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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-23
TaI,e Particular Notice.

Young men who have injured themselves by certnin
practice ndulged ina habit frequently learned from evil
companions at schoolthe effects Of which nghty
felt even whom asleep, and destroy beth mind and body,
shonld ap0l} Immediately. Weakness and constitutional
debility, loss OF muscular energy, physical assitude and
general pfosriuu, rlahy tnd all nervous affections,
Indigestion -lIggshuess OF the liver aud every disease IN
way connected with thu disorder OF the siocroauve
functions cured. and full vgor restored.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-23
BLANK BOOKS.

NEW supply OF Lsdgers. Journais Cash Books Letter
a Books, bloteui Petty Ledgors, Memorandum Books
fass Hook &c Sc just received and or CHEAP hy
snS, ies2 T.. T. WALTON s. SON 70
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-23

CORNER or MAIN s. -rAIE STREET
Il EEPS goud CHEWING IOBaCCu.-srs.,,t
n Waruck'. Aromatic noe Gus.
FJ-Also the best as.oftmert of Cigafs in fhe ss-s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-23
Buckman's
INVALID BEDS1 FAD.


E advunugos of thus, over ordinary Bedsteuds arc
Ffst Tho manner ct removing the patient from the
bed. This effected by turning crank thus elevatng
and suspendng the patient pleasure for the purpose
adjusting changing and vcnuang the uder bedding to
and give him the greatest fscucs for excfetofy
lions.
Second TO elevate md main lain the patient. head
upright, SETTING posture and. when desired, TIC
feet can De lowered, thus forming au " easy chair"
Third. simple, but efficient means Tor changing the
bed without removing ttc paient from the bed also
oi moving The patient up She bed without any hfiog
even touching The body.
Fourth. GfaditiuY Side Elevation 20 tuiu she patient,
support bis back tho weight of bed clothes without
uucoveriug the patent forming protect tho pa
uent from insects OF the hy kind, sud making
BATHING APPARATUS,
by which immersion sud vapot baths adnn stored with
out removing the patient hom The bed.
These combined facilities Cor meeting the wants Of tho
sick ani the and d patch OF Attendance, make this
kind of 1edtead invaluable aiece oi furniture Tor re
SICK roomthe dsdemtum ioug ought for by Physcans,
aud greatly needed Tor the sick
Blythe subscriber having made arrangements With tho
Pateutee To manufacture The above named kEDSIEAD for
the state Of Vermont would gave ncce that be % prepar
ed 60 d an orders from any and a sections OF the state
Possessing the aces DE does Tor manufacturing Boz ia
enabled ae zoe bcdstoad 40 The reduced price OF $50
liberal discount vii be made % those who purchase 10 sell
again. sAMLE w ABBOlI.
Montpelier, April /, 1859. mr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-23
GENTLEMEN
=. IA. COLLINS,
nrNnfh

YOU VII add l1li Fa'hioa41le Goo. 10 Flar n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-23
CLOTHS x TRIMMINGS.
Domestic Goods
LATEST FASHIONS.

Those wishing got their work done 10 the best workman
like style, would 90 well to gse h.m call % be conf
dent that be ciuuo tuil1 sut the most Fabulous. All
work done 10 tie most durable aAnae aud warranted 10 it
Montpelier. Noveuhff %, 1851. 6ltf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-23
RICH DRESS GOODS

PAINT OF ALL KINDS
Ill TuRPENTlNE, VARNlsH, &c. SOLD cbe,pb,
SNUFF & TOBACCO
Fine Cot & Cascndsh obasco, sauf a fee.. .o'. B..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-23
CARDS.
STILL THEY COMET!

I'VE ARE NOW oPENlNG a new lniH1II !. p M IAlEKIl
w which vail defy comge,l,ion. MIN
LINN Il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-23
Removed.

= = VI = u y ID u y I
AS removed from MAIN sTREEI.to th, rs,-, 81
~ joining b. Z. Waitoa & SONS Boot.tofe er , 90
Village Hotel, on STATE STREET
IlnmarA I..I
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-12-29
Postage Free.]
MAIL PROPOSALS IN NEW YORK.

