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lFor the Free Press |
Capt. Edward Riggs.
Jonkses, January g. 1855
MeSIrs Editors

-AeSIrs Editors
The anBoucement contained In 3
late number Of your Journal. Of the probable
less At sea in the Inflated Melville. Of Captain
Edward Riggs. Of Glenns Falls NY., sen; a
thrill Of deepest anguish 10 many hesrt. s d
especially to my ovr.
Probably was as intimstely acquainted with
this promising young msn during his residence
in Darlington, a. any who had the pleasure Of
sssocisiinr With him. He WIS college class
mate. and bosom friend. Living. as We did,
side by side. and being largely congenisl IN our
tastes, we were slmost constantly togefher-'n
the study, N the classroom. in the fields. At the
altar Of prayer-and were separated only, and
then most reluctantly, by 'be termination II our
academic career From this familiar, everyday
acquaintance with him extending thus through
4 series Of years 7 desire 70 bear this testimony
TO the worth Of my lsuented friend ; that IN
all ny associations with and experience among
men, DO not nov remember to have met with
one uniting m himself more, if indeed, 80 many
Of tie qualities Of a bigh-toned, liberal. chris
tan gentleman and scholar. Manly in all his
instincts, noble and generous in his impulses,
gifted and culturel IN a high degree, singularly
unsssuming in his manners, and, 10 the very
hest sense of the term. christian, We msy be jus
tiled in writing Of him without qualification,
His life was gentle, and the elements
- 1nize,l IN bin. that nature might stand Up
And say TO an the world, THIs - 4 Man"
R IT. HOWARD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

The pate de foie Srcs Is e mOnstrous di-h
= gbsc Is Kept in s0ne Ssrln. cJn5ned lace
that preciudes any extended motion, snd ft d
with iaticning food. e. that lis liver erIsrgcs
though di-eRee Iill il Is eoneiderod ft To he
made into a plea luxury to cpicuics, but q
horror to any hcalthiul person. Just such a
goose is many woman. confined by Gust m
and her Conserving will in warn, ntrrow
kitchen, only instead OF her liver il i her Ii e
which she herstlf makes upin o. pies but
the pastry which you ind 50 delicious seems
20 me disease. The ancients burned in urns
the ashes VI their bocies We deposit in urns
the ashes of our sOul-, an pass them around
al the tea-table- Gail Hamilton.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
=. T.-IS6O.-X Y.

P-r-ou' ~ -~d-ntAry habits troubled Vitl veal
nvss iss-itude, Pslpitation q the heat. zcs s-
petite, distress amer eating, torpid ver. solstpa-
ton &c deserve 10 suffer II they xii ao- ~, then
They are recommended - III HI sle-J medic
authorities. and warranted 20 pr0dnos 80 s-,-,-
fssr, b-u-5cisl effect They srs exceedingly .5----
able. perfectly pure and harmless
N0rrCs--.iry person prsJsndils-o cell Flslia..
s,-t=r- @ oui. oF by TOE gallon is s~incie- ,--
tsp7s-'-- i il pu; up only In " patent ies es-a
b0s,ie. beware o. bottles realsd WITH initial.
1sis5sriou. stuff Tor which several persons srs o.
res1y ir pri-on. See that every bottle hls Dc.
p-ivsts United states STAMP over the eork uan1t
lated S1d s. nature on steei plate side ls5eI.
s1sc by respectsbls dsrlsrs Throughout this ds-
stis gloo-.
p. 81. DRARE s co.
~ Broadway. y
February st1 dz-y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

