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JOIN all.' r short extract from thd Louisville
Courier. Il says - '.sss' 8, s4s
lssysfsyye PASSED. Yesterday. llhh rouh1 the
forms ii 'an election. Al provided by,
statute. tina polls were opened, andtl1e
privilege granted q such a. were 4 RICH,
udon the goose, with fey exceptions q
to exercise their elective franchise n,
Never, perhaps, was greater farce, 0r,
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Hundreds and thousands we're deter
red from voting " direct acts q Intlml-
dation,s and 2 multitude from the lack Of
proper facilities. The city. indeed, was,
during the day, II possession o. an armed
mob, the base passions Of which were
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OREGON AND MINNESOTA.

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commented y Abe sdm MN O. Gen.
'sr. IS slY Ay.aips .3s,ss
thev nnnased ,tbe aboIt;onists And stheir
suicidal policy 81 tlie restoration of the
Missouri Compromise; they opposed
po'iticai religion. sss
inc above paragraph VIII seem SIN
guar 70 ne people 81 Mlnneso'a wn ''''
they remember snat tn n1ea Convention .n Z
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anu whose action tne argus sustains'
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|Par'icular e those tney eAIolIne oemoc-
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hideous front and hold them up in their
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had weighed him ia the balance and
found him greatly waiting in fealty "a
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For Ds'socra;e Delegate d u Co,sgTsss /,
=, DAY Id. Oil SEE
REsJEC TED RESOLUTION IN
THE RICE CONVENTION HELD
AT ST PAUL, JULY IS, 1861!

Resolred, That this Convention does
cordially endorse thu BaItiiim sif,iss PIat-
form and The Administration of Frank
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" REruRNED. We are pleased u SEQ
n town again eu!s friend q. stoddard,
Esa TIN has purchased Il heavy stock
ofgoods, which VIII arriyein few days.
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~ The Chippewa Indians have II
ready received their goods annuity 4
shsir agency, ~ Crow Wine and VIII
|be paid tls cash 1nAnilf d,
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J. ~ r. iB. Blake, Of ST., Cloud, an
nounces himself as candidate for
Stearns Co., for the next Legislature.
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ID. u. FULLER.
ETEALEH il nty Goods, Groceries, Whole
Y. s1ls IRd RalsiI. sRices aaaae 81 Aplhpny
btsects Slss lulys An sIss n sssSI i h,ptytt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-03-30

noCToR GEO. NJ. TIGHE, A STUDENT
- under Sir Ashley Cooper. late of the City Of
London, England, has taken up his abode in Bur
lington, Vermont, and is prepared to practice
upon Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers; Scroiula, salt
Rheum, Veuereal Diseases whether acute or chronic,
and all Cutaneous Diseases of the skin. He pledges
himself not to take any person under treatment
whom he cannot cure, and makes no charge where
there is no cure effected. Persons bringing certif
Gates from the Minister of their Religion, of their
inability to pay, he will cure without charge, and
will forfeit hundred dollars in every Of fail
ure This he feels assured will be sufficient to con-
vince the public, that he does not belong to that
class of persons called charatnns, or quocks, who
liyeupon the sucrings and credulity OF their fellow
creatures
SYMPTOMS OF CAScER.-This disease originates
in the form of Pimples, Warts, Scales, Horny Pro-
tubcrances, Preternatural enlargements and Tuber-
cular Elevations. Sometimes unusual heat, and
very unpleasant itching, succeeded by twitching,
and sensation felt as if there were fly or spider
crawling over the part, and at intervals darting,
hooting pain, which becomes more frequent us the
disease progresses.
IL also originates from blows, bruises and the
ordinary causes and states of inflammation produce
Cancer grief and anxiety are also its CAUSES
Sorrow for the loss of relatives ALSO often produces
it. It is favoured by age and by the unmarried
state in women when it occurs in the married, the
menses almost always first, showing cOnnec-
ton between them it a. go apears very commonly
at the period when this secretion disappears. II
occurs even in subjects young as five years, but
most common in advanced life, and scrolula predis
| poses to it.
| The Doctor will attend on patients in the country
if called on to do So to inform them of his where
abouts that they may avail themselves Of his ser
vices. His address is al DR.. GEoRGE NJ. TiGHE
! corner of Pine and Pearl streets, Burlington Vt.
GEORGE NJ. TlGHE,
| Practical Cancer DOctor
March 81, 1853. w39u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-03-30

