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~ The following is list of the killed

Pschahontas, At Memphis, on Tie 97th ult:
Klisd-Wn- Pettit, Quincy, Illinois; Henry
Cook, 81 Louis IayiAs Barker, Simon Barker,
Mourning Barker, Joel Mcdonald, and John Ne.
Donald, Of 1Ddiana.
sessdsd-w iiisn sa.dSsrd, St. Louis, Malta
Ho1sly, Va. J. AeDonalA, ST.. Wn. J. HeDonaId.
Jr. Susan ncDonald, Amanda w. Heusly, and IN b.
FAINT Of Mrs. Bakers, I'll from Indiana Wm BIvthe
and Wm Morgan, hands the frst snsinssS IL scald-
"a slishhy. :
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7.

ADVERTISING IN THE WEEKLY rHIBUNI.fhs prics IoS
advertising this paper VIII hsncefsrn Do ~ con"
saeh \ sortlon.
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r. Msess McGouS KswIN have opened store n
Maine n Albany where The Tribune can be Obtained
MoYnins and Evening Edition.
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Association FOR THE EXHIBITION OF TIL

INDUSTRY or ALL NArIoNs-Capital taoo 900. with lib
orty to increase IL to $500 900.
Tha Institution being gsnized under Charter granted
By the Lsersture of The State of New York the Com
pany ready receive Subscriptions to the Stock
The Books viii be opened At the Office OF Messrs DUN
CAM SHERMAN Co. Of No. 40 William st., Bankers TO
shis Company om and amer Friday, tbs second day OF
April, is5i
Tea per cent on the amount Of subscriptions to b paid
q the lime Of subscribing No subscription to erceed Five
thousand DollaYs. THEODORE 6KDGwIcK. President
VIZ. WHHTTEN, Secretary.
DIAYcToRs:
Moytiner Livipgstou. August Belmont,
Alfred psIl. Frsacis w. EdmoRds,
Alexander Hamilton, IT,, ElbertJ Anderson,
Johnston Livingston. John Z. Dsvelin,
Charles A. stetson, Philip Burrowes,
Henry @. Murphy.
Ednund Hurry Supsrints nding Architect
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Cennectieut Electasn.
eIeCte0 .

The Bridgeport Farmer (OPp) Of yes.
serday gives the following List Of Senators
elected:
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Elections OF Maine, so far as we have returns
the Voice of the People is as follows
For the Temperance Lsv, sIxrY.FIvg towns, having
population IN 1850 of-........-........ 76,s6f
Asainss IL, FIFTEEN towns, Population. 2l,663
Msjority for the Law........... ls3, 1873
or about EIoHr to one! Beat this, Connecticut
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Lsudsn Agency for she Tribune

w. THoMAs 10 and 81 Catharne-street Strand, II an
horized receive subscriptions and advertisements ION
The Tribune in London. ....
Our friends in Great Britain and Ireland, by renting
VIM THOMAS, above lbs 3D., BY Post-ohice order, WAL
receive this paper year.
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Miss CArHARuR HAYES i in Louisville,
whsfs sAs gave sasosssfui esaesrs a lsst Sem.
dry svssing.
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EIectl0n Iast 1 uebudyt uuu tHe fcEHPof""0o
question was the issue. Here is the vote;
Maine Lave Asti- Maine Lao. MAJ.
Trustee. Carpenter -26o HeDdKck..--..uf -
Clsrk Patserssn. 200 fFaser-.-...---333 o9
Treastwsr Balch. $50 Putnam .......336 60
This was the largest vote ever polled there at
q Charter Election This, in village which
contains forty drinking houses, and where near
ly half the voters directly or indirectly inter-
ested in the sale of Liquor is a glorious result.
II convinces us that Saratoga County would
give at least One Thousand Majority for the
Maine Law.
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" Free Soil vote last year lS2. Now $50.
VOTE OF NEw-HAvEN-CIrr.
e NEw-HAvES Co., gives about 300

