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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08

{. b. Luck, Esq, now in the city of Richmond
aud Tor many years in the Post Office, has such
confidence in the astonishing efficacy Of Car;cr's
Spanish MNturc, that he has bought upwards oi
90 bottles, which he has given away to the az
hcted. Mr.. Luck says he has never known it TO
iaIl "hrn taken according to directions.
DR.. AllNcE, practising physician, and former
~ OF the city Hotel in the city Of Richmond,
says he has witnessed III number of cases the
effects of Carriers Spanish Mixture which were
most truly surprising. lie says in case Of Con-
sumption, dependent on the liver, The good Ell
iccts were wonderful Indeed.
SAMUEL Nj. DRINNEii, of the firm Of Drinkcr
x Morris. Richmond, was cured OF Liver COM
plant OF year" standing, by tho use OF two
bottles Of tartCr's Spanish Mature.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08
tGuE IND rEVrR.-.GRFAr crRr-

4GUE AND FEVER---GREAT CURE.
] hereby certify, that for three years had
AgOc and Fever OF the most violent GCscription
! had several physicians, took large quantities
of Qminine, Mercury and believe all the TONES
advertised, but all without any permanent relief.
At last tried CGrtc''S SyuniSh hiriarc, two bot
ties 0iwhiCh oicctually cured me, and am hap
py 10 say that lave neither chiils or fever since
| consider II the best Tonic in the world, and the
only medicine that eve: reached my case.
JOHN LONEDES
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08

T. NoNDEN, ENV., OF The ENChaNEo NOtcI .RIch-
m0nd, known every where, says he has seen
the Medicine called Cdricy'S Spanish Mixture,
administered in over a hundred cases, in nearly
all III" diseases for which it is recommended,
with the most astonishingly good results lie
says 1t IS the most extraordinary medicine he hue
NrFg
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08

The latest accounts from Kars say
city was surrounded by tho Russians,
aud the frs, parallel opened. The
communication with Ezoroum had been
stopped. Provisions wero abundant,
but forage was scarce. Turkish rein.
forcements were being hsStenod to Er-
IeiODm,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-07
The CiucinnatiK. N.Conven,ion

LtrOm the Wash. Cor. OF the COur. * Eng
The Convention Of seceders from the Know
Nothing organization, lately held at Cincin-
natl, indicates most distinctly the disintegra-
ton Of the Northern wing of the party. They
resolve that the Missouri Compromise must
he restored, and that no Territory formed
from tho region to which it applied, shall bo
admitted us u Slave State. This is the tx
IRENE Northern ground, and when parties
assume their positions in the Presidential
contest, it will be taken by the mass OF the
party in each of the free States The only
doubtful question is, whether these indepen-
dent Northern association will be admitted 10
full and equal communion with the nation
sl organization, which is now controlled by
southern views on the slavery controversy,
The late Cincinnati Convention also protested
aglinst any sort of fusion with other parties.
This resolution was designed to correct the
tendency Of the seeding X. n, s towards the
Republicans It will fail of its object.
There is no alternative 10 the necessity which
will compel a union of Know Nothings and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-07

y SIEFPY-liENntp BrRGLiR -One Of the
haliest attempts at robbery of which we have
heard Tor some time tprk rl ic, on Tuesday
night, at the clothing store Of Fucker 4 Web
stcr, corner OF Middeand Temple streets; aud
and tho manner in which it was frustrated
is as singular us the attempt was bold. 1t
seems the rOhber, or robbers for there was
probably more than one, entered on Temple
street. ly breaking the glass, and climbing
through the hole IN the door. lie took srve-
raj articles, vests, port monnaics, g.. &C.,
which he either carried away or handed to
an accomplicc outside.
lie aft,rwar collected n large quantity OF
ready made clot',iog-cOats. pmntuloons. &C..
which he land in Il heap near tho door, ready
to he carried otf-whcn by some singular
fatality he Laid down on them AMI wtnt to
sleep. When the store was orened in the
morning the astoniSled occupants discovered
the burglar fast asleep on his henped SPOTS
lie was Immediately arrested aud carried
to Jail. lie gave his name as Edward Carr
tie will probably he tried ut the next term of
Court. We do not learn whether he carried
off any thing of much value though it is
Impossible To ascertain the precise amount.
-PoH'dnd state IF Maine.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-07

