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CuuFORD IN COLD WEATHER..
EoP LITTLE MONEY

THOUSANDS of SANFORD'S PORTABLE
HEATERS are used every inter
to cheer with their genial warmth the happy
Thoughts of heavy bill for fuel.
THEY WARM ALL THE ROOMS WITH ONE
FIRE, and wit, very little coal, burning 'ne gases
aaJ -.,oke ,cfk no rhnk.rs Just the thing for
DveIlio. houses. Churches, Hotels, &C., &c,
SANFOKD'- CHALLENGE HEATER.
SET in BRICK, i, On the same principle anu Is
inst as economical AMI satisfactory.
SAEfoRp'S MAMMOTH OR GLOBE HEAIEk
is the NIT power III hesipg st"vo known, Tor an
ulac,.. y iere great heat Is waited. All who WISE
t. know .aore can rec i've free 4 book with 1uii
description and overwhelming testimony, ny
writing {" ouco
239 Water Street New York,
nh. ais, manufacture the celebrated "CONFl-
ntNCFn SENTINEL. and SURPRISE
CoOEIVG STOVE, "pODG RS PATENT FIRE.
PLACE KEFLECTOHS," and every variety OF
stoves. for wood or coal, suited TO ali sections.
wl3.3m
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FEOM WA>gi:Nf:TOS.

Il !. believed that in the event OF c,llIs-
. p II Saa Juan between tie English and
- wn troops Gen. Harvey wouid put
..... II an express via Salt Lake and Leav-
-r, in fifteen days.
T.. President and Cabinet have declined
-,'.ti,os to 60 up to Port and and see the
-ay Eastern.
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The Denver City express Of the 18th had
-.li L'avenwDrth. r ,tlrns from III
a.1ur districts give a maioriy of 1000
INST the State CDnStitutipa. a vigilance
.nn,ttee had been organic ID in consequence
t7c frequency of depredations upon proper
~ aal three thieves had already been
b!rishel.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-30
CHARLES GRANTS ESTATE.

WE. the suhsc' ibers having been appointed nv
W the Honorable the prnhate Court for the
District o. Chi+te1den, Commissioners 10 receive
examine and adiust the claims an1 demands Of all
persons -airet 'hp estate Of Charles Grant. late
of Rurli1gt07 IN ea1 District deceased reoresnn.d
inS7lvant and rls1 a'l cl,inS AND dsunrrdS exhih-
tied i oT,pt thereto: and siv months from IRE
dav If tn date hereof ba;nr allowed Nv sai1 Court
for that purposn. We d.. therefora hereby give
notice that WI 7t'~7A to .hc bucinoss f our
appointment nj tho - a of John p. Wheeler
in nurlngton. IN q'ii district, the last MONDAYS
of h"tobe- ard F"h-unrv, next, ct 10 o'clock,
A. VI o~-h e =1i1 d7~s.
Dated This rO.h d. &C Son. n 1889
I0iV r wUTrLEP. , Co-rnis-
wl3w3 JOHN X. GRAY. siorer-
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CELIA A. RUssELL,s ESTATE.
GREETING.

HtH OF NER NONF. To All persons con-
DISTRICT OF cHrrrEvpEy 50. cerned in the Estate
ofce''a A. Russell, late of Charlotte, in said Dis
teict, dee ased.
GREETING:
At Probate Court holden AZ RurI;nyton W; h.
in and for the District of Cht.en1en. q, the 9th
day of Aentemher. A. u. 1854 an T,s.rrmcnt
pnro1rting To h. tho last viii snd Testamen. OF
teiIa A. Russell. late of Charlotte in said District
deceasei WIS 'ci to the Court ,r,-os,;d e.
Prob1te. nv the FvNouf"r tha-'in r,rned AID -
is ordered h. said Court thar the 18th d,voF oc.o
Der 4 D 1859. NJ tho Probate C urt Rooms in
said Hurlir rtor. b. ASSIGNED for provinr said In
strunent: and thrt no'ica thereof he given To all
persons concerned nv publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Ru-linrtor Free Press.
nevsnarer printed nt said Burlington. previous
to tho time appointed.
Therefore Won arp hereby notified to apoear be-
fore said Court. ut rho tiTna md nlaca aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said VIII, if you have
cause.
Gican un.Ier NV hand ~ Burl7yton in said
Distr'ct. this 9th day If SApten1hnr D. 1859.
w14v3 u. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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The Fr5shet in Eastern Pennsylvania is
r7oying t, Ne quite disastrous. The town of
Mnebch1nk i partially inundated. 4 bad
break is reported on the Delaware Canal
an. in fact, all the Canals have suffered
&c " less extensively.
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CrrArvCEY CooDRTcEI's ESTATE

