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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-18
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nus rcrhrocttneCr SoriitIuna esht btrrcr, toG
oil Gitiamnt. .@innobmr in Ger Stbietonmcr. r6b.
rtno 0troruttm 3tltroum, htb ouf $lS,265 IL he.
titfSu, rcn pcldtr Summt ttirilIlot mcrrCn sur gc
;ahtuao Der ;ufiIlt0tn 8citcn sob Al Dt1it in
Sd6nei am J.. Sanuar 1856, 81 6lS 75 unb ouf
Rttbnuna rrn &rrluftCu m6brenb tftm Subr, 50,
1873 D.. 0it GntRhSoi9uneen fir &cruite nurth
Srucr, rprtbe, pis cbcn orotQctcn, SRialjtnrrn ;i
trtanut pcrotn, par SSl4379 80, 10 ro6 Elm 9tlyt
ccrbancGn rcn So. .246 %, fir wCIdbis burb AiItf:
mcrt Su lcr9tn IT,
SBibrtno oCuanntCm 3citraum wurbtn 594 9cti:
gen crloiiu, namtitb Ctpa 240 an ntul GtitpIr uuo
Der 8tit fir ablneTun9tn N.
Die Gompa9nis ,abtt un9rfibr 5000 GGcecr, tiG
Elm G5ciommt: Capital osn Gina 3pSt urc elmer bal:
brn 9Nlltcn tilctn, rcrauf at9tidhdst pCrecn mo9
um &Srtultt ~ ptttu. Dis Gcmpa9nte mar lci
1914 in tbitiQcr Sptr0ticn, uuD puro n ittt icntr
iprricoe ron II Sabrtn uEr gfsjmGnts 9Gu,acht,
ndmlidb: SIC. l ~ IS Gtnt6 auf icots mrhdbtrtt
Souftnp, in 1850; 90. 2 gu 81 pir Sauftnp, in
1853; SIC. 3 ;u 81 per SauiinO, in 1850 unt
Ned u 81 80 per Sautnb, in 1856. 2(lc isQcnr.
oas oii 9anStu GCsn ttntr in 1914 9tmatttn &tr.
ltbtrunq ron apN Saulsno Shalr nur II Stotcr
warSr, init @iulh,uG autr GjttGtr:i sHb YrGmiiu.
pShrGno Stuonulcr Icricrs prn II Sohren, ,uos cir
Ibcrts 9Ritt,l pcn @tihuPur0 oorbitttt oGs IN Gem
8trtib ucn Nutn it, Gtuluiti curtb Scutr habtn
Ib iErrrhalb Der tbttn flint SGbrcu dbsr eaS 9aniC
2auo in Cincm urthrOottn 8roo rtrmGhrt, rriC une:
re i8brlltbCu Oortlluuacn 9crt9trn pslpGlBcn, unr
Die ~PCheer rcn @i9cuthum tbotin 9rceermafcn rEn
pcrfhlietu Ghritt, FG1 cine @utibdrsun9 gu fIts
ern, i'm Sau ne ourtb Teufr SSJarsu tttotr. Grttt:
oGu liz GutS ttnta GUtuFt, Ic batCn t ecth ra5 81
rubi9Sner GjSftb gu witn, raB iii cutimiri9t wcr:
otn, wtnn llnSltd it cinmal bcimiubtn rlltt, uni
r05 pits boun ssdbtu miro, irItt tbntn liter olIt
bjai9tu @tfdrdtunacn 9twif 9tmotht wsretn. Sin
autptrroItsttr oc9cnliliasr @Crria rru surci6InrT
StIss RES 6 apttal s III auglr 3neifd bas iitb:
erlte uuo wrbtiitr 9ytIct pan @Erii.5.rGn9 fir ti:
nc 2auo:Gjrm:iuht.k.
1af &srcrrnun9 Ger grarr. ...
... starpU Wua, Stt.
gQGr; A, 1857: , rq@m
81. 81. S2c9cn fCrttaueruttr GraHthSit el6 lest:
beri0tu StbaBmvitrs, ,or. 6ousum, ino bit 8eb:
nur9sn rcs Nolnttn nibt rEai9 oufSefsttttt, mas.
penn Es 0EihthEn, Nas cttnSupihnts Nslit mahr:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-18
Sttruar Is. 1857

