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NEW yOLUGiOF GCDEY'S L'DI'> BOOK.
OF tlc Second Quarter OF a Century
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commencement OF tie second quarter OF century
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wm' ID. JARVIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Madison, Wisconsin.
{ COLLECTIONS promptly attended to- Partiey,ar
- attention paid TO such claims, as are marked
zone west Re, against persons residing IN anv
OF The W estern States Address as Above post maid
Jan. 5 - fs paul
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O'FaIlon Mills, st Luis, Missouri



This D 20 certify that have been employed in the
OFaon Mills tor the last ten months as Miller du-
ring which time have had fair opportunity Of test
ing Mr. J. g. Stands S Patent Mi lStoue Dresser l
know, by experience WITH the machine that there l.
not only economy IN time and tools, but tie STONE
may be kept IN perfect face and fine ever sham.
grinding dress put in less time and Tabor than
with hlnd picks besides it takes very little practice
to handle the machine and any one who has rvpe-
Renee enough IN milling to know what is required to
sharpen the face of stone for g.fnd;n can very n
lcara to do good JOB with the machine.
June g-ly Sf,s p u,,,,.
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IjiP3aTbNE 80 NilIL Uaefu>.


] ANING received my Letter. Patent for ma i'm
II proved method Of Dressing Mil.stoues / am
now prepared to furnish Machines to Millers and
Mil Owners.
will guaranty that any practical Miller can, at
tho first trial if he will try, dress pair of Buns in
half the tins that nc DO it with the common
hand-plck row in use; and that the work done l,y
the machine shall be better than can Le done by uU,
out OF ten Of tho best handlers of the common uirI
The machine makes 4 clean clear thread like mark
and docs not brittle up break the face Of the stone
Ii can he controlled at the VIII Of the operator in
stHutly TO maze tho most delicate lex or one with
the force Of tea pounds il required Every practical
Miller knows that stone Is only required 10 be dress
ed where the proof staff nOicatcs. This can be done,
by the machine, no matter how brittle or tender or
how close and hard the face or place On the stone
may be, the operator can face IL down or touch ag
lightly as he peascs There three very goo, rra
soIs for trying them:
FIRST With iair use, the machine will last twenty
years second IL Is complete within itself and viii
not take Eve minutes, nor cost five cents 10 trv IT,
Third. give with the machine thirty tools or Il-s-
blades, which will last any two pair Of stones 90 be
dressed twice vscs, for two ycsis and then any
good smith can replace them f.r twenty I've cents
apiece.
I have used this machine in my mill for nearly
tou' ocn nUnth - dress both She face and the Fur
-o"5 Of two pair of tour c-J Frc.rh Bars and there
ha~ been no EHud-plck used them in al that time
l know mat l make a coed yield, and / think the
reputation Of my mill will warrant me IN saying that
tu:n out a frst-Iatc article of Flour
have "a medal awarded me for the invention Of an
ing NOUS and useful machine tor Dressing Milstouc
by tho Commissioners appointed at the tirion Of
the World Fair, in the Crystal Palace AT New York
city, besides hatterng certificates from an 1 have
sold the machine to.
Having recently obtained Letters patent I am now
prepared to furnish the machines and to sell State
county and shop rights
- All order. must state the diameter Of the mill
stones and ths sire of taa collar al the nnGlc The
price Of the machine, with thirty tools is $I25
Address j. q. SiIh%DS,
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IMPORTANT TO TIE BLIND

DATIENTS may be daily seen, at Dr. Knapp's Eys
Il IndrmaTy, No. l40 Main street Buffalo \
who are obtaining their sight by having chemical VI
poFs applied externally and oaiGSiHg 40 pun what
ever. NJ
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ILLEGALITY OF SLAVERY FROM 1915 TO
1889, UNDER THE DECLARATION AND
THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION
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CONGRESS-.
CoEGREss-FIRsT SESSION

