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THE sHIVERING VICTIMS OF
Fever aat A. que, who freeze today C. hu.l t.
morrow, Ini-h, have been exempted from their
present trials had they a7aile. themselves in time
Of that safe guard ,alusl all n-la-i-u- diseases.
HOsTEITERS SrOMCCH EHTEEe Butil it
is too late f- prevention it is 10. too .e ir cure.
single bottle % this irresistible herbal tonic vi
stop the plr1Z-y sas, a-1 bf.cr c5grsc " q. Wil
restore the patient % vigorous health. TIE prl-
dent aul thoughtful, however wlo Is. I'd rather
fores.al disease than wat i5r It's assaults, VIII
resort TO this Z. fence against Intermittent AMI
remittent feyers al tie commencement Of the sea-
son when they prevail. Now Is rHE 1Igz % .lle-
arm the system a.uins5 fever and ague, bilious
complaints and dyspepsia-diseases which are
often engeniered, and always aggravated, by the
chills and damps Of Winter and early spriu-.
SHAKESPEARE OF INTERMITTENT.
The Bard Of Avon tells Us tia, the '.s1u iu
| March doth nourish Agges' and the remark is IS
/ true now as it ives th-see hundred year -,
But, fortunately, in these modern days March
/ Agues can be prevented. HOSTETTEE-S BIT
TIERS, in a single week, viii pat the system 10 &
condition to resist every species O. intermittent
fever. or, II there is predispostiol to bilious
ness CT dyspepsia, this unsqualet regulator and
nvisorant viii just as certainly prevent that. AL
the disorders common 20 the season u fugs and
frosts may be held in allegiance by this potent an
tidote. They may also be eiested from the system,
after they have made a lodgmcut there, by lbs
peTsevering use. It Is therefore moral inslnity
for any family TO be witnou; H.
March s.-dNw.w
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Chains and Charms,

uAAel anu 50 IT,
Chains ana Charms,
Eleg ant, rich and se-vcsa5le, Of Gold, silver Rub
be-, Hair, Sc, su styles q quart, Vest, Fob
Leontins, Chateisin Al Nee Chains.
Clocks.
Fine French clocks Calendar Clocks, Office Clocks
Alarm CLOCKS and clocks Of every description.
JeweIry.
a ine stock Of rev and unique patterns OF plain
Gold enlmelef and etrls,ln sets, half sets BrOo-
ch5s, kar Rings, studs, Sleeve and Collar Buttons,
children's Rings, Gold and Silver rhimhles, Gents
stone Scarf AID Masonic Pins, Tooth ficks,Armlets
&C, sc.
solid silver Ware.
OF our own manu- cturo, superior in quality. style
and finish. Spoons. Forhs, Napkin Kings, fruit,
pie, cake. lsh, pudding, ice cream, eutter and
pickle kuives Ladies', fats, Carr Gases, Port
monies; Tobacco and Match Foxes &c
Plated Ware.
We have a large assortment of Tea Sets. Salvers,
Castory. CaLe Fasktts CUBS G.alt;s. Butter Dish
e.. spoon Holders t'sri stands. Ss1up Servers,
Pickle Jar, Wine SANDS t-- Boilers Saftine Box
es, Celery Vases, ''Tete etc sets Hotel Sets,
SC, &c.
Fine Table Cutlery.
Ivory Handle and Plated Tale, Desert and Tea
knives Pocket Knives. Scissors and Shears, kazors
ard Toilet foods.
SpeciacIes and Eyeglasses
IN every STYLE q gold, silver steel, rubber and
plated bows and dnest lenses
Gold Pens and Pencils
OF our own manufacture. the best in the market,
all warranted.
Fancy Good.
Broazes, tags, Work, Glove. Hsi'kT. JeSel. Card
NrHsH inc NfeaE y .
hair, teeth, nail, cloth 2ai clu5 Brushes, seads,
Fans Combs, & e. g..
We give particular attention % the piaLufictuTe
Hair snd silver Jeaelry, watch ami tl.ck work
repairing Of JewelTy ana spectaces
Ee inv te your attention 10 our stock as II is the
best in the vicinity Ia variety, quality and style
Of goods and every article sold at the
LOWEST CASH PRICE.
Call and we shall be happy to show you any atten-
ton in our power.
E.B. FLOYD.
vtf l5i Church Street, Burlington, Vt.
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ESTATE OF JANE wHEELoCK AND
OTHERS.

