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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-13

Tpr Fioon ~ rns Mrsussrri Rrss -rhs Mes
Orleans P,es,rs-> Of the sist ult says The river
ecstiBues 20 rise rapidly ~ points -thp the stets
above IN. city Dsyeu ssrs " slrsssy partially sun
merged aud the Of last s-aspo Ne l,ok-d
fer again THE evidence - the trsth OF theory
eoncernips the eject a level pat forth II th. STATE
Fnsips~r's report Here 90 are msnss.d -its fcod.
vhil- above. where l-v~-- not IN not
Rear ~ an extraordinary high ssxs ~ water these
ets Of nsch s,gnsaesocs srd the ssoo~r they
sctsd IN. better fe~ lateral openings Of ssst
caFss,ty wooid. ne doubt dississie alt asas-r Let
rtem be msds The experiment At all sv-nts, " ~srth
lyius
Ths Ms,ppi riter q, that prtnt is only ssoat fysr
sst teie- TIE highest ~-t-r msrs last .ed RS ss
fsyisly TIE soh-ah. Esishstcnts ana ss,s ~.
also ven htsh Tn. ste Bscs ma ben 80 hisn that
" vrsb - srey the r-iitssa emhsnk nrnt IN tn nss
just bsyops -. river 10 sx,-ut that r-evest the
cars from peeiss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-13

few days since, We gave in the Hersid ststis
tics q city lawyers, showing their comparative
prosperity longevity 10 In contrast with the msrcsn
tile CLASSES The whole number ofswysrs In this city
at present, We stated ct about ZOO Of whom only
about $780, 1t IL estimated In successful and active
practice Most Of the others young men, supported
BY their friends and relatives nheritors Of fortunes
and adventures from foreign countries well as from
different parts Of the United States who have to
Gotham to see what can b done in the way Of bust
ness, speculation, politics, or marriage.
The following shows the number Of lawyers In prac-
ties ON thu rolls Of the courts In this city and In
the State at different periods from 1920 to 1914
1890. 1880 1885 1870: 1874.
s Ss .f i1 Siw I LIS ss se sss
II will be that about onethird of all the lawyers
in the State located in this city The total number
Of attorneys and councillors in the State the
Of lS46, s649st present probably exceeds $500
of whom ZOO are in the city.
The comparative income Of the three learned pro-
fessons estimated in 1885, the basis Of the
of 1s45, was a. follows:-
$40 attorneys and councillors. 5000 90 $212o4o0
43q9 clergymsn (ascertained).. 348 90 1881 287
500 Ply sicians and surgeons. 800 90 270600O
Total. 50 49sss7
It will thus be seen that the lawyers and doctors
cost the people three times much the profession
which has the cure Of souls.
OLD CITY LAWYERS.
LIST NEW YoRx CRY LAwyERs WHO
ADMITTED TO THE BAR MORE THAN TwENrr YEARS
TCopisd from the rolls Of the Supreme Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-13

The ALDERMAN THE TwELTrH WARD proposed that
the advsrtisements should appear In the Herald O.
having the layseft circulation.
The PRESIDENT said that the committee had reported
that the Herald would not scosds to their The
Herald refused to sccspr the advertisements under three
cents per line
Aro1HER MEMsER-Ths Herald doesn't care about
your advertisements and there ID In proposing
that they should be published In that paper. ~
The ALDERMAN OF THE Ninth WAsD wished to know
why the Of 50 900 should be given to paper,
when four others were only to receive 1000 each Z
The ALDERMAN or TnE Sixth WARD then proposed
that the Of the Herald should be substituted for
one Of the other papers and that 1t get 900 per an
mum.
member Of the Special Committee again said that
there would be in substituting tbs Herald 1t
would not accept the terms which the COMMITTEES deem
ed sufficient The resolution was adopted sppropriat-
ing $1,000 per annum for advertising +
Resolutions from the Board Of Aldermen expressing
the thanks OF the Common Council to the fremsn Of
the city New York. and also to the dremen Of No g.
Williamsburg fer their sudsbls exsrtions Ut the late
melancholy explosion In Hague street, were unani-
mously adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-13

