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HENRY,S
li; iylEDRAIlya CDRDlAL,
Purely Vegetable in It's Composition.

Purely Vegetable in It's Composition.
THIS invaluable Cordial is extracted from
Il Herbs aud Roots. which have been found
after years Of experience. BY the most SIX .llul
Physicians, TO he possessed OF qualities most be.
neficial in the diseases for which il is recommend
cd. and hence whilst il is presented 10 the public
as an elficacious remedy, il is hso known 10 be
Of that character on which reliance may I've plac-
cd as 10 its safety. In cases Of lmpo,ency, Hoe
mortgages, Disordcred S,erity, Mcnstruaiion,
or Suppression of the Menses, fluor Alhus or
Whites, or for
DEBILITY
arising from any cause. such as weakness from
sickness, where the patient has been confined to
bed for some time, for Females after Coniinc-
meni, Abortion or Miscarriage, this Cordial can
not be exccled in its salutary effects: or in loss
Of Muscular Energy, Irriiahity, Physical Pros
iraiion, Seminal Weakness. PaIpta,ion Of the
Heart, Indigestion, Sluggishness, Decay Of the
Procreaiye Functions. Nervousness, &c. where
a TONIC Medicine is required. il will he found
equal, il not superior TO any Compound ever us-
cd.
TO FEMALES.
Hcnry's Invigmating Cordial is ono Of the
most invaluable Medicines in the many Com
plants 10 which Females are subject. II assists
nature 10 brace the whole system. checks cxccs.
ses, and creates renewed health and happiness.
Less suffering, disease and unhappincss among
ladies would exist. were they generally 10 adopt
the use OF this Cordial. Ladies' who are dchili-
tated by those Instructions which females are IL
able to- are restored by the use Of bottle or two,
10 bloom aud 10 sigor.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
To those who by excess have brought upon
themselves Weakness of the System, Premature
Decay, Nervous Affection, or any other consc.
quences Of unrcsirained indulgence. lcsscning
both mental and bodily capaeiiy--HolJ! Her.
rvs Invigoratng Cordpl,a Medicine that is pure
" Vegetable. will aid nature 10 restore those inn
poriant functions to healthy state. and will prove
of service. II possesses rare virtues, is general
remover of disease, and strengthened of the sys.
tenn.
AS A TONIC MEDICINE,
il is unsurpassed. We do not place this Cordial
on footing with quack medicines, and, as is
customary, append long list Of Recommends
tions, Certificates, &C., beginning with " Hear
wha, the Preacher SAYS and such like; it is
not necessary, for " Henry's Invigorating Cor
dial only needs trial to prove that il will ac-
complish all we say.
TIE GENUINE "HENRY'S INVIGO.
RATING CORDIAL"
i pnl up in 8 OF PANEL Bottles, and is easily
recognized BY the Manufacturers signature oil
the label Of each Bottle, (totounterfeil which is
forgcry.)
a. r Sold for So per Bottle; Six for So; and
Sic per dozen.
Prepared only by S. T.. COHEN, No. 3Ftank-
lin Row, Vine Street. below Eighth, philadelphia.
Pa. TO WHOM ALL ouDERs Nusr Br ADDRESSED.
For Sale by most Of the respectable Druggists aud
Merchants throughout the country.
April 26, 1854. 33-ly
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Rlack-smith Shop.

rUsHE suhsrribsr has non in operation one 81
Il the nosi extensive Smith shePs ever canned
a ii fhs toxn of Hillsborosgh. Having pro-
cured The services o. Mr.. iAaas h.BaRsrss tos-
n.esly Il Ponsmonih. Va. as fossman. with other
sod Nothern and s0uthrrn woEkmen, he brss
leave 10 say that be . nos prepared 70 execute
an xosk in this line of business IN The best nah
nrr and 81 short no;ice. Plantation Work vii
BE- done with nealnsss and de<psirh. and Horses
shod in The best manner. The iron work on
coaches. husgies. &c. viii be executed in ~
perior siyls and with proper regard 70 is d1Ta'
bilny. for further Information call u bis shaF
south east Of The Court House.
A. q. MURDOCH.
January IS. go
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lust Received,

a FIRES 4 s1PFiy g Weiss Aiamliir Srtis-
- an sehnspps. spsrise - inriPisui DIOP-
y, Ki5ssy comPlainls, 6ratei ana sions, &e-
~ Fer ale Al he PEinling 0fin.
ssfseuhu "a ~
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Copper & Tin.

