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FTA FOR RENT.--A House, aiti tlree aeres u Iss ground attached, with goaa kitchen, and stalle good order, a dcslrabe residence, situated on Gol- ernmentst., one mile from the isaiEe hause.
 A House at Smnmeryile, corner of Spring I.l road and Center Avenue.
 A House tha Avenue adjainihg tic above. Tn good tenants the above houses will be rented very low. For terms, aprly tn
 dscl5 2. C. CENTER $ co.
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FOR InFRpOOL

TUX LIl ENEDDL. kN The first class ship JOSEPIIA, ,- Leitch, Sflss.s master, wants $50 bal, to complete her car go. For freight, apply to dee23 JAMES MAGEE.
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RtLcHiom in .irkdnsGs.-One OF the
grosscst and most a'rccious VIOLATIONS OF
the law, and defiance TO the constituted
authorizes that We have ever heard oi, re-
Gently occurred in Phillips county, krk.
The regular May term Of the Circuit Court
being about To be held in that county
much property being advertised TO DO SON.
and many executions 10 be levied Pe"-
ton signed by 200 names was addressed 10
Judge Baker, praying him not 10 noio ,ne
Court. That lunclionary 10 the honorao'e
discharge Of hi, duty, proceeded 10 heie-
ma, aud was on his way TO the Court, when
the Hall Of Justice was iorcibly taken pos
session ofby 20 armed men. who oarr'cau-
cd the door, refused admission ~ any
person. and threatened the sheriff win
death, in case he attempted resistance.
The sheriff made requistion upon sne
Colonel of the county for fifty men TO ena-
ble him 10 suppress the rebellion. A"ef
This he resigned. and tho Coroner ilnme-
dia,cly followed his example, 50 tha' 'nere
hciuc no officer 10 enforce the laws, aho
The mower to appoint n sheriff pro iem' de-
volvinc an one who himself was among the
;nsuroen;s, The holding OF the Court was
wholly prevented, and Judge Baker return
cd to Columbia. r
The rebels had possession OF the oou'.
House n, our last advces. and no a,.ein?' .
had been made TO dislndec them. lni' Is
absolute High Treason TO inc Sta'o OF
Arkansas. and should be punis',cd IN me
mos, sicua! 4 severe nanDcf'--'' - oe''
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r,sed out The most against the persons who
prevented The organization, were them
selves the persons who prevented 1t.
MIR. Winthrop OF Massachusetts merely
rose 10 state fact. He said. on SaIur.
day last. the House was organized, and
now il was not; he asked who were the dis
organizers! He had no more to say.
SIR. Kennedy of Indiana now replied
TO Mr.. White, his colleague, who inquired
where he came from, and how he came
here. Mr.. Kennedy said he came from
Indiana-lrom one Of the largest, tallcst,
aud most respectable families IN The State
That he came here by vote of 400,
over ,wo OF the largest WkiGs in his dis
,rict, and that he had no doubt but what
he could have beaten !hree more, such as
ti.is colleague, had they offered at The polls
llo said he would ask his colleague il he
could say as much; but tc would, i'll con-
'clusion tell the House how his colleague
came here. lie came with tears III h!s
eyes, under the mantle Of the deceased
president.
Mr.. Weller OF Ohio, now rose amid
terrible cry for question, question" aud
proceeded TO give his reasons why hecontd
not vote for tho previous question. lie
was called to order by MIR. Arnold Of Ten
nessee, whom he stated sat so far oil III
the precinc, OF Sleepy Hollow, that he
could not hear his point, but he presumed
that when a member could not understand
the argument ol u speaker, he cried out
''ordcE"
Mr.. Weller rcpcllcd The unhandsomc re.
mark of Mr.. Stauly viz :-"lliat he would
20 with wild beasts before he would own
the Democratic party for an alley" dc
said that the Democracy cared not for the
Geu,icman's sneers; they went for the
Constitution Of their counlry-wllli the
lovers Of that Constitution, aud with them
alone. He would not address The House
by permission he would address them by
right, or not at all, ana took his scat. The
yeas and nays were now demanded upon
the previous question; wherupon, call o
the House was moved, and ordered; 10y
yeas la, nays not counted.
