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GALOON Of FASHION, at the head of Pearl ST.
- Burlington, VI. JOHN THOMAS, fashionabl.
Hair Gutter, and Knight Of The Razor, challenges the
whole harba.ons fraternity throughout tho world 10
cut hair neater, shave smoother closer than him
.elt Also ladies' false hair dressed the best style.
Al his saloon IN elegance arrayed,
Dame Fashion waits upon imperial blade;
And science teaches where TO cut or spare,
Shaping each lock in beauty to hair.
Manhood has vigor-age rcnews It's prime,
And brightly beams The human face divine;
His chin is smooth, his hair cut a-la-mode,
And bon ton notice is on him bestowed.
Ye who soft smiles from beauty would obtain,
Dr. Ye who to age would bring hack yon,h again,
Ye learned who sacous looks would wear,
To Thomas come, and you'll be suited there.
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n arrangement the whole entire stock OF goods,
wares and merchandise OF the Peoples cheap cash
store by their agent, Howard, Is thrown into the
market for sale al greatly reduced prices; and that
there shall be monopolixng the bargains and that
every individual and family may he accommodated,
the goods will no, he sold, for time, u any other
way than At retail, but at wholesale prices. As a
further accommodation to the people, each person
have seen the stock Of goods no time taking enume-
ration is necessary. But others be said that il is
not exeeed in variety excellence Of quality by any
establishment. S. EARL HOWARD.
Thursday morning, Feb. 4, 1871,
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Elisha A. Hyde's Estate.

Elisha A. Hyde's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT TVHE Probate Court
Disr. OF CHlrrENDEN. , i within and for the
district OF Chitte njen, TO the creditors and others
concerned in the estate Of Elisha A. Hyde, late of
Essex, in said districa, deceased. 7.N
WHEREAS, Lucy N. Hyde, administrative Of the es-
tate Of said deceased has made application this
court extend the time limited for making payment
Of the debts Of said deceased, twelve months from
the 22d day Of March lS4l, and the second Wednes-
day Of March next, being assigned for a hearing in
the premises At the Office Of the register Of this court
and il having been ordered that notice thereof be Civ
en-, by publishing this decree three weeks successfully
in the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed
at Burlington, before the time fixed for hearing -
Therefore, You are hereby notified 10 appear before
said court, Al the time and place aforesaid then and
there TO make objection if any you have, to the said
time Of payment teiug further extended as aforesaid
Given under my hand At Burlington this 2Sth day
OF January, A. u. 1871. WM. WESTON, Regr.
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RLAC H...1he subscriber having re-
- Gently moved from Albany, and commenced the
Blacksmith business all its forms, in the shop
on Madison street, near Foe,t & Bradley's Store
would respectfully invite the inhabitants Of Burlington
and vicinity to give him call, he Is fully prepared
do all kinds OF work in his line the shortest
tce, best manner and mos, favorable terms. He has
for many years past given his particular attention
the Horse shoelng business, and Farrery in all its
branches. From the long experience which he has
had, and the general information he has derived both
from theory and practice, he feels fully conden, in re-.
commencing hinisefto the public. He will he pro
pared at all times give his personal attention all
kinds of work in his Iine-such as Ironing Wagons
and Sleghs, Shipwork, &c. All kinds Of edge tools
made in he best manner and most approved style. He
trusts that by giving business his undivided attention
and the low prices at which he will be enabled TO fur.
nish work, to receive share Of the public patronage
JOHN SORAGEN.
Ia
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BURLINGTON HIGH sCHOOL.-..Thc