AMUslEG CoURT SCESEs At the Eyst Cir
cult Court in Washington county, held by
Judge John Reynolds, the Sheriff, on OPEN
ing the Court, went out into the courtyard
and said to the people, Boys come in, our
John is going to bold Court
This rgmiuds us of good one VIC heard
or Judge Huntington, now [. 5. District
Judge, when he was Presiding Judge Of this
Circuit The Judge, as many OF our reader,
are aware, is avery aft',ble gentleman of tho
bench, but On the bench lie is u great stick
lir for the GgHuy OF the Court. While
holding Court at Bowling Green, II the AL
joining county Of Clay, some years ago, in ii
log cabin, the Judge, Attorney, and others
in the room were started by il succession
sharp cracks not unlike inusket shots, uc-
complained by uncartt ly shouts from stentor-
an lungs of :" Irer-wO0-a- huw boys, boys ~
The business Of the Court had to he sen
dei, and the Judge angrly directed the Sher-
i'll - bring in the tumultu0us OI-drlvoT.
The Sheriff soon returned with a rare spcci-
men of the g'RVs Z" lloo,icr," upwards Of slx
irgt high, with fox skin cap tight ON his
head and tau-colurcd garments hanging
loosely on his person, in one hand be held the
cause Of the explosions, in the shape Of a
whip as long as lsling-polo; from under his
arm protrudcd hall section Of gingerbread.
lie walked cooily up to the table behind
which his Honor rat, rs it about to ask for
something 70 drink, when the Judge, putting
On his scverest frown said to him. What
d, ynu mean, sir, by yelling through the
4 !
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T., l., DOUGLASS Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF CHIrTESDRS, SIS. for the District Of
Chitenden. To all persons interested in the estate
Of Edna l.. Douglass of Essex, in said District,
GREETING:
Whrcos Hannah A. Douglass, Of Essex, aTorc-
said, Guardian Of Edna IT, Douglass, aforesaid,
minor, hath represented to said Court that her said
ward is seized in her own right of certain Real Is
tate in Essex aforesaid, to wit, equal undivided
half of the homestead of Cassius Douglass, late Of
said Essex deceased, that it would be for her said
ward interest to have said Real Estate sold, and
praying for license and authority to sell the same,
either at private sale or public auction.
And said Court having assigned tho Slst day of
March, at the Probate office in Burlington, in said
District at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for airing and de-
Gliding on said Application, and ordered that notice
to all persons interested be given, by publishing the
substance of said petition together with this order,
three weeks successfully i'm the burlington Free
Press, newspaper printed in Burlington, previous
to the day set for hearing.
1h'rcforf you arc hereby notified to appear AT the
time and place aforesaid and show cause if arv you
have, WIZ nil hrr,,7, ,houll mt he granted.
Given uIlc. my ha1l nj Burii tom, aiorc aid
this 9th day Of March, \ u l>5i
W. H. FRENCH. Judge.
w37w3
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PRESENTS.

A NICE Gold Watch, n handsome Necklace and
IA Locket, or Cross, a rich fine gold Bracelet,
gold Sleeve Buttons or studs silver Fruit Knives,
Napkin Rings, snuff and Tobacco Boxes, rich silver
Port Monnaies and Card Gases, Soup Ladies', Sugar
Siiters, Tea Strainers handsome Urn or Tea Set
Fruit Stands, Cake Baskets or Castors, Crumb, Pie
or Cake Knives. silver Forks, Eeticules, Dressing
Cases, Writing Desks, Guitars Flutes, these, and
a very great variety Of other articles, are now
receiving beautiful variety Of, and have already
sold many articles for presents, and expect to sell
more.
season, of Ladies Watches, Reticules, and other
goods at the old stand, Church Street. burlington,
Vt.
Spoons Rings, Lockets, Coffin Plates, &c, neatly
engraved. j. L. BRlNSMAID,
Late Of and successor to the firms of PansboIn &
Brinsmaid, and Drnsmaid, Brother 4 Co.
Dec. 20. diWQ
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NEW GCCOS.
JAMES L. BETN SMhID,

