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Extraordinary Case of Scrofula.

Hear the testimony Of A. Coburn. lie -avs IL
WAS from a child, afflicted with Scrofula, had slund-
ulsr swollinss Of the neck, Increasing until was
fourteen. At the age of sixteen, / was much worse.
had eight abce''es in my neck, three ulcers on the
'houlders, and three on the hipa. | advised with
prs. Auns"n md Ives, and other distinguished
rhSS'clans, hut received no benefit. Ialsoconsulted
the best Physicians, but receivel no benefit. also
consulted the beet Physicians in the state, but got
no relief. In 1877, when about 40 YEAR, Of aye, II
friend from Long Island, observing me with my
head drawn on one side, and not able to labor, adj
yited mo to use the Rock Rose, regularly after
Ineals. This | did for four weeks. The ulcers
broke, discharged and healed, the glands on the
neck were no more swollen, my head resumed its
natural positi"n, and | went to work regularly ;
dd more labor IN a few week. than | had done for
many year, before. Neglecting the use of Roe,
Rose, | had renewed scrofulou, symptoms, also
bleeding at the lungs, for which Professor Ives PIE.
scribed the Rock Rose. | used it again with IN.
same beneficial results, and am now, January 1852,
In good health for a man Of my age, being 70. |
nave suffered everything from disease, paid hundreds
OF dollars for medicine, and found no relief until
using the Rock Rose, when a complete cure wa,
eheetei' These fact. may be relied upon AS positive
trutn' ana can be fully corroborated by hundreds OF
witnesses in New Haven, Ct, or
ALEXANDER COBURN, Is Fair ST."
This case IL stated to show that Scrofnla can he
permanently cured. See advertisement of Myers
Rock Rose.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by q. p. SAN.
BURN co, Burlington, and by Dealers in Medi
cines everywhere. w32wg
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1854.
County Convention.

There will be Il Convention OF the tru,
friends of Temperance. or " Maine Law AT
the Methodist Chapel, near the depot, il
Charlotte, ON Thursday the 10th of Februar,
1854, for the purpos" of nominating n Count,
Commissioners, and the transaction of sucl
other business as will properly come bcfor,
the Convention |. W. BARNUM,
d&w3w Cor. Spcrctorv
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UndcrhiIi Academy.

TNIE SPRING TERM WILL COMMENCE on
l. Wednesday February 2zd, under the same IN
structoIs rs heretofore.
Boa,d 81 % to 81 30 per week. Rooms furnished
on reasonable terms. For information or Tor board.
address in all cases
f. II. BYINGTON, Principal.
tnderhill Flats, Feb. /, 1854. wJ3wJ
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INHE SUBSCRIBER WILL CONTINUE TIE
l. GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, ut the old
st nd, Sign Of Tie Sap, college St., and keep, as
hitherto, a large and general assortment Of dgrn al.
tuH Implement q IL all descriptions of Goods in tine
lARDwAhE LIN and will endoayor to present such
lnduccne e Is both IN Siock and Prices as will secure
the continued iayurs Of old friends and Of the
public generally. Z. VI. pAVEY.
Burlinrton. Fob. l. l-J3 dSvpv
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n''' PROCTOR, BOSTON. NJ. =. woor
COInmIssion Merchants

