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A n o d y Q o u & Ia Drops,

tue GREAT Ct0E ron
All Diseases Of the Throat amt Lungs'
In Large Hotties ~ p Cents.
r:---,A ~ hyeioianz !. their practice nud in
their own ia niles, with sucn ,ud suecc that they
willingly, without solicitation, give their recon.
mendations for its use. Many certificates are now
IN my possession from eminent Physicians who bay,
used it and examined the recipe from which It ~
prepared, aud they declare that they know better
preparation in use than these An dyp, Copgh Drops.
Below are Il few names, Of the many Physicians
who use it in their practice and speak highly ia it,
favor -
DR.. CHARLES CLARKE, Montpelier, VI.
DR. SAM'L ". THANE Err, Jr., Burlington, Vt.
DR.. GEOkGE NICHOLS, Northfeld, ".
DR.. BATES, tcrlin.
DR.. BlGELuW, Barre, Vt.
FRED. Z. SMITH, Proprietor.
Montpelier, Vt.
AGENT.-A. c. SPEAR. Burlington.
- Druggists, Merchants and others, who would
like to act "a Agents. please send in their orders t.
FRED. r. SMITH, Druggist, Montpelier.
General Wholesale Agent Tor Vermont.
DONALD KENNEDY, Proprietor, ~RoNhury, Ma,..
A.. SPEAR, Agents. burlington l.. l. DUCrlI-
Err 4 son, St. Adams; II. 4. HODGES, aud L. T..
GREEN, Richmond We SPRAuUE. Ncrscn.
mes. Also, by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
Nov. -, 1854, WY
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congressional.

Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
In the House yesterday. the Pacific Rail
road bill was committed to IL select commit.
tee. There are doubts Of its final passage.
Washington Affairs.
WAsniNGToN, 22d.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has amended
his project for Il new tariff. and Mr.. Houston
Of the Committee Of Ways and Means will
report Il bill 50 nearly like it that it will
probably be acceptable to both houses and to
the Northern section Of the country. The
democratic senators met this morning to ex-
press the sentiments of their party upon
Know Nothinsism, but they adjourned with.
mt coming to any conclusion.
fi".-- ri-d Island.
NEW YORK, D"n. -.
\ vessel has arrived here from Bird Island,
the new guano island in the West Indies. She
was ordered off by the officers of the Nenc-
zurlan government, as was also another Amer
lean vessel.
Congressional.
WAsuINGTON. Jan. 24th.
The French SpuIiation Bill Was discussed
ken. 1t is thought that it will pass the
House.
Maine Leg stature
BosToN, Jan. 9th.
a very stringent Liquor Bill has been laid
before the temperance committee Of the
Maine Legislatures i,y Nal Dow.
1t provides for fine and imprisonment for
the first sale, and one year in the State iris
ON for the third.
The Buffalo and 8rantford II. u. Riots.
BUFFALO. Jan. 23-lO p. NJ.
The lahorcrs on the Buffalo, Brantiord unG
Goderich Rdll Road still have possession o.
the track at C.tistor. 9 ", about "a m;lu,
rom Brantiord. where fully armed they have
assembled to the number Of $50. Yesterday
morning the Directors with 80 men took the
train at Brantforl to come through to Port
Erie. On arriving at the place where the la
uortrs were, they discovered the force to i,
ntircly too strong for them, and SO FAR from
bling able to clear tine track the Directors
and their men, being u%narmcd, were obliged
70 beg permission t. return to BrdntfJri.
The Storm.
We have details of disasters by the late
storm but no loss Of life is yet reported. In
Baltimore the storm was terrific. Ten schoon-
crs were sunk in front of the city, several
houses were u%nroofed and numbcrless minor
disasters occurred.
The storm of Monday last did damage in
Rockland Me. to the amount Of over $50. 900.
number of wharves, Il large quantity Of coal
and lime were swept away.
CHICAGO, Jan. 90.
The SHOW storm has completely suspended
all Railroad movements north, south and
west. No trains have arrived here since Sat
urday. Telegraplic communicative with
st. Louis is also suspended.
Massachusetts Legislature.
\ petition was presented to the M,ssichu-
sets Legislature Cor the removal Of Edward
g.. Loring, Judge of Probate, who acted as
t.. ). Commissioner, when Burns was sent
back to slavery.
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xccution

GALENA, Jan. 10.
John A. Taylor was executed here ut two
O'Clock this afternoon. About ten thousand
people were present. lie spoke for nearly
an hour, and persisted in his innocence at
heart of the crime. lie expressed a hope
and helief that he was forgiven by his Maker.
and died calmly.
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LOST.

