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Roots. Shoes and Rubbers

Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has removed from No. 80
Broad to
No. 30 Kilby, opposite Central ST.,
and offers for sale one Of the most extensive and
best assortments Of Ladies', Gentemen's, Misses
and Chdrens Boots and Shoes, of his own and other
manufacturers, that can be found in Boston. Also,
all kinds sole leather and shoe stock, all Of which
will be sold the lowest prices, for cashier approved
credit. /. RADDlN, Jr.
NIB. say to those who purchase for cash, or
paw promptly when due call and see, for will not
be uudersod
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-27
Spinal Complaints.

NEW METHOD of treating Spinal Diseases,
Curvatures Of the Spine, and Spinal Weakness,
without pain or suffering to the patient, however
young feeble, successfully practised by
DIR. j. A. Wood,
At his Office, No. as Washington Street, Boston.
or at his residence, Marlboro Hotel.
Having examined the Serpentinc Spring Elastic
Apparatus used by Dr. j. A. Wood, in the treat
ment of Lateral Curvatures of the Spine, rccrrn-
mend it efficient and comfortable to the patient.
Henry j. Bgelow, NJ. D., Prof sur. Ii. jniy.r-ity;
Geo. Haywood, NJ. D., E1-Prof. Sur. H. Ualyc, .ityi
Winslow Lewis. NJ D.. j. V. c. Smith, NJ ID Mayor
of Boston; John W. Warren, VI ID. Henry q Clark,
NJ D., City Physician. "-Boston, Aug ls54.
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FRUIT TREES.
Burlington, March 10, 1858. ddwtf
Bleaching and Pressing.

Bleaching and Pressing.
EeLEAClIlNG AND PRESSING done in a neat
- and fashionable style by an experienced
workman with and splendid Machine for
pressing.
y All orders from Milliners far and near
promptly attended to-
MRS. CROSSMAN, Milliner,
Bank St. doors East from Church st.
April l6 w42w3
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F. A. BRADFORD,
WOOD and IVORY TURNER,

Ton Pins and Billiard Balls, constantly on hand,
Dealer in Fancy Woods,
II Harvard Place Opposite the Old South,) Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-27
NOTICE.

W. propose to discontinue preparing Reports
w for the papers Of the Produce and Provision
market agreeable to our practice for some years
part dnrins which time Producers were generally
consguers, but oflate sell at home. But those who
purchase and forward for sales shall promptly
furnish them with the true state of the market
which is constantly liable to frequent and sudden
changes
= Our new location is of the best, sales
have increased over any previous year, and we shall
make it for the interest of all to consgn us their
Produce. PROCTOR WOOD.
No. City Wharf, Boston,
Few steps from Faneuil Hall Market w42w%
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-27
Cancers Can be Cured!
DIR. Il. GREEN.

Scientific Indian Physisidn, No. 30 Brom-
field ST., Boston,
Treats with complete success Cancers, Scrofula,
and all humors of the blood, Fever Sores, Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, Liver Complaint Heart Com
plant, Dropsy Rheumatism, Consumption of the
Blood Piles, Swelled Limbs, Nervous Debility,
Female Complaints. Pain in the Back and Side in
the Limbs, Sickness in the Stomach, Pain or Dizzi-
in the Head, Lassitude or General Debility,
and all
Chronic Diseases.
lie has various Indian remedies for the of the
different forms Of disease all acting in perfect
harmony with the laws of life, The success which
has attended the Of DR.. GREENS
IN ID IA " p A " A c f. A.
In all Diseases of the Blood, is so wonderful he
even Warrants.
to Bottles to cure Pimples on the Face.
to Bottles to cure the system of Biles
to Bottles to the worst of Ringworm.
to Bottles to cure salt Rheum.
| to 2 Bottles to scaly Eruption..
to 5 Bottles to cure Scrofula.
to Bottles to cure Cancorous Affections.
to Bottles to cure old Running Sores
The first bottle always does good, and perfect
is warranted if directions followed strictly.
This medicine has never been extensively adver-
tised, but has come into general use upon its own
intrinsic merit and has become the most popular
HUMOR REMEDY
in the world, and take pleasure - "Ss"Ii the
public that OF $4,000 cases in New England, and
1000 within the precincts Of Boston, onely in one
instance has 1t been unsuccessful IN Feriectlng
cure and in this case the child ceased taking the
Panacea on account Of the itching Of the humor as
it wa driven out from her system. We have no
room for testimonials but persons to be convinced
of its superior merits have only tryit Prepared
and sold by DR.. r. GREEN, NJ. u. Indian Ply stefan
at his Office and Laboratory,
SO Bromefcll Street, Boston, Mass
For sale in Burlington by G. W. Allen, and by
Druggists generally. Circulars with abundant refer
enco may be obtained of the Agent, at the Dr.
office, OF sent by mail, free of charge.
- Dr. Green continues to give advice by letter
OF otherwise upon all diseases, free of charge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-27