AnhEH-Ihere has been n further advance will
small stock, and prospect favorable for, still imp,n,
ing prices, with salcs ut Il 30 for Pearls Pots Il 90
BUTTERFLY market il quite barr, or n nr;,r,
article, and the price has advance &c since our ln.,
report, all grades have improved and demand active
win sales at quotation. The advance is ow ing +,
the present limited supply, the Farmers generally
unwilling TO sell at the late price,. There is some
demand for shipping. ~
BEANS-Th" stock is limited of a well selected
clean article of Marr"wi"t nj 2 Ia ; Pea at IS |
so. There is Il large uIplus of an ordinary quality.
heing dirty and blasted, which are dull sales at lowest
quotation.
CHEE>E-Pricc. ilm and b|utlittle Of good quality
in market. '
CORN EXCHANGE-Ihc very exciting news in
relation to Brud-tudS, received from Europe duriny
Inc week, has Kept our market in n very unsettled
state. The receipts have been small, and orr resent
stock is perhaps less than in any previous wear. for a
long time. The advance r-tabii shed Is tull .jnc No,
''hi on the closing rates OF last week, and | %
81 per bhl on the current prices two week. ago. The
sales since the AtIAntic'- alvir,s. On Friday last.
nave been at > 81 a . 30 Tor common breads West.
ern p C?a a - Tor fancy brands : 10 a 10 30 for
extra, and 10 90 II II 80 for extra tennessee, n few of
the very choice brands having been sold as high -.
me l"t'ei rate tor small lot, bat yesterday lnt"r al.
'i'ee by th" Asia have again unsettled the mork,,
AMI prices az" tor the most part nominal.
DRIED APPLk'-Thore Is good stock and de.
mahh, n choice bright quality j. held at &c.
"hAlN-C"rn j. yer, scarce. The market II quite
mn M" n"ier ~ a Il ',oOO bushels white at OI II
| "' and yellow Al 10 u ! 10. Dat, have been in
,teaiy demand ut - II SIC per la for North.rn-
kyc.- scarce and would bIiug ! Is ! 70 per Lu in
small lots. Canada Pea. A.e ia fair demand At 10
per hu.
PkoNlSlONS--Ihcre j. u better feeling for Pork.
anu stock quite small. Sales OF prime at Slt Ala
% mess at SID a IT. 90 clear Ut Is 30 u Slg. and
extra clear at IL 80 per Dbl, | mos, and mark,t hr,n
at those prices. Feet r"l:tinuc, in fan demand. and
prices steady. SalcS N ! a TOO bbl- good and cAtla
brands Western mess at Sl4 + IL per bib, 4 mos.
Lard has been in steady demand. dressed Hog.
quiet at Vi a ,sc. Nenison at De-.
POlA1OES--Tbc increase demand far SHINING,
and few arii'nll has accustomed a decided advance
with sales AT Sjc for Peach Blows Whites mt 75c
HlAKch-Potato We have sold freely al 81, and
now hold al higher rutps.
"OOl-Ihe market is -tea ly and firm for fleece
Wool, and the demand during the week has been
pretty active. The sales Of fleece and pulled haze
been 10000 lb., III our quoted rates, nt To nuolit,
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VALUABLE FARM FOR S,LE.

'oN7lSTlNG OF 22l ACRES LYING AND
y being in the Village of Potsdam, County o.,
T. Lawrence, aud state Of New loIk, and can
readily be sold for Village Lots, rs laid out on man.
and colored yellow.
The Buildings on the Premises are as follows:
Mansion House - feet by 80 cost about =, 900.
Farm House - feet by 30, and with Dairy Build.
ing atttchcd.
Carriage House and Carriage Shed.
Wore shop and Lumber Shed.
smoke House, Ice House, Corn Barn. Horse Earu
80 feet by 40 feet. ~
One Cow Barn, 80 feet by 40 feet, with cellar.
2j " 80
" &" Shed, ~ i by 80 feet.
" II feet by 30 fc,t,anl other >hcds
The Garden is enclosed with IA beautiful yrv,, ,r
Trees.
For an inland place its natural brauti-. are no,
surpassed by and in Northern New York.
\ Map Of the Farm and Village Of Pot ,lam can
~" seen at the office of ;. Wires. in Burlington. who
i authorized To- make sale of the farm. and viii
5iN, "ly Information relative to it.
For further particulars enquire Of
l.: CLARhNON, II Wet lHth street, New York.
W. NJ. llrtlCOi Is, r"t,dsm, A.. y.
W. W. PARTRIDGE, Buriiugtonu, Vt.
Dec. ), 1855, ~w24mo.o
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6ORliNG ON
CARPET w arehOu

