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~ EVANS FIRE AND THIEF PROOF SAFES,
j. for the Of Merchants, Storekeepers and others,
full assortment of various sizes now in store. The above
Chests warranted equal any other make for security
against Fire Burglars having wihscod the test of both
without injury or loss to the owners in any instance.
ALsO--ln store and for sale:
Seal and Letter Copying Presses and Books
Trucks, for moving Boxes, Bales, &C, in Stores
Druggists Presses, with Cylinders and Pans
Packing Levers, for Dry Good Stores, &c.
Portable Shower Baths of construction suitable for
warm cold water
Refrigcraors for keeping Meats, Butter, Milk, &c. in
dining room, hall, cellar
Water Filters for purifying muddy bad Water, caused
by Rains, Limestone Mari, or other
OLIVER EVANS
81 s. Second, door below Chestnut street.
mar ID Philadelphia,
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A CARD.

WIN. WALL would respectfully inform the citizens
w the District that he is prepared to MAKE TO OR
DER all description of Clothing Of the best material
finish, at the shortest notice, CHEAP FOR CASH.
may Stiff Penn av BETH 9th and 10th streets.
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HJNIME, THE AVENGER, novel, by the
i author of "The Wilmingtons."
Mary Erskine Franconia story, by the author of The
Rollo Book"
No. H. Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution by Los
sing. Received and for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
ap 1S-tf Booksellers, near Ninth street.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-21

J. A. KIRKPATRICK,
MARBLE AND FREESTONE CUTTER,
street, betaoeen 18Th and 14u, Washington City, d. c.
MARBLE MANTLES, Monuments Tombs, Head and
II Foot Stones &c, constantly hand, of the best
quality and workmanship All kinds of Stone, for Build
ing, &C. All kinds of work in his line faithfully executed
at the shortest notice. ap 16-tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-21

The following paragraph from the Bosion
Courier, which is probably authentic, confirms
the rumors which have been for some time
public. that Mr.. WEBSTER viii soon retire
from the Cabinet:
awhile on this subject We take occasion 10
remark, that the great statesman, whom we hope
TO place at the head Of the government, wii
prodd iydt The c'osc of&c present Year. l"dbfrGlr
from his post o. Secretary Of STATE. LIS great
work has been accomplished. The perlS that
Threatened the Union have been wardrd of
and the healing measures designed to restore
harmony in the nation have been established
on Il frm foundation. Win continuance OF
tlc perfect good feeling mutual confidence
aud friendly regard which have existed among
I all the members Of the Cabinet, from the COM
mcnccmcut Of Mr.. Fillmore, administration,
the official conpanionship will close on the
part Of the Secretary OF State. in few weeks
/ after the public laDors Of the oxecuii.c depart
ments shall have enabled Congress to enter
upon the regular business of the session
! Mr.. Webster, whose health now demands
some continued relaxation from official toll,
withdraws at a favorable moment aud under
| very appropriate circumstances. The country
| trnuQuih2od-lhe Constitution successfully de-
! tcnded--thc supremacy OF tine laws indicated
tile authority Of the Federal Government
! mI!a,aMol. tie elements ot domestic union
strengthened, and the national honor yindca'cG
abroad, the great American statesman bids
| adcu to the cares of Office and bcromcs-onlv
for Il time, we trust, a simple citizen of the
! United States. A voice will Qlise fron the
American people next year, if we mistake not
that will recall Cincnatus iron! his farm The
J lp Ct President indeed fnu ntI mot Iturr f0
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-21
THREE DAYS LATER FROM
CALIFORNIA.
IERITAL Of THE DANIEL WEBS.

