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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-11-05
\ l. Z ABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

STA FARM OF LAND IN WlLlISTON
in Chittendcn County, lying on the County
road from Essex junction to lIiucsLurgh miles
south Of said Junction, containing about las acres
under good cultivation and well watered good
farm buildings and % acres of excellent wood land
formerly occupied by IL. d. Smith This farm
commands beautiful and extensive prospect of
the surrounding country and is desirable loca-
ton for man of taste and industry.
2d,-A FARM adjoining the above, containing
about % acres, wi tn good farm buildings, well
watercd and under good cultivation with 2 acresof
wood and has been called the Covel farm
Ids ACRES of good land, adjoining the
above lG whereof is woodland, called the Brown
ell Lot al so 20 acres lying next east of the above.
under good cultivation, with about three acres of
wood.
ith,-A FARM of 9s acres Of valuable grass and
grain land, well watercd, with barns thereon.
situated adjoining tho Homestead place # Mrs.
Hannah Truman
The aforesaid lands and farms are the property
Of II. d. Smith and Wife, formerly Of Williston
are located about miles from Williston Village
and about miles from the Village of Burlington.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing any of the above
innda will call on CHARLES RUSSELL or Ell L
A"Eh TAFT Of Burlington, for terms. vows
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-11-05
SOMETHING NEW

I NMAN 1llAYER having purchased the right
i Ifor the County Of Chittoudcn Of making and
vending stones PATENT CLOTHES RACKS and
TENT FRAMES, is now manufacturing them at his
shop IN Sheiburnc.. Being constructed upon an
entire new plan, are great improvement upon
any other ever before o1ered-they are readily adj
iusted for use have greater length of bars, the
clothes ON one bar not hanging over those of an
other, are not liable to be overturned, occupy les.
space when in use and when not in use can roadi-
ly be folded like fan aud set away like n broom
has all the conveniences that could be desired
and none of the inconvenieuces of former cnu.ruc-
ton-are cheap, durable, convenient and greatly
improved article have only to he seen and used To
be admired by all housekccpcrs. Also portable
TENT FRAMES for hunters, fishermen, aud
camp meetings, that fold compactly together In a
form that can conveniently be transported and can
be set up Tor use in moment. They can be found
at A. 5. DEWEN'S, west side of the Park at j.
> PIERCE on Church street, or at my shop in
ohelourne' octl9dSw2w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-11-05

To conclude, we would state that RadwlV's Ready
R.lef is an external and internal Remedy; that it
is impossible for pain to exist in the system that is
under its influence its,ile-quickening power in
fuses strength to the weak, feeble and intirm No
matter what the of the pain may be, dose or
application will instantly stopit.
Rdd'oay's Regulators are in the form of pills
elegantly coated with gum, and when taken will
not occasion nausea or ssknesS-their office risk
regulate the organs andof the system to a healthy
regular action, to equalize the circulation of the
blood, and expcl all difficulties and causes of de-
rangcment from the liver, stomach bowels. kids
neys heart, skin, nerves, bladder, and thus curing
rapidly all diseases located in either of the organ
of the body or in the general system. EVERY IA
ny SHOULD KEEP A box OF THESE Pills oN HAND.
They ARE THE MOST CERTAIN REGULATIONS yer
CAN TAKE.
Rddcays ReaouatHg ResoiUeHt is for the cure of
all diseases of chronic, constitutional, scroiu-
lous character.
SKIN ERUPTlONS, SORES, SALT BIIEl NJ,
HUMORS, &c These remedies are pleasant to
take, quick in action, and safe. No injury can
result from their Let the sick give them a
trial
RADWAN CO., lt2 Fulton-st., New York.
r.. r. r. Remedies sold by all respectable
Druggists in tho United States and Cauadas and
by Merchants in places whore there is no Drug
gist.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-11-05
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BtfliAN'S HUNGARIAN BAL.AM
OF LIFE.

