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lulerdon County, New jersey.
DR.. s. 4 Pearson: Dear Sr-Ahout year az,
became severely a.lictcd with pain in my hrcaS
md side, an extremely bad cough. splitting OF blood
debility, night sweats hectic fever, and other symp
oms OF confirmed consumption. ] hecnne 50 .nHIrl
business made arpication to physician who rX
mined my chest, ana gave ii rs his dcciird opinion
hat my lungs were seriously affected. ! then ap
,'trd to another, who was OF thu same opinion. amt
liter having prescribed, advised he 10 return to III,
trends.
Previous to Ihs had or n long time been labor
M under all the symptoms usually found with per
sons aborinl under diseases OF the lungs, and it wa
thought by all "hu new me, that was fast wcarinl
lway with decay.
Al the time that applied to the pin, sicians. ! wa,
ahorlng Uu 'cra severe attack OF spiiNg blood, witt
lan in my breast and side Their prescription,
aicd % relieve the pal and all their skill could no
,"iug my condition, was induced to make trial o
your valuable " Pu,mouc EXprctorant,' by the Us,
pi which was Immediately relieved OF all those I'M
pleasant SYMPTOMS, aud am now So tar restored 1,
lcallh TINT am able to attend TO all my ordinary
Uslucss, and to expose myself hs much as II is pru
hut Tor one to do.
would, therefore, confidently recommend ever,
person who lbariug under disease of the lungs and
.icast or who are afflicted with Colds or Coughs, t,
max" "A uial Of your most valuable preparation.
would further add that after having made OF Youl
EXlectoranl for a few weeks, became il"shy tina
acrsuns with whom was acquainted hardly knew
nc. sill remain in good health al this time, March
1919. 1ouls truly,
JOSEPH HOAGLAND.
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j. decidedly tire most beneficial rrncdy iorthc cure
If Dyscutciy -hocla Molus and Summer com.
plHInt. that - known to man. lHtCHts viii mud /
ihc best medicine that can be used tor young cildei
ul Infants. Aud rsery ".son vii" Is travelling il
the summer months should rot be- without bottle 81
i'm their pu-s sslon A. It Is an naIIhIc remedy
taas, the change produced IN the system by drink
Iup huI water.
The proprietor ofthc above valuable medicines a.
also d Dr. Persons Barriers Enumeration for Hor-
Srs being iilseli physician and graduate OF o le o
the best medical schools IN the United States and
having had the advantage ot years OF experience in
an rNjcnsY practice, l. therefore, fran the pracIica
hn"wird-c who he has acquired, well qualified +.
prescribe those remedies which best calculated t.
remove diseases, and restore the paIrut 10 health
Prepared only 10y s. 4 PearSOR, VI. D., aud iDr
sale Wholesale and retail, No. loG North ilh ST
Ph'adc hia; AlGo by IoHN SWALLOW, General
Agent, No. 1913 Fulton street, n Y, by whom all
orders for the above medicines will be promptly at
tended to
\. c. SPEAR, only Agent in Burlington.
JuEc 26 1919. w52mi
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Dress Goods. &c.

NOW in Store at HIGBEE & BATES -
" THlBET CLOTHS, Black, Moroon, Light
and Dark Green Drab, NaS Blue Purple and Cherry
Cools, Madona Stripes and Lustres, Lyonese Cloth
Coburgs, silk and Cotton Warp Alpacas, Fgd do.
able Green do Bonner Silks Satins, Pushes and
Nclvels together with large assortment of Long
Shapis, Heary Square Mawls, all WOOL Broche
AhamLs
Dec. -, 40 d&wtfs4
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DR.. PEARSON'S
-1nrrni.lH | lrnLLihIc BiWs

Are the chcnpc,t and best family medicine that cy-
or has been Offered to the public. They do not con
jain particle Of mercury and the patient need be
under no apprehension from drinking cold wntel
wnilc using Them They operate in less doses, anc
nole speedily and cii.ctual llan any other mcdl
me.
They are highly recommended for the cure OF f.
vcrs SEX head ache. liver complaint, bilious and lou
.tomnchs puin in the breast side, stomach and bow.
49, ana lmrurl,ir' OF the blood &c. aud in all case,
where a safe mild aud EFF otua canalc is required
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1&wtR4

| lust Published and ready for delivery; "Thnnks-
y giving and its fiXings," in several convenient
sized volumes, Contents Rnsins, Grapes, Nuts, CT
irons, Currants, Lemons, Ground Spices Sc, to
which is added Indefinite supplement OF" definite
arices' sold by A. s. DEWEY.
Nov. -, 1919. d2O2
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Extra SupcrGne Flour.

