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The Unparalleled and astonishing efficacy Of Dr.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, in all the diseases
for which it is recommended, curing many cases
after the skill Of the bcst physicians was unUyailng
has effected large and incrcs ing demand for it
This fact has caused several uupfinciplcd counter
feiteTs and imitators Ia palm of spurious mixtures,
of similar name and appearance, Tor the genuine
Balsan. DR.. Wistar's Bulsam of Wild Cherry
is the only genuine. The rest merely initiate the
name of the original, while thcy possess none its
virtues.
LOOK WELL To THE MARKS
The genuine BalSdm is put up in bottles, with the
words "Dr. Wistar's -iialsam OF Wild Cherry.
Phnad.," blown in the glass, each bottle bearing
label on the front with the signature of
II. WGSTAR, VI. J..
This will b. cuvcopcd hereafter with wrapper
copyright secured, 1874 which will always
appear the written signature of " |. BUTTS"
THE GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
DIR. Wista''s Balsam Of Wild Cherry
On account of its great popularity, has been
Ericns'reiY Conntert,Hed IN PhiIad,iphia,
And some thousand bottles of the spurious imitation
thrown into the market and extensively circulated,
EXAMINE CLOSELY BEFORE PURCHASING
Agents for burlington and vicinity, Mr.. TIIEo. A.
PECK, A. C. SPEAR; SIMONDS a NEEDHAM,
shelburn NJ. HILL, Hinesburgh f. ALFNAN-
DER, Charlotte II. o. HODGES, Richmond, and
1. W. X. NICHOLS, Essex. wj9wl
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Alpheus HALLS Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT fbe Probate Court
DIsriucT or c"rTESDEN, SIS. for the District afore
said To all persons intores led in the Estate Of
Alphcus Hall late of Milton, in said District, de-
ceased, GREETISG:
Whereas, Alphcus Hall, Jr., and Caroline Hall,
Administrators Of tho estate Of said deceased, pro-
poses to render account of his administration of
said Estate and present hi, account against the
same for examination and allowance BY .ali Court,
and the said Court having assigned for that purpose,
the lst day of April A. D. 1854 at the office Of the
Probate Court in Burlington; in said District, and
ordered that You be notified by publishing che time
and place assigned aforesaid, three weeks success
sively in the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper
printed at said Burlington, the last of which publ
cations to be previous to the day fixed for hearing
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court at the time and place aforesaid and show
cause if any YOU hate Why the said account should
not be allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
tlct this | lth day of March A. b. 1854.
v3s,-3 II FRENCH, Judge
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

March To, Ihl4
At Market, $50 Beef Cattle, no Stores Is pnirs of
Working Oxen, SO Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep and
Lambs, 1000 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-RXtra - % first quality
nary SC, CTS.
Working Oxen-lOO 40 lis, 1901 lto
Cows and Cslvcs-Sl7, 10, 20, -, 80, 81, aiO
Sleeps and Lambs-S3, $50, 3,75, IA extra
So, CTS, s,9a 10.
swine-5a SIC retail a Tie Fat Hogs of
which there were, of the above reported 800 at ,c
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DRY GJGN2.
Drv Goods ut wholesale

The undersigned receiving direct froir'
Europe, large importations Of Dry Goods, cmb. az
ing many new and beautiful styles Also, very
general and desirable stock Of American Goods, all
Of which they arc prepared to offer to the trad" On
tho most favorabc terms. Particular attention
given Cloths Ca.simercs. Nestings and 1nilorin:
Goods generally. An examination Of our stock BY
Merchants and Merchant Tnyo-s q solicited.
A. NJ. & ". y. SrR0NG,
importers and JobJers Brood'rop, Albany.
A. VI. Strong. VIM. y. Strong. I. d. tronS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
State Of Vermont, Chittenden
County.

