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Unclaimed Goods and Baggage

- ECEIvED at the different stations of the Rut.
u land 4 Burlington Railroad, and which have
remained unclaimed for more than one year.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may con.
Germ That the following described goods and ba =
gage unless ownership is previously proved will be
sold for charges, on the 10th day Of August next.
at the stations of said railroad in Rutland, Vermont
sccordingto the statute in such made and
provided
For information inquire Of r. CHAPMAN, Mas
ter Of transportation, or C. W. CONANT, at Rut-
land, j. EDGERToN, Sheriff of Rutland Co.
list N freight remaining mci1,ncd The Rdigud
and Darlington Ruirord far ysar amt oro.
|. Boxes Colgate & Co. Pearl Starch.
Box do soap, Chester SIN Sept. 1888
2. 2 Sacks of Flocks, Burlington lSj2
Marked A. Merriam, Charleston, n. II.
,. Root Cuttor, Burlington, 1852.
Marked Liscomb and Dostwick.
A. Boxes Beer Bottles. Middlebury, 1853.
3. ! Box Beer Bottles, Rutland, ls5i.
Marked John Bullard, Clarendon.
6. Ten Gallon keg containing Liquor, Rutland,
1873: In Pass. Train, Marked d. NJ Fisher,
Woodstock.
:. | Half Bbl. Liquor, Rutland ls5a. No Mark
:. | Box Casting, Burlington, 1888.
Marked Thos. J. Fales, Burlington
.. Bill. Dye Wood, Rutland, 1852.
10, | Sack Gum Copal, Rutland, 1852. No Mark
IL. | Bundle Scythe Rifles, Vcrgennc', 1854. No
II. Cast Iron Gudgeons, Rutland, 1852 No Mark
10. Wagon Axles, Rutland, 1853. No Mark
Il. Two Horse Wagon Tire, Rutland, l,j2 No
Mark.
Il. | Box Peas, Rutland, 1854. Zebulon Mead
lG Box Castings, Rutland, 1853.
Chester h. Lovejoy, Vt.
II. Sacks Wooden Rags, Burlington, 1853 No
Mark
Is, Boxes Medicine, Burlington, 1853.
Marked j. +. Langley, Burlington VI
10. Bbls Beer, Burlington, ls53. Marked T D.
20. Dozen Scythes, Burlington, 1854.
Marked IL. c. Reilngton, A. q. Strong
Burlington.
-. Bbls. Flour, New Haven, Sept. Q, l~j3
Marked W. IIaskins.
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India Rubber Goods.

nFevery description, kept constantly ON hand
~ by b. TURK, No. Bank Block, North
side of the Square.
Nov. 6. d6wtf
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L0rngN, III, tPril 25th, 1850
SIEIrrn me 10 address 90 You few lines, and do
the honor foo reply tu request that will make In the
c"rc|u.l.n ~ f'i- letter, etc
au n Euiuae Of lrtnsl lySnia Medical University
tt Vut''i medicine Ia thi, Niiern-ss country about
i've year hui owing exposure TO bitter cold weather
have stn udisposed with Acute rheumatism about six
months After having exhausted my skill In the treat
nrut Of my cas" and deriving To benefit, was induced
10 give your FLuiu IxThADr oF sARsAFARLLA fair trial
ant accordingly purchased bottle Of your medicine from
'uur agent Mr. Grorce Z Hrown. about weeks ago
Hut must c"nies 'a'o us bottle has entirely cured
!. J. my uVuVu. that Your preparation Of sArsapArla
T. decidedly superior TO any other preparation In
Hl Viii tax" great pleasure ~ RECOMMENDING II 10 the
ai'l ted ~ being remedial agent and will advise the
ply slyau7 90 u" II III their practice, etc,
Respectfully yours, b. Il ALLEN NJ d
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In this village, on Monday evening, August goth,
Mrs. ELIZABETH LANGWORTIIY, aged G5 years.
At winooski, Aug 20, Mrs. NEWELL, aged about
40 years.
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stamped Work,

in great variety, such Collars, Sleeves, Bands,
llandk erchiefs, &c. &c.
" COME AND SEEr'
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i TRYON
'rof. Woods Hair Restorative.
For Rows.

