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BosroH, Nov. |, 1850.
MrScrs RrrD R,TFs e. ArsTry.

boston, NOV, /, lSoU.
MEssHs REED, Bates & AUSTIN:
Gentlemen Although ! am adverse to almost
every thing in the form OF patent medicines, would
most chccriuiiy add my testimony IN favor Of your
invaluable remedy for dyspepsia and genera debility
The course you have pursued in submitting DR..
Green's formula to a chemist OF established reputa
ton with the medical profession; | think highly
commemorate it merits the approval OF scientific
men, and entities your Oxygenated Bitters to the
contdrnc OF the public | have nsed the medicine
Tor sonIe six monks past, aud recommended it to
many Others who will agree with me III saying that
it surpasses all oher remedies known, tor the relie
and cure OF the most distressing complaints arising
from weakness and any arrangement OF the diges
tive system.
With great respect your ohedient servent.
ERENEZER SMITH, Residence, No | Aliston
Street.
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Drug
gists, No 26 Merchants Row, Boston Genera
Agents. Price 81 per bottle six bottles Tor s..
-, For sale by WARp & NorEs. A; e. SFIAh and
TMfo. A. PECK, Burlington, and VIM. b. Hatch
Wnooski Falls. w9S2
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The Boston Times states that lump of hail
weighing III pounds fell Dover, N. X .. on the
20tn inst. 1t fell into IA bog, and scattered the mud
upwards of considerable. Doubtful ~ North
Star.
The story /, rather doubtful, prima .Jacie, we
admit But the Providence (R. I.) Herald sat
isfactorily explains it, by saying that this enor-
nous lump of hail "must have been Senator
Hale, of Dover, n. H., who has attained "a con-
siderable elevation and has been, for some
time past, supposed to be falling back" The
presumption is strengthened by the fact that
the remarkable meteorological hail ..feA into I
bor
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Administrators sale.

DY VIRTUE Of license from the Pro.
I'D bate Court for the sale of all the real estate Of
which Lvsander B. Allen died sized the Admin
israor of said estate will sell at public auction at
the house OF widow Mary Allen, OIL the first duy oil
October next Mt one o'clock P. NJ unless previously
sold AT private sale pieces of land, part of the
estate of said Ly.ander B. Allen, containing about
fifty acres. Also two buildings standing on the
widows dover Also three shares in the brick meet
ing house in Wesiord. Also lot Of persona prop
erty. lumber and other articles-nt the same time
Terms o. sale made known at the time
Wes'tord, Sept 6. ISL
wllw3s HORATlO ALLEN Administrator
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Franklin County.

This sound old County has done her duty
The entire Wing County Ticket is elected, by
he lar gcst kind Of p o~ality, mot less than
1000 !. and by only about 30 less than ma
joriy over all! Franklin County is entitled to
the honor, also, Of being the ONLY County in
the State that has given an iacreased Wing vote
over last year, for Governor-her present vote
being 10y, against 1904 in 1850.
Franklin County sends HOMER f. ROYCE,
one of the ablest men in the State to the SEN
ate, and elects our friend GrERGE +. IIouGH-
TON, ESQ, States Attorney, by rousng vote
On the whole, old Franklin ia trump County,
and "long may she wave"
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Teleg'raphic Dispatch


REPORTED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE DAILY FREE FRESS
Washington, 9th.
The Republic has strong and elaoo,
rate article in defence of the President and
the Administration, against the attacks Of
individuals and presses, who are thus seek
ing to divert the public Indignation from
their own folly and crime, in urging on
the Cuban expedition.
Robert b. Stitle, Surveyor of the Port
port, and Col, VIM. Christie appointed his
successor. This movement has been
prompted by the remissness shown in
relation h the Cuban expedition.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-12

GiPThc result of the Herculian efforts of
Edward d. Barber in Addison County will be
seen by referring to the election returns. The
Free Democracy" have undergone falling
otfof one hundred per cent. in that County =
Last year, they had tpo representatives this
year, they have but one. Old Addison is a
mlserably poor County 70: the operations of
the Secessionists
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Boston, August, 1851.

