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DIR. sCHENCK ON DYSPEPSIA.


SYNPTOMs OF DYsPEPsIA.-A sense Of full
- nes- tishtnes, ana weight in the stomach, to-
-ether with hltulency. Rcidity, sour, offensive
beichins OF Wind, water-bTash and yol-iting. and
q great ocal 81 what person call an all gone feel
II- II the pit u the stomach frequently there is
also paiptation Of the heart, physicians mistake
isg heart disease, and when the stomach is in this
co1iiC n Il Is coated v IN lnucus or slime The
r0u-h hlr0us portions OF the stomach, similar 70
what We see in tTipe, is what throws cat the gas
tic Juice. and when the stomach gets a thick coat
OF slime on it. il prevents the gastric Juice from
flowing and digest n ceases. Schencks seaTeed
tonic dissolves this mucus or slime. and restores
the st0m lch to its natural condition.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are also required 10
cary OF this morbid matter. Two thirds Of the
cases Cf Consumption are caused IRON this diseased
state Of the stomach the liver becoming torpid,
It ceases to throw out bile, and in short time the
whole system Is deranged. The mucous enbrane
% the bronchial tabes sympathiEes with the other
organs and before the patient Is aware OF IL, he or
she has Bronchial or Pulmonary Consumption.
Scleuck's fCim0nic Syrup cannot act freely
through the blood when the y is in this lock
ed-uy condition without the aid Of the Sea Weed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills. The Liver has all the
venous blood TO strain, and when it gets in a NOR
bid condition, blood and bile run through the
system mixed, AMI the shole body became so low,
and the blood so thick it can hardly run through
the veins In 8 majority ofclses hemorrhage occurs
ffcln tI.s t-ick nditiUu Of the blood. The Man
drake Pills act on tac Liver similar 10 cal0me, OF
they d. w hat Lat dles-it unlocks the gall hlad-
Ger. starts Tie bills aE1 the blood begins 70 crcn-
late naturally through the veins, and the ha NOR
les cease H. when persons are attacked Win
L.a-l -rr.la-e, they would irst take good purga-
tive, something that would act on the liver, they
would soon be relieved n NJ bleeding from the
lungs, and {. Is the only way lor as,Fiugents are
only temporary, and irrii4te the brDachi4l tubes,
anu lay tue groundwork for consumption.
pr >ChENCk viii he professionally al his rooms
every week, 80 Bond Street. Nes York, and IS
Hanover Street Boston, from =. ", until Z. VI.
lie gives advice free. lut for thorough eXamiua-
t.l WIKI TIC -- ..,.l-tcr Tie other charge IL
As medicines are for sale by all druggists aud
dealers. Also full supply al al times az his rooms
!f.ce ci Tie Pulu-lu-c Syrup and Sawed Tonic
each sI per bottle, or 3 sd the half dozen. Man
drake IT. % cents per box.
gro. e. GuUpHIN s 40 rs Hanover Street.
gents ior Boston. For sal by ali druggists.
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Died.

Il Richmond, of heart disease, the sd instant,
Mrs. Cynthia Russell, wife Of Robert Russell, aged
70 years.
At Essex Junction. Feby, IS, Alexander Carson,
aged 81 years. BE vas a native OF Scotland.
In Charlotte. Monday, Feb 18th, John McNiel,
aged s. years.
Funeral Thursday at II o'clock, from his late
residence.
Suddenly, in Concord, n. H., while on visit to
that city Sunday evening. Jan'y 18th, in his 10Th
year, Willie E. Rix, only son Of William and
Catharine RiE.
lie vas born in Mobile, Ala, aud lived tbere IN :
I'll he vas sent away during the war 10 escape the
rebel CONSUMPTION. lie then came 70 Royalton,
his fathers old home and present residence, where
be lived till the time OF his death. His life was
full Of grateful "reminiscences and his future bright
with hope and promise. He possessed the hnest
qualities Of mind and heart, which had been cult
waited 20 rare degree OF e1cellence, and his char
acter was such, that can only regret that this
world which be adorned could not longer contain
80 choice Split His beautiful form, splendid
In ashesn has been laid to rest in the church ard
In Royalton, and the tears Of all who knew him,
follow him through the dark valley. Sd T.
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NOTICE.

