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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

The EssioH Recorder VIII be issaed from nov. L. Al
$50 a year, made up Lom the choicest and most
interesting matter in the Congratulated. II will
be j1st half the size Of that paper which is one Of
the oestconduc:ed religious journals in tie c,un-
try and has its list Of contributors such writer's
as DR.. TODD, Grace Greenwood Rev. Albert Barnes.
Prof Park, aud Phoebe Cary. The pii3e Is placed
at the lowest possible figure and in order to succeed
the Recorder must have large LIST Of Subscribers
but before The enterprise was announced through
the Press, many subscribers had sent in their
One pastor, feeling tina. a small paper at this OK
tremely low price, would do great good among his
people secured nearly twenty names the frs; hour.
Agents wanted everywhere. The Recorder viii be
sent fourteen months, till jan I-71 for 81 90 Send
all subscriptions to W. L. Greene Co, y Co.nhill
Boston.
Oct - d&vI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

4 10 Bankruptcy.-rhe undersigned assignee OF
the estate OF Hubbard & Metcalf Of Stratten Vt
hereby gives notice that he will sell at public auc-
tio1 at A A. NJ, on the 25th day Of n vember A.
d. 1870, a. the saw Mil formerly occupied by Hua-
bard Metcalf Aforesaid, in said town Of Stratton.
all the interest of said bankfupts in saw mill and
planning and matching machine therein, ono house
and barn, and two hundred and twenty acres Of
land Also all Of that part OF lot No. & in the 9th
range Of two hundred Q,rc lots in said Of STRAIT
ton that was conveyed by deed on ito 2lth day OF
March, A %. 1S56 TO said Hubbard & Metoalf by
j. W. Kelley The above land IL nearly all tim
Ter land aud Is situated IN the said town OF STRAIT.
ten. Tho above property Will be sold for cash
Arlington. Oct. 18th, 1870.
s. VI. WEST. Assignee
,cvsu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET.-The prices of
butter On Tuesday ranged from 50 to II cents,
some choice selected tubs bringing As cents per
pounds.
SUPPOSED SUroIDE.-Chsrles Ferguson Of
Bristol, who lost an srm and leg firing salute
at the surrender Of Lee, was found dead in his
room at Bristol, the 29th instant, under cir
cumstances that led to the belief he had CON-
II tilted suicide BY poison
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

Cat;le-tair supply. with bett-r ileli1z The cali
is nor especially urgent sod butchers Sought and
paid prices Atnat compared wei with last week.
There Is not reported 10 be large supply at Albany
tins report circulated helped the mardet h-Te, as
buyers cannot fall back Ion Brighton market 70 tie
extent NOT ced lest week j.. Z. z e EN- sold two
year old Heiters al $50 p head, dress $50 lbs each
IF1 year old Steers q. So SD each. j. Quinlan sold
Steers a. 80 each, dress G-I and steers az -
y cgt, dress 500 Co., each. 3 Dow sllG -l tFo and
three year olds ana Cows from 90 &c e to. dress
from $50 % 6U1 BIS each Oxen az Si2 cws,
average dress 900 lbs 2 coarse Oxen 81 SO so e
cwt, dress 100 TBS each. NJ. T. Shackett sold 10
oxen 20 S. s. Learned from / 5i a s3 2 cst, dress
FROM soi % 100 lbs each = oxen at >iI co e cWt
dress 90 lbs each. r. R15ri sold = Oxen d. sIl -
4 cwt. dress 1000 Us each.
Sheep and Lambs 4 lure some pm less than a wee-
ago and with the reduction Of &c asst week, The
nark et hes MT rallied. Transactions were C IN
parstiveiy moderate. Many Of The dealers sold on
DRIFT &. 3uruurt sold 50 sheep and Lambs. aver
age 90 lbs, at 5 g. heal G. r woodward SO q 1870
Sheep at s. so = head. j. Gregory Fold h. Old
Sheep at 81 81 each, ed at 8 % each. F. McC0ard
sold 265 Sneep g 25 each. W. Patterson sold
load at s. eacn. T Z. Parker sold one Loaf 20 :
one load az 81 80 eacn.
Poultry-The supply is composed almost entirely
Of Turkeys One Iot OF 300 lbs found sale at l5c 2
b. some Inquiry for spring Chickens. Prices range
e higher all GRADES
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