Ma. SxIn Bush, Of Midperury, was
found dead in his barn on Mlud ~ night Of
last week. lie had gore to milk, hut hHl
evidently fallen dead before commencing. An
inquest was holden. which resulted in the
unanimous opinion that be di'i Of di,oas' OF
the heart. lie was about 75 y,.ra Id NId-
dhbvry Register.
The Kansas Herald Of Free
dom says
4" If the reports which reach us from all
quarters are reliable, aud we believe they are,
our population will nearly equal seventy
thousand 10y the first of December. aud the
Spring cmiLrants will make us equal from
ninety to one hundred thousand. Congress
can hardly refuse us ndn,ittar &C INTO the
Union for want Of sufficient poruItinn Tor
we shall reach the requisite number ere the
bill i acted upon 10y that body winch endOrs-
cs our State Constitution
-AMERlcAN Coat FiELps.-The three
great coal fields in America are-rne Olio.
7O4 miles long and lSO vile, covering an
area of 60 600 square miles, "A greater sur
fuce than that OF Englan and Wales. The
1llinJs coal field covers Geo 600 square miles,
and the Michigan OCCUPIES 10000 squire
miles. b sides these, there are Numerous
anthracite basins in Pennsy l,tnia and Nir-
giuiI, the fartherrst being loo miles from
the margin of the Ohio coal fields The coal
in the bitumiuOus coal field ut the Ohio i,
$500 feet deep 5000 900 tons of bitunin-
Gus coal are raised annually
--ELfzABuTu JEwrrr drowned herself at
Gardiner, Me. last week. uud.r the dircc-
tion of the spirits. b fore committing the
fatal decd she took the nrectutlon to prevent
her body from floating away, by tying a rope,
one end of which was made fast to Il tree.
around her waist
--IuE llARRIsBi re, Ia Telegraph gives
n cotemporary the following first rate notice
4" The Patriot and Union winds up very
abusive article against ourselves by Swing
'an' lie played on Il harp of Thousand
strirgs-sperits of Just men made pprlcck. e
When Andrew Hopkins gets justice, he will
play upon an instrument of 0Hc string, with
the bridge dJiCH.'
-PRACIiCAL EnuCATIoH.- When the ill
fltcd Ben Shcrrui was in Times ON the Mis-
siseippi river, and the Lady passengers
had thrown themselves into the water and
were drowning around the boat, the wife Of
Captain GaStlcman Jumped into the river.
with her infant in her arms and swan
ashore. distance of half mile, being the
only woman saved out Of sixteen. She had
learned to swim when a girl.
-1nREE children of Dennis Sprllnan,
aged :, 4 and years, residing on Palmer
Hill, in Clinton County. y. Y, were burned
TO death on Sunday last. The keescvllo STAN
dard says that the mother wished TO leave the
house Tor Il short time, and locked the chill
dren in. She returned--to find the house
and all it contained Il heap Of smouldering
ruins
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-07