US w -.Is-'iusns 70 ne Bas - AZ 80 evan n.iioa
~ ear 1idsss for p.tmss.,oa 10 p,.,t,. a. .tt-,,..
a. c'uneh"rs hello ~ Charles rr.cey, psfaper
erurs IN sd } Lssreoes smith, rsts In os.n
Ce1iA the iho-tSk gentlemen ~ere prooo.neai dniy
SuAitff \ arden Abboit Nile. r. Aparps
William rruoftcn Strh.n Burial AI,-r. Csrd,ss
crrfes M.tcslie. trsnslia rsddocs Js~ss W ss
'sse, John n Pinekeer, snd John Ch-t rNoi ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-13

Our hATbor has been visited by a couple Of
foreign yessels-th6nks o. the repeal ~ me navi.
Cation Laws We have had here Dutca sad
Russian yesss--the latter named after the great
general cargo from Bremen She also brought
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-13

The tsun bail Al Ellsworth, Me, 90. destroyed BY
&c On the sth int ani al the boss ~ toe to~p de-
strvyef 4 o@s ~ 90, Insured 5000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-13
bout fifty healthy looking emierauts on their way

about fifty healthy looking emerants on their way
to Greytown-Gsmans, and few Hungarians.
Among the new enactments of our Legislature,
il bill TO exempt all steamers from the payment Of
tonnage dues, taking freight the product of this
island.
l am sorry not to be In position to report any
toned to hear for some time past hope, how
ever, that favorable change will soon take place;
and when state that we look forward to the in.
creasing intercourse with your great republic, as
probable means of restoring at all events partial
prosperity to this unfortunate isle, utter but the
sentiments Of whole suffering people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-13

Josl 400 now living Of the $50 10 practice In 1890
only one OF whom has turned clergy man
Those marked thus have retired from yra.tie..
The years given generally those when admitted
attorneys practice In the Supreme Court Of this
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
DR.. Warren's
Sarsaparila, Tomato and Wild Cherry
PHYSICAL BITTERS,
at SO Cents per Bottle.

CARSAPARlLLA, TOMATO AND WILD
~ CHERRY Bitlers have now become standard
medicine, universally approved by physicians as
safe speedy, and eectua remedy for ScuuLous, Her-
cridl, and CutancOs Diseases; Jaundice, Judges
ION, Dyspepsia Bilious Disorders, Liver Complaints
Cosveness, Weak and Sore Stomach, Ulcers and
Running Sores, Swelling the Limbs, Pain in the
Bones, Tumors IN the Throat, Rheumatic Affections
Salt Rheum, Eyspelas. bad Ilumors, Eupons, on
the Face or Body, Cancerous Sores, Kings Evil,
Chronic Catarah l.nnguor, Debility, Headache, Dz-
illness, Sallow Complexion, md all those disorders
which arise from the abuse OF Mercury, or from mn
impuretaint in the blood, no matter how acquired.
The extract here presented is prepared after drcc-
lions given by the celebrated DR.. Warren, whose
name II hears, and will be found superior TO any IN use
Il highly concentrated entirely vegetable, aud very
finely favored to the taste The change which IT pro
duces in the condition and tendency OF the system is
speedy and permanent
As Spring Medicine for purifying the blood
strengthening the stomach and body-and checking
all consumptlhave biis--the Sarsaparilla "'.nato
and Wild Cherry Bitters entirely unrlvaN.u.
Prepared add sold by
DAVID F. BRADLEE & SON.
100 Washington street, Boston.
Agents Burlington, Theo. A. Peck, Montpelier,
s X; Collins, and by Dealers in Medicine through
out New England.
January Is, 1850. well,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
R,tscy BIackman's Estate.