'I'HE existence Il the Bank Of Burlington, char
| tered by the Legislature q the state Of Vermont
and located at Burlington in aid State was ter
minated asreeably 70 the laws Of said State on the
18th day q September A. d. lse5, and notice Is
hereby given that said Rank will redeem its out
standing bills.
The following act Of the Legislature IS puolished
by direction Of said Bank.
By order o: the Directors
q. A. DODGE, President.
c. A SUMNER, Cashier.
Burlington, Dec. an, $50
AN ACT relating to the redemption Of Bank
Notes.
II Is hereby enacted BY tic General 4ssembIy OF
the State e Vermont,
Sci. After the expiration u the charter Of
termination 81 the existence II any such bank
agreeahly 10 the laws q this State, such bank
may cause notice 70 te published IN all
the Eeekly newspapers Of the County where
such hank Is located, for one full year,
setting forth that said bank will redeem its out
standing bills, the day Of the expiration OF rs
charer, the date Of the termination Of It's exis
tence and a copy OF this act, and upon due publ
cation Of such notice reither such hank nor it'
officers shall be liable 10 any action for the nou-re
demptiOn Of any Of lis outstanding bills unless The
same shall have been duly presented and paJ neni
thereof demanded within the year Aforesaid al the
banking house Of such bank.
SIC :. After the expiration % the charter OF
after the termination q the existence Of anv suet
bank as aforesaid such hank shall cease 70 he sub
iect TO the operation La 10 TO the provisions o.
ths sixty-third section % chapter eighty nine o.
the General Statutes.
SIC D This &C, shall take eject from It's pas
Approved Ne, 90. l-,e wowIy
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Special Auttrt.
INvIGORATE THE RESPONSIBLE
ORGAN.

The stomach is tn. responsible organ Of the sys-
ten. II the digestion is imperfect, every member
every gland, every muscle every nerve and hbre
is more or lees cut Of order. All the fluids are de.
PRAYED. The brain is elouded. The spirits are
depressed. AL dyspeptics k"ou this to be the
truth. It is not, however, half the truth. Col
urnns would be required to enumerate the pains
and penalties Of dyspepsia, nor could any pen do
them Justice. Tens Of Thousands feet them no
nan can de:cribs them.
Can they be prevented Can they be relieved
Can they be bsnished at once and forever US-
QUESTIONABLE rHEr cAs. No dyspeptie has ever
taken HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs in
vain. Believe no one who ssys the complaint Is
insursble The grsa usg,iasl, stsaseiie will Grad
icAte it-is ersdicating 1t in thousaAds Of cases
over which medical practitioners have shaken
their heads ominously, saying. Nothing can be
done
The faculty has lie fallAees. one OF them lie that
Indigestion is the most difficult OF ali the ordinary
ailments Of Esnkind to combat and subdue. This
Is a mistake. Nothing can be easier than 10 con-
quer il If the tn, ,p,ofc oe administered. This
vegetable combination which has become famous
throughout the civilized world as H0STETTER's
STOMACH BITTERs is an antdOte to the disease
which has never been Known to fail, and fortu'
nat,ly 1t Is everywhere prOcurao,p. II you wish
to fool with the dyspepsia, try the pharmscopGis
prescriptions. Ii you want 10 root # out and pre-
vent its recurrence take the Bitters daily. Their,
is no discount on the testimony in its favor. 1
tneTe is a man or woman who has ever tried it for
Indigestion without being benefited. the fact ha
not trsnspired. Universal, uneontradieted prais
svouches Its wonderful tonic virtues.
marchI-dNwiw
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STATE OF VERMONT. The Honorable the Prots,.
District OF Chittenden IS. Court for the District Of
Chittenden,
To ali persons interested in the estate Of Kinsuss
Chase. late Of Bolton, in ,ah District, deceased,
GREETING
whereas application hath been made 70 this Coar,
in writing by the Administrator Of said estate tor
license and authority 70 sell the interest u said estate
in certain pieces Of land In sAid Bols on toxeth.
with the bond given 70 said deee sed by one ~ T.
TOmlinson for the Conveyance Of said land setting
forth that he has estate In his hands pay the
amount due on said land.
wbereupon, the said Court appointed and assigned
the 5th day Of March, 4. ID, 1851, NJ the Probate
Court rooms Ia said District to hear and decide upon
s4d application and petition and ordered public notice
thereof 10 be given 70 all persons interested therein
publishing said order together with the time and place
Of hearing three weeks successfully In the Burlington
Free Press, newspaper which erculses In the neigh
borhood Of those persons Interested In said estate all
which publications shall DO previous the day assigned
for hearing. -A
Therefore, you hereby notified to sppesr bsferu
rsid Court AZ the time and place assigned, thea and
there In said Court to give bonds the law direc
The payment Of the ebtS and charges Of sfmfnisfss
ton and make your objections to the grznting such
license, II you see cause.
Given under my hand, q, the Probate Court Roous
this isth day u February, A. u. 1861.
wss~s t e WALES, Jadss,
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Boston Market.