ocn, 70 ME etnem gcr9rten QIblifum ii5rr8augt
giaGriGt, ba5 iie neuIia
Cine nruc Stigc Ginie
,wiIacn tlntpnpiae uub Qlentaun rui6tet Gaten,
unp nun terct Iino TeiIenoe teaucm unp wcbl.
fsit 81 tra9en. Die Satite osrlaBt icpsn MOns
tag Wlttmc6 uno Grsitls llnipnSIue Tim llGr
-paBirt an fotScnpen Gftntti6rn YIGbrn Sprbri,
namIib 0OUprin9's @aabaus, 9eter'S 0aR.
baut, Sl[liet's @lT9aus, Nu6spiae, Me4anics.
bprp, unp S4crer's Gjnf6aus,- ,-uno Eanst INT
If l'5r, aiIotr gutter Grit bei 6ascnbua's @al.
bau1e IN gllrntaun an, um bic Jiirseltabns& s&lrren
fir gteu9orf unp 95ilaoslptta su trffm.
Die 8uti4s Serldbt plnn I'm llbr Qasntan
pjeoer, paBirt an ben 9smsIcrten plSben Scrtei
mad llniUnpilc Suriid, aQpp pieIrIte um 6 llbr
Ntenbs entrift.
gi6 nrae 9lnfdnser GCfTrn Te aafrie llaterRdBs
unB res 9utlfums, tpstbs Iie Iitb bubmdb SuSu.
idern YfrIuden tpsrpen, pas aqts WSgt6s CUR
SequrmIi6feit ibrrr &uneen auf9ebpten psrpsn
fol-.
tSg Sore GerSerunsen fir einen 9aTasirr spn
llncnejtIe naA NIentaun unp wisper 3urGd 81
ta9sn, itub nur rs Gents.
9lbrn6um NeT,
0nbriel S1cirer,
Sebruar IL, l957.-uq3D. Giscntbdmar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-18
.a SreiSebnte jdbrlide
. q / t c | [ Il Il d

Gr an9Slc9enbtiNn rsr ,,e'sgnlsttstu Scuer
~ &eriicbsrunas dcmpaanie" ron Der Sintinol
Spriua, @trts Gauntn, pcm llsn gieptnltsr 1855
bis lllsn 5auuor 1857 r7 -r..- .... 81
#E 81 90 @turab men:e ina iaae
@aor cmpfnn9cn auf S1cbnun9 rem III.
f6ment 9ic.3 S3l 81
grdnltcn uro Getdbrcn auf crlagens 50;
ltiln I,I43 3s
Snttre6tn auf srlisbIres G5Gto .r- 40 90
Hsintr 8stra9 pcn ldtgmSnt SIC. l 1860 76
Gslammttttra9 tcjabtt in cen SDos Sls,265 Il
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-18

9ti rem 8ranbt bts 2(rtiIan
GttduotS in gbitoctN6ia, an
10. 2tprif, no IN ecn ereFsn
6cucr in hcr WorttitroFc, am l..
N1oi 1856, crbiIlt bic Gtbtt ,6crs
ring Ga fs uutsIcbSpi9t Die
.9upStEn oan @ccr9c 92. Stmrns
uno 8ruoer Die Sdthcr, popis:
re rtt nnn Iif.hrr mnN EErnnrr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-18
GS'taUstS 9SeatCs I!
1atcnt brlnbarrs 9ants 6ut