An WABHAN T, No. 2G,937. Issued to
"a JOSEPH LAMORE, Of Vermont, for service
in the War Of 1872, and mailed at Wnshin,ton
Dec.-s, 1885,, having failed 10 reach its dcstinn.
ion, n"ticel Is hereby given that application will be
made 10 the Conmi ,ioncr of Pensions 10 issue n
duplicate Of said Warrant.
HENRY WEED, Agent,
llinesburgh, Jan, 10, 1855. w29wLs
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GENTLEMEN's
FURNISHING o

81 l-2 Cts to 81 SO.
Assorted lot Of Shirts and Drawers.
SO Cts to 2 90.
Fine Shirts, Linen Bosoms and Collars.
IL l-2 Cts to SO.
Fine Linen Dosoms.
5 Cts to II.
Fine Linen Collars.
II Cts to rs.
Socks.
rs Cts. to l SO.
Stocks and Crnvats.
rs ct ,. to l 90.
Silk Pocket Ilanikorchiefs
10 cts to so.
Suspendors.
81 cts TO 2 90.
Uu brellas.
6 cts to II.
Tooth Brushes.
cts to l 90.
Hair Brushes,
$5.
Travelling Shawls.
Together with a great variety of Fancy Goods, It
- closed up cheap.
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In this village, on Friday evening, the l9thinst.,
MRS. HENRY II. MITCHELL, aged 40 years.
In Burlington, on the 22d instant, WHEELER
CHANDLER, aged 81 years.
In Shelburnc, Friday, Jan 10th, at the residence
of George Bliss, MARY ;. RoGgms, aged ! years.
At o%ttunwA, Wapelo Co., LAVA, December 3lst
Of Typhoid Fover, Mr.. James II. Fisk, aged tabout)
%, formerly of Burlington, Vt.
At Barre, January Ith, 1865, Mrs. Abigail Dodge,
aged rs.
In Bennington, Dec. 10, Mr.. Joseph Cobb, aged
20.
In C~astleton, on the 3lst ult., Mercy, wife of
Deacon V m. DcniSon, aged ~.
H. Nilnclury, Jan. 18th, Hon. Dorastus Wooster
one of the oldest members Of the Addison County
bar. Also Dec. ~, Miss Emelinc Crane, aged u
years.
In Manchester, Jan. 2, Mr.. Henry Dyer, aged 95.
lie was a Revolutionary soldier.
In Pawlct, VI, Dec, 18th, Mrs. Phoebe Reed,
aged 81.
In Peacham, Dee. II, Mrs. Augusta Merrill, aged
81. Also, Dec. :, Mrs. Priscilla Merrill aged Sc.
In SaXtons River, Jan. 10, Mr.. Charles :. Baker,
aged 81.
In randolph, Dec. 18th, Carlos h. Partridge,
aged 81 years also Dee. 2tth, Jaue L. Partridge,
aged IS years.
Inst. John.bury, Jan. ?, Capt. Charles lIosmcr,
aged II.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. II.
New Orleans papers of Saturday contain
details OF the Mexican news to the 9Th inst
The papers are filled with accounts Of Skin.
mishcs between the government troops and
parties of insurgents.
The revolution was spreading to the mos
important points Of TIE Republic and all the
military resources of Santa Anna are ~unayail.
ing to qucll the disturbances.
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'AME into my enclosure about the 3Oth Oct. last,
~ two ! year old stecrs, one Red and one Grsyish
Rcd. which the owner eau have by proving property
and paving charges. JOHN KELLER.
Essex, jan. 2, 1865. wg7w35
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News Of the Week
by Telegraph TO the Free Press.
The Steamer Falcon,

The steamer Falcon.
Eos1oN, Jan. 10Th.
y dispatch from New Orleans says that the
most serious fears are entertained for the
safety of the steamer Falcon, due at Havana
from AsninMnn.
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In R~oyaltnn, LIST inst, OLIVER II. BROOKS, o
BOSTON. and SARAM N. sMITH. of Rnvaiton
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MADAM DUBOYCE,


the CELEBRATED
Astrologist and Phrenologist,
FROM NEW YORK.
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COMMi1U CIAL.
81 WOODS
Frhsirrs C,pyvcns.