After The call had progressed TO some
extent, motion was made to suspend The
call, and it was carried. The doors were
now opened, and the question, Shall the
main question be now put! was decided IN
The affirmative, by yeas lib. nayes l0l.
The main question was then taken, OH
motion Of Mr. Weller Of Ohio, by yeas and
nays, and decided in the affirmative by
yeas ll9, nays l03. Mr.. S,anly now mo-
we'd reconsideration Of the vote just Civ
en-. The previous question was deman-
tcd and put. The House refused 10 recon-
slider without count.
The debates in the House to-day show
conclusively that the whis party are a
bundle Of rockets, and lha, the least excite
IHent will send them of in tangent. They
cannot live ou, the session, though in The
words Of the poet, many Of them would
rather "reign in Hell than serve in hca-
ven.''
''S,ranse that = harp Of tn ousand strinss
Should keep in tune so long"
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last Congress, the vote was .l0i, 10 loIi
few Southern Wings voting against the
Resolution. So again Yesterday, MIR.
Brown from Pennsylvania, offered Res
olution proposing to refuse 10 receive all
Petitions from any Of the citizens in any
OF the States upon the subject Of Slavery,
existing any where in The United States,
and with respectto any petitions from cltl-
Zens in The District Of Columbia. relating
10 the matter here, or from the citizens OF
the Territories. relating TO that institution
Within these limits, that the question olthe
reception orthcse shall be laid upon the Ia
bic. This proposition could have been
carried with ease. IT constitutes the dis.
linction which occasioned many Northern
Democrats TO vote against the 2lst. Rule
as i, stood. But the greater part Of The
Southern Wings combined with The North
ern Wings and Aboitionis;s i'll sustaining
the call for the previous question, by winch
this proposition was excluded. To the
honor Of your Stale, be j, said, that from
tho beginning to the end OF this whole al
fair, your Representatives have voted in
solid phalaux, aud not Southern Demo
cral has fallcred in his course. There new
or has been, at any period, any difficulty
in settling this matter as il ought TO be set
tied. were il no, for Southern men.
Yesterday the schism amongs, the
Wings was openly displayed on the floor.
The Democratic portion Of that party
think are of; and if they are no, sustained
10y President Tyler, he is playing false to
them. Contradictory things are said rela-
tive 10 his designs, in case Bank is pro-
posed; aud fear the uncertainty as to his
desigus, arises from his own language and
conduct. 20 upon his manifest interest.
his pride. his honor, his consistency. and
think he will veto Bank. lie aud Mr..
Clay arc nolorousl not on terms.
MIR. Woodbury. yesterday exploded the
hunbmg Of a National Debt, contained IN
the Secretary Of The rrcasrry's Report
Ful,chood and plumber, appear TO be the
two great instruments by which the Federal
party are TO DC sustained in power.
WAsniNGroy, June lS.
In Senate to-day, NJ. Wright resumed
aud concluded his examination of the Re-
port Of The Secretary of the Treasury. lie
confined Enthusiastically 10 the figures Of the
Secretary, and gave the following as the
results OF his analysis:
Outstanding appropriations
on IIh March last, S33, i29, SIG
The appropriations By Con-
srcss for ISL, were lS,3IS.l9
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Leaving a balance of out
standing appropriations al
that date of
The Secretary proposes to
cxpend during the remain
ing 10 months Of the year
Of outstanding nPpropria-
lious,
And recommends new ap-
preparations amounting to
Total proposed expenditure
for ten months,
TheSccrc,ary gives his avail
able means for the ten
months as
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-30
New stablislnDn mt.