lrfcA. august o. l-f+.
WAS SIX Permit ne. very respectable - mrs
o ~ with tnI- certificate a. = t.. er al t0rr
ulefiul s>i.i O. 3 physician, and of your cs65-t-
rfUr' Ls q gentleman
ryr mere than -eFez year. have been a. l-tsd
.'tH -lc-uess ~ a n'ture peculiar O. f-msi-. -
trp- q 90 as hr1ridden fOr over Two t-srs A.
liaH.e fn move without assistance nave IA ~
ileTcnt ply -iciaus IL the isst two yes-s me IN
whom could help ne Indeed. 20 Use thsiro-1 ,sor.s
th-s we're completely PuIzl II with Ms -ss-. and
tnit ai Vie medicine iz The world c-iuld not reg--e
lLr ny reeE help me- Amer much -rHection
onl,e1iei O. ~ your treatment; had nes-f ,su
- n--.it .p".el ef Us those whom on lad -g-,-l
soon realfel the truth for M sell ths. vtu- r.e
TOT sAiil Vts neur1-isI anc inst vru- tr.arr-e---
helped me IN les than two Wees- r. INV T. 49,
~is -g much improved tLst even M friends ,r-re
As-'n,-4ed continue 70 improve and e-.r rrz
cHeefuill add this, ms mite, with hundreds ri .-.
q 7h'st 4lNrs You have saved and rendered H.rrg
MAJ TOD hlsEs &c. d. Oa-s To tr.f- ..--.,' f-.
40 aenencient MISSION o. suffering humane, Z
enh.i AiNA!s ne happy o. reply O. any VIA, u.g re-
'-f Pm" ne = u your capabilities and FtHi
iu. dear s'r.
fours, respectfully.
,.,..-.. Mrs. z. GREY.
rlr rvfereuceF .yr circular, 20 De tais. bic -..-
e---s hcgrs from A - until n
ss-iv
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Abolition 81 TuF Ptssr0Fr SysTFW-uur
correspondent ~ gu lrec % risss ne n g report
tlat thc Govtrnment hsve ueEs from Waking
Ton Il the abolition Of the obnoxious passport
system. and q a desire Cu the part ri the Ameri-
can auihoriiiss 70 meet 'he C9naliar Govern
ment in friendly spirit The news, We are
sure. vii c received with sit.sfsc.ior hy tho
people Of this country. who have no other le-
s're thsn 10 onniinne AMI promote Tho friendly
intercourse which has heretofore eNt-iel he
twrrn our neghb5rs AMI ourselves. --H01f-egI
Hrrgii
We learn from a well informed quarter.
that the above J. incorrect. and that there ~
at present no intention N the part Of our
Government, to relax the passport system,
rill 1t shall have become much more clear,
than now, that 1t l. not necessary 90 our pro
trctiln
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
NERVE INVEGORATOR.

tcr Nervous Debility seminal I,esslsss. Loss o
Poser. inpot-ncy, Confusion 70 Tllu -lt Loss q
Naulrs. irritable Temper, 6loomy Apl-e1,rsio De-,
Ee1r- .-- 4o-l-ncl aL- Melancholy .-l u.ag en1
.a 0f Reason This new res1-l- t.r 70
tsar-i rraiuef lrI -si an phts evil. a-fs1irlil
secret rl-ifs Ii tlt uuIs- u- cE-=---s 20 1acIre
years .- composed % the most soothing. -tr-1- -l-
-r.F- on. u7 E -ttIl med cl1-- % lv Z z1c il the
Eru.r --etsn.e r rEiau .H-r..7 10 coz .---..-,
rae -.s- perfect AuLout= far ms obstinate and
e.-r-a- cis1- O.. rsa1I-e sssr D et discovered li
llr r.e rer cent Or yearly eF-rf --a--.- -- -ruL
relieving t8- untold sufer'n-s % 5Gni~-.. who
l-rr rHT1r seen Gle -lvs1lcs- r--t-.-- -.E G..
n-s.-a. str-1<-- -rr lseu .ness- -aH z---
r.-tT -ssts mouth. P-cp SO THE,
90. 3 aEEfT r rEWEDfCs - 1n~ -r-us--5
s-s superior O. s-y--Ins else lls -lrr -ss -ec--
$50 su-F0-ss and ar I- ne ,-'.i- or .l- benefit
pf those sls oth@r=-.a- could r---r avail them
selves H. their F.r.--s- rl-r --- al Fs-r21--' A.
~ -.-.5 t,-g-e- % 80
h- -s'1rf@1. II VARS tr LIMITATIONS
An e-.a-r.ziis -... ElrtH Ie-s ur-r-I1ns e-- 90
IT. ,s.r-- 3. sell. 7aFiEs counterfeit OF rs
.u- g. n-ar- tf zEe purpos- NJ deception.
x l4e Eera.L- -- PREPARED ousg - ur
N.'-s.l ~ lt u--- fr Sp-ciz lF-gaa-r be-
P-otl--ncs. T. i.spuc o. p- ou-s..-- u.~H ere
esf strt H! srprg. ..ery-- ere I1 s,- o. -scE--ss
secure ron sctioc % receipt o. t1- pre- s.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