$50 Chur,h Str.et.
~ X. NICHOLS HAS NOW COMPLETED HIS
. Arrangements with all the principal Carp,,
Manufacturers in the United States, AZ well a. with
he importers for all desirable styles of Foreign
Manufacture and can now exhibit n great n variety
: mot Of the carpet liouses in New lol Abi
i">tUh, and can sell a low, and in fact
Is now Selling Lower!
lie has on hand 200 pieces OF nearly every Or.do
md Pattern, such as beautiful
Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Bmassls,
hmgllNh Brussel', Patent Velvet,
Venetian. Three pIy.
INtH Supcrfne, Snlcr nnr.
Fine 4 common Ingram, Cotton ard wool.
Cotton aud Hemp, straw Mating,
bruBgct, CIumb Cirh,,
Door Matts, Hearth Ruys.
English and American Jioor Oil cloths, oil
widths, from 3ths 10 ! yard, Idle.
TAIL" oil Cl'ths, Window Shades nrd GAtu1ts.
Curtain Muslins, Da mask,
Noreens, Il ed spreads,
Blankets, Tail. Srfcpd.. 6o.
lie has AIS" on han" an extensive and complete
Sr'tE cI
GENI RiL Nkl GOOUS.
"r'fuliy -"lc"t'l from both the New iorl ari
'"-i"n Market, ard ada ptod 10 the various want,
'"'h d'm''tte and personal, OF all portion. OF the
oILkS AND DRESS GOODS,
in great variety, consisting Of
Mantilla N%clyct4, Mrrinos,
Brocade Silks, oburgs,
Black -ilt-, De LANES.
Paid, striped, llain0ud Maionns-.
chahSeable Hilh=, Dc Bego-, &C., Sc.
SiiNWI.S
{ every grade and variety, Long and square, Bsy
,tate, silk, Grape, BrocLe, Cashmere, Delainc,
nOSIEKY, GLOVES, ETC.
n the WOODEN department may be fouod black. blue.
trah, brown ana green French, German and Amer.
nm Cloths, Doe skins, Fancy Cassimeres, Satinetts.
fw"cd-, N"stings and Tuilhr'e trimmings Also,
ull assortment Of Ladies' (l,tb. f,, cl,.l. -
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Amos p. Frcnoh's Estnte,

M THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been an.
" pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
Tor the District Of Chittcndcn, Commissioner, f.
receive, examine and adjust the claim, and demands,
81 All persons, against the c.ttt" Of Amos =. French,
late ii Burlington, in said District, deceased. rem.
resented in'oINcnt, and also all claims aud demand,
rNh.blted Ia Offset thereto and 7ix months from the
day oi the date hereof. being allowed Lv .aid Cuurt
Tor that purpose, We do therefore hereby xiv. notice.
that We viii attend t. the business of our appoiut.
mci.t. at the Office oi Weston i Moves, in l;urliuntou.
IN SAID District, CA til" thi Tuesday. II March and
jane next, at 10 o'clock, \. NJ. On each of said DAYS.
Dated tl- nth day of DeocInhcr, A. u. lsj3.
HUMPHREY PAUL, rm,
ANTHONY LtDukE, N''nN'''l'h'rs
M Iva
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Washington AHnirs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. /.
In the Senate the Vermont Senator cuse was
debated. -"
Mr., Williams supported the view of the
majority Oh the committee i'll favor of Mr..
Phelps. Mr.. Bayard took the opposite ground
MIR. Phelps got the floor hut yielded until to-
Considerable discussion took place in the
House on Erie Railroad difficulties, and az to
'he disposition Of the bill to punish mail
Constructions but nothing was done.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ..
IN the Senate Mr.. Clayton's Sandwi b
Islands resolutions were adopted.
The Phelps case was taken up, and aft, r
VT. Butler had spoken, wss postponed to
Thursday next.
-lhe W ashington correspondent Of the n.
l. Courier says that the Senate had be, n
canvass"d and there is a majority Of 8 agains,
hls retaining his seat.
Inc same correspondent says that fourteen
Northern Senators will vote for the Nebraska
Bill, az follows Norris and Williams of n.
II ioucey of Conn, Thompson and Wright
OF New Jersny Broaihend of Ill, Briyht
rnd Petit OF Ia, Shield aud Douglass Of H.,
Dodge and Jones Of Iowa aud Weller anu
G~in of California. 1t is also thought il
VIII pass the House, if pressed through at
Upse.
NAsUINCToS, Feb. id.
Mr. Chas" is to address the senate to-day
ON the Nebraska Bill. The galleries are ST.
'ro"dod with females that even the reporters
are driven from their seats.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Dixon, Wing, of
Kentucky, spoke in favor of the Nnbraask
Bill, arguing that shareholders had Il right to
carry their property there while it was q
Territory.
The friends Of the bill have had another
mating and resolved to insert a clause in the
bill repeating the Missouri Compromise.
WAsuISGToS, Feb. 6.
Senate-Mr. Wsde of Ohio, spoke in oppo-
sitlon to the Nebraska Bill.
The Missouri Compromise.
In the Senate to-day, ut the close Of MIR.
w AIDE 8 remarks, y vote was taken on Mr.
Chase's amendment to strike out the clause
declaring the Missouri Compromise supercrd
ed, which resulted. ayes l3, noes 80. The veas
wore Mossrs. Allen, Cass. Chase. Everett. {
Foot, Fish. IIamlin, Seward, Smith, Stewart, ,
Sumner, Wade and Walker. -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-10
FEED CUTTERS.