ID Undersigned Trustees Of "BuRl iScroN HIGH
School," would inform the inhabitants of this village
and vicinity, that the next quarter said institution
will commence on Thursday The 18th day Of February.
Believing that school Of this character is greatly
needed and hat the patronage of this town alone, if
concentrated upon it, is amply sufficient 10 sustain IT,
and give il place among the lest institutions Of the
patronage and corporation of all parents and guar
dams, who have youth of proper age TO send The
undersigned, Trustees, have no publ funds at their
disposal in maintaining the school; yet, we have
endeavored, for the public good, in connection with
the patrons Of the school to sustain a Teacher and
keep the building repair. The latter have done
TO some extent, at our own expense. Nothing is want
ing hat the hearty corporation and patronage ofonr
fellow citizens Of the village and vicinity, 10 make
aid TO our College and scene Of useful and successful
study 10 all our youth. We have full confidence in
the ability and ardent wishes Of the Principal 10 make
the school, in all respects, what il ought 10 be. The
Trustees offer full examination, find that scholars in
CONSTANT attendance, have made good progress -
that they have been correctly laugh, appears both
from examinations and from the testimony of College
that the school is generally still and orderly and thai,
the building is Kept in good and heal'hfn order. En-
couraged by the cooperation of fellow citizens,
we will spare pains in making the institution wor-
thy patronage and OF the patronage OF parents
and guardians abroad. The Principal is prepared 10
receive few young men lads into his family as
boarders. ALvAN FOOFE,
JNO. X. CONVERSE,
NE HASWELL,
G. G. INGERSOLL, Trustee.
TlMO FOLLETT,
f HEMAN ALLEN,
GEORGE MOORE,
Burlington Feb. s, 1871.
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New Establishment.

T P. WHALING + CO. inform the public that
y they have located themselves in the village Of
Burlington, and have fitted up store on the east side
Of Church street. which may we'll be dcnominated
"Cheap-sde nearly opposite the bank Of Burling-
ton, and are receiving from New York choice seec-
ton Of goods well suited to the season. which they
offer for sale osiow can be purchased in the country
for ready pay. Among their goods may be found
beaver and broad cloths cassieres ss.nets annels,
merinos, mousline de lanes &c. A choice selection,
also of French, English and American prints equal
at least, to any in Burlington. A general assert
ment of cambrics muslns, plain and figured, edgings
nsertings, blond aces DC. A great variety Of
and dress handkerchief ladies' gloves and hose, with
q good supply Of bleached and unbleached domestic
goods. Also good supply of crockcry, Of the --latest
patterns with few elegant astral paror lamps; and
finally, few choice family groceries, such as teas
sugars molasscs coffee rice, raisins 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 assortmen
will be found to contain most Of the articles wantet
in the country; and those that favor us with the
custom will be entirely relieved from the examination
Of old goods or remnants. Our entire stock 10 new
and fresh from the Market and has been selected witt
the greatest possible care with reference to the wants
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 TO
themselves. Burlington, Nov. 49, 1910.
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MAGNFCTIC ODONTICA.--THE TEETH
lXl IHE TEETH . -I.IS luee........ I.....

MI AGNFCIlC ODONTICA..-THE TEETH
lvA THE TEETH ,!-THE lNcoMrABABLp Tooru
pRErAhvrlos The fact is proved, and The mo.: IN.
ereduous ad doubling fully convinced, a. we have
he evidence from the sale Of 90 900 boxes Of the Oon
tea, within the past year. ha, the Utopon dreams Of
the alchymist are realized, and a remedy discovered
Tor Preervng those impor,an, and useful arrend.ses
OF the human system by the of the Magnetic Odon.
tca, which by its attractive, and strengi hennx qua-
ues removes all exiraneous substances from the tes,h
and preserves them in ihernatural briancy and the
gums IN soundness and beauty. II is ascera ned from
experience, that when used the teeth will never de-
cay, but remain i the latest age OF man. with Their
natural wear. When they are dccayed, ii. progv..
will he arrested and The teeth preserved nd prevented
and preserved from aching-a this has been done n
multitude Of Instances and more--n thousands o.
cases, nervous oolhache Cha, climax Of pa n) ha, a
once teen e'ectuay cured by popular den,rifrce in
America. And in conclusion, where, or who is the
young lady or gentleman, aye, the individual that
values beautiful Sc! Of teeth, sound gums and .wee,
breath more than fifty cents that will lie longer de>ti-
tute Of box Of DR.. NJ Hnchccck's Ma netic 0donca.
For sac wholesale and retail, by A. HITCHCOCK &
Co, No; III Genesee ST. Utica, N Y, and by their
agents throughout the United States. In Burlington
by ), q }. H. Peck Co, and Theo. A. Peck e Co
In Vergennes by J. Fl. Bowman In Milton, by Bur.
nett& Sawyer. In Georgia, by Lorenzo James aug.
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tensive and profound erudition. l was for
chilly struck with short, yet beautiful cha
racter of our learned and amiable country
man, Sir Robert Boyle he spoke Of him.
as If "his noble mind had, even before
death, Invested herself Of all influence from
his frail tabernacle of fesh;" and called
him, in his peculiarly emphatic and impress.
sive manner, "a pure intelligence: the link
between men and ngels."-Wm. Writ.
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John Abbott's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, 1T>HE Honorable

