, and
Montpelier to Burlington
This line III connection with the Fitchburg Rail
road, and the Stages to and from Keene, forms dl
rect line ct communications between Boston and
Northern Vermont and Northern New Hampshire
and the shortest and mOst direct line between South
ern, Middle, and Western Vermont and Western
New Hampshire and Boston and also, in connection
with the Stages from WinchendUn and fltchburg to
Worcester, aud the Worcester and Providence Rail
road, the direct linz between those sections OF
Vermont and New Hampshire and Worcester Coun-
ty and the State Of Rhode Island and in connection
with Stages from Littleton Mass 10 Lowell, direct
communication between the same portions OF New
Hampshire and Vermont and Lowell
Freight trains will run daily, TO and from Boston,
in connection with the regular FI,chburg Trains
Il. NJ EDW ARDS, President.
l.. TlLTON, Engineer.
kccne, May -, 1918. VISIT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02
Administrators Sale.

ny virtue of license from the Probate
ID Court for the District of Chtenden, granted to
me as administrator of the Estate OF Ann HARRlNG-
roy will sell at public auction Sa turday the 18th
of lime next at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the
dwelling house of Miss Betsey Harrington, IN Bur
ljnrton one undivided half OF quarter acre lot No 2ll
on ST Paul's Street, in the village OF Burlington.
GEO b. SHAW, Adninis.
Nav 9th, 1918. WIS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02
Brighton Cattle Market-Thursday, May Is


At Market 100 Beet Cattle. IS pairs Working
Oxen, % Cows and Calves, GOO Sheep and 2050
Swine.
Prices-Beef Couie--ln consequence of the large
number at market Monday, have not much advanced
We quote extra 81 first quality 5OlG Isl second
quality Sc o62 IS.
Working Oren-Saes at s72. 500, and $40
Coms and Caiues-Sales at S23, S25, s2S, S3l, s37
and S37.
.Meep-Sales at 9 IS. IS, so and 425
S,cine--Lots to peddle 81 q Ale for Sows, and ia
Is dc for Barrows. AT retail from 5 to 7c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02
DaglIerrcOtvpeS.

M ESSRS. CI!!IDS n STEELE have fitted
WI up Rooms over :. Walkers store Church street.
Burlington VT expressly for the purpose of taking
DAGuERREoIyPE MINIATURES We have every con-
venience Tor taking groupcs Of from TO ten the
sfme plate, or single pictures oi superior style and
finish Set in frames, or locIcts at moderate
prices.
Business hours from 9 4. NJ TO p. NJ Ladies
and Gentlemen respectfully invited call at our
Rooms and examine specimens. Entrance up stairs,
between \. l.oveys aud : Walkers stores.
Burlington, April II, 1913 dawtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02
CHE 8 RE III u = e,
KEENE, n. II.
For sal

'ENl1E ABOVE NAMED House was built by
an association Ut the enterprising citizens Of
kecne, with ample accommodations to meet the wants
OF the Public, in a FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
The object OF the Proprictors being accomplished,
they now wish to dispose oi it, together with the Fur
nture, Outbudings, and extensive and valuable Gar
den.
The style of the building is second to none in the
State and is arranged Tor he convenience OF perna-
ncnt transient Boarders, or Families wishing
take Rooms
It's situated in the central business pai Of the town
nearly opposite, and within ole mluu,cs walk OF the
Railroad Depot. Its spacious Bclvdere commands Il
view OF the Railroad and surrounding country for
several miles
The patronage of the House is favorably known by
the good success Of all Its occupants and proves the
present opportunity tor making safe and profit
able invcstnlmt To any person or persons who
would become more permanently connected with it,
and continue 1t Tor their own ana the public benefit II
will be disposed OF at bargain
Terms OF payment made easy, and possession gwen
by mutual consent OF the parties, Application may
be made to either Of the uIlcers gned
JOHN ELLIOT
ABlJAll WILDER,
{. :. FAULKNER.
keene, May 1913. i7w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02

Mahcgany-sst. Domingo, 200 logs, 81 a l7c
per foot, m.
Corn--Wostern yellow, 5000 sacks, SOC do
mixed, % do common, A 39c per bu, cash.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02
"a
New York Hats.

= CASES of fashionable fine Moleslln
- Hats OF New York manufacture Just received and
for sale by {. a. SEQ MOoh'
Suoags' Building, North East corner OF The Square.
Dn,lin1,nn oi,h MAY 1919 3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02
Sell Z Will.