SPRING TRADE.-REMOVAL
The undersigned having removed from No. 90 Kilby
St to the NEW GRANITE WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 1872 and l54 Congress tlate Atkinson) street,
would invite attention to his stock, which contains
large assortment Of staple and hne
BOOTS 4 SHOES,
Adapted to the New England and Western trade,
which are fresh from the hand. Of the manufactu-
turers, and having been bought at very low prices.
they will he offered Mt a small advance
LEATHER DEPARTMENT.
Constantly on hand-Sole Leather Cali Skins
French Morocco, Kid, and patent Calf Skins Patent
and Enamelled Leather; Goat Skins; Cold Roans
and Innings Lasting, Gallons and Trimmings
which will be sold at the lowest market prices, for
cash or approved paper. HENRY l.. DAGGETT.
Congress st. crosses Milk st. next above
Pearl st. and runs parallel with it, Boston.
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Boots and Shoes.

L. n NJ. CON,
Wholesale dealers in Boots, Shoes and Leather.
~ & "a Pearl Street,
Have on hand stock of the best manufacture which
they will sell at the lowest prices in the market for
cash.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-27
Fresh Teas at Wholesale

Teas in Chests, half Chests and Cattv Foxes.
selected with great care from the Now York Auction
Sales, expressly for family use Tho attention of
dealers and families is etpecalv directed TO- those
Teas. which of the latest importation. Of rare
quality, and comprising full assortment.
Also, large supply II nure ground Coffee and
Spices fresh from our mills daily.
r. OVER CO..
l4i Washington Street, Sign Of the Chinaman grind
ing coffee, poston.
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News of the Week
B z Z e Z e G. r a p III
TO THE FREE PRESS.
Boston News.

BosToS, 10Th, 1855.
severe thunder storm was experienced
in some parts of Massachusetts, to-day. At
Newburyport the Lightning struck in 8 places,
burning building, knocking down several
persons but seriously injuring no one. A
lawyer named W II. Perrin was arrested i'll
Boston to-day for tamperlng with Juryman
in liquor case
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-27
LOCKWOOD 81 LUMB.
PLUMBERS,
Model MelOdeOnSI

Manufactured by MASON e. HAML1N,
Cambridge street, Corner Of Charles Boston, Mass
And pronounced by the best musicians and organsts
in the country to be unequalled in Equality, Power
and Sweetness Of Tone Promptness Of Action, Per-
lection Of Tuning, and Style Of Finish.
~ octave Portable STYLE. Rosewood case $50.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
I hereby give notice that 1 have given my
i JOHN PLACE his time during the remainder of
his minority, with permission to transact business
for himself and as shall claim none of his earn
ings shall pay no debts of his contracting after
this date. ALVIN PLACE.
JosEPHus PErREs, Witness.
Hinesburgh, April 20. 1855. wl3w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-27
E. DANFORD'S PATENT
IRON GRASS CUTTER.


INIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD kESPECTFUL-
I LY called tho attention of Farmers and the
Public to the above machine, which they
manufacturing for the harvest of 1855.
From II thorough examination of the comparative
merits Of the different kinds of Moving Machines,
brought before the public in the states of Vermont,
New York, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, during the
last season, fully satisfied that L. Danfords
Iron Grass Cutter with double edges will give the
best satisfaction under all circumstances of any that
has yet been offered to the public; also
tanned in this opinion, by several disinterested per-
sons that have had large opportunities for forming
correct decisions. The advantages Of this Ma
chine, with double edges, worked with a double
crank, cNor the single edges, working though
slant in tho guards fingers, cannot fail 10 be APP
parent to the most common observer. LIST. From
tho saving in power the edges cutting like shears.
End. The impossibiliy Of clogging. Sd. That they
will not need sharpening near as often. This Ma
chino received the first premium of the state Agri-
cultural Society Of Illinois, of 1885, after trial of
four days in competition with all Machines Of any
note. Also tho first premium Of the Chicago Me-
chanics Institute of ls53tand ls5t,'and several
County Agricultural Societies in Illinois and In
diana. II has in every instance received the fret
premium when put in competition with any other in
use.
Wo respectfully invite all who defirouS Of
purchasing n moving machine for the coming har-
vest IN call and examine one wo have on hard, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, The machines We man
ufactUre will b. made with, or without guards 70
the edges, required for the meadows they are to
be used upon. They will also be warranted to cut
all kinds Of grass coar.e fne wet dry thick
thin, as we'll can be done With soythe
MURRAY l., PATRICK
RUFUS PATRICK,
llne sbur,h, April 2nd, 1855, wtou
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-27
School Notice.