1hHIT1L or THE DANIEL HTEB&TER.
New YoEK. Sun lay evening. Nov. 1Gth.-
The new steamer Daniel Webster. from Sar
Juan, arrived this evening. with san Francis
co dates to Oct. 18th. She brings abou, 400
passengers $1,000 gold on freight, and about
- O,OUO in the hands OF passengers.
The Daniel Webster sailed from Sad Juan
Nov. 9Th, with the passengers from San Fran
cisco by the steamers Independence and North
America. When II hours ont she experienced
a severe gale, which lasted three DAYS. Oltha
18th in the Cuff strelm, Off Cape Iilucras. She
encountered second tjghtiu yale from tine
Southeast, which carried away both her paddle
boxes.
The steamer California smiled from San
Francisco on the 18th, for Panama. with the
mails, AMI GOLD t. the amount of %l9OU.0OO
on freight, together with about 300 passengers
Adams & Co., shipped upwards OF half mill
| ion IN gold by the California.
The mining intelligence by this arrival is of
the most satisfactory nature. The weather
had been unusually favorable. and the yield OF
gold from the different sections Of the mining
regions was steadily ON the Increase. New
ana most extraordinary discoveries ofgold were
OF almost daily occurrence.
Since the cessation from duty of the Vigi-
lance Committee, San Francisco has become
infested with numerous bands Of desperate
characters. and some Of the papers are calling
on the Committee to set to WORK arlIn
! The /. :. sloop OF war Nlnccnnrs, Com
mandcr w. l.. Hudson, left san Francisco OF
Inc i1ta Oct, on cruise to the southwark an,
to the Sandwich Islands.
The steamer Miner was burnt to the waters
: edge, near Sacramento on the lith Captail
] { lark
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-21
Esy East Sights Wall.

Nsw loRk, Tuesday evening, NoY. IL
The steamer Ohio sailed this afternoon, for
Navy Bay, with upwards of 800 California pas
scnTcrS.
The Hungarian refugees, at the nyitation of
Alderman franklin, on bthr,f OF the city.
have left the steamer Mississippi, and taken up
their abode at the Irving House. where they
will await the arrival Of Kossuth
Fatal AFFBAY.-A passenger. whose name
is not reported, on board tae steamer Globe.
at Mac6lnaw, Mich, had an aifray with the "a
en- .inecr, and stabbed him severely. On the
LIST engineer coming to the relief Of his assis-
taut, the passenger stabbed him to the heart
TRIAL OF TIE SYRACUSE KIorERs.-Judgc
Conkn opened the l.. 5. District Court at
Buffalo to-day, by swearing witnesses in the
case Of the persons indicted for part ipatIng m
the Syracuss slave riot. The Hon. J. Law
renee, District Attorney, is conducting the cX-
animation.
SLAVE ABDUCTIoN.-Th Alexandria Ga2-
cite states that two slaves were taken from the
brig Emily, Capt. Small, of Bath, Nc, bound
from the Potomac River to an Eastern port, a
few days since. and the circumstances Justify
the belief that Capt. Small designed to carry
the negroes to free State, for the purpose OF
securing to them their liberty. The Gazette
adds, that should Capt. Small fail to give salts
factory reasons for has conduct, he will not soon
take another cargo from any point on the Po-
tOmac.
.Ner counterfeit 81 bills on the Blnl, of Or
leans, at lraSburg, VI, are in circulation III
this city, and are exceedingly well executed.
SLAVE Trade IL GEoRGIA.--A bill his been
presented and passed to a third reading in the
Legislature Of Georgia, to prohibit the intro
ductlon Of slaves into that State for the purpose
Of sale.
NFw York, Monday evening, Nov l7th..-
4 Dplomoiic Dinner IN bonor Of hoSSu,h.-
despatch from Washington, today, state
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-21
Ten Thousand Dollars Worth of
GO Y n X KS
WANTED.

