davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
PcmnsNIvnmia Politics.


HARRISBURG, Aprl IL.
The Democratic States Rights Conven-
ton adopted resolutions to the following ef.
feet: That we are here to-day to resist ovory
attempt to weaken or overthrow the creed Of
the Democratic party; to unite for the pur-
pose of ofrestoring in all their yigor and purity,
truths that have heretofore made the Demo-
cracy the conquering organization which has
contributed to the enduring welfare Of the
Union; that this Convention most solemnly
declares its warm attachment TO the Union
Of States, to maintain which il pledges all its
powers, and for this end il is our duty to
oppose every infraction of those principles
which constitute the only basis Of that Union,
because faithful observance Of them can
only secure its existence and the public hap
piness; that we arc bound to regard the Ad-
ministration as having forfeited the conf
dence o. the people, and to denounce it as un-
worthy Of the support Of the Democratic
party; that the attempt of the Administra-
ton to disregard the covenant of 1856, and
in its stead exact despotic test to compel
obedience to doctrines subyersive of republi-
can liberty, was the work, not of the Demo-
cratic party, but Of men who had resolved
upon ambitious purposes; that we denounce
the principle ofcXecutive interference with the
franchises of the people Of the Statesi that
we repudiate the platform Of the CcHyenti0p
of March, and that no matter what the dey
cison Of the Supreme Court may be on that
abstract question, still the right oG,the people
to make a slave territory or 0. free territory,
is perfect and complete under the Nebraska
Bill
. The USpEeplci+ then adjourned sine die,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
Catfsi bp GfItaraph.



" y, ''.',',' :, ~, y
~ y sea'se' tiiat NJ counsel ,'f the Fssee.
cevoh were prepared IN ca.e ehe conlessioh
o. Mrs' oickies was rcce''ee " evidence, %
g'Ve N evidence INC act lhat N January
last mr. alehlos ana iaay, not ms ",c' re-
haineo aufins n'eh. ~ nAfneihS \, io'f',
IN Dai.imofs. INC res'S'er ., tne hotei
was IN court iof .nes purpose. vh 'ne tegls,
yer there Is nrst 'he enity o. MT Slekles'
nalhe III ms own hsng, ana aOou' yen names
NiOW, the name ., Mts, Dsihei ~ oicNies'
u ~ q IinSreht han1, nsi.ler heI Own % nor nus
liau vuugV NrSw'Viu ,s pun'l'.cu ~ .ile cou'es.
sioh, .hsIS Hou,u hr'e 9eoh ~, an immense io'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
Cuban News.
BALTIMoRY, April Il.

BALTIMORE, April Ii.
The Leiger's y. Y. Correspondent gives a
few facts in regard to Cuban affairs.
1st. On the 2Sth OF March the Barque
Giga was cleared from this port for Havana
by Lord & Bros "a Spanish house. The YES
sci was consigned TO w. II. Ryersmith, and
there is every reason TO believe, that she had
on board one hundred fighting men, and a
liberal supply Of ammunition.
I'd. The day following. the brig Mosea-
tan cleared for Fcrnandina, Florida, by j. L.
Wood & Co. The informant is not specific
as to her real character, but intimates
enough to justify the suspicion that she iS. a
fillibuster.
ID. The principal partner in tAe tirEl, oii
Lord & Co. above alluded to, h&S. retired to
Moraye, to tho famous f,iAGSter General
Goecesuria, the treasurey, Q,,ths. Cuban Jun
ia. This establishes q Direct connection be-
tween the Barque S9ga and the fillibuster
interest here, aha goes far to strengthen the
suspiciops entertained. The Spanish minis
ter is here, sorely disturbed.
The U. s. Marshal is in great tributation
and has set a watch on a couple of schoon-
ers at anchor off the battery
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

Cincinnati MARKETS.