CtTiTr OF YER WONT. Tho prohat
- prs-o ct CTTrTrvDFN. IS NNu-t for thRDis-
trict nf Ot+ten len IN III r~rs ns rod IN the
estate 90 "hproonv Goodrich, late Of Burlington.
in said District deceased. GREFrIvG.
Whcrnas tNe A1r1i1istr, tor of the estate of said
deceased bath male arnI;cation To this Cont. m
ov.e0d TIE tir1a allowed for the ravment of the
drh'e % said dnceasn1 for year, from the first
dav of Novomhr- 4 n 1850.
Whnrauoon the erii Court doth hereby assign
and a17ot-t tho troth d. of October 1879, NJ the
Probate Court Rooms for hrar'n- on soid anolica-
.inn and doth order md dnr-ee, tNat notice he
~ivnr n all ne-eons irtnrested IN said estnts nv
nnhI;sN;rr tLiS o-ie- throe weeks sucressite1v in
tho pnrlin~ton Free Pres previous to the dav
ass;-nrd for he rim.
Give, ", ler my bad, ut Burlington. this goth
day of S7n.ember IS ..
wIsus WI FRENCH, Judge.
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REFERENCES.
Hon. u. \. Smiley, Burlington; Hon. L. E
Chit-ealen. Buriin rt,n; Morilin Moves, Esq,
Darlington; Vor,hin ,son G. Smith, ESQ ST. Al
bans: i,.ckwith. Johnson / Weed, Pittsburgh,
\. <; Joa1 ". Bailey, Esq, Pla;tsbursh, N.Y.;
A :. Thurber, Esq. Rouses Point, y. \.
April IL ""
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WORTH READING & THINKING

WORTH READIS. & THINKING
A3OUT.-The business of manufacturing spuri-
gu. gins, and Offering them beverages, under the
titles: "Aromatic Cordial 4" Medicated," etc
has become common, that the public are justly
suspicious Of nearly every thing that is offered
under similar forms, and the trade has thus been
brought into disrepute. 1t has remained for our
house, Established in l77S) to supply the press
ing popular need, and to inaugurate a in
in the history of the trade. We trust that
established reputation-foundcd upon eighty years
of experisnce-abundantly vindicates our claim to
public confidence. we therefore offer
BININGER'S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN"
which is especially designed for the use of Medic
AL PROFESSION and the FAMILY, and possesses those
intrinsic medical properties (Tonic and Diuretic)
which belong to an OIL o and PURE GIN. 1t has
now received the endorsement of over seven thou
sand Physicians for the treatment Of Gravel Drop.
.y, Nervousness, Kiddey and Bladder Complaints
distractions, suppressions, ETC., Of the menses
&c, &C.
Ciergynaen, from their sedentary and confined
habits, are frequently affected with rigidiy Of the
pulmonary muscles, by which the respiration be-
comes seriously obstructed. The cold London
Dock Gin" relaxes the rgidity and contributes
prompt relief to the respiratory organs. 1t is an
Invaluable aid AMI stimuant to the digestive or
gans in all cases of Dysp'Psra.
Put up 10 quart bottles in cases Of one and two
dozen each,
AND SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND TOWN AGENTS.
A. NJ. BININGER & CO.,
Established l11S.)
No. 33s Broadway, New York, Sole Importers.
Aug. T. w3m-d4w
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'syO the Subscribers Enclosure, in shelburne, on
J the 18Th inst, d rk red two years old
HEIFEG. No Particular marks observed. The
owner will please prove property, pay charges, and
take her away. CHESTER BLlN.
Shclburne, september l., 1853. wl3w3
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NJ q r Ike is.
.......t g. :trTL:3 MARKET
Nedne,aay. September IS, 1859.