Ordered by the Postmaster General that the Supplements
the National nteisencer, Union, and Republic contain
ing the Annual Mail Advertisements for the New England
States and New York he sent free of postage.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
tY POIs MING, III

Thousands Of Parents who use VerniiugS com.
posed OF Castor oil, Calomel. &c, ere not aware
tIai while they appear benefit the patient, they
are actually laying the foundation tor series OF dis
e"se9, such az salvation loss OF sighi weakness Of
limbs &c
In another column viii be found the advertisement nj
Of iiobcusack's Medc.nes, to Which we ask the at
tcntlon Of all diecty interested in their own well
rs their ChIdren's health In Liver complaints and
I'll disorders arising from ,hese of billions typ
should make OF the only genuine medi;ine HV-
1eusork's Liver Pills.
TT Be not deceiued" bu, ash for Hobensat k $
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills and observes that each
nae the signature ol the Proprietor, ]. n HOBEN-
SACK. ns none else are genuine p22wy
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

---.-- Was AND HAYNE's SrsFcIEs.--
ReddinF u Co, of Boston, have just issued a
neat edition Of W clusters great Speech, to-
gether with the Speech Of Gen. IIayne This
10 timely publication, and we hope that it will
be circulated as widely as there are readers in
New England. We would especially commend
these speeches to onr young men. The doc
trines discussed IN them are as important now
as they were in le}0,-wne as nodes Of eo-
quence and power they have never bccn sur
passed. 81 pages price IS cent. 1t can be
sent by mail.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
Ec9al n o tite
kA the matter Of Harvey 4.

STA W OF YER MONT, AT Session OF the
pislRieT IF CHrrTANDEN, 50. Probate Lourt, or
the DISTINCT aiuresnd, holden at Burlington on tue
ist day OF December, A D. 1852 Present, the Hon.
IN. II French, judge VI sad Court. Reuben
LoCNwOOd, VINO IS tIe Guar dian VI Harvey bSut-
tyl VI ST. George, SAID District All insane person
MED IA sad Cou.t his petition IN writing, setting
tor that ms sad ward Is possessed Vi ali undyucu
INTEREST III certAIu lands Vi the estate Of his lhrr
he Late James Atom, situate IN the towns Of " IL
10 on st George ana SueLurue.
Iutt II IL necessary IN orcer TO pay the debts
usyiust me estate Of 50 Ward, that a portion u
'rli interest III I'D Irdi estate snOud be sold, and
Al. Il would Oe conclusive ~ the interest Ut sad
" oll tAut the whole .. MS Interest saiu r-uI e.
ne should -: au.u, .uI mr DilaHce. II any, uItel
n i'yurut VI sIId G-.s. invested sock ON
q Itt q Iie, Tor tue uegcht O Tue san " Hrd
HnypI sad NUrt to grant HIN, es SUCH GgIruIau,
L4'trlsr u SELL ll tlr crest sad W ard, lu
-''4 'tat estitr, Siug III -. GeOiS", " lIs.oU uu
Lille, d I!r5hu, al Er9I,e hI.c thH, u.e pIJ-
-et-5 may "e applied II s,iy 10 tie p.yIn:Lt i a..
MS! cams a., aust the e5.D'r vi saId Ward, uud
% of hnrr me- aNtucut oi such deJa MY ~ u
'seu Ia aioChs Or uticf es,a.e ivI He usleht
std ;, 81.
c'-Iy'e. BY san P.ota.e Corr, taoi Friday iAt
, u Gay + Dec MGR, a u l5i!, at the Probate
ON" ~ Il II IuYtvu, be a.ssurd Tor hearing and de
Icing oh SAID petition, auG that al pcrsJns concert
i'ti p-uuVa, Hu- tue U..r 2u4 p.uLt assiz neJ 10
rA ln The rrt, thtte weeks JJcCess,Y-ly Blr
lL.-n Free Press, tic o3t Ut waIcA publications.
e'o.e the day fixed l1r .lrerllG.
L'cn GnIct niy hauI e. DuIliuL tOu N sad district
! ti.s tG-y VI Dsc-.i.--I, \ - l5JG
, = -yn.er3 3: ' w@3Sat
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

Il DIGES " SCcsIs THE TRuE MEANING Of the
word 'PEPSlN.' or OF the two Gr'ek words r1m
which 1t is derived This IL the sznfcaN, and sp.
proprllte rirle Of me True DIGESTIVE FLUID
or GASTRIC JUICE. prepared By D,. J, 5
HOUGa TON. OF Ph!!ad, 'phis. from the tocr h
stomach OF tbs o.. 'or ,hs car Of lnis sion and
Dytpv pss. Il 10 Nauss own remedy :oT en- un-
asalIny Stomach. 10 Orr OF man can r;nii iis ~
laiivs .oUsr. I rsndrrs GOOD EATING PER
ec,Iy cousis,vn, with HEALTH Zee lac e-g.s
As az, N s1o't,: ~. > - ;-;e:
a. > ~. -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
ITEMS At HOME AND ABROAD.