THE Subscriber will pay cash on delivery SEQ 90
i per Ton, for 500 Tors OF Corn Husks stripped
from the knob, and delivered at the following places
At T.. y. Green & Cos Starch Factory near
Fay's Corner in Richmond.
At 5 Ward a. Cos Factory Milton Falls
At my place Of Mandatory, near Stowe Village.
Also at Montpelier Vlluge
The fIusks must be- well dried, so that they will
Keep in large body without nJury,-or as dry ANY
farmer would wish them to I'll his Beds
Montpelier, Sept Is, 1851
Time Of receiving HuSks uiU be as folio,os /;
II Montpelier they will be taken at any time after
the 2Oth OF October until the first OF February, next.
A Il. B. Green 81 Cos. Factory, in Richmond, on
Tuesday and "Wednesday of each week from No.
nenIber hrst to January first At Milton Falls
Thursday, Friday, aud Saturday, OF each week from
November hrsf to january 18th next. 1t Stowe,
on Friday and Saturday of each week from first %
November to 18th OF January next.
lR Farmers will please bear in mind E time
specified to carry their Husks to Market as Tiers
will BE- no one present to receive End pay tor the same
only at the time above mentioned. Also please bear
the TACT in mind that pound OF husks will fetch az
much as pound OF corn. F. O.
lHE Undersigned citizens OF Montpeier. Berlin
WilIston, Barre, and Niddeaex, would respectfully
say to the farmers in this vicinity and abroad, that
we have saved our llusks, the past year for Matraa
making, and lind it as profitable if not more So than
any part OF the Corn growing business and would
recommei to all far and 10 encourage the en-
terprlse. lttaken hold Of right the extra work is but
tltilng. The husks will much more than paw for
harvesting the corn, and do no, see why we NAV
not with as much propriety leave in our fields, a
waste in our barn-yards, ton OF corn, as ton Of
corn husks for ton OF husks will fetch $40 90 in
cash, at our home markets, more readily than ton
OF corn.
IEvRY NUTr, c, c. Wing, LESTER HALL, s. q.
FLINT, LEASDER WARREN, JAMES b. ScovEL, Al
LEN GALtlSoN, ROLLINS Lawson, JARED GouLp Jr
hLAND Howard, liEAM SHELLY, STEVENS $. STR.
.,.a,a.,L.. q, -.
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ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD,

-- MARSHAL Turkey, Of Boston, in res
ponsc to an order of the city Authorities rela-
tive to ntempcraace, reports =
The number Of places in the city where in
toXcating liquors are sold is 1900.
OF these 100 are kept by Americans, no by
Germans, English and Swedes, and 900 by
Irshmcn
They are located 80 in cellars and 1870
above ground. 1874 are kept by males, and
l2G by females
Liquor is sold in 81 oyster and ice cream sa-
looms, in 90 bowling alleys and in buildings
for the same, and of the whole go are kept
open on the Sabbath.
In 400 grocery stores and 1921 other places
can liquor be obtained. OF the first class ho-
tells all but four supply the article.
In reply to the order ''to give any informa-
ton he may possess, as in his opinion is best
calculated 20 check the progress of crime and
lntemperance whereby our taxes are greatly
increased, and the reputation of the city MUIR
ed" the marshal, with characteristic brcvty
and energy, merely indites, "Execute the law"
1t would be well for the cause Of temper
ance, if the Authorities in other places than
Boston should heed the suggestion of Marshal
Turkey,
- Judge Dennng, of Illinois, has deci-
dod in the case of negro, recently arrested
as fugitive slave, that the law for recovering
nroncrtU Iyo7 unconstitutional and DISCHARGED
the prisoner,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-21
burning of the stea mer Bucicyc state.

BUFFALO, Monday. Nov. 100. p n.
The magnificent steamer Buckcyf .~iaie. one
Of the best en- the Lake, tool, fire 1T her wharf
about an hour and half ago, it is supposed
iroma pipe ignitng the wood-wcgk under the
deck. She had her steam up for Cleveland.
anu wa, about TO leave with hc..yv cargo ana
near 200 passengers on board. she was scut-
tied as soon as possible, but owing to the sAa-
lowrcsS Of the water did not SINK far
Considerable excitement exists in consc-
qucncc Of report that there is powder on
board, supposed to haze been smurglcd IN with
some groceries. Notwithstanding TINS, the fire
department are mlkinr the greatest orts 10
save some portion Of the splendid boat, and
hopes are entert2 med that they will succcad.-
the Buck Eye Stte changed owners only a
few days since. u nd she Is now owned by Capt.
hnson and Cobb & Co. She is valued at @lJO.-
Coo, and is said to be insured for %j0.OJO in
various Offices. An insurance for - 900 was
refused by a company to-day
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-21
BURLlNGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBE

thal the President will give kosaulh, soon al
Ter hl, arrva, a grand diplomatic dlnuer. 10
winch elevator Iiulaemann, the Austrian
Minister, will be invited.
Tie Forrest Dirrce Case. The case Of
hrs. Forrest against her husband was called
up before the Superior Court today, but ow-
ing TO the absence of witnesses, was by mutual
consent postponed till the lst Monday in De-
cemucr.
Worolay of Ns,y yorh-Deaihs in this
city, during the past week were 3j2, of which
% were from consumption.
TIE Raouim N Nicaragua A passen-
ger from Nicaragua, by the Daniel Webster,
reports that Il battle had been fought between
Gen. Munoz. the leader Of the revolutionary
parlv. aud the Government forces. aud that the
former lad been captured and his adherents
dispersed. hluuoz was subsequently released
Oh promising pcaceabIe conduct, which prom
Use he had violated, and, with $50 followers
was again in arms against the Government.
THE Siege Of .Hl'dmoroS rdiSed.-By an ar.
rival at New Orleans, yesterday, we have ad.
wees from NorthernMeAco to the 9Th inst OF
which day Gen. Caravajal raised the siege o
Matamoras, and disbanded his revolutionary
followers.
Mississippi Ele4ion.-Foot's majority for
Governor oi MlSsssIppl Is ] 900.
LoujSiona Eicc''oa-The Congressona
delegation from Louisiana stands 3 Unior
| Democrats 10 | Wing.
Frc,-Hhe extensive dry.goods store o
Page a. Brother Market street, Philade phia
was damaged be- fire this evening, to the ex
tent Of twelve to fifteen thousand dollars.
ton. Hery CIay--From Louisville we
! learn that Mr.. Clay left Ashland, for Washing
ton, on Saturday last.
hemHcly I. s. Senator The Kentucky
Legislature baloreG today, without enecting a
choice, for a L. S. Senator. Geo. Robertson
}. j. Crtenden, A. Dixon and II. Marshall
Wings; and Gen. William O. Butler, Dem.
wer voted for.
The Southern mail as lat, as due, arrived
at Baltimore this evening but brings no new.
} Of interest.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-21
I'D iOMrnmemt Of the LegiNlaturc.

a resolution fixing day for the final adj
iournment Of the Legislature, has passed the
Senate, fixing upon Thursday tomorrow
morning, at i o'clock, A. NJ.
QF@The message Of the Governor of Ala
baml, recommends a discriminating tax on ar
'ccs from those States which continue the
slave agitation.
4. What fine sentiment Kossuth expressed
in his address at Southampton, when he SAID,
referring to his own suilerings, " But will not
ooi; to the past for the CRIES, only for instruc
ton
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-21
Arrestr! for Stea,ing Il Negrn.

The notorious Calvin Fairbanks, who was
pardoned few years ago by Gov, Crittenden,
Of Kentucky, for kidnapping negroes with
DELLA WEBSTER, of Fcrrlsburgh, VT, has
again been arrested for stealing, and running
oil a negro woman belonging to Alexander
Shotwcl, of Louisville, Ky, Fairbanks was
held to bail in the sum of 5000 to answer the
charge oifclony; in default he was rcmanded
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-21
Hcnth of Hon. Elijah HilIcr.

Seward, died at Auburn, n. V. on the 18th
inst, aged about 90 years. lie was the son of
Samuel Miller, Patriot of the Revolution, and
was distinguished for his vigorous intellect and
profound ability as a lawyer
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-21
40,549,i6
92,732,06
Earnings in October lS5c.
Increase this year.
l7,Sl7,40