John Abbott's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, lTHE Honorable
DIsrnicr or CHrrrENDEN, IS. L the Probate Court
for the District fChittenden To all persons concern
ed in the estate of John Abbott late Of Burlington, in
said District, deceased, GREETiNo:..
WHsnrAs, Lucy Ann Abbott executrix Of the last
will and Testament of said deceased proposes to rem
der an account of her administration and present her
account against said estate for examination and allow
den at the Registers office in Burlington the Sc
cond Wednesday of March next Therefore, You
are hereby notified to appear before said court at the
time and place aforesaid, and shew cause, any you
have why the account aforesaid should not be allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 18th day
" yVN WESTON P.o;efrr
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STATE OF VERMONT, lTHE Honorable

STATE OF VERMONT, 1.-THE Honorable
DIsraIcr or CHrrrEsDEN, S. i theProbate Court
for the District of Ch,tenden: To all persons con-
cerned in the estate of Elisha A. Hyde, late of Essex,
in said District, deceased GnsE1INo
Whereas, Lucy II. HYDE admir- Of The estate OF said
deceased proposes render an account OF her admin
straon and present her account against said estate
for examination and allowance At . session of the
Court Of Probate to be holden at the Register Office
in Burlington, on the second Wednesday Of March
next. .. ...i .I-
Therefore You are hereby notified to appear before
said court al the time and place Aforesaid and shew
cause If any you have, why the account aforesaid
should notrbe allowed. m
Given under my hand, at Burlington, this twenty
eighth day of Januar., A. D. ls4l.
,.-..t.. .. WIZ. WESTON, Register ;
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STOVES & PIPE...SrRoNos & Co. have re.
~ ceived and offer to purchasers
COOKING STOVES
of great variety of sizes and most approved patterns
which will be sold at whole sale or retail. with or
without trimmings, to suit purchasers.-Aiso,
PARLOR AND BOX STOVES
in great variety Of sizes and patterns. Canada single
and double Stoves "a to SO inches, together with
5000 JOINTS STOVE PIPE of Canada, English
and Russia sheet Iron Dumb Stoves, stove furni-
ture of Copper, Copper bottom, and Tin.-Connected
with this establishment is a mandatory Of Stove
Trimmings, Sheet Iron work and Tin Ware, which
can supply at short notice any article not on hand on
reasonable terms and in style inferior none. The
attention of purchasers is respectfully solicited.
Nov % 1aA0
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LIE DEAD MANS ANcER.-Some years
since the manager of rope walk in New
YORK. beng muchin want of assistance. met
a,Person in the street, who was by profess;on
a'rigger. "Come, Bill, lend US hand 10
morrow, to lay cable, we are short Of
help and can't get along witho ut YOU"
"Oough Colonel, can't tomorrow any
how, father is dead, heW be mad if I don't
go to the funeral" .a. 10.
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SCROFULOUs HUMORs-The attention o

0lhat portion Of The community who afflicted
with cu'aneons eruptons, such as Salt Rheum, ST.
Anhonys Fire or Erysipe'as, Scald head Lcpo.y, on
application which was discovered about I2 months
since ly Mr.. Charles Jones, Of Caremoni, n. H. II
Is the result of long Of experiments upon his
own person, he having had the disease in a most az.
gravating from about IA years. From IFS wonderful
effects upon himself nd several other meml rrs Of his
family, many in that section of the country have been
failed ofsucccss where the directions hav teen adhe.
red with fidelity, and a sufficient time elapsed 10
know the result.
The Medicine can be obtained Of Robert Moody
druggist, Burlington. and with Martin Wires E.a
Cambridge W.
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Burlington, Nov. 20. 1870.
New SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND
IN ATLAS WITH OIITI me MAPS hr s Iucns-