Now York. NDyembcr, 81

New York, November, 81.
Tho Collins steam ship Atlantic, Capt. West
arrived at Ibis port this evening.
' is Latest dispatches report officially
a ,i'tory Z .jned November 9Th by Dmtr
ra-.t over 10000 Russian troops most
. !, Georgian mlitiamen, ut the River lp.uur.
. winch hccrossed AZ four POINTS with lis forces,
| amounting to 20 900 men, clpturinn GO
| prisoners. three guns and killing anil wounl-
/ Ing 400 Of the ennriny. Turkish loss 800.
] klrs is still hesirged, hut Appearances in
/ dicnte that the Russians will retire to- Tllis
Nothing new is rcccivpd from the Crimea.
Both armies are rrerhinv 'or the approach
of winter
\ dcsultory fire WAS kept up between the
north and south sides OF Sclmstupd The
/ Qualifications Of both sides were bong aug
mputcd.
\ Russian cadet. who had d serted. report :
| that Grrtschakun had determined to hazlrd
an attack. The allies continue every night
to reinforce their advanced posts, and SUI, y jrt
TIN m with field artillery.
| The export Of hrcadstufls from Turkish
| ports is prohibited, but importation is allow
ed, duty free.
private despatch saws that Russia has
absolutely lrohihit,d the export Of bread.
stuff; also. that Sweden was expected to fol-
luw the example.
The allied ilects at the mouth of the Bus
and Dnriprr, were reduced to - vessels
DIPLOMATIC INTELLIGENCE. - Numerous
communications are being exchanged between
the court Of Vienna aud st. Pet,i sburEh; hut
it is thought that preiminarias Tor peace
negotiations will not take IL definite shane
until the arrival of Sir Hamilton Seymour,
the new British Minister at Vienna
General Canrobcrt had an audience with
the king of Sweden. and had IL cordial recep
ton. Nothing has trinspired as to the sue
cess of his mission. Rumur says it hno refer
cnce to an alliance between a IN mher of
Bonap rites family and the royal family of
sweden.
All the governments invited to take part in
the conference ON the ) ,uud dues, including
Russia had signited their intention Of being
represented.
GENERAL lNTELLIGENcE.-Thc American
whilrr, j phn Henry, tell in with the ahand-
oned British Arctic snip, Resolution, Of Sir
John B"lchcr's expedition. in Davis Straits,
the crew taking possession thereof, and
abandoning their own ship
The Paris Exhibition Is closed. $4,000
prizes have been distributed. including nu-
mcrous decorations Of the Legion Of Honor.
The Emperor made II brief address. extoll-
ing the benefits of the Exhibition. In nllu-
sion to the way, he observed: You desire Jas
do,>pecdy and durable peace,and peace to be
durable. must distinctly realize the ohjecis
for which the war was undertaken; Europe
must decide who is right, and who Is wrong
and final victory be achieved by public opin-
ion"
The |. 5. Minister at Greece had excited
attention hy exchanging formal visits with
the Russian Minister
French papers say that the United States
oil,'r to pay oil tho indebt, dness OF Greece tn
England and France, on conditiOt oi recci,
ing the Island OF Milo for 90 years
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-07
LYONS Kathairon.

The present immense sale Of this artele, !s al
most fabulous in amount, VIII ch shows tho public
appreciation Of preparation which rests lie claims
entirely upon its own merits. The astonishing re-.
suits produced by tho kATHAIRos in preserving tho
Hair isom badness, and restoring II when il has
fallen out cleansing from dandruf and all other
impurities, and impartiug to it beautiful sloss and
ilkon texture together with its delightful perfume
md perfect eleann S. have made It the most univer-
sally popular toilet article ever use .. To guard
against valueIess limitations and oouuteTeits, always
Gsk for LYONS khmAIRoS. sold everywhere in
large bottles, for only - cents
HEATH, NYNkO0P 4 Co, Proprictors.
% Lberty.St., New York.
Dec, 4. wlmo
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-07

nc suGg AND READ the advertisement found in
a iother column Of this paper Ion DR.. Clou NJ,
Columbian pills. then call upon the Agent
ant purchase, for merely Is cents, box Of he
best me licine Tor dyspepsia, Liver Complaints,
and all nillious arrangements you ever used. A
Lady in Undertook, after using Il es Pills six
years dolarcs that she would not be- without them
to use rs family medicine if they Gust dollar.
in steal of - cents q box. Let every tam Y try
these Pills. \. c. SPEAR, Agent, burlington
Sept rs 1853. uAwf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-07
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET,

At Market, s2j Bee Cattle 300 Stores. 90 pairs
Working oIsn, 80 COWS AMI Calves, 800 sheep
and Lambs 100 swine
Priccs-Bcef Catle-We advance our quotations
10 correspond tn sales short supply was 0 Fsrel
Wequpte extra SN,7i az fr-t qulltv a 5 so 4;
Sc ond quality : ~ third do 5,Ij O,7j.
Working Oxcn--No sales noti'ed.
Cows amt Calve--Sales at S23. 20 30, IS. 4jat7.
Stures-learlings 50 u II two years old Sl3 n
10 three years old S2S Il ~.
SheepSales Of lots at 2,7j, 3,37 ,ss, rs, rs
and q.
Swine-Still fed fat hogs u corn fei fat
u shoats to pcddle Is II a: retail from to
IN.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Nov. -.

