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Ml11M2
New and Elegant Stock
OF
lIASlHyO AisElE SILKS.

4 CHANDLER co. have received by late arr-
Y walls II large variety of the newest styles of
Dress silks, comprising far more extensive and
complete assortment than they have ever before
offered. They invite the particular attention of
purchasers to this large stock of silks. believing it
to be equal, both in point of style and Colorng, to
any assortment ever offered in the cpuntrycon>iSt-
ing of Rich Plain silks in the fashionable col
orS Medium do, Plaid silks, in elegant styles {;
stripe do. Brocadc Silks, very elegant Small
Figured silks, in the ncatcst styles and most choice
coiors Moirc Antique silks, very rich in blacks
and fancy colors Black Brocade silks II beautiful
assortment, in choice styles; Black and Coored
Watcrcd silks, of superior quality Plain Black
silks, of superior make and high lu>tre White and
Colorcd SatiuS.
Most of our silk having boon manufactured ex-
prc,,ly for US enables Us to offer to our customers
many styles not to be found elsewhere and having
full stock for the season in Store, u tavora
Bile opportunity is offered to purchasers to make
their selections, either at wholesale or retail.
CHANDLER a CO..
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The Ingraham Testimonial.

The committee appointed by the meeting at
New York to select design for gold medal
to he presented to the gallant commander of
the sloop of war St Louis, have adopted one
which is described as follows:
On one side is the figure of America. her
head ornamentod with tiara. and her breast
covered with II cuirasS. She holds out her
hand in Il protecting attitude towards Il boat
in the background containing koszta. Her
other hand graSps IL spear resting on pcdcs-
tai, surmoumtcd 10y cap of liberty. Behind
this figure is represented the Bay of Smyrna,
the American and Austrian vessels. and the
boat containing Koszta, before alluded to-.
The whole is cncirclrd by II wreath bearing
the following inscription:
Do gnu claip, The Protccfi'n ofthe Tnacd States
Then you shall have it,
and INCRAmAM,
Smyrna. July II, 1857
On the reverse side is the American eagle
on the globe. and hearing on its breast the
arms Of the nitcd States. Immediately
above the head of the eagle is the rising sun.
The side of the medal bears this Inscription
"Cvil Liberty and Religious Independence,
Throughout the world.
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ANoTuER's FAULT. - The following
lines are not remarkable for poetry, hut the
sentiment is excellent. An observance of the
direction would make the world happier and
better -
{" What are anothcr's faults to me
I've not vulturc's bill,
To pick at every flaw | sec,
And make it wider still,
1t is enough for me to know
I've follics of my own
And on my heart the care bcstow,
And let my friends alone"
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Copartnership.

r6'IIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE FORMED A
4 Coparncr-hip for the transaction Of general
Mercantile and Commission business, under the
name of llERRICK. BLoDGETr & Co.
They have purchased the stock Of the late firm Of
Curtis & Walker, and will continue the same busl-
ness at the old stand recently occupied by them,
corner Of Water ana Kin. streets. They hope by
fair dealing and prompt attention to business, ~
retain all the old customers Of the late firm and
the public generally respectfully invited to give
Is call. G.. K. IlERRICk,
q. :. HGODGETT,
GUY MILES.
September !, 1853. d&wtf
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important Discovery I!
RELIEF IN TIN MINUTES

BRIAN'S PTLNONIC WAFERS
4 RE UNFAlLlNG IN THE CURE or COUGHS,
" Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis Sore Throat. Hears
ness Difficult Breathing, Incipicnt Consumption, and
diseases Of the Lungs. They have no taste of med
icnc, and any child will take them. Thousands have
been restored to health that had before dcspared.-
Testimony given in hundreds Of eases. A single
dose relieve, in tn miput,S.
Ask for Bryan, Pulmouic Waters the orr ginal and
only ganUinc is stamped Bryan" Spurious kinds
are offered for sale. Twenty-Five cents box. Sold
by dealers generally. j. BRlA AN Il co.,
Rochester, y. Y, Proprctors,
October 4, 1858. wlimos3
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News Ofthe Week-FoIeign and Dome site.
Additional European News