CNcNSArf. April II.
Flour firm s5.lO@5,5O for mperiiue.
Whisky 23ia
Provisions buoyant Mess Pork sI7 ,OO@Is,
20; prime si3 ,00@l3,T5.
Wheat steady. White i.dO@i Al; Red 10
dl.27.
Coru active At 7E@sO.
Rye in fair demand at V0@9e
BARLEY firm at G5@7O.
Oats, 59dGi for prime.
Lard I'M
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
Railroad Accident,

MADlsoN, md, April IA
The engine and baggage car of the train
going north on tho Jeffersonville Railroad,
we're precipiIated by the breaking ofa bridge
over a small stream, giving way near AmitT
this morning. The engineer, Henry Snipps,
was instantly killed, and the fiaeman, aadly
injured,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
HUNT, WEBSTER & co.'s
Improved Tight Stitch
SEWING MACHINES.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
" silver Medsls awarded by the VIRGINIA state
settS state Fair.
These Machines will stitch, heKn, fell bind nnA
gather They make a strong lock Stitch that sau-
not be rAvelled or puued out. They make beDu-
utus uniform stitch alike on beth sides u the
The Maehines have great strength, are Perfectly
Simple ami the management OF them eaailY ac-
Any spool q cotton, thread or silk, rasy be use4
Hem Folders sud Binding GuaKes, Of iuiproyed
style and finish, have recently been adAed,
All Machines warranted, and full instruetiona
rily.
i2- sendtOr Circular.
-, c. @. KNIFFlN, Agent
Iewelry store, Cincinnati, Ohio.
nhIs-ImdaW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
New York Market.

NEw IokN, April Il.
Flour advanced Ohio S6,45dG 60
Wheat huoyaut. White ,6U@l go; Red
SI,4Sd ,52l6.
Corn firm at s7@S9 for mixed White rs
al. .25.
Pork firm. Mess, SIT ,25ml7 so Prime,
et2, 2,5O@l2,6s.
whisky dull ut &C.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

M + offer the Whetlep- & Wilson Sewing
w Machines, with im1ortssatd improvements, Gt
reeuetion OF y23 on toInen prleea and to meet the
demand for GOOD, loFReprioe1 Family Machine,
have introduced a NG'@ STYlE, working upon the
not so highly tnikhad, at
FIFTY D0I.LAR8l
The elegance, speeaA nolselesAneas and simplicity
Of tue Machine, the beauty and strength or siiieI
being ALIKE ON MOTH SlkltsS. inn pOssible to rsVei
and leaving no chain 90 ridge on the under side The
eeonomy Of thread and AdsPtsStity to the thioKest
cesstul and popular Sewing Machine now made.
Az our various ohceb, We sell at New York uFi-
cea, aud give Instructions free Of charge TO eusble
pufel aseFs TO sew osctnAry seams, hem, fel Quilt
gather band aud tuck, all on the same Machine and
warrant " for thHee years.
SENIOR CALL FOR A CIRCULAR, eonta lining
fnll particulars, prices, testimonials, etc.
iaIll5 A SUMNER A 90
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

the very best success
The pubic is therefore respectfully requested to
favor NE with Its confidence aud patronage in the
treatment OF Horses and CattleS aud will spare no
pains to deserve the same.
The following testimonials given under their own
hands, by my patrons sTe sufficient To prove my
eapabiliy;
AAYIosS, oHIo, Oct, 30, 1857.
We, the undersigned. certify that A. GAilfy Veter-
ineTy Surgeon, haR tre1ted siek horses for u.s. and
thatwe not ony satisfied with the cures he has
effected Tor us, hnt we cons,ientOusly recommend
him 70 all out fienda and AequAintAnceE AZ an eN
perieneed Ald sKi'pl Physician in this branch 81
Hcience.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
Medical Notice.

ER. A. GEIGER has associated with him
- IN the practice Of medicine and surgery, Dr. ..
D. Stephens, late Of 81. Johns Hospital Cincinnati
Pr9InpnaU Ue1ton will be given 70 all calls In thoir
pros flon. once, south east corner OF Fifth and
JefierEon streets. mhSl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
New u. $. HIinissss.

New oRAR4Ss, April H.
Senior Malta was osfeially informed to-
day, by the Secretssg ofState, that the Pres
ident will recognize him on his arrival, at
Washington, Tie win leave here Saturday
or Monday.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
Railroad Accident.

MEMPHIS, April Ia.
A train on the Mississippi Central fell
througha trussel work, killing two, and
wOunding eight. Names not ascertaincd.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
TO HORSEMEN.
A. GALLEY, Veterinary Surgeon
Cor. St. Clair and Second Streets,
DAYTON, OHIO

DUkiNG the twenty
months since IhAve OPEN
cd the stable on second
and ST. Clair sts., | have
treated in nay Horse ln-
Urinary more than a5OhOr-
aes aud cows; of these
there were many animals
which the majority con-
sideredincUiable; and yet
1 have treatesi them with
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
II. 8. WILLIAMS, ), r.. WALLACE.
WILLIAMS d WALLACE.
N0TARIES PUBLIC
CHEAP PROPERTY.