Wednesday,, September Is, 1917.
q utrket 1920 Cattle, about 1000 Beeves and
- teres, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
3D. $50. aud three years old. Market beef
lpr cwt. 81 0OA7 IS; LIST Equality, Sc 00a6 Is.
81 quality, S. IS; third quality 81 90; or
=, 90.
king Oxen s75al0Oal75 per pair; Cows and
ave. 2jaiOa5Oa6O. Yearlings ga IL; Two years
,.i l7A2l; tree years old S20a Is
S.een and Lambs, 1925 at market. Prices, in
.r, 81 GOA 5Oa 75; Extra and selcctions,S2 Is
,2j0a3 50.
Hides. 7A7i, per ID; Pclts, so 65ao so each ;
Calf skins i2ll3c. Taliow, 7a74
RgMARKs.-Not so large a stock at market as
last week. Prices about the sane, with the ex-
option of few pair of very superior Oxen which
a. / for S 90 per cwt. There some improve
z-at in the prices Of ii ep and Lambs owing to
the decrease in number, but next weeks supply
viii cause decline again.
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AGENTS wANTE EyERYWHER ERE
TESTIMONY concerning
BILLING s.
Rheumatic Pills
A Nd
LIN I M = N +.
Mr.. Reed cured of Govt.

MI 1SCCU Vu3V0 V1 N0~
Lo,eeH, May 3, loSo
Mr.. BrLL1NGs:-I regard your Pills and Linz
men, as the only true specifics for govt. have used
them, and am satisfied they contain new medicines
not found in other preparations, and arc essentially
different and better than all others Having long been
afflicted with gout have tried the various prepare
tons of Colchcum and many other medicines highly
lauded for pouf, and therefore we'll qualified to
Judge of tho virtues of your remedies.
Yours, SC. SAMUEL REEU.
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Yours, SC. SAMUEL hEEU.
Miss Lane cured of Neuralgia

ZoreH, Oct. II, Is5e.
MR.. BILLINGS: Sir,-Your Pills and Linimsnt
have entirely cured me of Neuralgia. think no one
ever suffered severely from the disease than
have during the last three years. II mostly affected
nv head, but sometimes my neck and back Inc
pains in my neck and back terrible indeed, bus
were slight comparison with the almost intolerabis
torture experienced from the pains in my head or
course availed myself of any and every means that
might alleviate my sufferings, but found nothing
eficaoiors until tried your remedies. The Linimsnt
Immediately produced relief. Ono week after had
begun using your medicines and following your drss
ton. was enabled to sleep soundy, and now am
we'll. first returned thanks to God for the grses
benefit had received, and now render my gratitude
to vou and congratulate you upon being tho means Of
relief to so much of suffering humanity.
Very truly YOURS SUSAN B. LANE
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SOyer'S Nultaua'S Sauce.

4 most refreshing and pleasing stimulant to
the appetite, comnoeAd principally Of Turkish
condiments, combined v II various culinary pro-
duct'ons of the East. It is an exquisite relish
with fish, meats, Poultry, and Game. and forms
valuable addition to Soups Minces flashes Stews
Meat Pies, and Puddings. as we'll as to Sa ads. To
Steaks and Chops it imparts highly del cous fla
YOUR.
Sold by A. S. DEWEY
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TH!T!RRER BAILEY.

CU!TRRER BAILEY.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
80 WALL STREET,
NEW YORK.
Commissioner for Vermont in New York,
Sul;,its com liss:cre &c which be will give prompt
and careful attention.
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: 'i., 'IAL Nd FOE :.

