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The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-04
ENr Sale.

A LARGE frame house, situated in Miller
Il town, two miles from Auburn The house
contains 4 rooms and kitchen, on the prem
ises is good stable, chicken house and other
improvements The above property is new
and in good repair and pleasantly situated
for family residence. The property will be
sold at a very low price terms cash
For Rent.---Until this property is sold
it will be for rent. For all particulars en-
qui,e at the Placer Herald Office, Auburn
February IS n23 3t*
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-04

ANOTHER VICTIM We have learned
through Langton s. Bro, that man
bearing the sobri9uet of "Chips" but
whose real name was Peterson, committed
suicide on Tuesday last, five miles from
DownievlIe, on the North Fork. He
killed himself by dschargng a pistol in
his mouth, and died instantly. He was
whiskey victim, and was laboring under
mania potu at the time. He is but ano-
ther of the thousand trophies of rum.
E1press.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-04
sVRyEYOR,S NOTICE.

..JNHE certificate of the County Sur
veyor or any of his deputies, shall
he admitted as legal eyidnnce in any Court OF
this State but the same may be explained or
rebuttel by other evidence. No survey here
after made by any person except the ounty
Surveyor or his deputy shall be considered
LEGAL evidence in any Court within this State,
avcent such surveys as are made by the au
tbority of the United States or by mutual
consent of the parties'-page Ill Statutes
of California.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-04
GREAT STEAM Boat CoMBINATtoN.-

GREAT STEAM BOAT CoMBINArtoN.-
We are informed that an arrangement has
been entered into by the owners Of all
the steamers plying on the Sacramento,
Stockton, MarysviIe, Colusi and Shasta
routes, by which they have formed
joint stock company, upon the same plan
as that adopted by the different stage lines.
The capital stock is 50 100000. Richard
Chenery is to be President of the concern,
and Captain Lyle, of the Bragdon will be
resident agent and general supervisor At
Sacramento. By this arrangement it Is
expected that all opposition will cease, as
every boat in the country except ocean
steamers will be interested, and all receive
a pro. rata share Of the profits. 1t is con-
templated to fix the price of passage be.
tween here and San Francisco at $40;
freight $40 per ton. The company will
begin operations March lst.-Journal.
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Job Printing.

The Job Office Of the HERALD has re-
Gently received large additions, and pa
irons can now have printing done, of all
descriptions, in superior manner; Ur-
dprs from distance must invariably be
accompanied with the money
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-04

Mrs. Darlington says that nothing dis
pises her so much as to see people who
profess to expect salvation, to 90 to church
without their purses when recOllecticn
is to be taken,
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-04

pOSTERS,Quartz Certificates, cards
a a &c, neatly printed at the Office of the
Placer Herald.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.
n lvunl>Oo ~ nsaoln for M 10 :

dAutOIt QNNHACE sSA ho"AOs
x THE Undersigned wishing to "a
~ Il engage in o:her business, ...iiA
would dispose of that valuable property
known as the "Frankin House," situated
on the road between Sacramento City and
Auburn. There are so or 60 acres under
fence. The whole farm contains GAO
acres-the land producing well; the sub
scrlber having raised excellent crops upon
IT. There is upon the premises fine
house, also an excellent barn Sd feet by
4o' l6 feet posts, with plenty of excellent
water.
Stock.
The subscriber has also for sale fifty
mead of fresh milck cows, which he will
dispose of reasonably. Also, 80 head of
young cattle, 6 horses, IS hogs, and any
quantity of chickens, ducks and turkeys.
Ihe above will be sold to suit purcha-
sers. For further particulars inquire Of
the subscriber on the premises.
JOHN WlXON.
Franklin House, Sac. road, Jan. 7-3m
t)OSTERS quartz Certificates, cards
a a; &c, neatly printed at the Office ofthe
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-04
PLACER HERALD.
Published every Saturday Morning by
TABB MITCHELL.
g. the HERALD OFFICE, on Main Street,
onposite the National Hotel.
TERMS.
AdVertiSing.

one me-" swim, I;nes first insertion, 500
L snhseouent insertion, 1.50
E r,'. - h'It sonare of five lines or less, 200
roah suhspouent insertion, 100
rAIl legal advertisements must be
accompanied with the CASH, otherwise
thew will not be published. This rule
yiIi he strictly adhered to.
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A LIBERAL OFFER.