THE suhsrsibrr hsying becorDe PfopEltl9s q
Il The Tin and Copper Esishlishneni lately
e@ned b. A. 4. M.rjOck. legs lesse 10 inform
The eililsns q HiIlshaFo1sh and the surrounding
eoBniry, that be will reniinpe 70 carry on the
Tin. and Copper Business in all iis various
branrhes. and would he plessed 10 have call
from 81 wishing 70 purchase any article IN his
linz Of business.
Merchants. Eill be supplied u The usual whole.
ale pfices. u The shortest noiicr. and the I'm
deliseied 81 their doors fire Of cost. Every ar
iicle warranted 10 be Of good material and Tie
workmanship good.
His shop will he found ~ King street. wed
Of The Masonic Hall snd opposite the Hotel Of H.
Nichols. ESQ.
CHARLES THOMPSON. ]
Sept. "a, 1853 Oily
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rKsr1nomY.

~ Testimony like the following rrnlers superacas all
comments the efficacy Of Bulis sarararla From W.
H. r. Yande Professor Of Chemistry In the lonisyilis
sIedral college have looked the lis cfngresnis
composing John Bnlls Compound Extract Of Ssrararls,
and have no hesitation In saying ths they Form safs
compound and that promises well In chronic dissrs
% which I !. applicable l. r. yASDkIi.s ~ D.
Louisville. June q, 1919.
ghat Dr. Pyles physician by appointment the Louis
ellie Marine Hospital, says Of Bulls sarsaparila:
LOUISVILLE. March 20, 1879.
hare examined the prescription Cor the prpsra,on %
John Bulls sarssparilla aud believe the combination TO
be excellent and well calculated produce alter
stive impression the system. have used 10 both in
public and private practice aud think the best article
90 Sarsaparla now in use.
". pYLEs, M.D.
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Iiostl,al
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FOR SALE at the DRUG STORE,

IVAN HORNS Celebrated Shoulder Braces
Abdominal and Uterine Supporters, univer-
sally approved.
December Ia. Is
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A fresh supply Of
nlonatt's Life Pills and Phoenix
Bitfers.
Received and for sale at the Post Office.
l,ovemher ~ hi-
DIR. STRONG,S
Compound Sanatiyc Pills.

rI,HESE Pills are entirely Vegetable, and ARE
most superior MEDICINE in the cure Of al
Bilious Complaints. chiiis md F.rer, Dysptp-
sia, cosiiremss. Lirer Compliant, .joundicc,
Sick HEADACHE, Serotuia, Sal RheuD,. Feners Of
aHkinds, Loss Of Appeiife, 0bs'ructedand Pain
fui Mensiruation. and all lingering Diseases.
Asa fJmalc Medicine they ari like q charmi
and when taken according 10 the directions, they
never fail 10 cure the worsl cases Of Piles, al
Ter al other remedies iail.
They parity the blood, cqnalizr the circulation,
resiore The Liver, Kidneys, and other Secreiofy
Organs to healthy tone and action; aud as an
Anti. Bilious Family Medicine, they have no G.
quail. Price % cents per box.
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AWE have something inc for the Hair a, the
w Drug Store. viz: Whites Hair Reecnera-
o l.Bury's Tricophcrous; Lyons ka,hafon ;
ii,ums, in fancy jars; &c. DC.
Di.R Dozen Fresh Citrate Of Magnrsia, re
u -eivrd Al the Drug Store.
Apr ".
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CENTLEMEN in want Of pretty and CON.
M for,.bls summer CATER. will find an as-
sortuent at the store Of
): c. TURRENTIHE & son.
May 30. Us
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Spring Trade, 1854.
To North Carolina Merchants.

To North Carolina Merchants.
10y the arrival Of The steamer Europa and
ID packet ship Panama, We arc in possession
OF our
SPRING IMPORTATION OF
Foreign Goods,
selected for our sales hy Mr.. VIM. Wcddcl in
tho ENGLisH, ScorIsn aud IRlsn MARKETS.
We have also received from the Eastern Ci-
tics large and commanding stock Of
Domestic Fabrics
purchased from first hands, which we are pre-
pared TO offer 10 the Trade ut as low prices as
they can hc found in any market.
North Carolina Merchants are respectfully in
sitcd TO give US call when they VIM our mar
Ae'' STEVENSON & WEDDELL,
Sycamore ST., Petersburg. Va.
March, 1854. 90
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M AZ y f01Dd 90 thf uTls ctQifI 4 EFfli ~ 7
~ risfF 81 Ga Books snd Annatls. anoHs
= hieh ase he fSllo4ing;
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IusT RECEIVED. at the Drug Store, large
- supply Of Gum Drops.
GROUND Pepper. Ginger, and Cinnamon,
~ received al tho Drug Store.
November %. ~
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DIR. STRONG'S