HGLLOWAE'S PILLS, 4 certain Rene
r Dropsy.- Charles Hutchinson (33), OF
.l-.-stan Vermont, Was for l6 months a sad
'.''- q, this complaint so bad WAS be part
TIE tine that the water actually oozed through
To -cs 6 the skin, and thrice per day change
lasG became necessary. Every time his
- called he expect to find him dead, and in
70" ave hs friends no hope Of his recovery his
'.- NLo had derived great benefit by the use
EaloWays Pills, begged him, as favour to
try Them fortunately for him he did not
dee, ami they produced a change for
'e r.'ter in four weeks he was attending TO has
-.'.... a.yin. thoroughly got rid Of the disorder
10 thg most excellent health ana spirits.
&c pills w r.. wonders in liver and bilious
'.t.ai.t,.
PHYSICIANS arc generally 10 to speak
praise If what are called patent ned
ed. iti.an article in the code OF
81 that physician who sanctions the
SIZE. rsmciies cannot be considered mem
~ Ng',enql Association. But there are
.-. TO the most stringent rules, aai many
i.se- ie Of Esculapius have actually been
BIZ t4a Gutce q: facts, to
ali the nse OF Dr. J. Hostetter's stomach
~ those diseases which particularly
.-. lusu, The summer ana fall. They haye
aI.i that taere are no remedies in the
''i TO- ia which can compare with this won
.a.ounl for arrangement of the system
''inis # families residing along TIRE low
i' Of ne Western and Southern rivers, arc
.g. red tina, they have found a medicins Pc
4I'y ala4td for their ailments, while ia 9TH
lions Of the country, during the summer
III demand for the article equally
L5.e
"a oy arngzls'5 AID dealers generally
e see advertisement in another column.
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IsNhe undersigned, having learned that reports
j mi as to his reput lti3l as a tuner ami re-
pairer Of p,llo C,rtes are in circulation 6y par
ties WHO probably suppose that they are benett-
ting their own business by attempts to inJure his,
BEES the attention OF the public to the following
extracts from certificates to his ca~ability and
charactcr by di,iutcrested persons, the value OF
whose approval will not be questioned.
A. ". Pow Frs.
Burlington. Au-. 6. 1859.
DIR. P0WaHS-
DEAR -rR 1t gives ne great
measure ID TESTIFY 6, vcur l1o-au glness and care
fulq.-. IN tu1fr.. piano f,rtes Having examined
seyc-. instruments tuned b. you l can most
cheerfuly rccauueud you q al who require
your services. ana sincerely trust that y'u may
get that portion 0. patronage which your care and
ability demands.
Burlington, Nov. 22d, 1856.
DEAe SIR Having examined and
playcd on several Piano Fortes tuned by you,
,se pleasure in recommending you as a correct
and careful. tuner.
Burlington January Is, 1853.
BURLINGTON Aug. &c, 1859.
A. ". PowERs.
DEAR SIR.
| desire to express nv
qualification at the su-crior manner in which you
DISPLAYED your abilities Piano Forte tuner,
on the occasion of Madame Biscaccianti's Concert
in this place last evening. The eveness of the
temperament aid p ,rity of the unisons was all
that could be desired and shall take great pleas
ure in recommending you to any one In want OF a
person in your profession as 6rst class tuner
Wishing you every sreeess and prosperity BE-
iieve
Yours Respectfully,
GEO. I. EVANS.
Aur - daW1
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Sick and Amicted!! Despair Not!!
BUT TRY NATURES TRUE REMEDIES
at the GREAT
Indian Medical Institute.


a TIL 4 BOTANIC PHYSICIAN.
W WILL BE AT THE
n HOWARD HOTEL,
- THURSDAY SEPT. 10Th. and OCT. 18th 4 l4rH,'
land will continue visiting this place every two
Oweeks until further notice.
Nature has a remedy for every disease, there
Ofore let none despair; there is hope while there
- is life.
| DR.. Cooper, by long and patient study of
ONature-by a careful investigation of the laws
of the human system, and the causes Of disease;
sby thorough analysis of the medicinal prop
herties of the Roots and Herbs of the fields finds
THAT Nature has provided for every disease q
1true, appropriate and efectual remedy, so that
he feels justified in assuring cure to the dis
cased and afflicted, in all cases where the pa
'tient has not zen utterly placed beyond the
5 reach Of medical skill. DR.. C. has no long and
loud enconiums to pass upon his theory and
Medicines as is the custom Of Quack and Pa
'tent Doctors of the present iay but he is deter
n mined that his Practice shall. as it ever has,
IT, speak for itself.
n DR.. c. yields tho one in his treatment of all
- diseases to which human nature is liable.
n Among many other diseases, he has great
- success in treating the following Diseases: Can
GERS Scrofula, Ervsipelas, Rheumatism Neu-
ralgia, Sprains, Chilblans, Catarrh, Deafness.
Dyspepsia, Jaundice. Plantation of the Heart
Nervousness, General Debility, Gravel, Dialects
&C. Also Female Complaints in general, such as
GENERAL Debility, Nervous Excitement, Barren
ness Intense Melancholy, Prolapsus:Uteri Fall
ing OF the Womb, constant irritation, producing
Fluor Albus, and various other diseases arising
from these ailments.
DR.. COOPER having had several years expert
ence with a very skillful
ATIV E INDIAN PHYSICIAN,
feels confident that he i've perfect satisfacti n
is the treatment of diseases in all tn ir forms Dr.
Cooper's Medicine il PURELY VEGETABLE
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attende to- Advice Free Of Charge. Medicine
must be paid for when delivered.
Sept. 23d, 1859 d4tw2wt
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IIarrielL.