T P. WHALING T. CO. inform the public that
j they have located themselves in the village Of
Burlington and have fitted up the side
of Church street, which may well be drnomnated
"Cheap- SIDE" nearly opposite the bank of Burlng
ton and receiving from New ] FORK choice selec-
ton of goods well suited to the season. which they
offer for sale or can be purchased in the country,
for ready pay. Among their goods may be found
beaver and broad cloths casslneres sa,nets annes,
mernos mousne de LANES DC A choice selection,
also Of French, English and American prints, equal
ut least to any in Burlington. A general assort-
men of cambrics muslins, plain and figured, edgings,
insertings blond laces dc A great variety of shawls
and dress handkerchcfs ladies' gloves and hose with
good supply Of bleached and unbleached domestic
goods Also good supply Of crockery, of the latest
patterns, with few elegant astral paror lamps; and
finally, few choct family groceries, such as teas,
sugars, moesses, coffee rice ralsns dry fish, tobac-
cos, lamp oils, &c.
We do not pretend to specify all the kinds, to say
nothing Of the numerous articles Of which each kind
is composed; but suffice it to say, that the assortment
will be found to contain Of the articles wanted
in the country; and those that favor us with lhe
custom will be entirely relieved from the examination
of old goods, or remnants. Our entire stock is new
and fresh from the market and has been selected witt
the greatest possible care with reference the
comforts and benefit Of the people. But we do no
wish the public TO take our word in this matter, bu
most cordially invite them to call and examine 70
| themselves. Burlington Nov &C. 1870.
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|VORMS, WORMS.-Dr. N. HIrcmcocK',

w unrivafed anu unelnalled NORM LEA,
sovereign remedy for Worms. Strange and incredl-
Bile are the ELECTS Of these de,es'able vermm ; few
person., and it is thought are free from hen par
ticularly females and children. Many persons go
through distressing Of medicine without
beneht, when they might lie relieved by using the
Worm Tea. This invaluable medicine has been tested
by the experience Of more than ten years use, and
administered to more than 10000 persons Of various
ages, and solitary complaints on the contrary
hundreds have called, and unsolicited, given their de-
cie preference 10 it. after trying the different articles
sen, forth to the pubic, and pronounced DR.. NJ Hitch
cocks Worm Tea the most safe, eiiec,ua, and con-
venien, remedy that can be obtained; for in one OF
the Thousand Of instances where ii has been used
agreeable the printed directions has II ever aied.
n. B. Ask for Or. NJ Htchcock'> WoRM TEA, Is there
many no>,rlnS abroad for the worms
For sale whole, ale and retail by A. HITCHCOCK q
Co., sole propretor>, III Genesee street, Utica, and
by their agents Throughout the Union. In Burlington
| by j. & J. ii. Peck & Co., and Theo. A. Peck & Co,
In Vergennes by J. H. Bowman: In Milton by
Burnet & Sawyer In Georgia, by Lorenzo Jancs
aug20
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.psDR. GORDAK's MEDIClNEs.=C

INK GORDAk'S Jelly of POnegrana'c and Peruvi-
La Pills for Dyspepsy, nervous Hca 'ache, Pal.
paton OF the Heart Internal an external Hunor.,
and all impurities of the Blood, Iceland Jelly for the
relief and cure of consumption. Pulmonary Jelly for
coughs, colds, splitting of Blood, Hoar,ene,s &c Pm.
sian Llnanen, and Linamen Opo1eldoc for Rhe'rna
tisIn, Physical Drops, Colombo Drops, Salt Rheum
Ointment. Pile Ointment, Strengthening Plaster, and
Corn and Warr Plaster.
The above celebrated medicines prepared entirely
from vegetables by DR.. Vim. Gorlak, need no other
Recommendation than that they have been before he
public fourteen years, giving satisfaction 10 all who
have used them, -lnay lie had OF DANA e. RAYMoND,
Woodstock, VI. (Gen'l Agents
Sold also, byJ p Strong, Qnechee; J Brooks
White River VIM. II S'ee & Co., Wet Hartiort
Worster Downer Sharon; Downer & Ncvcns, Roy
alton; Wheat Bethel, + G Holmes, IVES, Randolph
J b Danforth, Branard S BeIknap. East Barnard \
Snow, Pomirci; f NJ 4 A SS,ocker and Gove& Shaw
Har'I and; shedd 4 Barne;, psrkinsviIlr Brown
Marsh, Brldsewater, SIS &FT Vince Ter, Plymouth
and at Handocl, Rochester, Grand'illc, Mortified
Montpelier, Midtllebury, Vergennes, and III most Q
| the principle towns in The State.
