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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-24
Some thing New ,

VNllL Vermont Directory and Commercial Alma.
nae, tor 1855, with AN Appendix, by W. ".
AtSater-pricc, paper covers. T.! cts. cloth 20 C..
CLOTH gilt edgc, with map of Ntatp, IS c. fur sale
by the hundred dozen Jingle, at the lowest rat.
:. h. NICHOLS.
Oct. Il. w3wGdtf
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Needless.

OOp NEEDLES A FINE LOT or HAIR
y" Brushes Dressing and She'll Combs Ra-
torsf hmNn-, Hcissor- rc"wt' Maccassar oil g.
Alarm ClocA- silver Nrrhin Ring, Tcr Sot., &c..
received by d. H. BPINSMAIp.
Successor to Brn'mad a brothers, Church .trc,t
Sept, %. dANtf
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Horse.Rakes.
N0LSING WIRE-TOOTH
july u, lsnt

SoULE'S PATENT REVOLVING WIRE-ToOTh
- Horse RAKE, manufactured at Ncstford, VI
For sale a. tho agricultural Store. burlington, ly
j. ). PIERCE.
july IL, 49,. ddrtf
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Genie Si)k El,t,,ta

ENTLEMEN, Nor Will FIND ArlanA>'>
~ mice lot Of silk Shirt, Tor suiuiayr H,lr, i4,l
the thing for thi- climate. Also, good assortment
OF Hosiery, Gloves, Ac. Gail at the Corner store.
June 20. dtWtr
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Rooms In the tiiy of New York.

- ENTLEMTN VISITING The CITY OF NEW
~ YORK, cau nnd pleasant accom- SodaJioI., al
No. Is, Wcst Tenth street. TIE locality is Ncrv
airy ami healthy aud Convenient strangers. bciu;
near to the 9TH Avenue RUilroad and several lin..
Of Stages and the ROOMS will be found more
pleasant than at any hotel
June "a 1854. d&Wti
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Es. q. BlAVs~ g. CO.,

Manufactures If aud wholesale Dealers ~
r E A D Y MA D E CT OTHIN &,
Importers and Jobbcrs of Cloths cassimcres, Vests
ings and Trimmings large assortment of fine
and medium, low priced Clothing, constantly on
hand and for sale the most liberal terms. MGR
chants are invited to call and examine stock.
Nos 3 amt / EtcioNge, ABdHy.
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Are You Sick /.

rnrn you can't be cured too soon. Don't delay
until your complaint is incurable, and then mourn
when it is too late -Four itths of all the diseases
which people the church yards, ght he cured by
ANer'- Cathartc Pills, if taken in Don't GO
dragging through the Spring, faint, sleepy and lsi
less, bocauie your blood is loaded with bile. Don't
wear the headache, heartburn, and their hiLdycd
disorders, because your stOmpch i foul. Don I
parade yourself around the world, covered with PIN
piles, Hptches, Ulcers, sores, and all any of the
uuccan diseases vi the skin, because your system
want, cleansing. Don't show yourself about lean,
huggard, all caycd in, because your stomach aud
bowel need rensthening into healthy action
Aver Pill, set these thing right surely wa
ter queucheS fire, Ihcy purity the body anu blood,
and restore their functions into healthy activity
which you can feel a, puick they taken. They
the great medical wonder OF tiis age, reeug-
uilrl by all who know their virtues, and many thou
sand, know them. Take the Chrry P,c'oral tor a
Cough, aud the PHs for all arrangement, requiring
Il purgatiye mcHicinc.
Prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER, Practical and Ana
lytieal Chemist, Mass, and sold by
I. A. PECK, A. c. SPEAR, GEO ". ALLEN
Burlington; SIMONDs NREDHAM. shcl.
burne; NJ. HALL, Hincsbu 4. ALEXANDER,
Charlotte ;. i. SIMoNDS a CO., Wilistoni II
H. HODGES, Richmond JONATHAN MERRILL
Niuooski.
August WIN
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THROUGH TICKETS