In Burlington, on the 27th inst, by Rev. i. w.
Smith, Esek Cowen, EST, Of Saratoga springs
N. Y, to Miss Mary G. Bigelow, Of Burlington
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HEADY.HADE CLOTHING.

FRESH and Fashionable stock OF Ready made
n Clothing, Furnishing Goods. &c, &c.
For sale by c. BENNS.
Wheeler'5 Block, next east Of the American Hotel
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HAY.

HAY.
rgyHE subscriber offers for sale 10 tons OF nay,
L of assorted qualities, and will feed the same
to any kind of stock with good shelter and water
if desired. L. w.
Whiting, VT. Sept 6, 1852 wIIw''
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A NEW STOCK
BOOTS & SHOES
THIS DAY RECEIVED AT THE
CORNER BOOT & SHOE STORE,
OPPOSITE THE
BANK OF BURLINGTON.

All tinds Of Boots and Shoes made ard repaired
To order Mt SHORT NOTICE at the LOWEST CASH
PRICES. ,
E. J. FAY.
darlington. August 30. 1883. dStwf
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Read this from Hon. A. ". But1ick

LonceN, IMarch Z, Id50.
Dca, si..-Having a badly sprained wrist, Wa
;ndrced to use your Rheumatic Liniment. A few
applications entirely cured the spran. II 10 my opn-
ion that your Linment, IN its power Of healing
sprans, stands at the head Of all Liniments and
Lotions have no doubt that your Liniment IL also
GOOD for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all other pur-
noses for which il is recommended.
Very respectfully yours, A. w. BUTTRICK
J. T. BILLINGS, Lowell, Mass.
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MRS. WINSLOW.-An experienced nurse
and female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softenng the gums, reducing
all inAamm aton-will alay all pain, and is sure
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers,
it will give rest to yourselves, and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly safe in all cases
Sec advertisement in another column. dawly
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GENT2 n0UDiu SOLE 3oJrS, made of
VI Freneh t'alf, we'd \ .,.nj article for the
season just receiv.I at ia ChuTh 81, by
l. P.pUTY, JR.
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Thomas Zimmerman cured Of Chronic
Rheumatism.

