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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-03-12

A GENTS Of either sex. in evsrt town ard village
II for The largest ONE DOLLAR SALE In Oh.
cou try. The -nul est art cles sold can b" ex
changed Cor Silver-P iated nge-hottled Revs 7in-
lst Commissions to Agents larger thin ever >@af
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-03-12

Oats have been in fair demand ami market firm
Sales ri IS q CSC 2 bush f,r southern and Western
including choice Western at the latter rate Barley
Is quiet ami the sales cothued 10 small lots at - "a
% z bush. In Rye nothing Of any consequence
has been done and sales small at 81 % a 80 > bush
ell Shorts mo Feed are hrmer. Sales of shorts az
IS .; Fine Feed SG % IS and middlings SIS "a n
e ton.
PRONlSlONS-The market is quite dull for Pork
prime S32 a % 50 for mess and SIS a 81 for clear
Beef IS selling at SIS a ~ for mess and ext mes
ana 81 "a 81 for family. Lard is du and continues
IN moderate demand with sales of steam and kettle
ftnoeted at l9s a 30 Il. In smoked Hams there
nave been sales at ls a DC, and picked Hams Is,
Y ie. Ore sed hogs are quiet, and the season Is
an u, YER Sa' at 4. "a Ice z 70
ODUCE-Butter is finn and prices continue to
he IL sustain ed, with good demand and from the
trade AM small stock for the seasn The sales have
neen at 70 a SOC for good and choice New YORK and
Vermont daries 20 40 sic 2 h for common and Fl
theese has boon in demand, with sales Of farmer.
narlez at 10 to De, and factory at q % &c T. H.
Mhte beans have been in moderate deuari al g
:. n 3 80 for medium aud yellow ewes. and = n I;
= Tor extra pea Canada Peas have been selling at
y Sd "a 90 z bush. Potatoes are firm and have
been selling AT 50 to Sc p bush Eggs are higher
and have been selling at q n &c = dozen.
hoOL--Ihe domestic Vol market has ag7in
been quite active. and very full prices continue TO
be o' tanned for all grades and qualities The sales
include lin,0m d fleece and pulled the fleece at
price, ranging from a a zoe. including common
! ana choice Ea,tern super The "a les include some
u, OF flcklock Ohio and Peunsy yauia at g G-0c
ny do DO al 81. q zoe. me iium and grades DO at
,. r. re considerable New Yors and Michigan at
b. ~ 'lc comb NJ at o. IA g.. flr common and
choice ana D. Lunc selections at 50 a - q h.
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spftial 94otifps.


Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills viii cure Cor
| sumption, Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, If take
according TO directions. They are all three o. D.
taken at the same time. They cleanse the stomach
relax the liver and put It 20 work then tre anne
lite becomes good the food digests and make 600
blood the patient begins TO gr. " in flesh the q
eased matter ripens in the lungs, and the natiel
OutgrOWs the disease and gets well Thi, !. -fs on ID
way 70 cure consumption.
70 these three medicines Or. J. L. Schere-. %
FhllaCel phia, owes his unrivallCd success T.. ~
treatment Of pulmonary CONSUMPTION. The Primo
mic syrup ripeas the morbid matt r in ire lungs
nature throws It of by m easy cxpectora-ior tu
Wnen the phiegm or matter il ripe q slight euusl
VIII throw It of. and the patieu. has rest and tHt
lungs begin TO heal.
To do this, the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake PIN
must be freely used IN cleanse the luacu and liver
90 tnat the Pulmonic Syrup and the food viii uas.
good blood.
Scheues's Mandrake Pills act upon tine live- rs
moving all distinctions, relax the ducts % the -
bladder, the bile starts freely and the lvor is .oll
relieved the stools viii show what the Pill can 90
nothing has ever been invented except csIomel "a
deadly poison which s very dangerous 90 use unless
with great care that viii unlock the gall bladder
ana start the secreuons of tine liver ise schemes
Mandrake Pills.
Liver Complaint Is one Of tle uiost prominan,
causes of Consumption
Schencks Seaweed Tonic is a gentle stimuiaut and
alternative, and the aiEaH in the SeaWeel. which
this preparation is made of, assists the stomach o.
throw out the gastric juice TO dissolve the food With
the Pulmonic Syrup, and 10 is maze into good blood
without fermentation or sourinS ia the stomach.
The great reason why physicians no NOT cure Con
sumption is. they try 20 do TOO much they give me
dlcne 70 stop the cough, 70 stop chs 70 stop night
sweats, hectic fever, and hy 80 doing they derIu-e
the whole digestive powers, locking up the score
lions, and eventually the patient sinks and dies.
pr. schenck, 10 his treatment does nH- try t0 stop
cough, nl-ht swetts, chiils Or fever. Remove tha
cause, anu they viii all sop o' ,Aer Own accord. no
one can ne cured of Consumption, Liver Compile a-.
Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Canker. liberated Threat, ul-
less the liver and stomach are made healthy.
j person mas consumption, Of course the lun-- DO
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-03-12
ABRANI SMITHS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT } To ell persons con
.- - 'cerued iu the estate Of
VI ''' y Abram Smith. iale Of
Richmond. 10 -lid p-tr ct. deceased
GREETING
AtaProh1te Court holden at Burlington, within
end Cor The ID -r CT Of hit 'uden on the -th day
ol March s. %. 1859. nm Instrument, purportiug 20
te tlc last " d and Te-tame {. 81 Ahran smith,
iate ui Richmond, lu said d strict, deeease. was
presented 90 the Court aforesaid, for Probate.
And Il ordered by said Court that the goth day
OF March A. D. $50. NJ the PROBATE Court Rooms
iu said Burlington be asst ruc for proving said Ia
strumeut. and that notice thereof De given 10 all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington FREE Pass,
nov ~paper printed said Burlington prev ous %
the time appointed.
THrsfF0Rr. You are hereby notified 10 appear
before said Court, A. the time and place aforesaid,
and contest tho probate Of said will, If you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burliaeton in said Dis
trict, this sth day Of March D. ls63.
a7w3w T. Z. WALES. Judge.
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II BANkRTPTCY.

II the District Court Of the United States for the
L District Of Vermont. IN the matter Of Palmer
Hunt, Bankrup'.-lu Baukruptcy.-To whom IL
may conccm.-rhe undersigned hereby gives notice
of his appointment as assi-ne Of Palmer Hunt, Of
E,sex, in the County Of Chtenden and STATE Of en-
mont in said District, who has been adiudged
bankrupt on his petition, BY the District Court
Of said District.
Dated at Burlington, the 9Th day Of March, A. D.
1853.
VIM II. H0YT,
37w3w Assignee.
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Boston Market.

WEDNESDAY, Marsh 10.
FrnrR The Flour market remains as dull rs
rreviously noticed. the trade purchasing only "a
small lots as wanted and prices continue 10 rule IN
'aso- Of buyers, although no material change ~
taken place The sales have been at - - "a o z
bhl f1r Western superfne; and this descr.plo S
scarce and wanted common extras 50 - /. ne
dun extras and bakers brands > - az >, anu
y bbl and few very choce brands at siO25 "a 10 -
Z Dbl Illinois Flour has been n moderate aeIa q
a. g q y; and ST. Louis from 50 % a II Dbl, tne
stter price obtained only for very Ianey praGus'
Dbl. l. RE flour nothing doing. IN buckWnes'
ssles at IS 20 2 lOn lbs.
GRAIN. The demand Tor Corr has heen quits no
derare since our last, but prices remain about ne
sane. The sales o!southetn and Western yeiios
have been OF 81 n5 a J. 6i Western mixed AZ z, "
q ~. ana white at 9ie n 81 y buslif a. 70 qoaIty'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-03-12

SHla, thiu- You 500 wlut-A Pistol, Revolver, Shot
cun. D- 8.... a little tlae VIII secure y'u one fec
,t c.-t
--L----- =
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TO FARMERS.

