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- The free soil party in Bennington County.
have ''cnvrd in and have taken mp the old line To-
coioco ticket tor county officers n0npeLcr lPatch
man.
We have heard of the Bloomington Cave
which our friends of the Union Wing innocent
ly walked into, and suppose this is it! The
Bennington Boys have too often hoggod the
tories, British, IIessians and all manner of "com-
bined powers" g. will not be frightened by poor
miserable "coaliton," of the oil and water stamp,
between pro-slavcry and anti-slavery dcmu-
gogues They will give these charming oper-
ators a touch of the old "beach seal, or we are
greatly misinformcd! JONI SrARK's OLD BAT
TILE GRoUND is mighty poor place for the
Vaccinations ofthcse poor smugglcrs Of contra
band politics.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-05

In offering to the community this Justly celebrated
remedy Tor diseases OF the throat and lungs it is not
our ISL to rlle with the lives or health CT the atilc
ed. but frankly 10 lay before them the opinions OF dis
tngnlsled men and some o! the evidences OF lis sue
cess, from which the! can Judge for themselves We
sincerely pledge ourselves to make wild assertions
or false statements OF its efficacy, nor will we hold
out any hope to suffering Immunity which facts will
not warrant.
Many Ir0ots are here Given and we solicit an in
1uiy from the public into all we publish feeling as
surcd they will find them perfectly reliable and the
medicine worthy their best confidence and patron
age.
From tie distinguished Pr lessor of Chenisiry
AMI .Nateria .Hefica, Bowdoin College.
Dear Sir: delayed answering the receipt OF vour
preparation, until had an opportunity ofwltnessing
ITS effects IN my own family or in the families OF my
friends.
THIS have now done with high degree of salts
faction, in cases both at adsts and children.
have found II, as MS ingredients show, power
tai remedy Tor colds, and coughs, and pulmonary dis
PARKER CLEAvELAND, MD.
Brunswick, Ne" Feb :, 1871
From an Dresser in the Htmi ton Nils, in
tbs City.
Lowell, Aug. TO- 1919.
DR.. !. c. Aver; have been cured of the worst
cough ever had IN my life, by your" Cherry Pecto-
raj" and never fail, when have an opportunity, OF
recommending il to others.
Yours, respectfully,
). d. EMERSON.
Is worth trial. This patient had become very tee
bic, and the effect OF the medicine was unmistaka-
bly, distinct
United States Hotel, Saraoga Springs,
July ), lSi9. !
| Dr. !. c. Ayer,-Sir: | have been afflicted with
painful affection OF the lungs, and all the symptoms
| OF settled consumption, tor more than year. |
could ma no medicine that would reach my case
until commenced the uSr OF your Cherry Pecto-
| raj, winch 4aVT me gradual rr.lpt. and have been
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-05