L0nsu, REQ i, lcoS.
DR.. J T. BILLINGS: Dear Sill, About ten years
SINCE while coasting along the shores of the Aedtef
rancan, was first attacked with Rheumafism. I'eE
year since have felt moro or less OF the oo'
had severe attack until September, 1858. Twas
than ,,,,cksd with very severe rheumatism in my
shoulder, and elbows, and in both arms from The elbow
q, ,bs shoulder first tried various li9jmenfs recon-
n,snded By my friends. next put myself in tho carr
of good physician; he worked upon me- unul b
became discouraged and told me he could do no more
for me. Four months had passed since was apS
attacked, and was no better, then procured YOU
Pills and Liniment, and commencet usfns fnsm =
cordng to directions. From the frst ~os com
menced their use daily improved, anu about week
since, believing myself well, stopped sssns than.
have since had no recurrence of the pam, and CO..
slider myself cured
Yours truly, THOMAS hySNA1.~S'
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kheumaClC FILLS
AND
IL ~ I M u N T..
0D The public have long felt the need of
II some reliable remedy for Rheumatism.
8HA> knowing this fact, the proprietor of
the above-name medicines some years
since commenced the study of this dis
u:il91klsEy ease. In his studies and practical
experiments, with different medicines
tnliS,AdiYYS upon the various forms of the disease,
he was favored with the advice and
[4llluIail counsel of some of the ablest medical
and pharmaceutical talent of the times.
He has at length perfected and prepared
these remedies and offers them the afflicted, conf
dent that they will always prove safe, efectual, and
harmless to the constitution. That such is their char
acter is amply attested by the universal with
which they have been employed. They cure Rheuma-
tism Govt and Neuralgia. The LIniment alone "ouiu
not cure these diseases the Pills need to De taken III
ternaIlv the Jiniment TO applied externally, anu
fins need conionty they exert genuine curative
nover Rheumatism is too Intimately connected Win
the Liver and other internal organs TO he reached SOLE
,v ,brouph the medium of the skin. These fiiis are
neculjarly searching in their effect upon the Liver.
They contain no Mercury, Potash, ounine, morphine,
or anv of those mschievous medicines which are too
often ernDoved in the treatment of Rheumatism.
BILLINGS RHEUMATIC LINIMENT is a safe and
efficacious Lniment. The principal ingredients that
enter into its composition those from which il derives
its greatest power are new, and have never before
been exhibited in any Liniment that has been offered
to the public II is well adapted for all the purposes OF
e Family Liniment, and is unsurpassed in curing
Lameness, Sprains, Bruises, &c. We have in our
possession and might publish, many letters and certi
hcates from persons who have derived great benefit
from these preparations The certificates volun-
tarly furnished by those who have been cured oil ne
various forms of the disease such Rheumatic re'e'
Chronic Rheumatism, Govt, and Neuralgia 'neS a''
genuine and natural such sane persons wouio w'''
vet in comparison with the certificates oil chaiiaia'
and nostrur, ven ers sound exceedingly tame. we
RELY entirelv pon the intrinsic worth of these remedies
and ever sufferer will be left to appreciate tor himself
the relief they Afford
Price, so Cents each per Box and Bottle.
PREPARED BY
JOHN T. BiLllN G S,
PHARMACEUTIsT,
LOWELL, MASS
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EE.W HOOKS.

CONGRESS WATER just rsccosd. anc
|; EMPIRE WATER, also from Saratoga,
ra,.i,,i,c weakly For sa!s by
TIIEO A. PECK.
July.
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VIEtS =.

VIE:;S.
A MEXICAN, Irish. Scottish, English Asia
~ Minor, Mount Lebanon, Palestine, Jerusalem
&C., &C., bound and unbound-eegantly colored
and very desirable for Gifts-un bound Is cents,
bound 40 cents. For sale at
S. HUNTINGTON'5 Bookstore.
Burlington, July I'd, 1859. dav
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Law BLANKS.

Law .tL4 : hr.
CONSTANTLY on hand, and for sale
DEEDS Mortgage, Quit-claim and WaTTantee,
WRITS-Justice, Justice Trustee, County Court
General Counts, County Court Note, Trustee,
Trustee Book account, General Courts and
Trustee:
PETITIONS for FoREcLosuRE. and De- REEFS IN
CnANCERY;
HIGHWAY BILLS, LEASES, OFFIcER's RECEIPTS,
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES, Commissions to take
DISCLOSURE and CITATION. Blank DRAFTS,
NoTEs, &C., &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-30

RIFE FfSESH ,RINEITSU RANCE
FAN prepared to take Insurance IN the following
frsf-class Companies, at far rates, viz
gEOME INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital,
900, coo.
ZsNTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, tonnec-
IeLticut. Capital, Sl,O00,ooe
EONNECTICUT CO, Hart
Y ford Conn. Capital, 100000
NORTHWESTERN INSURANCE co, Oswego
New York. Capital, $4,000.
NTESTERN MASS. INSURANCE CO.. Pitts
w field, Mass. Capital, $4,000
<NHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
u Hartford, Conn. Capital and Assstts $500, 900.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO, New
. Y York. Assets over 81 ,500.000.
Darlington, Vt. March 8. 5. WIRES, Agent.