Senate, Friday, June 16, 1854.
MIR. Hanlin called for the orders Of the day.
and the Senate proceeded to take up the bills
on the private calendar.
The first bill was to renew the patent of Hi
ram Moore and John Hascall, for a harvesting
machine
Mr.. Walker addressed the Senate in earnest
opposition to the bill
Mr.. Stuart briefly replied, and Mr.. Douglas
opposed the BILL
1t was then rejeeted-yeas Is, nays %.
The Senate then proceeded to consider tie
bill to authorize the coinage of gold pieces Of
the value, respectively, Of ten eagles and five
eagles, and for other purposes and the same
was considered, and passed-yess 90, nays 10.
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The great fire occurred the ather night at
Worcester and not at Boston as our des.
patches stated
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j. V. RandalI'S Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court for
DISTRICT orcnrrrrVnrS, IS. the District Of Chit.
Whueh l." all persons interested in the estate of ]
ceased, Gnyr-,s,
W ihkEAS I. T.. Wales, Executor Of the last
WI and Testament Of said deceased ha, made sp-
plcation TO this Court to extend the time limited
Tor the payment Of the debts Of sail deceased ono
year from tn j tn day Of September, 4. b. 1851
ana sad Court having assigned the 9Th dav of Sem
trmner' y. ID. 1884, at the Probate Office in said
burlington, for hearing and deciding ON said appi.
cation, and ordered that all persons interested be
notified thereof by publishing this order three week.
successiyely in the Burlington Free Press, ncv.pa
per printed at said Burlington, prcviou. to the day
fixed for hearing.
therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
iore SAID Court at the time and place aforesaid and
snow cause II any you have why said time should
not be extended
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said dis,
trict, this 18th day of August, A. D., 1854
W. II. FRENCH, bulge.
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v'yy I
"a SSins DOuglass' Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, I The Honorable the Pro.
DISTRICT OF cultTENpES, bate Court for the
District Of Chitenden. To all person.. concerned in
the Estate of Cs.,ius Douglas late of ESSEX in said
i W,It,i, ue,' a1td' GREETING
WHEREAS II. A. and 5. s. Douglass, Admins
traitors OF the Estate of said deceased propose 10
render an account Of their administration of ,,id
Estate and present their account against tho same
Tor examination and allowance. And where.. said
administrators have also filed in said Court their an
pllcAtlon IN writing praying said Court to extend
the time limited for the payment of the debt.ay.n,t
sand estate for one year from the 3Oth day OF Julv
A. u. 1854 And the said Court having assignee
Tor that purpose the 18th day of September, A d.
l'1, at the office Of the Probate Court in I'rling-
ton IN sad District and ordered that yoa be noti
hcd oy pdbll'hingt the time and place assigned as
AFORESAID, three weeks successfully in the Burling.
ton RE, Press, newspaper vrinted at said Burling-
ton, previous to the day sos for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at tie time and place Aforesaid and
show cause if any you have, why the said account
should be allowed, and why said time should not
he extended.
Given under my hand q: Burlington, In said Dis.
trict, the 18th day of July, A. u. 1884.
W. II. FRENCH, Judr,
uov3
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Richard; -. Wo,I,, ESTATE

wv 7" INC NmoficNh IIUleI, Burlington, It.
Aug &c, 1884. yqw
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STATE OF VERMONT, I The Probate Court
DISTRICT or cuuTESDES, IS. for the District afore-
said 10 all persons Interested in the Estate Of seth
Carey, late Of Colchester in said District deceased
GREIIIsG:
WHEREAS, Hrlm Sabiu, Administrator OF the
Estate Of said deceased proposes 10 render an
count of his admiaiSta OF said Estate, aud pre-
seut he account against the same for examination
aud allowance by said court. and the said Court hAv
ing assigned for that purpose the 10th day of ecp-
tember, \. D., lisa, az tho ofhco Of the Probate
Court in Burlington, in sad District, and ordered
that You be notified by publishing the time and
place signed ioresaid, three weeks successfully
in the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed
At laid Burlington, the last of which publications
To- be previous to the day fixed for hearing.
Th'rofos', you are hereby notified to appear he
show cause if any you have, why the said account
should not he allowed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08