~ "''eO'
,,-,,., 40 ,z,1,v avn .p1o,D
Franklin Pierce IS the youngest man
who has ever Deeh e'eete1 fe'lue"t Vi l'c -
"'u'e'' -
john -''-''''
~ Adams o"u va" p"'c' "'' 'ao'
'aCNson &c 1''''0' wy
u" 10
--The English "oiu S'd''oH Is very prop
/ erIy no" Nslu' instead o' 'le FFHc" worn &c
Pot' l? N! 9"i'i'' t'gS''e'.s u '''' D''''''''>
anu >>+'o ''-''!0l1' ." 80, ~.
'Y"' o'''
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Wig yuan
-"' -''''' wa
'o'' IVA
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ton. SCOTS nJO'i'y III hf"."I"y 'S-
'"h.
-ILLISlIs CoSGRESsMEN lie 81. Louis
/ Republican OF the loh stu ihsist' upon tne
| election of MIR. " ashburn, hlg from the Ga
I lam, str,c, r. says NJ Wushburn, MI
,.. Al. N,..,, ,uJ Mr. Yrss al good
- H. . ~
w "'s9' nav oVo'' '' "
! greiS, aud that the 0ther Nv anu no lii''e' oc
| long ~ the l.ucotccOS
,e,v dacjdcdly riotous and disrrace-
,, $50 ~..,,,
.-.~ .,,.,..s po,, ,,A oa-
.;..;..., ,..,, Is ". lio,v,,,,s
r,.t S,., ,,,., .t.,o .,o b,r
..,e,,t,,,3 :, From, nj, How.
"'e" T''P'' '0'
ARH7 ""''' 'N
KNOCK Gown ana urus out wa" pe''0'''''O
DeP"'! o'''''''' AVA "''- :,
,'O'''''y "N'
''"' summary w., u.l..=,
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"'O"' ,c,, -
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UNIV ~ 49,, ,,,;o,
-
"''I ra'r,.l -. An,.r,.,,,
.',.,',.l,,,,, u,,d,,.,,l find il ,or ,h,i
.,.,.., ,o .r,u,n. the surndld stock OF Messra
IioLpls & CUTTER, Kirby ST, Boston, Every va
rIrty OF mrIchandse IN their line OF business ma!
there be found ana the superior 'ac'''eS u '' P'
'les TOT '',r ""'''o'''"' VI ''''''
'"'"' j., ,,,,bsr rol,,nn
,r..a,;.os a., ,vho.,,or to,elI;roD
,'.'., h,.o,.. ..,,,fy of c,,1o,,
'',..c.,.., .,.i,,,h has h.,r d,,
IN f,o,n m Ird,., mound IN We,zel county
county. virginia The mound rom which
F.. was taken was covered with full growth o
, forest trees. and the appearance OF the cross
indicated that It had been buried for many hun
dred wears.
, We Invite the attention Of our reader,
to the advertisement of the new Judge OF FRO
9 bate, WV. II. FRE> II, Esq. 1t VIII be seeI
. that Probate Courts viii be held regularly, OF
Probate Office IN the Court House We under
ii stand that 1t is the intention of Judge FRENcI
t to appoint a regular day for Probate Cour
= IN Richmond or Wiliston, for the better &C
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

NPAN AFT. crIOSA Z SoN.-The news
papers inform MS That the Governor General OF
Canada has comnuted, 10 Imprisonment for
life, the sentence Of death against Robinson
md his wife, colo!ed, for the murder of an In
dlaa nQmed Corns'alk. the principll witness
against them Wa their own son, VINO, after sen.
,ence was passed, made an offer to the snenti
10 carry i. INTO execution, wl,s az orp han1J
e., : % - - e c!.eksS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