--THE DIFFICULTIES WITH SPAIY.-Mr.
Webster has rejected tho proposition of the
Spanish Government, made through its Minis
ter at Washington, for the settlement of the
late difficulties about Cuba, and for better un-
derstanding between the two countries. The
proposition was, for the American Government
to invite the Spanish Consul to return to New
Orleans, 10 bring him in a national vessel. and
to salute the Spanish flag over him; and fur
ther, to restore the value of the property of the
Consul, and Of the Spanish citizens Of New
Orleans, which was DESTROYED by the rioters.
In case this proposition should be rejected, the
Minister was instructed to demand his pass
ports and return.
- MUSICAL CoNvENrIoy.-Thc report
OF yesterdays proceedings came to us too late
for insertion to-day. We will give them entire
tomorrow. The address ofO, Bradbury, ESQ.
of this place, delivered last evening, is spoken
of IN terms of high praise.
- If the Courier has any desire that its
readers shall know the facts respecting the re
suit of the election in Massachusetts, it will be
compelled to make material corrections in lis
to-day's report.
- Rev. WILLIAM CRoswELL, ID. D., of
Boston, an eloquent and learned Epscopalian
died very suddenly, on Sunday evening last
lie was taken i'll just before the close of the
afternoon service at the Church. Of The .4drent
and died Of apopleXy, within fifteen minutes
after he reached his own dwelling His repu,
taton was high as scholar, writer. poet
preacher and christian pastor.
- Capt, Ch1pman's new boat, which was
expected yesterday, did not arrive.
1t is said that the s. s. Le,ois. the New
screw Steamer plying between Boston and
Liverpool, consumes only eighteen tons of coal
per day The New York steamers consume
eighty-fve tons, and require so IN UGH room for
fuel, that they have little left for freight.
Do not marry until you are able to supper,
wife.
Never speak evil of any one.
Avoid temptation, through fear that you ma
no, Withstand il,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-21

knowledge its superiority, and with entire confidence
recommend 1t to their iaii"nts "a superior prep
arHtlon, which has bren onud to be perfectly SAFE
convenient aud highly elfraci1u- in a diepaaes o.!
he Throot, Luags, and Chest One who has used
it thus speaks OF It.
"Gruroy p,Yy Y Y No., ~ ,eto
Ne.srs Reed ~ Cn,nr Ne.., ..y,, w. ,,.rs mao
mad . viu,.rt ,r,.,.J t TO-, l,....,,., - 80, i -,
Which wa. rrcotnJ IN my ,',.,.s ,.i,1 , ,,,-S
noy,.rtrl ,en.,,.. l, o., f'',,.. ~ ia
ment OF yIo."nt pains about INV cm.st' Nv co,,h
was iInos, u,r.,,,it. acr,,nI,',,c, with ,,,,a,-.
lion Of il. ,nnst ,,n,ri mn, nti.,,y ti , ~,
the ,in,e p,y.J iy'n blon5 b',,n of M,rG ,,t ,'
color several Er',n ,..,'rs Lr,s. n,, ,,,, i,,,
which rqme nrar sItt;,r,i,,,,, me- Ind r,r,,nI,i
NIGHT sOyr,ts and yea. r.5,r.J n,,,,. ,o - ,l.,,,,
Wv cas-. WA rons.rrJ ho,r,r.s no, on ~ h, ,h..
nm. icI,n.. hut h., all y,hn .,y me Alphabetically,
hear,pr tom neIrh5or OF the rtlrc,s ,Gich tn,.
Vp.e,ibr Primo aIv Da.-,,n Ind nrol,ccJ in =
similar CAGE was i,-l,r,I t,tr, u. E.t,re GoI
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MONDAY AFTFRNDov.-Thn House con-
Cured in the Senate bill to authorize the bu-
sness Of banknT,-l23 to ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-21
= / { 3

In this town, last evening Of consumption, VI 50
EMMA CUBLNY as"d 20 years.
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Tsctscy Stevens, Etsto1e.