LIiNC q. ssF.-TI4i Sluk,r Calax j. to
mary tie allow ni tiic ifc Sumter b .le-
inss. IL has Lot >,th the hty lr i1.r
year. aEC. n'''i'"'tr. tw'' lci-utr> mIir lI.-
c"rs,nIsl 'Hri.,. atl. be Imagined. We
aie r,min'ig'i ..i ..t. tel, aud ID leg l.c. t.at
Hon. j VI raj made islf a. million
d.'lL'i- ga = i-k! -ir.lti''u- Ne vish
be- iad inAd' tflt, t.n' cont. even su WHISKY.
If anyl. dA ~ > L, n.rkc u ~ Ji-it uHs. -ifc,
then az. tea men whu make lc,tCr u>, of
t-it tau Mr. Morrill, u.it OF
ciauiis 90. a., pJoi, and la rality g. d
III z -c' esuli,. Bot Mr.. Morrill, has en-
! Il ii'I" ~ whisky sltcLlation-. nor re-
o,Ncd -ilr lyon iiIs salary Tor service,
il Coz gi'ss. lie Psiiion has been such
that lc night lo>-ihly Ell himself Tor "a
large lr.oc To slrcLl'ths upon the people
AID .ic rd.1ry. tut his character ias, ~
shc sam- tIm,. ben eh as t. preserve im
ir IN temputi,u = UGhoAs JOurHoi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

"When Abraham Lincsln took the chair
of the presidency vi tie United States, he
promised in his fat boat lingo 10 run tie
machine ne he found il Whether he has
strictly kept ms promise, those may Doubt
who choo-e 10 consider the SUBJECT. Ii is
enough FOR US TO know that whether 'run-
Mug his machine IN the pathway Of has
predecessors VI not, he has run 1t With a.
stern, infexible purpOse, bold, steady
hand, s rigiiznt, active eve. slteplcse en-
ergy, fanatic sTirit, and an eye single to
his end-cunquert-emsnci.aiion.-Chdrles-
ton Mera1sy. se---i--= --- 7-.-.t--
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
kEROSENE OIL

A FEW bushels Of very aice Beansst
No. Union Block.
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IupORT3NT CAUTION

= TH0r SfNI, 1F loLLsRs are .v-t
Or no rllinE aua-k- "a y. Ehr-r II -1rs- -1zu
o.. s1 aWby This elr-sfr. 10 trusting t1 me de-
te--.rs iIFrrt. s-ueuts H. I-1 ca.l-E -lsmseiE-4
Doctors. and Vho-e 1t-y r-cluln-ntat. ls shat
the ia5 % themselves. Advertising p-y sicisns
ic .-- -ss-- OCT ~ --l are .mpaste--. The SHY
81 F-5 70 % clr4.t regular QrscriciUE
plt iau' or u 500 prefer one rhr IA. e.
; '-r .4sea-e a spelal-s- 1s s-re that he is 1lt
-r -.trrt-tls 1useE. 10 sl1 I'll have reason
tHrs -tit--D- y r-s.s i tte oily rellsr un9s.-
e.a- '- frOvldence. o uat Boz N-u Elzlan1 Ehl All
Ft-'sa- treating Sz--.a. 10 1ass, and Re .lves 49,
fon.'-l t''tt-o7i4.s, s.ra0ut Fhich no stranger
ca Hg entitled o. confidence.
tn'-.'e one stamp --- postage snc s~nd ilr
theu With q pamphlet rr ,=s-ta Di.-1.-s
sent Tree. Dr. NAtt.-lu a regularly educated
ply sc-ar % twenty yeErs -rp-reac-. ten r A ex-
tcrs.Fe general practice. lE-l4 declining health
c1upellri bin @ re- rs -sL tst anc scngt orlce
uractee- treating AT diseases 40 accidents
te-ulins from unprucence ir ro.L sexes
GYMS them bis 44-sis attention P-r-sns. Al =
distance, having any important - cllhcult czse
~ 90 vel o. zousuIt pr. ~ -erd !or
ai' t=sun,c1ial- before going -i-e pherr AL
sisnes isit-fgLy -tl-lle- 90. a1a g.rfscf sGft.-
-.-e'lo, El.ranuec Arries ~ pihc- srs~ Ad5rcs
Lex box Ky mot si. ~ Dr. MATTISOS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