ALLISON OWES,
THOMAS u. WILSON
VNTHEREAS, Allison Owen of Cincinnati, in the
w State Of Ohio, has this day filed his petition
in said Court against Thomas u. Wilson, Of tho
City of New York, showing that said Wilson on the
second day of August, A. D. 1853, duly executed to
said Owen NOR gage decd of certain land situated in
Burlington In The Cpunly Of thticndcn aid described
follows viz, parcel If land situated In said Bur
lngton on the northcry side of the WinooaN
Turnpike, bounded the west by land If the late
A. W. Hyde, north by land lately owned by Harry
Hatch, east by land lately owned by Noah Ray
momd conditioned for the payment Of twelve hum
drcd ninety Fix dollars and twenty five cents,
specified in promis,ori note, bearing date on the
second day Of August A. u. 1888, payable to said
Owen or order on demand with use and signed by
said Wilson aud now unpaid according to the effect
of the same aud praying that the equity of rcdcmp
ton of the said Wilson in the ptCin,os may be fore
closed agrccaby to the act to diminish the expenses
of Purchasing mortgages in equity and whereas it
appearing that the said Wilson is not a resident Of
this State and has not had notice of the pcndcncy of
this petition therefore it is ordered by said court
thtt 'ht sdi1 Wilson he notified to make his per-
sonn appearance before the Court Of Chanccry to he
held at Burlington in and for the County Of Chit
tcnden aforesaid ON the first Tuesday of May, 4 L.
1854, then and there to make answer to the said
petition Of the sa1 Owen and abide such order aud
decree therein as to said Court shall seem meet,
and this he may not fail to do under penalty of
one thousand dollars, by publishing this order
together with the substance of said petition in the
Burlington Free rrcss, a public newspapers, pub
lished at burlington aforesaid for three weeks
cessvcly, the last Of which publications shall be at
least twenty days previous 70 the commencement of
! the said May term Of said Court.
Given under my hand at Burlington this | It'll da y
/ Of March, \. j. 1854.
| J. :. ADAMS, Clerk.
| GEORGE r. EDNrNDS SoI;c,t3r w3SwJ
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z. G.. DAVIS & Co.

Nannfacturt, If AVID WA7iesaie De7irs n
REA DY MA DE CT OTHIN &.
importer. and Jobbers OF Cloths, Ca..imeres Vests
ings and Trimmings. A large assorsme' t Of fms
and medium, low priced Clothing constantly on
ha nd and for sale on the most liberal terfn'. Mer-
chants are invited to call and examine our stock.
Nos 3 and 4 E1ch0nee. AbanN.
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NATHANIEL WRIGHT.

IMPORTER, sANurAcTrRER ASD DEALER ~
Coach and !S1dJi,ry Hardcrrc, Piv-hcs, Ctihs Dam
ask RuJj,r Cloth, Potent Lc1tbrr, Conai md L,Iihr
Fnrrtsh, " DELEFAN BLOCH,"
No. 32i Btosd~ay, corner If Hamilton Street.
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Vermont Italian Marble.

Vermont Italian Marble.
CLARK Il DODGE,
PROpRIEIORS, MANCHESTER VT.
4 y EXTENSIVE MILL AND FIXTURES,
y have recently been erected, aud the propricorS
nrc now prepared To furnish any description OF Mar
Bile, IN any quantity or style dc sired.
They are satisfied that their facilities will enable
thcm io furnish Marble of a superior quality, for
BwtiUr Purposes, and for .HHun.n's especially, ON
q. favorable term, rs the poorer qualities of other
Quarrics can bee obtained aud on account Of the
very excellent quality of this Marble, they have
every reason to believe that groul demand will be
secured Tor the same.
orders may be addressed to CLARK DODGE,
Factory Point, Vermont, or to EDWIN CRAhSTON,
our Agent AZ No. Plat street, New ork.
March !, le5i. dSwtf
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--------.--- ----.-----. --
Tx TurR,p,y last law ease was III,
,ciled by the Supreme Ccur, of New York
city, by which an Fnylsh house, Baylcy,
Brothers & Co., recover the heavy damages
OF mnag;tcnr thousand @' hn""rc" d"""rN'
against the Western Vermont Railroad Conn
lsny, it being the value OF oooo tons oi RAIL
road iron, furnished ny the rlaintihS' The
iron did not arrive at the time stipulated and
the Company received 1t under protest and
afterwards refused to pny, The 1jmcS says
We believe this verdict is the heaviest TINT
has been awarded VI any single SUIT at least
!" '0is Wy, ~, S',, ,,i 'r H., nv ,"sG u
Che J"h,ure must show that damage had lmcn
sustained by them in the delay OF the iron.
',ls 'nr Non'l",s I,' not 5' S.u ~ 'o"ohn?w-
lnycyc r 10 rho ruliny Of thu Ccurt f''''7'
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In Wc.ttul, IN Thursday, the 9TH of March. after
short and severe illness, JN$r D., wifi of lmluosr
!. Cook, and daughter Of Harry DoNucr, HsI. Of
Rptou aged &c y,ai. and months.
In st. Albau., March S, of consumption, sally,
daughter of VIM. ". aud Mary H. Th'rp, aged II
years,
lr FahHrld Fcb 27ih widow Rachel Baker, aged
81 ycirs
Il Eo Monipcicr Centre, F,u. q, MIR. Ecnp,nn
Wnliugs. aged ~ years.
IN Brookdcd, March 2, Hon. Frederick Giiswold,
aged 80 yeas.
In W,athcr.Gcld, March {, Mr.. Warren wife of
Mr.. John Warren, aged 81,
In Wo-t frrlcr, Feb %, Nr Lydia, vito ct
BcnJn'u Nttt, ar"i GO ,ttr,
In MWy,yillc, California. sep. -. 1851. q dy.ru.
tory, Mr. George Bacon, son of rul Isaiah Bacon,
of Tunbridgc, aged about 80 years.
III Rutland, Feb. 18th, Samuel Getting, aged ~
year.
In Peru. y. Y. March 10th, Goorgc S., .on Of
Horace aud Sarnh h. Acklty, apoi months
In banyille, March 10, Of NAL roX, Mr.. llorin'
da wife of Isaac Hunt, aged IS.
In Grauby, Fcr. u, Of consumption, Jason Car
rchtor, aged % ycarA aud $ months
In Newark, Vt. March sih Alt- chTrloito. "ilr
Of tlphcu- Stoddand. Esq goi Go lcai..
In Dunmcrston, February lith, MIR. Asa Gatc'
aged -.
In Ncwfanc, March 9Th, Charles c. Myrid.li
aged 81.
in rutncy, March lth Mrs sylvia, wife Of David
Brooke, aged ~ ycnrs
In Northicld; 18th inst. oi con sumption, Laura
wife of Danic, Rcvnuds, aged 2G
In Morristovn Mcrch 21 tbs ONLY dajgh ~ o
Abel Spaulding. aged years.
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ry-Our acknowledgements are due to Hon.
5. Foot for important public documents.
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STOVES.
Stoves Stoves !