VlY an arrangement with the Proprietor of TIM
- S1rnrSr" published ~ II. A. Calkins, Now
York; VIII furnish the "Tcachcr's Voice" and "Thc
student, both for Sl,jO per anumn, in advance. The
"Tcachcrs Voice and Vermont Monthly Magazine
published by myself al st Adams, contains 80 pages
in each number the student SO pages and is
beautifully illustrated with engravngs Together they
will make volume of Il pages all for 81 80 Either
of those Magazines alone costs 90 per annum IN
a3ronce p: it will he that they offered at
reduction of Is per Ct Will the friends of educa-
t6n notice this offer, and make effort to increase
the subscription list Postmastcrs,. Teachers and
Clergymen especially requested to act agents
Any person sending i 80 post paid to me shall
receive both Magazines one year. Back numbers sup
piled If desired. T.. X. PANGBOKN.
OPINIONS THE Pass
THr TEACHERS NolUE il the little Of spirited
periodical, published monthly at st. Adams, in this
state, aud under the editorial charge of Mr. X. Pam
born. The NuICE is devoted to the of educa-
tion,-and Judging from the two numbers before Us,
have doubt that, if widely circulated. it will
render important aid in the matter Of common school
education We hope its patronage will he comnen-
suratc with its worth Temperance Ndndard.
TINT TrArHER's VOICE, and Irmoni Nl1thy Ma
has reached its sixth number, aud justly claims
attention of Teachers and other friends of education
throughout the state Mr. Pangborn the editor il
able and earnest, and has the assistance of able
pondcnt,. Published monthly at 81 year. Address
u. X. Panghorn, It. Adams, Et.-|pmont ChroniI'.
TIM STUDENT j. one of the most instructor monthlics
that We receive. We convinced the Editor Is doing
much good.-N~ors H,roto,, Columbus, Ohio.
The young readers enquire for THE STrpENr as
they once did for Peter Farley. Blessing the
man who can make book that ploascs children
81. ibqns .Nc,sencr.
The editor OF THt STUDENT dcvutcs himself to hi
work with unwcurod assiluity aud research and
brings together in it extent and variety of usetu
very best periodicals for family reading .-1h' ind'
peadem, " \. d26wjt
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VIZ see by the Court Records, that the two coun-
tcrlctcrs, White, of Buffalo, and Lawrence, of Ep-
ping, n. H., have been placed under ten thousand
dollar bonds, each. for making and selling, inita.
tions II AYERS CUrHWY PICTORIAL, This If right
II the law should protect men from imposition at ALL
1t should certainly protect them from being imposed
upon by worthless counterfeit of such a mrdrinr
Ms iVr'S Nhurp p.ciotoi. We can url, ro,'ip'rW
that the punishment 4, in. hN'r crongG' The vils
lain "ho "O"d f'r paltry gain, deliberately trihc
With the health of his fellow men. by taking from
their lips the cup of hope, when they sinking,
and substituting u falschood-ans utter delusion,
should be punished at least us severely n he who
cuuntcricits the coin Of the country Gr,n Co.
Banner. fgrryitou. M
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I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, WITH
out reserve, on the 18th day of April, 1884, the
following described property
One two story Dwelling House, with sheds and
Barns attached all substantially built OF wood, and
in good repair with a we'll of good water and cisern
for soft water also, with choice Fruit Trees the
premises, situated on Cherry street, in the village of
Burlington.
One two story brick Dwelling House, with base
ment and shed, and ice-house and cistern ; also,
good fruit trees the lot situated on Cherry St.
FIFTEEN VILLAGE LOTS,
Containing 30 rod, of ground each, numbered per
plan follows No |, 2, 3, 3, = S, 10, H. II, -,
IA, l5 IL, II, Is. said lots street leading
north from North street
Pow No. IL in the Congre sational Church in Bur
lington.
street, will Be sold to be removed, it now stands
in the street Also,
Three One Hundred Acre Lots,
and ono half lot, of Wood and Timber Land, stu
atod in the town of Fay.ton, in Washington Coun-
ty. said land i, heavily timbored and possesses a
good soil, and is well adapted for Farming purposes
1t has also good stream Of water passing through
it, sufficient for driving mills, with good priv
leges for mills for cutting the large quantities OF
excellent spruce and other Timber standing on the
lots. Number Of Lots a. follows
Lot No. 3, 9Th range, I'd division, original right
of Bulah (alusha-l00 Lot No. 4, 10th
range, I'd division, original right of Isaac Stuart
100 acres Lot No. 4, 9th range, I'd division, orig
nal right of Ebonezer Walbridge-l00 acres. Lot
No. 3, sth range, I'd division, original right Of
Thomas Portor-j0 acres.
good Road leading to the above lots, Term
made known the day of the sale. sale to com
mcncc at 10 o'clock, forenoon, on the Premises.
l.. JOiioNOrr, Assignee.
Burlington March Il, 1854. wi0w2
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nEM ARE OLE IMPOSITION.