V,HE SCHOOL UPERINTENDENTS OF the
i Town of Burlington will be in session, once
more, for the examination of Teachers, at the
Academy-Union High School House-on Friday,
April 27th, at 2 o'clock, 2. NJ. w42w2dtkw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-27

p Circulars containing full description Of the
" Model Meodeons," will be sent to any post Office,
on adore ssing the manufacturers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-27
NEW STYLE STENCIL PLATES,
With names cut in
WRITING LETTERS,

For marking Clothing with Indellible Ink Plates.
Ink, Brushes, Frames, Alphabets, Fsurcs, Type,
&c, wholesale and rerail. Agents supplied. Al r1-s
s. NJ. METCALF, As. Salem Street, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-27
GOODSPEED & WYMAN.
Winchendon. Mass, Manufacture to order
Tub and Pail Machinery.

Woodworths Patent Planning Machine. rul-o
Lathes, for turning all kinds of Chair stuff. Match
Box and Clothes Pin Lathes. Stave Saws of all sizes.
Also, self-Feeding Stave Machines.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-27

lawyer named W, H. Perrin was arrested in
Boston to-day for tampering with Juryman
in liquor case.
New York News.
New YoRK. 10Th
Resolution was passed by the Board of
Councilmcn last night by vote Of % to II
granting the use of their chamber to the
friends Of DR.. Charles A. Peck and other
American citizens now imprisoned or under
arrest in the Island of Cuba. The subject
created considerable excitement. Next Mon
day evening is the time talked of for the
proposed public meeting in the Park to con-
slider the matter.
The District Attorney has given an opin-
ion in reply to an enquiry from the Mayo
that between LIST of May when all lice lses
expire and the 4th of July when the liquor
law goes into effect, every person may sell
liquor with perfect impunity Sundays nclud-
ed The ordinance recently passed prohibit
ing the sales Of liquor on Sundays, was repeal
cd ly tho Common Council last night,
Boston News.
New YORK, April 2lst.
W signs Of the European Steamer now II
days out from Liverpool with weeks later
news. GOV. Gardner yesterday signed the
new Liquor Bill. twill 60 into operation
May Gosh
tastigatiOn.
WAsHISGToN, April Goth
Lieut. Boale, late Indian Agent in Califor'
MIA. inflicted severe castigation upon Col
Manuvpenny, Commissioner of Indian affair
at Willards. Hotel inWashington Friday PM
Boale attributed the temporary disallowanct
Of his accounts to the personal hostility o
the commissioner and hence the assault,
Explosion.
DETROIT, April Goth
The propeller Oregon of Cleveland, explode
her boiler this morning, when about fou
miles above this place. Ten men were killed
amongst them the LIST and I'd engineers OF tn
boat The captain had one of his legs broke
and five or six others were more or less II
jurod.
Cuban News.
The New Orleans P'c0yune processes
have reliable information from Havana that
decree, issued at Madrid directs the Cap
General in the event of the landing OF
fllbustcriug expedition to arrest ever
American on tho Island, including the l.
Consul.
4 ,y,rk later from Europe.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-27
Barre Academy,

Nhe SUMNER TERM will begin on TIL L RSDAY,
4 May 10. Board from $ so to 81 81 per week.
J. 5. SPAULDING, Principal.
Barre, April l6. 1865. w42w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-27
From California.