Tins Western w. Journal (CaStlcton)
has ceased to exist doubtless cxtinruished
by the high price Of paper and labor. The
Rutland Hcrah assumes its subscription list
--RrrLAsp County Agricultural Society
holds it's eighth annual exhibition at Rutland
on the 9th and 2Sth Ha;. Addresses arc
expected from Hon. Geo. r. Marsh and lion
James Mcacham.
Az lRIsnnAN belonging IN Rutland was
was killed instantaneously on Saturday week,
hy beng run over ON the Railroad between
hiddlcbury and Salisbury. lie fell lrcm the
rlatiorm-was supposed to be intoxicated at
the time. lie left wife and five children.
The 'crgennes paper says that several gal
Ions of Liquor, which he had Just procured,
were used at his wake
Nv fUSDAr morning last, n new and
nearly finished dwelling house in the north
part OF Montpelier, belonging 10 Mr.. John
Cookson, wns discovered to be on fire and WAS
burned to the ground in n very few minutes
Loss some 500. Insured in the Vermont
Mutual for $500.
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Wilton u. Wick s;.tatc.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons con.
plsrRIcr OF oHIrrEspEs, Sc. cerned in the Estate
Of Milton ID. Nickwise, late Of Colchester, in said
District, deceased, GREEIIsG:
AtA Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District If Chttcudsn, the Goth day
Of August, A, D., 1854 an Instrument, purporting
to BIO the last win and Testament Of Milton D.
Wiokwisv, late Of colehester, in suii District, de-
ccased, vac presented 10 the Court aforesaid, for
Probate, by sarah A. ick~isc, the ENocutrx thore.
In named And il is ordered by said Court that
the 18th day Of September A, D., 1854, at the Of
nee Of the Probate Court, in said Burlington he as
signed for proving said Instrument; aud that no
tee thereof he given To- all persons concerned, by
publishing this order three weeks succcssivcly in
the Darlington Free Press, newspaper printed at
said Burlington, prcriou. to the time appointed,
ThT,f'rs, you are hereby notified u appear he
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid, aud
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Vermont Italian Marble.
III ARK 4 hOAEE

PROPRIETORN, MANCHESTER VT.
A EXTENSIVE MILL AND FIXTURES,
N have recently been erected, aud the proprietors
arc now prepared to furnish any description Of Mar
BILE, in any quantity or style desired.
They are saished that their facilities will enable
them to furnish Marble Of superior quality, for
buif'ng PurPose', and for Monuments especially, on
as favorable terms as the poorer quatie- of other
ouarrics eau be obtained and on account of the
very excellent quality OF this Marble, they have
every reason to believe that great demand will be
secured for the same.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08
Pennsylvania Politics.

The Native Americans of PENNSYLVANIA have
Withdrawn their candidate for Governor in ia
'or of Dir. Pollock. the Wing candidate.
Yellow Fever.
SAVANNAH Aug. 90.
Ihe lnicrmcn's from yellow fever to-day
were Z. Tie in'ermenls for the week 92-6O
OF which were from yellow fever Among the
dead is WIN. w. Bowen, Esq.
The deaths from yellow fever in Charleston
Tor the week were 20. The disease oppears
to be nbatinp.
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News of the Week
ny Tele raph to the Free Press,
Interesting from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF the STEAMSHIPS
EUROPA AND VA SHINGTON.
b o M A r SUN AIKEN

An'fr'ons Entering the Princpdl,tio.
QUEEN vICTORIA's SPEECH.
Steamer Europa arrived at Halifax at 2P,
N. yesterday.
The French had captured the fortress f
Bomarsnnd in the Baltic, taking 1000 Rus
slams prisoners. The French lost $50 killed.
The Austrians are entering the principali-
ties.
The London Daily Nrc, contains a re-
markable letter from special correspondent,
stating that the British troops at Monastii
near Devna are decimsted by malignant
cholera, totally destitute of medicine, in want
of food and disconnected and almost disor-
ganixed, The Times correspondent partly
confirms the fact The attack on Sebastorol
is delayed by cholera.
Spain is rather uneasy. The new govern.
mont is organizing but the Juntas of Malaga
AID Serbia refuse to recognize it. Franc,
an England will enersetically protest against
an violence to the roval family From Asia
Wa have accounts of the defeat of the Ru =
sians by Schamyl and Of the defeat Of tn,
Turks by the Russians.
The English Parliament has been prorogued
BY the Queen. There are rumors OF plot.
against Napoleon melted by Russian gold
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08

NARnow ESCAPE. Old Mr.. Puddle fell
down in puddle, just AS runaway horse and
shay came sIHshlng and splashing and tear
ing that way. In helpless plight, he roared
with fright the horse came qulck-nll gaop
and kick--when the old man raised his crea,
oak stick. J he horse then SHE'D little aside.
for sticks were no friends to his well fed hide.
Within foot Of Fuddlc's toes within an inch
OF his ruby n"sc, the wheel came whizzing
and on II goes. Up rises Puddle from out Of
the puddle, and stands on the road with a stag
gering stride; then wheeling away from the
scene of the fray. he fou'ishcd his stick with
a hero pride.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08
Fearful Ravngcs of Cholera.