The greater the value of any discovery the higher
it is held in the esteem of the public, and much
in proportion is that public liable to be- imposed
upon by the spurious limitations of ignorant, do
-igning and dishonest men, who, like the dTo in
the hive have neither the abiltyInor inclination to
think provide for themselves, but thrive and
luNuriatc upon the earnings of the deserving
The extraordinary success attending the use of
DIR. Ni,tar', Balsam of Wild Cherry in diseases OF
the lungs, and the many singular il has effect
ed, have naturally attracted the attention of many
physicians we'll As the whole fraternity OF quacks
and caused unpinciplci countcriciters and imita-
tors To- palm OF spurious mixtures, of similar name
and appearance of the genuine Ealsan. some are
called syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar" " cherry
syrup" Compound syrup of Wild Cherry" "Wid
Cherry Cumfrey," and ,undry other compounds u
which they attach long string Of puf,." But 81
such nu,trums We know a"thins. 1t l. Wi,tar'-
iial'alu of " lid cherry alone that perform, tine
cures Let them not deceive you. The scnuin,
signed |, BUTTS.
sem W. fOWLE Druggist, l3s Washington
street, Boston, Mass, Is the sole proprietor of tn,
ur ;nal receipt for the manufacture of the genuin,
medicine, and supplies both at wholesale and retail
aud Of whom agencies can be obtained
Agent, Tor Burn lton and vicinity, Mr.. TIiEO. 4
PECk. A. C. SPEAR NlAluND> & NEEniiAM
Nhelburn NJ. IluLL, Hincsburgh; +. ALEXAN
DER, Charlotte II. q. !lJDuE-, hiennuud, an'
I. W, X. NICHOLS, EsseA. wilwl
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In this town, March 30th, Rnor, t,wRtSts, wi'e
OF Russcll Lawrence. agca 81 ,t&r:
In shc!bGnc, March 3lst, Mr.. MOSS BLISS,
aged 20 years.
In IIncsburgh Vt, April lst bal b. Glpr. son
Of the late Tho,, W. Glib, aged Is year.
in Fairfield, rcb. 2G Nj wa Molcy, in the
18th ,etr y VI 0 ye
In ucorga. March 18th, Mrs. Sarah A. Parsons,
aged So years.
In St. Alban., March 18th, of consumption, Ca.
narssa {. Wright, only daughter Of Calvin and 10
hannah Wright, aged y - -tSrs.
n C4mt.ilgc, March sd. Mr.. Charles ]. Wcs,cn,
aged sO,ycar,
In Braintrcc, Feb. Esd. Mrs lIuldab Flint, wife of
Mr.. Ei-ha Flint, aged IS years.
In Montpelier March 25th, of consumption. Miss
Gertrude Reed, ged - years b.,
In Montpelier, March 7lst. Mr.. Walter J. Buck
tEcd s yeas.
In Iiartland, March It'll, Mrs. Olive Willard, aged
70 year,
In Burke, Feb. 18th, Mrs susannah Fisher, aged
Is years. Also March 10th, Timothy Fisher. Esq,
agcd - loarS.
In Grattlcboro. g3dinst ,Ssmuci Brooks aged 50.
At Westminster 18th Inst, Nathaniel Gould,
aged vi ysafs.
In Dover. March 9TH, Martin Rice, aged 80 years.
In Woodstock, March Gath, Mr.. 4. Clark, aged %
years. Also March 10Th, Mr. Wcrh-M Miller, aged
II years. Also Msr.h l,th, Of typhoid fever, Mr.
Addison Clark, aged - years.
In Brandon, March 2lst. Harriet, adopted dnugh-
ter of Stephen Woodbury., aged years. Also March
18th, Oliver VI. Smith, aged 10 years A'p M"tch
9th, Mrs Rchccqa draw aerd 90 years Also
March 2S'h .trhn Hall, aged 81 years.
IN Fitt.ford. of Measles, March I'D. Samantha
aged years. Also March q, Frances, aged !
years, children Of Grin W. and Frances Phillips.
At liydeville, March 9th, Mrs. Emily W. Shcr-
man, aged So years.
In Castlcton, March 27.hl Mr.; Mcncrya Ames
aged 81 yctrr Aiso March 26th, Abigail, daughter
of Bhrnuba, Wood, aged years. Also March 18th
Caroline daughter Of Rev. j. II. Patterson, aged
years.
In Springfield, March 18th, Mrs. Barbara Dsbcc
aged 81 years.
In i, Bethel, April lst Mrs. Br',et toNc5, aget
Il
IN wcs' Br,kcse,i, March 2oth, of consumption
Scion -lnions, aged 81 years.
In Hancock, March 2Cth, Mr. Merrill Hayden
aged 80.
In bennington, March ls'h, MIS- Hannah ellison
aged 10 years A's" Mr. David Rudd, aged Gs.
Ir Woudford, March 22d, Mrs Emeline Cutler
aged 81 years. Also Eliza daughter of Mr. r. u
Cutler, aged years.
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Mary Ann Adams Estate.