FENIlE SUBSCRiBER HAS At HIS STORE 4
L large assortment Of almost every kind of Goods,
purchase entirely tor Cash, but not being well of
us some OF his ncighbors had TO borrow part and must
and will sell to pay that and purchase more, please
call and see, the best and cheapest offered in this
County. SIDNEY BARLOW.
Ninooski Falls MAY II ISIS "a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02
The Ladies' EXchange

) last becoming one OF the most popular resorts OF
l. the trading community Tor all descriptions OF
Foreign ami American DRY Go0ds
in Burlington and if small profits, perscverng in
dustry constant attention the wants of the Public
uncomprunslng integrity, and honorable dealings
with all men, have any thing 10 do with success IN
business then this already hourlshiug establishment is
destined take the first stand IN the mercantile lists,
aud occupy envab.e posltlonin the interests and al
ectlons OF the people. The Propretors OF this estab
shment happy TO offer at the present time some
Unusual Bargains in LadieS' Dress Goods,
Consisting OF Bcrages, Nuslns, Ginghams Lawns
Linen Lusires Plain Paid and Striped Linen Cling
hams Phai DChavre, and in fact every article called
Tor in the dress goods department.
WHITE GOODS,
Irish Linens, Jaconetts Swiss and null Muslins
Plain and REVERE Linen iiadkis, Plain and Embrod-
ed Curtain Muslins, Corded Skirts, Lace Edgngs
Lisle Edeings, Comation Cord, &c &c, with great
variety oil
| SHA WIS,
Brochn Cashmere, Stradlla DeLanc, Black Silk,
| Berage, Grape, &c. &c.
! HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
our assortment is second 10 none and offers
Extraordinary Inducements
to those who intend make extensive purchases
than usual in this department. the present Season
A halt dollar saved i'll the purchase OF Counter
| pane, another in Drapery Muslins, few shilngs III
| Tickngs Sheetngs table Spreads, diapers, &c &c.
is OF some importance in the setting out OF life and
| all this can be done by visiting
TIE LADIES' EXCHANGE.
MORE ANON.
WILCOX & NASH
New Store next to Brnsmaid & Brothers, Church
Street.
Burlington May IS, 1913, diowi7
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02
Removed.
DENTISTRY. THE SUBSCRIBER HAV-

~ ing removed his Surgery from Pecks to Thomas
Building College Street, over the Agricultural Ware
house, respectfully announces his patrons and all
will be found constantly there and prepared to per
form satisfactorily he hopes all operations pertain
ing TO his pr csson. He will execute all business re-
CURED IN the line of inserting artificial Teeth on the
s,umps, and in adjusting them on Gold Plate in the
most approved and elegant manner
FL HENDEE.
Burlington May 16, 1913. DDS: VA
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02
Potash Kettles,
Glaciers ShOp ! |!
PIERCE & KELLOGG.
1:sj ESivcr.st.. Troy.

a kE RECEIVING BY LATE ARRIVALS FROM
"A Europe, and direct from the manufacturers, large
and beautiful assortment OF Goods in their line, winch
they offer on the most favorable icrnls
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA Breakfast, dinner, tea,
supper aud toilet fruit and cake baskets preserve
shells, Compoter, plain white, bnrbean and gold, &c
OgYAMEyTED CiHNA-Nases, candlcsticks, bouquet
holders cologne bottles novelties in ukstands, match
and flower pots, &c
FLowING BLUE, figured blue and Washington blue,
in dinner tea, breakfast snd toilet sets.
GLASS WARE, cut. pressed and plan--centre bowls.
celerleS, water bottles dccanieIs, tumbcr-, wines,
champagne, gobles lemonades, Jees, dishes, lamps,
&c. &c.
LAMrs--Patcnt solar and lard lamps, suitable for ho-
tells, churches and families, Of new and beautiful styles
from the celebrated mandatory OF Cornelius IL Co.
GIRANpoLEs, candelabras brackets, candlcsticks--
Onula silver and bronZed, OF new aud approved pat
rerns.
HALL LANTERNs-Rich slined painted and cut
some very choice and beautiful patterns.
BRITANNIA WARr-Coiiee pots, tea pots, sugars and
creams, and cnsturs OF every description.
EARruEN WARE OF superior styles and qualities, i'll
every variety OF color now in use.
Cannl Boat Hass Ware, wclis and lanterns
LEA lRAYs,In sets or separac-soine very choice
and beautiful patterns.
Gas FMruREs from Cornelius & Co.. at New York
and Philadelphia prices
Troy, May /, 1918. D2sWi5it
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-02
BOnMcts! BOnncts {!

4 FEW OF THE SPRING STYLE Just re-
IA ceived at the LANES EXCHANGE.
WILCOX & NASH.
Burlington Mey2, 1918. d&w