Al Market $40 Cattle, $50 Beeves, and So
Stores consisting Of working oxen, and calves,
yearlIng', two and three wears old.
Prc,s-Mnrkct Bcef-EXt. so r : - let quail
" 81 90 do a G,7i Sd do 5,7j ordinary
5,OIa 800.
Stores-Working Oxnn-TO, | Il ! 40.
Cows and Calves-s!j. 30, - so.
Yearlings-S0 10. Two Year Od-Sl3, Halls.
Three Year Odds, II n ~.
Sheep and La rbs-37i0 at market Prices
Extra 50. Ca :. by lots Sis, so, 10 II 90
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-07
Respectfully yours,
Massa.soit saIvc cures Mosquito Bites.

To SOM flesh nothing il more poisonous and
and painful than mosquito bites; Massasoit Salve'
should DO applied instantly, and it will prevent tho
swelling, tina itching and the rain This salve is
also an excellent family remedy for the cure Of
Burns, Cuts, and Wounds. Price Is cents per box
and sold by the Agent
Tor sale in Burlington by IHEo. 4. PECK, and
A. c. SPEAR. WinoOski, by JAS. NVwFLL, and
C IsHAM; r. FgRGusos, Essex II. loDGIs
Richmond Dixon Co, Milton also NJ. HALL
linesburgh. w23W2
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CATHARTIC PILLS

operate by their powerful influence on the
" Internal yiscora ~ purif, the blood aud ~timu-
late it into healthy action. They remove the
distractions If the stomach bowels liver and other
organs Of the BODY and, 10y restoring their irregular
action to health. currrct. WHEREVER they exist such
arrangements rs are the first causes NJ disease,
An extensive trial of their ,uturs, 10y Professors,
Physicians. aud Patients. has shown cures NJ dam
gcrou- diseases almost hcvpud belief. were thrN not
sub~tIutintrd by persons NJ such exalted position
aud character as to forbid the suspicion Of uniruth.
Their certificates are published in my American
Almanac. which the Agents below named are
pleased tu furnish free to all inquirug.
Annexed we give D,r"t,oha for their use in the
complaints which thry have been found to cure
FuR CusTtvENtSs. - Take one ur two Pills. or
such quantity as to gently move tie huwel> Co.'S
tycueSS !, frequently the HgVtavatiug cause ~
PiLts, aud the cure ~ ono complaint Is the cure
of both. No person feel well while under
cuSti,e halit Of body. Hence it should be, as 1t
can be. promptly relieved.
Fox DysrtrsiA. which is sometimes the cause
Of roShreUe,' and always uncomfortable take mtd
doses - from one To- four 10 stimulate the stomach
and liver into healthy action. They will do il. aud
the heo,tbn". b'oyi'pn, aud sO"b",,i of dtsrepSia
will rapidly disappear. When it has gone don't
forget what cured YOU.
For a Furi S1uHACH. or Mo,bd hinrt'Op ofNe
Boreh which produces general depression IF tie
spirit, aud bad health take from four TO eight rus
at first and smaller doses afterwards, until activity
and strength is restored to the system.
FoH NEHvot-NFs> SICK HtAuACHH. NNrsEh.
Pam m Ne Siom,0.h. Bi,i, ar S'ts take from four
to eight pills going to bed. II the, do not npcr-
ate 'g.gnt ke moe the be gSsl d a. at" Sy icy
system. Don't wear these aud their kindred dIs-
order, because v"ur stomach is foul
FHR : RutrLN. Fpy>lrFltS. 0Uf MI Diseases
ofNe Iip. take the Pills freely and frequently to
keep the bowels open. Tho cruptuus viii cCucr-
ally soon begin to diminish and disappear Many
dreadful ulcers and sorcS have been healcI mp by
the pnrgiug and purifying effect Of these pills and
some disgusting disease, which seemed to Sautrate
the wliulr stem have ruiuulctcN Welded to- their
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-07
Rutland q Burlington RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
g z jl-'.,I g!:.g', 5:. Eli, .,,
GsJS-Ga-Enl- --='-2- - 49,
y and after Monday Dec. Srd, lsSs, lralI