WE THE = HSCRlBERS HAVING BEEN
W appoiatcd by the Honorable the Fl 5batc Court
for the District Of Chittendcn, Commissioner, to re-
cciyc, examine and adjust the claims and demand
Adams late of Burlington in mid District, deceased,
represented n.olvent, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto and six Month,
from the day of the date hereof, being allowed by
aid Court for that purpose. do therefore hereby
give notice that will attend TO the business of our
appointment, the office of Nathan Il. IIaswcll in
Burlington in said District on the first Monday, of
April, Jane and tugu.t next, at 10 o clock A. ".
ON each of said day.
Dated this 30th day of March \. u. lsj4.
NATHAN Il. ItASWELL.) c
JOSHUA DOANE, commissioners
April 3. dltNwtlw3
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~ II TANEN ASSESSED On TIE REAL
Il estnte Of the Vermont Central Railroad Com.
pany, in my hand for Collection being unpaid, and
not being able to find within my precinct the proper
good. Chnttl,, of The said Corrpnnv "hrrr ~ to
levy nrd collect 'hc The same, | have EXTENDED tho
warrants for the collection Of the the lN Il.
ling house aud lot on the North side nj Maple frcct
in said burlington, recently occupied and owned by
+. Stansburs, which h"! ci, a, pubc auction,
at 'he above promises III laid Burlington. on the
18th day of May \. II. lsii, at 10 o'clock in til,
forenoon, much of said estate a. will produce y
sum sufficient TO pay said taxes, aud all legal cost.
thereon, unlcs, the same j. Paid ho'o"c .aii lay.
;. W. TANIOB
Let Constable and Collector.
Burlington, April ), lsji. wilw3,
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
March 30. lS5l.

At Market, $50 Beef Cattle, no Stores, 20 pairs Of
Working Oxen, 30 Cows and calves, 1928 Sheep and
1850 Swine.
Prices-Beef Catte-Wo noticed some beautiful
Cattle from Northampton which sold for
thing higher than our quotations. We quote extra
IS rs S IS first quality 81 10 81 second do
at 81 % I 10 third do, 81 Is 81.
Working Oxcn---A few sales only SIS, los, 1870
and l10.
Cows and Cslvcs-Sales at S25, 81, 30 AIS.
Shccp-Salss Of lots at So, so, 5,25, : 7,2S.
Swine-Ohio shoats to pcddlc, for sovs. G for
bsrrows York 5 and 81 large hogs at 81 still
hogs to slaughter a. At retail and I.
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l. EGAL NOTICES.
State Of Vermont, ChittcnIen
County.