OhAAAA 4 AsVA 6LsL
AZ ACRES OF Land, miles from Dayton,
~ on Cincinnati Pike, by Franklin. Lcwis
Compton will show lands.
ALSo-11 acres, with q fine brick dwelling, in a
high state of cultivation, containing variety OF
choice fruit trees, half mile north OF Dayton.
ALSO-l6 acres, y miles ). ". OF Dayton, beau
ufully situated and Of deep rich soil iH used for
gardening and 10 of the best In country, and con-
tAins q varsity Of fruit trees, shrubbefy. &C. A
pleasant dwelling, wood house, stable, well of ex-
eelent water and good fence Land cheap and pay
menis easy.
ALso-iO acres Of land, in high state of cultiya-
tlon, miles west of Dayton, on the Liberty Pike,
with house containing rooms, smoke house barn,
copn-cribs wagon and plow sheds, good orchard and
q well Of excellent water.
ALso-s2 Acres, In sec. %, shelby Co o., one and
half miles from Newport, on the canal, a short
distance north Of sidney with house. stable aud 30
acres improved all under good fence the balance in
fine timber, sidney and Berlin road close TO the land
= school and meeting house within 80 rods.
ALS0-SO acres, in sec. Ia, in said neighbOrhood,
covered with excellent timber Both tracts are canal
lands, and OF an excellent quality Cheap on time.
ALSO-23O acres north Of Springfield, well i'm
proved with suitable building So acres being cover
cd with heavy timber, will be sold cheap.
ALso-iO acres, within mile south Of Springfield,
well Improved.
leh6 WILLIAMS n WALLACE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

Change orTsme.
0n and after Monday, April ~, 1855. untll fur
Vlasg aotica. ttSiss will run ~ iollows,
lfavea 6sSfcn union Depot At $40 q. m. and
80 p. NJ. Arrive At Union at n 80 q. m. nnd
Z 80 p. m.
RETURNING.
Leaves Union Al 5,45 y. m and Las D. M,
arrives At Dayton At O,bb a. M, and 9,b5, D. m.
The 500 p, NJ. train leaving Dayton makes close
connectien ~ Union With the Rxpresa train on the
heiletontaine road for Indianapolis connecting on
lta ARRIVAL with trains for Lafayette Terre Haute
and al points west, north and north west.
For tickets and further information, apply TO
samuel W. KinR. General Ticket Agent, Union
Depot, 9th street.
II. c. sTIMsoN, sup't.
dec2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
Cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


I'm and after Monday April n, 1859. PAsssn.
" ger Trains will ieavethe 9th stree epot, Day
ton for Cincinnati, as follows
Returning Trains.
Al 900 q. m, S.O5 n. m, 400 p. Hn., and Z 80
p. m,
Will leave Cincinnati for Dayton, ~ soc
a. m. 500 q. M, 4.30 p. m. and Gee ,. m.
The T.3a y, NJ train south will STOP 81 CArlifls
Middleton, Hamilton and Glendale, snly.
a?f9 DANIEL McLAREN ,Sup't'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

lust received large assortment Of Coal
" OIL Lamps, with improved burners, and new
stylea suitable for Church, store, Parlor and Kitch
en- pArpoBes, In variety.
Glsss saspending LSaps-Larsc and Small nurng
Side
ana Glass Parlurti " {" 4"
Kitchen " 1" "
britannia Parlor or Pulpit; something new and good.
frHc ct Lamps, Large and Small Burner {.
Reading {"
Hand
We alss keep large stock Of Lard oil, Fluid and
. CAmphene Lamps, Gass and Paper shades, Chan
nies, Wicking, ETC., etc which offer for sale At
reduced prices
HEOKLER, REMLBY MAXToN.
ian5
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-30