STATE OF VERMONT 1.-THE Honorable the ProSss.
District o. Chittenden S. Court, for the District
Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Jane
Wheelocs, Jesse q. Wheeock. James NJ Wheelocf
and Elmer L. Wheelock Of Milton In said District
GREETING:
whereas. application In writing hath been mads TO
this Court BY the guardian o. said ward for license 70
sell the real estate Of said ards setting forth therein
that said wards have interest In tbs farm Of land in
Milton belonging 10 the estate OF the late James NJ
Wheelock deceased and that it would 30 for the
est Of said wards that the be sold and converted
into money,
And thereupon the said Court appointed and assrne
the 18th day Of March A. d. ls6 at the Probate Court
Rooms In said District to hear and decide upon said
application and ordered th,t public notice thereof be
given 10 all persons interested therein, BY publishing
this order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Burlington
Free Press newspaper which crculates in the neigh
bOrhOod of those persons interested therein all Of which
publications shall be previous to the time appointed for
hsarinx.i
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court At the time and place Aforesaid then and
there to object TO the granting Of such license II you
cause.
Given under nv hand ST the Probate Court Rooms
this i4th day Of February, A. ID. 1851.
wS4wS TIE WALES, Judge,
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ESTATE OF ELLA KENYON AND
OTHERS.

STATE or VERMONT 1.-THE Honorable Probate
pisTEcT or cHrrEsDEs s. l. Court for the District
% Chittenden-
To all persons interested in the estate Of Ella K.nyos
Elsie Kenyon, Noble Kenyon and Merritt Kenyon Of
Hinesburgh in said District
GREETING
Whereas, application in writing hath been made to
this Court by the guardian OF said wards for license
sell all the real estate Of said wards setting forth there
In that said wards undivided 4Tth Of certain
pieces Of land in said Hinssburgh OF which lisbon Ken
yon lately died seized subject the right Of DOVER and
homestead Of the widow Of said Esbon Kenyon therein
and that IL would be for the interest Of said wards
sell said lands and convert the sane into money.
And thereupOn the said Court appointed snd sssgnsA
the llth day Of March A. d. 1861, At the Probate
Court Rooms In said District 10 hear and decide upon
said application and ordered public notes thereof t.
be given TO all persons Interested therein. ~ publish
ing this order three weeks excessively In the Burngen
Free Press newspaper which eireulates IN the neigh
borhood Of those persons Interested IN said estate all
which publications shall be previous to the day IS
signed for hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court At the time and pl,cs Aforesaid then and
there object 10 the granting Of such license Hyog
see cause.
Given under my hand 8. the Probate Court room.
this 18th day Of February A. ID. 1861.
w3iws I. L. WALES, Judge.
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! very confidently and earnestly recommend pr
J. ". Po,and's Hume. Doctor excellent rene
d, = Bumors, having been wonderfully benefited
by L mysel, Nv own case vas very severe and
OF nate one. For more than two vSa-s the shin
the side Of my hands, and even down on the
~ :, was constantly cracked and broken up. so
that was unable to use my hands in any Kind Of
wet WORK, and was obliged to gloves In sewing
to avoid getting blood upon my work. The humor
which so afflicted ne probably combinaticn
Of Ery sipelss and Salt Rheum. Ny general health
was quite poor. Soon after began to use the Ha-
NOR Doctor, could perceive signs Of healing. I
continued to take til. medicine till was fnAlly
cured. Ny hands are now perfectly free from hui
more, and to all appearances my whole systsm is
clear Of it, and has been for several months. used
eight bottle. before felt safe to give it entirely Up,
hut they cured NE.
HARRIET WHEELER.
stoueham, Mar. July 5. 1855
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UtIEAN- y % -NaaWNa
IN POUETNEY.
MURDER Err

Of the Kings English" s35 pay for the iull Com
sss pays for Board, Washing, Puel, Lights, Rooms
fully furnished and cared for by servant. and Tu-
ton in common Englsh per term Of 10 weeks.
~.
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$500 REWARD!
.e above amonnt may be rocei, ell for every
months service in any business by
A YOU NC Va AN

who will attend from three 10 twelve months
Lansley's Commercial College and Normal Acate-
my at Poultncy, VT
nd ma 10
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
BY TELEGRAPH.
NV ORLEANS. Feby. .