Yatcnt brbnborrs Sanb<$out.
~ Die llRINSeid{rsten batsn nun duf
V 8anp an ibrm StCre gio. 25 gEsits
sa 'oamilton Sttase, esn ,pNttnt retn'
fL@AA barren gap Sut," fatrutrt sUF
Mcrris unp So. in pblarstpbia.
Gisfc Gt-triIerms t.iiest farin, SAP mas fHf,'
gem @ebraua srr ionit 10 iteife unp tartr Iirrne
Sut Ic,prid unp anssnrbm wirp ais Der Irse'
nanntc ,,mriHr Sut," rbne S9arrn an Odts unc
Daucrbaitigtrt ~ lsipcn. Somit il in Der Sut.
manuiattur cine stess 2dds ausssiult. Gas
,,retntarr 8lnp cber 5uttsr" SUeinist in fd bic
gta6Sictsfrit Res 5ilibuts unp rie S66nbelt mo'
@lesan; rGs itlpeitn puts. unb pa6t in 6clse
ieinsr nadgirbiscn Natqr, itre 5crm res &cpfcs !
mitbin III man in 9rcBem Wlate Der Diibe uno
llntcqgrmlidtrit, bic 6ite nah prm &cpf gu mu-
tern. iibrrbCten, ihSrm oaS Sppfrnjter in Der,
SertsBerung nit inteSriifcn III.
8uTct Gn tsi
Q8irSrr iin6 81
2tGcntMHy Se6. II.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-18
9un9en SlIcrtannt /:

Isn fctaentcn Giicern wurrrn mGtrrnb trm
Sabr bis gum ten SaNuar 1857 entltGris
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-18
0e1rQIc0aftS : 9luilbilhg

: Sledrltbt miro bicrmit 9csetr bag hii tfSttr bcs
ltanoens Geltulhafts &srbtnpuns nntCr' Der Strma
cru Goelman, panls uno &C.,, in Gem 6aufmonnsr
C5cdJSft in 2tntutdum. an 27ittn Stbruor 1857, nit
bliotriiitisSn Ginnui9un9 auf9slset wuEbe. alS
oieitnoeu ptlht uctb an tcia9ts Sirmd lhuccn,
ucrbth pGber cruitiltb oufSSicrosrt innerbutb brr
gGrdsn tsi 6. uup g8. Gpslmau am ttsberi9sn
Stcbrltaube aujurufen uno 3itbtl9{rit ju MAIDEN,
tno9m nab iencm 3rtipuntt bic ButhEr in ts pdneG
etncs Srieccnertdtsrs dtcr9ebtn pcrecn uno fann
llntcittn gu crTartcn fne = uro fclht psIChe ucth
rrcbtma69e guftroruu9cu an e;s Sirmo botsn,
iino cbcnfalls glbetcn, tbrs &tthuun9In binnCn tc
la9tSr 2st pcbIbttdd9t cinSubdnoi9eu, oamt tateis
alCs in Rllbt9teit 9ebradlt rcyeIu tann.
CT Die SCrrtn 6. unp gB. Gbamau, rcresn,
pe frtibtr, ZEN Srub un0 6cblsubanosl fcrt6strei;
ben. lrrrebl an brsr 8rcurGrsi in SoljGur9 Saun:
thip. ais erh on ibrIr 1msliubr ndtls Shire c6er:
baI6 prm biSheri9tn Stcbrfdups il aGsntauu-unt
ocrr Scfbua {oanft miro tas Ststrgtid,Sff wfiinf:
tia uuf stacns 9trbnuns bttri:6eiB vno aS;rit Gin
fbSnts AiIrtemsnt scr Gjdttru gum @Istauf fill
balttn.- ~"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-18
lEERRING'S SAFE
AGAIN
THE CHAMPION.

Die cnj9e Saft, (ftuGrfsitt cllrns 6jite,) rcht /
itptm Sau itttn iSnlutlithtn 5ubolt tti zen
ntuLtthsn 9reBtn 6euGrstrunittn tGm0Drtc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-18
0lattna Sptben,

cDlaerEtre unp @lObsn, fir 8erttrrruttrn, 3uI
batsn BET ). y, Wp Ter.
Nlsntaan, Sail tG, uaRp !
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-18
St6frbettSz Iiften.
Die Sstamunoer Sibrfbtit, aifen pOa
pbiIaSslpbia ge8en nir 1prIt
Gsans unb SO at frn
10. 2G. Sns 4te Strafe, 4sHilas eiphia,

baden otc jupCrldBl9itt @trhtb:
crun9 in cln fcI9cnccn Gertif:
tattu, EaB ibrt Salamanoer
SiAsrbtits:6iittn, entlicb rSt=
Zig 9cSsi9t hoten. roB Es tus
fno, wrfir man fs ous9o6,
uuo oaB fs Sin aau; htbIrcr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-18
@bitabetpbia, a, aprtt IL. 1s56.