WE HAVE NOW on HAND A LARGE
w assortment Of Hay, straw aud Corns,alk
cutters, consisting of D.a"h' Pour and Hsnd CT.
'sJs, Maromhcr's Self S%harpinr and Hide Roller do.
which Viii bo .old ut wholesale and retail ~, In,,,
price,. lay UAVEY 4 ALIEN
burlington, Nov. lC, ls5a. .tC
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HEAVY AND
Shelf HaTdW aTe

ALBERI e. 81 KONG,
DEALER IN
SADnl.ERf AND IAHkl lGE TRIM
MlNGS. IRON. MALES,
G IA S, CAST IT E l.,
English and American >IrIu- S,rrl, hrImaI
Sr"rl. r." cox S'r.l,
ENGLISH BLISTLR STEEL,
NORWAY VAIL RODS. ANvILS, NIClS,
Chdlns. BInckSmit BdI0mS, Paints and OILS
Car 'age a TIRE Bolts, Elliptic and
Side >prings &C., &C.,
Mil, CiIcuiai aud Gro>>-Cut saws,
of the best qullly
- Particular attention paid Ia th- selection OF
House Trimmings and Horst AM SHr CARFES
TIERS Tools.
May Is dSwtC
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Books and Stationary, and
KEDl CEn pHlNES

I'toSE IN WANT OF BOOKS AND STATION
/ cry, can now purchase AT most their own prices,
n we are now ceiling of nj a low price. DO not for
4rt No, , Bank Block. y, WARREN.
Feb. ., lsJi. dGwgw
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Dissolution.

I'VE COMPREHENSIVE HITHERTO EXIST.
L ing under the firm If Daycy a Allon, is this
lay dissolved by mutual consent.
The business of the late firm will be settled by
'. VI. DAvEy.
c. VI. bANEY.
q. W. ALLEN.
Burlington, Feb. |, 1851
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT, The proho,c Cour
nlsfnrcr or cnIrrevDrS, S.. for tho district o
Chittcndcn to all persons concerned in tbe rstnt.
OF Louisa b. Ray, of lIincsburgh, in said district
" miihor, GREETING
Whereas, Sarah Ray Of Hincsburph, in sniJ Dis.
tiict' has this day filed in said Court her application
III writing, setting forth that by virtue of a dee, .r
u shld Probate Court assigning to said Guardian
ana ward ~ widow and child of John p. Raw. late
u sald Iiihcsburgh, deceased, u homestead of the
value OF 5000 90 from the real est tie of said dc.
ceased, her said ward is seized and possessed of m.
UNDIVIDED interest in a certain tract Of land situntrd
IN Sald iHn"sburgh, and in accordance with snid
decree OF said Count, duly set out by :. Commit 90
appointed by said Court for that purpose. That if
would he conducive to the interest Of Le, said wa,
10 have alt Of her said iuterc.t in said land sole.
a'd the procccds thereof invested in sticks ar otb,,
''ni estate, or put at interest. Wherefore she mnv.
'nld Court to grant her license to .cll all fine i,t.r,:.t
~ hrr SaId ward IN said homestead either at n,ivntc
Hal' or public auction. And said Court Ln,i o
"!otrcd ti'f the 2'tl day If February A.. u. lsjL,i
az the Probate oiic in Burlington aforesaid Lo -.
signed for hearing and deciding on said %nrlli.o tion
ana that You be notified thereof by ,UiiIi.Liny ,
.'t'hrati"n "f the tim" and plar, ~n.,i.I,d far hear.
ING three weeks 'urcr-si,cly in the burlington free
ff,S,' previous t. tie day fixed for h.a,in,
Ion are therefore notified thereof
ulNcn under my hand this 9Th dav of F.bruor,
a u. iS'i, at Burlingtpn aforesaid.
"''"1 W. IL. FRENCH, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable ,ho
D >rRrcr or cmrnE>pGx, s.. Probate Co Court ',3 f"r thc
district Of Chittrndcn, to all persons r,,c,,nrd IN
the estate of oliver Swain, late of Culri, strr H.
said District, deceased, ,ptr,r' "
Whereas, Narcu. Swain administrator Of rho os
tate Of said deceased. piopusc. To- render nm ocrn,nt
u ms administration OF said estate, and present hi.
account against the same for examination and allT,.
ahcI' ana whereas the said administrator has alsr
me- IN ,"li court his application in writing. nrov-
ing sad Court to "Atcni the time limited for the
payment Ut the debts against said estate far nn,
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