e NEw-HAvEN Co., gives about 300
Wing majority: last year, 80 Opposition.
RDeErnLD.-We have private letter
from this town CAST gear Wing BY As Majority
which has now gone Rum by SO for Seymour, 81
for the balance of the State Ticket, SO for Sem
ator, and TIVE Opp. Representatives. We pre-
sumo this disposes of the odd Senator in FAIR
field Co. (Danbury District) which we hoped to
gain.
GREENWICH, CoNN.-The true vote OF
this town for Governor is-Kendrick 324 Sey-
mour 294 Gillette 10. (Seymour's vote was re.
ported to US 2O4 Monday night)
GRsENwIcH, Conn, Monday-6 P. M.
FRIEND GREELEY-Dear Sir: have
us. time to say that We have elected our Maine Law
Representatives:
Mead .3so-Majorty Of 40
Wing State Ticket .....-.-..--.--.--..-.....-
Yours, In haste, An.
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VOTE voR SENATOR. TEETH DlsIaIcr

REPRESENTATIVES ELEcTED.
Tie Farmer gives List OF Representatives slest
ed, which foot up;
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLoTHIrs.-The
best stock of Mems and Boys Clothing 10 nj BoUoHroN
KNAPPs No. % Maiden lane consisting q eIest VAL
Shivts CoIisfu Business Coats, Pants. Vests, &c.
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The Senate is l0ss-as follows:

Palladium Office, Tuesday,
NEw.HAvES, Conn.,-l2f Pm.
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~ bOsroN PIANO FoRrrs.-The largest
eseEms.s Of Pianos u this CITY 10 TO BE- found a The ware
ISone Of 7. GILBERT Co.. Ne So BYeAdway opposss
1eav nank and Thsstss sna win Be soA as great bar
es.s Ihese paaos have the metallic ams and Are war
rensed 70 Nas3 any climate Dealers supplied on hbsrA
sons -Assd Pianos Sx sals cheap Pianos . lea
v~nea eAo repaneo HORACE WArlRS
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e SARATOGA SPRINGS held her Charter

Election last Tuesday, and the Temperance
nn.stion was the isslle Here is the vote
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A Taste OF Litchfleld Co.

Yours, In haste, An.
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% WINDOW SHADES, from 25 cents 10
go; Lace cmtsas. from 9 to sac; Mssla Curtains
tsns and Shades, al reduced prices Deaes and others
can ind hs esst sssoiimsasn the city st KITTY fxn-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23

RsrcCkcrpridgc's
Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, To all person. concern
DISTRICT cHirTENDEN, ss} ed in the Estate Of John
athan Breckenridge late OF Charlotte in said District
licensed, GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and Tor the District of Chittenden the 2nd day of
April A. D. 1852 an Instrument, purportug to be
The last viii end Testament of John Breckenridge
late OF Charlotte IN said District deceased, was pre-
scented to the Court aforesaid for Probate, 10y Charles
b. Cook, one of the Executors therein named :
And it is ordered by said Court that The Gath day OF
April A. d. 1882 at the Office of Rixtord g. Adams
in said Burlington Ne assigned tor proving said In
strument: aud that notice thereof be given TO q II
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Fee Press,
newspaper printed at said Burlingt on. previous to
the time appointed.
Therefore youtJe hereby notified 10 appear before
said Court at the time and place aforesaid and con-
test the probate OF said will, if you nave cause.
Given under my hand at Burlin gton i'll SAID Dis
trct, this 2nd day of April a. D. 1882.
BRADFORD 3iXFORD,
wilY3 Register.
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Notice.
To Rent.

f,,%SESSloN GIVEN IMMEDIATELY.
pHlr' stone Store and promises attach
a ed' beng the SINE successfully occupied By
to'!rii y bradley; John Bradley 4 Co, Walker
mu. April |, lS5l 10 cnumeratc ali the adyon.
n'"S O., il7 location, situated rs il is NJ the terminus
Of The AAtand and burlington Railroad, at the head
OF I'r Honlh Or steamboat Wharf, and but few
rods from the Depot u the Vermont Central Rail
fold, won be superluou,. 1t is well known TO be
sufficiently clpaclrus for the transaction Of business
70 any extent, ano now enjoys business reputation
second to none m this region of the cQantry. A
preference would be gwen lease of the premises
f"fTe, 6nt proposals will he received Tor a division
'naklng Two separate establishments it desired for
HWAIch me properly - also vel calculated. Every
facility in the receipt and shipment of Merchandise
%c"wIil be given by the undersigned lessees OF the
SCUM wharf. to whom application should be made
i9r iurher particulars and information, or TO T.
foHet' john Bradey and Bishop Smith ~ Co.
p..-, FOLLETT & co.
burlington, April G, 1859. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23
Great Cure FOX Dyspepsia!
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
The True Digestive Fuid,
OR, ASTRIC JUICE.
5bREPlRED from RENNET, or the four,