StONc6 0tOfSs
The Subscribers offer 20 the trade on fair and lib
sral terms large and complete assortment Of Sorrs,
of the first quality for both coal snd wood, among
which are the celebrated Black Diamond aud May
Flower Cooking Stoves and the Irving and fTansiin
Coal Burners. Also, large assortment OF New
Pattern Parlor Stove, for wood.
Eosi, Foundry, No. ITO B,arr-St, Alb1rp
TREADWELL 4 PERRY.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
George 4. WOOlyertOn ~ Go.

MANUFACTURERS and Nho'l'o'c Dealers IN
Boot. and Shoe. also, Agent for C'oodyssrs India
Rubbers, and j. Patriige's Boots
$50 and ass Broadway, Albany y. u
G. A. Woolvsrton. 7. Dunn. c. Il. Noolvcr'on.
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For Sale or to Hents

4 NEW STONE COTTAGE on FUTILE ST.
z ~ tn, Village. lf rented, the rent can bc
applied GA repairs upon The Premises. Al'o three
House on Cnilin's Lane.
ApPly to t. WILLOW, ED, or TO
WM. NJ. MILLER
Burlington, March II, 1851. dEwU
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Massachusetts, Legislature.

BOSTON, MATCH ~.
The Hoosac Tunnel State Loan Bill passed
the House to-day, by a considerable majority.
1t had preyiourly passed the Senate
THE NEBRASKA BILL
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ASHKS-The market is not so firm and stock is
increasing The late high prices have been occa-
stoned by the scarcity in particular for Pearls which
we now quote at ST IS, by the quantity with quiet
market. Pots Sc l2l.
BUTTER-The market is dull for all grades ex-
cept choice, and prices tending to lower rates, and
accordingly reduce quotations
BEANS-Tlrre IS less demand even for a choice
guilty. The poorer kinds are dull.
CHEESE-Thcre is a continued sea rcity of a
prime article and yet no large quantity could he
sold at the highest price, the arrivals have increased
the past few days.
DRIED APpLES--Thc price. have declined and
market dull, with n a largo stock generally.
FLOCR-There has been better dcmar; from
tho trade the past week than any previous week since
January last, and holders have been able t, realize
an advance of Is SOC per Dbl, from the lowest
point. The receipts have been liyht and the stock
for salois small, particularly Of the lower grade
Western and South ern, which arc most sought after
The retail demand has also been pretty active and
with reduced stocks in the hands Of dealers, a fair
demand may now be reasonably looked for. Later
news by steamer of a decline Of 50 cts,
GRAIN-Thc arrivals of Corn havc been large
After the close of last report the market wa,
quite firm and sales at SIS a 90 per bu for yellow
but the subsequent large receipts caused prices to
redace to 81 esc per bu. In white sales at 81 a
soc per bu. Oats firm and high. Sales Of
northern at 90 a Ssc per bu. Canada Pea, have
declined 25c per bu.
PR0VISIONS-Thc arrivals Of Pork have been
quite large, and tho market is we'll supplied -
Tho demand from the trade has been moderate and
prices re about Soc per Dbl lower. Dressed Hog.
are dull at a &c as to quality.
POTATOES-Are in good supply and demand
SEEDS-Thcre is an active trade at quoted prices
STARCH-No change to notice in Potato Starch
with sales at 81 6sc.
wooL-The demand for fleece Wool ha. beer
quite active, and the sales Of the week add up 200
900 lbs at quoted prices Prices have a further
downward tendency.
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Tnal EGtntc FOR Sale.