New YORK, April oath, P. NJ.
Steamship Geo. Lap arrived here this
morning, with California dates to March 3lst,
and $S00,OG0 in gold, Trade was dull in
California and money tight, Page, Bacon &
Co., had resumed payment. The usual guam
tity ofcrime is reported, The Bandit, joaquin,
American Minister at Nicaragua and the
government there. The Sloop of war St.
Mary had been despatched from San Francis
co to San Juan Del Sud, to protect American
interests. The Peruvian steamer Rinac WAS
lost on the coast of that country with nearly
100 lives.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-27
The Chicago Riots.
Steamboat Burnt on the Ohio.

CIScINNATI, April 23d.
The steamer VIM. Knor from this port for
St. Louis, was destroyed this morning by fire
near Flint Island below Louisville. The boat
was full of passengers for Kansas but it is
came along side at the time of the conhagra-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-27
DESIRABLE HARDWARE.

The subscriber offers to the trade, or at retail one
Of the most desirable stocks Of ship and House
Builders prime quality, Hardware, Tools, Cutlery,
DC, &C., also,
CoopeTs', Cavers' and Machinists Tools,
to be found in Boston, and favorable terms, at
least ANTHONY $. M0RSS,
olO Commercial street Boston
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-27

NEW YORK, April 2lst.
No signs Of the European Steamer now IA
days out from Liverpool with weeks later
news. GOV. Gardner yesterday signed the
new Liquor Bill twill 60 into operation
Nav 2O.h
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-27
OUR STOCK or
UPHOL STERY GOOD s =,

OUR STOCK or
u p II o l. s T L r Y G o o ID s,
is very large, and contains for CURTAIN MATE
RAILS, Brocofsiis, lace, Nushu, Hollands, Gimp
Bands Loops Hooks, Gilt Cornices, &c, &c, and
MATERIALS; French Satin DeLaine's, Damasks's,
Plush Moreen's, Hair Cloths, and a variety Of
cheaper Goods, together with largo stock Of trim
mcr's goods, such a-
Hair, Moss, Springs, Webbing, Tgffs, Urine,
dc. &c, all at ns ion they can be obtained
in the cities
Keeping experienced and good WORhMEN in
the several departments OF business, we arc pre-
pared at all times, to repair or execute orders for
Furniture and Upholstery
w d IL Z.
with neatness nd dispatch. We manufacture also,
Spring Beds Of all kinrs fitted to any liedsead, and
Mattresses Of Hair, Moss, Husk and Palm Leaf
(which ant 10 be- such as are represented by
us in regard to 9uilty of mlfoiqI and man Waefw')
at city prices.
rH-All Good. bought at this establishment will
be carefully PUT up and delivered at tho Cars or
Steamboats,,
Free of barge,
We have lett with us On sal, two Octave round
and carved case Pianos, which will bs sold ml h
,,p,, than the regular price Of instruments Of their
quality Of finish aud tone the public are invited
70 examine them.
Persons wishing TO purchase such Goods, will do
uol 10 look over our stock before purchasing else
wM. II, ROOT 4 co.
April II, 1850 d3nosAwly
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20
ANECDOTE OF GEN. ARNOLD.

The following anecdo,e OF Arnold was
commune ated to Colonel Stone, for his
Life of Baa,,by the la,e Gencrel Nor
gan Lewis
At the close Of the Canadian campaign.
during the winter o: l7,G-7, while Ar.
mold and many of the officers were quar-
tered in Albany, some difficulty occurr-
ed between him and Colonel Brown, who
subsequently Tell at the small stockade
called Fort Paris, in Stone Arabia.
which resulted in establishing between
them feeling Of mutual ill-wll.
Arnold was a. the head Of mess OF
sixteen or eighteen officers, among whom
was Colonel Morgan Lewis. Colonel
Brown, having weak eyes and being
obliged TO live abs,emiousl y, occupied
quarters atfording great retiremel. In
consequence of the misunderstanding re-
ierted TO, Colonel Brown published a
handbill, attacking Arnold with greal
severity; rehearsing the suspicious cir
cumstances that had occurred at Sorel /;
and upbraiding him for sacklng the city
of Montreal while he was in the oc.
cupancy Of that place. The handblll
concluded with these remarkable word
'MoNgy Is THIS MANS Cop. AND TO GET
ENOUGH OF IT, he WOULD SACRIFICE HIS
COUNTRY.
Such publication could not but pro-
duce great sensation among the officers
1t was received at Arnold's quarters while
the mess were at dinner, and read aloud
at the table the accused himself sltt ing
at the head. Arnold, Of course, was
greatly excited, and applied variety o.
epithets, coarse and harsh, to Colone
Brown, pronounc,ng him scoundrel
aud declaring that he would kick hin
wheresoever and whensoever he shoulc
NEE, him. One Of the officers presen
remarked to the General. the Colone
Brown was his friend; and that, as tht
remarks jus, applied had been so public
ly made, he presumed there could be M
objection to his repeating them to tina
officer. Arnold replied, certainly no,
adding. tina, he should be obliged to an!
officer who would inform Colonel Brow
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