Boston, August, 1851.
CARPETINGS!
The subscribers have now in store and are daily
receiving from the best Factories in England and
America their Stock
FOR THE E4LL SALES.
Our assortment is large and varied, embracing
trcry rdriey Of Fabric, Quaiiy and Myic, from the
richest to the lowest tn the better qualities OF
NtLVETs, TAPESTRIES AND BRUSSELS,
we have the best manufactures, both Domestic and
Foreign, and are constantly receiving the
NEW Sly LES
as they come out Importing our English Goods d-
rect from the manufacturers, and receiving our Do
mestics direct from the Factories we are enabled to
sell at the lowest prices. Our Stock of
Imperial and SUPER Tire Piys, Super and Extra
Fiae Mgrains,
ls very large, and embraces very many new and
handsome styles
The above with large lots OF Lou Priced Wool
Cotton \ Wool IHgrdins. every grade and style OF
STAl X G. A RIP +. II / NGS,
together with our usual assortment OF
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
Wool and Cott0n B0ckiHgS Canton uattings
HUgS. &c, &c.
combines TO mike one OF the best assortments OF
Goods in the line in this markcto which the attcn-
ton and inspection OF buyers is solicited.
WM. y. TENNY d. CO.,
CARPET HALL,
ouer Maine Il. x. Depot, Haymarket Sp.
wl0mos3
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tsOol,S &c.

Messrs. f. SMITH &Co., have received.
The September No. QfH: knickcrbocker, with
rich table Of contents, as usual. Our name
sake of the knick. is about the best Editor in
the world, present company of course except
Cd"
The Sea and the Sailor, Notes on France and
Haiy, and other Literary Remains Of Rev. Hai-
ter CoNon.-With a memoir by the Rev. Henry
Y. CHEEvER. New York A S. BARNES.
This is an elegantly bound and interesting vol
ume, made up Of the scattered miscellanies of
one of the most popular writers of our country.
10; Tale f the Oidon Fame. BY X. BAR
Toy, New York D. APPLETON g. Co-rhe
scenes of this book are laid in the city of
Ephesus as it was in the days Of remote anti,
guilty. Its design is to illustrate the spirit Of
true manhood, which even in those times was
ever struggling against the ignorance and sell
fshness that opposed its progress. The book
has more glitter than worth, more pretension
than merit. Its style is turgd its description
is over-coored, its sentiment false, and its re-
ligious philosophy unworthy of the name.
We are indebtedt to Messrs. NICHOLS g. WAR
rem for the the September No. Of the North
American MiSccllany published by A. Palmer
g. Co., New York. This pleasing and interest
ing miscellany, whose excellent character has
become established, has been somewhat re-
duced in size, and ia furnished for the extreme
ly low price one do!iar year. 1t will appear
in Monthly numbers of Sc plee. each, making
672 pages in the year, all f1r one do1lar
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-12
Bristol Redeemed

The good old Wing town of Bristol, THE
residence of Gov. Needhom, which for year
or two has fallen into the slough of Freesoi cry
has now turned square around and sends that
staunch and faithful friend of Freedom, R.
DUNsHEE. We'll done, Bristol
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Sep,.

At market 900 Beet Cattle 1900 Stores, u pair.
Working oxen, "a Cows and Calves, 5000 Shet p
and Limbs and $50 Swine.
pRIcEs-Heef Catlle-Extra S6,25; LIST quality Sc ;
81 do 500: 3D. do 81 ,5Oa415
SToRLS-Yearlinss $SalO 2years OLD sl2Rl6 :;
years old 20a26.
WogKrYe OxEN-SsO, SIS, 9OalO0
Cows AND CALvrs-S-O, n, 26. 81, 3jf4O.
SHEEP AND LAxBs-Sl 500 $50, 1880.
SwISE--ilc; retail 5 2Gc fat Hogs &C.
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WestfOrd Redeemed

The good old free soil town of Westford,
which last year, fell into the slough of Wing
gerry, has now turned square around, and sends
that staunch and faithful friend of Freedom,
JAcoB X. DRURY. Well done, Wsstford -
BURLINGTON Courier
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us much pleasure to learn that Messrs. LYMAN e.
FENToN find ready sale for all they can man
utacture of this ware, which combines the de-
sirablc but rare qualities of strength and
hooutv
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Eli Graves Estate.