Accounts from the Barbadocs state that
the Cholera was suhsidng but had carried off
lS,ooO victims. The number of deaths among
tho military was 1862. The reported ex-
istencc of Cholera at Grenada is fully con-
hrmed. P to Aug. 4th the deaths amounted
to 3ooo' nearly tenth of the population and
TINS within period Of II days. At the latest
dates the epidemic was on the decrease.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08
N Office.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICA
l TON will be made to the General Assembly
Of the State Of Vermont at the session thereof next
to be holden At Montpelier on tho second Thursday
OF October, A. D., 1881, Tor an act to divide the
present town OF burlington, in the County Of Chit
tenden, in Two parts, by line commencing at some
point on Lake Champlain, South Of Burlington B,y
and terminating at some point on Onion River, East
Of the Lower Falls Of said River snd to create two
Towns Of the same the Southerly pnrt n bc ..Ii.5
south Burlington, and the remaining part to be
called Burlington.
Aug. ~. 1885, uswq
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08
Notice.,

LAYING BOUGHT THE STOCK OF CLOTHING
formerly belonging to SLOMAN 4 TURF, the
business will be carried on hereafter under the name
OF Is. Iukh, who will continue to keep large and
imhionaoe stock of Ready made Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods, which will be sold at the lowest
oash prices Purchasers would do well to call at
this establishment before purchasing elsewhere, a,
am determined TO sell 20 per ehsnper than any
other Clothing House in this State
e Remember, No. 2 BANK BLOCK betvcor
Commre'nf and Farme'8. Mechanics Bank,
B. TURK.
Burlington, Aug. 81, 1854. dtwtf
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Mrs. Sally Martins Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, Ata Probate Court
DISTRICT or GRAND ISLE, SIS holden at South Hero,
within and for said District on the l4th day Of Au
gust A. D. 1854. Present, the Hon. Elijah Haynes
Juds,.
An instrument purporting to be the last Will and
Testament of Mr. Sally Martin, late Of said South
Hero, deceased being presented to the Court here
by Ahner Il. Landon, the Executor therein named,
Tor Probate II is ordered by raid Cour, that ali
persons concerned therein, be notified to ,nnc,r Al
session of said Court to be no den at nv dwelling
House in North Hero, in said District on the 9Th day
of september next, and show cause any the have
against the probate Of said will, for which purpose
u i'intther ordered that copy Of the record of
this order be published in the burlington Ere, P,,,,
printed at Burlington. in the County Of Chittenden
three weeks succe'sively, as soon a. may be- before
The mid 10th day Of September next
true copy uf Record,
tAttcst.l
ELIJAH HAYNES, Lds,.
gM1
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Polytechnic College,

wgw3
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new GOODS New Goods ! /!
III nv ~ hstF SrEEET.

i'lloLS B0YNTON ARE NOW OPENING
Writ FAIL GOODS, having been in market
'nc last two weeks making selections and in consc-
g"ehrr "i the great falling Of in prices we have
"ou8ht very largely, and now offer them at greatly
REDNCED PRICESttt
II would he needless tonttcmpt to enunerate. suf
nee II TO say VIC have every variety Of
Dress Goods
including beautiful Black and Fancy SILKS, at IS
% and o2t cents per yard and upwards and Mi
inc other varieties of Dress Goods to be found in
market ~ "
WOODEN Goods
ofcvery kind Mt very low prices.
W tie Goods,
h'rt"s' hmbroidoiet, fioues and Ho,ery .Shawis
Ctonks and Manhiqs.
called for. "9''
mouse Furnish ing Goods.
IN TINS branch Of our trade VIZ have taken cspc-
c"i pains to make our stock complete for the raror
chamber and kitchen, such ms window curtains
shades and fixtures, bedding, table linen, &c, &c.
Groceries,
full supply at low prices
burlington, Sept 1854 d1wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08

tT SEVERAL villages in Essex county, N.
Y, have been threatened with destruction from
fires in the woods, aud several wagons sent
out by the Peru Iron Company with loads of
men to fight fire, were cnnght by the flames and
burned, together with the mules which drew
them, the men barely escaped with their lives
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08
Weeks & Ridcout's United States
IndC,llhlc Mri1inn Inl.