TIE Subscriber has this day received a sma
quantity OF Extra Flour, manufactured wholly
TO anything now in market. A. S. DEWEY,
April II, 40.
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5 o 0 ID olIar

not to contain aay mercury or any mineral medicine
Our daily sales throughout the world now exceed
llnc Thousand boxes, OF our kld Strengthening plas-
ers, the call for them Is greater than oar ability IL
manufacture. The utnos, enthusiasm exists in al
parts OF the country. Our AGENTS are a.nilru., I'm
yOu know them. Persons wishing 10 use the best
amlly pi ever known should hv these, call on our
agents, purchnsc box, should they hot please nm
cturn them and get VJuI mon'y.u We have received
II the prlncpnI office within the pas ye catrs
u more than $4,000 cures performed by lIEREIrK' =
PILLSand PHslrrs. over ten thousand OF them were
'onsidcfcd beyond a, hope. They are the cheapest
md best pills now known. Each pill Is beautifully
Dated with pure Wine sugar. Each box contain 81
pills. smaller num'cr Is required tot dose than u
my other pill known, their operation benr So GER
tam, thorough, yet mild, that AL who usc IN IN r.
commend them. Owing To the immense popularity
ana gigantic sales Of tt'sr pills. some unprlnripicd
persons have madc something they call Sugar Coated
rms, ana We understand Nlrc are tor sale m this part
IF the country. We haytaSO observed another pl
hputimg around the county, called the Indian Vrgc-
liable piil, made without doubt to Sd, ,I lIcrrck's
Vegetable pills, took out for frauds some OF these
men attach the word pctor 10 their namas to give
them the appearance Of espcctabity. Always ask
Tor llLREICkS SUGAR COArEp PILLS and get them on
none, Oar pills sell for - cts per box with u d.
recons our Plnsters IS 81 cts All orders must be-
addressed to llEEEIck 4 Go. Princpa. Office No
James Street, Albany, Ny. The following gentle.
men are our agents.
A. C. Spear Geo. T. Harrington, Thro A. Peck
Catlin Il Spear, Burlington; W b. Hatch, I'Inoos-
h Falls |. Slmonds, Shcbum; Lyon Il Alexander
Charlotte; VI. Hall, llne-hursh; Sandrlsun and
Boardman Nj on; H. A Aslly, Milton Falls "
Il j. lperks, EsssA GeoR Tyler, Essex Center
Geo; B Oaks Jeriehoi IL q !; Oaks, unde!hill
A, $ llerrck, llghgaje; NJ. W. iushey 4 + c,
Smith, Monkton i. T. Roscol, New Haven; c.
W Parmalee, Bristol; w 7. Russell ,NliddIebury.
Oct. ., '4S. w2O
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Tin Plate &c.

A LARGE assortment Of Tin Plate, con
Il sising OF various Sizs and qualities Russia
English, Canada, and American Sheet Iron, Sheet
Hire Nellum, Riyets, &C, 81. For sale by
VI. NUNES Il co.
June 4 1919. wig Water Street.
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Flour. Pork and Lard.

EEAVING JUST RETURNED from a
n three months tour in the west, the subscriber
iatjrrs himself that he offer OF the choicest
brands OF Ohio and Michigan flour that was ever Of
tered in this market also Pork Hams, Lard Gc.,G
terms which cannot tail OF giving satisfaction.
JOSEPH Hate.
BnImatsn. Mny %. 40 WIN
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ROOF PORTER.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER KEEPS CONSTANTLY
L on hand the above article, by the Barrels halt
Barrels or ga lon And also, will put it up in Pint
and half pint bottle il deserved Also, Lemon Beer
and Lemon hector by the barrel or bottle
All orders should be addressed to the Subscriber,
WinoOsk Falls, VI.
d. K. ZoTTMAM.
Wlnooski Falls, VT, jane Is, 1919. M5lyl
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1t is the safest and most crctual medicine for purf, ne
the system and relieving the sufcgngs attendant upon child
birth ever discovered II strengthens both the mother and
child pain anl disease and cnches the
food those who have used II think inIspcu,ule II i.
highly useful both before aud after confinement prevents.
diseases attendant upon childbirth lu Cost,eu.ss Pilei
Cramps Swelling of the Feet. Dependency Heartburn.
vomiting Pain in the Back and loins False Pains Iemor
image aud in regulating the Secrctous and equalilmg the
circulation has equal The beauty of i, medi
cine is It always safe aud the delicate 1t most
successfully.
Notice TO the Ladies'.
Those that initiate DR.. TownSrnds Sarsapsrilla have
Invariably called their stun great Remedy for Females sc.
&c and have copied our bills and circulars which relates
10 the complaints of women word for word-otler men
VINO put up medicine, have since the Of DIR
Townsends Sarsaparla in complaints incident to females
recommended theirs, although previously they did
number OF these mixtures Pills, &c, Injurious
females, as they aggravae disease, and undermine the
constitution Dr. TOwncnds is the only aud best remedy
or The numerous female cOmpuints-il rarely, il ever
ials OF ehecing permanent cure II can be taken by
most delicate females IN any by those expecting
to become mothers, with the greatest advantages as il
prepares the system end prevents pain danger, aud
strengthens both mother aud child BE careful get the
genuine.
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. january I8 IS
70 SlDOL'asHRbrtn.