Everybody knows that when one drug fails to
relieve a patiept the doctors administer another,
AMI that in some cases dozen modes Of treatmon Mt
are tried in the hope Of stu Milling upon the right
a "Scisnce" which runs through the whole drug
list in search of something that may be beneficial?
Does not the name belong rather to an unohange-
able mode Of treatment which produces the same
effects in all similar cases. those effects being i'm
mediate relief anl alternate cure? If so, haa-
,o7ys Rsm.lies are the iufalllbe instruments {
real Science and gular medical pratice is
p;ricism. No human being took Railway 3
Relief and Regulators for cholera, colic-bilious s.
ness, RENTED fever, dyspepsia, brain fever fever
and ague or any aclte and painful disease without
experiencing an immediate mitigation of every
dangerous and agon zing symptoms. No victim
of Scrofula, Cancer, or any other constitutional,
external or internal disorders resorted to
Railways Resolveut whose tainted blood was not
purified and general health restored by its use.
In this triplcats OF Rom sdiss lies the whole prac
teal m 1teriI me 'ica.
Remember that it is an established fact that no
Pains, Aches or Inflammation can continue to ago.
nize the part OF the system, when Railways
Ready Relief is applied.
RADWAY {. CO.,
wl4w2 NEW YoRk.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-30
BOS ON NJ A TX Il r 7
Reported for the Free Press.
BY F. WOOD.

BosroS. Sept. &c, 1859.
PRODUCE. BUTrER-The arrivals of Butter
sIuw a fal ling off compared with last week, COM
t-...lr 6.G79 packages for the week. The supply
Z r.yer Is equal to the wants of the market, and
,-.,- remain steady with firm feeling for good
.a4litv We look tor comparatively light receipts
'.r o week or two, as prices now rule compare
lively lower here than in the country. The sales
have been at 20a22 for good, choice and extra New
Ira and Vermont Dairies and l6al9c for common
All fair. Canada, Ohio, and other Western is
-e.liuy at False per h., to quality.
CHtEsz-CheeSe has been arriving pretty freely
and the market is well supplied. In prices no
change although buyers pay the extreme rates
VITA some reluctance. The sales have been at "a
Iuc per To- as to quality; good and prime article
sellin. at 9al0c per ID. The receipts of the week
ave been j. 994 boxes. 40 casks and % tons.
1EAYs-Whte Beans continue in moderate de-
llui, with sales of common at 70a75c; blue pod
'llol, and extra pea and marrow Sl25aSl15 per
olshel.
PEAS-Canadd Peas are dull and prices are nom
i1aiiy 9OcaSl per bushel.
PorAroEs-Potatoes are in fair demand with
sal-s of common White. at i0ai5e; Jacksons 5Oa5Sc
AL Nova Scotia Chenangoes at 50a55 per bushel.
rcet Potatoes are selling at 50 5OaS2 623 per bol
So Peach Blows or Carriers in market.
iRAIN-In Oats there is no material change, with
tolerate demand. We notice shipments South
1915 ba IS during the week The sales have
0selat 42ca44 per bush. for Northern and Canada
aeg i. scarce and wanted. The sales have been at
&c per bash. small lots selling at the close at
after rate.
.rles, dried. ID. Sa 9
Do. sliced, IA 10 Eggs--pr doz. la is
C1nmon, Dbl 200a500
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-30
d I ed

On Tuesday, 9th Sept, at / o'clock, AN. Jchn
Henri Hopkins, infant son of Rev. and Mrs. W. C.
Hopkins, of Mortified, Vt
In Barre, Sept. ], Elizabeth P. Clark, aged l6.
In Newbury, Sept. lst Mr. Salman Dow. aged
So.
In Worcester, Sept 2, Miss Lucretia A. Frost,
aged II.
In Walden, Sept. ?, DR.. A. Lahore, aged 70.
In Orange, Sept. 2, Mrs. Lois B. Cutler aged
50. Also. Sept. IA, Mr.. Lyman A. Towner, aged
In East St. Johnsbury, Sept. 8, Mrs. Sophronia
r)ut. ICED so.
In Marshfeld, Sept 8, Mrs. Maria L. vallan,
agei 10.
In Cabot, Sept. 4, Mrs. Polly Orcutt, aged 6s
In Chester Sept. 4th, Lewis S. Watkins, aged
In Montpelier, Sept. 4, Mr.. VIM. Horne, aged
In Duxbury. Sept. 5th, Mr.. John Bedding,
aged 35.
In STAFFORD, Sept. 5th, Mr.. Cyril Barrett, aged
In Salisbury, Sept. 5th, Mrs. Sarah Mattison,
aged 81.
In Thetford. Sept 5tb, Emma Ellis, ged le.
Also, Sept. 18th. Mr. BENZ. ouimbv. aged ?6.
In Hartland, Sept. 9Th. E. ". Patrick, aged 81.
In Rutland, Sent. I. Mrs. Nancy R. Gear, aged
70; also, Sent. l0th Pliny Parker ESQ.,, aged 81; ;
also, Sep. 18th, Miss Mary whitney. aged Sc.
In Northfeld, eth inst, Henry Knapp, ESQ,
aged 70.
In Brattleboro, Sept. 7th. Mrs Cynthia Green
leaf, ag, 81; also: Sept. 7th Mr.. Francis Bard
well, nd 80.
In Calais, Sept. Sth, Mrs. Fannie D. Bliss, aged
AZ.
In Norwich, Sept. ssh, Elizabeth o. Lovelsnd,
aged &c.
In Orange, Sept. 9Th, Mrs Abigail F. Clough,
aget 81; also, Sept. 18th, Miss Angelina Dodge,
aged As.
In Miidlstown, on the 9th inst, Mr.. Heman
Hastings aged So.
In West Fairlee, Sept. 9th, Mr.. Freeman W.
Smith aeed 81.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-30