STATE OF YER MONT, DISTRICT OF cHITTENDEN,ss
The Probate Court ior The Disric' aforesaid To all
interested in the Estate of Eli Graves late of Jericho
in said District, deceased, GREETING,
WHEREAS Daniel II. Graves Executor of the last
Will and I Testament of said deceased proposes to
render OF his administration of said Estate
and present his account against the same for eIami-
nation and allowance by said court, and the SAID
Court having assigned, for that purpose the 9th day
of September A. d. 1851, at the office of Rixford
< adams in Burlington, in said District, and order
ed that you be notified by publishing the time and
place assigned aforesaid, three weeks successive
y in the Burlington Free Press newspaper printed
in said Burlington, the last of which publications to
be previous to the day fixed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear before
said Court the time and place aforesaid and show
cause if any you have why the said account should
not he allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict this 10th day Of September A d. 1851.
G. dDJMS. Judge
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The True Digestive Tid,
OR, GASTRIC JUICE!
DREPiRED from RENNET. or The E,ur,l

stomach NJ tho nv .nar 'I;x,,,;o,- -, D' VI
Liebir. the rreat pbvsioio,,ir,l Cb.n,i", I = y
Hot,GIroy NJ n Phi, loinLio po -''''''' ~ - o.
This i. n trrlv ,yondsr,,f rsr,,,J,, r,r 1,Iio-,;.
Dyspeusia Jaundce Iiver for,ni,ir, Cna,.;,, .;,
and Debilitv curing oiIar ror @ ,nh W
natures own Aornf the Ca.tr;c 1,;c. ''N' ''0' =!
i.zT Hnlfa t'aspoontul Of Pensin. infused in v,.
ter will dipes, ar d,s.olve Fin. pn,,nJa n p,
Reef !, obont tara Lo,,rs o., IS h. ,' o ~ h'0u"'
PErsIy is the CHEF elemen, ~ Grma, nioos,iu
Prncpje Of the @ostric Ti"s, u u'Sat n,ses',ne
Fond, the Purifving, Pr.seyrjno and ;'o
gent of the Stomach and In,asipa. I, 10 oy,r.,s
ed from the digestive Stomnch oftba n, linz tr
Ing an Ar,ifcnl Digestive FnJ nrecss ,''i
natural Gastric Jice in ts Chemical no,yer
furnishing complete and nerfect .nhsnc far IL Nv
By the aid Of his nrsn,r,ipn DO ,n;'s o ~, i
Indipestion and Dvspens, a.. ,,ppraJ @ ~ VI
would he bv henlihv Storacb ~ u.s.. % ''
for Dyspepcs curing cosrs Of Debil;,v F6ooa,io
Nervous Decline and Dvsnentc I'mns,,n1r,;'
nosrd IN he IN III. ,or,s ~ r. H. iHPt tii' eup
life evidence nnnn wb7cI !, ia boat = j.; H. Ii
est decree Curions and Remarkohle " '''N II D."
S(SJL, \vJTJI'J|, EuIDTT,.cr
i ~ 10 1Dh'N IL
C,, 1870 nlLb!d Ill ms ce,rOrateI work on Animal
nnalnrnns ~ bs C.s,; f,;.l,'i"i h+eslet d
noroJ ,oo, ~ ".'r 'u'Ir' my ue Hd'IB pre-
h. Gois j.; wy li'eiuaIe Vi tue stomach OF
md .,, W." ,1.iouS az lIces Oh 'o9d as meat
jut in ,Is saoo GP" o'seSted'
"I ~ S'G T,'. ,.-.
Die, =" n,h,;"h '' - 'ue e SxH y" ooU anu
nn,s 81 P|,as,tL oy o"Iprs NeHsi Ne" orA'
90 te shne great iact' ana describes the
,b,jo U peTHra'on mere are lew higher au
~ ~ =, '..rn ~ IereIra;
"N IN. Ion , III ms VaLuaple Writings on the lhys-
,be =" Di-rSiol, observes mat adlmInuuon OF
and nj t.,.f!! VI li!e u"stIc JUICE IS prominent
ph a.. e,a.IP cause OF DYSPEPSIA ana he states
% u's,.ll9uished professor OF medicine IN Lon
"',o was srverey atl'cled WIN ms compliant
's,r;Sc ,a esf 10 lliIf h'a recourse to the
'ulct oOlalhe1 rom iht stomachs OF living
d"ih'd!S WHICH pTOred completely SUCCESSFUL
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ron FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, sFpTEMBER l2 ISL