sbug 9e9In Oa6 Utr5seren03 ~lFment, Gas 6Elet,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-18
Smnrd5Yile
Autfben- .M d fberei.

llnt"iibnttr ttSitnt ilth telCr Gett9Guhtit tinCn
NriuneEn uno ctntm 9tGbrttn QuMltum Gn5ujei9en,
rap or itin SGih&ft rrtb immlr an fiucm Gttcu
Sunbptass in Sbuttspi0c, ro:gBbrtbolI Sauu:
kbp, Qctha @auntr, fcrtbrtrribt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-02-20
Delights Spanish EuslraI.

sure to mako the hair grow ON bald hcads removes
the dnndruf and keeps the Head cool, gives a soft
gloss to the hair, prevents its falling of and arrests
its premature decay. For the toilet, it is highly
recommended for its fragrance. During the time
this celebrated compound has been before Amer lea
Public it has for itself u reputation which
destnes it to take the lead Of all preparations for
hair.
From Leonard stodiard, City Marshal Of Lawrence
To whom 1t may concern Having used Delights
Spanish Lustral for the Hair for several months
past, do not hesitate to say that it far exceeds
everything of the kind have ever used. If you
have bald head, try it. If you are blessed with
good head ofhar and wish to retain it glossy health
just the thing to do it.
From Letter from Davis Morgans Of the Bay State Mills
Lawrence.
In had but very little faith in the Spanish Lostra
knowing that there is so much imposition in the
shape of " Hair Rcstorativcs," but concluded to
try it, The first bottle caused fuzzy appearance
on my head, followed by young hair, and before
had finished the second bottle, I had a most plcn
crop, which entirely realized the wonderful vir.lf.
tues Of the Spanish Lustral. My residence is No
Bay State Corporation, Lawrence, where can be
seen at any time,
Prepared by J. r .wADLEIGH, Druggist, No
l Appleton Block, Lawrence, Mass.
25 and SO cents per bottle.
FRED. L. SMITH, Montpelier, Wholesale A gent
or Vermont, to whom all orders should bcnddressed
Sold by A. c. SPEAR and Z. b. BENTON
Druggist Burlington Vt wl3 d&wGm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-02-20
vi AR IA ETS.
PRICES CURRENT.

BoSrog, February II. - FLoUR.-Tho demand
for Flour has been quite active the past week.
wtha decidedly firmer tone to prices. The sales
Of Western have been to some extent at 50, - a
$50 for common brands SO, for fancy
AMI S7,2j a s,25 per Dbl for the range Of extras
Corn Meal has been in moderate demand 1t So. 80
a 3,75 per Dbl for common and Brandywuc. In
Rye Flour the sales have been small at So, IS )
% per Dbl.
GRAIN-Tho receipts Of Corn have been very
light, and prices have advanced. The sales Of
Southern yellow have been at Sc a 9Uc for old,
and 81 4 sac for new and old yellow, at the close
selling at SOC per bush, in small lots as wanted
Oats have been in fair demand at 50 a Size
per bushol for Northern and Canada, as wanted
by the trade. In Rye there have been small
sales at SOC per bushel. White Beans are in fair
demand at Sl,jO 2,37t per bush, as to quality,
extra Pea and Marrow selling at 81 ,25 a 2,37k
per bush.
PRovIsloNs-PoIk is quite firm, with very
light receipts and good demand. The sales have
been at SO 1850 for prime So 22.l0 for
mess and $2i 25 for clear and extra clear,
cash and mos. In Beef the sales have been at
81 a II per Dbl cash and 4 mos for Western
mess and extra mess. Lard is very firm, and tcnl-
ing up. Sales in Ljls at 1874 a lie, and in kegs
at II IA ljc per h., cash and mos Smoked
Hams are firm, and shade higher, The sales
have ranged from Il! l2ic per ID, cash aud
/ mos AMI picked Hams at lie per h. Dressed
Hogs are steady at 10 a lie per ID. Butter Is
finn and prices higher The sales have been at
81 2jc for New York and Vermont duiries GOOD
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-02-20
For Sale, or TO h:cnt!--Thc va