FAsmoNABLE FURNlTURE.--A. II. ALLEN, and
Dock Square, has probably the largest Furniture
Warehouse in Boston, winch is crowded with Fur
nlture from attic to cellar. The assortment COM
prlaes every article for housekeeping pur osrs from
the richest Upholstery Goods to the more common
Kitchen Furniture The Upholstery consists of Me
daions Brocatcs, Pushes and Dana .ks-Laces,
Musns, Cornices, Bands Curtains, and other Up
hOstery Goods OF the most beautiful figures not ex-
celled by any other establishment in the city The
best Spanish Curled HAIR Mattresses. Live Geese
Feathers, kiln dried in the building The richest as
well as the palmer Parlor, Drawing Room and
Chamber Furniture-he latter consisting of gilt
lowered, landscape aud plain striped Furniture, of
every Aarey OF style and prices. in fact everything
in the way OF Furniture can here be found that a
housekceper would desire, and of the newest and
most fashionable patterns, at prices which Mr. Allen
pledges himself shall be ten per cent, cheaper than
any other establishment in the city. lie buys his
stock and furniture for cash, the lowest prices and
can afford to sell cheaper than those who do not
See advertisement. wlOwl
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it, We would call the attention of our readers
TO the advertisement OF VIM. p. Tenny Il Co., to
be found in another column OF to DAYS paper-
Mcssrs Tenny q Co. are probably the largest Car
pet Dealers III the country and they are constantly
prepared TO furnish those wishing to purchase with
the choicest descriptions of merchandise, and at the
lowest prices. Their immense hall IS literally stocked
with Carpets OF every description, end the gentle
manly proprirtors find no difficulty in sutina all who
call TO any variety or quality OF goods il their line
which they may wish. 1t Is THE place, above all
others, at which to obtain Carpets. wlOwl
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J." Brandon it will be seen, has caved -
Nh. BLISS, the Representative elect is Free
Seller. Our friends of the Rutland and Bran
con Union Wing, who are such rampant
Webster men, will probably account for the
phenomenon satisfactorily Last year, WIN.
NJ FIELD, ESQ, sound and true Wing, rep
resented that town.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Aug, %.
At Market 1871 Cattlr-about 800 Beeyes and VI
Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves yearligs, Two and three years old.
Prices-Marlet Beci-A few Extra, Sc 80 per
cwt ls quality, 5000 ID quality 5,5C 81 quality,
So ordinary 81.
Hides 1928 per cwt T'allow Sj,2j
Veal CaIves-53, 5nG
Stores Working Oxen-2Gi, SOalOj.
Cows and Caivcs-S20, 2Sajj.
Two Years od-Sl1, 2Oa2l
Three Yeas old-SS, 2ja33.
Sheep and Lambs-l2y3 at market, Priccs-Ex-
tra-Sl, 5a7. BY lots 80 2,a2,2 10.
Swine-Rctail 5a6c.
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BoNrpN, Nov. !, 1850.
MrssEs. REED, BITES & AUSTIN:
Gentlemen Although | am adverse to almost
every thing in the form OF patent medicines, would
most checrnlly add my testimony IN 'avor Of your
Invaluable remedy for dyspepsia and general 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
commendabIe it merits the approval ut scientific
men, and entities Your OXygcnated Biuers to the
conidenc OF the public. have nsed the medicine
tor some six months past, aud recommended it to
many Others who will agree with me in saying that
it surpas all other remedies known, tor the relief
and cure OF the most distressing compnns arising
from weakness and any arrangement OF the dlges-
tive system.
With great respect your ohrdirnt servent,
ERENtZER SMITH, Residence, No | .IAStOH
STREET,
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, wholesale Drug
gisis, No. &c Merchants Row, Boston Genera,
Agents. Price 81 per bottle; SIX bottles for So
For slIe by WARD ~ MOVES, A. G.. SrEAR and
tn o. \. tEcN, Burlington, and VIM. b. Hatch
Wmooski Falls. w9S2
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O. The Wings of western Pennsylvania
held a mass meeting at Pittsburg, Pa, on the
Both inst, to express their preference for Cen
eral Scott for the Presidency in 1852. Gen.
Joseph Markle, of w cstmoreland, presided
A series of resolutions in favor o. the nomina-
ton ofGen. Scott as the Wing candidate for
President, were unanimously passed, and
speeches were made by Governor Johnston, and
Hon. John Strohm, candidate for Canal Com
missioner, in which they advocated the claims
Of Gen. Scott, and protective tariff. The fol-
lowing letter was read from General Scott:
WASHINGTON, Aug. s, 1851.
Gentlemen Il have received your most com
plImentary invitation to meet you and other
friends, at Pittsburg, on the Goth inst. This is
all invitation extremely difficult to resist and
lift were possible, or rather proper, for me, con
sldcring my position, to accept, ! certainly
should be in the midst of you at the time you
appoint: for truly believe there is not por-
ton of America more remarkable for strong
arms and warm hearts-eyer ready in the cause
of their country and frcnds-than the region of
western Pennsylvania. With thousands of my
countreymcn, native and adopted, ofthat region,
have exchanged, III peace, the warm hand OF
friendship, and with thousands rs brother SOL
dlers, have trod the battle fields Of Canada and
Mexico, and received their shouts Of victory
Nv heart, therefore, will be with the meet
ing of the Doth instant. | remain, gentle
men, your friend and fellow citizen,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
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NOTICE.