.p.gCaDIAL eslDlt.AGEl PILLS.
4 Remedy FIR Coughs, Colds, CaforSh, Broa-
chitis, Group. Mhnoping Cough, Asthma, Con-
sumption, Nervous Diseases. dyspepsia, Costivc-
ness, Erysipelas, Disease OF the Heart. lnflamma-
ton aud Pain II, The Chest, Back and Side, and
all diseases arising from u lerangcd stale Of the
Stomach, aud 10 relieve the distress aud bad feel
ing from ealing too hearty food, in weak and
d,7,rpic habits. j Warranted TO be pure
~ Vegetable.
These Pills act rs an Fxpectorant, Tonic, and
Aperient. One - cent box possesses three times
more power 10 cure diseases than one dollar
bottle Of any Of The Syrups, Balsams, or SaIsapa-
TilIas that were ever made. and simple trial of
only one box will prove this important truth.
They prOinOfe ExpectOr;sti0ii,
Loosen the Phlesm, and Clear the Lungs aud
other Srcrctory Organs Of all morbid matter, and
there is no other remedy in The whole Ma,era
McJica capable Of impar,ing such healing pro-
ipercs 10 tho Lungs and Vital Organs as these
Pills. They cure COstiycRcSS, produce
good, regular Appetite, and Strengthen the
System. Price rs cents per box, containing rs
doses Of medicine.
Call ON the Agents who sell the Pills. and get
the Planters Almanac" gratis, giving full par
ticulars and certificates oIcures.
Both kinds Of the above named Pills are for
sale in Hlsborouch hy DENNIS BEARTT;
and at Chapel Hill hy JAS. >. Lucas; who
also kerpa supply of DIR. Spencer's Vegetable
Pills, and DIR. HuIl's Celebrated Pills, which stop
the Chills and F,ycr the first day, and do not
sicken the stomach OF operate on the bowels.
August 80. 00-ly
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JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
DYA. G. MURDOCH, Large Lot Of Il ear
ID dy-made Clothing, such as Frock
and Dress Coats, Over Coats, Panlaloons, Vests,
DC, of various kinds of MATERIAL, and Of fashion,
able cut. Call aud see.
November. % IL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-03-03