\rW NoRE Oct lDtb
The shin Annie Jane of Quebec. 1900 tons
with = v,IuolJc r,r,o and lOo n,ssonccrs and
crew WAS wrecked off fine IIebridcs. and 300
rrrsnus nrrish,d She left thr N,rsnv Sent
9th for Quebec.
The Paris polrj, controdirts oficiollv the
statement thot fine Sultan s;,nnd fine dnrLr,-
ton Of war on the 18th. The council merely
ro,,,,,d that ~, NAV, concessions conlJ h,
made. and that prenlrltious for war he made
TIN. c5oIoro was cn,nnittin, greater royoyns
than over om,n,, thc Russian troons on fine
Danube, Before Nicholas left Olmutz, Il
courier WAS despatched to st. Pctcrsburgh
with orders to raise new levy of troops.
A corps of IL coo men was to leave Tou-
lon to reinforce the French army in Rome.
According to the best accounts, which are
vet IMPERFECT. it appears that the Sultan has
not slnncd the Declaration of War; but the
grand council has voted that war against Rus
sia be declared. leaving it to the discretion of
the Executive when to proclaim hosuIitics.
Mr.. Soulc had arrIged at Madrid on the Doth
nit, and would he received by the Government
IN friendly manner.
The Cholera had caused from 30 to 100
deaths on hoard the ships Isaac Wright and
SlIaS Grccnmrn.
Martin Kosta embarked at Smyrna on the
23l uIt.
Commander neglected. has returned from
the Arctic regions but brings no lntelli-
gcncc of Sir John Frlnkln. Commander
MacIuse had sailed through from Behrlng''
Straits to Davis Straits. thus settling the ques
ton OF the Northwest passage.
ST.. Jouys. G. +. Oct. %.
At O'Clock tins morning, II fire broke out
ia simpson : barn, which before it could he
arrested consumed the barn and three horses,
Mrs. llazlrton'S grocery, Monnet's Hotel and
out-buidingS and Laroquc's store and out
buildings. The goods in the store were mostly
saved. Estimated loss 81, 900 to so 900.
1t is said to have occurred through the care
lcsSncs- Of II stable boy,
Bp>foN, Oct u, 1888.
The cholera shin Stradahoc has arrived
below this lort. The Mayor and Aldermen
met this morning. and took precautions
, against the spread of the disorder
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For all the leading articles there is Il good firm
tone to the market with fair business doing.
Money continues in good demand and the market
j, quite stringent a. noticed for some weeks, the
rates for good business paper ranging from to ! ,
per cent.
ASIIES.--No change since our last report. Prices
firm, and the stock not equal to the requirements
for home consumption.
BlTTER-During the pa s., week the sales have
been larger than usual at hghc,, quotations, rs
the quality and quantity has been improving in the
Fall fresh made Bnttcr, and this is the kind mostly
sought for Family use. This grade j. yet scarce and
prices firm. Medium and the more common and
ordinary qualities sell readily. but at les, price than
some weeks since. Prr'cnt prospect Is that choice
EaricS will command high prices this FALL
CllEESE-Thc market is in much better supply,
and not readily taken at our highest quotations,
yet prices are firm.
ClIESNUTS-Arc in in good demand. 80 per
bu.hcl.
CRANBERIES-Quck sales. G2j a G,7j per Dbl.
FLol R--Sincc our last weekly report the advccs
from Europe have been in favorable for Flour, and
a decline of ~ 2jc per bb has taken place. The
receipts continue quite small, and the lower grades
are taken up the trade and exporters ON arrival.
GRAlN-The arrivals of Corn have been fair.
Sales less of southern yellow at - II Sic mixed at
- Sic and white at soc. Oats have been in
good demand at jjc per bu. for Northern. White
Beans selling at % IA 200 per bu, the latter
rate for very good. Rye is scarce.
POTATOES-The demand is about equal to the
supply but it is difficult to realise soc per bu,
Coo lbs) for Peach Blow, Pink Eye and well selected
White for shipping. Carter in good order and sizes
POTATO STARCll.-The quantity is not large
now for sale in this market with sales at ac.
Present indications favor improving rather than less
prices.
PKOVISIONS-Thcrc has been steady demand
for Pork since our last without change in prices.
WOOl.-lIeecc and pulled Wool are in moderate
demand without material cqangc in prices.
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For sale.