To OgdensbuTgh, Oswego. Rochester, lewiston,
Hamilton, Toronto, Niagara talls, Bu'ialo, Mem
roe, Toledo, Chicago, Racine, kenoshe, t!,wHUhi,.
Shcb"ygau, Cleveland Columbus, Ciucinna:i, ana
all principal " estcrn Cite.
Aso, Tickets to all the above rcp,i"1ri piaccs,
via Troy, Albany SarSt, ga, ami >yhnco s,nAcc-
ting at Buffalo with the Mithi, "a aeuthera aud
Lake shore Railroads.
Meals aud Births Included on Lake Ouitrio aud
Lake Erie 10 Cleveland.
TICKETS can be had at the hichse. A~aae..,
and Lake Shore Raiyosd O6ics, No. ! WHEELER'A
BLOCK, next door to the American Hotel.
II. o. GREENE, Agent,
Burlington, Asg, I, 1854 do
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American steam y Gas Pipe Works,
VIM. G. Pike & Co.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in VALVE COCKS. and
everything connected With STEAM, Gas
and WATER.
No 30 Charlestoi1r Street, Uavmaykct SQUARE
Garner Of StiHnan Street, Boston.
W, G. 7. d co. personally attend to fitting all
kinds Of public aud private buildings with pipes and
hHtures for heating with steam and Lighting with
gas. All orders promptly executed.
TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES. ELIAS
TIC STOCKINGS g. KNEE-CAPS,
Spinal and Abdominal Supporters, Club Foot. Bow
Leg, ,nd instrumens for every other Liud
Of deformity in oAliren and Rdults,
also, Spring Crutshes, Artihcd
iSgs, Hands and Arms ~
hc OH &ond Of j. MILLER s CO..
u 4 Bromiieli Street, up stairs,) Boston
- Ladies axe waited on by
Mrs. Miller.
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More than Ten Thousand Piece. now ou hand, and
all pieces Of Music received soon puhll-
ed. Glce Books aud Church Music Boob, a. every
description.
Ma. RUST will SOIL an articles Jew as those of
the quality be Obtained Ina my city, and
liberal discount made 9, Teachers and dose who buy
to sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he ha. thu, iur
received, ne VIII spare NO effort To- keep complete
assortment Of all articles usually kept u Music
Srrc, and by constant personal attention TO hi hu
siuoss, hopes 10 sec in hi, now and tuumiious-
store, All Of biz oLn, AVID uuuy Nlw customers.
BuIlmrt-m, July u. 1913. N3Mlf
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DRY GOODS.
gsry Goods nj Syho,rsalc.

The undersigned now receiving direct from
Europe, large importatons Of Dry Goods embrace
ing many new aud beautiful styles. Also, very
general and desirable stock Of American Goods all
of which they prepared to offer to the trade on
tho most favorable terms. Particular attention
given to Cloths, Cassimercs, Vestings and Tailoring
Goods generally. An examination of our Stock by
Merchants and Merchant Taylors is solicited.
a. Nj. d w. " STRONG,
Importers and JobJus, B,oadroy, Aibanv
A NJ Strong VIM n Strong. T. J Strong.
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STONE WARE.

NICHOLS 4 BOYNT0N HAVING PURCHASED
of Ballard 4 Brothers, the Stone Ware Manu-
factory, ready to furnish merchants and
others at short notice, every description of Stone
Ware NICHOLS BOYNT0N.
Burlington, July ], 1854. ddwtt
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Notice..

