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WASHINGTON, 30th
A number of leading Democratic polti-
clans from Kansas are here with reference to
the question of admission. Southern Sena-
tors propose altering the Western boundary,
which is on the 25th Meridian of long. w
from Washington, under the Wyandotte
Constitution. extending it to the summit of
the Rocky Mountains, and the Northern
limit to the Platte River This alteration
is designed to make the State Democratic by
including 10000 settlers at Pixies Peak. II
passed it would require new election for
Congress, for the Legislature and the like.
The programme is for the Senate to amend
the House bill as stated, and in the event OF
it's refusal to accept the modification to ex-
clude Kansas the present session.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-03

LrFr's HAPP1EsT PERrop.-Kingslev gives
his evidence on this disputed point. He
thus declares There is no pleasure that
| have experienced like a child's midsummer
holiday. The time mean when two or three
Of us used to 90 away up the brook and take
our dinners with us, and come home al
night. tired, dirty, happy. scratched bevond
recognition, with great nosegay, three
little trout. and one shoe. the other having
been used for a boat, till it had gone down
with all hands out of soundings. How poor
our Derby days. our Greenwich dinners, our
evening parties. where there are plenty of
nice girls, are after that Depend upon it.
man never experiences such pleasure or
grief after fourteen as he does before, unless
in some cases in his first love making, when
the sensation is new to him"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-03

A FABLE.-A young man once ricked up
a sovereign lying in the road Ever after
wards as he walked along, he kept his eyes
stead 'astly fixed on the ground, in hopes OF
finding another. And IN the course of a
long life he did pick up at different times a
good amount of gold and silver. But all
these d'ys as he was looking for them. be
saw not that heaven was bright above
him. and nature beautiful around. He new
er once allowed his eyes to look up from the
mud and filth in which he sought the treas
ure; and when he died rich old man. he
only knew this fair earth of ours as a dirty
road to pick up money in ms you walk along
STATUE OF ETHAN ALLEv.-L G. Mead
Jr. has this week received from the Rutland
Marble quarries, II. II. Baxter. Treasurer,
two large blocks of surerior statuarv marble
for his contemplated statue of Ethan Allen.
These blocks are each six feet in length, bv
more than three feet square. They measure
about 100 cubic feet and cost Mt the quarries
SIS per cubic foot Gen Baxter with his
known liheralitv. contributed over $50 to-
wards the cost Of the same. so that the whole
eSrense Of the blocks exclusive Of freight was
$500 Probably nowhere else in the country
could so large blocks Of this superior quality
he quarried. Mr. Mead has erected a build
ing near the depot in which the rough work
connected with making this statue viii he
done. The business will now he prosecuted
with vigor. and we predict, with iumphant
success -PhGnir
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-03
IT'S A COMMON OBSERVATION

that there are more sufferers from debility, among
Americans, than can be found among any other
civilized nation. The reason is obvious. We
take too little exercise, and forget the wants of
the body in the absorbing pursuits of business.
In all such cases, ordinary medicines can do little
good What is required is just such a tonic and
invigorator as Dr.. J. Hostetter has given to the
world, in his CELEBRATED "BITTERS" The
weak and nervous denizen of the counting-house
the exhausted toiler upon the shop-board, and the
Frustrated student of the midnight lamp, have
found wonderful regenerator in the "BrIERs,'
and prefer it to pretentious, but less efheaei
GUS medicines But it should not be forgot en-
that the agent which is so magical in its
influence upon frame which is
merely debilitated, is equally powerful
in assisting nature to cvpel the most terribls
forms of disease. Who will not give it trial?
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
Tsee advertisement in another column.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-03
THE HARPER,S FERRY NV = STU
eating COMMITTEE.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 25.-U. 5. Marshal
johnson was in Ashtabula county Yesterday,
to serve summons on Joshua R Giddngs
and John Brown, Jr., to appear before the
Senate Committee.
Mr.. Giddings is in the State of New York,
but was telegraphed to and will no doubt
proceed to Washington forthwith.
Mr. Brown could not be found, but
copy Of the summons was left at his house,
and the probability is that he will obey
Both are summoned to appear on the 3Oth
inst
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT. To all persons con-
y DISTRICT OF CHrTrEvDEv, cerned in the es-
tate Of Margaret Washburn late of Colchester, IN
sal District. deceased. Greeting.
At n Probate Court holden Mt Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chttenden, on the An day OF
Tanu'-v 4. n. 1860. m Instrument. purportlng to
be the last VIII and Testament Of Marga-et Wash
burn. le.e Of Colchester in said Distric-. deceased
was presented 70 the Cour- aforesaid, for Probate
bv the Executors thsr in named.
And - is ordered by sad Court, that the 4th
dav Of February. A n. 1870, az the Probate Court
Rooms. in said Burlington De assigned for proving
said instrument; and that notice thereof he given
70 all persons concerned BY publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press, n newspaper printed at said Burlington,
previous 70 III time appointed.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court, at the time and place aforesaid.
AMI contest the probate Of said Will, if you have
cause.
Given under nv hand at Burlington, in said
District this 18th day Of January A. D. 1860.
w5Ow5 W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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ii a r ket is.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
W EDSEsDAY FEB. |