H'hLi hhhD rom hEANEl' or Inc lourth
4 stomach OF the Tx, after directions oil Baron
1'e."E, tne ?Fent Lhyso!oIlcal Chemist. by J. ).
hqgrrsuroN' W. D. Philadelphia, Pa
,. MS IS lruIy wohGeruI remedy tor Indigestion,
rysPepsia, IaunaIce' Liver Complaint, Constipation
.'', Dr.IIY: curing hil"r nature own method, by
"','. ~ ~ u", agent 'ie 'Tastric Juice
y nan a aspoonlu OF Pepsn, infused in We
" VIII uiGes' or dissolve. Lirs POuhdS Of h01S.
bI,et IN a5ont t'ro honrs, out Of the stomach.
H. AiN'N - III" clifI cement, or Great Dlgestine
r.''JPF % ut ''sLIc JHIct-the HOtrenf ~ lie
."''' ne "'' WHS, frcserrH9 GRd STIMULATING
,-,l. :" nv, 9'o'lacA AN" !h,r~ilr"s, II IS extract
'" '."'" 'u .I-'StiNe 9onlnch ot IN" Ok, thus form
'4 al. Ai,"'cIh' digestive t.n.i, precisely ike the
"..' ''S'''' jug" III us ChenlcnI poTers. and
~ ui'".uG compete ana prrfec' Substitute for it..
~ ,u =, III ..,tl''on, 'Ae pans aId evils OF
ana dyspepsia are removed LAST as they
"ot,' VT ~ " n'ahV "on1rn II ls dolnG wonders
,I ~ cn'"[ cases OF Debility. tmaciation
.''lF|"s iJ'cI',r h"d ~ Sp'pNc CONSUMPTION. SUI
a., , W. WV lrI-T ~ '"' grave Inc seen
es' o'b ,l, W., -. - an. l,enatia5e:
''-'' Lf - T.. iHE.ECE!
90 lar AiEE5 III his ceebrated work IN Animal
ON"histrt, say. " An Artificial Digestive Fluid
&'ia'E"1s {" me Gastric Jucc, may ~ readily pre-
i'F. '"H NE MUCOUS membrane Of the stomach OF
I' o''''in "hIcn Various articles Of .,9d. rs meat
M" rI--, VIII De s71tp0cd chaaacd ard 4igcyted
inst ui.r a1mc H,ona,r Is t1cy rouG Je in The I'm
mn" %'.m7"':'
ia: FLEHFN, in his famous treatise OF " God aud
Dot" published ay Fowler, y Wells, New Yor,
PAGE - states the same great fact aud escr hos the
G"lN"d Of preparation. There are lew higher au-
u',. u"s than Dr. ""rrira.
Us C9Mrr, IN ms yauah'" writings on the Phys-
ic.t ~ OF Digestion observes thnt diminutioa OF
III" tnr quantity OF the Gastric Jrice is prominent
andau-rcvalHuL cause OF py-iep,a ."and h. states
that a distinguished professor OF medicine in Lon
don. who was severely afflicted with tins compliant
{; ,et,i, Ir,c. nL.,;,, t " ','" -. !" 'lc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