THIS INK 1T l. RELIEVED HAS BEEN
found an article whose need has been long fclt
by all, namely, fine, clear, black, and flowing
writing mud and while its proprietor deem it free
roman, any leiect' they confidently proclaim the fol
lowing as its emphatic and undcniable merit. II
VIII not IN the least degree corrode steel pens il
wi not mould IN inkstand bottle it will no, runn
~ inc ihhStahd OF crust upon the pen, flows free
ly. The pen that has any ink upon it never fail.
to make mark 1t is perfectly indcllible, no acid
can oblterate it. 1t has decided color when put
on and neither time nor chemical agents car change
IT, :. b. NICHOLS,
Sole Agen, for Burlington and Vicinity, No. Peck,.
Block.
Aug. 81. d,ftv3m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08
X e n s e laer Polytec hnic
InStituta.

DEslG ED FOR THE EDUCATION OF ARCH
lTECIS and CIVIL ENGINEERS, -including
hallway, Hydraulic, Typographical, and Mimi, En-
gineers. 1''
For copies of the ASSrAL R,G1srgp. yivi,, ct
information respecting the Institute, apply to
b. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Aug. q, 1854. dpmkwiv
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Hinasburgh Academ nv,

IWEFALL TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL.
commence on Monday, Sept llth, under the
TUITION at the usual rates.
BOARD can be obtained from 81 IS to 81 90 per
week.
7. W. BALDWIN,
A. A. FORBES,
lIinesburgh, Sept. 4, 1854. wlOwl
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY, Sept. 7, 1884.
At market 1850 Beef Cattle 1850 Stores. aud 5sOo
Sheep, and $50 swine. Several lots Of Beef Carl,
and stores unsod
Prices-Beef Cnttle-we quote Last week . price,
VIZ ;-E1tr. ~ as as so; hrst quality 81 so = IS
second do Sc 5Oa7 third S. as.
Working O1en-Ssles at $50, 81. 100. los. ia
l2s, and $l55.
Cows and Calves-A large number at market :
sales at SEA, IS, 80. 81, IS. IS, . $50
o,ores,on account Of the drought purchases arc
made with good deal Of caution /; we omit sales
sheep-sale' atsl So, IL, 2+2, 2 ca, ass, ) as,
3,75 and 4 so. ~
swine-Dull sales Of small lots At she small
selected lots and 4ic ; old Hogs 4 and u at re-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-08
Summer Ilnfs

FASHIONABLE DRAB BEAVER AND OTTER
Hats. great variety of Men aud Boys stof
Hats, Of different styles and colors. good assert
ment of Straw Goods, and good supply of Panama
Hats Also, Fresh Lot Of Ladies' Bloomers For
sale by EDMONDS.
n Next door to Lymnn's, on College Street.
May 80. dartf
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or THE
STATE OF NNSYLVANIA
PINN SQUARE, Philadclphia Pa
fH'llIS COLLEGE, ORGANIZED on THE PLAN
Of the Industrial Colleges Of Continental
Eunp". is i.ucd e. afford thorough professional
education t" students intending for
fDgin, c in =. Mining. Agricultural md
inc mecn"Hicni ana Chcmicai Arts
=, The next Semi annual Session will commence on
Monday September llth. 1854.
FacU lty.
Mathematics and Civil Fngir-' -, So. ,'rIIm
II. Peabody.
Mc,Nllurgy and Industrial, Analytical and Agri-
cultural Chemistry, Prof. Alfred l.. Kennedy, NJ. u.
Mining, Engineering, Geology and Mincralogy,
Prof. ". II. b. Thomas, A, NJ.
Mechanical Philosophy and the Principles of
Mach merry, Professors Peabody and Kennedy.
Terms fer Each DEPARTMENT Per Session SIS
Mechanical, Architectural and Typographical
Drawing, Prof, John Kern, $500,
French and spanish, Prof d. Amaril.
German, Prof. b. II. Entrup.
The analytical laboratory for practical Chemistry
|, oper daily.
An Academical department under the charge Of J.
and le's proficient students may enter and be rapidly
prepared for tho College Courses.
Additional information as to terms, courses Of
study boarding, &c, may be obtained by addressing
Or, Alfrod l., Kennedy, Polytechnic College,
Philadell hia.
MATTHEW NFWKIRK,
President If the Board Of Trustees.
JoHS MCISrIRf, Secretary.
Aug. a. 1854. wsv3