The steamer which left Vera Cruz on the
2ith reports that the greatest confusion pre-
vailed and that communication with the
Civ Of Mexico has been entirely cut oil.
The Liberals hold all the important lines
and by their prompt action had thrown the
Imperialists into disnay.
The French transports had ell arrived at
Vera Cruz a French naval force arrived
% protect tho embarkment Of the French
toops.
Foreigners were leaving the Country as
!ast as possible. and it was believed Maxl-
milan would leave soon.
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FISH
IS. solid meats 2 glllcn...
rs, = p .............--..
GROCERIES, SC
Boston Market.


ELOUA--fhere vss a littlG more activity In the
Flour iArket early II the week, but for some days
past dullnes. has again been the ruling feature
ana the trade are purchasing only 10 supply Inn
mediate wants. Tne sales have been at 81 - a 10
for Western superdnei slO Is a II 50 for common
extras sl2 a 10 tOr medium do and good bakers
brands red wheat and sl4 @ IL 80 Tor coed and
are with difficulty made st over :e % y Dbl. CoIn
Meal - % q 70 70 n Dbl. Bye flouI 81 co. Dbl.
Euskwtsst = u al 20 Y loo n.
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Married.

In Hinesburgh Feb. 2,;h DIN A. Casweu Of
Huntington, and Esther F. Hayes q iinesburgh.
In Berlin Center, Bureau Co. H., Feb. 10th, 1t
the residence Of ia. Belden, by the Rev. Nj.
Ingersol. OF Maiden, NJ. A. I. Tal,mln. OF Gen
esce Fails, Wy oming Co, y. y, ard Miss Mary T.
CO. Nermnnt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-08

There IL some talk smaug the mcmhcrs Of
both brauchcs of aljouumg on Friday or
next week Monday at Etgst
The feeling IL iay.r aI 90 short session Is
quite general.
Congress will Ia1ji',y Te-asscutic IN
September OF October.
Mr.. Boutwell, states tHat d tic lmIeach-
lnlnt matter should p, fafsu up. j. would
undoubtedly occupy several referring weeks
and that everything dsIt ends On that. Gen
Butler and other isy the after TO a
special Com. OF i. lho present. members Of
tie Jud. Com and siN others 20 hc appoint
cd by the Speaker, VIII F.wcr 10 sit during
the recess. Tlenary power, Ee THIS proTo-
siuon meets with some opposition but ITS
friends think It will be adopted.
inlormauan received here last night Indi-
cat=s that GOV. Pierpoint' e recommendation
10 the Virginia legislature to adopt the
Sherman bill will he rejected
j, is stated that the suti-ct 81 APPOINTING
..mmandants for the Military Districts in the
southern States was considered at Cabinet
meeting yesterday. Gen. Schoteld 1t Is
aid VIII have the lst Ds,fict. the State OF
Virginia. and Gea. HlaclcE RE 9Th which
includes Louisiana and Ioxas-
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FOR SALE.

state and County Rights. Of J. b. CAPEWELL a
Co, Celebrated Glass Castor Wheels for Bedsteads
and Pianos. For particulars, address as above
Box ESQ., P. o., Philadelphia Pa.
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JOHN PLACES ESTATE.