STATE OF vbRMoNT,} Tue Hon the Fro
District of Chuendrn, IS. bate Court for tn
District of Chtenden 10 all persous concerned II
the estate OF Betscy Blackman late oi burlington in
snid District deceased. Greeting.
WHEREAS Joseph Marsh Executor of the las
viii and Testament ol said deceased, pr, poses /,
render an account If his administration, and prrsen
his account ,grins said estate ior examination ant
allowance at srssiun oil NE Iourt 81 frubaie, to D.
holden AT the Probate office in Burlington on tn
llh day of October next.
Therefore You are hereby notified to appear be
fore said court at the time and place aoresnid all
shrw cause, II any you have, why the account aore
said should ~. be allowed.
Given Under my h'nd at Burlington this 18th do
ot October \, y. l-oo. -
r.i1r ih : lhDltD lttAf CRD, NcEister.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
CELEBRATED CHEAPEST
CARPET EirABLILMENT,
IN THE
United s. tates;
NO 90 BOW cry,
) LARGE SHOW ROOMS,

Hiram 1ndcrSOn'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Fdmilie and Housekeepers Furnished al Hhole-
sale rices.
LIST OF PRICES
English Three Ply Carpet, Is 10 9s. do Double
:;up~rline, ss, Double Ingram Carpet 6s, Superne
Ingram do Is, Common Carpets, Is and cd, Stair do
as and I'd, BRUSSELS Stair 6s and ss STAIR Rods 6s
and Sd. AJrlaid Mats, 6s and IS. Large Tulled
Rugs, .. do Administer, a.. Door Mats, As and Cd
Table Covers, Is l2s and 2Os. English Floor Oil
Cloths feet 10 ~ feet wide, Sc, a, U.s. and He per
yard English Drugge's, IS, I'd, and Is, Druggets'
yards wide, Window Shades. Is to 40ss
HIRAM ANDERSON,
No9y, Bowcry, n. York.
May "a, 1850. w,5mos6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Summer Advancement.

m and after Monday, June 81, 1850, the Passenger
" Cars will run as follows viz.
Leave Boston for Burlington daily Sundays except.
ed via Boston and Lowell, Nashua, Concord, North
ern and Vt. Central roads, at l-2 A. VI. and IL VI.
Also, via Fitchbnrgh, Vermont \ Mass, Cheshire,
Sullivan & Central, at 7 l-2 and II A. NJ. The
ID A. NJ. trims will arrive in Burlington at P.
VI. the same day, and the II tnI IL VI. trains next
morning at IL A. NJ
Returning, leave Burlington at a. NJ. and P.
NJ, for Boston, 10y both the above routes The A.
NJ. train will arrive in Boston at z. NJ. day,
and the Z z. NJ. train next day at p. Nj.
Both trains connect each way Burlington daily,
with the Steamers Lake Chnmplain and al
Nashua, Fchburgh and Groton Junction, with trains
to and from Worcester, Mass and New York City.
| Passengers leaving Montreal at 10 A. NJ and 5 p.
| VI. will arrive in Boston ut ! and p. NJ. the next
day and in New York at A. VI. the second day
Returning, leave Boston at II, II and II A. NJ
and arrive in Montreal at 9 l-2 A. NJ and l-2 P NJ.
the next day.
Freight trains leave Boston and Burlington Daily,
Sundays excepted.
No charge will be made tor Truckage or Wharfage
at Burlington, on Freight between Boston and Bur-
Iington any part OF the State OF New York or the
Canadas
For further information see Pathfinder Railway
Guide. JAMES MOORE.
d&w-H Eng and Superintendent
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
MARSHES EeATENT OIL.

1t is now Two or three yrn,s since it was first in
roduced TO the pubic, during which time it has gan
ed IA reputation. both at honi. and abroad, far above
any and everything else for P"riab Light; and it
is now admitted that MARSiI'S PATENT OIL
is The
Handsomc", Cle'pN, n S md So(1cst Art'ct
far Ljght in me No Id.
The introduction Tins far has been the most n,ier-
ing TO the Proprietor, and the sale is unparalleled in
all history OF Inventions
1t is perfectly safe and free 10 burn in any Common
Oil Lamp, with the sinI alteration Of Tube
which is done for the riiling expense of ~ - cents
Thus making the change from dim, nasty, smoky
li,,h,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
Enm Advertisements.
Solomon Walkers Estate.