I'M and after Monday Dee. 3rd l,5o, Train
~ will run Ms follows, via -
Leave Burlington tor Rutland and Bellows Falls
1t $40 A. NJ. %I2.lj and 40 Z. NJ,
Leave Bellows Falls for Rutland and Duihugtou
- l2l5, 6,4j and $40 p. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at ESQ A. ". II. IS
and sos p. VI
Leave Rutland for Bellows balls at $3.50 A.
NJ. and l2O0 NJ,
Al Burlington, trains connect With trrius OF the
w. Central aui Vt. ani Canada roads, Mt Rutland,
With trains Tor Troy, Albany, New York, Saratoga
Falls with trains Of the Cheshire Road .or Fitch
burg Worcester, Luv'oil Rnd Eoston--Nerr.n mt
Valley Road, for trat,.ebo.o, springfield, Hartford,
New Haven and Nov lyrk--l4l witt splii,l
Road, FIR Wlui o., 30.
Freight Trains, With Passenger Gar att'.t-i.
=. ..CHAElN, catt.
Nov. 2Jtl, ISIS. dtet
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a SUBSCRIBER" (whom we suspect to be some
narrow minded Lccch) asks US why we advertise
Or. AYgW's pills and wcwll give him seven
reason. for so ding. The first, second and third
are that We are paid forit The fourth is We know
them by experience to to be good. Ths fifth is that
DR. Ayers p epiration being recommended by bet
ter than we-by physicians of the highcs talent
and the deepest earning in the land, are we'll
sustained ia our convictions Of their value.
Tho -ixth is that they are cheap well as useful
Tue last but mot least 10 trat they have done and
ure doing an amount Of good in this community
which our old fogy f,iend il he could repeat him
self ten thousand times might never hope 10 equal,
aud We trust by making them known to reader
some service H. our readers as we'll ourselves
Christian Advocate.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-07
THAT BALL WHERE is 1T
BAKERSFIELD ACADEMY

G.. 5. LORD ST\RKS. A B.. Principal.
Prof Of Mental anil .Nr1' N-ien-e
ant Au-eri L1pgus,s.
Mp. HENDERSON, A. NJ. Prof of Math
GEO. FtSSErr, Prof Of Vocal Music
W. u. " l.SDN, L. V. NJ, Pcuman,hip
MISS J. C. TA'COTT, PnRcgprRrss,
Miss c. NJ. HAzELTGNE.
Teacher of Pdintin; and Drawing
Miss C. ]. WILSON,
Teacher Of Piano & Organ Music.
Miss :, h. WIrilERlLL, y. q.
Principal Of Primary Department.
Miss II. A. PRATT.
Teacher Of Wo~s 81, Flowers, &c
CALENDAR AND EXPENSES
Terms commence Nov. 18th, 1853, Feb. 2~th.
1886, and May 18th. 1886.
Board of excellent quality, furnished room tow.
Common English, 81 o. Higher English, 50 81
Primary d .partnent,2 40 An'. Lrnguages, 1 o.
Ere lch ttier together 90 Piano Music 5 On
Other char yes usual. Entire expense for hoard
Re. and TItipa in 60 In -lish. o"Iy -. o.
per term OF ! / week..
-.
Students are conveyed fr,1 an N st. Albans.
FREE at commencement aud close Of terms. Ihe
Academy i b. utifully ,itultel Il miles from =.
Adams. For further Information address the
Principal.
REFERENCES
Prof. VI. Petty, Burlington, Rev W. Smith, d y
St Adams, Prof. T. Lewis, l.. l.. n. Schenectady
y. Y, Ezra Mech r., Shelburne. Vt, Hon. Austin
Fuller, Enosburgh. Rev. J. Eane-, Grand Isle.
W. c. WILSON, President.
j. y. PoMERoY, Secretary.
Oct. /. 1855. Wins
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SHAWNEE Mission. Nov. 3Oth
Boston Produce Market, Dec. ID.