4 CONSISTING OF 2ij ACRES, ALL Arabic
y land Of an excellent quality, and "A desirable
variety of soils. 1t ha, two good Dwelling Houses,
and numerous Barns and Sheds is situated four
miles from burlington Village by the best road in
the County, and from the buildings commands a view
Of the broad Lake, its islands, bays and adjacent
scenery, superior To almost any other in town, max
ing II a very pleasant place of residence Altogether
il combines advantages rarely to be found united.
and VIII be sold ~ per cent lower than the average
prlet, for the last two years, of equally fertile West
ern Vermont land. GEO, I. BAR~TOW.
burlington, Jan. -. wifi
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CAPS. FURS,
Gloves, Trunks, DC. &c.


The subscriber has just returned from marke,
with the best, a al largest stock of Furs, Robes
al ve', &c. he has ever had. Call and examine
and if quality and price does not compare with an,
estal lishment here or elsewhere, tlen do not buy
Also a large Sfo,k of
Bonnet Cases, Trunks, Nallises. Ladies and Gentle.
mems S%atchrls, and Carpet Bags. Umbrellas. Canes
tiloves, Mittens, &C.,
Custom Work of all kinds made to order. lie
has employed Cap makers and Fur workers, that
cannot be exccllcd. Please call and examine their
work.
WM. &. DREW,
ormerly with y. Allen 4 Co., is connected with the
lboye establishment, and assures his friends, he
1evcr saw a better stock Of Goods than may now be
found at Barnum's. /. W,
College street. 2nd door from Church.
October II. 1853. dSwtf
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Great firo and Loss Of Life,

~ Our Topographic report of the Cam
bridge Cattle Market failed last week on
account Of a break Of the telegraph wire.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-10
DIR. }. Is. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON
Fo1 The Rs!itt end Cure
SUFFERING FEMALES.
stands pre-em-
L iuent for ia cura.

stands pre-"m-
L lnent for its cura.
tive power. in all
Ia for
which il is recon-
III e II d d, usually
called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
VI these are Prolap-
sns Cteri, or Falling
OF the Womb; FluUr
Albus, or Whites :
Chronic lnfalnma-
ton and liberation
of the Womb ; Incl
dental Heinorrhage,
or Flooding ; Pain.
full, Suppressed, and
Irregular Menstru.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-10

and in fact, by all cia,srs in TN community. Among
others it Is recommended by Rev. DR.. Lyman Bcecher.
late President OF Lame Theological seminary, Gin
clnuail, Ohio l,ry. lr. Leonard " Gods, Abbott
PROT, OF Theology in Andovcr Theological seminary.
Mass lion. Daniel p. Thompson, Secretary ui the
sat" Of Vermont, author uI "trcru Mountain
Boy. Lack Am-lon," &c.. Moutpclicr, VI. y.
J. NuINiin., E-q, formerly ~,,ll",l,I e IN. Port of
H"ltln'f", Md. Rev. j".cph Iit'h, Philadelphia,
Ia, l.. I"rnald, Portland, Me-, aud many others.
In connection with our old 81 cent %a,tirl". We now
put up a 81 size, in large square b"ttlr, with rich
enalneled blue wrappers, gilt directions, aud iar
smile OF VIM. Jon'n Cutler, containing nearly four
times the quantity of til, smaller size. .
~ Beware of CuuntcIf,its and limitations
Enquire for the article by its Whole Name, 4" Veg
dsbic Patn mary BdL>am."
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER 4 CO., Drug
SistS, 33 India ST., Boston, Mass, and sold by apnth-
cearies and Country Merchants generally. Price,
large size 81 small size 80 cents.
January -. w3lw3mos
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-10
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.

L II /. Il Il AT STANDARD
remedy tor all P.in"Hory Dis
t1NeS.-Extcn,ivcly used, tested
nnd approved in New England,
Canada and the British Province,
during "A period OF Twcnty-seven
y'ar,, hy Eminent Phy>iciuu,.
ClclG!mcn, Professors "i Colleges,
Theological ~cmiualics, Scientific
and Distinguished Public Men
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Pork, Fish, &c.

m BBLS. HEAVY MESS POR % bbl.
L Wv Lard 20 tubs do 100 qtls. Goldfish
- bUlS. MirNcrcl 40. / ANA 2 100 bA.. sul, 4
,ierrins> - KITS 90, Tor sale 10y
Il"nhi~h, b~nODGiTT Il co.
Nov. %. w, "
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Geo. y. ShaxV's Estate.