w Falls, ", has constantly on hand good as
sorimcnt Of Fishing 7acS cof superior quality con-
s!sng OF Braided and Twisted Silk aud Linen Lines,
Cane, Bamboo and Ash Rods, Fly, Limerick, Car
isle and common Hooks CDnroys best american
hcets, common English do, Salem Gut, Swivels &C.,
&c. lie would also call the attention of Spousmcn
to a few good single and double b1rrclcd Fg,rling
nteces, lPdlkCrS Anti C0rrosirc Caps, Baldwins
Iatcnt Cut Wads, together with Po,cdcr. shot,
Lcdd, Drdm Edshs, Drinking Cups, &C., &C., all
which will be sold low.
June 10, 10 w5Ou
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\ o. & > N1ckcrcl in bis Halves and Cnartc
Y aud % lbs KITS; also, by the single pound.
For Sale by y. 5. DEWEY.
June ~, 1919. dc
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NJ. G. ATR8UN & CO.
W T. Il { Hi y - T.iJL0pX
Nh Esn.I.-- flint -


VI. q kATuBrN x Go. keep constantly on hnrd
an extensive aud iull as Drtlcut OF Cut. for every
description OF Clothing and are prcpaIcdnlfI Ii,n,.
to supply eyeryartclc in the line OF Genlciucns FIR
niNhlug Goods. "
n. G. RATHBUN. r IVAN,
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CARTON.

Owing 10 the great success aud Immense sale Of Or
TONu,ruds Sarsaparlla, number Of mon Who we're Tor
mrrly Agents. have commenced making Sursaparllp
Extracts, EiNirs. ucrs, Extracts Of yellow Dock &C
They generally pat II mp IN Ia, shaped bottles aud
OF tIrm have stolen aul I'd our al, rr,emens
they only worthless imitation, and should be avoided
None genuine unless ssuod by : T. Townsend.
Principal Ohce 1875 FULTON Street SUI Building
n, Y; Rrddins 4 Co, Sinr street Boston, Dyott a
Sons l32 North Second street ruuaIrlphla $ : lance
Druggist Btimore 4. 81 Gi'ru Charleston; VIRGIN
Go, l5 Charlres Street n a: IuI South Pearl street
Albany aud by all he ru.c...,l Druggist, aud Mer
aud the Cauadas
Theodore \ Peel. Apohecary and Druggist Bur
Ington. Vt; kcddin, \ Co., s State street, Boston
). ). liance, Druggist, Baltimore Duyal x Co
Richmond PM Cohen. Charleston Wright SEQ
street, Albany Il. Van Haskirk cor of Broad and
Market street, Newark y J and by all the princi-
pal Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
the United States West Indies and the Canndas
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EsEe. E'lIlAEsSON;S

DULNONIC EXPECTORANT is the most val.
| uab.c remedy in the world for Coughs, Cold,
Asthma, Splitting Blood. Bronchitis, lIoarAncss
Difficulty Of Breathing, and all other Diseases of tn
Breast and Lungs This medicine produces Tree an,
,asy eXpccoration, never fails to give relief and
lsed in tmr. a permnnent cure mny be rcrl on.
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Three thiIdrsu.

FCfOIHIU q UREA.
This certificate concusltely proves that hi. Sasapar
Ia has perfect control the obstinate diseases Of
the Blood. Three persons cured in house is umprece
denied.
Three thildrcn.
DR. Townsend Dear Sir have the pleasure 10 In form
you that three of my children have been cured Of the
la by Of excellent medicine They we're az
Gcied very severely with bnI taken four hot
ties; II took them away, for which feel myself under
great obligation.
Yours, respectfully
ISAAC W. GRAIN l06 Wooster o.
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Fitchburg Railroad.