liable and extensive Farm on Wnooski River two
miles north ofthe village ofBurlington, known as the
"BRADLEY FARM" containing 1856 acres of al
luvial upland and timber land, with house and
good out-bulldings thereon. This farm will be
sold entire, divided into smaller farms, to suit
purchasers.
2 The Valuable Farm in Colchester, one mile
north of Winooski Falls, on the road to Mdton
known as the "CATlIN FARM" containing
about 800 acres of tillagc, pasture and woodland,
with house and Out-buildings thereon.
3. Lot numbered III in Colchester, containing
100 acres.
4. The two-story Brick House and premises on
the south side Of Pearl street, and between Pine
street and Champlain street. known as the "IIUNT
HOUSE"
D. Seven Houses, with out-buildings and land,
on Goch street, between Pearl street and the resi-
dence of j. n. Pomeroy, ESQ.
e. The BRICK STORE at the corner of Pearl
street and Goch street.
:. The new, spacious and substantial BRICK
DWELLlNG-liOuSE at the head of Pearl street,
(next west OF the residence of the late Alvan Fooe)
with the grounds adjoining. This situation com
mands one of the finest and most extensive of the
views of the lake, bays and mountains, for which
Burlington is so famous.
All the before mentioned property will be sold
at a low price, and ample time will be given for the
payment of a large part of the purchase money. A
perfect title will be given.
Apply at the Office of the subscriber, CONNER
cial Bank Building, Court House Square.
GEO. +. EDMUNDS.
Burlington, Feb. D. 1857. dlwtr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-02-20
sDE FED.

In North Salisbury. Jan. 25tb. Miss Msrv
Moves in the 18th wear Of her ncc
Her death was caused by stricbnine. She nm.
wittinclv tasted mr. srufrod ,,o ,,o,r1orod r.o,.a
ton while looking for valerian which ros nan.
tanned in n vial. not knovinc of opv nois,ror.
substance being near. It was dnlv hbelled rs i,
should have been. lint she had left hor clossos @,
that she could not read it readily. She only lived
one hour and half after taking it,
Weston, aged 80 years.
In wnooski Falls, Feb II, Mrs Robecca,
wife of Richard 5. GiHin aged 50 years
Massachusetts, and New Hampshire papers
please copy.
In Salisbury, Dec. 23d, 1856, Dea John Nor.
ton, born at Middleboro', Mass, Dec. 25, l7G2,
buried at Salisbury, VT, Dec. 25, 1856
In Craftsbury, Jan. %, Mr.. Joseph Gldden,
aged 49,
In "hitlngham, Jan. 27th, Ellen V. Goo lell,
aged 10.
In Newiane, Jan, <, Mr.. Abram Fits, aged SO.
In Danville, Jan. 18th, Mrs Sophia Good
enough, aged IS. Also Jan. goth, Lucinda liar
vey, aged G2.
In Bradford, jim 18th, Mrs. Mehitabel Bald
win, aged 81.
In Georgia. Jan 10th, Mr.. Bradford Wood,
aged 20 Also jan I'D, Jeremiah Robinson,
aseu 20
In Ferrsburgh, Jan. 2sth, Miss Sarah Jane
Sattlcy, aged 2s,
In Barre, Jan. 20, Felonia, wife of Friend N.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-02-20