uad comprise all the arrangements to which females
are liable by the pecuartes of their organic CATION
Among these are Pro apsus Uter, or Falling Of the
Womb; Chronic inflammation and liberation of the
Womb; Incidental fiamorrAage, or Flooding Flu
or Albus, or Whites Chlorpsis Painful, Spppres
sed and Irregular Mrnsrutaion, &c, with all their
accompanying evils, Cancer excepted} Of whatever
duration and severity. Al. these Complaints can
pleasantly, safely and ceE,ainly remeded by thu
preparation.
The claims of this MEDICINE 10 the confidence Of
the public strengthened by the fact OF its having
received the appreciation and liberal patronage Of
May prominent Members o the Medical Faculty in
the United States, Of whom hive voluntarily
Civ letters OF cOmmendh alton, lace pamphlet
tanning all that is claimed for the Cathelicon a
curative agent.
Pamphlets containing much useful information
toue ching the nature and symptoms of the above dis
eases together with testplonias from Ladies OF the
highest responsibility certified by the most salts
factory authority in the pamphlet TO all which the
attention OF Ladies and Practitioners is respectfully
invited, can be had gratis at my store.
THEODORE A. PECK, Agent Druggist, Bur-
nGton.
REFrr. NCCs.
?. B. PECKtIAM, a. D.. Utica, N. Y.
j.. D. FLEMING, 81 D New Bedford, Mass
ID. Y. FOUTE, NJ D., Syracuse, n. I.
NJ. ii. MILLS, NJ D., Rochester, n. Yr
w. w. REESE, 4. D., City of NeY York.
w. PRESCOTT, n. D.. Concord, y. II.
Central Depot, 96S Broadway, N. Y. w2smose
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-aNo MANUFACTURERS. MACmIN.

- 49, - W'tt AEhS ana others, putting up or
running Machinery, the Boston Betting Company
offer for sale full assortment OF their unrvalled Me-
tallc or Vllcanized Rubber Betting, Steam Engine
packing, Hydraut, Conducting and Engine Hose
The superiority OF the Betting to leather is ac-
krowedged by al who have useu it, for the follow
iHg r'7sous, VIZ -
THE perfect equality Of width and thickness,
which it will retain.
NO degree of heat under 800 deg Fahren-
shit INJURIES it it remains flexible in any degree of
cold, and is not ELECTED by moisture.
81 is OF great strength and durability, will not
stretch does not sip on the pulles, gain of power
is obtained, an when adjusted to machinery does
not require alteration, as is the case with leather or
any oiher.
1t is from 30 to so per cent cheaper than
leather. I'ha following certificates nre appended:
Detroit, December 9th, 1851.
have used the Vulcanized Rubber Betting for the
last years. OF all widths, from inches to "a, and
find it greatly preferable to leather, where it runs
tree. The belts will not slip on the pules or stretch,
and If properly made and put on, believe will save
their cost in one year by exemption from delays ars-
ing from breakage 10 which leather belts are more
liable W. TRUESDAlL
Certificates from j the principal Eastern Man
utacturels, MlltrS, Machnsts, &C., can be seen at
ihe Agency. Furnished at given lengths, and sold
al the Manufacturers prices
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MANY years Of trial. instead Of impair
WI ing the public confidence in this medicine haG
won for it an appreciation and notoriety by far
ceedng the most sangulne expectations OF its endg.
Nothing but its Intrinsic virtues and the unmistak-
able benefit conferred on thousands OF sufferers,
could originate and maintain the reputation it en-
Joys. While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have Jailed and been discarded, this has
gained friends by every trial, conferred Dement'S on
the afflicted they can never forget, and produced
cures too numerous and too remarkable to be for
gotten.
While i, is fraud on the public to pretend that
any one medicine will inalllbly cure-st there is
abundant proof that the CHERRY Pee soRAL does nc
only as general thing, but almost invariably, cure
the maadlcs Tor which 1t is employed
AS time makes these facts wider and better
known, this medicine has gradually become the best
reliance OF the afflicted, from the ogCabn OF the
American peasant, to the palaces of European kings
Throughout this entire country, in ever State city,
and indeed almost every hamlet it cont1 ms, Cherry
Pectora is known as the best remedy extant for dis
eases Of the Throat and Lungs, and IN many foreign
countries, it is coming to be extensively used by the r
most intelligent Physicians. In Great Britain,
France and Germany where the medical sciences
have reached their highest perfection, Cherry Pecto-
raj is introduced, and in constant in the Armies
Hospitals Aims Houses, Public Institution and in
domestic practice as the sures remedy their attend.
ing Physicians can employ toi the more danger Gus
affections of the lungs. Also in milder cases aud
Tor children it is safe, pleasant, and eiecua to cure
In 1act some OF the most Hattern5 testimonials we
receive have been from parents who have found it
efiicacious in caseJ particularly incidental 10 child
hood
The Cherry Pectoral is manufactured by prac-
teal Chemist and every ounce OF it under his own
eye with invariabe accuracy and care 1t is sealed
and protected by law from coun.srfets, consequent
Iy can be relied on as genuine without adueraon
We have endeavortd here to drnish the commu-
nifty with medicine OF such intrinsic superiority and
worth as should commend itself TO their Confidence
" .l
this has by repeated and countless trials proved se
TO be; and trust by great care III preparing it with
chemical accuracy, of uniform strength 10 afford
Physicians new agent on which they can rely toI
the best uIts, and the aIic,ed with remedy thai
will do for them all that medicine can do.
Prepared ana sold by JAMES G. AVER, Prac.
ticaI and Analytical Chemist Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Burlington Wholesale and retail by
TEEO. A. PECK, and by Druggists generally
throughout the country.
April |. wilmos3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23
DIR. MAR GEAESH'S
UTERINE CATHOLIC
II ii T. discovery