rs aui cuuur ut'c ii, tthrrntrly To- rtn,nct tie
hInlng ruhn ~ s'nn. ui' tu,unh,rs. l,rlplus
ih"ns"Nr~ +" hran,lv and lu such pu.cf refresh.
in"ut - ililv ruuid lind. the Eai'riip .|v.
Ni''r tis,'. tuo at r,in nrn wrH u, $tr''4,
'"f'ln" "a" uth'r two ~ thr din ~ r'hti. NJ
". knowing shat the cnt,uh"ls a. the m'm.
l., r. ni the tuMlj w.r, kent nck"i. nuI intt
M n'rsn" w's IN hls own 70 iu Mrs. Wr 2 t
h"ng absent icnn TIE rry., suffered VI" tyo
Williams 10 ascend the sratrS w,ihuui 'll~u,honr"
Soon one at tue twain. who cn,,n't duvn
stars. and vino appeared to he lra,irr Of the
ptnG. gIyr ~ hiS icihw hrulncr ui stone,
weighing .haut two pnnnAs, and 'oid ham to
lpip Il up stars and "gIve II To ttp mnstor,
ndunnisnng hun ct the same time with m olth
to give il To him night" Mr. W thinking this
was n favorable motnrn for an attack. rushed
into the dining room ma made ~ one Of the
Williams with his javrn. The'icilnw attempt
e.I To- defend himself W lh formidable luoking
butcher knife with n sharp blade, about ten
inches ia length. The h,nilr OF tins wen pOn
Mr.. W. struck ne II M,s thrl.t n hi.u, aud thu
broken portion can now b. plainly seen. Mr..
w. lnmrdirirly cautht ;!ir fellow ana threw
INN hcad.ung To the floor. The second burg
lar rushed 10 the md of has comruie, and was
greeted with slot from the revolver, bu 1t Is
uncertain whether the load took effect
TIE nose of the scuflia and the shouts of
VT w "I'rm'o me Two oufgiafs VINO were
up 7'nIfS rahS'Eh'n ''' mousse ana 'y .'n,ht
ui'''N rushed u""n l" '"e uSsiS''"'r W u'I''
conpanion7' hp hGh' now o'c'"i' .HL"'iuI'
ann MI W H2nl was cohlpe'Ieo 10 u''e"u nun
sell against inc '"ur pnrGI"r'' VINO cut Ut nun
with 'htr hn''rs ana s'ro'e 70 Ei'I nun rive t
Sho's were tfeu from .le revovPt tlle sM i,l
MISSING hre--ann 'He JaEe,ih was NOT NePt 'u,c'
Meantime Inu 80" OF Nr W. n'"r,'g 'ne
h''Ie' S"n'''eu ',iuI'r' luS,''y "nu Wv .emo"s
u'ao' ''"' utN' VI ''e'' wa! W. ou' NV '"ou'
having su'lh'nen some serious "oup'7 ,
w; tues tiat I've n,tu s,'o AZ ,'.' a ~, Wv
ruLiAn7 "n'ie smuggling WIN I'" ma 'i''t I've
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In thi. village, Oh Eilsy morning. Feb, 2ith, at
o'clock, JOHN HOWARD, aged 81 years.
Lat evening, at 10 o'clock, after a long illness,
L. 4 ENuLE,bi, aged - year
A Chattanooga Tenn, January 9th, after Il
short illac's Ms, Lui, \. lALl, Of Mairid, \. Y.
late OF Burlington f,a,h Seminary
ogiensbursh papers please copy
In Windsor, Feb. II, Mn Harriet l.. Hatch, wife
"i Albert q. Hatch, E.q.
In II, Nlhans, Feb, I'd. Capt. Loui- II. Ecal.
gbOni 30 years of age.
Ia ti,l tn.h,n oI ih' 9Th inst. 5lrah. vii, Of
h. MhiInry, aged - yeas.
la Franklin on the 18Th last, Mathew Grce, aged
5 year,.
la lIi-hgaic, Luiher j. Robinson, aged - year.
la hinrr, J,u, -, sara Wight aged 20 years
Also February Sd, abigail Burdnian, wife Of llcniy
tutler, aged ~, Also Feb. 10Th, Mis-. Laura CooL
aged -
In Leicester. Foo 0, Miss Honora NJ. Barker
daughter Of Walter }. Barker. aged 10 years. Also
On Feb. =, Walter /. Barker, aged ~. Also 0l the
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10th list. fInnc- u. Allcn, son.or William Alden
E.,l.. AGED ~ ,,uts.
In Hnttlcho," on the 81 ia.t.. Of inflammation ou
Tue hram li'ny Ad''ds h.q., "i tihr, 10. ui,d .,
,,rr-.
In bradio,d F,b. =. MI. l,rD.. Wit. uf john
N lniirc LsQ.. n-cd 80 v,a...
Ia t"rintn teb. II, Nr.. 49, .,ejr N,.. ID tiu,l,
StNcns, aged ~ year. and 10 ,n"pt,.
II Woodstock Feb, l-ta, 'tr.. N..,ucti Darliu .
widow "i I"hn Darling, q ga +~ yco,s.
In south Ncwbury, Nd. i.cu .tniu Atwood, , .od
about 20 years.
In sheldon ON the 18th init. Nr.. Abigail Fair
banks. aged - year and i, u,ith..
In south WOtdstucE GA the sat inst. Richard
Hayes Esq, aged 20 ycn-.
In Calais, Feb. IL. jonathan Tucker. aged 81
In Westminster, Feb >, MIR. Mark Richards, aged
81 years.
In pummcrston, Feb. I'M, Mr., Abi-al wife ui
John Foster, aged ~.
In iiydcpark ON the sth in t., Luthcr larr, a.ed
20 years.
In Dorchester, Mass, Jan. ~, MIR. Daniel b.
Cleaycand, aged SO years nud ! months
In 81. Adams on the 10Th inst, Of Cnnsnnution,
Mrs. Mary, wife of Joseph T., loyal, aged -.
Ia Wet k"SLurs, Feb lJt,, Ne io. .ph Piin,,
aged 30 years.
In South Woodstock on thy nth int, Nrs. Ect-ry
Ralph. widow of the lStc Amo liaIa, aged -.
In Nrwhuiy, Feb. stb, Mr.. Luci,, H.. vii. If l.
j. Mclhdoc, aged 2, years
In Como, Ill, Jan. I'D, Nh. John llapgooj, as,d
-. Inte Of Reading, Vt.
i" E''t .hoh'pelief, on The ith it., Rebcccn,
"ido" Of the late Gen. Farley Da,ia. occd -.
In RoXbury on the 30th ult.. Mr.. Jonathan Stan
ton, aged A.
la Waterbury on tie "a inst, Mis- Eliza Ann
Slillen, in the 10th year Of her uge
In Guiltord, Feb. llth, Miss Allcnah IloughtoD.
aged 80 years.
In Westminster, Feb. 9Th, Miss Lucy 0. whipple,
aged So
In South Barre, Feb. 4th, Mr., Samuel Olds aged
50 years.
In sudbury the Path ult., Mrs. NJ Morton
wife Of Gideon Morton, aged 60 years.
In Monkton, Jan. 18th, of Consunpton c linda
l.. daughter of George and Eyelne Dart, aged ~
In West Potsdam, y. Y, Fob. :, Russell Dana,
youngest child Of NJ. D. and c. A. /. Isharn aged
1 months and II DAYS
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To Sell or Let.