Es tzsssss ssieeYa IL. l.4tsgrf=s1 EseSzssss
esyy-s.J2. li57z, -- y-5ys e S,5Tz $3.50
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.pEsas ESCcg5yrIi

T THE STORES or THE UxprR=IGyrp,
large aud fail supply OF llEERI.K's SUGAR CoAr
80 PILLS and Kid Strengthening Pastcrs
IAeSe Pills ARE warranted under ucuaIty of
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Gu ling all ages classes ar' coaon> auong ,,ni,l vo
re hrmhet of l. "ao uIItr.! .ct To .,,I.
,npduts. have been
ENTIRELY AID TERnsAL ENTITY CURED,
hen all hNc Of relief had been given uj au! c.c, o Of
ttIoI vain!
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= Gentlemen about departing for California can
be supplied with every article OF Clothing which they
may want, by calling as above
Boston, March -, 1919 w1Iv1
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fdufer aus5ufunoiboften II. ibn 5u Stpin=
gen, cine Slaibe BON ieinem fbdnoli6en
8ebrdu 5u perI6luden. Sts5t9.
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/. $50. Cienstn9 SEN %. snnmar, 1850.
Jabrg. III, gamsc Si,,m. $50.
2a,lfcnSc Simn,rmer 23.
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Oie Gaesaebuns bon Dirsinien bat 1905
900 9blr. 3nr grridtnn9 eilles aSatb'nston'
m7cnnments in Nifbmcne, pa, angswlffsn,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-06
Official.
Ordinances and Resolutions of Second
Municipality Council.
No. 3O53.


Whereas, The Board of Directors of Public
Schools of this Municipality, at their meeting the
9TH instant adopted resolutions granting the Of
the Lyceum Hall to the Orphan Boys Asylum
and to the Camp Street Female Orphan Asylum,
for the purpose Of holding FAIRS therein
And Schereas, The use of the Hall for such pur-
poses directly conflicts with the ordinance estab-
fishing the Lyceum and Library Society, which
requires that weekly lectures shall be delivered
therein, and which lectures to be COM
menced
And WhereaS, The Council of this Municipality,
at its sitting the 18th instant, adopted resou-
ton instrueting the Board Of Directors to rescind
the resolution for the set forth but the Board
have set at naught the authority of the Council and
| refused to obey its instructions
Be 1t therefore resoLUed, That the ordinance now
existing, which defines the time and manner OF elect
| ing the Board of Directors OF the Public Schools
| etc, be and the is hereby repealed and the
! following adopted a substitute
! ResoLUed, That the Board OF Directors of Public
| Schools shall consist of sixteen citizens, to bt
| elected by The Council annually on the first Tues
| day of December, the Committee OH Education
| and the Mayor, and thai the DIVISIONS OF all ordi
and regulations conflicting with contrary
| to this, be and the hereby repealed.
| Passed November 81, 1850. GEO. C. LAWRASON, L
! President pro tenn.
Has the effect of law having been the Mayor In
a8th November is 0, and returned by him wIhn III
days, with lis objections JOHN tALBOuS, Secrstary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-06

Mrs Grant shook her head ncredulously.
Mrs. Grant, give you my word, as gentle
man, il is So"
You willing to marry herr"
"TO-morrow."
" Then lose no time Quick TO London,
quick Lady Dashwood must still be in London
Go and plead your cause, and my word for it
you will make Clara the happiest Of women"
That very night / in London.
After careful toilet | went to Portman Square,
where lived Lady Dashwood; but as | came up to
the door began to hesitate surely it was not
proper to call at this hour! | would call Tomorrow
forenoon.
On the morrow was in Portmau Square by
eleven o'clock The sight Of gentleman
looking out OF the parlor window made me so ner-
vous that instead Of knocking at the door | walked
past About an hour afterwards returned when
to my disgust | found footman lounging at the
open door. What these insolent fellows do
always loungng the door steps | could not
face that hnnky, so walked away again.
| determined to write. The whole of the next
day was consumed in writing, and in tearing up
what | wrote. Skiltul | with my pen,
could not that occasion please myself; so | re-
solved to give up the plan and to Clara myself
and open my heart to her in the burning eloquenc,
OF words.
| called next day. The house was shut up.
bill was in the window. Lady Dashwood had gon,
abroad
| came home and sobbed like child.
| To this day | am bachelor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-06