HAVING BOUGHT THE STOCK OF CLOTHING
L L formerly belonging to sLOMAN 4 TURK, the
business will be carried on hereafter under the
Of b. TURK, who will continue to keep large and
fashionable stock of Ready made Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods, which will be sold at the lowest
cash prices. Purchasers would do we'll to call az
this establishment before purchasing elsewhere, as
am determined TO sell 20 per ehenpsr than any
other Clothing House in this State.
81 Remember, No. 2 BANK BLOCK, betwee
Commercial and Farmsr, g. Mechanics Banks.
b. TURK.
Burlington, Aug. 81, 1854. d3wtt
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E'sssEsDsie8!ssgG..
I AIDES YOU Will FIND AT LYMAN'S
~ larger assortment of goods in this line than
usual, consistingOf
Cambria Collars, Cambria Sleeves
Muslin do Muslin do
Lace do Lace do
Honiton do Thread do
Under hdkfs., Muslin and Cambria Bands, Edgings
and lnsortings, Dimity Bands, Embroidered
skirts, illusion, bobinet and black silk
Laces, Embroidered Hdkfs., Vcils
Stamped Collars, Working
Cotton, etc, etc
W ii TIE q o D DIS.
Jae and Sars. Cambrcs, Bishops Lawn,
Swiss null Muslins Plaid Cambrics
Book do Figured do
sacaria do White Dimitv,
White colored Tarltaus, Curtain Musiin,
Linens.
lo-4 Linen Sheetiugs, Linen Napkins,
9-5 Pillow Linen, do Table Coveu
l0-4 Table Damssks, do colored do do.
Huckabuck, Crash, Scotch and Russia Diaper. Nap
kins, etc, etc.
hosiery AND GLOVES.
Ladies and Gents. Li.lc Gloves,
do do silk and Lisle Gloves,
do do Co!ored and White Silk do.
Missos Gloves
White and Coored Kid do
do do Cotton Hose,
Merino do,
Cashmere do,
Gents. silk, Colored and White do,
Boys do
Burlington, April %, 1854. d6wtf
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J A r z d HOL t,
LEATHER AND FINDING STORE.

- HDdspH Street, AHo,V.
Constantly on hond oof oad h,,qL,,k safe
Leather, French ami Amci7coa Coit Sims.
Innings, BINDINGS, N,rocco, Lqsis. oad
Boot TicS Shoe Mokery' Tools oad Fl.J-
Ngy ~ al k,Hds, irhoieSqlc anil re,aT.
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II A M s ,

4 QUANTITY OF HAMS, SMALL SIZE, DESI-
"A nABLE for boiling Hotel keepers and retailer,
will be supplied reasonable terms at
July Is. dAwf A. 5. DEWEY.
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TO RENT.

vUNHE STORE ON COLLEGE STREET, UNDEl
the Free Press Office. Tor terms. apply at th
Office.
Sept. g. ddwtf
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Ayers Cathartic Pills!

PILLS THAT ARE PILLs!!
Prof. HAYES, State Chemist, Of Massachusetts,
say, they the best of all Pills. and annexed
the men who certify that DR.. Hayes knows, viz -
LEMUEL SHAW, Chief Justice Supreme Court of
Mass.
EMORY wASHBURN, Governor Of Mass.
W. C, PLUNKETT, Lieut.. Gov. of Mass.
EDWARD EVERETT, Ex-Sec. of State and scna-
tor al L. ;.
ROBERT C. WINTHROP, Ex-speaker House of
Representatives U. 5. A.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister Plenipot. TO ct.
Britain.
JOHN b. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop of
Boston.
MEN THAT ARE MEN,,
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with
tJni,hing rupidity, We may mention
Costiyeness, Bilious complaints, Rheumatism,
Dropsv, Heartburn, Headache, arising from a faul
stomach Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid inaction Of
the bowels and pain arising thercirom, flatulcncy,
loss of appetite all Clccrous and cutaneOus diseases
when require cvacuant Medicine, ScToiuH, or
Kings Evil. They also by purifying the blood and
stimulating the system, cure many complaints which
It would not be supposed they could reach uch as
Deaiucss, partial blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous
rTtability, arrangements Of the Liver and Kid
ncys. Gout, and other kindred complaints, arising
Il iur strtc vf the body, ub-truvti1n' ofits
functions. They the best Purgative Medicine
discovered, and you will but need 10 them
once To know it.
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Northern Rail Road, n. Y
STEAM AND RAILROAD

EXPR ESS ROU Il f..
LNREIGHTo TO ALL CANADA AND AMEHI-
u CAN Ports on Lake Ontario Lake Erie and Lake
Michigan. r. J. CUMMING, Agent.
Office, l67 Broadway, Ncw-York.
July u. d6wtf
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
George a. SEOGsyevtOn Il 90.