GOTHAM NANIFACTUKINU Co,
saIesroom No Maiden Lane, New York.
N.,. B. flAwi mos.
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WHY WILL TOU DIE.-CONELIN'S
w PASTILES cures Consumption, Bronchitis,
Hoarseness Asthma, Coughs, olds, Catarrh, troup,
S1Te Throat, Disagreeable Breath Ightness Of the
Chest. Difficulty o. Breathing, &c. Public Speakers
and Singers WI find them unrivaled ~ clear q.
the voiue. rice = CTS. per box.
For -ale by Druggists In Burlington.
w3lm5
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

A VERY desirable residence situated in the vii.
"A lage Of WiilistOn. Il consists Of four acres Of
excellent land, under good Gu tivation good sup
plv Of fruit and shade trees; buildings good. con
venient pleasantly stu ted. and supplied with run
ming water. For terms, &C, inqnire Of
j. 5. CILLEY,
Brandon, Vt.
Brandon. Feb 2. Iss9.-tdkwsw
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To turn 60 white dark e.Io-ei hairs
But instantly the EXCELSIOR DYE
Brings bac, rhe tint that charm thc.ye
And Nature owns that cunning Art
Can her own living hra- impaT-.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PBESEEVATNE.
oh, how beautifully glo--y your hair looks 90 late,
Maria. Ye-. Julia, since have used Cr.udoro'-
Hair Pre-cryativc and Bclutifar. ms Hair has im-
proved wonderfully and stopped falling out alto
sethcr.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair Dress
ers Aanuiactor, NO. 6- Maiden Lane. Principal
Depot no. % Aston House.
March l.--3Swlm
HOW SHALL RECOVER MY
HEALTH r-Tlis 4, tho mental question asked hy
the sick, and after repeated failur.- Have You
used BBiNDRETlTS PILLS. This is medicine
which simply "cleanscs'-clea1se- tne blood and
every or-anof the body. This -spureation'' s sure
torestore You. health, ifpursed in acc,rdanc- with
the printed directions One who have recovered his
cwn health by this means tells you to have courage
and do likewise. j j. Cook, publisher Of the Ban
Hr fr twenty years, at Bennington. VI, says
"BraHdreth's Pills cured me Of dyspepsia when
every other means had failed, and was actually
given mp by NY physician. and friends"
sCRoFULA OF p YEARS STANDING CURED.
PREsToNvILLE, Pa, jan 8, ls6s.
DR.. BRASDRETH-Dear Sir. have been afflicted
with scrofula for forty-two years; but when hope
had long departed, salvation Unexpectedly came.
have used your pills for the last fifteen months.
Language fails to convey an idea Of the blessing
they have been to ne they have cured me- and
my health and strength now peri city restored.
LUCIEN B. JONES.
Sold by all druggists. Or. Brandre'h's olice.
Brandreth House, New York.
March l.-d&wlm
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE 1IaBEEr
FoH rus ufEs ENDING TUESDAY,. March