STATE OF NERMONT,} To oil persons con-
District of Chitentcn. IS cerned in the Estate OF
Besey Stevens late OF Charlotte in said Distrc, de-
ceased Grset5t
Alta Prob1Ir Court holden at Burlington, wHnin
and tor the District OF Chitteudeu the II day OF
November, \. D. lS5 an instrument. purportny to
he the last " i'll and Testament OF Bctsey Stevens
ate OF Charlotte in said District, deceased, was
presented to the Court aforesaid for Probate bv AL
mon Atwood the Executor therein named and it
s ordered Ivy said Court that the 18th day OF Novem-
Der, a. ID. 1891, at the office OF Rixiord 81 Adams
IN said Burlington, be assigned for proving said In.
strnmcnt; and that notice thereof be given to all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks success yey in the Burlington Free Press a
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous to
the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court, at the time and place aforesaid
and contest the probate OF said wlil, il you have
cause.
Given under my hand ut Burlington in said Dis
,rlct, this llth day ot November, A. y. lSiI
BRADFORD RlXFORD, Register.
w20w3
STATE OF VERMONT,3 TO the Honorable
GRAND Isle County, IS. { the Supreme Court,
January Tenn A. n. l-5l
Whereas Anna Clarke of South Hero. County OF
Grand Isle, and State OF Vermont, presented her
Petition to the supreme Court. atthe January Term
"A. ID. ls3.. stating that on the 18th day OF Februa-
nv a. ID 1877. she duly oiued IN marriage with
Danel Clark, by Samuel Fisk ESD, Justice Of the
Peace within and Tor the County OF Grand Isle aiore.
SAID and rom that time to the tlrst day ct January
A. ID. 1917, she lived with the sand Daniel Clark in
the strict Observance OF every duty required by the
marriage covenant, when the sald Daniel without
provocaton or Jlst cause, wuly deserted the Petit
toner and went to parts unknown: and further stat
ing that the SAID fist day ot January lsl7. to the
3lst day OF October \. y. ESQ the date OF said Fe-
luton, the sad Daniel had never provided any thing
tor the support or maintenance OF the said Anna and
that during the time aforesaid, she had to depend
npf q ior
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-21
CON- EGIsCIhL.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
WEDNESDAY. Nov. -.
At Market 1855 Catc-about 1900 R,eyes and
1913 Stores consisting Of Working Oxen Cows and
Calves yearlings. two and three vaars old
Prices -Ninrkct leei-Extra, Sc 90 per cwi: let
ordinary S37j.
Hides 30 per cwt. Ta'ow s. Veal Calves
s. poor aud scarce. Pete G2tn7Oc
Storcs-WnIknG Oxcn-SG1. - &C. Sj1IOO
Cows aud Cn.ycs-s22, %, 27s, SO, 81, 81, 4Oall.
Warnings Scale
Two Years oid-elOa99
Three Years Old--Si7a32
Sheep md Lambs-i7lS at marke,-Prices--
Extra %3as: BY LOT 81 81 l,G2!a2,5O.
Swine--None n, market
Vmkeys--sl %.
Remarks Ihe market has been very brisk today
both buyer and seller are satisfied with their days
business.
The tlains on both the Northern and Fuchbnrt
Railroads are MI ont Of time today The Vermont
Central was not in at G o'cock
lGS cara came over the Fnrhhurr Railroad md
300 over the Boston & Lowell Railroad. loaded with
Cattle, Sheep, Horses Swine and Fowls.
THa nrLoy, Of the Mass Institute awarded to
Ay'r's ChcJg PcrioraI by PRor. WEBSTER when
Chairman o their Committee ON Chpmiras is now
on exhibition at the American college in tina ciiy.
II i set with the medallion awards of the three
great Institutes ut Art IN thus country and also the
Gold Medal OF the Medical Institute at Naples 49,
Surely thus discovery has received the houors Ut the
great a. well a. the "ratude OF the humble It
--IHiiGd. Sat. C0Urier. wlgnOl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-21
New Singing Books,

I o z 5 D q.
EANTlCA LAUQlS, or the American
y Book Of Church Music BY Lowell Mason and
George James Webb. Comprising the richest vsr,.
civ OF Psalm and Hymn Tuies of all Masters, new
and old with Anthems, Sentences, Chants, and
other set Pieces.
Adapted to all ordinary uses Of Church Music =.
For Sale, by t.. SMITH, & CO.
Burlington, Qctobcf l6 - 90,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-21
Vegetable Pulmonary Ealsam.

The Grcm Ecmcdy ior CoughS
toldS, md Consumption, after a
: mai OF tTeni9 Ere yrdrs, stands by
sleiaimoSt grnrlal consent, at the head
AL OF { Oulh Med { nes. it's the only
a strI GaId allcc that has fully sus-
ttu'd It's gr,at and constantly
ihS growing reputation, icr 50 long a
r,f period Of time. MANY eminent
"a physicians do not hesitate to ac-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-21
SILL V E r w A r E
Tea and Coffee Sets,

Cake and Fruit BASKETS, CastoTs, Can1lestcks Snuff
fers and Trays, HAIR Cloth, Room and Snavae
brushers, Razors and Srops, Bufllo aud Fancy
Combs, Dressing and Pocket Combs, Fancy Card and
Wnrk Rnskpts