4 FINE ASSORTMENT OF all wool Twccds and
Union Cissimeres. Also, Plain and Fancy
Linens, for Goats and Pants, just the things for
summer wear, at LYMAN'S.
May II, 1855. dGwtf
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'INlIE subscribers paying the highest market
u price for Land Warrants.
Bounty Land and Pension Claims prosecuted on
reas enable terms by
WESTON & SHAW.
Burlington, Aug. 9th, 1855. wGw3mos
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Bakersfield North Academy.
q. u a.Hrd A.ar!ie. :. - prinripa

WIN Ihr.c assistants.
rVNHlS INSTITUTION 50 long and favorably
known, commences n new Term under the most
favorable auspices, on Aug. 10th. Tuition rs here
toiOrc, except that Piano Music, with of Piano,
il only . 90 per term. Board, wa,hing, fuel, &C..
Sl.5o to Sl.i3, not exceeding the Latter price.
Conveyance Free.
students aro conveyed between t. Albans and
Bakersfield at the commencement ard close ui the
Term free " charge. start from fremont House,
st. Albans, at o'clock, =. VI. AUG. 30.
For farther particulars sec circulars. which can
be obtained of the undersigned.
We WILSON, President.
j. y. PoNERpY, Secretary. w7w2
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j. S. CULEY, principa

Mr..LArRA BGCKNElL, Mrs. MARY BCEDICK,
Vorhr NJ F,,1ch. Tr1r4er At N,us.
Competent Assistants will Ice procured the
wants Of the School may demand.
Ample 'arilitie. afforded for instruction in Paint
Ing aud Drawing. Board will hc furnished at - 81
TO sl.75. Rooms can hc obtained uu reasonable
terms by those who may wish to board themselves
Tuition as heretofore.
Il. ". BURBANK, Secretary.
Tndcrlill Center, July Both. $50. wlw3
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l.roccric, and Provisions.

One needn't stake the papers" to learn that at
DEWEY he can get Flour of the best quality extra
clear Pork by the bbl. Ito. Salmon, No. J.,
Mackerel in kits, Picked Ilcrrugs, smoked do.
Hams, Lard, and Corn Meal, Maccar"ni Tapiuca,
Sage, FaIina, Rice Flour, Pearl Barley, split Peas,
Corn Starch, llominy, Table and barry Salt, Hops,
Sweet Herbs for Culinary purposes, Mustard,
Pickles Prunes' lin family jar9, soap of all kinds
soft eXceptod-puTe Ground spices, Currants,
Citrons, Sutana Rnisins, Mace Moasses, Pals,
Tubs, Brooms, Clothes Lines and Pins, Bakers
Cocoa, Chocolate and Broma.
Al these and many moro, to say nothing Of his
choice and cheap, rich aud rare Teas and Coffee,
are universally understood, without tho aid of the
press, tn be obtainablc for cash at
pEWEY'S.
June 18th, $50. dNwtf
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Clerk Wanted,

A YOUNG MAN who has had some experience
"a in the Dry Goods business, and can giycun-
doubted reference as to character, &c.
C. +. STAMFORD.
Aug. eth, 1888. d&w
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Kid Gloves.

A FRESH LOT of very nice White and Colored
- hid Gloves, all sizes, for Gentlemen aud
Ladies', just received at LYMAN'S
Feb, II, 1885. d6wtf
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Embroideries at a great sacrifice
~ Nj \ N

w L OPEN THIS MORNING a large assortment
w Of rich EMBROIDERED UNDERSLEENES,
Collars, worked Bands, Pocket llandkerchiei-, &c.
&c, which will be sold at nchalf their cost to
manufacture.
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Eg'Ex-Govcrnor Hunt resists the Rcpubli-
can platform. The first locomotive placed on
the Schenectady Railroad was resisted by one
of Jesse Buclls oldest bulls. The gentleman
who saw the collision says the bull was
damaged considerably by the operation,
having lost his life and both horns. The
fate Of that bull should teach discretion to
our friend, the Ex-Governor An. kn,cber-
L0CLCr
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Domestic Help Wanted.

kAANTED GOOD AMERICAN OR SCOTCH
w Woman to do tho cooking and ordinary
work in a household of moderate size. None need
apply who cannot furnish good testimonials for
ability, industry, honesty, steadiness aud good
temper. middle aged woman would be preferred,
Inquire at the Free Press Office
Aug, 2 1855, d&wf
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VERMONT MUTUAL.
Fire insurance Company.