Success to BTinsmuId, Brother ~ CO.,)
Church Street. burlington,
80 rs OPENING THE RICHEST AND
ET1N Y most extensive variety Of
sG.A GOLD AND SILVER GOODS,
Eight day, Chruncmcter, Magic, Double time. Cylin-
ni;1h Lever Watches, Of all the various STYLES and
some fine Englsh Levers, and fdt Yhft WEiiei and
swiss and English make, of our own importation,
Just received. Thuse wishing are desired to exam
inc them.
Also received great variety OF New Goods and
',nong them fine Eotcules, fine Compa sscs
nushs, Shell Combs, new styles of Ladies Purses
Card Cases Port .monnacs, WaX-matchcs, Tsnitcs
Comedian Charms, Twcesors, glasses, thinks
Snuff aud Tobacco boxes, Cigar cases, hdclibl, inks
Court plaster, Ivory tablets. Tobacco pouches, Gilt
beads, Wax candles, Thermometers--j -ilcs, Pock-
ct, back, fine and coarse combs brushes of II kinds
Tooth picks, Euzors Of all prices. Soaps Hair oils
Rimmels Toilet Vinegar, GENfINE Macca s,ar
OIL Drinking fasks, bone and silver Napkiu-rings,
buttol fasteners, hair pins, and thousand and one
useful articles IN daily use iy Ladies and Gentle
men. The greatest variety of such goods at the
lowest cash prices, at the Old stand, Church street.
Burlington, VI
Oct. ddw
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CI'RE OF CANEER

MR.. hESsEDr,-Io pen can describe what suf-
fered from nursing sore mouth and oanker-none
but mother who had it, can possibly believe what
it is-and none but those who used it can possibly
believe the efficiency of your Meliell Discovery
in curing it. ELIZABETH CROSS, Cambridge,
~ Druggists, Merchants and others, who would
like to act Agents please send in their orders to
FRED. l.. SMITH, Druggist, Montpelier,
General Wholesale Agent for Vermont,
DONALD KENNEDY, Proprietor, Roxbury, Mass
A. c. SPEAR and THEO. A. PECK, Agents. Bur.
lington; l.. L. DUCTIIER 4 son, st. Adams; II
A. HODGES, and E. i. GREEN, Richmond W
g. SPRAGuE, Vergennes Also, by Druggists and
Merchants everywhere
Nov. ~, 1854. vly
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Merchants Gargling Oil

HAS BEEN BEFORE TIE PUBLIC MORE
l. than Is years, and has acquired an unboundcd
celebrity, not only the best Linimcnt for Horses
ever known, but as EubIUsatlOn for Family Use,
it stands unriyalcd
1t is sold by almost all Druggists and Merchant
throughout the Country, of whom Pamphlets con-
tanning testimonials of its wonderful efficacy may be
had.
General Depot, Lockport, n. Y. A liberal dis
is made e purchasers, and all orders addressed
to NJ. II. TUCKER CO., successors to q. W.
MERCHANT, will meet with prompt attention.
Sold by TIIE0. A. PECK, q. W. ALLEN, A. c.
SPEAR, and q. q. CArLIN, Burlington EZRA
ALEXANDER, Charlotte; JOHN SIMMONDS, ID
Shelburne i. W. WILLIAMS, Essex; l.. H.
GREEN, Richmond L. 5. WlllTCOMB, Williston
Div. S02 L. II. LANE, Jericho Center l.. BUR.
CESS CO., Milton (; 5. c. ISlIAM, Winooski Falls
and by Druggists and Merchants generally through.
out the United States and Canadas
Aug. !, 1881. wGwly
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The NERDlNr GRoJNsuAN.-On no occasion
(5ays the Springfield Rpu5itean) do leorlo
seem more prone to commit blundcrs than at
a wedding. The following actually occurred
in a neshhoring town -
In the midst Of crowd 81 witnesses, the
clergyman had just Completed that interest
ing ceremony which binds in the silver bonds
OF wcdIock two willing hearts, aud stretched
forth lis hands to imllore the blessing, of
heaven on the miCn. At this point, the
groomsman seeing the open hands reach, d
out, supposed it was tlc signal for him to
surrender the welding fee which was burning
in his pocket. Accordingly, just as the cler-
gyman closed his eyes in prayer he felt the
pressure Of tw, sweaty half dollars uponh is
open palms. The good man hcsitotcd mo-
nlent, appalled, at the righteousness Of his
situation, bat coolly deposited the money in
hispockot, aud proceeded with his dsvotions,
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of this Court ~ The lIoosier started a.
round in utter anazement, and after pause,
shouted out, "Court Court did you say,
giving loud whistle)-ll-! thought IL
,ras grocery"
The dignity of the Judge was completely
nshipped--Court adjourned amid roars of
laughtcr--thc culprit was not fined for con-
tempt, but the Board of County Commits
soners of ClayCounty soon afterwards passed
an order for the erection of n Court House
that could not be mistaken for a grocery.
- Coz. Ford's HISTORY Of Illinois.
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Timothy Follett's Estate.