STATES OF VERMONT THE Honorable
Di4rict ot Chittrnden. ( Probate Court with
in and Tor thu p's,ric: OF Chntuirn.
To the cfcdnois and others concerned in the estate
Of Solomon Walker, tate ol Burlington in said Dis.
uct deceased Whereas The Administrators of the
| state Of sail deceased. have made application to
tins Court. to extend the time limited for making
payment al the debts ol said deceased year the
18th d,v al August 1850, aud the 9th dly ~ October
,cN being assigned for hearing in the premises nj,
lie Probate Office in said Burlington AND it having
eh ordered that notice thereof he given, by publish
ng this decree three weeks successfully in the Bur.
inglon Free Press news paper printed at Burlington
before the time fixed Tor hearing
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified, to appear be
inrc said Court at the time aud place Aforesaid then
mud there TO make digestion II any you have to the
said tim" oil payment being further extended as
aforesaid.
Given under my hand a, Burlington 18th day o
September, a y. 1850. -
Ml2wJ RRAOFORD RIXFORD Recister
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
JoScph Blackman's Estntc,

SSATE OF VERY NOW To the Hon the Pr
Distinct If Chitrnden, IS. ( bate Court for tn,
District Of Chtrnden To all PERSONS concerned
the estate of Joseph Br KHAN late OF Hines ,urgh
said District. deceased, Greeting.
I'heieas 10 rph VI rsn Lac utor Of Il e last WI
and Testament vt SAID deceased. prone estorn dr
AN account OF admnIstr ,tlol, and present his
count Against Sri estate iof rXainiuatiuu and allow
ancc AT q So SION vt the Cou't o Probate to he hol
ucu at the piUbalt Office III Burlington on the 1911
Gav OF Oc'o'ei mex.
Therefore, Y On are hcrcb, notified TO appear b.
fer, said court the lime and place aforesaid,
slew cause, il any you have why the account aore
said sioud not h" allowed.
Given under my hand M Burlington this 25th da
oI september ~ -. 30
wI3w3 BRADFORD RIXFORD. Register
STATE or VERMONT I The Hon the P hat,
~ TRlCror CuITrLHpEN, SIS ! Court Tor H. | istr
al Chittcnden: TO all persons concerned the
tate # Elisha 4. Woodruff lat. oi VI .tua, Ia sd,
District dcce"s"d Greeting
Wh,r.aS Wllliam $. Johnson, Administrator &
the Estate of said t,Ccused, p.opUscs 10 rcuder d
account of his administration and present lis ac
count against SAT- estate Tor examination and al
owancc at a session Of the CouIt ui pIObato, to b.
hold,n at the office IN Burlington on the Eth day &
October next
Therefore You are hereby notified to appear be
fore said court AT IN. time and place flores i'd
slrw caus., any you have, way the account aiur.
said should net hc Moved.
Given under my hand AT Burlli gton, this 18th da
q. Srplcub,r,A d 1859,
BRADFORD RlXFORD,
wl3w3 Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04

l'HIs e,egant pre-
,aration is tost Ia
King the place Of
III other articles IN
Use, for restoring
nd dressing the
lair. 1t prevents
ne Hair rom fail
No off. promotes
is growiiI,relno,es
.LndruH, and re
torres the natural
md xurIaut
.rOwth o; the Han
nall cases of bald
,ess 1t also re
loves p IN and
eatfron the head ,
md in anuereInn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
G. r a ri e S
2 aHcuI Wash Mixture