The Steamship Vanderbilt arrived this
n.rning from iIavre via Southampton, bring
ing London dates of the 18th inst. The
lml,n fines saws the Government had de-
.armincd On deSpatcbing Immediately to
Caiul several steam ami sailing frigates
together tn large reinforcement Of troops.
4 London paper says that repairs Of the
damages inflicted by the explosion on the
treat Eastern had already commenced Mr.
>.,;t Russell had contracted to restore the
sole for 1000 ounds.
lr RaSsell's contract is 10 Gnish the
DE ship in her former state as she left the
4Er within three weeks.
The PApal power seeks new supporters
e. atty was signed On the Doth of August
tween the Papal Government and the
Queen of Spain, by which the latter agrees
20 occupy the Roman States with her troops
when the French forces are withdrawn.
Advices received at Madril from Tangisr
state that, in consequence of the agitation
caused by the death of the Emperor OF Mo-
rocco, all foreign Consuls at that place had
1arric ,ded their houses and armed their de-
Tondants. Also that all the Christians in
The Empire were leaving in haste. Another
l,coant says that the families of the Consuls
LAB taken refuge on board of Spanish
,,amer in the harbor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-30
ELEGANT OVER-COATS,
FROCk AND BUSINESS COATS,
PANTS AND VESTS,
superbly made and trimmed,
ut Lowest Prices for Cash,
Stoves! Stoves! 4!

TNHE ECONOMIST. with and without the E1-
n tension Top. The most perfect working
Cook Stove in the world.
THE ECONOMIST. with Sand Oven is not
surpassed by any Stove, and in Baking is
equal to the Brick Oven.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-30
DIR. J. HOSrETTER'S BITTERS

meet with great favor as remedies or diseases of
the stomach, and all other diseases arising from Il
disordered digestive system and its component
parts being entirely vegetable, it is more safe
than the ordinary preparations offered to the pub
lie, while its pleasant effect on the system renders
it popular with those who use it. DIR. Hos.etters
reputation is widespread and the with which
he prepares hi. medicine, it always safe
aud reliable. The Bitte's are most agreeable in
favor, and as it contains nothing that can impair
the healtn, but the contrary. contributes toits
preservation, this preparation must prove highl-
popular. 1t is genuine and truly valual lie srs
tcle Cor any Of the above diseases, aud sincere
Y trust that our readers may test its excellence.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-30
HIGH WATER.

There had been pretty serious freshets
n the Elstern part Of P-nnsvlvania by IL"
~ rain storms Of the last week. The
.birh SchuylkIll and Delaware rivers are
'.,cb swollen. The Lehign valley Railroad
u.s. ~. been rendered impossible by lard slides
"a the carrying away o? bridges. Two
~, were drowned in the Schaylki!l Thur
..y m ,rning by bang washed over the dana
4. Furmount.
p,r,r 4 Pryor ex-editor of the Richmond
>a,.. aud later OF the Washington States
...1,g,ush Douglas man, has been nom
.!....Da5re'' iii tle 4th District of
81 ...t Gil tae vacancy caused by the
y Y. .. GoDde.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-30