In the -ton police c"art recently Il man
arraignid Ne II common drnnkard. put IN u
pccUiisr pIva IN defence. lie SAID thai ID,
believed the world was coming TO an end
within gear, and ineditating upon this mo
I1entous event, staggered" hin. T5ccourt
did not see it in that light.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
CoLGATE.> HONEY Soap.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP. -,-, r.
versa demand, Is made from the CHOICES
materials, Is MILD and ENIOLfENT .1't. s
-ure. FRsGRASTLY SCENTED, aas sI
rsnc.y BENEFICIAL in IL seton 7D.-
Al. 2os .ai- ~ al Druggists snd a--y sooc
Dealers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

fl-rr-A l. HErNALI>.-A wonderful cure per
o.. OIL tl Dr. TT. a oa-. BIAS. a- come M or ..r-
a..e o. iecl the -rrstcstcst confidence n re.s,-.
le-.l- DIS superior treatment o. such A. u..t -
-l.''. Ht diseases ~ the ege. Thls cure "a
p Tle i'.' ere case lad Teen p-uuounc-4 81
eminent t-iclLns ilclrao.e and the eve -rtf-sIv
lastrls e.. a-1 4le cespaIrec o. The eve b :.
SELL lealtty arc brilliant as ever a1i Z. 1-g ~
SD would grace Suy ~ -n- s-neii.sl -ec5--sg y
e-'cess g. l'r ua,s and bis superior treslass1t.
s. -lri be- entirely new
llct, Nay 2I-t ISL.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

\ NuxAN's CHlIcE There o. r.t ore
woman in million who would % 20. mar
lied. i'll borrow "a phrase from, 10, pope
lHI. It-uieut Iai.i.. hu- -lsr-lg.T- B,
with H. highest melUiuz 1t she could get
chance How d. know Ja-- t- | know
that the stars are shining in the -Av, though
II II ish noon. never raw g ear sJ midi
dly, but know IT, s. ihe neturr of starr o.
slime in lie ~, and 1l Tire Ky ~ h.'i i--
stafs. G,nu 5i irul, Iira ur is,Yr. .-aury
or the beast, II mairias, were what J.; should
be-. what Gad m,ant u 90 be-. what even
with the world present Pos-ibil.ucs II
might be-. D. would b. JhC Eiysium. gae sole.
complete Ely-ium ei woman, yes. AMI OF
man. Orcaiues-. glory. u>eiuing--. ua;pI-
ness await mr. otherwherc> but -ere alone
all her TuwOs. al h,r Icing. an frt toll
play. No conditions. no ciH.It ser even,
eau quite hide th- -it,m of tac -a--e. Gre
but on the household esr-i 70 i5iu. -Hc
warmth Of earth 20 the huc- 20 HEAVEN.
Brilliant. dazzling. vivid. 81 '-aoln and
blessing her hgar may b.. hasurlv d, hap
py home m.ni- rhe rrl=matic p v iHtl p
suit, serene Wi,i.tut-r. tiias i.uG- tir world
with divine IlH5.attou- N'tHaar ail-ly
and mJtncfly .1,e, .trJ ot her ulIur. u1s-
reinsiu uuJlasal. a ~H-I0z -ia.- l-. O. i1un-
tam ssalrd nut thru.sl1 lib.r- better
that II should n,uHin Grcl -ri then that u
-rou.d D. ruueiN n,Ht aEen. or u1-nc3 only
90 h- 1et.cd A Thousand i~tteT Iasi zoe.
Yes e ,a' uid 'srn forever On -rc ir.ar
shrine than r1it H. -1slt tc brought cut
q boil the pot. But Tire pot must boil.
yoU say, ana II must 1ut with oakwc,.d - nj
si,avinge. not with beaten live oil - CAL
Hamilton
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