WAsHiSGToN, Monday, Nov %, 1882.
The Presidents Message val be dispatched
hy special messengers to al tHe principal cit
les Of the Union in advance Of its delivery in
Congress.
Over nnety-three millions ef letters passed
through the Post Offices Of the United States
dining the Ia, / fscll year, The revenue under
the reduced rates Of postage mas fallen off near
" a million of dollars.
Seaator Doug glass and Andrew Johnson have
arrived here.
Senator Dodge Senior, has remained at
Georgetown, ID. c., durIn[ the recess.
I heSeAate Committee ON Reyenue Fraud,
WAsHiNaroN, Monday, Nov. 22, 1852.
The Senate Committee 90 Revenue Frauds
(Mr JaHles, Chalrrnan), have pursued tnelr IT.
yesigatiups IN various Atlcntlc cities during
the recess, but finding 1t necessary to examine
a very large number Of witnesses, they will be
oble to maize only H preliminary report at the
moet NO Of Congress and Will ask leave to con-
tinue their slttiEgs.
OHIO tOthcitil
Electors--Scctt, l52 526; Pierce, 100, i60 !:
Hale, 377o2. fierce's plurality, 1864 Scott
and Hale over Pierce, lj.14S.
Tennessee.
ClNciNy,TI. Monday, Nov. 90, 1859.
The official inojcsjty for Scott IN Tennessee
is 1871.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

We understand mai The interest on The
rlx per cent, Troy and Bennington Ralhead
Bonds wi! be paid al The CONNER y Bank IN
,hls city tomorrow. The prompt mlnnef II
vscb Tins Company his met a! theif lleoi RES
vii soon give It c:eda s7cll 10 any o'hef
Railroad Company. Their bonds Tnns' Dc
Tnod in,es.L:e:y .. Toe ''P:2!s1- rrgJ
R.Y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
MoNrptLlaR, Nov. Is, 1852.

MoNrptLit Nov, Is, 1852.
The bill to authorize the Ru land and White
hail Railroad tonpiny to extend their road
fro Cas- Teton TO Rutland has been more close
Is contested, and has Occasloned a larger outs
iny of time, and talent, and money, than any
ulnrr bill that h IS been before the Legislature.
Fifteen SEES ions of the Road Committee were
Irvuted almost exclusively to It's consideration,
there beng large array of witnesses, and
50 of the ablest lawyers in the State being
en- aged tIr or agalust the measure. a mayor
! ny Of the Senate COMMITTEE reported in favor
| of the bill, in IA telIunslv verbose and circum
Slrnjai Report occupying 81 foo,s-cap pages.
! \ minority Report was also made IN the SEN
| ale, aud IN The ilous the ca nlnittee reported
/ unanimously against the bill This Report,
winch Is ftpm the pen of GEuRG WARDNEK,
/ Esq, the Chairman Of the COMMITTEE on Roads,
/ is "A very clear cpnciS and torclble document
/ For reasons assigned It length the Commit
tee reported against the extension On the
coming in of the Report, an attempt was made
by the friends Of the extension to secure the
passage OF the bill, IN spite Of the adverse
views Of the Committee. !. T. Wa GIT, E>q .
81 CaSlielon mlde IA long an forclbe speech
un hc sui. pct, urging the cXpedeucy ui the
/ extension, aud Hon. NJ. {. BRADLEY spoke
briefly ba powerfully in and of the ltepart. The
ilous" by very large majority dismissed the
| M.
u We have already stared that suhscrp-
ton 10 the amount OF So 260 mas been made
~ New York t. frnHnerdtp Mr.. Lenmon Tor
the loss nt his slhv', freed by the decision of
Judge Paine. Another subscription, for ID.
benefit OF The destitute negroes, LETT in a stars-
ng condition by th-ir lbrrdtlnn, has been
started al The Office Of the New York Tribune
Seven hui bred aud fifty dollars mad been SUBJ
,cribed on "Wednesday - Bosion AEas.
Both these subscriptions are well enough
though we should be glad if The "ngge5s'
could receive more Than their master.
Judge PAINE is a 500 Of the ate ion. ELI
JAN PANE Of our Stale, and brother Of eX
Gov. CHARLES PAINE, and we ara ways DIS
Appointed by his decision. lie decided &C
ooRDISs To Law, and that is all tina! any l'Ien'
OF mis- country can ask.
d Now here is Subscri ption opened for IN
= relief Of these "emsneipated negroes" Ca
We not help them also7 Can Wa not give then
= something To render freedom blessn!
}, not, what is he practical oss Of our sJnps'ny
".ln,ng'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
q / D