rHNuE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Colds
Coughs, Asthma, and Consumption.
y READT nE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE S-
cure ot N'r'rc CoDgh aad Coayunptirc icn-
d.ncy, wH aifcSfed.
CHESTER FACTORIES, Mass, oct, 18th. 1913.
Or. Bradifc;
Sir-lIaving been attacked some two
months since, with a affection of the Lungs,
attended with n severe cough that was likely to
become habtual, my friends expressed their opin-
ions freely, that | was fast going down with the
Consumption. ! purchased Of Messrs. Root, Briggs
Co., "A bottle of Buchan's Hungarian Basam, and
found immediate relief | have now finished the
second bottle, and call myself well. 1t is but two
weeks since 1 commenced taking the Balsam yet /
have gained five pounds in flesh, and the affection
at the Lungs appears to have wholly vanished. |
cheerfully recommend the medicine to other. who
have any kind Of disease Of the Lungs.
remain yours truly,
ALEXANDER Fra NCIs.
DR. B,odie,; Sr-We have witnessed the effect
of the Hungarian Balsam Mr.. Francis and do
not hesitate to recommend it to others Of like dis.
ease, sc. Yours truly
Roor, BRlGGs 4 Co.
Sole Proprietor, DAVID +, BRADLEE Water
town. Mass, to whom all orders should be address
ed sold by Druggists and dealer. in medicine in
every town in the United States and British
Provinces. THEO. A. PECK Agent
"ctl'wlm Burlington, VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-11-05

Great Northern and western
ROU TE.
XonTuERN tN.Yo RAILROAD.

NORTHERN IN. W RAILROAD.
90 Miles sdred bct,Ceen burlington q Chicago
by This Route
ErtBST TRAIN leaves Bousos Point 90 Am
L arrives at Ogdensburgh at II 70 AM, connect
INK nj Pot.jam with Potsdam and Watertown Rail
road for Watcrtown, Rome, Syracuse, Rochester
Niagaa Fails Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati and
the West, via. Lake Shore; and at Ogdcnsburgb
connect with Grand Trunk Railroad for l'ytown,
Kingston, Toronto Hamilton Detroit, Chicago an0
all points South and West
SEtpSD TRAIN leaves Rouse Point at Be
p. 81. ur au tjc arrival Of the Trains from the Ncr-
mont Central Eailruad, arrive at Ogdensburgh 80
p. ST.. connecting with Grand Trunk Railroad loi.
All point. No-,
y EFT { RN NC.
FIRST TRAIN leaves Ocdensburgh at 90 AM
ariiycs mt houses Point 10 F. VI. Connects with
the Vermont Central and arrives al Burlington AZ
: 10 y. NJ, nnEiur connections with sll Hailroa'
! u,. -.glh and East
-E'vND TRAIN leaves Ogdcnshurgh ut ~
+. NJ, arrives ~ Eousc's Point at 8 90 p, ". o.
lodyc.J connecting as above, and with Champlaiu
aud ~tLavr,r"' Railroad for Montreal and Quehe"-
Iirlirs lur the above Routes can hr procured ni
| al an .ati.us u the Vt Central Railroad, and a.
| y. l.. CHURCH, burlington, VI.
GEO. V HOY LIE, Nupt
| january 5, ISIS. fcbl3d&w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-11-05
LET llIEM BE TRIED :
RADwAY's MErHoD OF CuRs IS
SIMPLE, QUICK, SAFE AND RFFECIuAL

There is no pain, however torturous or excrucia-
ting, but that simple application Of Rad'raP's
Realty Rcbef will instantly stop and quickly allay
the most violent spasns, infammations and congcs-
tions. There is no disease however long il may
have become established in the system. whether
constitutional chronic, humorous or Of loathsome
character, but that R1d,oay's Rcoou1iing RssoiDei
will cxtcrmnatc and infuso mr." hff, new blood,
and ncig sristncs throughout tho broken down
anc omaciated orgn, izaton Of the body
If by irtcgulnrity or otherwise the organs of the
system become dcranged and incapable Of pcrtor-
ming their several iunctons;- the Liver Heart,
Bowels, Stomach Bladder, Kidneys, Skin, Nerves.
Blood, etc, at fault, dose or two Of P0d-
wdy's Reyuiaiorswll restore health and regularity
to every organ throughout the body. They force
each and every organ to the natural performance
of its duty, and thus keep up regular and healthy
circulation of the blood.
If dose Of RadDayS neyai1iorS were swallowed
| the moment person feels unwcll, when any I'M
pleasant symptom appears, there would he no fur
ther trouble, for the diseased action would be ar
| rested and b'althy action re-cstabli,bcl On
| one fact the sic may dcpcndrHNr DISEASE cAN-
NOT GROW IN Tue SYSTEM FORTIFIED AND uNrCr
| THE INFLUENCE : THE u. n. n REMEDIES.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-11-05