At market 573 Cattle about 500 Beeves and
u Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
one, two, and three years old.
PRICES OF MARKET BEEF-Ev;ra pr cwt. 81 IS
as 90; lstquality, 81 90; second quality So so;
third quality 81 90; ordin ny, 90.
SroREs.- Working Oxen, SsOa175 pr pair;
Cows and calves 35a62; Two years old SIT
a23 Three years old SEA IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-3205 at market. Prices, in
lots, 81 90 a 2 so; Extra, So 90 90 90.
Hides, 6 a SIC per h.; Pelts, 81 25a rs each;
Calf Skins 10 lie. Tallow, all
REMARKS For the best quality of Beef and
Mutton the Market was quicker and slight adj
vance was obtained; about 25c per cwt. on Beef
and Is to Soc per head on Sheep. On the lower
quality of Beef the prices remained without change
and of Sheep of poor quality sales were slow at last
weeks prices
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-03
A FRIEND IN NEED. TRYIT.--

Or. Sweet: rallib!e Liniment is prepared from
the recipe Dr.. stephen sweet Of Connecticut,
the great bone setter, and has been used in his
practice OF the last twenty years with the most
astonish ny success. A. an external remedy it is
without a rival, and will alleviate pain more
speedily than any 9th preparation. For all
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it is truly in
hui5l, aai asa curative for Sores, Wounds,
Sprai1-. Bruises e., its soothing, healing a7d
powerful strengthenin; pro critics, excite the just
wonder and establishment Of all who have given it
a trial Over four hundred certificates Of remarka-
bic cures, p'rf rned by it within the last two
years attest tbs fact.
see advertisement. d6w6mos.
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lo0O-Now IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE .-l860
sGTIHE COTryT1vc FNTIFu.N -

writes the How. JoHx WEv7woRrE in
the Chicago Democrat dis the name Of ritio,s, o.s-
ton The BEST AGRICULTURAL PAPER NTH. UNITED
STATES"
me Country Gentlsman is published Weakly
10 pages quarto, and entered upon it's Fifteenth
Vott"e with Notwithstanding at that time
erai mprovements-among them an enlarged page,
and m increased amount Of contents
10 Co~Hfry Ge1fi'nan forms far the most COM
plete and practical Journal for the Farmer and
Country Resident. published in this country.
TERMS: TWO DOLLARS YEAR. Address,
with remlrtence, or for sample numbers,
LII Their TUCKER SON, Albany, N. Y.
ARRANGEMENTS have Just been completed
~ ~nlcn the publishers enabled to offer
SoO OF the be-t Strawberry PIant..
as premium for Five Subscribers. accomranied
bv the cash (Sl0). Write for further particulars,
with Prospectuses and Posters L. T. b Soy.
Jan. 20. d1vwav
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THE SPEAKERSHIP.
W,sur~cro~ Ian .

WAsHINGTON, Jan. 18th.
The Republican Members of Congress held
caucus at the Capitol to-day. There
was full attendance, but no result attained
Many came away before the adjournment,
leaving others disc using in brief speeches the
subject of the Speakership
In cons quence of this management, the
Republicans will 90 into the House on Mon
day. without any particular candidate or
agreement among themselves, as on the first
day of the session
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-03
New Publications.

ATLANTIC MONTHLY. February, 1860. Bos-
ton TIcknor & Fields.
The present number of this publication
contains-Robe di Roma, by W. W. Story
Amber Gods (concluded) by Harriet E. Pres
colt, of Newburyport; The Poets friend, by
W. D. Howells; The Memorial Of A. B., OF
Matilda Muffin, by Rose Terry; Some account
of Visionary, by Marian James, London :;
The Truce of Piscataquis, by j. G. Whittier;
the Maroons of Jamaica, by 7. ". Higgin-
son; the Professor Story, by o. W. Holmes;
Mexico, by G. c. Hazewell.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-03

CURE FOR RHEuxATIsM. The countless suffer-
ers from this disease will be glad to learn that
reliable remedy for Rheumatism has made it. ap-
pearance DR.. Billings, the proprietor of Billings
Rheumatic Pills and Linment has spent the greater
psrt of his life in the study of Rheumatism, G"ut
and Neuralgia, in experimenting with new medic
inal agents. upon the varied f rms of these dis
eases and in perfecting his remedies The reports
from the places where these preparations have
been unusual favorable. There can be no doubt
that these remedies possess true merits
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NEW BOOKS q!