The best reason we have heard given for not re-
dstricting the State, at this session, is an appi-
cation of the jocose advice of President Lincoln
to some one who was boring him to death about
some contingent matters "Never undertake. to
cross stream till you get to it" Yet 1t is
sometimes well to take time by the forelock-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

SntVeTsele Paris, 1867 at all of which the Highest
premium was AWARDED Tor tho Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. No human testimony could be
clearer or more unequivocal and mphatic than
mat which accorcs the superiority Of excellence to
this machine. Get 3l--tdEw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

TEE mountains are white with snow on both
sides Of the Lake 1t is six months since the
last snow-storm of last spring, four inches of
snow fell on MAY Sd. $50.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

TEE Winooski Fire Department lie expecting
its engine-s steamer from Fitchburg- next
week. Two OF three reservoirs have been con-
structsi, AMI an, engine house is to be built op-
poste the hotel nes7 the bridge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

SAL os The THoRoUGHsRED Stock OF THE
LATE CARLOS PIERcg-The thoroughbred short
horn and Jersey stock, horses, &c. Of the late
Carlos Pierce Of sanstesi, P Q was sold at
auction Al Sunny-ide, his place in that town, on
Thursday last. The animals generally brought
very low prices, and the whole ssle amounted to
less than $4,000 in gold. The highest priced
COW WAS " Lady Sale " 18th. four years old.
winch WAS struck of TO Dr. Vail Of New Hsmp-
shire Tor s25I59. The next highest was Dora
ha'nes dri' two years Old, bought by Mr.
Towne OF Missouri for S2l5 Mr. Towne also
bid of 81 Eugene, - seven ve,rs old for 5000
The COW " Beauty brought $50. d. Annie
GEynne $50 " Lady LAtarop " and beifar
calf Lady Lsthrop 4th, SIs6. The other sbor,
horn cows, seven il number, were struck o,f 8,
psices varying from sos to $40 The bull A,b
Duke of Stsnstead and two beifer calves were bid
off by Hon. D. R. Bailey, Of ST. Adams. The
bull Duke of Orleans brought $50. He goes to
Connecticut. Five other shorthorn bulls were
struck off at prices varying from S62 80 to $40.
One Of the Jersey COWS, with hull calf tSo weeks
old, sold for SlSj. The other Jerseys sold at
from ST. to $40. One of the Eve grade cows
brought SIS. These prices are all in gold.
The highest priced snimal sold was the tho
roughbred horse "Csnwell.'' which will be re-
msmbered by many Of our readers who saw him
at the State Fair in this city in 1869. Mr..
Pierce Psid $1,000 for him. lie was bid of a,
the sale by William Hale Of Ro1bury. Mass, for
1850 "Canwen, Jr," two years old, was
bid off by Col Sheafe Of Derby Line. for $3.50.
The hOrse "DominiOn,' - i've years DID, brought
slSn P4tehen mare by AbiAllah sI83. Pair
Of bsy mares FIVE and SIX years old s81o Tn,
other horses, Of which there were q in all sold
al the way from STA down to $40
The merino ram "0li Abe" for which Mr.
Pierce paid S3,000-wss knocked off far no
4oilarS to purchaser, who would not take MIN
~ that. He was then put up again and only 50
offered when be was Withdrawn. The fine wool
'aeep 81 in number brought $3.50 piece, and
he ~ South Down sheep $3.50
ihe farm and farm implements were to be
soid on Friday sni the furniture on Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