4 n application will be made to the Gen
"A eral Assembly OF this State, At IT'S next Aunua
session. tor the giant OF Charter, incorporating
loll budEc tompauy,to construct BTldae butNteI
Isle La Mon aud Alburgh, VI.
T. " nOICONR
Isle Ia Mot 81 Aug 10, 1851 wsw3'
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COMMERCIAL.
DOMESTIC MARkETS.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Aug

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Aug. %.
At market 900 Beet Cattle, 1900 Stores, u pairs
Working oxen. ~ Cows and Caves, 5000 Sheep
and Lambs, and $50 Swine.
PRicEs- Beet Cattlc-EXtra eG25; lst quality Sc
I'd do Si75 81 do $3.50 as.
SroREs-Ycarngs SSalO; years Ole Sl2alG E;
3 years old 90 re.
WORKING Oxrx-830, 81, 30 lO0
Cows AXp CALyrs-S2O, u, 2G, 81, 3jaiO.
Snrrp AND LANns-Sl ,5O,2, , 30, ) 3 30
SwlNE-ilc; retail }Gc; fat Hogs &C.
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CONSUMPTION,

COUGHS and Coit., Bronehiti' isihma Splitting q BE
Heeing the Lungs P1rS tie BrsI' Side and Chsi Ne
vol.n PgI1t1ti9n Of the Heart and all FL
MALE WEAKNESSES and Complaints arising Tiers
from. Cholera Infnntum, &c
~ For Proof and particulars OF Cures see cur Pha
phlcfs and HInG5al Agents have them TO give sws
roo aur by a MOS G. SPEAR and IHEo. A Pc.
Bur Gton, Lyon and Alexander, Charlotte &
WeI'r IlinesturGh; w. w. Keith & Co, She
burn f. Spencer, Colchester Centre; A. /
Smonds & Co., and ]. ". Ilur.but, Wislon
y. Cant y Co. and Jas Nichols, Westtprd X. Fur
gusHl, Essex; II & J. Cakes, I'nierhi.I Beach II.
Howe. jericho; II A. Ashley, Milton Falls and ty
Druggists and Nlel chants generally.
All letters and orders must be addressed 10 Wal
| ace & Co., 304 Broadway New York.
| July llejl. wlmoso
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Earnings July. 1SoU, 81, HILL
In consequence of the
freshet, we add the pro-
portionatc increase, S1l.SlJ.S9 S23,960 90
Difference, $21.252.4G
or | % per cent. increase.
1t is the ,cite who makes the home, and
home makes the man. Whenever we see a
man walking among men bldmciesS, we take it
for granted that the angel who keeps his feet
is the angel of home, bamcess ,cife.
Miss BREMER.-Ths distinguished and
excellent lady left on Thursday OF last week
on her way to Lenox and New York by way OF
Sa atoga. She was accompanied as far as
Essex, N. Y, by few friends, from this
pl; ce, among whom were President Wheeler
and daughter, who continued with her to Sara
to.a.
1t gives us pleasure to believe that her
>ojourn in Burlington will be numbered among
the pleasant recollectons of her American
Wit and that our magnificent scenery has in
terested her scarcely less than any other of the
many natural beauties she has seen on this
side of the water,-Burllngton Courier.
a few evenings since, Mr.. Davis, of
-, ~. >.
GOV W '"''0'' "''''s ''''''oo' ''oo ~ 7'''
I'll sumo '''Ioo!'' ~ was III P'',S0,. U'' "'I'-
S'''N -'''''7N'i '''' "''' NV '",' ~ 'i'
ground was so severe that he survived his inju-
rles but a short time.
Nv '''''U'' ! o1' mas '''Io'o''u " NV"
letter in the English Alphabetical 'er rip.
I"N ''D ~ N''' Il, ~ '''''''''''''
,o,..,;o,, 90 c,l,. l7: ,.-. c.-u Al
or ob;oc,iors, n,oos,,ro an sc ,,;soh;of =.
co,,,lo.,, ;,,.oro,..
7. :; .;, Ill.,. NJ. p..,- , l.,
har,.h. 49,, c,,,.u or.I,o " Y I.,.,arr..
,,,a.aa ,,.,.' .,oonn c,.I;, al..a H..
,,ll;.I... .r..i;l.:.,...
so. eco and $4,000 wear. This sum is les.
than half that Of the y. Y. Tribune
The Charleston Mercury comes on
stronr anaips, thc ACQUISITION Of Cub,
Mr.. Ur,v will oman for oyh;bit;ou If
Boston, his great picture of DANIEL WrBsrEr
addressing the United States Senate in repl,
to Mr.. IAYNr, in the course of a few days
ne IoSt says, u Is grand effort Oh genius
and we are greatly mistaken if the public dc
not pronounce it the chef farre Of American
art.
The September number Of Harper
New Monthly Magazine Is received and 70
SAFE ny Il. SMITH " co., ana NICHOLS "
WARNER burlington, also ny j. w. w EA'Ei
' " ~'''"''
a NOVEL reason FOR EJEcrlNG
ENANr'-A landlord recently served motto
". -es''e. "0,, o''. VI '''s ''''u''''' "SS '
10, - ,'' ''''' P'''' ,'''' -
- , .D, ~ >,
,,,'' ~ '''D l. '''''' "''0 4O"'''''o'''' "''O
'"''' 90
Inc Boston committee have invited III
president to attend the RalIroad CcIcbratlo'
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SCIENTIFIC WONDER. hnpor-