TIVE WELL KNOWN AND CONMODIOUS
] Hotel, the Z" NORTlIFIELD HOUSE" pleas.
sntly located at convenient distance from the depot
in Northfed Vermont, will be sold, or leased ior
term Of years,
The premises in good condition the house
proper contains sixty rooms we'll arranged there
any other rooms directly connected t.orewith
nHirh will be len sed along Nth it II desired
the whole Is we'll painted ia modern style the
furniture will be sold with the prem- il agreed c
10 the wishes Of the purchaser or lessee thereof
Nr. Rogers other business engagements are such
that he l. determined to leave the house, therefore
very favorable terms will he given,
For further particulars, enquire Of JAMES c.
DUNN, in Boston, or WIN. ROGERS, at the sstab.
lshmsnt.
NOIthlsld. EsV. 1, 1853. w2Oti
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Ii wa known many years ago tn at the wild cherry
tree Of thi- climate possessed valuable medicinal
properties. lnjeed this fact was knowu to the
aborig no, ami detection OF the leaves or bark Of
tins tcc ha been regarded by their ply scians
one of the eticctual remedies in many dis
ease This iurt, several years since rrestcd the
attention OF pr. M.tar, hi Oily respectable prac-
utioner "I Virginia. He investigate with care,
the healing properties Of Wild chcrry-tcsted it,
effect, when administered alone" and when in conbi-
nation with other remedial agents. lie found that
It's natural virtues might be greatly improS ed, and
by combining it with ingredients, whose properties
were well proved and generally recognized meii-
cine wa, produced which constitute. a remedy of
great value in pulmonary affection. and d of
the chest and heart-diseases which are proverbialy
prevalent in our cities and large town, and often
prove fatal, swelling the bills of mortality to much
greater extent than is the with most othcrs We
had almost said all other classes Of diseases.
EtdmiHt closely betore Purchasing
The genuine Balsam is put up in bottles with the
words " DIR. Wl>rAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, Phla." blown in the glass,-each bottle
bearing label on the front, with the signature of
II WI>rAH, NJ b.
This will be enyeloped hereafter with wrapper
copyright secured lsi4 on which will always appcur
the written signature Of ~ BU IT," ANY one
countcrlriting the label wrapper, forging the
signature Of the General Agent, will he punished
with Tia" utmost rigor of the law.
Agents tor burlington and vicinity, Mr.. TIlEO, A.
PELh, A..C. rPEik SlMONDS NEEpHAM
shclburu NJ. IL LII, lliuesburgh f.. ALEXAN-
DER, Charlotte II. o. HODGES, Richmond, and
I. ". X. NICHOLS, Essex. wjCwl
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GA SAD AccDFNT.-Mr,S Scott q lumbar
merchant, Of Waterford, attempted 10 get
aboard Il freight train, AT thnteaugay GA
Tuesday Of la-t week, hat unfortunately his
feet slipped, and one of hi. legs was thrown
under the wheels and crushed. from tie anclr
e. the thigh IN Shaking manner. Con
WINGED thar hr must soon die he sent tpr IA
.lustlrr ol IL, Peace, and made his will. lcly-
,ng all his property, valued at 5000 900, 10
his wife " h,n asked If h" wanted 10 pro-
AIDE Tor has rhilirh. be- replied thai Liz wifr
runld provide for them. liz, fingered until
evening, and died Will" the physician. were
making preparations 10 take on his leg.
Piau<burgh R,y"Liican.
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Quality, style of Finish, or Price.
Vermont Italian Marble.