rus MITCHELL The author OF the above works has
been professionally devoted the science of Geo'y and
the publishing Of Maps, during many years-and HI,
former productions, especially his Map Of the World
dant resources, upon which he has so literally drawn
in producing the above school NOTES.-THE following
extract ofih Geo'y and Atlas, is from Joint recon-
mendaton Of Teachers in the city of New York.
"lheir merits are numerous-,he definitions remark
ably plain and concise The exercises are copios and
important, and The descriptive is luminous and correct.
The divisions Of the American continent, repre-
sened and described they really exist At the sresen
IN scaool Biographies are corrected. The typograph-
cal execution is IN commonly neat and distinct. indeed
the atlas is model Of the kind, and actually teens
with ins0,ma.Os." The outline Asrs ere Pec'''
70 s'' ~ ~. s,udsn, in his s,uay, and %
ni'uP ~ his leisure For ssls II 3. SQppMCA
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LINE BROAD CLOTHS and CASSIMERES.-
l. The subscribers would solicit the attention of all
who arc in want of any very fine Cloths or Cassi.
meres they have good assortmen OF almost every
shade and color which will be sold very cheap for cash
Jan. Ia, lS4l. by ~ LOVELY and Co
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MOURNING GOODS--English mourning prints,
wi very choice patterns plain gauze and Thibe
handkerchief large sizes black flet lace for wells
snperfne book muslin; Italian silk French Grape
black silk gloves; heavy worsted hose; gentlemen's
black gloves and Italian cravats, for by
H. M. GIDDINGS, d. Co.
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GAVE COST.-All persons having unsettled &C.
- counts with Lathrop, Potwiu & Wait or with the
Subscribers are hereby notified that all accounts not
settled in some way before the 18th December will be-
left with an attorneyfor collection.
Nov. 26. MA 70 & WAIT, Trustses.
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A LPACCA CLOTHS for cloaks; grapes, camb-
n let's cambleteens, goats hair and common wors-
ted cambets printed Saxonys,, plain and figured al
pines plain and printed muslin de laines all wool, now
opening by N. LOVELY e. co.
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II THOMAS has just received At his new Store,
H. large quantity Of BUFFALO ROBES FUR
CAPS, GLOVES &c. &C., which will be sold much
lower than any FURS of the like quality have been
sold in this market for years He will pay the highest
rat Otter Bear, Mink, Sable, and the highest price in
cash for Sleeps Pelts Also cash paid for fresh Pork
Burlington, Dec. Is l94O
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IRON, STEEL, &C.
Do Tons assorted sizes, English Tire Iron,
C,uodoo Urop

Is Peru manufactured Iron, consisting of all
the various sizes of round from | inch to 2 inch
square do Band, Scroll, Hame. and Horse Shoe Iron
&c. &c. -STEEL.-
SANDERsoN & BRorHERs Cast Steel, all sizes.
do Greaves' German do
English Bstered and American do.-Also a full and
genera assortment of Jail descriptions of goods con-
nected with the above trade.
Nov l9, 1910. STRONGS & CO.
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To John Bull, Esq.
BATTLE OF BLENHELM.