RRAITHWAITE's Retrospect of Practical
IL Medicine, &C., part 40.
% Divine Aspect Of Human Society" BY Hunt
ington.
Christian Believing and Loving, By Hunting
ton.
New Masonic Trsslls board" by Moore.
The Masonic Manuel" by Macoy.
Received and Cor sale by
A. FULLER,
Burlington, January II, 1850.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-03

Editors Free Press;
There is light ahead in regard to Speaker.
The Democratic party "caved" yesterday. 1t is
now seen to be certain that they cannot organize
the House The Republicans may think it best
to take Pennington or Corwin as their man under
all the circumstances. Sometime next week We
shall see.
A lady from the South near in the gallery
of the Senate, when Douglas was through with his
speech on the subject of more legislation, to re-
press the irrepressbe conflict" said with sneer'
"Mr. Douglas has made this speech to please the
neonle of the South" She certainly understood
him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-03
News of the Week
BY Telegraph to the Daily Free Press.
New YoRK. Jan. 2

Mr.. Caverlv, Secret ry of the American
Legation at Lima, has come home in the
Baltic, bringing the peremptory refusal OF
the Peruvian Government TO liquidlte the
American claim against it.
Mrs. Tilley, who was injured in the recent
accident on the Hudson River Railroad, died
last evening.
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The Southern Panic.
ADVENTURES OF A ROCHESTER MAN IN VIRGINIA
-nENocRATs PFpsFct-Trvc , nEuocPAT

ADVENTURES OF A ROCHESTER MAN IN VIRGINIA
DEMOCRATS Prosecuting DEMOCRAT.
Mr.. C. V. n. Mills, travelling agent for
Messrs. j. o. Bloss, & Co. proprietors of the
American Nurseries in r ,chester. \. y, is
engaged in the South in the sale and delivery
of fruit tees ior mis- employers. Suspected
Of abolition tendencies, he was once turned
out OF hanawha Valley. Virginia. and now
it appears. has suffered some further annoy
ance The following private letter to one Of
his friends is published in the Rochester Err
press Of January 81:
"IlA>co x COUNTY Va January Is, leo.
Friend -: You have pro-
baby read or heard of my exit from Kanaw-
il Valley, Virginia, as | find an account
%. it in pretty general circulation in newspa-
pers both North and South With many
others from the North, my business at Kama
VIVA was to deliver fruit and ornamental
trees, lor which | had taken orders last sum
mer-n0thing else As you are aware. have
al ways advocated democratic principles and
to suffer such treatment as have from mem
5sTs Of my own party is a little more than a
CONSCIENTIOUS democrat like myself can easily
bear. At one place was allowed two and
"ne-half days to commence and finish my
business. At another place | was permitted
only to stay over night, and then compelled
70 leave
"A man from Ohio, who was engaged in
the same business. was escorted TO the Ohio
river by committee Of three F. F. VS., for
saying John Brown was great, good, and
courageous pan.
my letters were opened and those mail
ed to J. o. Bloss & Co., and my wife, were
not allowed to leave the state. But from ac-
counts Of the treatment of other northern
men. | have no reason to complain of my
own Over in the border county of Hancock,
Virginia, the papers not advocating southern
principles are not allowed to be distributed
IN the Postolfice. But the majority OF the
people here are of the Repu6'!-a: stripe.
There are but two slaves in this cOaf.Ty, and
but seventeen in the adjoining county
Brook.
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YECIAL NOTICES.