lsCal G5tGtC tOf SAFE.
ETlNI 80 ACRE LOTS OF WOODLAND, on
a l'io south line Of Wexford, good land and
heavily tirbcrcd.
'''.t "Hon I'r1 If about l'o r"rcs II the
0uuli pur uf Milton, known a, the HirHc Farm,
Al.o, siN acre, Of Interval aud ia Burlington.
N.p Oh" rorAGr in Burlington ON the corner Of
H,al and Champaign Streets.
Also, the PHgNisEs formerly owned and occupied
Icy the ll. Hon. llcmn Allen
M.o 200 acres ur good timber land in Johnson
Any or III tac above property will ho 'old at low
priac' aid on easy terms. apply to
j X. CONVERSE.
Burlington FOL. lr, l-5t d2w&~ mos.
valuable Real Estate for Sale.
EKOu:E AND Lot oN WILLARD STREET
u"u I've Academy in burlington, now occupied
h. VI. II. Hyiustnn.
Al.o. my Dwelling liou,o and HOME Farm in
Won ipn ,iiIa,e, tic farm containing about 30
ilr. Of ,ri1a'lo weilov and timber iaud
Al~n, \ valuable farm IN hincstut.l village,
containing about rs acre Of improved and wood
land
Apyly to tho Subscriber at Wil.iston, or VIM. NJ.
Mli.y or Joba L. Nhccl-r, No. 10 Pcr'.s FLOCK,
BWliu.ton HARRY MILLER.
March t., 1884. dtwG
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Buffalo Rohes.

ID HIT IO INOUUss
II o L g 1T DURING THE LATE MILD
At weather at greatly reduced prices aud for sale
at small advance Nom cost, by
X. ALLEN 4 co.
Jan. 20. 1854. d3vu
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HARDWARE.
DAVI DSON 4 IELE,

Importers Of and Dcalors N
HARDWAR AVD CTTrLNRY. IR0N,
STEEL, NAfLS, g.,
Nos. 4 & IS State Street. ALBANY.
ALExAypER DAVIDSON, uAtRlcE Z. VirLE.
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New Hampshire Election.

B0sTON, March 18th.
The final result in New Hampshire is pro.
badly small Democratic majority in the
House, they having elected l5G members to
l46 opposition.
1t it thought however thnt .hefe are num-
Der of Burke Democrats, among the ma. ority.
Baker, Democrat, for Governor, has about
100 majority.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-30
ToaN BULBS FLUID EXTRACT or sAR-