Since ls47 when we first commenced cur good
work of discovering remedies for the relief of the
pan-ridden and diseased, and preparing the same
for public use, Wa have the qualification of claim
ing to have received more letters of thanksand GER
tifcates of cures than all other medicine manufac-
turers and medicine practitioners in the world, put
together.
The weight Of the paper alone, on which said GER
f;atos and letters e. thanks are written, is over
ten tous-and if said certificates were attached to-
gehcr, in great roll, it would measure the i'm
mensc distance of t~caiy-scrcp thous1nd scuc, HIM
dred and fairy mites.
Among the immense number Of certificates are:
10000 rheumatism cured in from ten minutes to
twcnty-four hours;
10000 Chronic Rheumatism cured in from one
week to six weeks-paln relieved in few
moments after its first application;
lOO,OOO cases Of Tic DOlOrcux and Neuralgia
pains stopped in few moments, and cured
in from half an hour to II few days;
100000 eases Of Burns, Scalds Bruises and other
accdcnts-pains stopped in n few luu-
mentS, and cured in II day so;
100000 Cases of Diarrhoa. Pains stepped in few
moments.
$4,000 Cases of Fever md Asuc.
1000 Cases of Scarlet Fever.
100 Cases of Yellow Fever, reported to US
How many of this fatal disease have been
cured by the aid of the Relief not re-
ported, we arc unable to say.
l0o 600 Cases of Toothachcs, Earachey, Strains,
Lumbagos, and pains in the leg, back,
etc, in from five To twenty-five minutes.
5000 Cases Of sthma
10000 Bronchitis, Catarrh, Lung Complaint, etc.
10000 Cases Of Syphilitic Rheumatism, Nodes
and other venereal taints.
200, 900 Cases of Sick and Nervous Headache, Rush
of Blood to the Head.
5000 Cases Of Cholera (Asiatic) in from fifteen
minutes to six hours.
Besides thousands and tens of thousands ot every
day complaints ofno given name that eve
ry one is more or less subject to.
5000 Cases Of Dyspepsia.
l0000 Cases of Skin Diseases, Salt Rheum, Sores
Sore Heads, Eyes, Legs, Face, Pimples
Blotches and Humors Of all kinds-cured
by the of Renovatinc Resolvent. a
change for the better is felt by the sufferer
of the most loathsome disease, in n few
hours after dose of the RcSovent.
90 900 Cases of Costivenes Indigestion, Liver COM
plants, Heart Diseases, Kidney, Bladder
and Urethra difficulties, cured by few
doses of RAILWAYS REGULATORS, Il
dose Of which once week will keep every
organ in the system in healthy condition
and force them to due performance Of
their duties
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-11-05
MUSIC, MUsIC!l MUsICi!i
J. Rice Teacher of Brass Bands,

Boston, aud Leader Of the Boston Cornd Band.
RICE'S Qundrille and Serenade Choir, of Boston
will be in Burlington, VT about the 10th of 0cto-
bor and will remain there until Spring.
Having had many earnest solicitations from my
friends in Vermont, to return to them in the Fall
| have concluded to do SO, and at the time
prevailed some fine talent of Boston to take a
trip to the country and remain there the Winter
season.
Our Band will number six performers, and will
furnish music either as Band Orchestra, for Balls
Cotillion PARTIES Promenade Concerts, Private
Parties Weddings, &c, &c. Any number of
pieces furnished.
N. II. ADAMS, Leader of the Orchestra; j..
RICE, Leader of the Serenade Choir; b. W.
WAREHOUSE, Prompter
Orders left at W. w. Partridges Music Store
will receive prompt attention.
July q, &wtf
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OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
IL 4 / X Il T. y 4 RATIN