IN the District Court Of the United States for the
l. District OF Eermont-In the matter Of II. F.
Tiffany, Bankrupt-in Bankruptcy.-F1 the cred
itors Of said Bankrupt and all others whom .
may concern. The undersigned assignee nf
said Bankrupt hereby gives notice, that it
has been ordered by the District Court Of said Dis
.ric that the second and third general meeting ofthe
creditors OF said Bankrupt be held at the United
States Court Room in Rutland, on the 2lst day OF
November, A. D. 1870. at y O'Clock noon, before \.
P. Lyman ESQ one OF the Registers in Bankruptcy
in said District for the purposes named in the nth
snd2sth sections Of the Bankrupt Act, and tina;
have filed my final account "a assignee Of said Bank
rupt, and that at said time an place shall apply
10 sad Court for the settlement of ny said account
and for discharge from all inability as assignee OF
said estate in accordance with the provisions Of
said 18th section Of said act.
Dated at Rutlandin said district, this Fad day OF
November, A. d. 1s70
Il. KELL0G5.
I9E3R Assignee
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

RARE IIELD.-Mrs. S. Z. Howard of this
city presents US with cluster of Madeira grapes,
IS specimen of second yield from her vines
this season. This is q rsre freak Of nature in
our climate
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

During the gale Of q week ago Tuesday, the
top part Of the spire Of toe Baptist church in
Westford. heavy timber, was broken of, and
came down eniwise through the roof doing come
darnara
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

SoID.-The Green Mountain Boy the
Franklin County horse, that maie such good
time at the LIST State Fair, owned by Mr.. A A
Spears Of Highea,e.-We understand Was sold
yesterday by Mr. Spears, for twenty-five hun
dra1 Eol1q-s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

CHEsrER-The most disastrous hre in the
history Of Chester broke out in that place Tues
dsy morning, by which about $50, 900 worth Of
property was consumed. The cause of the FIRE
is net known. 1t was first discovered in Mill
uerv store in the second story.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

There was q hard frost wednesday night, the
sr,t one this season sufficient Feslly to kill vines
# is very unusual to have frosts hold of so
to.n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

STEAMER Is5ram.-WelnesiAy night, the
steamer UNITED States ran into q schooner
.D,borei IN the 'Nsrrows' near Whitehall.
The bow Of the steamer was considerably injur-
ei. and the schooner was sunk 1t is sisted that
no light was displayed on the latter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

4 TALK" Between Two WIVES. About 4
week after Thanksgiving writes a lady who signs
her name Emma u. Ellerson, and dates her letter
" Bartlett street, Brooklyn. L. D - me and N
TREND Mrs. A. hcDaren, my nextdo noishb0r,
had a serious talk about our husbands. Mine is .
lthosraphic printer, and hers Il picture-frame gil
der They had both been working over hours, and
were completely broken down. rested badly,
couldn't eat, and complained Of sick headache. We
had hesrd that PLANTATION BTTERs was frstrste
IN such cases SO we sent for two bottles and per
suaded our husbands o Try the effect /. w0rsed
IKE a charm and now, after taking the Bitters
Tor four weeks ttoy are both. % speak, like
men. Their strength and health are thoroughly
recruited appottes good. spirits cheerful and they
say they can bear twice the fatigue, without ncon-
yenieuce, that they could month ago Thinking
that the prOprietors OF such al excellent remedy
nave lght to know the good it IS Coinr, J seat
you these lines
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

CAsTLEToS.-A young man il the employ Of
the Railroad Company as night section man on
the track from Castleton to Rutland. died sud
denly last Saturday morning. He was short
distance from his boarding house. when he fell
and died before reaching the house. He. was
stout and to al appearances perfectly healthy
young man Of good habits
The Adams Pencil Mil Company. have sus-
pended payment Their liabilities are quite
large, but they have q large stock Of pencils on
hand. and it is hoped that they can resume when
sales become more brisk.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