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER. Impor-
tdat IN Dgpeptics DIR. ]. s, HOuGliTON'S
PEPSlN,the hne DigcStirc FiuidOr Gastric Juice,
prepared from Rennct or the fourth stomach of the
Ok, after Directions OF Baron LlEBlG. the great
Physiological Chemist, by ! :. IOUGHTON, VI.
D., Philadelphia. This is truly wonderful remedy
tor indigestion, Dyspepsia Iaundce Liver Complaint
Constipation and Debility, curing after -Ndtnres Own
Mefhod, by Natures OtrH agent, the Gastric Juice
Pamphlets containing Scientific evidence Gifts value
furnished gratis. See notice among the Medical ad
yrrrisemcnts. JYlCwly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-05

Beware of Commercials and buy that only which
has DR.. Chllton's Certificate on the wrapper.
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THE True Digestive FHid,
OR, GASTRIC JUICE!
DREPARED from RENNET. or the fourth


l!ieblg, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. S
llorGHToN, NJ, D. Philadelphia Pa
This IS truly wonderful remedy for Ind gcson,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation
and Debility, curing after natures own method, by
natures own Agent, the Gastric Juice
y Halt aspoontul OF Pepsn, infused in wa
ter, will dlaes' or dissolve, Fire Pounds Of Toast
Bcet IN about ttco hourS, out OF the stomach
PEPSIS is the chief element, or Great Direstinc
Principle of the Gastric Iuice-the Soirent Of tie
rood, the Purifying, Preserving and Stimulating
Agent OF the stomach and ntestmes, 1t is extract
ed from the digestive Stomach OF the Ok, thus form
ng an Artificial Digestive Fluid, precisely ike the
natural Gastric luce IN its Chemical powers and
furnishing complete and perfect substitute tor it
by the and OF tins preparalon the pains and evils OF
Indigestion and Dyspepsia are removed lus az they
would be by healthy stomach. Ii IS dong wonders
tor Dyspcptcs curing cases OF Debility, Emacatlou,
Nervous Decline and Dyspepuc Consumption, sup
nosed to be on the verge OF the grave. The sciei-
tiiic evidence npon which it s based is in the high
est degree Curious and Remarkabie
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
BARON LlEGlG in his celebrated work on Animal
Chemistry, says " An Artificial Digestive Fluid,
analogous to the Gastric Juice, may be readily pre-
pared from the mucous membrane OF the stomach OF
the Gait III which various articles OF TODD as meat
and eggs, will he Sotened, chaneed, and digested,
Just in TIE same manner as ey trouid be in the hu
man stomach -
DR. PERElRA, in his famous treatise on Food and
Diet, published by Fowers Il Wells New York,
PAGE 30 states the same great fact, and describes the
method OF PREPARATION There are f.w hiuher an
thorltles than pr. Perera.
Or. CoMDE, in his valuable writings on the Phys
l0!ogy OF DIGESTION observes that " a diminuion OF
the due quantity OF the Gastric Juice is prominent
ana ail-pfevang cause OF Dyspepsia = and he states
mat distinguished professor OF medicine in Ion
DON who was severely afflicted with this complaint.
hhdlhg everything else TO fail, had recourse to the
ulstrlc JUICE obtained from the stomachs OF lyjur
ANIMALS which prored completely successful
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III arrirN.

In Milton on Tuesday last, Goth ult, by the Rev.
]. K Converse, Mr. DANIEL a. BowE, OF Lancaster,
n. H., to Miss LOUISA NJ. WRIGHT, of the former