sPALDINGs' CELEBRATED PRE-
pared Glue is L useful, ever-nesiei article in the
household alI o1i:s. It is sim ply tn, best glue,
chemi ally held in solution--is always ready to
use without heating, and does not thi;ksn by hav-
il; the vessel holding it uncovered. 1t is put up
in neat little bottles, and Is accompanied with
brush
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-03
JESSE r. NoRTON,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VEPMONT The Ho1o-a-
DISTRICT or cHrrrEvnev. ss. ( ble the Probate
Court for the District Of Chitendeu. 10 the heirs
and al persons Interested in the estate If Jesse r.
Norton late o' Huntington, in sail District, de-
ce'sed. Greeting.
Whereas an0lica'ion hath been made 10 this
Court, in writing. nv the Admipistratrix Of the
estate Of s1ii licensed rravinC for license and
thoritv 70 sel the real estate of sid deceased in
cIudinr the revrrsion of the widows dover there
in for the na-t Of debts and CHARGES of ainin-
istraton and set'inr forth therein the amount Of
debts due from sal deceased. tho CHARGES IF
administration. tho amount e personal estate, and
the situation of the roo1 estate.
Whororr-n -ho en- IL Court amounted md asst On
81 the 7 9Th d1v NJ Fehruq-v 4. D. 1860. At the
Probate Court Rooms in sail District. 20 hear and
drridr u0o0 s'id a101ir7ti-n and petition; and or
dcred ruh &c notice - eroof 70 ho . ven n all
-e-zor= Interested Their IN nv publishing said or
dor t7rethor with the time AID nl'ca of bearing.
three weeks src-oz-ivoIv IN tho Rurlin -tOn Free
P-ez=. 0ov=or0er which ri-c1l1'es in tho neigh
bo-hoo1 oetr0z1 ~ors-n7 ~torcsted in sail estate.
MI vrich n1h'1tions shall BE- previous to the day
ssf-0ed for he1rinr.
There ORC Won a-a ha~ebv notified ~ appear
before soil Cou-- ~ tho time AMI olaee assrnef,
tron md .ho-o IN said Court 70 -'vn bonds rs the
o= ~ od,,i0ist~qton md make vour objections 70
the yrartfnr such 1ir"rso. if Won SOC cause.
Given undo nv h771. n the Prnh''a Court
Rooms this first dlv of FeAru7-v. 4 n. 1869.
w32w3 WV. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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CONNECTICUT RFPTBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION.

HARTFORD, jim. 2j.-The Republican
State Convention met at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Mr.. E. K. Foster. of New Haven, is the
chairman.
A ballot for Governor AMI Lieutenant
Governor resulted in the unanimous choice
of VIM. A. Buckingham for Governor, and
Julius Catlin for Lieutenant Govern n.
The convention i one Of the largest and
ahlest which has been held in this State for
years. Nearly 400 delegates are present
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-03

MRS. WINSLOW.-An experienced nurse
and female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething which greatly facilitates the
process Of teethng by softening the gums reducing
all inhammation-will allay all pain, and is sure
to regulate the bowels Depend upon it, mothers,
II viii give rest to yourselves, and relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases
Sec advertisement in another column. dawly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-03

TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR CoNsuMPrIos.-The
new Remedy for Consumption, the Hypophos-
phites of Lime and Soda, discovered by DR..
Churchill of Paris, is rapidly becoming popular
and deservedly so. The use of the genuine
Hypophosphites has been attended with such un-
exampled success, that we feel not only justified
in recommending them, but that are rendering
an important service to the afflicted in urging
them to procure and use the remedy, We have
ourselves personal knowledge of the value of the
Hypophosphites as cure for consumption, and
kro,r that what is claimed for them is true. We
believe that no remedy for consumption and CON
sumptive disc ses has ever been found that viii
at all compare with this The Hypophosphites
are most strongly recommended by SCIENTIFIC ana
professional men, such as James K. Chiffon, the
distinguished chemist, DR.. Reese, and the con-
ductors Of the best medical journals in the country
This is no quack patent medicine, and the
AFT icted can use it with the most entire confidence
in its efficacy. The genuine Hypophosphites are
prepared by j. Winchester of New York.
We wish it distinctly understood that this is not
Duff nor a paid notce.-Boston Atlas and Bee
RFSee advertisement in special column.
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JOEL UAYDFS,S ESTATE.

W. tho Subscribers ba wing been arpoirte
w bv tho TTo0orable the Probate Court for the
District IF 0h'ttenie0, Commissioners to receive.
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons. acainst rho estate Of Joel Havdon, late
o'West''rd in s1il District. deceased. represent
81 ins7lv NJ. and also all claims and demands ex-
hhite1 in ofsat thereto; and six months from the
dav If the ate hereof, lsi0g allowed bv said Court
for that purnos' DO therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend 70 the busnes, Of appoint
mont NJ the dwelling Of Catherine Hayden. in
Westford, in '7id District on the second Wednes-
d'ys Of February and June next, at 10 o'c ock,
A. ", on each &c said davs
Dated this 3 1s' iqv If December, A. n. 1859.
DWIGHT coz ANT , Commits
w3Ow3 ALBERT NcCLALLEN, sioners
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BIOS TON NJ A r. X Z T
Reported for the Free Press
BY ". r. WOOD.