WE, THEsUBsCRIBERs. having been appointed
w BY the Honorable the Probate Court FOR the Dis
trct Chittenden Commissioners TO receive examine
against the estate Of John \ Place. late Of Hinesburgh
In said District represented nsolvent and also all
claims and demands exhibited IA Offset thereto and six
months from the day Of the date hereof being allowed By
said Court for that purpose do therefore hereby 1--WE
notice that will attend 10 the bushes. Of our ap-
p0intment 81 thu dwelling Of John V. ;. Isham In
=. George said District the 81 Tuesdays 10th Of
April and 20th Augus; next, at 10 o'clock A on each
Of said DAYS.
Dated this 2ist day % FOhy. A. d. 1851.
DANIEL PATRICK, I Commits
OWEN MURRAY. : sioner..
vsl5rS
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Spfl.al Nputs.
u.rI,s vFcpr,p,rs,C,,,,xs

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN RE-
NEWER has approved itself O. lie the u0s. per
eot preparation for the hair ever presented 60 te
public.
L via restore sray hair o. its .ri-s.nll l1-ar.
It viii keep the hair IRON. fallia, out.
It e!eauses the scalp.
Il mai Is the hair lust5aus and -.lt,n.
Il is splendid hair dressing.
SO person. sd OF y,u-s. -lo-l- -all O., g-e i;.
Be very particular o. ask ~ ....a.ls }c-o.aa..
si,.ill Hair Remover as there is .rthies. .ia-
tsueu ia tine market. Price s. per a..t.e.
RIP. HsLL q. Co., NASHUA, ~ j 30. l-.etors.
EiteeW.
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The State Dept. ut Washington last Dec.
issued a circular TO the SJu-h America Re
publIcs engaged in q war with Spain, props
IN & peace Conference 10 d Leld in Wash
ington on the Is, Of April next NJ reply
las vet been received but favorable an
swer is expected soon.
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\ Vera Graz corrcsu 1ntent says lsham
harris, an ez-rebcl from Isnn has gone to
Havana whcIe be oxpce'~ t. meet Mason,
-l.dell and Benjamin.
The quartcring OF French troops On
American citizens ha> b,eu discontinued On
protest by the American Consul.
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MILTON CALI, ESQ Boston

For the ,aEe OF ,hywin. what il. IL ought % 20;
fsU Testimonials are here inherited
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

SURE REMEDY has been discovered for the
N permanent cure Ct sPAvISs, RisGBoSks,
CuRBs, SPLfNTs, ami sny unnatural punches Cd
Horses. The remedy has been thoroughly tested
and found 10 be never falling. The proprietor Is
permitted to refer ii. /. French, Amherst. Mass. (;
IL. Stafford and q. French, Worthwhile, VI, who
are able TO speak Of its merit from personal knOvl
edge The receipt, with full and expllci, nstI uct-
lions will DO furnished by the undersg aod on the
receipt IS. Any further Information may be had
by adtressin. with stamp.
q. CHOATE,
Peb2swlms Morrlsville, Vt.
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A EFFECTCAL WORM MED SiNR
Brown sEerEnifugeC Omfits,

Or Worm Lozeages. Much sickness undoubtedly,
with children and adults attributed to other osus
e, is oocssioned by worms. The "vERNrFuss Coz
rITs," although eeoctual in destroying worms, csa
% no possible injury to the most delicate child.
This valuable combination hAs been successfur5
seq ~ physicians. and found to be safe and sore
in Graduating worms. so hurtful to children.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS requir.
immediate attention. as neglect Of the trouble oasu
causes prolonged sickness
sEPToNIS OF wORMsIN CHILDREN
are of,sn overlooked. Worms in the stomach and
bon Il cause irritation, which can be removed onIy
by tie use Of a sure remedy. The combination o.
Ingredients used in making BrosnS "g,r=sn.Q.
cs'ff'' is such as to Eire the best possible eject
with safety.
CURTIS BROWN, Proprietors, New York.
Sold By sll Dealers in Medicines. st % eta bor.-s
Ma, lq ISr5-daWlv.
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Eeg ant rich and se-v:c able, Of Cold Silver. Rub
be-, Hair, SC, su styles q quart, Vest, Fob
Leontine, Chatelsin N Nee Chains.
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Died.