NOUCc OF Nsscssment Tor 1SjJ.
f7N1iE Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire In
1 surancc Company are hereby notified, that the
following assessments have been made by the Di-
rectors on all Notes in force the following days
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M. o s Il II E l M
Joy to the World ! =!

FsNfE THING HAS COME THAT WILL RE-
licyc your pains Internal and External lIo.
We who are afflicted Try it Try it 1t, success is
unparalleled. COOPEB'S ANTG-PAIN TGNCrURE,
the brightest among ten thousand stars
For testimonial. in it, favor enquire Of any iami-
~ who have used it.
Manufactured by W. COOPER Z CO, kccscyilc,
NY. You will find it at Goo. W. Allen, Burling-
ton, w.. and at Druggist generally. Or at Whole
sale by ClENfNT Il son, IIydeyiIc, w., General
Agent. for the state.
Jurc g- 1ejj wj2mos3
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ny yours, b. Il ALLEN, NJ d
LouIsynIE, July 18th, 1919

have examined the list OF articles that compose John
Bulls Extract OF sarsapari aud have hesitation in
,ius that u i safe snd valuable compound Iwould
prefer It 90 article nov In for the diseases arising
from impure STATE ~ the blood faint Of the system
l confidently recommend II To my friends being q
powerful Extract and that believe will cure all
classes of diseases, for which is recommended II used
according o. directions l believe II to he q valuable
succydaurum 10 Mercury - Nay, | have my doubt.
whether Ia the most violent and protractei cases Of
syphis, accompanied with Nodes Trophe IN carries Of ha
bones whether ought every other remedy
;. X. MCCONACHIE, NJ D.
Honorary member Of the Medical soci.ty phiad.lnhi.
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COMMENCEMENT

Az IILSOON BE HERE, and In the mean time
w the public are requested to examine the rich
stock Of Boots and Shoes obtained by Plat, with
especial reference TO that occasion. We have just
received now supply of
GENTS, PATENT LEATHER
And French Calf Roots & Congress Caters,
Scwcd and Pcggcd, and great variety Of Ladies
shoes Of all kinds Gents Oxford Ties and llccled
Pumps, and good stock of Chdrens Shoes con-
stautly ON hand.
JAMES II. PLATT Jr,
dtfw!w College street.
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GREAT DOWNFALL.
In the Price of Summer Goods,
at the
Rec k1iVet

QNROM this da shall offer the remainder of
u Summr Goods at prices that will not only
p'aSe, but dStonish purchasers for dctermn-
ci to q" close them out' if iov prices will do it.
summer silks, BeraScs, Tissues, Challis, Lawns,
Jaconets and Ginghams Rich Grape, Stella, Gold
Bordercd, Thibet Cashmere, silk 4 Berago Sharis ;
n SPLENDID assortment of Mantiiiat, Ladies' and
Misses Sizes, manufactured expressly for the
Hive Parasols, Fans, Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery,
Ribbons, and variety Of other Goods adapted to
the selson.
n This occasion will furnish n rare opportunity
to all who unfortunat, as to need any of the
above Goods. We take this opportunity to express
our thanks for the very liberal patronage which has
been bestowed upon the beehive, and invite
all to call as as possible and secure share Of
the Bargains. n. PECK, Jr.
Burlington, Vt, July 27th, 1855. ddw
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COMMERCIAL.

iYNO.uSl 4 PRICES Gu AREN'T.
CrcIrig .1o,r',i anirriscd rth' Ere Press, hy
G. II. ADAMS & CO.,
Commission Merchants, No. 81 Elm street Boston.
Pntcuiu anrution paid 10 hs saieo Of all kinds IF
country ProdUce.
CHARLES II. ADAMS. JAMES X. HALL.
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Why Don't you Advertise