CT,TE OF VERMONT, ) To all person
- DISTRICT IF Chit.onhen, So. concerned in the
Estate &c Thnmps P,lmer late Of Richmond, in
said District deceased Erecting.
At Prohpta Court holden at Burlington, with
in m Cor the District of Chittendsn, on the 5th
dav of cep.ambnr A. D. 1859, an instrument pur
nartin,t h n, llst VIII and Te-t'nen',
Tbo,,,, D ,,,,r lat. 90 RicNm mi in Sori Do
-. l,c-,s@t Wa I'D tn the Court afnre
slid fN~ p ~. vtNe FV'c1 '1rs therein named
AMI !. IL oria-ai hv sail Court. that the
dav of Oct1hor. A. y 1852. AZ the Probate Court
Rooms in said Burlington he assigned for proving
said Instrument: AMI that not &c thereof be given
To al persons con'rrrni. by puhishing this order
three weals surc,Ssivelv in the Burlington Free
Press a news1nnnr printed at said Burlington,
previous to the ti.re.appoi0ted.
Therefore YOU are hereby notified TO appear be-
fore sid Court at The time and place Aforesaid.
and contest the probate Of s1id Will, if you have
cause.
Given under nv hand at burlington. in said
District this 18th day Of Sertember, A. D. ls'9
wllw3 D. FRENCH, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-30
THE OXYGENATED BITTERs.

Nature in her great laboratory, has stored some
remedy adapted to every disease which " flesh is
heir to-" But it requires the Investigation and
research of the philosopher to discover and apply
thi. remedy. Such research and investigation has
succeeded in discovering remedy for that most
affective di.pensation, the
y S P E P S | A
With all its lesser and numerous evils; and it
NAV be safely asserted that until the appearance
of the OryJenared Btters a case of Dyspepsia
cured, was a rare experience in medical practice.
Now, under the influence Of these Bitters the rule
i. to cure, the rare exception, failure to cure
Read the follow ng, which the subscriber wishes
us to publish for the beneit of the afflicted;
An obdurate and inrcterate case Of Dyspepsia
cured By the Orpgenated Bihers-
The following from gentleman well known in
the region in which he lives ought to satisfy
all those Of little faith:
wArEHrowx. :. y, July IS. 1858.
s. W. Foule 6 Co.. Bost,7 :-Sirs; Nine years
since was attacked by that curse of all diseases
DYSPEPSIA, which affected me "a to cause great
oppression fullnvss AID bloating "f the bowels
Immediately after eating, accompanied with ter
rrbe pains in the stomach, often occ1sionlnt
nausea vomiting, acjditv and hea lsche, together
with general debility and suffering altogether rem
dering life burthen.
After havins tried every known remedy with
our effect. AID despa ring of regaining my
lost health I was induced to make use of the Ok
vrenated Bittsrs. the good effects Of whiah were
immeiiateIy visible on my health and $ stem.
Before using Shoie bottle was entirely cured /;
and feel a pleasure in inducing all like sufferers
/ asmyseif t" make use Of thisTemar kaoie remedy
raro. CALDWELL.
! Prepared by : ". FOWL & 60, BOSTON, nna
for sale hy J. a HoDY s. ( D., aud AHos l. PEA r.
Burl;n.t0n ,iAacUs liULL. ilISEsBUsGH; j. =
SloRRs & 90. Ninyoski; {. u. HATfs, t7'r1
Centre; G. ". BaowSElL, Paincsvl!.e; j.. D.
! SIMoNDs & Co, : lelbu-ne; Z. ALEXANDER, ctar-
lotte; l.. y. CARLETON, Tld-rhIil: and by all
dealers in medicine everywhere.
ui2wl
I. 4. PECK, Agent.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-30
FROM MEXICO.

Monterey advices of the 18th state that
Ca Zuazua was there. conterrng with
T :lurri. Veicz with 600 men and four
gas. holds Guanaiuati, and had banished
.u5.r Of Liboralists.
Miriam N was armiig /, 300 men for North-
.-a Mexico.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-30
wl4w2
FARM TO LET.

Any one desiring to obtain the lease of far
l25 acres of improved lad now unler good
cultivation with wood land and suitable farm
buildings, In the town of Shelburne, VT, may have
an opportunity to do so by applying to this of
fee.
None but parties Of unquestionable responsible
j y need apply. wifi