In Shcl5uru, u, Ma7,h : Mrs Clar.ssa Phelps
WIDOW OF the late Eli al Phelps. s.e-t
IN Cambridge, March 4th, Teacou Andrew story.
father cf Ar il, L. story Of Ills city. aged %
years.
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PELO UBET ORGAN 5
AND MELODEONS.
my u EsfsV - 10 ~
UsIrieaa'y Ara-4,f %. first Pri-s a G54 Nsell
As the Rest Cabinet Organs"
American Institute. New Y.-k. 0st I-t5

American Institute. View York, Oct I-t5
Being pronounced superior in QUALIFY, P0wER
snd NAEIEr1 of ToNss ami in number oi COM
binations
AS the best instrument O.: America we're there
contending. whichever won the battle would have
nothing len 70 conquer. -fr.srio4s Arf Journal,
edited b. a we'll known musical critic.
They have also taken the first premium wherever
exhibited this season.
PEDAL ORGANS, one. two, and three banks of
keys-siK sizes-s25l O. &i.5ul. Wifi0ut psdl =
single and double bank, In great variety, So 70
t4,5e These organs. with their smooth pipe-like
quality Of tone. beautiful solo stops. strength
Of chorus. urcqualled pedals and general organ
like effects, superior for tHURCHEs. ttELOHs.
and SCHOOLS. They are put up ia cases Of soht
GFafuuf fancy Nenecrcd Uainuf luew and unique
stylss). and cle-ant Rrssroof of splendid reslens
and finch. su3 Ct the hest wors m4uship it re-
INK intended that each Instrument shall be model
OF its class Al iHsfrimsnfs, 19irl O. me osf1ro
poFfsbi, Msiefc0H, hatt flf tsrHrf-f TrssssfgHge
stop trffAorf srf~g charge.
large assortment c. u .autiy Dn hand At our
GENERAL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WARE
ROOMS, sil BROADWAY.
Our illustrated Circular and Price Lists, with
our styles are now ready. Send fora circular.
PELOUBET. PELTON - Co..
Asnufac turers Nc. 81 Broadway, New York City.
febi6-d&Wu
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The bin TOR The Confederation of the Bri-
tish North American provinces has been
read twice in the nouse o! Commons
Chas. +. Browne. the American humorist.
letter known as IS Artcmus Ward, Is lying
yerv IN A. Southampton whittier he had
zone f7r the bencf; of his health. His life
r. leSnlirod Of
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,LLcnCk.s PnRorsPLAsrERs

Attention Penn, April =, ISIS.
Messsrs. T. ALLC0CE 4 Co..
D,4r Sus. My daughter used one OF your FoT-
Gus Plas;ers She had a veTy lad pain ia her SIDE,
and It cured her in one week.
Your truly,
JOHN Y y nUNTEH.
We refer to the
Forty Thousand Druggists
who sell our Plasters. as 20 uei7 high stsrlr-
character.
ALLCoCK 8 CO., Agency, Br4Eireth House,
New YORK. Sold by all Druggists.
Feb. 2s-dSwlm
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DAVID b. PIxLEY,s ESTATE.

VHE SUBSCRIBERS, having bean appointed
Il By the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Grand Isle, Commissioners to receive.
examine and adjust the claims and demsndso Of al per-
sons. against the e.tae u David BPxley late Of south
Hero in said District deceased and s claim. and de-
uands exhibited in Offset thereto do hereby give
notice that six months from the 18th day Of February
A. D. 1861 allowed BY said Court TO the creditor.
Of s1d deceased exhibit and prove their respective
claims before and that viii attend the cuties
0fonr appointment the dwelling house Of said David
b Pixley IN south Hero In said District the second
Tuesdays Of March and August, A ID, 1851 from
O'Clock A. NJ 10 r. ". each Of said days,
Dated at South Hero this i2th day Of February
A. d. 1851.
sSS 4 800 { %%HshF, css.'~.,.".
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EA RE WON An
Ia The Land
.t.a,t t,r- a-i remember tless important fact
F55.. ODDS .N'ERE'E.1'E,
AND vNVIGORATOR.