place.
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Principle Office, in New York, 50 Nassau street
in London 3j5 Strand, next door
to the Dyceum Theatre
For Sale, wholesale and retail, by T. A. PECK,
Agent for Burlington and Vicinity.
August Is, 1851. w2no',
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Pearl ST., Burlington, Vt.

gHAS received, and will keep, a full as
~ sorimcm ut superior lnslrumcnis which hr will
Sell NJ the same prices NJ which they sod by the
Manufacturers i'm Boston.
The duIbihiU, TIME, touch and finish Of his In
sTumrurS he warrants 10 be equal To any manuact-
urcd IN thus country
Purchasers are invited 10 call and examine for
Intensely YES and any sty.e he may MOI have ON hand,
will b furnished Immediately Also CARuARt's Just
" celebrated Mrlodrons suitable Tor small Churches
Mr. r. having been engaged ms Chorister in Rev.
Mr.. NoRcEsrFRS Church. offers his services 10
Ch0irs, Musical Societies, Gice tYabS, and ndvid-
uals who wish tor Thorough instruction IN the science
OF Muse. and rhci proper Development and e"tira-
ton ot The roicc.
august -, 1881. N"nlos
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Photographic Dispatch
REPORTED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE DAILY FREE PRESS
New York, Sept. 3.
VERMONT ELECTION RETURNS.

Returns from Is towns in Windham
Co. gives the following votes for Governor.
Williams, wing, I711. RcdGcld, f. S..
22l Robinson, dem l67, showing whi2
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MACHINES.


1 TAKE this method Of answering the fire.
1 quent inquiries, by letter and otherwise as TO NV
opinion upon the various notices through the pnpers
OF the Stationary knife Flaming Machines atteinpt-
ed to be pamed OFT upon several persons ignorant of
their true worth. ! would state for the information
OF the inqnirers that they will find substantially the
machine now offered by several pretending inventors
described in the 10Th volume OF the Repertorv of Arts
invented by Samuel Benhan, in the year 1871. A
like machine patented in this country by one
kuger some sixteen years since, and another one
put up by Albert Richards OF West Troy n Y,
and abandoned about the same time. Ii ought TO
satisfy the public to know that after EIGHT wears
experimenting upon these machines, not in use
IS OF any value Tor the purposes contemplated.
Will furnish Stationary knife Machine equal 10
any now in use, or to any offered by the pretending
inventors, at the OF the machine and five per cent
tor my trouble.
JAMES G. WILSON,
May 49, lSi9 PHILADELPHIA.
| deny that any person ever saw or heard of such
a machine as mine until invented the same. SAID
machine was operated i'll the montl OF August lS4S
and no machine before this could do so much work ,
and do it well mine. In reply to the above ad
vertsement and in order that the puJlic NAV be as
sured that | mean what say, will offer to pledge
one Thousand Dollars against an equal amount
from said lIson that one OF my machines vii! plane
much lumber in the same time, and do il as we l. or
better than ttco OF the Woodwork" machines -
The trial to be made at my Steam Mill Border ST.
Ea st Boston, Mass, such other place az may bc
con venient for such trial
JOSEPH 7. WOODBURY.,
Aug. IA, 1851. East Boston, Mass.
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BRANT'S
PULMONARY BALSAM,
rEV,n EnV-CII