nAA RATED APPLE TREES. OF
'F'OVV large size Tor setting, and of tho
choicest variety of Fruit u. READ.
Winooski Falls, Sept. II, 1888. d6w4w
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stteas,tsVtiOls,

lINIE FIRM OF CURTIS 4 WALKER Is THIS
4 day dissolved by mutual consent.
Either partner is authorized to settle the business
and one or both will be in daily attendance for u
short time at their old place Of business, for that
purpose, where all whom it may concern respect
fully requested to call. W. II. CURTIS,
q. j. WALKER.
September !, 1853. d&wf
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4 PPLE. PEAR, rhUM AND CHERRY TREES,
u Grape and Gooscbcrry Vines, Cor sale by the
Subscribers Clio. i. SHAW.
sept. -. d&wlmO
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E'avsih for Sale.

'E7lE - BSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE. AT
very low terms, his Farm of about rs acres, on
the Lake shore, three miles north of this village.
GEO. i. SHAW.
September 90. d&wlmo
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Esayid esOS>' Estate.


STATE OF VERMONT, ] The Probate Court
district of Chittcndcn -. for the district aiorc-
said To all persons interested in the Estate of
David Ross. late of Shclburn, in said District, de-
ceased, GREETISG
Whereas, j. W Allen, Administrator of the
Estate of said deceased proposes q regdcr an ac-
count of his administration of said Estate, and
present his account against the same for examination
and allowance by said court, and the said Court
having assigned, for that purpose, the 9TH day of
November, \. u. 1853 at the office of the Probate
Court, in Burlington. in said district, and ordered
that you be notified by publishing the time and
place assigned aforesaid three weeks successfully
in the Burlington Free Press, II newspaper printed
mt said Burlington the last of which publications to
be previous to the day fixed for hearing
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid and
show cause if any you have why the said account
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict this lith day of October A. u. 1883
wl7w3 J. 2. ADAMS, Register,
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VERMONT Mutual FIRE INSURANCE. &C

Noticc Of assessment for 1888.
THNIE MEMBERS OF THE FREMONT MUTUAL
ID Fire Insurance Company are hereby notified that
the following assessments have been made by the
Directors all notes in force on the following days,
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Nos, 6 and 5 summer strec., Boston
PLAID GOODS ILAID GOODS

a 'IiANDLER a co. invite she attention ~ pur.
Y cha,crs h. their large and fine assortment of
al Wool Plaids, Cotton and Wool Pads, spun silk
Phids.
Il and summer street, Bosrox
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WIN. G.. DREW.

formerly with y. Allen 4 Co., is connected with the
above establishment, and assures hi, friends, he
never saw better stock of Goods than may now be
found at Barnum'S. l. W. BARNTM,
College street, 2nd door from Church.
October II, 1888. dAwtr
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Clocks and Time pieces.

w f II AVE 1G DIFFERENT KINDS OF
w Clocks and Mantle Timcpcccs of various
,tyleS and prices some very beautiful, and all
-0nt"i to run we'll HORTON Il co.
October 10. dSwtf
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BAY STATE AND WATERLOO SHAWLS.

4 NIANDLEK & %. have INV in store Bay State
\ and Waterloo LoSG AND SQUARE SuAwLs, in
the new aud desirable styles Likewise ii good as
sentiment Of Gcntlcmcn'> Travelling Shawls, to which
they invite the attention Of purchasers.
Nos. q and summer street, BoSroN.
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NOTICE.

Y rrihcr, two vcarling steers. one grey. the other
red, marked on the hips with tar The owner is
requested to prove property, pay charges and take
them away. JOSEPH :. SHAW.
Charlotte, Oct. (, 1913. wljw3*
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Notice.

FsNlIIS CERTIFIES THAT HAVE GIVEN MY
son Nathan his time during the remainder o
his minority aud that shall pay no debts of hi,
contracting, or claim any Of his earnings from thi,
date.
EZRA FRENCH.
Essex, Vt, Oct. -, 1883. wlsv3
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j | { D

At La IIarpc, Illinois. the 10Th ult., Gen.
ORyILLE SHAW, formerly of Jericho, VI, aged 81
years
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Petition for Divorce.