THOMAS y. WiLSoN.D
AgTuEREAS, Ellison Gwen Of Cincinnati. in the
w State of Ohio. ~. th'- div flcd biz pntitiun
in .aid Court against Thomas T.. Wilson, 81 the
city of New York, showing that said Wilson on the
second day Of August, A. y. l0j3, daily executed to
4aid Owen mortgage dee Of certain Land situated In
Burlington In the County u Chicudcn and described
AZ follows viz, parcel Of land situated in .aid Bur
lington On tho northcrly aide Of the Wnposli
Turnpike, bounded on ;ho WE. by land Of the late
\ W Hyde, north by ltul lutclg owned Gy IIarr,
Hatch, east ~ lrrI la'ot, teuid Nv Su'li Raw
mond, conditioned for the payment of tVcjyc han.
drcd ninety six dollar, and twenty five ccut-.
-rccihcd in promissory mote, bearing date on the
second day If August \. u. l,,}. payable To- said
Owen order demand with u.r nnl si..ucd hv
Of the same aud Irayn, ibat llr equity Of rcdomp-
ton Ct Che -r1 wilson IN tlie prcmiscs may hr fore
closed agrcclhv to the act 10 diinieh tho c,r5t'.r.
Of Purchasing mortgages in equity and whereas IT
appearing that the said Wilson j. not q resident Of
this State and has not had notice of the rcud"ncy of
thi petition therefore it j. ordered by said court
that the yaid Wilson hc Notified to make his per
held at Burlington ~ nni tot ,lc Comfy o. Chit.
tcndcn aforesaid on the first Tuesday al May, A. H..
1871, then AMI ~icrc to make answer to the said
petition of tho said Owen and ahilr such order and
decree therein ~ to said Court shall seem meet.
AMI tf's hc in"N ro fiji {" do under penalty of
one thousand dollar. ny publ -h,h- ~. order
together with the substance Of said petition in the
Burlington Free Press a public newspapers, pub
li-hcd at burlington aforesaid for three weeks
ccssvcly, the last If which publication. shall hc at
least twenty day previous to the commencement ul
tho said Nav 'orrt Of sl'd Court
Given under my haul at po'i gfor' th'e I l'h day
Of March, A. u. 1854.
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blphcus Halls Estate,

]. :. NNNN', CDI
GEORGE 7. EDMrNDs. Noh-aor. w3,wa
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

IlOl-E md IUT On Willard STKLET
y r-ar Ihr academy in Darlington, now occupied
by W VI. Byington.
Also, my dwelling House aud Home Farm in
Williston vlp.c, the farm containing about 90
acre, Of valuable meadow and timber land,
A-u, \ ,'i"Hii, fam, m limc,burgh village,
contanu: about l2j acres of improved and wood
band.
Apply to the Subscriber at Wil-ton, or VIM. NJ
Miller, or john Il. Wheeler, No. 10 fccks Block,
Burlington. BARRY MILLER.
March g.. l-t! d&vtt
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Zinc Paints,

rsNlIE VIEW JEEaEi zinc rn. a'rc prepared To
execute orlor- for their valuable WHITE ElNt
PAINT. which T. now acknowledge" br superior Il"
lead in VIII iEtE -S HRiLLiANIl oud bj "A
BILITl. either Tor u,ii" cor out-i" u-o. Aud a, it
j. now cheaper and will cover much greater surface
than Lead. using equal wei .hts, and L. not roi-onou
it recommend. itself, hulh the OF health and
economy.
4 method Of preparation ha re. '.'ly been ji.- ~
cred which enable, the Company to warrant their
Paint, to keep fresh aud soft III the ho-, for any
reasonable TIME In this respect their Paints will
be superior 10 any other On the market
Their Brow Il>c PAtNI, which is sold at a low
price, i, well known for it, protective qualities,
when applied to iron or other Metallic surfaces.
Their STONE Color PANT possesses all the prop
critics Of the Brown and /, of agreeable color for
Painting Cottages, Dcpots, out Buildings Bridges,
&c.
Their Paints which are sold Dry Of Grousd in oil,
are warranted pure, and lnt NJ in ko-- Of -. 80,
100 and POO lbs, to be used precisely like White
Lead.
For sale by the principal Dealers Of the United
States, or by MANNING 4 sol Ter, Agents,
- Dey Street, New ork.
March 49, ls54 wSsmos5
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Ill ar II { D =,