= T.Hs "A N q d. RI!
DON'T FAIL TO VISIT
TIE RLD.RE.NOWNED
GID va zSA- " u Va NAEA
CLOTHING EMPORIUM!
AUTUMN and Winter Clothing.
NM + have now on hand and are daily receiving
w Garments OF every variety, suited for the
present and approaching seasons recently mnnutac-
turpd from choice Goods, expressly for the Retail
Trade and are prepared to accommodate our nuner-
Gus patrons, both
WHOLESALE md RETAIL.
Our customers, and strangers visiting the city, will
have the advantage Of making their selections from
IMMENSE STOCK,
which having been manufactured with great care, is
little inferior To Custom Ma CLOTHING, and will he
sold at unusually loo Prices. Among our gar
mens will be found vorlous New-Style Under
Sacks and Over sacks, which need only to be seen
to be admired.
DAE& HALL EsOTUNDA
Is also well stocked with Youth and Childrens
Clothing for Autumn and Winter wear, IN variety
to suit every taste.
In OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
We have the most accomplished CUTTERS, and faith
full and expeditions Notwithstanding US 10
furnish to order, at the shortest notice,
Gcntemcn's Youths and Childen's Garments,
OF any style Our assortment OF Cloths Gassiineres,
Doeskins, Nestngs, &c. is such that we can y ease
the most part cular, and will warrant perfect fit.
Genilemen's Furnishing Goods,
OF every variety.
- Strangers are reminded that Or Prices are
marked in plain figures upon each garment, and that
we strictly adhere to the one Price Cash system, so
that the least experienced have the chance with
the shrewdest purchasers in regard to prices.
Large Sales and Small Profits
REM f. VI Il r X GA X HA L L,
So Famous for Good Bargains.
Nos 80, "a, sc 81 50 ANN ST., BosToN.
Sent 10 wllmos2
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Principle Office, in New York, 50 Nassau stree,
in London 1855 Strand next door
r to the Lyceum Theatre
For sale, wholesale and retail by L. A. PECK,
Agent for Burlington and Vicinity.
August Is, 1851. wo,r,,,
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Beware OF Countereits, and buy that only which
mas Or. Chilton's Certificate on the wrapper.
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y ir0.

In this Village, on Monday night, the 9Th inst.
Mr. JonN NJ. MORSE, aged &c years,
In Troy, Il. Y. Aug. 26lh, Ms MARY NJ.
wife Of GEO. b. WARREN, ESQ.
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Notice.

PPLICATION will be made to the Leg
n isIatl re at its next Session in October, Tor the
passage OF an Act incorporating company to be
called the Winooshi Aqneduci Company for the pur
pose OF supplying Burlington with water.
Burlington Sept. 81.
MllM2
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Notice..