Supply of the above medicines lust received an
tor sale by ROBERT MOODY,
February, 1871. (Gm) Druggist, Burlington, V
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-30

nOCT. MARSHALL's Aromatic, Catarrh and
- Headache SNUFF. This Snudis superior TO any
thing yet known, for removing tina, troublesome dis
ease, the Caiarrh, and also cold in the head, and the
headache. II opens and purges out all distinctions,
strengthens the glands and gives healthy action to he
parts affected is perfectly free from any thing dele
terios IN its composition-has pleasant favor, and
is immediate effect, after being used, is abgreeaJe-
Price cents per bottle.
Doct. Mar,ha's Vegetable Indian Black PLASTER.
his Plaster is unrvalled for curing >crofuous swell.
lings, Scurvy Sores, Lame Back, and re.h Wounds ;
pains in the Sides Hips and Limbs; and seldom fails to
give relief in local RheuInatisms If applied to the
side,i will cure many Of ecommon Liver Complaints
and is equal, if not superior, TO any thing in use for
corns on the feet the virtues Of this Plaster have cen
witnessed by thousands of individuals IN the United
States, who have tested its efficacy. Sold by the pro-
prletor Cha.. Bowen, MIDI ebury, VT, and IHEo. A
PECK & Co., Burlington, VI. rel
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GUN RISE, 4 March, 1s4l. Hear ye, Hear ye.--
~ To all the inhabltants Of the Green Mountain
Saie-be il known that the Inventory was compet.
tedlast night, the exact condition of the farmers me-
chancs' and peoples cheap cash store fully ascer.
tanned. Howard, not wanting any ether office, will
Ike continued as the agent. This long tried estab-
lishent has existed through four Administrations OF
the general government, and this morning comn'en-
ces upon the fifth, under cheering circumstances,
such most lrilia rise, waving flags roar of
Republican Artillery e. the Smiles e. voices Of go on
go on ola whole people rejoicing at the prospect
Of better times, q Of yet buying Goods Cheap al
Howards Hurrah, Hurrah, H urah,'for the Cheap
Cash Store & the Agent whose faculty is Taxed S40C
for ing Goods Chcap TO the People.
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~ valuable vegetable Medicine stands unrivaIe3
for the following conpa ants, viz dyspepsia, lndi-
gc,,on, disca ed Liver bilious DISORDERS Drop>y, Ath-
ma, Cosvcne>s, Worms and loss Of Appetite and iy
cleansing The stomach and bowels, cures pains IN the
,i-, stomach and breast, colds and coughs ot long
standing, Hoar,en->s, shor'ness Of BREATH Nervuu,
complaints, ETC.. which are frequently the elect OF die
ease. For Fever and Asut. IT l. a most valuable pre-
venla,ive a. well a. sovereign remedy. lis vlrlres
>urpa>s any thing heretofore known IN removing 81.
VltnS Danre,--twu bottles have leen known To cure
this li,rng disease, afier haVng allied every cxor
ton tor four years. 1t has most powerful influence
in removing com nt>. II Is pleasant to take
and easy operation, hat may lie administered
to the infant with safety. The a owe Medicine i very
highly recommended ly many scientific gentlemen,
and a large number of aides. who have proved The
vr,re, of the Medicine y personal se and that Of heir
families. bi ofrerllhca'e. accompanies each ullc
with dres'ilon>. II may lie had wholesale real OF
5. Britain, Barre, aud j. {. farnam, East Williams
town, W. sole proPrieors. Prepared from the "rla'H
al recipe; for sale ly f. H. Pren>>, Mon,pe er, and
j. & J. II. PECK & Co, and ThEo. A. PECK Co.. Bur
llnsom, and IN the principal towns IN the state; all
drec,lons signed in the hand writing oihe proprtt,rs
lal9
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~ OTICE.-;t-T"Med,in Is hest known by the
~ cures II perform; eCr1i j. Newton, Psnacea,
increasing reputation which this medicine ha> acqair
cd ,hroug huu, the New Eng land States and the many
cures it has performed, and the great demand made
for it by the advice ofphysician> well arqrain,o with
its preparation, has induced the proprietor extend
lis circulation TO almost every town IN the eastern
STATE. and the principal towns in the tinted States.