Manufacturers dad Wholesale Dealers IN
Boots and Shoes also, Agents for Goodyear. India
Rubbcr,, and ]. Patrid.e's Boots.
$50 art @jS B-oadw1y, 1ibauy, y. T.
G. \. Muolycrton, t Dunn ! C. r. W,tI,,rt,r
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- - -.

AMERICA AND CANADA,
For Burtsrgto Boston, Whitehall, SorG-
togc, Troy, Abony and Ne,G York.
Also
ia freight train with passenger car attached will
leave CaUghnawaga at ~ so a. ms connecting with
the Noon trains to and from ogdunsburyh.
RETURNING,
Leave Plattsburgh for MOuers Junction and
Montreal, arrival of the boats at 80 a. IN and
80 p. m, connecting with the Ogdensbursh trains.
ALSO
An accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh at
IL " IN. on arrival of the FRANCIS SALTUS from
Burlington, connecting with the trains to and from
Ogdcnsburgh.
RETURNING,
Leave Mooers Junction at p. IN in time for tho
boat for Burlington.
Ii. ". NELSON, Supt.
October a. 1898. ddwtf
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4 'V'4 -'N'N"N'" '''HN'' q" Any taAlC u -4N ''ss'
u. STATES NAIL LINE!

NEW YORK, CoG. Il. b. Caoasapa
BAY STATE, CAPT. J. n. L,dyard.
Two Trains leave burlington Daily for osdens-
burgh aud intermediate stations, connecting with
the large aud commodious steamers on Lake OntA-
rio, for Buffalo, and with the steamer tor Monroe
aud Toledo, aud with Lake Shore aud Michigan
southern Railroad Tor Chicago, Milwaukee, and all
ports on Lake Michigan.
This route is uuequaled Tor ease and comfort bv
any other, as there is no night travel on tue Cars
Arriving in Chicago A. hour, sooueI than auy otter
Steamboat route, aud hours quicker t.au any 9TH
or Railroad line. Persons have their freight
shipped and the Couipany's receipt given Tor the
same.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-24

Dress Trimmings.
A GREAT VARIETY Just RECEIVED AT
"a June2i, dawtf LYMANS
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Sugars. Molasscs, etc.

NUH uTN, NIUTUSSCS, tTC.
IN IIHDS. BROWN SUGAR.
~ 100 bbls. Refined do, crushed, powdered and
coffee 30 bbls and - hhds. Syrup aud Moasses,
HERRICK 4 MILES.
Nov. rs. dIwtt
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-25

OUTRAGEOUS AFFAIR AT CHARLEsTowN-
ROBBERY AND ARsoN.-A most outrageous af
fair occurred at Charlestown on Saturday even
ing. The facts Of the case are these: Just as
Mr.. Samuel 0. Pollard, proprietor of the curry
ing establishment on Maine street, near the
Neck, had extinguished the lights in the fac.
tory, about o'clock, and while in room on
the second floor, two men entered below, and
inquired, in a loud tone, if the "boss" was up
stairs. Mr.. Pollard replied that he was, and
at the same time desired to know their busi-
ness.
They then further inquired if he wanted to
hire any help. During this conversation the
two men had reached the room where Mr.. Pol
lard stood. They no sooner got near him, than
they seized his person with great violence,
bound his hands and feet, threw him down, and
put plaster over his face, thickly covered with
tar. They then robbed him of upwards Of six
hundred dollars. Immediately on obtaining
the money, they collected a considerable auan.
tity OF combustible materials, and fred the
building. On leaving it they locked the door
upon the outside, taking the kew.
Fortunately the flames within attracted some
OF the neighbors, who rushed to the building.
where they found Mr.. Pollard in most perilous
condition. The alarm of fire was speedilv
given, and the flames were extinguished by the
fire department.
1t is supposed the parties who committed
this atrocious act we're conversant with the
premises, and also with Mr.. Pollard's business.
de had received $500 from a Lynnfeld gentle
man during the afternoon.
The affair produced no little excitement in
Charlestown, and the utmost vigilance is being
used to ferret out the perpetrators. The wallet
which contained the money was found yester-
day morning on the banks of the canal.
Boston Journal, 22d inst.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-25