"a His tar tanned soap Is now brought within tn.
rrnch o, our r,,jz.,,s So thai they NAV uar,,r,
pate in the benefits Nhih thulsai is vi people eis,.
where are DERIVING from its ns. II needs only t.,
made the subject of actual experiments to assert it
e. uptrtr super luriiy oi ali other compounds tor
A., L,ANSIN,. ri nruEc ANN prSrnpIN,
-. 49, a.. ,,,.,,., 49,,
fAiNl ~ us ofH''NA All BEAUTY
Oue of the he west lords that womankind have
To bear II the weekly washing. with its Iabornne
ba X hcaklug. long continued tug at the wash loar
-uh, rub, rub untii tie iis~.s looks iIie boiled
rarsnps, with one half of hc kin gone and the 9th
or halt shrv""d mp Ike III" corucrs ut moan man
Eyes and besides all this, III" clothes themselv'
though they may lee c'ean are So suIrly done for II
the rubbing pl"rrss, that few operations inls
tlwin, sud The cid man must have new
shirts Al tbs weary labor AID best uc'v" attritiou
en- \NE'S PNTE\r SOAP,
is bound TO ohvarr, and there s no doubt that as
last II, It's aclu mrrts brcoInr known. it val III
prrccdc I'll. oiIcr means u producing c,canhiiess by
the use OF soap.
IN UHItSF VINO
;,,;,,,os ''a ,r. ,,,,,;.',,, ,,a II,a. a , ,xo,J
i -, ia, SWIM, and tnu b.;, ,,oJ ,, ~, ',.
p,,Vru forRrnx, /, leaves rn,r MS GOOD ns new il,
awmarclc. LDttaout lnJu,lns as permaaeacu,n III,
Li1
The printed directions which n re- furnished to ey
purchasers must in al cascs he sciuyuousiy 0bSer,
ed in order to o'rrln the benefit q tic soap
The following are among the Communications y.
ready "bIncd nuni PERSONS vino have tested lis VII
tues
Burlington, May u S3o
McSss Woo"EJFF RA'-
Grnlrmrn have N last arrived ut IN" con''u
son IN regard "your Iaunt soap i"I FANNY W ASH
ing. Surp"a' you WA cohsidtf me ra'ht' tardy II
r'porluS 20 YOU hu' waite Tor srvr al t'ialF "a J
found som" difficulty in getting TAR ons, ms W.
$" IN The habit OF 'nhiHg that II has hr" Oh
repeated nlais that could ger lair operation, ana
am now told by 'hS persons uymg ioi me mat 'he
are fully MINCED OF us utty and entirely eslab
llShnr what yuu STATE IN relation IL II.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
Law and Land Office.
Fond du Lac, wisconsin.

fNtUHNTHs
0RURY ~ FLINT, ATTORNEYS AND
" COUNCILLORS At Law and SoLIcIToRs IN CHAN
CERy,
ERlsTUs w. DRURy, tof the late firm Of Drury Il
Eastinan)
EDwN FLINT.
Messrs. D. a. F. will practice in NIL the Courts in
the State aud give special attention to collecting and
securing debts They have business connections
formed Throughout, the State Of WISCONSIN. Norhe m
Illinois, and Eastern Iowa. They will also attend to
the purchase aud sale OF Lands the payment OF Taxes
The location Of Land Warrants, the examination o
Land Titles, &c.
The most satisfactory references will be given tt
our correspondents in New York, Boston, Baltimore
Philadelphia, Washington City, and most thu
principal cities .
Refer to Hon Milo l.. Bennett, Asahe Peck, Esq
D. X. Pnngborn, Sinalley & Phelps, aud e. ID. kes
.or Esq
Dec. 1918. w22if
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
Siatuuu Marble Quayries,
sr,,u,iOu Vermont

Tg1II above named q"arrles, well know
Tor furnishing superior quality OF marble. OF iin'
whit and taking high polish. are now being work
i, producing quality o maioie SAID to be unequal
ri ia America.
All orders for monuments tomb and crave stones
marble slahs hocks p"destaIs statuary from these
qldrrrs, may he addressed to
EDW ARD y. SELDtN. Proprietor, or
wit 5 l. GooDmELt, Agent, l3randon,Vt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
[sNtt MONTGOMERY HOUSE.
hl!iI fremont Street Boston.

n,JIS LARG; AND COMMODlOUS no
| TEL has been thoroughly rehed aud rrno'n
ed nnd is now open Tor the ACCOMMODATION oil trals
cnr and permanent bosrdcrs.
The internal manas cement Of the House will b.
undo the immediate direction OF Mr.. JAMES FAR
KEE late proprietor oil the Somerset House + ymou'h
Mass. .
The situation of the Montgomery House is pnsur-
uas,ed ia any respect by anv uiheI III The ely being
nearly equally dirant from all the railroad depot.
md steamboat landings. aud very near the business
part of the clly-1nd me sn'scr per ho;~s Wy 'h'
ricest attention TO the besI interests Oi those ~ho
nay visit him, to secure liberal share Of the public
,1lronage.
Terms ortransient boarders, 81. st per day.
THOMAS r. WILSON ,froprie'T
Boston, Aug. 8, 1880. we"c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
Blinds! blinds !! blinds !
BAKER g. PERRY,