NLfNh u DVDVT,
PROJECTORS, MANCHESTER VI.
4 v EXTENSIVE MILL AND FIXTURES
IN have recently been erected, aud the proprietor
now prepared to furnish any description of Mar
BILE, in any quantity or style desired.
They are satisfied that then facilities viii enaLl,
them to furnish Marble Of n superior quality, fol
Baiifms Purposes, and for M,aumtnts especially, on
as favorable terms as the poorer qualities of other
Quarries can be obtained and on account Of the
very excellent quality Of this Marble, they have
every Reason to believe that great demand will be
secured tor the same.
Orders may be addressed to CT ARK a DODGE
Factory Point, Vermont, to EDWIN CkANSTON
our Agent al No. Plat Street, New York
March !, lsjI. d&wtf
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SPRING STYLE HATS.

lie subscriber has received his spring style Hats
call and examine then, they will recommend them
selves. To those who have not purchased their
furs, Ladies, OF Gentlemen, and contemplate doing
50 this Winter, he would say. call and them
now, a. theIe will be inducement presented, which
must insure immediate sales.
|. W. BARNtM.
Feb. 81. lS5I. dA.lf
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John Howara,s Estate.

ooHh llOW al II GStdIts
STATE or VERMONT, I To all person con-
District Of Chttenden, SIS, in the estate Of John
Howard late of Burlington in aid District deceased
tREETiNG
At Probate Court h olden at Burlington within
and for the District of Chittendcn, the 2sth day
February A. ID. 1854 an Instrument purporing to
he the last viii and Testament of John Howard,
late of Burlington in said District, deceased, was
presented to the Court aforesaid for Probate, Ly
John i. Howard and Amos c. Spear, the Executors
therein named and it is ordered by said Court
that the 18th day of March A. b. 1854, at the Office
of the Probate Court in said Burlington be assigned
for proving said Instrument and that notice thereof
be given to all persons concerned by publishing this
order three weeks successfully in the Burlin gton
Free Press, newspaper printed at said Burling ton,
previous to the time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court at the time and place aforesaid and contest
the probate of said will, if you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis.
trict this 2sth day of February A. b. lsj4.
w3Gw3 W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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I'b' 81, I7'',
~ Market, tJl Beet tatl,, nu Si"u., 20 Working
oxen. - '""s aHt 'dI'+ ls,o Sheep and Lamb,
lsu swine.
P.i.-s- E'cf Cattlo The supply .ac,t and higher
prize. were obtained. We quite ENta - Il 30 ;
hat quality =, ,uaa -,,oni 's" at 8. Cd 81 thnd
do, =, IGnt.,,.
Working "Aen--No -al',, probably on account of
the -rNere weather.
Cows and Culv,s--525, ~, 81, o., g., l2ai5.
Sleeps and l.amb--s3,jO, ~, -, Z, sa . 80.
swiue-No sales in lots to peddle. lew were
Issailed 1t a a t.e
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FROM EiROP
More Fighting on the Danube.

Bo>roN, March |, 1854.
Steamer Andes from Liverpool, February
II, three days later, arrived at thi, port this
\. VI.
Breadstufs have experienced NJ material
change, hut are no higher
The English Government has chartered l.
steamers 10 carry troops to Turkey. The
lrrHrI Government was making cxtraordi-
nary preparations. Two OF the Cunard boats.
the Cambria and Niagara, have been with
drawn from the line to take troops to Malta.
There has been more lighting on the Dan
ubr with much bIood,hed and tho Turks have
rerelcd TO hal,fat. $4,000 russian troops
would soon attack Ktnfat.
ia" period Of 10 days allowed hy the Forte
for The Russian acceptance OF HE term, njop.
ted BY the Turkish Cabinet, expired Thursday
Feb. 5h.
The new Reform bill had been Introduced
IN the English far.iamrnr. It was not received
with much satisfaction cilhcr by Llnerlls or
Conservatives.