In Essex, n. Y on the % h inst, JAat v wifi
t y. L RowsLL, aged ~ years and month
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
$500 CHALLENGE.

ui their chilUren and that every person will endeav-
or to promote their own health ct all sacrifices [
feel il my duty 10 sOIenny assure you that WORMS
according 10 he opinion Oi the most celebrated Ply
sicans, are the primary cause o. arEe majority Of
Diseases 10 ~hch c'idren and adults are linbs. II
y'n nave an apptnte continually chsngeabe from
Que klnd u l'ul 10 announcer" pau bteatn, ram IN
me Stomach fnklng NJ lne Nose' Hardness and
fd'Nrss "t me ''tIy, Dry C1ngA, $40" fevet, Pulse
eRoar-re,nember that all these denote oRas.
AMI you should az once apply the remedy
HOBtNNACk'S WORM SfKUP.
An article founded upUn Scientific Principles com.
uouaurd win barely Vegetable substance being p.r
ect, safe when taken aud can be given to ,be nloa,
t-n'e- infant with decided beneficial eff Ct where
Bowel Complains and Uiar-hona hay mod. th,u,
weak pnd debilitatpd the Tonic uroprrties of INV
,poru syrup d. such that IL stands WI hou an eoue
ID t,, G. siogue ui medicines N giving tone and
trrn9th 10 the : {. mach which makes # an TnfalI
ne remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia IN .
,-or,ah ~ cures performed BY this Syrup after Phy.
els,a have tailed ~ the best evidence OF It's supefi.
q, efficacy over all others
THE TAPE WORM
Thisis tho ,nnst d,tficut VI arm, to des,,ov IF ali
bst inf., rho human svsie,r il oro,ys ~ an 90.
IT, .f,i,e length becoming 80 cooled and fastened in
IN. in,-st,nrs and stomach affecting the health so
s,olv ns ~ cans. 81 Vim, Dance Fi,s a. ,h,t
ns. fiicsd e.i,Ion # ever susn.c, i'm, /, i TO-
Wnrrn fastening them 10 an .stIu srayr In or5rT
10 dastroy IN = Worm. a yery enprg,tic treatment
,ons, he 5orsued il would therefore bs ,.ts
60rsot nav Liver Pm so as to remove ali obstrue.
nons, int the Worn, syrup may &C, direct upon the
Worm which must be lax en- in doses Of two table
sunorluls three tpnes day These direction, fol-
lowed hby- meyer been known TO tail in cnrno IN.
most obstinate case OF TAPE WoRN
ktaU rHt FOLLOWING!
And you cdunot bs inG iierent to this appeal Hu.
nanIiy CA ; upon YOU 10 do your duty Ii 10 only
. COT OF the many thousand who has its won,
Jerul effects.
DR. J. n. HOBENS ACK-Sir: -Grntirude to
you the inventor OF highly valuable medicine.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

e. RAtLRaAE A,cIDfSr The Monday
morning train from Rutland to Bellows Fall.
ran INTO hand car loaded with iron, by which
the engine, tender, baggage and passenger
cars were thrown off the tract. We regret to
learn that the Hon. VIA. Henry, of Bellows
Fails, who was standing Up in the car, was
thrown violently forw ard aud seriously injured
II seems there was difference IN the time OF
the division master and the rue time Of tigen'y
minutes, which wasthe cause Of the collision.
-. Brd,ttcboro .StdteSmnR,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARkET-No,

BNIIEI VN "a d. NANht = --N0V- =
At market ESQ ,r-f Cattle, ZOO Stores, !5N
Sheep and Lambs and 1900 SWINE. SeyrIn ols .
Lutti- and Snt ep uuS0d
PRlcEs--bect ,uU.r Extra Sc 25,G 80 lst4uadty
!, IS IS ID do sos 81 do IS ,i.4 30
SToRts-I rarIrgs S5U7 two years Old % /
three yrars old S2Od.j
WorKlAG uxLN-Sules AT SIS, 5s, 60, -, s., IS q
rs
cows AND CALyns--se9 -. %, 81. y, 10. - jj
SHLlp AND LAMBs--s - 30. Weners ~,
6
Swlyr-DG Iunl prices have DECLINED Sooa's t.
p"ddi J.r. i1r Sps-t.' tor burrows "a nus5 y
3 .4Gc, stills 8 &c 2ioa's afr staiiG4 :.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
On FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MUNNlNt, DhCEMbEii 3 1862