No. tl3 SHING IGN SIREET.
81 Door North Worcester Railroad Crossing, up
s,ai.sJ BOSTON.
- EopEC1 FULLY invite the attention OF Car
IL pcntcrs ANA Builders 10
SmHh'> Patent Norjic SW B'i"dS.
which for beauty and durability are superior to any
now niue and may be at less cost Also, Doors,
SAsnLs ard GLASS OF every size and quality. BLINDS
TRIMMED and PAINTED SAsHEs LAZEU at short no.
tice and III the ncalest manner.
BAKER 9' PERRY,
No. GLIB WAsHiYGTo' STREET,
ID Door North Worcester Railroad Crossing, tup
.tairs1 BOSTON,
eTyN B. All orders by mail or otherwise will he
promptly attended to, and warranted to give entire
satisfaction.
Boston, June ~, 1850. w52m6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
1850 MERCHANTS 1850
Lake 30 t Limo
Proprietors, s
4 BRADLEY T. CANFiELD, q

Burlington, urrmo t.
For the Transportation Of Property
BETWEEN BoSToN. Nav YORK, ALBANY
I'D Troy, all Forts Oh Luke Champaign, Montreal
ana Quebec,
Connecting at Burlington,
with Hooker anu lotions Line oi Steamers and
,}arYrs via the Chamhiy Canal for Montreal. Que
zee, ports on III" 81 Lawrence, Kingston,C w and
III ports on the upper lakes.
The ProprI.iors OF this Lime having made ample
arrangements drc plepdi,d with
New anil Substantial Lake Boats.
passing directly between New York ami Forts on
Lake Champlan To give prompt despatch to all nro-
perry intended to pass between the places bove
named llh winch ;hey may he entrusted.
The Poa.s OF this Line are invariably towcd by
cteam-rs on Ilndson River AMI Lake Champlain
lsnnl delay and INJURY incident to frequent ranship
nent.
By the connection with Hooker and lotions Line
Steamers aud Ba yes which leave Burlington Til
weekly property passing between Canada and New
York, will pe forwarded direct with reshpment al
Uurlingi III only
Doheu,u-e and WAREHOUSE Business will receive
prompt attention..
Properly +, and from Boston forwarded hy vcs7e
When desired,
PIuil, to he forwarded bv either of the iiailgoaS
ines from Burlington will receive particular care.
The Proprieiors brrviug their facilities 70
he rapid udanils,on 4. property to be unsui passet
'spcculy ask tor continuance OF patronage.
AGE WIS.
| |. A. johnson. sCornlles slip, New York.
! G.. Lowell, \ \ and Boston Packet Office,
Long Wharf, Boston.
Hooker & IIoIton. Montreal.
| April | 80. wioit
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04

-em-dy Tor ali dlsenses of the scalp 1t gives tn,
Hair Brilliant glossy lusrous, n siken texture, and
healthy, vigorous appearance. No Lady's toilet
an be complete without this indispensable article.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
PUREST'

q, LIQUORS. & Wines, Albany Cream Al,
4 and London Porter, constantly on hand and iol
e1le for Med innl, Mechanical and Chemical pun
pore ony,by W. p HATCH
W'noo XII 'alls v vSOt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-04
EECoMMENDAT on.
Certificate of DR. Perry. Portsmouth. n n


ICcriticatc OF DR. Perry Portsmouth. ~
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. %, lS4y.
Mr.. ! 7. MORSE, Agent tr =" " hlle's Hair Res
orntive-hsar Sir: deem il my duty 10 state some
acts respecting the inestimable value of Whites
HIT r. stoiatite. Several years ago alter n severe
il of sickness wife lost MI Of her hair, the son p
.pp-ar-d disras-d. and the hair grew brash and
inIen. About year ngo, hy another iii OF sick
ess, she osr all ri her hair second time, and for
ong time there apparently no action in the
cnlp. Alter various applications | was induced to
t'v the nbov mentioned Restorative, aud now after
he OF n Jew bottles her hair has grown out as
hick lustruus and OF as beautiful n color evei
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with neuIalgic and other pains in my head and
rave found II the best external remedy | have eve.
'rird can therefore cheeriully recommend il to
all who afflicted as above as the best article ]
nave eveI seen.
Most respectfully yours, &c,
A. PERRY, NJ. d.
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