Many yeers of experience, and more than Hundred
Thousand Cures of COnsumptive Complaints, havs
proved the unduuhGd all
become acquainted with this 'gordeui remedy that
" superior, because Is soothing healing
certain to cure Consumption Of the Lungs, than any
other Remedy in the world We know however that il said
by that Consumption he cured Be that the opi,-
ion Of the many the few, shall attempt argue
SUCH but this irN and do fact. which
proved in thousands OF cases that this medicine has cured
COughs nnd diieI which, before the effected
called real Consumption, and which attended
ynpoI that reembed and in all respects like the symp
of those who die and rher GIi died til
that fatal disease COnsumptiOn This Basam has cured
touInds of persons who said 10 be hopcessy afflicted
who had hIrd dyg rIcklH9 tOughsPais in tho Breast,
Side and RIok-DficulIy Of Brenthing-Purnen Ems
Hectic Ferer- Might Srcu5-and wasting nwny
OF the Flesh and Blood. Persons having such complaints
have been cured sfer said they could not live week
This Medicine has cured some who supposed
be in dying stale. but by the Of this remedy, they
now live, and enjoy good health.
This Bal,am is purely vegetable compound 1t is peas
and urs of disease und~r
any circumstances 1t effects ts wonderful and aino't NIL
Gus Cures by Purify ing. Strengthening and Invig
Grating the whole ysteby o7UdiiIing the circulation,
producing healthy acton-us ddyng Cough-'oothms ~
Serves-and aiding and facilitating ENpectOration. y
Cures the following Diseases viz
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Dir0.

At East Montpelier, August 23d., HANNAH, wife
OF NATHAN DonGE, aged 81,
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Important to the Puplic

The following advertisement was published in
May, 1919, IN the " Boston Daily Times" and vari-
Gus other newspapers in the United States by James
G. Wilson, Esd, the owner OF the " Woodwork Pa
tent" shortly after had advertised my Patent
Stotiondry Gutter, Planning, Iongueing, and Groor-
ing -udchine,' throughout the United States
III NINl.
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~ Should any among our community have the
i'll luck to contract a cold or the prevalent influenza
iyer'S ChcrrU Pcctoral is recommended 10 such AZ
an efficient agreeable medcine-sure to relieve them
WJWJ
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Danforth. Sia, a 40.

WHOLE ALE GRuCtKS.
Nos II s, Is South Market s. Chatham SIS.
BOSTON.
OFFER for sale large assortment of w. l.
~ Goops, TEAS, &c. al Low Prices, 10 which
they inqlte the attention OF the Trade.
Boston, Aug, 49, wsmos3
CURE FOR PItRs. Doct Upham'S rem
Y edy so highly esteemed and recommended by hoss
who have USED II, Is Tor sale 10y
IHEO. A. PECK.
Aurusi. H. dSwif
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.eOTASH OF FIRST QUALITY ar WHOLE
..l.nrJ ,e,ail. by THEO A PEG X.
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SHOULDER BRACES That nice arti-
y cir OF recent improvement, the Shoulder Brace
and SuSpcnder combined, ls for sale by
d&wu THrO. A. PECk