EIiIS QUESTION Is FREQUENTLY ASKED
i by those who know themsclvcs-but don't
know that cvuybody else where to 60 for the
nurchusp Of
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The CONFESSION Of a PRETTY WOMAN. by Mss
pARpoE. New York, W. 2. Fetridge AGO..
At sixteen she came out presented, Wanted,
She put all coroncts into conmotion ;
At seventeen, too, the world was still enchanted,
With the venus Of their brilliant ocean
At eighteen, though below her feet still painted,
A hecatomb of suitors with devotion.
She had consented to create again.
That Adam called 1.-THE happiest Of men,"
Jealous WIFE. a Novel by MISS rARpoE.
New York W. =. Fetriige Co. Fer sale by Full
Ter.
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SALMON by the Tierce or single fish. Also
- Smoked Herrings by the box.
March "a, 1866. diff A. 3. DEWEY.
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REFERESCEs
Deirot -Gcn. C1ss, G. c. Trowhridgc, Esq, Hon.
II. N. Walker Hon. Elon Farnsworth. John Owen,
Esq., Hon. Charles Howard, Gov. Woodbridge Col
7. 7. Broadhcnd, z. Chandler Co.. Hon. q. NJ
Hyde.
gion-ITon Il. McClelland.
Boston- Whitney, Fcnno Co., Bennett, White
h Co.
New IWk-Button Webb.
iubun, ". T.--lIon. VIM H. Seward.
kal,na zoo, Mch.-llon. Z. T.. Stewart.
Windsor, U.--lIon. Isaac +. Redfeld.
bennington. U.-llon. Picrpoint Isham.
burlington, VI. - Hon. Asnhol Peck, q. +.
Edmunds, Esq
July 20. wiw3
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Blank s . Blanks :.

nLANKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS PRINTED
- on superior paper will hereafter be kept con
stantly on hand, or printed to order 1.-THE FRrE
Pass OFFICE,
May lG, 1854. dIwtl
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FOR SALE.

1.-TWO HORSES of the Morgan Blood, true and
! kind in harness-Ayrshire and Durham Cows.
superior milkers-a second hand Farm Wagon-one
light double do.-two single do.-one good traverse
Sleigh-double and single Harnesses, and various
Farming Tools, &c, all at very low prices.
LAVIUS FILLMORE.
Shelburnc, August LIST, 1850 w5w3.
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b. II. Withcrcl, A. i. Maynard, l.. i. Mead
Witherell, Maynard 4 Mead,
Attorney 81 CounseIIors Mt Law.

And Solicitor, in Chancry
DETROIT, Micu.
Office No. so Woodward Ave, opposite Post Office.
r3T General Agency for the collection of Claims
in all tho Western States
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Honorary member of the Medical sOc.ty, rhiads PHI

IL Hear what DR.. Stapp, ply stefan VITO stand. at
the top Of his profession II John Bulls SarsapArls
hare heeu using John Bulls Ssrssparilla in great
variety Of chronic diseases with the happy effects
snd have no hesitation In recommending 70 the public
ioi me cure ct scroina 81 Phis and all cutaneous and
gauduaf diseases Yours most fervently
Leslsport NY Apul d, lSiH NM srAPP, NJ d
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Sash, Doors, and Blinds.