THE Mason & HANLIS CABINET ORGAN -
With your eyes shut. sou cannot distinguish ne
sound from that Of the pipe organ ts-if; and the
advantages that commend O; are: IL pr'ce-for
it can he ha1 for one, two, three or tour hundred
dollars according 70 the size YOU wish; il lakes
up very little room, and may stand 10 any part
Of the church; II Is Dot affected by he4' or cold,
or any change Of Temperature; Il remains for a
l,u- perioi in good tune; and lastly. Il IN D Q
sent hy xpr'ss or otherwise any distance th
sifty. l. j. admirably allptel 70 The perform
a &C a sacrei music-psalm tuHss anthems,
chants, etc. ami any one who can lay on the
piano, can read u master the Cahils' organ. II
Is "a grand accompaniment when the cou zre-at on
NJ. and g just the instrument that ought 10 be
used IN all churche, where the people aI wish 90
have the privilege Of bearing part p ,he praise
--Ntlr Fork O5serrer
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

Our armies on the Atlantic cjsst arc gov.
iug stronger every dsy. o. i- stated Dos ui,.
of Uur correspondents t.iat tie -iAth core
!ms iucr,uscI ir,m :, O00 Co > 1850 aillm
ieN weeks. On raj Mughtr ius hr1ur O.
several tHuusind ulrn from Caa- tauoHza @.
the East. Con >canhrll .me brought Q. e.
whole % tic twenty rd cJIls 70 llu So,
l-ui!' cast Mlta wtic.. army tAe,c O.. .r-
2re acting ne cteny may learn beiYr. -aa-
Etc-c H,ec &c no Ear that Thorn is -.l
much weakened % take care Of him-,lt. li.s
army MI. PROBABLY Tcet 'Ot e. time TIC
reiuturecm, nls which nave a-yu drawn lr.4,
the E'rfcru armies Or the rist,rn. S.. .1
able u O." give nrs',. Ia,v- u NFs. li.i
tue Caroiu. 49, Prsriosac. JJArna..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

We -a-e D. .e1s1rc IN recording sluthe- ~5r4e-Fll
cure D.! t'r "aks A young man who b. errrI. ,s4
eI. -H i-e e.ta'.-si int 90 10 l. NIl,ins. TIA.
-Hr 'rctiHuc- Sc. 81 De- fiIe,c- r- street ~, 49,
cared " total H..a-rrs. arising from AuI.u- -. he
'' D. 10 q, EelI and can rec a. perfectly a.. al any
Is rIu Hl BIS lie -
tr" "a. AuEu-t sol.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

The bill abolishing the black laws, except
the law prohibiting lnlermsriisge between
black. and whites has passed the Illinois
Senate.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
Alternative SYRUP.

For fz7z--fie' o. tar 5.oo- -srslsHr f-ss. rs=--5
ever CO cCsfaggs- c. atss o. sTcrg. csl-ruq E--s
on .-- ssl1i Sore T-rr1f. Mgsft snf Tcss Lsst
E1-r. o. Sees scs ino4- Pzf-a ~ RE qcues- -r1
o. meas ~ an attn. tlrlisfr -rr--1 go
sgrfsr- Cr-Nc remedy ever cisc7vrls- ls1 cone
what lss zen achieved by this. Under IL use,
every flTm of constitutional sypniltc o. msrcurial
O. M s su--C.ly cU-sa, and 70 shur- -le The sub
Gle SIN isclmplsle. erac -t-el from the systeIn,
s-c learn sn1 s-ie--tI are permanently restored.
- 4. sss this r=nlely that cured gentleman fruII
the Sent. then stopping az Newport, and for which
be p-ee--sd ~ ". With ~ l=sicss BIS bin. after
ha-rc been unaer the treatment % the uost eIia-
s1- -. ea.cizus iu Baltimore Philadelphia NeS
flr.- t.- FITE YEARS Never despair q perus-
---f cure 20 matter how OBJ s-inats your case ha-
BEEN, 1l-. sou have thoroughly tested the virtue.
NJ. -- -e-- Al-srat We u tue are Bottle ats
a a.aH.a Hs .a I-aa
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PECIAL Sor1Cn
CaERo kEE PILLS
s1sar Oostsd
FEMALE KE1clATOh.
HEALTH PRESERyER
CERTAIN md SAFE
- For rae R-rEs,-.s o. oy.--l-c,io-,. go -.