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK ~ IAEbf-.
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-. ~ a55 5.-1
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.rees OF larhet heei-tNI'ii. q % TT ''i ..'-t
llniN 81 i '1 ~ p .ea'i't iiai''5' 81 '" HFt-i
DiI IAiiits - t' .t
tree- d store 'aiiie--N rA-i- vA-A. T. p'ir,
80. s-.' 80" guy
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ANY ONE NOT WISHING
AM ''NH MI "'''''-'''
CAN HAVE TWO pOZ PICrTEES
CAN HAVE TWO pOZ PICTURES
FOR THREE DoCLAhS .
FOR THREE DOLLARS
FOR THREE DOLLARS .
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equal to tine hest perphosphate at the low price
oi 2,11 per ton on board, in New York Vt,v also
ulase superior articles Of Nitro Phosphate and pure
Bone rIst
Na ask attention T. the following testimonial
bradley Iu-ai b, Of Sheffield Vt. says. - Your
Double Refined Poudrette has been tried side BY sde
vita Coe a brsdley's Superphosphate aud Brad
leys and enc or two other kinds. and u has Civ
en- ns good satisfaction a. anv. On Corn, four rows
with manure ny uncle raised two bushels, with
bradiet's \ I one and three quarter bushels, and
with Double Refined Poudrttte THEE BUSHELS
laui D. Beckwith. New London, Ct, says. " In
regtrd 70 P0udrette can truly sv, ike It best Of
any fertilizer have ever tried Ia hill or drill; and
taking the price INFO account. your Nitro Phosphate
Of Lime is ahead IF anything have ever used in pro
cuciug a crop without stable manure
Stafford Colby. OF Jonesville, Vt, save. Ny crop
was much earlier and larger
%. Dorman, Swanton Vt, says: " I had 4 third
more potatoes larger and better, than when used
none" -
-.iso5 first rate crop with y. r. Poudrette where
eomnariti,ely nothing had before been raised, and
vhe-e INV neighbors said crop was ever raised or
could he raised" ,, all.
ton. Vt. says Where have used it, it has paid
me doubly.'
TaE LODI MANUFACTURING co.
Box 3l39 New York P. o.
0--'' Or JAMES S. PIERCE son,
..a,,rs, Burlington, Vt.
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oRrr,N- cpf--.ry
,,-..lt. ..fi ~. EN-. ....- MI
~, 81 NJ en- ~ -. ~.
a-o1o
v.l-.- p,.,.. .. ,.,..-,...
hand del IN the ARM. leaving Ilr With fin.
.,.gI children. wa. rlsas.atlv -Yrr-l,eI N,
other evening. by receiving at her house an.u
eighty Of her friends and neighbours and laiu.
presented win "''-''A " '.' sewing
machine
p. T. Baldwin has exchanges bis residence e
North irgg' with lio.i's H. l''''1-'.' =, -'
farm ia Morgan Paying d l'--'''
J. F. Davis Of South Troy, has sold his nous
a. a,a
e.. r:..,..r -.,.,, ..;,.i f-or
u.'IIis .'s ,. N'.'i , ,,, g - ' went
H.. - ,rf.;-i-,. and i've .,,l-.a. If brandy
Wrr, c-o..-rr the river at Barton Landin
o" ilI NJ III . ,'u .,, '' 'i ~, +, me /:
Lewis Dudley siepnei INTO ere 'n '1' '-
IL - ,.....,,.,.;. .,-n, in ,rt.,, -,
H. J. '-touii mas ~, AN l'7 i,'.1 '''
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VIII cure Coughs, Colds, Consumption, AID Bleed
ing Of the Lungs. Fitty cents per bottle. Aaofes7
Jc. 6LApwIN, MD, Boston, Mass jan i'"a"'
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9ew advertisements.
THE SAMPSON SCALE co.


rs 4 ~ f,deya' 81, Boston. Mass
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az 2 -p'-s, Congregation Of Fairhayvn made
- -.'''l ~ % their pastor last Wednesday
,bs . ms .F teSeies hin IN money and valuables
Chester Gould died n ss,s,,.L,,v 49, ,ho III
INST, agent 70 year. wv ~"
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WANTED: wANrEnt

S0UUU selling nv new Az. li0 v N All ' 1,sr.
ton. Address J. AHEARN. s. second s. Bali.-
more, Nd r.
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WANTED.

FEW copies RI tho DAILY FREE Pass Of Dec.
"A 9Th, IS. and OF the WEEKLY FREE Pass Of
Dec. llth, .Or whlcb liberal price vii ns PAID ~
ire FhEb fRESs OfritE.
Burlington, Vt.--td&wtf
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state of New Hampshire, deceased,
GREETING:
NNHEREAS, application hath been made tn this
~ Court i'm writing, by the administrator Of
said estate, praying for license and au-
th0rifY 90 sell the real estate Of said deceased in
cu ING the reyer-ion Of the widows dover therein
setting rth that such sale would be- henodcal t.
the heirs of "a deceased. on a cunt Of their resi-
ding out ot this >tata, and IL being shown 10 said
urt that none Of the heirs 70 said estate reside in
th STAT.
NHEEtrroS.the said Court appointed and assigned
the -ttl day OF Mdrch A. ID. l-d4. 40 the Probate
Court rooms u said District o. hear and decide up
ON said application, and petition, and ordered pub
l- not ce thereof Co 1e given 20 all persons interest
ed therein, 5y publishing said order, together with
the time and place Of hearing three weeks success
lively 90 tAe Burlington FREE Pass a news
paper which aircu.ats- ia the urisuioriood Of
th.-e persons interested u said estate, all which
publications shall be previous To- the day ass gned f1r
hearing.
IHarfFoEE, You are hereby notified % appear
before -ail Court at the time and place ass sned
then and there BOO said Court. o. make YOUR ohiec-
tons 90 the granting such license II you see cause.
Given under my hand az the Probate Court rooms
this 5th day of March 4. u. l-f4.
5'"a" T. +. WALES, Judge.
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Central Pacific R.R. Bonds