F2NHE SUBSCRIBERS are Agents for the sale Of
i Sash, Doors and Blinds manufactured by L. W.
Chase, at Winooski, Vt. All orders left with us
will be promptly attended to. Shop SINNERS
Lane, East of Court House.
H. ROBY h BROTHERS.
Burlington. July *, ls5j dtfw3t
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ilSI Of bhsSHSc. hnctitDi'f, on ne hhHiIut dHfi
Burlin gf1n ruir0Id.
|. Blue Wood Trunk, Rutland, 1852, No Mark.
,, | Band Box, Rutland, ls52. No Mark.
3. Band Boxes, with Hats, Rutland, ls59
4. do do do old Clothing, Burlington, 1858.
!. | Box containing old Clothing. Rutland l~52
Il. Sacks old Clothing, Rutland, 1853.
:, India Rubber Satchel, Rutland, le52.
:. | Russell Nalse, containing Shoe Makers Kit,
1852.
.. Russct Valisc, Rutland, 1883
Marked j. NJ. Rossingworth.
10. ] Russet Nalise, V. & 5, Check s.. 1893
No Mark
H. Old Russot valise, 0li Clothing, Rutland, Is5i
No Mark.
~. | Basket of old Bonnets Rutland, 1852. No
Mark.
Is. | Box Minerals. ls52. Marked Cushman a
Morgan, Rochester, Vt.
II. Old Black Trunk, Rutland, 1852 No Mark
-. Red Trunk, Burlington, 1892.
II. Old Blue Chest, 1854, No
II. Old Chest Marked Paid to Albany, Rutland,
1852.
lG, Old Chest, Rutland, 1902, No Mark,
II. | Small Lcatheru Trunk, ls52. No Mark.
ls. small Red Wood Trunk, ls52. No mark.
~. ola Trunk, 1852 No Mark
20. ! Wood Grained Trunk, lNiJ. No Marx
n. Carpet Bag, 1853. No Mark
-. Black Trunk, 1888 Marked Elconor Driscull
%. Black Nalise ls53 No Mark.
"a Black India Rubber Trunk, 1853. No Mark
-. Hair Covered Trunk, lsj3. No Mark
%. Black Hand Trunk, lNj3. No Mark.
u bd bellows Top Trunk, 1888. No Marx.
IS Box with Model for Gate, 1888.
-. | ull Chest, 1893.
30. OH Chest, sent from Western Vt. r. r. Isi2.
n, | Black Trunk, containing French Clothing aud
shoe Makers Kit r. 4 b. Check $500, l,ji.
81. Leather Trunk, Rutland, 1893. No Marx.
80. Russct Nalise, Rutland, 1884.
81, BLACK Satchcl, containing School Books, Hut
lNbi.
%. / Carpet Bag, lSji No Marx
SO. Bundle old Clothes, Burlington 1853. No
Mark.
81, Bundle Bedding, Burlington, 1883 No Mark
IS, Russot Trunk, French Clothes r. A r. Check
GS, Burlington, 1893.
VIVA
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investigations which have been going on
before the Fire Marshal seem to indicate that
Jacobs was really the mcendiary who fired
his own premises in Chatham St, in which
six persons, including his own wife and two
children lost their lives. The evidence also
goes to show that Jacobs foreman named
Sesmin, was an accomplicc,
American Nominations in New York.
The X. n. 5 made their city nominations
last evening in separate conventions, and then
met in grand convention ut Palace Hall to
ratify the proceedings The attendance was
small and the meeting harmonious The
nominees are about equally divided between
the Wings and Democrats,
The Brig Ohio.
The brig Ohio reported as having been lost
on the passage from Carthagena to this port
belonged to Salem, and WAS commanded by
Capt. Perkins. Her cargo consisting Of $780,
600 lbs, of india rubber, and 30 iron can
mons, was insured in this city
yellow Fever in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Aug, 81.
The deaths from fever at Norfolk, for the
AZ hours, ending Monday noon, were %, At
Portsmouth during the same period the
deaths were "a,
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News of the Week
EX T. Ell. E G. x e e II
TO THE FREE PRESS.
HALIFAX, Aug. l5tl

HALIFAX, Aug. 18th.
The r. NJ. Steamer America, Capt Leitch
from Liverpool, about p. NJ on the 4th
inst, arrived here ut ! 30 this afternoon.
July Goth French despatch says our ap-
proaches on the side Of the Malakof, advance
continually,
We now touch the place. Everything is
prepared for n general action in about lc
days, General Simpson telegraphs that the
cholera has nearly disappeared.
The latest adviccs from the Crimea are to
July Both, on which day Gortschakof tele-
graphed that there had been partial canno-
made on both sides, but nothing of impor-
tancc had taken place. A grand secret ex-
petition is in preparation-the harbors Of
Kameish and Balaklava being crowded with
vessels to take part in it. 1t is SAID that the
French government has chartered 81 small
steamers for river service
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New Clocks.

"ANDSOME AND NEW STYLES EIGHT DAY
and one day Clocks. that run with weights
and run moro regular than Spring Clocks for sale
at BRlNSMA1D'H Jewelry store, Church street
Burlington, June %, 1865. d&wtf
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A M Z r G A N Fl o T 4 l.,
r.. =. skinner,

st. Adams, W..
Free Cau'oges II aud fop The Dept.
August 22d. ddw6w
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Green Mountain Academy.