MmroN BoEoUou.-Mr. C. ". Blake, OF Mil
ton Borough, from y rods O, ground rsisei %
bushels Of potatoes by measure. They were Of
the Harrison variety. The largest one weighed
. lbs. OF. By weight his potatoes overrun
- lbs To- the bsske. This w csll a remark
ablv large Weld
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

nISTRTCT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
IL for the District Of Vermont.-In the matter Of
Amasa +. Clark. Bankrupt in Bankruptcy.
Warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued by said
Court against the estate II Amass r. Clark If
clover, IN the County Of Orleans Of the state
Of Vermont 10 said District, Judged a Bankrupt
OF any debts, and the delivery OF any Property be-
longing 20 sIi1 Bankrupt TO him or 10 his
use, and the transfer q any property hy
him, are forbidden by Law. A Meeting Of the Cred
it0rs of said Bankrupt 70 prove their Debts snd
choose one OF more Assignees Of his Estate, will te
held at q Court OF Bankruptcy 70 he holden 81 Bar
ton il said District, on the 22nd day Of November
A D. 1870, 1t 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the Office Of J. p
Sartle. before P Sartle Esq. one Of the Reg
listers in Bankruptcy OF said Court
GEO. ?. FOSTER,
Ua.tcl States Marshal, as Messenger.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

RlcHxoSD BrrrgR MAREEr.-There was
shipped from Richmond On Monday 600 boxes
of cheese and 200 tubs Of butter Butter sold
st 50 to Is cents cheese to 10 cents. Cheese
unless fine Is not wanted and for such buyers
make the price; AMI the same rule applies TO
butter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

FrrRkAH1E crRE OF DEAFNESS.

FEAERAHLE CURE Of DEAFNESS.
BuRrrvGroS. Oct. ~. l-rr.
Uss. Ll.g.Iill syYrH
GEv-tEtEv,-TEo weeks 40 called st your Of
fee tt., city O. consult you in relation 70 deAf
mess -n both of my ears. had been leaf in one ear
f5r s1 years. The other one rapidly growing 3rss
during the pas; six months until lad to be spoken
90 70 loud tone Of voice when quite near IN order
90 hear atall. After heinz under your treatment
or w. vacAs. j am happy 10 say that you have
performed complete cure in both earl, 50 that
-.1 Tow hear the lowest whisper.
NJ RAvASAUGu.
s.ats o. Vermont
ChitJsnden County So At Burlington this 2fth
dos II Oct, I--1, personally appeared VI. Ksvan-
aush. and maize oath that the above statement BY
h.t s1ts,s.-s ed is true.
Before ms IL H. TALCOTr.
Justice Of the Pea-e.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

The foundation walls Of the new High School
builiing, on the corner Of College and Willard
streets, sre being laid. The building will occupy
nearly the site Of the old one, extending however
further to the north It Will cover over twice rs
much ground as the old one.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04
,.,1tNGToN AND VICINITY.

c,1r-A terrific gale passed over and
.,.b the town of Underhill last Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

THE GALE Saturday VAS nearly equal 10 thst
OF the 18Th. Dast few in clouds, and walking
was uncomfortable business. The lake was very
rough, and a number Of lumber boats unload
log for R1lfe, Tyler & Co, we're cut loose from
the dock, and iriftcl into the sand north of
Linselv's mill
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04
ELIAS LYMAN's ESTATE.
9tm advertisements.
I'M WE'D WEED
FAMILY FAvoRITE'
SEWING MACHINES.