sa.a5 v,li1ia,,, IL is Hoaia-', Best FrieAd,
LsucorrLea Tor Whitesl, AmenorrheA lsupp-es-
s.ou,. Ameuo5rha-a ,iowing), Dysnenorrhea pam
ful mcustruatln ) Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, drag
gne down sensations, loss q strength, mental de-
preston coustipated bowls, sleeplessness irritable
ITS. and the inuumerable symptoms Of low vitali-
ty and disturbed eirculaton-are cured by this eT-
t-aI.nary medicine. One fsaPOonfal in water h
worth mo-e as an InriEorati~g T0aie, than any
amount q Alcoholic itters which A. always At
tcade1 by reaction and depression.
DIR. DODD'S NERVINE
equs.es the circulation OF the Nervous Fl-id, pro
70 ties the free circuations Of the blood aids d.
geslIcn, CURES costiveness, regulates the bowels
and restores the vital organs to their natural &C
tivi,y. u contains NO OrIUN or other poisonou
drug and as an Invigorator will make strong and
healthy the weakest system.
No woman should despair u periec; restoration
&, health until she has thoroughly tried Dodds
Ner, inc. Al druggists sell It. Price, 500.
H.B. sTORER = CO.. ProprietOrt,
- Fulton Street, New York.
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CONE FOREYERr

So say the ladies' Of their beauty, when tho mirror
shows them their once jet or golden ringlets
s-rossei With grey But never va. there more
FALSE CONCLUSION.
Though the hair be as white as Times owe fore
locS, OF worse still, as red as a asry meteor
PRESTO:
it is invested ia q moment With the most magnia-
cent h.Ass or brown by the agency Of
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
d perfectly Wholesome All purely vegetable pre-
I7-a.'.a- N'uufict1rsd by J. CRISTADoRO. s.
Aston House, View YORK. Sold by Druggists. Ap-
piled .y all Hli- Dr.ss.rs
Feh21-f.vIn
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MRS WHEELER. ston.ham. Mass.

Manchester, y. Il, June li.Is5s.
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solid silver sS are.

OF our own manu- acturo, superior IN quality. style
and finish. Spoons, Forhs, Napkin Rings, fruit,
pie, cake. lsn, pudding, Ice cream lutter ana
pickle knives. Ladies. fats Cars cases, Port
nouies; Tobacco and Match Foxes. &c
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Al.-ter from M.zic, -Iys Niramon re
Gently informed a gentleman tHat the SOUTH
I'D { uiederatcs We're nd D.. naud with the
luuarialists and that On liiuman Was cor
responding with them iu u.!,- thar the two
ia.uuct establishments u.gut 80 Work to-
.,..hcr as 90 make lotla success.
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MRS PORTER, Dover, y. II.

Dover, n. H., July p 1855
Dr. Poland,-l received your letter inqriring as
to the effects OF your medicine on sea sck ness.
an happy TO say that think II is "tae medicine"
for that dreadful sickness. I tried various pre-
scriptons but found none that settled the stomach
and cleared tho head like the HuAer Doctor. felt
as though could hardly wait to get ashore, to en-
treat you to introduce it Into ship chandlery stores
Il at 1t may find its way to ,hose who tuff=r upon
the mighty deep from sea sicintss. II captain,
who take their families with them, or carry pas
sengers, should Try It for thy would be
willing to voyage without it.
have used Tin my family since It's introduction
to the public for bilious habits, headache. and
humors about my children, and have slssys found
II sure cure.
AN not fond Of having my name appear in pub
lio and woald not consent to II on any account but
to relieve the suffering; but, II the foregoing will
be Of any services to you the public you can make
use Off.
Pxice Ia cents per Bottle.
THIS Invaluable Medicine will be prepared for
TIE present at the
New England Botanic Depot, Boston.
under the supervision Of DR.. POLAND, for tie
Proprietor, &c. FRENCH.
70 whom all o.ders should 30 addressed.
RUST. BROS. 3 BIRD,
GsnI Agents. Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-08
Elmo Table Cutlery.

Ivory Handle and Plated Tale, Desert and
knives, Pocket Knives, Scissors and Shears, -
and Toilet Goods.