I'm. kossuTu DONE WITH ORAToRY From
late English files we learn that NJ. Kossuth
and NJ. Mazzini were the two great stars at a
coarerSa=icne Of the Society Of the friends of
Italy. This WAS the first public meeting Kos
suth had attended since bis return from Amer
lea, and his presence created great enthusiasm.
tie is said to be in fine health and good spirits.
In the course OF the evening he made brief
speech, in which the leading idea is that the
tine tor talk is past. His address is reported
rs follows:
Il have risen not for the purpose 10 apollo.
2ise for not makinga speech. Tuete is time
and season for everything in the world
There is tine and season to speak. and a
time and a season to be silent. You Engsn
are happy. You may hope to carry all that
you require by the peaceful means Of the free
word. For us We can nothing carry with
words. And therefore | have taken---n conse-
quence OF the duty have taken--the rule, that
tor The future have only single speech
which ia reserved tor the due time, and de pc nd
upon il to be spoken in due time; and that
only speech that have 10 future is Up boys
and at tten-tliuw me. This unexpected
communication was received with perceptlble
establishment but the concluding phrase of
that sentence produced uverw helming applause.
'UuuI ladded NJ. Kos-ull) have occasion to
deliver that speech will have none else. So
| am done with uratury
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
GEORGE WOOD. VI D.
F, GROW LEY II. y.
/, BOWEN Vi. ID

=
~" Pur"to7e nor. ou' hose having the sigma,
tu'r"J n hOBENSACK" upon each box. as al,
Vtu.Is are worthless limitations.
A.ruls w.sainG new 3uppAts, snd al others wish
ing . h-come AGENTS. must address he Proprietor,
y kOBANS ACk at his Luoo atory, No. l2I
North, SECOND >tr--taboyr Race. PH.LADE.PHI,.
ID eta.e'.
T,r2r els giving Certificates of cares performed
N d trent sections OF thp country, BY he boye
inedicirrs can De mar y-o',s OF the agents.
Agents. THO. \ PECK Bar .ngton. and by sll
Dealers IN Medicines over ihe stale. PTIcs, each
Is cts
REDpING & CO., No. State 3,leet DosroN,
Wnulesae AG"ns
Nov ., 49, w"2wlypnr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

Is hereby given that the Probate Court,
4 w!lhn and tor the District Q! CDtrenjen, viii VI,
IL ur'hrr notice is 9 ven, be 'c Irn the Probate
Dt,,rcr, on tuuay auI saturday ol eHCh week. com.
mruclng w!h lie second tuuil ui pecrmber, A .
D l,5a
By order o. Co3r,,
: ADAMS, Register.
BIrunltnn, Uccemher |, 1852 wilt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

ss.lrlGAs (G.1 A-g Cc..iis.
mae annual Mseiog OF the Buringtoa
4 Ly,rCn. vii Ss =, i a, ire rooms ., tho Ly-
ccnm an Nom y. D.osaasI :. : 81, al sevss
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03

CPGuvernOr Fairbanks has appointed as
his Military .4jdS, with the rank Of Colonel, the
following named gentlemen:
ChAMpLiN N. FLEruHER, OrtceU.
HARVEY KiSI, Montpelier.
GEORGE \. MEKRILL, 81. JohnSbuY.
CARoLcs NoYAs, Bwl'ng'or.
These appointments are excellent, Coone
FlETtHER aud Colonel NoYEs are extremely
wgrllke gentlemen, and we are told Colonies
KIM and MrRR IL are pugnaclou5 to the last
degree We knoU that al! Of them are high
minded i honorable men. Ii Cuoa and Ca
NADIA must be "uuneXed' to this Union, we fee
sure that the Governor and his Aides viii nc
quIcscc,- and light II necessary.
Colonel No Is viii please parade his reyi
ment IN front Of the Free Press Office, on Mon
day next, when he shall receive three cheers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-03
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