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TO RENT,
DIR. B.ANNING'S LACE.

THE Undersigned has become the proprietor Of
i the patent right for the sale of this valuable in
strument in the counties of Chlt;enden, franklin
Grant Isle, and Lanloie.
To those who have not had an opportunity 10 hear
the inventor explain the principles upon which this
invaluable supporter is offered for alienation Of mise
ry and disease it may be- necessary to state that he
attributes to the want of abdominal support, many
diseases and ailments which have heretofore been
assigned other and far different causes as well as
those in which such support has been admitted to be
essential and he claims TO have discovered, in the Pa
TENT LACE an instrument far superior TO any
which has We; been presented. lts completion has
cost him years of thought and labor and thousands OF
dollars Of expense, by reason of numerous expert.
bring it to its present state of perecon.
Dr. Banning has Iectured In many of the principal
towns in this and The adjoining States and experience
has in innnmerabe instances clearly demonstrated
the truth of his theory and the utility of his Lace, by
removing from beds Of agnlshng and sickness, hun
dreds persons aboring under chronic diseases which
had previously defed the utmost power OF the healing
art.
In The views of DR.. Banning the undersigned fully
concurs, and completely convinced is he that they
need only to be understood to receive general acqn
escence that he has at great expense become tn pro
prletor of tn patent right for the Counties above ia
med and he l. happy TO state that he has made ar
| engagements which will enable him TO answer all or
ders for the instruments at short notice.
The undersigned deems 1t proper further 10 state
that he has been in the of these instruments in his
practice for than three months and that during
that time he has been called to apply them in hume
rous Of female weakness, and other kindred dis
| eases, and has uniformly found them productive O
the wonderful results attributed 10 them bv the lnven
tor. JOHN w. EMERY, NJ. ID.
Essex, Feb'y. 7th, 1874. 36 CIV
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Mr.. EprroR Having for some years thought tina,
very great improvement in education might be ef-
feced by new arrangement of school-hours, #
you deem 1t wofthy notice in your paper, beg leave
TO offer for the consideration of your readers the prop
ss''on for system of halliday school, for the follow
Ing among 9th .r reasons.
LIST, For the purpose Of giving opportunity for the
Development of both body and mind daily, wi,hou,
the improvement Of either being made at the sacri-
zee OF the ether
I'd. BY ia division of employment to give occupa.
,ion to the faculties Of both body and mind in such
equal proportion shall secure the objects of indus
try without the evils of excessive exertion to either.
Sd. To tighten the burdens of teacher, who now
sacrifice their health and time for the unfortunate
practical result Of coesing and defeating the entire
functions Of their pupils both physical and in,ellec.
sual.
4th. That while halliday system, from eight A.
n. till NJ. for mos, of the year, shall furnish the
best arrangement Tor any given time; there shall be
In It's operation no cause for injury false balance
requiring long vacations those blanks in the course
of education.
will only add, the above proposition was submitted
to the late Dr. Marsh, and he gave it his opinion
that pupils old enough to work, would accomplish
two thirds as much both of labor and study in one
day SO divided as in two days separately devoted to
each. HE.
Feb. 6, 1914.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-02-09

From VERA CRuz. -Importdnt from Merico.-
The following letter from Vera Cruz, which we find
IN the Mobile Herald, contains the intelligence Tint
the demand of Gen. Thompson with regard 10 the
California decree was successful We learn from an
other source that two members of Santa Anus Cab.
net resigned in consequence,
VERA CRUz. JAN 9th, lo44-The U. S. brig Bnn.
bridge, Capt. Madison, arrived here on Sunday las,
from a cruise, and sails tomorrow for Pensacola with
important dispatches from our Minister Mexico.
The mail of Yesterday from the city of Mexico
brought us the information that The Government, of
Mex had repealed the decree issued few month,
since expeing all Americans from California This
result has been brought about by the fearful course
pursued by Gen. Thompson. III led however, TO a
dissolution of Santa Ana's Cabnet) There is every
reason to believe that all difficulties between the Uni.
ted States and this republic will he quietly settled.
The English Squadron under Vice Admirable Ad.
ans Expected here has not yet arrived.
Since II has become known that an English SQUAD.
ron was on lis wav to this port the Mexican nu,hori-
ties have sent their Navy consisting of the Mon.
tezuma and Guadaoupe steamers, two briggs and one
schooner, to Alvarado, small out of the way port
some fifty miles distant. Heretofore these vessels
have been anchored under the walls of the Castle OF
Suan de Ulloa.-The reason is they are TOO imper-
fectly manned 10 make much resistance, and hence
seek safety in fight.
The u s. ship vincennss Capt, Buchanan, re.
mains here until the 18th Goth awaiting the arrival
Of Gen. Waddy Thompson who has intima ted his in
tenon Of linking passage in that ship on his return 10
the United States to visit his family.
There are now anchored off Sacrifices two En-.
gish, three French, two Spanish, and two American
en-of'war-que squadron.
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Communication.