Emily Perkins The libel the said Emily,
-. : of lIncsburgh in tho
Norton ". Perkins. County of Chittcndcn and
State of Vermont states in substance, that on the
2jth day of Way 1915, Mt the village of Munroc-
Vile in Huron County, in the state of Ohio, she was
legally married to the said Norton w., then of the
town of Enterprise in Eric County, in Ohio that she
lived with the said Norton W. rs his wife in said
Ohio until in the month of March 1880, when, with
ost any fault on her part and against her will and
consent, the said Norton W. wiliuly deserted her,
and her family that from the time of her said
marriage hitherto she has kept and observed with
the said Norton W. all the covenants and agreements
of the said marriage contract ON her part that the
said Norton W. has not since he 50 deserted the said
Emily hitherto returned to the said Emily, rem
dcrcd her or her family any adequate support that
in June lsiO, the said Norton W, left the State of
Ohio and went into the State of Wisconsin. and
that she has not since had any certain knowledge of
his place of residence that in November $3.50, the
said Emily being in destitute circumstances, with
her family, consisting of two children, moved from
Ohio into the State of Vermont, and has resided in
said state of Vermont from that time hitherto, and
has during one full year next previous to the fourth
Tuesday in December 1888, resided in the towns of
Shclburnc and llinc.burgh, in said Chttcndcn
County and praying that the Honorable Court will
by decree of said Court grant to the said Family u
divorce from the bond OF mHtrimony now existing
between her and the said Norton W and that she
shall by the order and decree Of said Court hayc
the cn>tody and care of her two infant children.
old, and Almim Perkins, now about three years old.
Dated at Burlington the 18th day of October $50,
EMILY PERKINS.
STATE OF YER N"NT,} The foregoing libel Of
Chittcndcn County, 50. Emily Perkins OF lines
bur-h. in laid County. against Norton W. PrrNin-
formerly of Enterprise, Erie County in the state OF
Ohio, being presented to the undersigned, Milo l..
Bennett, Judge of the Supreme Court of the STATE
of Vermont, and it being made to appear to the
undersigned that the said Norton W is without this
State; it is ordered that the said Norton W. be-
SUMMONED TO appear and answer to the foregoing
libel Of the said Emily against him before the SUI
prcmc Court of said State of Vermont, at tho Session
thereof next to be holden ut Burlington, within and
for the County of Chitcndcn, the fourth Tuesday
of December A. u. 1853, by the publication of the
substance of said libel together with this order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Burlington
Free Press. newspaper printed at said Burlington
the last of which publications shall be at least sly
week, before thc fourth Tuesday in December \. d.
l~j3.
Given under my hand at Burlington in the County
of Chttcndcn, the 18th day Of October A. D. 1853
NJ. l.. BENNETT,
wl1w3 Judge of the supreme Court
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900 REV ARD.
DR.. LANGLEY s ROOT AND HERB BITTER

1t shall be lett to all the people, who shall be en-
titled to the above reward, after using one bottle
each, and they will be sure to be cured OF the Liver
Complaint, or Indigestion, Jaundice, Coughs and
Colds, CosrIvrness Piles, Weakness Headache all
complaints arising from impure blood, loss OF appe-
ujr,-n fact, all the complaints which everybody is
more or less troubled with, after thawna out IN the
Spring. Langleys BItters are the very thing for all
he ladies, and every body else should have bottle
and no mistake in that, as they always do good and
never laum, ard are very pleasant to take. Only
- and3 :! cents boule.
Sol in Burlington. by \. c. SPEAR, wholesale
and retail and 10y c. p. SANBOHN x co; and
by ouragrnts in most OF tie towns and villages in
Vermont.
E.TW Depot is % Union ST, Boston.
Ma D. VIII NGma.
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CLOCKS ! CLOCKS !