- For tAs R-rEss-zs o. ot'er-efto~' $50 -.
,1r-.e- Of Regularity ~ RE Rsrvszs-.
n 8s-tAls Perioa.s
They car o. ohTtits thoss sn.r0as t.---.-.. ...
spring IRON irr-gnlsrity Itself
They -urs Hspprsss-a- ETesssiv- 20. ~
Ysn-trustiop
Tnsy sure tirs=E ssssE-=s sCai.Fs=.-.
they sure rerv"1s sid SPINS A---s.
~ IN IA tie hseL. snd i1~-E ps-.s ,s --- -.s-
Hesv.n,ss, Esti-us o. slight eGsr'.ou. Ps.p.-e.
Of The Hssrt, Lo~u-ss q spirit, Hystsrs. S..
Hssdsehe. 6idcinaas, g., sto. In . sosG ~ s.,
moving the irrsEalsrity, they remove The e---
ard with u ALL The effects hist spring from r..
Ccnpos-l % g.,nple vegetable eHtrs-ts. .--
contain notn,ug deis-erious % any consfisl-.-s
however delicate, their function being % suns1--
strength for weakness which, when properly 1.s-
thsv never fail q DC
They mas - safely used ~ say So, 81. 4.
any psri0a. gxcErT DUETss TIE FIRST rHRn
hONrEs
All letter seeking Information or ulv.es ri
DC promptly freely and Giscrsetly snsU-re..
Full directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per buN OF SIX boxes foT s..
Sent by mail. free Of postage, on receiy. q. l---
Sold - all respectable Druggists.
DE. y. r. MERWTN e. Co..
SOLE PRDPRisToRs.
~. s. J4usrry street, New Y5-s
Jan t&w.s
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PRISONERS OF WAR. THr WY

PRISONERS OF WAR. THE WIZ
Wido~et Mother o. Any Pr.soasI e. ia. -a- -
paid the amounS due their husband Or .an sg.l .--
prod let-ca Of evidences Of relationship. &C 81.
letter showing the soldier o. be- Eviug Alq..-.
ton hay ne made by letter.
Als1. Pensions, Bountisf. 1z,, Psy P-.s, goz-7
md sll claims azainst the Government -,--s-ay
procured aud promptly reu.ttet
L brown O. Co..
Bankers and Military snt
Nsysl Collecting O=o~.
Psrk Plso= Nss F5-E
De- --ts..ro.
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spool COTTON.

I'Ht attention OF the public l. called % . re-
Il tee spool Cotton, u American manu- Co.
'Sia - ~ eusl the hest for On % a. 81
IL e IN flenetur Z =. lily ks Mtss y -
hsaiet { snG Is soli ~ little eh-sf'-r m
10 introduce i.
Patriotic pe PIE and all Others Eao ~
encourage hOxE MASUPAC1URKs are reSus'.'
EDWARD B,sIo@.
No. 80 church =
Dec Sist, i-s4- as-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
DIURETsC COMPOUND.

20 fss S.s-faf n5ff.s.s ~ -tr r-isz-v O-g1H 70
s-lf,.9 from iasETuss--s u.s. sa-rr1iss- T;isnsx
reuur1g contains usltI-- r-zl e. LHis To-. spirits o.
Mite Cutebz. T1ry-- ..r,-. 10 ans l-ac- rsaseJus
druz but i~ Ar =isgsr- vegetable h-ui-. pleasant
70 the taste and smell cooling. cleansing and heal
inE u . upgrsti-n speedily 4l-zslg all hea. snl
irrf-s-flu II rra srirs-r re r-Eg-T N0g therefore
Tho Lre been taxing tzisa-l tal1sr1. ei-6-I Cap
siss Or 1ixturss- icr months. uI.ii sicE sac pale,
ycur breath and cCt1-s ara tlac Eith ~ Vie otgr
throw sWsv the cis-u7tinE 1-ix-r-s. zud ss-c for
bottle ~ -his .FsW Es7l=1-- -H.rh -. cure
~ 20 1rce aac also cleanse -l- EystsU t-Clr he
iui--.1us piertr " ne nlT-r-s7 r1u hzr7
been 20 znE 20 lo1E. Cf-1ri- cases -s 1sTs sIsd
al ki1ls n Lrsst-1elt i4- IlrIE sd a-s- -sr- %
t.iE cl.-s s-i7'.ii. Try 70. sgd 3 1-- - repre-
rert-l O.. -Tc1rg rl 20 rcf---s.- one a1-t.s -s--
e-- TT- r.-f.H --arr r-'-@ e --ra - -v..--r-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