On the return of peace, which was oihcia,iy
nrociaimed to the army at New Orleans, the loth
March, 1915, the army was dsoanded; the troops
laid aside their military equipments and the militia
and volunteers returned to their homes, iamliles
and friends r;,;,..I,,..
As testimonial Of this last tour OF military duty,
in the service and defence of my beloved country
refer 10 the muster rolls in the War office, and to
The foIlowine paragraph in the Preface OF General
McAfee's History of the War, etc. from the COM
noencement of hostites at Tippecanoe, to the ter
mination at New Orleans"
In describing the operations ngainst the Creek
Indians have had rey chiefly official reports which,
however insufficient IN ullness Tor complete his
As to the campaign at New Orleans, besides The
mon of ino maton have had recourse to MAJ ir
Thomas Curry and ACKNOWLEDGE wi pleasure the as-
sance has given He served the Kentucky mil
tia that campaign and was able, az an eye Witness 10
furnish much important matter, etc. N N1E,, ),
This reminiscence of two important campaigns
in the late war with Great Britain, in which have
spoken of myself is but simple narrative of facts,
incidents and events, and is prompted by the pas
sage of the "Military Bounty Land Law" in
Congress at its late session. and which is being so
promptly executed and carried into effect by Pres
dent Fillmor and his Cabinet 1t is the best evl.
dence that Republics" are not atngratefut'
accept my little share of this bounty, as testi-
monial of the gratitude of great nation to one o.
its humbest defenders IHos. CURRY.
New Orleans, November 3, 1851.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-06

The interference OF police office was called for
yesterday, at the residence OF Mr.. Felix M Baker,
in Pine street. The circumstances worth tell
ing IN methodical order. Mr.. Baker, a bald headed
gentleman of five and forty, married two weeks
ago to Mrs. Sarah Garvln, OF thirty and uplc1rdS.'
The young couple were very comfortably situated
snug house-nice furniture-handsOme income.
(Mr. B. is a senior mercantile clerk, with good
salary) Two weeks of rapture passed-beholl
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker seated side by side a sofa
in the parlor, arranging their plans for the future.
Their expected responsibilities happened to be the
leading topic.
Mrs b. hope the first may be boy. Dear
little fellow | seem to see him now, lumblIng
about the carpet and kicking up his innocent heels
, like blessed lampkn He shall have your name
my dear Felix lit sounds beautliuland romantic
Mr. b. Thank you, my love. | wished to
have hun named Felix very glad to hear that we
. agree in every thing. III teach him some amusing
I trcks-see il | don't. III make a of him
| before he's six years old. Won't [, my dear?
! Mrs.. B. Tobe sure you will, darling. He shall
learn to read and write before he leaves off his pet
! ticoats. | know he'll be precocious.
I Mr.. b. That he will and he shall learn to
[ smoke cigar as soon as he is weaned. 1t looks
| so manly to see little todding fellow putting
7 away real Havana All promising boys learn
| TO smoke early. | smoked in my second year.
| Mrs B. I'd rather he would not smoke, my
dear-its very nasty practice.
Mr.. B. A nasty practice, my love How can
| that be! | smoke, you know.
Mrs. b. Yes, know you do, Mr.. Baker; ant
| it is the only imperfection in your character.
| Mr.. B. | consider it of my graceful
accomplishments, madam--and I've resolved tina
every of my mine shall learn 70 smoke, the frs
I thing.
Mrs. B And I've resolved, sir that son {
! mine shall learn to smoke at all.
Mr.. B. (IPEth 1c,temeRt-) I'm very gla
that you mentioned il, then for it is right that W
| should come to understanding on the subject
| III let you know that [ am master in my owl
house.
Mrs. B. I'll let you know that you not M!
master, you ugly old tyrant.
Mr.. B. Say such another word, you saucy jade
and I'll turn you out of doors
Mrs. B. Touch me, if you dare. You coward
old villain. Help! murder!!
| Mrs. B. falls into /" violent Mysteries" Servant
rush in. House. maid, supposing that Mrs B.
assassinated by her husband flies to the front doo
and repeats the cry of murder" Great crow
! collected. Mr.. B. taken in charge by Deput
Marshal of the police. Explanation at the Mayor
office. Mr.. B. is bound over to be of good be
| havor towards Mrs. B-whch will insure quit
! house for the balance Of the honeymoon. An
here was rather bad matrimonial fracas, all abor
! L.