A. Manchester, VI, on Wednesday Art, 5tht ny
Rev, Jeres Anderson. Mr. Gtotof BARksh of
Wess,hcscr, n. Y. and CoRSELiA, youngest daush-
ter Of Hon. Myron Clark of Manchester.
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ASlIES-Thc stock j. larger and fair demand for
Pots at IA 6 Isl, Pearls are dull at "a yht
decline, G 62i a Is, as to quantity
BITTEli-Therc continue, 10 be a downward ten.
dcncy for all grades and 2oc i the hi ghost quotation
for prime choice article,
ClIEESE-No chang 10 notice demand still rood
for the best quality at II l?c.
DRIED APPLES-Thcrc i, no demand with an
increasing stock and again reduce our quotations
TO q .r. which price is nominal
OIR-Thcrc has been very good demand for
Western Flour from the trad" up o the receipt of the
steamer advircs yesterday, and prices had further
Chilly improved, but the unia orHbc ayicc check
ed the upward tendency aud put n stop to business
The stock of Western Flour, particularly common
and fancy brands Is small, that no material de-
cline i. looked for at present
GRAlN-COrn on account of the very small stock
of yellow hat, advanced full Be per bu with ,nlc.
quotation, and white is selling at 80 a Sic. Oats re-
uain without change. Sales Of Northern at 81 " -
her bu. Rye continues in limited demand at | Os
al 10. Pea, are plenty at still les price. Beans
are cssdcmandcd, except for the very hest quality.
PRONtSloNS-Thc market for Pork continues
dull and the tendency of price, is downward. Beet
has been in >teady demand Lard il quite firm
POrATDES-Are wanted at quoted rates.
SEEl'S-limothy is i'll good demand, Glover is
dull and prices have a downward tendency.
WoOl-lhc sales the last week have been to a
considerable extent but at rather lower rates. The
arrival, from the country rather increasing and
| owing to the low rates of Wooden Goods and the
! stringency in the money market, price, still
| tending downward. Our friends holding Wool will
do well to forward it and have it sold before
/ the nev clip il in the market.
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Pure Cod Liver Oil has long been acknowledged
to be thou ecacious article for the cure Of Con
sumption and kindred diseases, yet discovered while
the chemical properties of the PHOSPHATE OF
LINE also we'll known in medicine being re
culiarly healing. In sascs where liberation Ia -
taken place the lungs this article ha been found
by the most careful tests to supply the very insrc
dents necessary for the formation of co,, and the
complete healing of this delicate part OF the human
system.
This preparation OF tho pure Cod Liver oil and
Lime rohS the oil Of it, very nauseatinS taste, which
renders it repuiyc, particularly to inNalids The
thorough Incorporation Of the Phosphate OF Lime
with the oil har only been accomplished by tn"
adoption Of the most perfect rules of chemistry, and
medicine has thereby been produced which Is OF
inestmLblc value ia a climate like own.
long array OF certificates might bc given here
to prove the ellcdcuus character of this medicine,
hut it i, not deemed necessary. The fact that FROM
the very first introduction Of the Cod Liver oil and
Lime before the public, it has been gradually
adopted by the medical faculty, is sufficient proof OF
/ ii, unqucstioncd excellence.
,ALEN'R Il. WILEOR,
Chemist, Lot Court IT., Boston.
For sale in Burlington, by T. \. PEck and Gro,
ALLIES, and Druggists generally.
March II, l~5,. wGmo..
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Re al Estate for Sale.

srlNE 80 ACRE LOTS or WOODLAND, on
y The South line Of Ne.tford, good land and
ha'.r' li'rrc,ri.
Also, Coon fApd of about 100 acres in the
rh r1rt Of Milton. known Ms the HlgHc Fwm.
tl.o, y acres Of Interval land In Burlington.
'l.o ilr Crrt'Gr IN burlington ON the corner Of
icari aud Champaign street
Al,H. the pUaIst, formerly owned and occupied
by the lat Hon. llcinhn Allen.
Al'o 200 nrrc. Of good timber land in Johnson.
Any, or all the above property will be sod at low
prices and on easy tsrn.. Apply TO
j. II CONVERSE
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