secured bv a First Mortgage upon SO productive a
property are among the most promising and reliable
securities now offered. Ne better bonds be made
portion Of the remainder of tbisloan is now offered
TO investors at
IO3 per cent 4 Accrued Interest
In CURRENCY. The Bonds are for sl,W1 each
e The Company reserve the right to advance
the price at any time hut all orders actually N
transifu at the time Of any such advance will be
filed at present price At this time they pay more
than per cent upon the investment, and have,
from National and state laws, guarantees peculiar
to themselves.
We receive ail classes Of Government Bonds, at
their full market rates. in exchange for the Central
Pacific Railroad Bonds, thus enabling the hoder- tc
realize from TO 10 PER CENT PROFIT and keep the
principal Of their investments equally secure
Orders and inquiries will receive prompt attention
Information, descriptive pamphlets, &C. giving a
full account Of the organization. progress business,
and prospects Of the enterprise furnished on spploa
ton. Bonds sent by return Express at our cost
- Subscriptions received by Banks and Bank
ers, Agents for the Loan, throughout the United
Sta Is, Canada, and Europe. and by
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
BURLINGTON, Vt.
e All descriptions Of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
BoueHT, SOLD, OR EXCHANGED, at oui Office and by
Mail and Telegraph AT MARKET RATES.
- Accounts or BANKS, BANKERS and others
received and favorable arrangements made for desir
able accounts.
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers In Government
Securities, and
FINASoIALl AGENTS
OF he Central Pacific Railroad Company,
No. NASSAU ST., EEv YoRK.
Nov. "a -sst&w.
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TaE LODI MANtFACTukING co


once e6 Cortlandt Street ,r-, COW
u.s,,re, Burlington, VI
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F'HE Lodi Manufacturing Co.. invite Farmers an
l others using manures. 20 send for pamphlet
-c-,pr.vo OF their Fertilizers. They offer their
DOUBLE REFINED POUDR ETTE.
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rHoMos II. CrsnINc.s EsrATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, } The Honorable the
DISTRICT CnrESDESss Botrcf , ,le
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07

But, when fungus, or other morbid
protuberance makes its appearance
upon the living body, destroying the
symmetry, causing the subject to be an
object Of COMMUNICATION among his
fellows, and giving promise Of slow
and sure death, the duty Of the sur
geon is doubly clear, and he removes
the excrescence promptly.
The feature OF agricultural fairs re.
ferred to above, was not originally sin
the bills" 1t has crept in little by lit
tie, its advocates preying upon the
credulity OF agricultural socie aes, by
wrongtuly representing that the far
mers and mechanics, even with their
working and ingenious wi es and
daughters to aid them, were not strong
enough to sustain fairs without the aid
of the sporting men," Thus NOR.
bid influence has sprung up, hideous
fungus haematodus has grown out
upon the previously healthy body, an
unsightly repulsivc mass, attracting
evil associations, fostering that which
is damaging to the public good, and
repelling from its sight and influences
all farmers and mechanics who rightly
count the cost, and stand upon the
dignity oftheir calling. To apply the
knife to this fungus. promptly, effect
lively, is . duty from which no one has
right to excuse himself. The sym
metry and usefulness of the body can
be preserved in no other way.-Iowa
Homestead.