Tho demand for Flour is moderate and, with rye
arrival. the market is very dull, Small SALES OF
common brands Western at 80 25a9 81, iaucy
brands 80 ~ "a ga aud cxtas $40 IL IS pei
Dbl. inc ufing St l. 'uis and Genesec The SUES Of
Corn have been moderate at :. IL II per bushcl
for good Western mixed and southern yellow OLt
ar" firm at - SIC per bishcl for Northern and
Canada. Rye quiet at : 3 per uushel.
Proyisions-rhe sales of PORK have been small at
q 30 i % > for prime ; u - FIR m s.; AMI %
for clear, cash mos. Beet ranges from II II for
mes ami extra mess. Lard pa lac in hbl. and
la II &c IN keg', and Smoked Hams 10 10 &c pei
10, cash nos.
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New Ribbons and Embroid erie 5
Just OPENED A NEW LOT at
Nov. - LIMANS.
hm)rOtVDeS.

4 NEW STYLE of Photo graphic Pictures taken
n upon glass cmnbinins tho beauty of n fine
steel On craving with the most brilliant suriHc,
rhey ca BE- seen in any light, having none of the
dazzling reHrcti N objected t. in DIsuerrcotyp,s
unuka the iesuerre"type they do not ii lie and can
not be a ctsl by climate, water, OF even acids
Likcncsscs can be taken By this process almost in
Simultaneously, insur!ng litclike expression rare II
da :utrreutyp;s.
r4c., pi 'tlre- can b. procured o. the subscriber
the only Ambrotype artist in Franklin or Chittendcr
counties.
Persons DESTROYS to learn the art, can receive ia
structipn from him on reasonable terms
PRICE of pictures same as Dagucrcutypes
GEDRGE POKrER PAINE.
ST. Adams, Nov. -, 1888 dkwlw
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CheaD Goods.

VUsr RECEIVE ANOTHER LOT OF BEAU
- titIl, VI. DE- LANES, PuNrs, &c. Also, pam
MEaNus, all at greatly reduced prices, going las,
at the Corner store.
LlMAN'S.
November, q, 1875, dGwtt
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ScytheS and Axes.

'ENIlE Subscriber having pu chased the ScytLe
L and Axe Work' formerly owned by
u. TAFT 50 :,
will continue the IN nut cture of Scyth and Axes
STAMPED rs formerly, under tue supeintendeucc of
the Messts. Taft, who will use extra oXrrtiuus {"
produ e an article equal I, the b'st that can be
found in market Orlrrs addressed t. u. Tat n
sons, Tlrtullc, Vt W II meet with prompt a'ten-
ton. G. :. HAMILTON.
Hartford, Dee. LIST, 1855. w13wi
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the Republicans That necessity will not
Income incentive until the nominations Tor
Tue Presidency shall be made. 1t cannot be
then cyadcd,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-07

In Winooski, December 81, Mrs. 1ItnRirr
FLETCHER, wife of Mr.. baudy fletcher, aged -.
The funeral services will be held in tho Congrosn.
tlonal Church. Minooski, Thursday Dec. 9Th, Mt
10 O'Clock A. NJ, Sermon by the Rev. II. II.
Burlington, Pastor of the Baptist Church in Bur-
ltngtOn.
In Cnderhill Nov. 9th, JonS RrYyoLDs, aged
years.
II lndi ma papers please copy.
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BLODGETT & SWEETS
Patent Galvanized
Il ID * Il "A ID l. Il EN-.

For Hotels, steamers, and private families.
Warranted to cook with LESS FUEL than any
Their Oven in nse. Manufactured by
e. S. Blodgett & Co.,
College street, Burlington, VI,
sept IT, 1880 WY
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ALSO a new, very cheap, and desirable article Of
Wadded skirts.
Just Received ut LNMAN'S.
Nov. "a. dNWtf
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New Books.

w II Hope Campbell know thySelf
scenes in tne practice of New y ork Physician
Uhly DandeliUn. For sale at
III NTING1ON'S.
Dec, !, 1879 dGwf