INTERESTING To HIN FANCIERS. .-Oue
OF the most serieus obstacles in the va,
OF keeping hens about house has been
their hitherto unconquerablt prediction
tor scratching up gardens. We learn
from the Osmego Palladium that an in.
genious Yankee has at length discovered
remedy for this difficulty, and is taking
measures to introduce il into general use.
1t consists of small instrument some
wha, resembling a very long spur, attach.
ed TO the hind part Of hens leg. The
instrument is SO arranged that when the
hen is a out to scratch the earth, the
spur catches in the ground before her foot
is fairly descended, and obllges her IL
bring the foot down quietly aud harmless
~ little in iron. OF the place which she
has aimed at. The hen thcreupon tries
the other foot with like result She
heeps on trying, and before she is aware
of il the machine has ralked her right
out of The garden' An agency ha. bes,
opened in Chicago lor the sale o! these
hen walkers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

And cause his ear to tinglc. Death ia hard upol
His track, and who shall calm his rising fears
The sight Of Others woes may bid the tear
Flow; but TO weep is manly and the tear
Of sympathy an index of the soul.
Its language isl have brother here,
And for that brothcrfccl. Ills griefs my care
And his returning smile my recompense.'
Kind reader, o. then, be content. Deem care
And sorrow shadows--shadows all they are,
And let the sunshine that blcst heaven bestows
Seem bright REALITY to gild the path
OF life and lead thee ON unerringiy
Secure. Oh, be content Joyous and sweet
Thy life shall be, and princes will greet thee
Ger;
For fair eontentmcnt's angel face is raycd
With WINNING smiles.
Sweet is the rest she
gives her children;
And earth, all rugged as i, is. becomes
Elysium, and lioxr Hrayrv.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

A SENSIBLE FOREIGNER. Thos F.
Meagher has shown himself a sensible
man ever since his arrival in our country
some two years ago; while Mitchell has
disguised those who wished him well
and outraged the principle, of republican,.
ism. Meagher seems 10 have borne him.
self prudentfy and modesliy, aud to have
won a large share of the esteem Of the
public His last act is characteristic
having been elected Lieut.. Colonel o
the Goth regiment in New Xnrk, he de.
clines because he is not citizen and be.
cause he is studying law and indisposed
to join any military or political oraani-
za,ion 1t would have been well for
soEe of his friends ii they had taken
the same course.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

lGNoRANcE AND lNrEMpERA. cE.-The
following, from the March report OF the
physician Of the Peni,iary Hospital OH
Blackwell's Island, relative To the char
acter, nativity, education, &c. Of the
patients admitted. should be perused and
reflected upon by the opponents of a
Prohibitary Liquor Law: Number OF
admissions. 32i, Of which Isl were
Irish; 81 were Americans, aud the re.
mairder Of other nations. There were
2s6 unedncated aud ignorant. Of which
l2l7 were foreigners, aud GU, Of the
whole number only 3S were Of temper ate
habits. 1t is worthy Of notice that lac
were servants. ignorance, intemperanct
and crime go hand in hand through lie.
N. Y. Tribune.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

A BAD OMEN. A grave event occur
red at Moscow. The large bell OF the
tower Of Ivan Velid, in the Kremlm fell
to the ground a, the moment when the
ceremony OF swearing allegiance and Fl.
deity to the new Emperor was going OIL
aud by its fall crushed nearly 100 persons
For people 50 superstitious as the Rus.
SLAMS, this disaster has appeared mos
sinister omen. and the letter which gives
an account Of the event states that the
effect on the public mind has been tina
OF great CONSERVATION,
w Oo6 taken ,t IN suf,e rintion
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

'Therc is. think. this difference in the
signitications of the words reputation and
character. the former is what person is sup-
POSED to be; the latter, what he REALLY Is.