vision inserted in the bill by the vote Of the
senator from Tennessee. He referred 10 various
circumstances which occurred among the whig
senator's and the friends of the bill during the time
il was before the Senate and held that, up 10 the
last moment the senator had acted with its friends,
and was responsible for all its provisions.
Mr.. BELL commenced reply, and, after speak
ing nearly an hour, yielding 10 frequent responses
10 questions put by him, he consented TO a motion
TO adjourn.
And the Senate, at o'clock, adjourned.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-25
T,HoMPsoN & GARNER, Merchant Tai

il lors, Morft's building, Al street, near Penn
syivania avenue, would most respectfully inform
their friends the public in general, and the old pa
irons Of Joseph r. Thompson, in particular, that
they have received their Spring Supply Of Goods,
(which TO be admired needs but to be seen y
and which they will make to order, in style and
fit TO please the tastes of the most fastidious, of
all ages.
Favor us with call. Our motto il. g We audy
10 please Mar 25--iftf
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-25

EANs.--AA assortment Of handsome Fans
w. @. ZANTZINGER,
Stationers' Hall, adjoining Irving Hotel.
May 2l--3tif
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NEW YORK ELECTIOy.

1t not yet absolutely certain who is elected
Governor of New York. The Times states
that official returns from all the counties, ex-
cept New York, have been thoroughly sihed,
and, giving the outside figures for Seymour in
the city, taken from the poll books returned to
the Board of Canvasses, the result elects Clark
by t,co hundred and sizty-eigkt rotes. The
Herald states that " the chances are decidedly
in favor of Clark" The Tribune puts CLARK
tsro hundred and tpenty rotes ahead of Sey
mour, and thinks he is elected
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PIANOS, Great bargain, =

~ The subscriber has just received two more OF
those very handsome Rosewood Pianos, iron
frames, seven octaves, which, for richness OF tone
and finish, will compare most favorably with any
other instruments for sale in this District. Those
heretofore sold by the subscriber have given per-
feet satisfaction, and the manufacturer intends 10
put them at such a low price as TO place them
within the reach of every family Of moderate
means. INA te ~ fre
Persons wishing TO purchase a superior and
really reliable Piano Of warranted durability are
most critical examination. They will be disposed
Of on accommodating terms, either for cash or
approved notes, and in every instance guaranty
will be given. ss $3.50.
As there is a growing demand for this particu-
lar manufacture, the subscriber has made arrange
ments tor constant supply.
Great bargains may Re expected.
w. G. ZANTZINGER.,
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NEW BOOKS at Taylor & Maury's.-
IN Noctes Ambrosiana, vols, by the late John
Wilson.
The Youth of Jefferson. NsN
Letters OF Rachel Lady Russell. ,r
Brougham's Lives OF Eminent Statesmen, 2 vols
Owen on the Skeleton and Teeth
Bushnan's Principles of Animal and Vegetable
Physiology.
Famous Persons and Places, by N. p. Willis.
Carpenters Principles Of Comparative Physi-
ology, new edition.
Lives ofthe Chief justices Of the United States,
by @. Van Santgourd.
Fifty Years in both Hemispheres, by Vincent
Nolte, further supply)
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widespread dissatisfaction, but France never
is unmirdful Of men of merit, who were born
within her limits.
Mr.. Soule constitutes bond of union and
OF sympathy between the two nations. Do
your duty, we will do ours--depend- upon il the
order will be revoked, and Louis Napoleon
Inundated, if you be firm and decided.
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