Straight Yss1le El1,tic Lock Stitch, alike On
bofs sides. The most simple, easiest to run, clean OIL
adju., and learn; and adapted to q wider range Of
work tnan any other Machine 10 the market. Will
sew from Lsee to Leather vithous any esan9e what
spsy.
Frs, Medal at Paris, 1867, over So mpettors,
best Sewing Machine.
Gold MEDIA, at Americ an Institute, 1867.
Gold Medal, at Maryland Institute. 1869.
Tas Ysrmo-t State Fair. 1870, awarded the Weed
Family FavOrite" ths FtR-r PRIZE AND DIP
IONA. srsr eight other standard machines.
Sold on small monthly payments, and fully war.
ranted. letics Agents ranted In every unoccupied
town in Chittenden Lamoille and Grand Isle coun-
ties. Send for samples and circulars.
E. e. RIVER, 6Es'L AsESr,
PaYs's BLOCK, Burlington, Vt.
Nov. l-'dA .6m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

NTE, THE 81 8SCRlBERS having been appoint
~ eli by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District II Chtenden. Coz n ssiouers o. receive
examine ami adjust the claims and demands of all
persons, against tie estate " James Powell. late
q Milton, in said District deceased. ami also al
claims and demands exhibited IN Offset thereto and
az months from tbs day Of the date hereof being
allowed by said Court tor that purpose We On Their
lore hereby give notice. that will attend % the
business Of our appointment az the Office q Jos
eph Clark In Milton. 10 sail District. on the first
Mondays % February ami April next. az 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, each ~ said days
Date this n tay Of October. \ D. y o.
CHARLES RUSSELL, f.....-..
NATHAN LINCOLN 0'il''A 'S'-uue'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

Mr. Allen Vaughan Of Bridgewatsr, raised on
three acres of land FIVE hundred snd thirteen
bushels of ears Of corn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04
RADICAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF
DEAFNESS

~ AfAN Al AMI EEfAhh-No \ tNE W
DEAFNESS
Ehfori4l s1i5aei from the BuRLNGros FHr
Pas, ,yp TIMES. oct Is, 1870
", were yesterday u.ate acquainted with case
ardeerl.-- which has been treated with almost nj
racalous .access by Or 5. v. smyth. VII {. now
pr,cac'as 10 thiscity. il was that Of Mr Kar.
araush WHO has Teen almost totally dva: for sevefsl
yen. Mr. Ravanaugh. acting upon the advice OF
his Friends presented h.m,elfas an insredulous sp-
picant Tor treatment at Dr. sryth's Office two days
since lie has submitted to several operations. and
Is NOW ABLE To UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING
TuAT Is SAID IN An ORDINARY TONE OF
VOICE. OR EVEN \ WHISPER. aud is naturally
quite dell GIFTED at having regained his hearing.
This is bat another instance or DR.. snyth's sue
oess III Burlington. We DO not hesitate to recon-
nend any who are afflicted to consult him
REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS ASD
DISCHARGE FROM TIE EAR OF - YEARS
STANDING.
Rscsst statement from Rer. John Mott. d. D.,
Minor college, Schenectady, " y.
To THz PUB1Ic-sorne years ago DRs L1eHrHlLL
AND SwrrH cured me of Deafness snd discharges
Fl the Ear, Of 80 years standing. At that time
gave them statement OF the facts for publication
Since thenmy hearing has remained perfectly good,
10 discharges from my ears, and ny general health
{. all that could be desre'
FONDA, y. y Sept. u. 1855. JOIN MOTT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

From Henry Ballard, Esq, member Or ;As
Chhsgdeu County Bar.
BuRLiSer5s. Oct. 10. $40.
Nss- LisHrHlLL 4 SMITH
DEAR siRs Il take pleasure IN s,a'lug tha.
during tie pas; three weeks l have been under
your treatment 0r Chronic Cat-rrh, the result
TINS Ear has been in the highest 4esreo
satisfactory 20 me-auch more 80 shsn had reason
?. autIe.pat The disease. which had troubled me
lot about ur years sai for which had tried n my
kinds OF r,ued es sithoa avail seem, to be rapidly
loel1,asrsu,gei l c1n not too highly recon.
mend your careful and sEillfal treatment
would state also that my wife, who has been IN.
e- your treatment for the same length OF time FOR
partial tsafners 5fions staining Joins with ne N
expressing her appreciation Of your carefulners
All -kiIl z the treatment Of her difficult case At
the present time, the symptoms quite plainly indi
cate Substantial and ,permanen: benefit, Il no;
perfect ana complete cure
Fss.l1- perfectly uaient that those similarly
;--aalet .ftaey apqly to you. will not fad them
selves deceived and iefrsuied hut honestly ,dyi'
ed. AMI r9fes-isuaI.y treated With intelligence
81 -s.l make tAis statement in regard to my
aea -z1s-aa-s T.;h entire cheerfulnes.
Yo1-s Truly,
HENRY BALLARD.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04
sYLvIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FSrArr.
MARsILAL,s NOTICE.