PUBLICATION will be made to the
a Legislature of Vermont, next October, for a
Charter Tor Toll Bridge Company, to construct and
krepa Toll Bridge across Wlroosle River. between
the towns OF Burlington and Colchester at some
point at or near the present Ferry
Burlington, Sept. ), 1885,.
wlw3t B. !. UElNEBERG.
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SEINE TWIN T.,
Shoe Thread. DC.

rOTTON SEINE TwiVE 6 TO 81, first quality
" Chilling TwIne, warranted SUPERIOR.
Cotton, Flax, Hemp ana India Twnes, for wrap
ing, buIIng, scanning. blocking, wool and broom OF
EVERY DESCRIP VIO.N.
Varegated Linen and Cotton Twines.
Cotton, flax and Hemp, Plough leading and hal
ter lines. cord and rope
?, aud ply Southern yarn, No. II to 20, best
quality.
All colors and Nos of Southern Yarn.
Indigo Blue Yarn, warranted s 20 20
Coyerlet, Tidy Yarn and knitting Cotton.
Heavy Wove Grain Bags. without Seam.
SHOE THRE.iD--.1 complete ass rtmeht
Chambers Lamp aud Candle Wick
All Colors OF Cotton, Carpet Warp and Filling
GRAY and Purple Linen Carpet Chain
Wooden Yarn, full assortment.
White ana Black Wadding, best quality &c. &c.
For sale at low prices.
TAEO. t. BRETT.
1913 Maiden Lane, y. Y
August ". wl0mos3
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Important 10 the P,,plic

=, The following advertisement was published in
May, iS49, IN the Boston Daily Times" and vnri-
Gus other newspapers in the United States by lame,
u. Wilson, Esq, the owner of the Woodwork Pm
tent" shortly after had advertised my Pafsst
Sfdh9Hny Cutter, Plani0g, Toogue,ng ind Groou.
ing Hdchine, throughout the United States
PLANNING MACHINES
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Stray Mare.

VAKEN UP by the subscriber, on the
Il 9TH OF August, dark Bay Mare, with a short
switch tail, and white star in the forehead. When
taken she was badly cut and bruised but is now
nearly well. The owner will prove property, pay
charges, and take her away.
Burlington, Sept. Q. 1851. WIN. HARDING.
w&d3t| Dorset Street, burlington.
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Receipts Of the Rn,land ana Burlington
Railroad for August.
We are indebted to JoHH bradley Esq. for
the following statement of the Receipts of the
Rutland and Burlington Road for the month of
August 1851, and for the same month in 1850.
1t is as follows -
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS
LOCATED, &c.
GEO. H. WOOD,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW,

.l.NU GENERAL L.lND AGENT FOR
NORTHERN WISCONSIN,,
WTILL ATTEND to the Location of
w Land Warrants the Purchase and Sale otlnnd,
tie payment OF taxes and to all other business pur-
tanning to "A General Land Agency
lie will give ms personal attention 10 all business
entrusted to him, and from lbs connection with the
Honorable Theodore Gonkey, who was personally
engaged in the Survey OF nearly all the public ands
now in market IN Wisconsin, is enab,ed to to
holders of Warrants, VINO employ him, the most
desirable locations
REFERENCES:
Hon. J. P. Walker, U ) Senator, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin {; Hon Henry Dodge, L. $. Stuator.
Dodgeyc, Wisconsin; Hon. Sidney Lawrence,
Hon. j. X. Flanders Hon. J. l., Russell, Il. Y Rus
sell, E>q e, Northern New York Rev John Wheel
er, D. D., J. Il f. q. Smith, Esqs., Lawrence Brain
and Esq, Vermont.
For further information in regard TO terms &c,
and the necessary documents, supplied by spplica-
uon to the subscribers.
wll3mos RlXFORD & ADAMS.
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DIR: ANES R. Chiffon has had charge OF
the Manuiictory Tor more than n year and every
bottle prepared since February 1850, has his Cert.
hcatc md Signature, well as the Signature of
5 7. Townsend, on the steel plate label on the out.
side wrapper.
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-
4 IAkE this method Of answering the fire..
qrent inquiries by letter and otherwise ne to NV
OPINION upon the various notices through the parr.rs
OF the stationary knife Planning Machines attenint,
ed to be palmed oil upon several person. ignorant Of
t4eir true worth | would state for the intormallou
OF the nqnirers that they will find substantially be
machine now offered by severa pretending jnven,or,
described IN the 10th volume OF the Repertory of Arts
invented by Samuel Benthan, IN the wear 1871
IKE machine was patented in this country by cne
kuger some sixteen years since and another onr
put up BY Albert Richards, OF West Troy, n Y,
ana abandoned about the same time 1t ought TO
SATISFY the public to know that after tiity.eiq years
experimenting upon these machines, not one in use
Is OF any value tor the purposes contemplated
VIII lurhlsh Stationary knife Machine equal 10
any now IN use, or to any offered by the pretending
inventors al the cost OF the machine and ye per cent
tor my trouble.
May l9, 1919 PhiIadsInb;s
deny that any person ever saw or heard Of such
a machine as mine until invented the same said
machine was operated In the montl of August, lSiS
ana 10 machine before this could to 80 much work
ana DO II as well as mine. In reply to the above ad-
Vetusemeh, and IN order that the pu5iic may he as.
s1reu mat mean what say, will offer TO pledge
C"e IHousdnd Dollars against an equal amount
rom SAID W lson that one OF my machines will plane
OF pane tongue and groove nth less potccr, as
much lumber in the same time, and do it as well or
! ne rlal TO be made at my Steam Mil Border ST.
East boston, Mass, or at such other place as may oe
convenient Tor such u trial
JOSEPH 7. WOODBURY.,
Aug IA, 1851. East Boston, Mass.
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BRANT'S
PU LMONARY BALSAM,