Thl> Panace> warranted purely vegclall c and is not
surpassed by any other medicine offered TO the
afflicted as its extensive sale and great popularity
plainly prove. II has within the last eighteen months
cured lis thou, and ofihc most obstinate dica>e., a,
can lie proved by certificates, and is pronounced by
eminent and respectable physicians the best medicine
in Useful information may lie found in circular.
containing certificates Of cures and directions for ia
king the medicine. The following appointed agents
Burlington, J. q J. II. Peel; and Co, II. Moody.
ST Adams, Curtis and Ru>sel-Mion, {. Drake
Milton Falls, Burnc, and sawycr-Waervie, Fish
| and Brown,-Hinc> bIrgh, Hull and Ccol>--Farfax
Parker and acknowledgements, Adam, and Murra,
Cambridge NJ. wires-Underhll, NJ. &. Barney
North Ferrlshurgh, II. c. Wicker-Georga, A. Bis,
| Wiiiston, n. Chit!enden-Richmond,G Green 4 Rhodes
johnson, &. l.. Warner and C"-Monkton, E,har
| Sm,h-Baker>teld, Armington and Woodwari-Far
field, Burnett and Farnsworh. e.oply.cl9
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LIAR! HAIR !! - BALDN ESs...Impor.
l. tant Discovery-.theC Great Mystery found
out Mt In st...DR STERRYiS HAIR REI.EVE

Out at hNSts.~hN HAlh RfUENt-
RATOR. DR.. S.erry, after much attention to the
important subject Of preserving the hair has after
mary experiments chemical and physical been able
to discover and article which is now offered with the
greatest confidence for the toilet the best thing ever
discovered for, for its softening and penetrating quality
to produce good head of hair-to prevent it from
falling off when badness is apprehended-to restore
it when badness taken place, and to prevent it
from turning gray. 1t ii is more nourishing than pc.
matum, antique oil or Cologne water. 1t is beauti.
full article for ladies curlsi, makes the hair soft and
lively, and produces uncommon brilancy Thous-
ands have tested its superior virtues and excellence
and in every instance it stands unrivalled II is an
infublc cure in all affections Of the skin the head
as dandruff &c. &c. Every family should be sup
piled with bottle of this oil, tina, by its application
to the head and hair of Children the beautiful and or
namen,al appendage Of fine head of hale, which ma
ture has supplied us may be preserved From the
numerous certificates a nd recommendations received
of its sauary influence. the Doctor feels firmly per-
suaded he has succeeded in producing article which
will meet the desired wishes and appreciation of the
dublc. For sale wholesale and retail by A. HITCH
COCK & Co ~ Genesee st: Utica, N. Y, In Bur
PECK & Co. In vergennes by J H. Bowman. In
Milton, by Burnet Sawyer In Georgia, by Loron-
20 James
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DISEASES OF THE LUNGS...Drcidedl,
L. the mos. popular remedy ever known in America
Vegetable Pulmonary BALKAN il ,h~ n,ost valuable
remrdy in use fr coughs, colds. a-hna phIh.ic,
consumption" whoopi"s cough and pulmonary sGrciio"s
oevery kind. lis sale is steadily increaring and the
propr'eors are constantly receiving lie most favor able
account OF it's effects. The following new certificates
ere offered for public examination.