CUHOUs CAss On rucsdrv. l7tn instant,
Hiram Burrows oi Guiliurd. r. wa q rsisn
e up a complain f.. e >t.ls's \ ncy,
flr al, gal voting az TIC Pr. sitcniial Election
in Novembe- last. Ii appeared ihat the
rep 'ndtnt name was entered -aic- upon
the check list Of vo'ers kept hy thc town
clerk. and that the number Of voice ci-t, as
counted, was equal 20 the num5cr 90 uamcs
upon the lisr, including tire respondents
name twice. Further tiian tins the evidence
wac cumstantisl, hut I'll tending to corohntc
the currcctn, - Ui the '.clrck lisI. Il also
further appeared that it IN fact he voted
twice that dav, his first ballot was given
for the Rrpu lican electVr-. and the second
for the Democratic electors. The rcspon-
dent was required TO give bonds in the sam
of $50 for his appearance at the County
C'urt. Mr.. BGrrows Is man about 80 years
old
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

Gov OGLFsBT, Of Illinois. Is Kcntuckian
by Irti. and doubtless shared TIE picjudIoes
oi hIs r.auyr State; but be has i,yn fighting
rchrlr until ie carries a pretty iaIr allowance
# had IA iiS body. which -tcu,s 90 have
OitraJed 10 Gear tir BRAN, siuce, IN Die Ia
ur-ural Adir s. he SINS
ne publ. sentiment Of the cuuHry 10 De
sac. sci OF .iylayei ia its discrimination 20 Grad
ic.Ie Salery frvm the soil 4 the Republic, by
tine c,i.stsai inquiry: " hhu Is Ju become u. the
ie.Io. after he = free p / might better be
A-s,-i: What mIy not become Of him. lie can
ltbur, he an learn, he can 6sht. improve, and
aspire Gai Il, gfler lss shall hare triel for as
iOay 10 nase him useful free zea a. Lre hcrs
q usels' Stare. zee stall Jsu aai he .S.H FIJI.
there 7il Be time srOvg. ieit ia .ekich 70 .5lgt
tsis persls.eat qus.tioE-''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
BALES HONEY or
BOREHOT.I'D and TIKI

Tor thc cure Of
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HJar'snss', Dir
e1H Breathing, and al AFs-iie7' o. ne
ThrO0f Bronchial Tub, and L=rc'.
Leo9IFg 10 Consumption
inns sovereign remedy IL compounded I'm ---
sVorite recipe Of al illustri0us Phyzc.a a7t
chemist, Who 70 many wears ussc u WIKI ne ua'i
co Plet@ success in bis extensive private pra----a
hsd lonE been profoundly pre--ed Eita tl'
wonderful virtue ofthe honey o. The 9,zz- Hors-
hoand, in union with the CLEANSING an HEAL-
ING properties Of Tar extracted from lie LIFE
PRINCIPLE Of the forest tree ssisi Bsisasss q
balm Of 6iIead. For years he vas bsinef 10 BIZ O.
tenPts to blend these great medicinal foreos in;t
such union that the original power Of each you'd
oe preserved. the disagreesbie qualities OF coE',
Tar removed, anc the price Of the eOmpOua- =
within the means OF ali. Atlsst. ,ner iozS cozf'
ofdiaculs chemical experiment, be fouus thst :
sdcing 20 these re other ingredients, eaeh va
liable by itself be not only obtaioed The dsscrt -
salts but greatly increased tie curative PeveI q
the compound This having been Thoroughly sssF
Cd oy practice. Is now offered to tie genera Paslf
"a safe, pleasant snd .Rs.Ilibls rs.nsey.
PRICE 30 CENTS PER BOTTLE
Fer sale BY all Druggists
CHARLES DoWNER, General Agsnl
IL Cedar ST., New Yo-
Nov. 3. 5&wsl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

Ian-iiu brilliant and Sc eEha lst-d nature. z--a
restcrer They are composed o. the celebrated a.
isays AK. NiatergTeen, saS-sfres Roofs. Hs--s.
Sc a. preserved In perfectly pure st. Crciz Ran