Ma. EpIroR-By al article which appeared in the
Vermont Chronicle dated January 18th, relating 10 the
Musical Convention which was held at Jericho Center
On the 9th of the above month, we discover an error
which, whether intentional or unntentional, we take
this opportunity to correct or rather to call upon
those who committed it 10 do. The error 10 which
we REFER is the declaration that the Milton, instead Of
the Colchester choir, was the fifth which sung The
error is in itself small but if the reports which have
come to our ears are correct and judging also from
the fact that the COLCHESTER choir was several time:
mentioned on that day. have some reason to fear
10 not altogether unnentional not thatiwe would as
cribe the fault to the Rev. gentleman who acted q.
scribe on That OCCASION but rather cernin design
ing men, whose unrng eforI. have not extended &c
the town of Colchester. All the demand we make is
shat the error be corrected publicly MS it was made
Colchester, Feb 9th, 1874. VOCALISTS.
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DEATH OF JupGE PoRTER.-The mail

DEATH OF JuDGE PoRTER.-The mail
of Saturday confirmed the announcement
previously given of the death Of this dis
iinguished man. He died at his residence
near Franklin Atakapas, on the 18th ult.-..
The deceased was in the 5Sth year, and
was one of the Senators elect from the State
of Louisiana to the Congress of the United
States. He met his fate, says the New Or
leans Bee. with the same fortitude and COM
posture that he endured the painful and lin
gering sickness that terminated his life
We have no heart 10 write an obituary OF
tins great man the public will doubtless do
Justice to his abilities, attainmcnts. personal
worth and servlces-we feel ourselves mad
equate to the task. Nor can aught we are
able to say add leaf to the wreath that en-
circles his memory, or abate pang tina
these sad tdings will cause in the bosoms o
his friends.-Albqny Daily Advertiser.
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VIM. Bushes Estate.

STATE C OF h VERMONT E r1G hat. Court
within and for the district Of Chtended on the 10
day of January 1874, presen, the Hon. Charles Rus
SELL Judge Of said court, comes Buel Cady, admins
traitor of the estate of William Bnshe late OF Under
hill in said district deceased and files in said court
his petition in writing sitting forth that, after payiug
the debts allowed gains said estate and the funeral
expenses and costs Of administering SAID estate there
remains surplus to I've decreed TO The person per-
sons legally entitled thereto and further setting forth
tina, BENJAMIN Bushe of Greensboro in the County OF
Orleans. is the sole heir of the sand William Bushe.
deceased, ard is entt led TO the surplus of SAID estate,
and praying said court to decree the said surplus Of
said estate 10 the said BENJAMIN Bushe. WHEREuPoN,
the court aforesaid doth appoint the second Wedne>
day OF February, 1874, for hearing and deciding on
said petition at the Office of the Register of said court
in said Burlington, and doth order that all persons
interested be notified thereof bv publication OF this
order, containing the substance ofsad petition, three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper printed in said Burlington, the last of
which publications 10 he previous 10 the said second
Wednesday of February, 1874.
Given under my hand at said Burlington his tenth
day OF January, 1874,
3iw3 VIM. WESTON, Register.
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John Devereaux's Estate.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District
OF Chiitenden, Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands OF all person,
against the estate of JOHN DEVEREAUX, late OF
Richmond, in said District, decea ed represented in.
solvent, and also all claims or demands exhibited ID
Offset thereto; and Fix months from the day of The
date hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose we do therefore hereby give notice, tina, we will
attend to the business OF our appointment, at the
dwelling OF Amos B. Cooper, in Richmond in said
District, the 18th days of March and June next al
10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each of said days.
Dated, this 9Th day of December, A. D., 1874.
ARIEMUS FLAGG, (,,a.
JOHN WILLIAMS ( COMMISSIONER
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS
FROM

AUSABLE FORKS TO BURLINGTON.
FINHE Ice on the lake now Icing considered per-
feclly safe the subscribers have made the fol-
lowing arrangements, which will be hep, up as Ions
as the ice will admil
Leave Au.ahle Forks at o'clock, A. NJ
Leaves Keeseville at o'clock, A. N.
Leaves burlington al O'clock, r. NJ
Leaves kcesevle for the Forks al A o'clock, p. NJ
BY this arrangement, people coming from the Forks
enabled 10 reach Keeseve before the stage leave.
for Burlington and enable, those wishing to do bus i,
ness at Burlington TO remain there about three hours
The subscribers would also Stale thai they have
engaged tho services Of an experienced driver, who
will pay all Difference and attention to those who
may entrust themselves IN his care and will land
them in safety on either shore FARE-reasonahle.
W. }. J, J, WHALING.
January ~, 1914. 34,e
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MOTHERS OF ENGLAND: their Influence an

MOTHERS OF ENGLAND: their Influence and
Itl Responsibility, by Mrs. Ellis
NeaPs History of the Purians part I'd.
Mysteries Of Paris, in French to be completed in s
numbers at % cents each No. received
with Latin notes.
American Naval Biography illustrated.
Tired Of Housekeeping, by r. s. Arthur
l.; s, ID. Treasure Trove, by the Author of Handy
Andy
Charles De Bourbon Lot Constable of France
Marmaduke Wyville
EUGENE SUES NOVELS; Mysteries of Paris Sc cents.
Matilda, rs
Female Bluebeard, 25
Salananler %
Therese Dunoyer. rs
De Surve, lea +"
Marc. de Letoriere, l2{ 4"
.ALSO,s variety OF new Books received las, eve.
ming, at the Cheap Cash Store, by
A. EDWARDS,
Peeks Building Feb Q 80