WEDNESDAY, Feh- -
FLOUR The Flour market has been inactive
during the week, although better feeling prevails
near the close Western - 81 a 20 common ex.
tras SO "a a ID - medium do and good red
wheat aEers brands 81 a !3, and good and choice
SIS a l5 I'D 4 Dbl. 81 Louis s s % q l. - 2 Dbl.
N Meal a. - q : - z bhl. Rye g. a z bhl.
BussWheat 50 80 a 3 . e TBS.
FROEIsIONS.-Ihere has been 5 steady but
moderate demand for Pork, with safes at sl7 W a
lr prime +2I 80 a = for mess, and 81 a .
~ clear, cash, In Beef sales Al AZ a ~ for West
eru mass 81 a - for extra mess, and 50 a q %
N1 family extra. Lard - a .4c & 2 for steam and
kettle rendered. Smoked Hams Il q lac Z u.
Dressed Hogs @. q sc and choice lots AZ llc z p.
Batter > a DOC for common and good New Ork
and Vermont cairies, aul choice lots at s0Ie ad-
ance on the latter price. Cheese u a ice and
factory at ~ a PIC q b.
GRAIN--The market for Corn has been dull the
past week and prices have eased on. Southern Vel.
low s. 20 a = and old Western mixed at 81 2.
e q q bush for old and S FOR good new Dat.
IS q &C = bush for Northern and Southern, as q
.calty. Ryesl . a I 81 2 hush White Beans
! q y bush for poor and good blue pod; 50 d
2 . t1'h for marrow, and 81 "a 4 . p bush for
extra pea. Canada Peas 81 50 a { 20 q bush. Pine
Feed n s. 3 and middliugs So n 43 2 ton.
WOOL-There has been a fair demand for fleece
AL pulled Wood and the market continues steady
and lFn. The sales Of the week have been about
and 10000 rs at from Il a Csc Tor fleece and p a
1' t0r pulled
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An EFFECTUAL WORM MED .INE
RrOWn,sXerEnifuge COmfts,

Or Worm LoEenges. Much sickness, undoubtedly
with children and adults, attributed to other caus
IS, is occasioned by worms. The "VEsNFUeE Cox
FITS" although efectual in destroying worms, can
do no possible injury 20 the most delicate child.
This valuable combination has been successfully
sed ny physicians, and found to be safe and s1re
in Graduating worms. 80 hurtful 10 children.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require
immediate attention, neglect Of the trouble often
causes prolonged sickness.
sYPrOMs OF wORM sIS CHILDREN
are often overlooked. Worms in the stomach ana
bowels cause irritation, which can be removed only
by the use Of a sure remedy. The combination d
Ingredients used In making Bror.'s "g1,rusi6.g,
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND con-
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ESTATE OF JANE wHEELOCK AND
OTHERS.

STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable the Probs,.
District % Chittenden, IS. Court for the District
Chitienden.
To all persons interested IN the estate Of Jane
Wheelock, Jesse o. Whseock james NJ Wheelock
and Elmer Z. Wheelock II Milton in said District
GREETING:
Whereas. application in writing hath been made 10
this Court BY the guardian OF said ward for license to
sell the real estate o. said wards setting forth therein
that said wards have interest In the farm Of land in
Milton belonging 10 the estate Of the late James NJ
Wheelock deceased and that II would bs for the inter
est Of said wards that the be sold and converted
into money,
And thereupon the said Court appointed and ASSIGNED
the 18th day Of March A D. 1861 the Probate Court
Rooms IN said District to hear and decide upon said
application; and ordered that public notice thereof be
given to all persons interested therein, BY publishing
this order three weeks successfully in the burlington
Free Press newspaper which circuates IN the neigh
bohood % those persons interested therein all Of which
publications shall be previous to the time appointed for
hsAring.t
Therefore you are hereby notified 70 appear before
said Court At the time and place Aforesaid then and
there to object to the granting Of such license you
cause.
Given under my hand s; the Probate Court Rooms.
this l4th day % Fehrusrv, 4. d. 1875
wSiVs T. WALES, Judge,
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ESTATE OF ELLA KENYON AND
OTHERS.

STATE OF VERMONT lV'he Honor.bl. Probsts
DISTRICT or oHITrksDES, s. Il Court for the District
Of Chttenden-
To all persons interested in the estate Of Ella Kenvo,
Elsis Kenyon, Noble Kenyon and Merritt Kenyon Of
Hinesburgh IN said District
GREETING:
Whereas application IN writing hath been made 10
this Court BY the guardian Of said wards for license u
SCI. AL the real estate Of aid wards setting forth there
in that said wards undivided 4-Ith Of certain
pieces q land IN said Hinesburxh Of which Esbon Ken
yon lately died seized subject TO the right Of DOVER
homestead Of the widow % said EsbOn Kenyon therein
and that would be for the interest of said wards :.
sell said lands and convert the same into money
And thersupon the said Court appointed md s.srnsd
the llth day o. March A. ID. 1861, 1t the Probsts
Court Rooms In said District to hear and decd. upon
aid application, And ordered public notice thereof 10
be given 70 all persons Interested therein By publish
ing this order three weeks successfully the Burngton
Free Press newspaper which erculates IN the neigh
DorhOod Of those persons Interested In said estate al
which publications shall be previous to the day
signed for hearing.
Therefore, you hereby notified to sppear before
sid Court the time and place Aforesaid then .as
there 10 object 10 the granting Of such license hyou
cause.
Given under my hand, a; the Probsts Court room.
tbs 18th Day o. February A. ID. 1851.
wsiW2 7. L WALES, Judge.
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Re9al 9otires.
JOHN PLACES ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
w BY the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of ChttendeD, Commissioners receive sxamins
AID sdiust the claims and demands Of all persons
In Sid District represented insOlvent and also !.
claims and demands exhibited In Offset thereto; and
months from the day Sfthe date hereof being allowed
said Court for that purpose DO therefore hereby dive
notes. that will attend 10 the business Of ap
pointment Al the dwelling Of John V. ; Isham In
st. George in said District the 81 Tuesdays IeLh Of
April aud 2Uth Augst next, at 10 O'Clock A NJ each
q said days.
psted this ga; lay Of Fsby A. d. Iso1
DANIEL PATRICK, Commits
OWEN MURRAY, son.rs.
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unrsE FoR SALE.

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PARIs. Feby. p.

Tie effort of the American Legation at
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age search during the existence OF the In
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DAVID b. PIxLEY's ESTATE.

I'HE SUBSCRIBERS, having bean sppslatse
Il BY the Honorable the Probate Court for The
District Of Grand Isle, Commissioners 20 receive
examine and ajust the claims and demands u all per-
sons AGAINST the estate OF David BPixley late Of south
Hero IN said District deceased and all claims and do
mands exhibited In Offset thereto do hereby give
notice that ak months from the 18th day Of February
A d. 1851 allowed by said Court ~ the creditor,
Of said deceased to exhibit and prove their RESPECTIVE.
claims before and that win attend 10 the cut!e.
OfOur appointment a the dwelling house Of said David
Pixley in south Hero 10 said District on the secor
Tuesdays Of March and August, A. D. 1851 from .
O'Clock A ". 10 ) P. NJ on each Of said dsy.I
Dated At South Hero, this 18th day Of February,
A. u. 1851.
BCEL LASDOS,
JEROME p. HALL,
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