Geo. q. ShaIv's Estate.
WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BEEN
w appointed by TIE Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittcndcu, Commissioner.
to receive, examine and. adjust the claims and de-.
manls OF all persons, against the estate of George
u. shaw, late Of Burlington, in sail ni.trj-t. de-
ceased. represented l%n3"iNrnI, and also all claims
hnt dctntnd' exhibited in Offset thereto and six
month, nom the day of the date hereof, b,iu. AL
lowed b., said Count for that purpose, do therefore
hereby give notice, that We will attend t. the bu,i-
hc'' oI our pp"Iutncnt, At the office ot Wm.G. shaw,
H.q, in burlington, ia said district, ou the fourth
Mondays co.. March and June next, At 10 O'clock.
y. NJ. on each of said days.
Dated thi, 10th day OF December. A. b. lSi3.
p, DOuLITTLE,
JOHN y. ~POMENOY,\ N3Uw3
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DISSOLUTION

INHE FIRM OF CURTIS 4 WALKER Is THIS
day dissolved by mutual consent
Elther partner is authorized to settle the business
aud one or both will be in daily attendance for n
short time, at their old place If business, for that
purpose, where al whom it may concern are respect
lully requested to call. ". II. CT RTIS,
U. j. WALKER.
September l., 1888. dIwtf
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SALT

tnlln Bus. T. |. SALT.
tOpO 10000 bags Dairy do, Pure Rock, steam
refined and Western.
30 bags Liverpool fine do. 'Ashton's.
1000 bus. Canada salt,
just received and for sale by
iltNklLk, bLOlGETT x co.
nov ~ tN W.T.
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NH' wv ~
REFERENCES.
j. b. PECKHAM, NJ. b., Ulisa, v. Y.
l.. ID. FLEMING, NJ. D.. Canandaigua, \. Y.
Nj. II. MILLS, NJ, D., Rochester, y. y.
II. \. FuoTE, NJ. D., syracuse, My.
Prof DUNBAR, NJ. b. baltimore, Md.
j. {. ORRICk, NJ. d. Baltimore, Md.
W. W. REE.f, NJ. D., New York City.
W. PRRsoorr, NJ. b., Concord, y. Ii.
J,P. NEWLANp, NJ. h., Utica, n. Y.
Kew I. ;. BEARD, Glenn Springs, ;. C.
Pamphlets had gratis at the store OF Mr.. THEO.
DoRE A, PECK, Druggist, Wholesale and retail
Agent. Burlington, Vt.
Also sold by NELSON FAIRCIIILD, Milton, and
by most of the leading Druggist. in the State.
- Later addressed TO care Of NJ. Clut.. Hatch.
Agent at Rarrvna, OHIO.
10 Or, MARCHISI:-l have been ton wears ,rSsGf,S
with Female CumplaintS-prolspsus ut,ri. All tbs
attending diticulties at times rendering N, li,e
most miserable. | have had the attendance Of some
of the best physicians, with bur little success the
mort they could do Sas 10 relieve-a cure WAS uut of
the question, TOR I'VE months before commencing
with your medicine, | had not been able to perform
any '"p"r' could walk but a few steps at a time, and
scarcely went cut Of doors-iu short, | was coal.
iIctely Frustrated, both in body and mind. And "a,
pectcd To- drag out the rcst Of my days in saG,rii e
ana misery hut reading your adNertiScm,nt.
was lhuucrd to Try your invaluable Meiiciue called
Uterine Catholicon, nc the last ge4Qrt. had nj
used II a week before ielt lAe another woman
ny thu use of three bottles Was enabled to perform
all the labor for Ia III the family with ease. arS
could walk anywhere in the n,ighborhood wiibou,
INJURY. Nothing but sense Of my duty To- you and
- She afflicted, has induced me To- state NV ca.r 70
the public. lean safely rccommend the urpparatior
toal thoae suffering like myself,
l>lsned') Mrs, SARAS A. BisHOr.
FRrnpoN. Portage Co.. Ohio, Dec. n, 1859.
~ B. ANARCHIST / CO., Proprisor,.
q, Tsnt''i Depot aos srosd~sy, \. r.