HOSPITAL FOR CoSsUMPrION.-The New York
Herald is out in an able article in favor of the
ehITt to establish Consumption Hospital in that
city. We make a few extracts
"For some years past efforts have be1u made to es-
tablsh a hospital in city for the treatment of
cor sImptive patients. charter was granted we be-
lievt,ahout two years ago, since which time officers
have been appointed and an appeal made to the
public for contributions. The necessity for such
al institution il created by the general HOSPITALS
which, in England, exclude those suffering from
consumption, on the ground that it j. an ncuraLlc
disease Without special hospital, the poor,
when stricken down by this mlludy, are not only
cut oil from all means Of subsistence, but also
from all hopes of relief. At present. consumption,
wti'h causes more than one-iith Of the adult NOR
hlity in this city, and t. which the poor are Pc
cullarly llihlc from the eau us already Specified,
Is permitted To pursue its du.plttju. career alike
unchecked by the skill Of the physician, and I'M
niIcyated BY the c arity Of the benevolent
while for the treatment Of diseases much less
common, but far more within the control Of their
victims, excellent Accommodations AMI all which
science can oiler, have been provided In IT, gem
eral hospitals 1t lis to he hoped that the effort
made to remedy this anomaly will not be suffered
TO die out, aud that we shall soon tho success
iul realization Of the project Of an hospital spec
iallv devoted to this cl lss of diselses.'
Mr.. Bennett links that the t,mpll. e l. Insti-
tLtion should not be mere "h.0o wt~S dc,h.
tms coa'u"}itrs Faheiis H'y fHd shdt,r, anil be
I,rot'd't "Hh he Hcrtssut,s n ,s II M, ygih, e..
P'ny'," but a veritabla hospital for the cure Of
their disease. lie con !Cmns the hcartlCss ptac-
tics Of 'plitation,' which has too Ion, been the
utmost effort Of the faculty, and gives the follow
lng reasons for believing that better results are
now possible
" The question then rises, Is it possible, by any
improved treatment, t. gee mplish more than pai-
iition We believe that it is. The steady re-
ductipn which has taken place in the number Of
deaths from chest diseases in New York, since the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-02-20

NEW York, Feb. l5.-'rhe grand jury
commenced their investigation yesterday
morning at about | o'clock Their pro-
ceedings of course were kept secret. Farrell,
Hannah Conlan the cook, Mary the house
maid and Snodgrass, were the principal
witnesses examined. They continued their
investigation to II late hour last night. 1t
IS expected they will close their labors to-
day Several witnesses who were deferred
from presenting themselves at the Coroner.
inquest, by the extraordinary treatment
which that official extended to all connected
with the case, have given information of
Importance to the grand jury, and traces
have been found which may lead to the
detection oil the guilty parties.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-02-20
Wistar'S lBalsanl OF Wild

Cherry, the great remedy for Consumption and all
other diseases of the Pulmonary Organs.
The greater the value of any discovery the
higher it is held in the esteem Of the public and
50 much in proportion is that public liable to be
imposed upon by the spurious limitations of ignor.
ant, dc,ignng and dishonest men.
New that thi. preparation is well known to be u
more certain cure for incircnt Consumption, Asth-
ma, Liver Compllint, Coughs, Bronchitis, and all
similar affections, than any other remedy known,
there are iounl those so yillainousy wicked as to
concoct spurious, aud perhaps poisonous mix
ture, and try to palm it of as the genuine Balsam.
This is to caution dealers and the public gener-
lily. against purchasing any other than that hay-
ing the written signature Of |. BUTTS on the out.
side wrapper.
Prepared only by Seth W, Fowe 4 Co, Boston,
Mass to whom all orders should be addressed, aud
for sale by their agents
Agents, r. A. Peck, A. c. Spear, Burlington
j. Newell 4 Co Winooski Falls H. A. Hodges,
Richmond A. II. Grovenor, Jonesyllle j. +.
Henry, Waterbury Marcus Hull. Iincsburgh !;
L. Alexander Go. Charlotte Il Ferguson,
Esscx. w3lw2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-02-20
vi \ IL RED.

In Winooski, VT, Feb. 18th, at the residence Of
5. Il. Rathbonc, Esq, by Rev. II. II. burlington,
Mr.. d. Fletcher of Wnooski, and Mrs. Elizabeth
A. Warner, of Sandwich, c. W.
In Brandon, on the evening of Feb. 10, 1867
at the Congregational Church, by Rev. j. d.
kingsbury, MIR. 5. b. Wing of Mendoza, ILL.,, to
Miss Caroline j Field of Brandon
Also at the same time Mr. Alfred H. Knann To
Miss Adoline j. Field, both Of Brandon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-02-20
hNh,Olll lAasASas.