W. ETlIE sUDSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District of Chitcnden. Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands of all
persons, against the estate Of Timothy Folett, Of
Burlington, in said district, insane, represented in
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto and six months from the day
of the date hereof, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose. we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business of our appoint
mcnt at the Office of T. E. Wales, in Burlington, in
said District, on the second Wednesdays Of May aud
August next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ on each Of said
days.
Dated this Sd day of March, A. D., 1855.
CHARLES RUSSELL
r. L. WALES, : Commissioners
PIllLO DOOLITrLE,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Moses Hiss, Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon. the Probate
District of Chittcnden So. Court for the District
of Chttenden. To all persons concerned in the cs-
tate of Moses Bliss, late Of Shclburno, in said Dis
trct deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, the administrator upon the estate
Of said deceased proposcsto render an account Of
his administration and present his account
against said estate for examination aud allowance
al n session of the Court of Probate to be holden at
the Probate Court Rooms in Burlington on the 18th
day of April next, A. d. 1865.
Therefore you are hereby notified appear before
said court at the time and place aforesaid, and
show cause, if any you have, why the account afore-
said should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 10th
day of March, A. D. 1855.
w3sw3 d. FRENCH, Register.
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G Z a IL S!

Il Z rs L. I y II T. y,
New Discovery in Hcdicinc
4 FEW WORDS On the rational treatment, with
n out Medicine, # SPermatorrhca or Local
Weakness Nervous Debility, Low Sprits, Lassitudc,
Weakness Of the Limbs and Back, Indispositi N and
Iucapacy for Study and Labor, Dulucss of Aplrc-
nonsion, Loss Of Memory, Aversion t. Society,
Love Of Solitude, Timiiity, self Distrust Dizziness
Head Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the
side, Affection Of the Eyes, Pimpe. on the Face,
Sexual and other lnGrmitics in Man.
From the French Of Dr. DeIancv.
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed wti,w medcme, H. in thi,
small Tract, clearly demonstrated, and tho entirely
new and highly successful treatment NJ adopted by
the Author fully explained, hy the mean. oi which
every one Is enabled to cure himself perfectly, and
at the least possible cost, avoiding thereby all
the advertised no-trums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free. in a
sealed envelope, by RENTING (post paid tso POST
ago stamps to Dr., b. DE LANEY, No. II, Li'pon-
ard street, New York City.
Dec. II. lsji. dGwtf
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DIR. STONES
Cough, Consumption and

DIlVNO1IT
DR.. s. would also call the attention Of the public
to his invaluable remedy for Coughs, Colds, Com
SUMPTION and all Bronchial affections. 1t will give
immediate relief where the most severe cough exists
andi few days will cure the most troublesome
cold. As a preventative aud cure Of Consumption,
it has never been cqualed 1t contains no poison
Gus ingredients. and may be given to the most deli
cate child without fear or risk. This medicine has
been tried successfully in hundreds of the past
winter and no family should be without it, Price
Fifty Cents. -
Principal Agent-WILLIAM JOHNSON, No LOG
Hanover street, Boston, Mass.
For sale in Burlington by q. W. ALLEN, Apothe-
cary.
Feb. !, 1858. WY
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To the Ladies' '

lust Received at the BEE-lIlNEanothcrC Carton
- of those elegant French wool De LANES, also
CIshmcrcs and Gold Medal do also a splendid
Line of French Mernos, French Grapes, Ga ncwstyle
of dress goods y elegant Line Of plain changca.
BILE, plaid stripes, and rich Brocadc, dress silks aud
pure Satins great variety Of long and square
Brocha, Cashmere, Tibet, Merno and Wooden
Shawls silk Wrappers, Merino Wrappers and
Drawers, Scaris, Embroidercs, Gc., &c.
More anon. n, PECK, JR,
Oct 4. d1ytf
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Nervous Diseases,