IT ii T. discovery
4 of the above
Preparation has es-
tablished a new era
in the history OF the
Healing Art; it is,
in truth, one Of the
greatest NJ e d lea
Discoveries of the
age, because it wi
cure more than nine
tcnths OF a class OF
distressing diseases
Incidental to females
in every stage of life
and which have
heretofore resisted
the best efforts pi the
Medical profession
in oil countriea, to n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23
SPEED THE PLOW.

WE arc now receiving n large lot of the
w Justly celebrated PROCTTN MEAS Cen.
ier Dralghi Fopcbs Of different ,'-,s and patterns.
armcrs w'shin. the host P0vsisnov IN nsc. vii
d" 40 focal and "Nsr. ne them hc no purchae,rr
eIsewh,lc vrt D\NY[ III\
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Polly kinney's Estate.

I'VE the Subscribers, having been ap-
w pointed by tie Honorable the Probate Court
for the District OF Grand Isle, commissioners TO
ceive examine and adjust the claims and demands OF
all persons, against the estate OF Polly Kinney, late
OF Sor,h Hero in said District deceased represented
insovent and also all claims and demands exhibit.
ed in offset thereto and six months from the day Of
the date hereof being al owed by said court for that
purpose we do therefore, hereby give notice that we
will attend 10 the business OF Our appointment, Mt the
dwelling house OF A. VI Kinney, in South Hero, in
said District, the 9th day OF May next, at O'Clock
p. NJ.
Da,ed this 10Th dav of March A. D. 1852.
ORANGE PlIEIPS.} cor,o,issio,.rs
JOHN S. LANDGN,} 0''''''s'o''e'''
w4lw3
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BRANT'S
Pr LMGNlRY BhLSAM.
Tho Grcnt COUGE5 REMEDY,

Many yeo7s Of exrer"oco, md nor" than Hundred
Thousand Cures OF tpn@uinptivc tuupluIufr have
proved to fhp undOubtod f1'-uriUu Of az who
become acquainted with this wopdt o 'lni Hrcni
~ supprior, hpcuu-e II is soItu0 9rd hsGug,
crrtnin 10 cure tcrsumpiiou Of the Lungs. than any
other Remedy IN the word We know. However that It il
hy that Consumption cured. he that the Upin.
ion of the mary Nh" i"y, shall attempt with
SUCH but THIS rW md do assent nct which he
proved in thnuSnnd" u cts's m 'hs medicine Inns cured
Coughs and discf which. JsfOve ,le effected,
called rcui Consumption. and "Aicn attended viii
'vmpion TINT re'rhe and in all .ci' ic the syinp
Of those Vh1 re. md Wirq dent said died
lint fmal disease Consumption. This Basam las cured
Thousands VINO an ctrd
who had hdr9 drI rfctirg tough,- Pans ne Brrnst.
Side, md Brck-D.ncully Of Breathing "r,Jeu ElIec
todti1n Hectic frrerS gti SneJfynud ,yu-iing nvny
Of the Flesh ard Blood. Persons huyu cnci complaints
have been cured after sud rv cO"f not live IL
longer Thus M.doin" has cured come VITA supposed
be in dying stutr, but. hy tr OF his remedy tev
NOW live. ull enjoy good hulltt
This Bai-i.n, p0'dg ,eye'be oo~aornd Il is pleas.
ant to take acre, tc uVrv any of disease under
any 1t effects wonderful md almost mi
racu Gus Ceres by Purifying N,en 'aeniny and Invig-
ting the whole sysctn1" eyGs The cyev'IoH, and
producing hs9lig nctontus dHyiHg CONSTRUCTING n.
Neryes-Hnd aiding amt Facilitating ENpcctornton. II
Cures the following diseases. Va
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23
Vegetable Pulmonary BalSam.