IL IL T. % * \ L l.
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~ AlS the II, Louis MOI Democrat Below we
- pubIl'h letter TO Dr. ood OF this city, from
gentleman IN Name winch speaks glowingly Of the
superior merits "i ms halr tome such evidence
must nave us eueet when coming from reliable
source II 'er'lh'ate' are guarantees OF truth, the
DOCTOR hrcl' no eh'"iniums' nor useless putery
ir'-L- the fTc'''
hN'H' MAINE, Jan. 20 lN'''
fT"i' w. ~ wood ~ Co.
"'Nig",'-Havltg my at
tenli"h c'I!c'' ir" months since, to the highly
o'n'hc"' 'aect- ol your liar Restorative, was
,Nlu'eH no MAKE application "i 1t upon my own
hatr, WING" ma become quite giay-probably one
'"lIu "n"'' my Minister'S were 81 the same char
, r me tnrTe months 'ln'G procured bot
S'g ~ i.ul i'l' H's'or''!'r HnI "s'i IT, soon
.."H' j. was proving ""H' I'd W'Shed' used
J.. 'u'H' ,H''' a week; nave 'lnGe procured an
o'Ir' o.t..'. u. "II'n ! nave G'e' some can
u'" 0'''"N l" Tue ""''" tnat the gray or whlte
n"t' ga, na' '"t''.l NN'IPI're'' p''A ON my mead
''' 49, 'pp ,il nnI mas resumed ls natural
o.'I Ni'. "r'Io,o no'e sou ana q SSE imam u
~, you "n no" S'NtF
y 1'i' Wv" '.i -'.1 VIZ at '"' age oil ~ mas
"'y rI IT. Nv" '',' >'''J 'u'e''
,.,l.,,l al, Ho,.-0 - "u' ~ !tu loI your
will ri,btI,use "a. NOR directi,,. Vii ,,,t ba.o
occasion T., c,ntr, li,t mn, stato,oo,t. ,a"i,
lien of tbi. civ and n resident bnrc C,r bo To-,
fifteen wears. and am known Ia nearly every one
here, and adjoining towns ANY use YOU NAV
make Of the above with my name attached, i, at
YOUR service. a, wish To- preserve the boautics of
nntur,. i'm nj c,, a. we'll os n,,..clr -
arm. truly. yours. 4. RAYMONr.
BALTIMORE. Jan a. ISIS
VoOp.S nam HESr, p 1,r1I-E
Prot Wood-pcnr Sir. Hotip" bad tho ni.f.,.
tune 10 lose the best norton of NV hair from tho
object. of fle vclI,v fayrr in ,,,, 6,Io,,s Is,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-11-05
MEN IN WANT OF BUsIyEss

n aIuHTt, uctIVe man, with a capital Of from
= ~ 9ioo to s3Oo, wishing to engage IN a prunta
bic business Of trading in any city or large town
in any of the New England States, can obtain such
chance by applying in person or by letter to
CHARLES BLANCHARD a Co, Basement Of
Old State House, Room No. g State street, Boston.
Mass; and by giving reference as TO honesty and
ability, can obtain good credit for goods. This
presents Il favorable opportunity for merchants
now in business, as well seeking business.
Oct. |, 1858. wit
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-11-05
TRAINS GnING SOrTH-

Leave Burlington nt 7.35. A. VI. and $50 7. NJ
NAIL TRAIN connects at Rouses Point with
trains from p-jensburgh and Montreal, at Bur
liugt'n with train, for Troy and Albany, at White
EiycrJuur'iou with trains for Boston and New
York, arriving in Bostonat Gao ?. NJ, aud in
New York AT la p. VI.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN connects a.
Houses Point with trains from the west and
Montreal, at burlington with Lake Champlain
Steamer, and the Rutland Road. at White River
junction with train for Boston, Lowell, Worcester
&C., arriving in Boston at 90 r. NJ. next day
(carhrtboa an o'boy yopie) and in New York at
TO F. VI.
Through Tickets for Chicago Detroit, and the
West, for sale at the principal stations.
Il. SHERBURNE, Superintendent.
Nnrthfnll Oct II. ISIS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-11-05