During three years practice in Europe, where humid
reds can testify astonishing and almost miracu-
lou. cures performed by it. In addition to the mag
ica powers Of the ingredients it is highly charged
with Mesmeric Fluid, being in accordance with the
directions of the ClairvOyant, powerfully Mesmc-
ri sed by Dr. Stone thus combining with its medicinal
virtues the aid of Mesmerism, by which alone some
of the most remarkable cures have been performed
ever known 1t is a specific for every Neurotie dis
ease, and may be relied upon as certain cure 1oI
rheumatism Neuralgia, Paralysis, Tic Doloreux
Nervous Headache Pain in the side and Stomach
and General Nervous Debility.
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Great Annual sale!


UPWARDS OF
$l5O,OOO W o r T II
WIN TER ING,
At the following Low Prices
81 SO to 2.
Good Pants, Of various fabrics.
81 SO.
Cashmere. nooskin, and Broadcoth Pants, at this
low price, for a few days, to reduce stock
81 rs.
Custom ..,ade Docskin Pants, Canvas Bottoms, and
made of as good materials as the Pants for which
you usuallypa S.. Closing salcof Winter Clothing
SO to S.
Fancy Cass., Doeskin, and Cloth Pants, of very
desirable patterns being at least Is por cent less
than the same usually sold
90.
A nice Affair for a Gentleman. Over Garments,
custom made, usually sold for much more
go to IL.
A Fine Custom Made Overcoat or sack, made from
Drab, Blue and Black Pilot Cloth, Broadcoth, and
Beaver Cloths, for this low price. Will guaranty
that tho same garments sold at from SIS to 40.
SO to l6.
Talmas. An entirely New Style Of Over Garments,
| combining gcntility with ease and comfort.
50 SO.
For nm Once Business Coat, to close out tho stock
90 to IL.
Dress aud Frock Goats, from Superfne Broadclotl
and Docskins, made up in good style and in faith
full manner All will be sold at these low prices, t.
close out stock
81 to ! SO.
Vests. Of the latest fashion, for these low prices
81 to 3 SO.
For Nice Fancy Satin Vest Also Black or Fanc
silk do, made up in the latest styles. Gentlemen
Dressing Gowns, very lowest prices.
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CrRE OF pIMpLEs ON TUErACr

Mr.. KENNEDY About two years ago my face
broke out in pimples of the worst kind. Seeing
the good effect of the Medical Discovery on a
friend Of mine, who was troubled the same as was,
I tried it, and am happy to say complete cure
has been the result.
j. IARBELL Brighton.
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New Goods New Goods =,
CIi!HCII NV STREET.


NICHOLS 4 D0lNTON ARE NOWopENlNG
their FALL GOODS, having been in market
the last two weeks making selections, aud in conse-
quence of the great falling off in prices, We have
bought very largely, and now offer them greatly
RED UCED PRICES!!!
1t would be needless toattcmpt to enuincrate suf.
fee 1t to say we have every variety OF
Dress Goods.
including beautiful Black and Fancy SILKS. Mt IS,
80 and 62l cents per yard and upwards and all
the other varieties Of Dress Goods to be found in
market
W cole Goods
ofcvory kind at worry low prices
W h e Goods,
i'1', iiri's, G!ooss anil H5'D4, Shiais
Clouds amt NIn'iR1s.
In this department we have every variety usually
called for.
House Furnis h nc G. Goods.
In this branch of our trade wc have taken espr-
cidl pains L. make stock complete for the pa
chamber and kitchen, such as window curtains
shades AL fixtures, bciiing, table linen. 80, dc
Groceries,
full supply at low prices.
burlington, sept lSj4 d&wtf
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CURE OF ERYsIPELAs.
CURED OF IItMOR.
1T. LA1 TUN, Quincy.

Ny son was troubled with bumor. Some called
it scrofula, some salt rLeum some one thing, some
another. by tho use of your Medical Discovery
he is now cured of it.
r. ii. LAYTON, Quincy.