Il VM e. 4 tlned us great Hnd' conJtanuy
IA Et'sts,"'sk growing reputation, for so long
M D., 'bsq period Of time. Many eminent
1saSss<s<eas1S ply sicians do not hesitate to ac
knowle 1ge its superiority and with entire confidence
TO recormend to their patients, as superior prep
araon. which ha4 been found to be perfectly sale,
convenient, and highly efcacious in all diorases OF
he Throat, Lungs, and Chest. One W! . has used
it thus speaks of it,
"CGiNr?N PARK, N. Y, Dec IS, 1850.
Messrs Reed 81 Cuter,-Nearly seven years ago
had a violent attack OF inflammation o. the lungs
which was treated by my physicians with the most
powerful remedies, but with little effect, or the abatc-
ment OF violent pains about my chest. My cough
was almost incessant, accompanied WITH eXpectora-
ton OF the most putrd and offensive kiid, part of
the time mixed with blood, both Of a da and pink
color Several large ulcers broke on my lungs,
which came near sufocating me. ! had continual
night swcas, and was reduced almost t. skeleton
My case considered hopeless, not only by the
physicians, but by all who saw me. Accidentally
hearing from neghbor OF the effects which the
Vegetable Pullaolary BaIsam had produced in
similar case, | was induced to try ii. Before had
used one bottle began to improve, and by the nse
of four bottles was restored to usual he alth had
used n variety OF other medicines which gave me no
reliet. a few weeks ago | was similarly attacked,
and am using the Balsam with TIE same beu-
ehcal results. This statement is unso cited and il
costs you nothing but if it will be OF ANY service 10
any one, my object is accomplished.
Signed 'W W.T. p p NloxE4, PM
Nov. |, lSIl.-New Certificates, to almost any
extent, mg. be added il deemed nececJAry but the
prcpretor9 feel that the article has hec one 50 uu!ver
sally well known and its virtues so generally ac-
knowtedged oy physicians and others as to make it
unnecessary TO offer at this time. ;uter proof OF the
merits OF this highly popular article
tS BeWare of HounterteitS ora limitations
such as CGrter's Compound Pulmonary Balsa,n
American Pulmonary Balsam, md others in 20 TT
bearing the name! Enquire for Tue article by its
whole name, the
vegetable Pulmonary Balsnr,''
and see it las the written signature OF WIN JoN'y
Cutler upon yellow label, on the blue wrappers
Each bottle and seal is stamped" Vegetable Pul!no.
nary Balsam."
| Prepared by Reed. Cutler s. Co., Importers
and Wholesale Dealers in Medicines, Paints, Chem
icas and Dye StufiS, 33 India Street, Boston and
sold by Druggists, Apothecaries and Country Mer-
chants generally For particulars and reccomr,en-
dations, see pamphlet accompanying each bottle -
Price 80 cents For sale in Burlington by SMITH
n RICHARDS and a. G. SPEAR
| November r. w20ros6
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FiCld Seeds.

MARROWFAT, Early June, Ohio, and
~ Sack Peas Poland, Black Sea and Buck
Wheat Seed Corn. &c. tor sale low, by
DANEG & ALLEN.
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albert q. Strong,

Successor to Strong Dooiitae g. Cp.,)
WILL continue the Heavy and Shelf Hardware
~ business NJ al! IT'S branches at the old Stand,
; '7hushueuF, md others who NAV w,.h 10 nu,.
c. 80 Coods in Ills Line.
Apn /, l932. dSw,f
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Tin Pinto. SC.

A LARGE assortment Of Tin Plate; Russia
~ English and Canada Sheet Iron Zinc. Sheet
Copper 0nd Lead; Wire, Hlvets, Nc , &c. Fcr sale
low nv VI hQIE { co
Marc, 10 dNwl