Az INTERESTING CAsE-Exraci Of. letter from
Mr. T. 5 Clay, King.lon, Ulster CO., ~ Y. 10 the
proprietors. "Yonrs Of The 9th inst was dul, ,ec'd
remarkable cure was effected by the vaa.'n'le Pull
msnary Balsam in lie winter and spring Of 1885. The
the consumption. His phy'cian. had gwen him up
tie was reduced so low 10 lie unable 10 help himself,
and was raising large quantity OF blood when he
commenced using the BaIsam, wh;rl, has effected a
ever he Mr.. Moody has removed from this town,
but he he's prcn;sed me more detailed account Of his
case. which Wilt ward YOU. c. CLAY.
Kingston, N. Y. June rs. 1888.
Extract Of u letter from DR.. Jacob Myers The
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been sold in this
county for two years, and the medicine has gained
Uncommon celebrity, for il SCARCELY in one instance
failed ofhaving the desired effect. ] am by means
IN favor ol the many nosiTums, mOsi OF which i'm
positions upon u crpdulous public, bu, that which
know by use TO be efec'ua Cannot help bu, give M,
approx iOn thereto. counterfeit pvepar ion has
been offered here by R'ra,elling Agent, Of Comsrock
N. Y. and there is another article vended here thai il
| JACOB MYERs. n. n.
Wilmington, Junia,o co Penn. May 8, 1897 From
Dr.. Samuel Morrel, TO the Proprie,o's Of the Veee
table Pulmonary Balsam. ] am satisfied tina, the We
| se,aLie Pulmonary Ba'sAm IL valuable medicine
Il has been used in this place with complete success il
an obsina,e complain, Of the lungs, attended with
severe cough, loss Of voice. and the raising Of muci
blood, Which had previously resisted many approve,
prescriptions. Alter using The Basam one week, III,
pa,ien voice returned and he able speak audi
bly,. This case occurred some time since, and ,h,
man is now engaged no, only IN active but laboriou
business. Respectfully. &c. s. MORRILL,.
| u is now more than six years since was trough
very low BY affection Of the lungs and NV complain
was declared he ncurabc by council Of three ply
sicans. was then restored TO as goo health a hat
enjoyed for many years, by using The Vegetable Pu'
| monary Balsan. Since my recovery have recon
mended the Basam in great many cases Of ,u"I
complains, and far can learn. It's use has in
varahly been followed BY much benefI, and in man,
instances il has effected cures which were wholly unex
peeled. SAMUEL EVERETT.
i Boston, March 2, 1887.
| For sale, wholesale and retail, bv J. y J. I
PECK & Co., and THEO. A. PECK & CO., Bur
lington, W.
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BOSTON and TROY IRON COMPANY.-Th

BOSTON and TROY IRON COMPANY.-The
ID public are hereby notified, that the business OF
casting every branch and variety is done 10 order,
much enlarged their foundry, and are now prepared
to do all kinds of work done al any foundry in the
country. Mill gearing Pot Ash Kettles, Stoves,
Plongh> Axlerees, &C. on hand or trnlshedlo order.
All who wish 10 contract for stove Plae-, - pur-
chase large quantity ofho.lowware, for Tho pr pose
Of retailing, will I've furnished al Wholesale prlce,--and
all who may favor with their calls orer> Will lie
country. Orders should he addressed to r.. r. Cross.
man, Superintendent, or A. Young, Agent, Troy, W.
10 secure an early reply. and prompt aucntioa.
T1ov. w., June ls4b, we
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HvARStIALl.'S continues nrivalled as a
WI strengthening PLASTER: Also, for Rhe,ma-
t>m lameness or pains in the sides, limbs or back
for >croiulons swell ng>, curry sores, Fresh wounds
and for a general Fanny Plaster or salvc For Corns,
moreover-,ry it, paie close, per>evere in the Use by
making new application oc''a >ionay, and IN time
yonr corns viii le cured. For sale 10y
!. 4 j. II. PECK & Co.
TflEO. A. PECK e. Co.
aud ia. ROBT. MOODY.
Burlington, Jan. 20, lS4l. ly.iIs