Id sAPARlLLA remedy Asaay earn aps,
aa 4, Cali
wSEa
my similar p epaT alton raads il America,
sstabahed fact
ps iom sssls o
s ss SS6a 6 III aa
sy ss CT s 81
ss aa
forming compound aaa proiueiaE ha
s'sA's''aarh'lss " a s5o PEsTI@oEr.
This Ohio State Journal ounbus Ohio OF
M has no equal The Bus compouad FiHa
city whore has been introduced % shs
sas only as
equa bold assertion buiican byss
Bear With IT, Bar
the WONDER a. TIE WORLD Tsa S.,.
What brags. and Aao.seenry ssversi
',y'Ah'a' hu"' a9A1AAea'HA' Lov1svnLs, M.y, 1893.
severely asd vim hs1eaa gaaIa
my
bottles Of which me Faor'
Therefore re- IN your sspa hs
$50 = ''- Vary rsapsfsi1ijy r,su 1HowEN, N. ..
Is r.,
m I'd III en- a o
NM Iss ~ ~ IT, ss
sGga a T s5,
sssss
nave 5sn
Benz
0ai sRcs b. ky WI ssz T. Il erss
Mr.. will say shat have
ps Plosa ssps
I'll &c =
s @ ID as ~
n N n
Lswi.po IT, pse ,paeaa fais s.is4r
NOTICE 70 FEMALES.
81
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remedy sss.
sSss s sas dfs s9a
s a th q
ssE P s 81 sh asas hiss 'Psi
ss a. as s u mas ssass9
10 ss s @
| Of .his valuable medicine.
How We all admire alear white skin and roryeois
How often Do We ses not pesseIg %
ss4y Il
Rs ssRsSsi 81 I'D sff
so y es I a 81
ss: ss
lie blood making healthy asss
ssasnss 70 The
e es RPsa snS he
aud hint Ia enough for the iadi
l. HETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFERED In FAyo
n or ANY MEDICINEi
u, h. \. MOORE.
BULLI have hesaou Ia saying that
sarsapa be the best article o inc
Syphilis snd other cnneou and affection
having with snre number Of the above
. l''i's'l' MORE Testimony FROM DIR. MOORE,
ssys'h me"
medicines that be made for that disease
Wipchenter Ky, Feb. 1, is4s. JAMES III MOORE ID. D.
Testimony the following renders
upon the efficacy of BULBS Ssrsaperlla - -.
>, THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
the list OF Ingredients competing John BuaCo
pound aspara NO heahonn saying hath
form aafe compound and that well chronic
| which it u spplicable i. v. sASDkLh4 ND
c. Louisville, 5uns 8, ls45.
What Dr. Pyns fhyHieisn appointment ofbe Louisville Mari
=, | Hoapa naya Of Bus sarsapariia;
Ih.ye the prescription for tho preparation Of John RuI
believe the combination 70 be excellent
both public sud in private practice and
/, Resident Physician st the Louisville Marine Hospital
This Medicine daily graphing with disease through the Wes
Il anictoa-nsy, those that grieyousy tormentsd
esng from all direction from and hi
standing placing it, from s intrinsic worth tho heEt
'' scld wholesale and retail, by JOHN BULL.
Principal street, by the
in the city and country.
~ Persons wishing accept Agency Bulls
s.pprilla viii please address JOHN BULL,
= 81 Fourth street Louisville, with rsfersnesi
~ The Neworleana the lie ofJohn Ru
D. j. WRTaHT co., sthsr Patent Medicine warshoase,
nd Tvs Isl CHAHTREp RTRR2S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-30

Cholera orbus
sRiaiae
n aud phyueian themselves have Of the aes
valuable remedies known positively cnrsthe dsasea which
~ Sold principal pragsHssn the Uni
Beaei,'s Breast Lnameat excellent remedy tor
disease Breast the Breast Splitting
Blood in or
benefit Disease Of the Lang than
predpoEsd
hereditary
attack doa sways enjoy good health
this Liuannena according to directions.
Reaehe Ferruginous Tonto.A rslnsdyfo Chs
Chagres known
of the diseass.
ReacEs EheuMatIe DompoandNerer fails give relief
in ess than tFenty-forr hourn. II
Reach's stonaove BittersThis excellent article
that been long
and Fever and all Autunnal To living having
for shor. period mlsh
nd at the .s they The tone 70
iannde and gtyeaheah and yigor tothe generalsysem
Fer the above remedies publish Inord
by them We will
They
with the
alone
Shathey be reached by ALL Prepared sold by
=. ID. BEACH, NJ. D., Chemist and Apothecary
AW Of Charres aud Gus!pnhanae NJ %
and Of Dr. RANK
COFnaF nf {asOp pa,rJr
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.ancg. No. III CHARITIES SIR
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL IN SU R ANGE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, 9. W.
=. Eseo, ~ 900
Enup a. oBn1rs Secretary, A. NJ. CLARK, President.
BRANCH OFFICE, No. 4s Camp ST.. New Orleans.
k undersigned issue agsnss
the RvERS against osa OF damage
BY FIRE, at the current rates Of premium.
y h s779g' BENJAMIN FLoRANCE, Agent,
B ,K 10 HARMON DOANE, Assistant Agent.
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DRT7GS-M MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT s. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
~ GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEplciN ~ ,u,e
which they supply puggs ard Dealers ~
~ shss Depot aud No ST.
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