. EANI burlington 81 $40 4. VI. and $50 =
! VI. Mail Traiucunuocts at Windsor and White
River Junction with trains leaving Boston and
-priu- field at7.3O AN .amo day& from New York
thr previous. day at 800 J. NJ leave Windsor at
l3j T.. NJ. connects at Nouscs Point with train TO-
Montreal the next morning and with train for oe
dcnahur.h, Toronto, Detroit Chicago, and thu
Wcst via Grand Trunk and Great Western, N via
Rome, y. Y. Central and Lake Shore Railroads
ma'iur the shortest host and most reliable route
from New England to the West
ACCuMMODA ALTON TRAIN connects at " ind
.or with train leaving New York at 500 a. NJ.
and at White River Junction with train leaving
Boston at noon, stop over night at Mortified, and
proceed neat morning at 500, connecting at Rouse
Point with the EIDycss Train for the west.
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THE GOLDEN SECRET.
d 5nnPER MONTH can be cleared at cutti
Up WV and selling name plates for marx II

p wv and selling name plates for marking
clothing.
one hours practice will make you perfect mas
ter OF the art. Price of first class tools with in
structions, all sent by express, $40. Material to
make plates Of and every thing connected with the
business furnished.
DO not fail to send for samples; which are sent
free to all interested in making their fortune.
Diploma awarded by the Vermont State Agri-
cultural Society, for best Stencil Tools on exhibi
ton Cash Prize, 49, by the Connecticut River
valley Fair and Silver Medal by New York State
fhlr' ls5s,-were awarded as first premiums to my
Stencil Tools. Al. FULLAM
Springfield, Vt.
sept 18th, 1855 Wis 9ms
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-11-05
A FARM IN MICHIGAN
WORTH $4,000,
FOR $1,000,

nNlllS Is ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN MICHIGAN
l. lying in Calhoun Co., on the line of the NJ. c.
r. R., one mile from Cerisco Depot, miles from
Battle Greek, and miles from Marshall.
The farm contains $50 acres $40 acres of pillow
and meadow, and 40 acres of wood land. 1t is
slightly rolling, rich openings, well watered by
springs and "A small river running through it. On
the farm are two good barns, two comfortable
houses, two apple orchards containing 1872 young
aud thrifty bearing trees, and peach orchard,
from which 500 bushels choice peaches were sold
last season. There is a large FIGURING mill one
mile from the house, where cash, at all times is
paid for wheat. Price this Fall 81, 10 to 81 20
The farm is situated that it can be divided into
two equal farms, aud leave both nearly square. II
is admitted by all acquainted with it, to be one of
the very best wheat farms in Mich gan. 1t il well
fenced with rail and board fence, and has now %
acres wheat growing.
Satisfactory reasons given for being willing to
sell at n sacrifice and with a reasonable amount
down, the balance can be arranged to suit purchas-
For further particulars address
VAN SICkLEN 4 WALKER.
Burlington, Oct 10, 1855. dlm&w3m
HAVE A FEW BBLS. SUPERIOR VIRGINIA
SWEET PoTAroEs, which will be sold as lar as
the common ones about town.
octl6 A. :. DEWEY.
GENTS WATERPROOF ROOTS,
MADE Of F}'Drb CoiC sewed 4 nice article
WI just received
by A. PRoUTl, JR,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-11-05
CERTAIN, Quick Ann EpprcrrAl

EVERY FAMILY SHOULD BE ARMED
family armed with RadtrIys Rc13y Rsbef Regui9-
tors, and ResoUept, well fortified for with these
Remedies you can resist, break up and drive out Of
the system all diseases that have ever afflicted hue
manity since the fall Of Adam.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-11-05
TO ALL MANKIND.
HOlIOway'S Ointment.
nnnN TO THE SIfJ,

rENllE want of sterling medicinal to meet the
u ills and necessities of the suffering portion of
humanity, and one entirely free from mineral and
other dcletcrious particles, severely felt till
this all powerful medicine was ushcrcd into the
world; HoLLowAY's INVALUABLE Pulls have be-
come the household remcdy of all nations Their
attribute is to proueat well to o",ei they at
tack the rdit or roof Of the complaint, and thus by
removing the hidden cause Of disease reinvigoratc
and restore the dropping energies of the system
assisting nature in her task Of uaal and fnci,ona,y