S'IiE FALL TERM Of this school will commence
ou Wednesday. August 18th. aud continue
eleven weeks, under the charge Of tho former
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CONCLUSIVE h W. Sehon is widely aud general,
known as an eloquent and accomplished pas tor Of The ii
church and Rev + stevenson has been known As on.
Of the most talented and jealous members that the Ken
tucky Conference could boast OF for many years aud At
ths time hllng this high ami responsible station Of
for them 4. Book Concern
an LOUISVILLE, May Goth, ls4p
We have used John Bulls sarssparia ana bAys hnoun
40 ne uel WIN entire satiriSction and We have no
hesitation In stating our belief that Il is All, and
valuable medical compound and calculated to produc.
much good aud relieve much suffering and therefor,
would cheeriuy and most earnestly recommend II 10 th,
afflicted "a sFU0N
(Siguedl u sTEVENsoN
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and { ougrrss W alter,
salts, or Srii.itI
nGu.fara

Itis a remarkable fact that among the hundred. Of
eminent physicians who have examined the recipe BY
which Bulls Sar,Aparua i prepared not has CON
demuei H. Tut all approved II, and commend It in the
highest terms. MANY physicians express themselves
strongly the h-i-i thA II Is decidedly the best prera
ration Sar-AT ra hat s been placed before the
public Although there many ply siciAns who feel
reluctance 70 having their names appended to the
incubation Of any particular remedy, notwithstanding
approve Of It in the highest degree there
others who frankly Yield their support In favor Of
remedy which they know Is capable of doing SO much
good IN afflicted community Asan evidence, read this
following old and respectable ply scians Of high
standing iu the community in which they live
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Sugars. NoIaSscs, etc.
SA IlHDS. BROWN SUGAR
NV 100 bbls, Refined do, crushed, powdered aud
coffee; 90 bbls. aud rs hhds. syrup and Mulasses
IERkICK h MILES.
Nov %. dAytI
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How to SleeD Warm,

6 20 TO LYMAN's and buy pair Of those nice
~ all wool Sheets and Rose Blankets. And if
you have got horse, good horse, CYLINDER" buy
of those good horse blankets they arc all
cheaper than wood or coal, and certainly du-
rsbe Don't forget at the CORNERSTONE.
Dec. B. ddwtf
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WASHINGTON, Aug. II.
Information was lodged at the Police Office
that duel had been arranged between Mr.
Faulkner, NJ. C. from Va, aud Mr.. Boteler,
his opponent, and that they had come here
for the purpose Of consummating the ar
engagements. The parties were accordingly
arrested this morning and put under bonds Of
$1,000 each, not to fight in this district. or
leave it for the purpose of fighting elsewhere,
The Union of this morning announces the
appointment by the President Of DR.. Barber,
as Commissioner to China, which the DR..
has accepted
PITTSBURGH, Aug. Il.
The River here is now five feet in depth,
but will probably rise higher in consequence
of the heavy rains last night. Flour is be-
ginning to move Eastward, and consequently
is in active demand throughout the west The
effect Of the condition Of the milling streams
will soon be felt in the increased delivery OF
-four eastward
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A. G.. SrEAs. Agent,for Burlington and vicinity
Dec H. 1904 wlyear
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We earnestly invite all persons who are suffering with
any Of the lie that flesh her to to call on DR. John
bui's agent, and get copy OF Bulls Family journal
uHAil', ana lor the sake Of humanity, hop. that
single individual viii not Ia. found unwilling TO ys Rnll',
eHsHlalha rHAl after rrsug ami r-coeciing Al IN.
same TIME that ~ Is Impossible Tor the Doctor TO publish
r ruth part Of the number certificates of
eul's reformed 10y hi- ssrsapafiiA The amount of
testimony voluntarily showerei on nr Bulls SArsApAris
rom well known and distinguishes individuals both M
puoe and private life has hecn perfectly Overwhelming
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-08-24
'rEA. lNnACCO. &c.

TX Gil. AND HALF CH. HYSON, II. S., Y.
J so H., and Ooong Teas; III bXs. Tobacco,
- cases do extra in Jumps, 1000 gro. fine cutI
and Smoking do. HERRICk & MILES
Nov ~ dNwti