WE HAVE JUST GOT IN A LOT OF JEROME'S
w 80 hour and day Clocks, of new style and
pattern. These the most reliable of the Yankee
Clock, and have hcsitancy in warranting them
TO run well. IL. v HORTON 81 co.
June 80. d&wtf
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INDJA RrpRrR Gowns.

VNE HAVE JUST RECEIVED LOT OF
w Misses Rubber Combs, and most dura-
bic article. ii. V. HORTON & co.
june 80. d&wtf
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BURLINGTON
CARPET, w age IN o use.


$50 Church Nrcd.
~ X. NICHOLS HAS now COMPLETED HIS
n arrangements with all the principal Carpet
Manufacturers in the United States. rs well rs with
the importers for all desirable styles Of Foreign
Manufacture and now exhibit as great variety
as most of the Carpet Houses in New York and
Boston, and can sell as low, and in fact
Is now Selling Lower!
lie has ON hand 200 piece, Of nearly every Grade
and Pattern, such as beautiful
Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brussels,
English Brussels Patent Velvet,
Venetian, Three Ply,
Extra Supcrinc, Supcrinc,
Fine 4 common Ingram, Cotton and Wool,
Cotton and Hemp, Straw Mating,
Druggct, trumb Cloths,
Door Mats, Hearth Rugs.
English and American Floor oil Cloths, all
widths from 9Th, 10 yards wide
Table Oil Cloths, Window Shades and fixtures.
Curtain Musns, Damasks,
Morccns, Bed Spreads,
Blankets Table Spread, Re.
lie has also on hand m extensive and cornpIct c
GENERAL Dry GOODS.
carefully selected from both the New York and
Boston Markets. and adopted 10 the various want.
both domestic and personal, Of all portions of thc
community.
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,
in great variety, consisting Of
Niuntila Nclvct., Mcrnos,
lrucddc silks, tohurgs.
Black silk, DE laincs,
Black chm'gll ~a'in., d. do all wool,
Plaid striped. rlniuUuI Madonna,
changcahn silk, u" leg,-, Sc, Sc.
SHAW
Of every grade and variety, long and square. IA,
State, Silk, Grape, Brochr, Cashmere, Dcllinc
Thibct, &c. Also,
HOSIERY. GLOVES. ETC.
In the Wooden department may be iouod Hack blue
drah. brown and green French German and Amcri
Cloths Doe skins. Fancy CHSsimcrcs, Satinctt-
Twccds, Nc>tings and Tailor's trimmings. Also
full assortment Of Ladies' Cloths, for coalS ever,
desirable color. together with Ci,akx a,d Hutiios q
the latest styles ready made. Also large lot .
Domestic and Bay State
FLA y y ELS.
among which are Zine Flannel, for Ladies' Sack
and chlrcn> dresses, both plain and printed,
of superior quality. and in great
variety of color and pattern.
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DLAKE'S Patent Conductors Lantern.
- G. w. BAXTER g. CO.
Apri 90. d&wtt
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SCOTCW PLAID STA WIS.
4 'IlANpLER n CO. have received handsome
Y assortment of scotch Long aud square
ShaWls. # fine texture, and in new and beautiful
patterns. For sale at
Nos. and ) summer street, Boston.
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BaIl0tings for Governor.

MONTPELIER, Oct. 2G, 3 p. NJ.
The last ballot for Governor up to this
time, is as follows Fairbanks l0j, Robinson
100, Braincrd 49,
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mong which arc Tine Flnmcls Tor I.adics' Sack
and chlrcn's dresses, both plain and printed,
of superior quality. and in great
variety Of color and pattern.
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fOsToN, Oct. "a.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mr.. Bronson, Collector of New York, has
been removed. and II. J. Redield has been ap-
pointed in his place. J. r. Broadhead, Naval
officer, wee Red6ed,
John q. Cisco, Sub.treasurcr, vice John A.
Dix, resigned and John l.. O'Sullivan, Charge
to Portugal.
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leriiit ErccS.

September |, 1853.
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CONNIE RCIAE.
PROCTOR & WOODS
Price. Guvrcnt.

VI. s. PRoCron, BOSTON. VI. f. WooD.
Commission Merchants
For the sale of
HODJ AND CDENJPE pPODTTCE