Many years Of experience, and more than Hundred
Thousand Cures of COnsunptive Complaints, have
the undoubed satisfaction Of all persons who have
become acquainted with tins rogderti remedy.
superior, because is soGiHq and hcI'q ard
certain to cure Ccn.umpti ion OF he Lungs. than any
Remedy the world We know however that II Is SAID
Consumption he cured BE that the opl-
ion Of the the shall attempt to wita
such this till and do dIe,, fact which can I've
proved In thousands OF cnses that lis medicine ns cured
C1ugs and Ci1cIs which bOrs tie cures were effected
ca ed real Consumption. and which were attended wiF
symptoms that resehcd ami in all respects IKE he sym
toms die icheH GcIi SAID have died with
that fatal sesse Consumption. ihi. Basam has cured
ttousHndt an cled-
who hat tIrf Grg rTc1HJ toUgh>-f1W' in The Breast,
Side. Hack Diculty Of BrrHtHing-P"y frpse
ioltion EeierN rffSreIts--ugu wasting away
OF the Flesh and Blood Persons havge .Grl complaints
cured afcr 80 '"v oyf q'' live week
longer This Medic nee h~ cured w'9 were slp' used to
be in dying state tut by The us9 Of u remedy, they
now live, and enjoy good health.
This Bal,nm is purely regei1he compound his pleas
does injury stage nj disease under
any circumstances 1t effects - wonderful and almost mi.
rncu Cures by Purifying Strengthening and lnNig:
ora ting whole sysemhv elndi=Hg the ertnIon aud
producing heating ncont, H'il1ny touEh-ioothtn9 ~
Neryps-Hnd aiding and tIcnt1''Hg ExpectOrntlOu. u
Cures the following diseases, VIZ.
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NOD-LlNER OIL. Fresh article. and
" the incest in market. For s,le BY
Sept s. dNwti
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Notice..

pIRD Seeds Fresh of all kinds, also
ID Fish bone and Cups Tor sale by
TllEO. A. PECK.
August, H. d&wtf
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MEMOIR of the Rev. Edward Becker
l'h seth by the r. r. Birks with an introduction
by Stephen ii. Tying, d. Do vols, received by
f. SMITH & Co.
Aug. II, 1851. d&wy.
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o. ERIE RAILRoED.-Thc receipts of the
Erie Railroad for the month of Au -ust, 1851,
wore q follow,.
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Passengers, Mails and Express Sl7,ll3 II
Freight 1880 CO
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.4,tgust 1850.
Passengers, Mails and Express Sl3953 GO
Freight S,9Gd 35
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Increase, about 60 per cent.