ST. Louis. Feb. L. The Kansas cores
pondent of the Republican slys that bill
authorizing the courts to admit bail in GER
tain cases, vetoed by Gov. Geory, has been
passed over his head with one dissenting
vote in the House. The committees appoint
ed to investigate the charges against sur
veyor General Calhoun have reported in his
favor. Gen. Clarke charged with killing
Mr.. Btrber has given himself up and entc-
red recognition to appear before the
court in tho spring
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
VALENTINES. 1857. VALENTINES
VALENTINES.

have now received direct from the best manu-.
lecturers my supply of Valentines, forming the
largest stock and greatest variety that has ever
been offered in the town of Burlington Very
liberal discounts made to those who buy to sell
again. Orders and calls respectfully solicited at
the Church Street Book Store
jan2G E.A.IIrIJER.
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I'm e'Ilallccl'V,
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HENRY =. IiICKOK,



ALBERT +. WHEATON,
GEoEGE L. WHEATON 4 March Term A.D.lsj7
MARIA WHEATON.
Whereas, Henry p. lickok, Of Burlington. in
said County, has fled in this Court, his petition
against said Albert f. George f. and Maria
Wheaton, setting forth in substance that said AL
bert +. Wheaton, and George L. Wheaton, on the
81 day Of september, a. h. lejl, executed to one
Henry Leavenworth, of same burlington, "A mort
gage Deed of certain land in Burlington, and des-
cribcd as follows, to wit-lyng and being in Bur
lington aforesaid, on the fouth side Of College
street, bounded on the North by said COLLEGE,
East by the premises then owned by u. W. {.
Clark, S"Gth by piece OF Land twelve feet wide,
which has heretofore been used "a pass way,
Wet by the premises Of L. Lyman, being twenty
feet by sixty feet C.ntittorcd for the Iayment Of
theirs the said Albert /. and George h Nhe'-
tons five pTom'ss'ry notes. GAZING date "a the sth
day of August I0oo--ote Tor eiglt hundred dol
lars payable On the 9Th day Of May, lN'2 tue
other four for five hundred dollars cdcA, payable
in &, l.. i, H. and 30 Ia nth' from the date last
aforesaid respectively, with annual interest alt'r
the eighth day OF May, lh1l, at the Farmers x
Mechanics BANS, in Burlingt II that the three
last mentioned notes are still unpaid and that the
same with the interest since the eth day OF May
le5), Is due and has not been pail lhat aiter'
war Is to wit uu,tho I'D day ct october, 1891 the
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Our stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,

Broadcloths, Doeskins ,Cassimeres and Vestngs, is
still very large and well selected. and we would
say to all who study Economy COMBINED WITH
ELEGANCE, to 'dropin" at NO. BANK BLOCK,
before losing time and running the risk Of being
SOLD elsewhere. Remember that we are now
selling of at prices to DEFY COMPETITION,
to make room for our Spring importations.
The well known superiority Of our Goods needs
no further comment; we expect a call from our
Friends, Customers and the Public in general
without further invitation. As ever, Yours
Il. TURK.
p. S.--Gcntlemen's Garments made to order, at
short notice, in the latest styleA
Boys'Clothing, in great variety.
Burlington, Jan. %, 1857 dGw of
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Holloway Ointment and

pills.-Impurites of tho blood are often develop
ed in disgusting cruptions, ulcers, tumoFs, scrofu-
lous sores. boils, and other external Affections
all these distressing and dangerous complaints,
IIolloway's ointmenti' literally healing balsam.
1t neutralizes the materes morLi, seeds of dis
eases in tho exterior socretons, and dspels the
ILLUMINATION. Nature does the rest The expe-
Fence Of every human being who has tested tho
efficacy Of the Ointment ia the same, 1t has never
failed. When the internal organs are alone Affect
ed, as in liver complaint, dyspepsia, and irregu-
iArties Of the powes, a few doses of the Pills
Ali0rd ceriaia and permanent relief febl9dawlw
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ting the opinion that no hospital should be
founded for the special treatment of pulmonary
diseases without an attempt being made to couple
with it DR.. Hunters system of practice which has
been attended with such marked benefits. We
are satisfied that, in order to obtain for the inha.
htion system fair opportunity Of comparison,
this gentleman could be induced to give portion
of his tune gratutously to the new hospital, or
any other that might be established on really sci
entiic and liberal principles"
SuaE CuRE ron A CoueH.-Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry is pleasant TO the taste, and seldom
fails to effect speedy cure Of every species of
throat and lung diseases. 1t isa scientific prepa-
ration, skilfully compounded.