Bosros, Jan. 80, 1850.
PRODUCE.-BUrTER. The Butter market has
been very dull the past week and prices are low
er. The trade purchase sparingly and ordinary
quality particularly is very difficult to sell except
at low figures. The receipts Of tie week comprise
3,03s packages. The sales have been at Is zoe
for New York and Vermont dairies, including
good, and choice; md common and fair quality
ct Is Ice per ID. In Canada, Ohio and other
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-03
TAXES! TAXES!

THE State, State School, County, and Fire Dis
Il trict Taxes, on the Grand List f 1859, are
now in my hands for collection. Taxpayers that
iud it convenient to cali at my Store and settle
these taxes. will confer a personal favor on the
collector and very greatly facilitate the COLLECT on
5. HUNTINGTON, Coli et,y.
Burlington, Jan. 81, 1860. DIT w3w
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NEW BOOKS.

AT TIE CHURCH STREET BOOKSTORE
" Life without and Life Within" by Margaret
Fuller;
"Wife's Trials and Triumphs;"
"How could he help it, or the Heart Triumph
ant" by A. S. Roe;
The Man in Black" by G.. P. R. James;
a. The American Almanac" 1860;
The Boston Almanac"
For sale by E. A. FULLER.
Burlington, Jan. 20, 1850.
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MYRON JOHNsON,s ESTATE

WE THE SU BSCRrBERS, having been an
w poi' ted nv tho Honorable the Probate Court
for the District If Chittonlen. Commissioners 10
receive examine and adjust the clrims and de-
rnands Of oil persons. against tho estate of Nvro7
Johnson. late IF Peru. in the State If New re,
decor sod rrDrese0te4 nso won't and also all claims
AID demands exhibited in Off'pt thereto: and six
months fro the d'v of he date hereof being al
lowed h. said Court FIR that pu-noSn. do there
f,rc herrhv Give tire that viii attend m the
business ~ our appointment. ~ the ofice Of To- n
R. Vol1eohocl5. in Pnrlin~ton. in said District,
tho last Non1avs Of Arr and July next, at 10
o'clock on erch Of said davs.
Dated this 30'h dav Of Tanuqrv. A. n. 1ec0.
JOHN r. H0LLENRECK, } Commits
w32w3 TIMOTHY PETERS, sioners
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W ASHINGTON, q

Carl Schurz. Of Wis. is here, and was
serenaded at Gerhardts house by the Sden-
gerbund. of the Turner Society, and was
waited upon by a large delegation Of the
Turner's, and responded in a speech in Ger
man, appealing to his countrymen to be
true to the great rulin. idea Of the German
mind. and never sacrifice the principles OF
Freedom though stindln, in the very citadel
of slave power. H and his remarks were
enthusiastically received
Mr.. Seward had public reception at his
residence tonight, which was nunerously
attended
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-03
Dress Silks at Cost
FOR so DAYS
Ar THE
IECORN STOR -,

ssCORNE TORE,
Asit is nv aim as each season comes around 70
~ stock nv store with new and Fashionable
goods cf course wish 70 carry few goods pos-
sble over to next season. a71 in or Ter 'hIs 70
duce this line of g,ods I propose to off, superior
"dvantages To purchasers who nav relv upon our
disposing Of the above named goods AT COST.
The stock embraces-
RICH FANCY SILKS,
BLACK do
FOULARD do
RAW SILK PLATDS.
Choice Styles Dres, Goods. 10.
The publ, have been IN often deceived by nsr.
sons purp0rting to offer their stocks cost that
they place little con sderce in such ann ul,s-
ments. AID view them species 0f deception. 10
enlarge their profits rather than diminish them.
Allow 70 say 70 those who favor mo
with their trade. that fet conf lent thlt nv
prices will give entire satisfaction and IN he con-
WINGED, I invite all 10 call and see that What I
promise will be performed.
Respectfully.
EDWARD LYMAN.
February !, 1850. davtf
WANTED. n few moe s711rt Ag.uts. n sell
w nv origin'l 25-ce1t p1ctarcs of Avs7-t.E
\t1tio7srv- u everv body ladies' or
Gentlemen. if active, Gu nuke money selling
them in the City or Country address, (vith
stamp enclosed). B r RUSSELL,
SIS Washington S..
Jan. 81. dawlw Bosroy.
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KEEP IT pEroRE THE PEoPLE.-Reddnigs Rus
sia Salve is an infallble remedy for all KINDS OF
wounds, cuts, burns, scalds, etc, ana also cures
For sale everywhere at only Is cents box