II was a summers evening,
Old Caspar's work was done,
And he before his cottage door
Was sitting i'll the sun
And by him sported Oh the green,
His little grandchd Wilhelmine.
She saw her brother Peterkin
Roll something large and round,
That he beside the rivuet
In playing there hnd found;
He came to ask what he had found,
That was so large and smooth and round.
Old Caspar took it from the boy,
Who stood expectant by
And then the old man shook his head,
And with natural sigh =
'Iis some poor fellows skull" said he,
'Who fell in the Great Victory"
IL find them in the garden, for
There's many here about;
And often when go to plough,
The plough share turns them out;
For many thousand men," said he,
"Were slam in the Great Victory"
snow tell US what twas all about"
Young Peterkin he cries;
And little Wlhelmine looks up
With wonder-waiting eyes;
snow tell US all about the war
And ,rhat they killed each othertorT,
1T was the English" Caspnr cried,
''That put the French to rout
But what they killed each other for
fcould not well make out
But every body sad" quoth he,
"That twas Famous Victoryw
"My father lived at Blenheim, then,
ion little stream hard by;
They burnt his dwelling to. the ground,
And he was forced to fly;
So with his wife and child he fled,
Nor had he where 10 rest his head.
"Wi,h fire and sword the country round,
Was wasted far and WIDE
And many chlldlng mother then
And new born infant died.
But things like tina, you know must be
At every Famous Victory.
''They say it was a shocking sight
After the field was won
For many thousand bodies here
Lay rotting in the sun;
But things like that you know must be
After Famous Victory.
"Great praise the Duke of Marlbro' won,
And our good prince Eugene"
"Why, twas very wicked thing"
Said little Whelmine
NAY, nay my little girl, quoth he,
II was q Famous Victory.
"And every body praised the Duke,
Who such fight did VIM
"But lrhut good came oft at last"
Quoth little Peterkin;
"Why that cannot tell" said he,
"But twas Famous Victory"
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LADY voTERs.-A petition las been pre-
sented to the New York Legislature, asking
mat the constitution Of the State may be 20
amended ~ 10 allow ladiss 70 vote
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nj Ew CHURCH MUSlC.--Otis, Broadefs q
~ Co. have published under the direction and sane.
ton Of the Boston Musical institute book Of Church
Music Of every variety for devotional exercises called
the Boston Musical lnstif,ites Collection of Church
Music The whole having been composed, selected
and arranged by Thomas Conner Esq, orgsnist II
Kings Chapel.
For a long time we have known that Mr. Conner has
been ndustrously preparing this work for the press
greater-nothing has been left untouched which would
aid in the composition of Sacred Music He has had
English German and Italian music at his command,
and has used them freely.
Mr. Conner is the most accomplished musician, In
all the departments of the science and practice Of that
divine art, that we have known in Boston and bic
nameis warrant that the often repeated humbug Of
making new book out ofold tunes, spoiled by the
absurd alterations OF an ignoramus has not been,
practised. His knowledge OF harmony is profound,
his taste pure and highly cultvaedn the best scools:
his acquaintance with authors of sacred, operate,
vocal and instrumental music is uneaqualed by any
other member of the profession amongus AZ a per-
former on the VIOLIN piano forte, and especly upon
the organ, he has acquired reputation in Boston,
that 10 truly enviabea reputation which neither he
nor the institute would sacrifice by publishing poos
book.
From cursory examination of this collection va
satisfied it is the best published in this country,
n 30 far it is new rch appropriate, and adapted TO
the popular taste and the state Of musical knowledge
The melodies are choice, the harmones simple, easy
and correct the varieties of tunes and anthems
suited to every occasion and such is the tone Of
feeling which generally pervades the book that we
feel confident that all who desire improvement will
introduce it into their chors Immediately. People
times; but we advise them to follow the example Of the
Institute, and keep pace with the improved taste Of
modern days, and better music.-Boston Daily
Times.
anime the above book at d. A. BRAMAN'S
Jan. 90 l84l. Book Store,
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UTsDR. GoRDAK's MEDICINEs.-p

nR GORDAK'S Jelly ofPomegranate and Periyi.
- an Pills for Dyspepsy, Nervous Headache, Pal. |
platon OF the Heart, Internal and External Humors
and all impurities Of the Blood, Iceland Jelly for the
relief and cure of consumption. Pulmonary Jelly for
coughs colds, splitting Of Blood, Hoarseness &C., Pru
sian Lnament and Linamcnt Opodeldoc for Rheulna-
tisrn, Physical Drops, Colombo Drops, Salt Rheum
Ointment, Pile Ointment, Strengthening Plaster, and
Corn and Wart Plaster.
The above celebrated medicines prepared entirely
from vegetables by DR.. WIN. Gordak, need no. other
RECOMMENDATION than that they have been before the
public fourteen years, giving satisfaction TO all who
have used them, -may he had of DANA 4 RAYMOND,
Woodstock, VI. [Genl Agents.
Sold also, byj Strong ouechee; & Brooks
White River WIN. H Steel b Co., West Hartford
Worser Downer Sharon; Downer & Nevens, Roy
alton Wheat. Bethel, Z G Holmes, West Randolph;
d Danforth, Branard Belknap. East Barnard; N
Snow, Pomfrei; Z M b A SStocker and Cove & Shaw
Har,land; Shedd & Barnes, Perkinsville; Brown &
Amsden, Felchvllle; A g. Warmer, Windsor, A
Marsh, Bridgewater, s S GIT Wheeler, Plymouth /;
and at HandocL, Rochester, Grandville, Mortified,
Montpelier, Mddebury, Vergennes, and in most Of
the principle towns in the State.
A Supply Of the above medicines Just received and
for sale by ROBERT MOODY,
February, 1871. teml Druggist, Burlington, v,
Cotton Shifting and Sheeting
~ cotton yarn, batting, wicking, black and white
wadding Russia diaper, crash table diapers, padding
canvass, merseies quilts, counterpnnes, rose and
horse Blankets bleached cottons, bleached and
bleached cotton fannes, English, French and Amer.
lean prints as cheap as the cheapest by
ne N. LOVELY 4 co.