THE CANAL BOAT ". ". WRIGHT
United States u America, District Of Vermont, S,
WHEREAS a libel hath been fled iu the Dis
W trict Court " the United States Of America
f0r the District u rInout. the 9th lay Of Oc
hundred and seventy. by ". L. Bu-nap, Esq Proc
tor, IN behalf OF Laiield AmioW. against the Canal
Boat W " Wright, he- boats, tackle, apparel and
furniture and setting forth that the master Of said
Canal Boat VI. ". Wright e indebted O. the said
LATED Amlow in the san OF about fifty dollars for
labor performed by u IS a seaman on board sad
Canal Boat ". " Wright pror % the date Of the
praying the usual process and mouitiou OF the
Court that al pers1Gs interested in the said vessel
her tackle, apparel and furniture NAV be ted 70
answer the PIE nses. an all due proceeding being
bad, thst the same may De decreed % be s. H. and
the proceeds thereof he distributed aceoriing 10
Law Therefore ia pursuance q the said m0uitiou
uuder the seal OF sa court 60 directed and de
ATered, do hereby give notice generally unto al
persons having o. pretending to have any right
tide or interest therein. ami 70 81 bert Cameron,
master Of the said Canal Boa. ". Wright. ia
special 9 appear before The aforesaid court at the
e ~ Of Buril-tt o, 90 tle f-t day Of December A.
u l-71 az lH O'Clock 10 the forenoon. then and
there o. answer the ,41 libel and O. make their al
legations 20 that behalf, and slsp o. answer unto all
other pers Ms h4v.u. claims against the sal vessel
for wages earned on board thereof who may choose
. make themselves part O. the isel Of TIL said
Canal Boat v ". Wright. by way u a-nend1ient or
Datec at the City % Burlington the - day Of
November, 10 the year oi l-- Lord oue thousand
eight huu'red a1d seventy.
j. VI SNALJEY.
{. ; Deputy Marshal.
" L. Eurnap, Prp,'o-. I9w3W
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS BY A
SINGLE OPERATION.
Recent Statement Of c. P. Bill, ESQ.
WEsr ToTsHAr, W., Oct. IS. 1870.
DEs L!Ga1RILL SNrrH-Gentlemen. In addt
ton to the certificate gave you September 2i,h.
$50, would say tina. my hearing remains perfect
" good. and | have no reason to doubt the perua-
nency the cure at that time effected by YOU.
Yours truly, C. P BILL.
Important Letter from c. p. Bill, endor,,{ by
C. II. Biodgett, Of the firm Of
Z. Blodset & Son.
Burlington, VT, Sept 2ith, 1870.
DRs. LreHlarLL SMITH. GEsrLExKx.-on
seeing the testimonial Of Col c. G. Greene Of the
Boston Post as advertised in the Burlington Free
Press. was led to consult you in relation to desf-
ness Ia my right ear, which was the result OF 20
we're c ID caught about four months ago The sIn
ss operation You havs performed is entirely suc-
'e sfal. and my hearing apparently fully restored
Very Respectfully,
CT BILL,
of West Topshap, Orange County, Va
endorse the above statement with pleasure, hop
ing It may lonsat DIS L sh,ldu and srnyth.
c. q. BLOD6ETT.