VI S.PRocIoR, BOSTON. NJ. +. woop
Commission Merchants
For the sale of
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VIEW. RiCH. amt FASHIONABLE
WINTER GOODS
Ja-f rscGuef hy
ICHOL and BOYNTON,

$50 Church Street.
RICH FIGURED PLAID AND PLAIN
SiIkS.
/ Superior Ari'cis Of Biack SIX, all widfhs.
Elegant all Wool FHENClI PLAlDS.
FRENCH MERINOS 4 Tibet CLOTHS.
LADIES CLOAK 4 TALNA CLOTHS.
do do do Ready Made.
Beautiful Plain and Fis'i all Wool ELAINE.
do do d. Cotton AID Wooden.
Elegant Long and square Cashmere, Hrochn, Thibet
and blanket SlAWL>, new aud beautiful patterns
Min "A large assurtmput pf
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-liLH- Inc stoi h IN market is not large. but at
tine hlgh rates, demand not active, and many arc
supplied for the season. Pearls range at : q :
ga, As to quantity. Pots at G -.
rER-rhe is no mltcrill char, 10 ro,ico
the arrivals are daily, but limited. and as is u.uni
ut this season there Is not as r,uch demand. Tho
stock is small in market, ari the present nro.ncct
fh'ors high prices. TIE best grades of New York
aud Vermont dairy is worth 70 a 2jc. Western
and Canadian at IS "A 2nc.
CliEE,E-Not much prime to he had. and
worth ivy Il lie, quick. Other qualities plenty and
dull. F'0"'' ""'
FLOUR-Flour has been arriving more freely
the past week, hut with a steady demand from the
trade. and comparatively small stock in dealers,
and receivers hands; prices have been well sustain.
ot throughout the week. The sales of common
brands W'stern have been at . ~ - fancy
brands at . - a ) 10 and extras at 10 Is a Sli
per bbl.
at 90 II SIC. Rye at | 10 -. White Beans of
the very best quality are scarce. prices for sncb
range at - o. Pea and Marrowfat selling
quick ~ the highe.t rates. Canada Peas are scarce.
sales at | 10.
PiONISIONS-The market remains Guitc ste,,lv
for Pork, with a III rdsrate demand from the ira Ir
sales Of prime at - 81 a Sl4 mess at SIS a Is 80
for old. and SIT a iG 30 fer NV and clear at IL
% sl1 PER bbl, I mos. Beef has been in mol.r.
ate demand. Sales of Western mess at II - SIS.
heavy do ut Sl6 X Ii 80, aud extra do at SIT n II
~ pr mi, ! m"'. Llri rem lin without change.
dressed liogs are fin r with sales at14 a "A.
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Do BUIVE
will also give
fhrcnological Examination.
lhkMo-1O Cents. Hours Of consultation FROM
= IN the III rIIus Uuti . ia the evening.
Madam u. wa, the only person in the United
>t'tc' toat predicted that Gen. TAYLOR would b.,
President onc yea, before his nomination. The los.
81 Tue 0t"instip Ocean Mumltch the return OF
safety Of Ia ~tca nship Atlnatic N is1l'. ais the
expedition of Hir lohu Franklin, Tat 1t would b,
hearI of within l. months from date, I-tn Nov.
lsI!. 1t j. we'll known that it has been verified.
Burlington, Jan. Ia, 1919. d&wtf
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NOtice.
WIS may certify that | have given my son,
r-s...G. 40HSHE. P..AF.R!GK, hi. time during the re-
earning nor paw any debts Of his contracting fr" IN
an after this date. JOHN 5. PATRICK.
Hine'burgh, Jan. 10, 1855. w2sw3.
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FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
have been sold, Of which there were up.ards of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT BY MAIL.
attesting the high estimation in which it il held rs a re.
liable popular Medical
BOOK FOR EVERY FEMALE

OWN rpN Nv fk FEMALE
the author having devoted his exclusive attention tn the
treatment Of coinphints peculiar to females. in respect To-
which he Is yearly consulted BY thousands both in person
and by letter
Here every woman can discover, by comparing her nvn
symptoms with those described, the nature, character,
causes Of and the proper remedies for, her complaints.
The wife about becoming a mother la. often need OF
instruction and advice Of the utmost Importance to her
future health, in respect to which her sensitiveuess for
bid, consulting a medical gentleman, will find sneh in
siruehon aud advice, -ad AIa, -SpIa,~ -.-.y -y@pturn.
Which otherwise would occasion anxiety or alarm as all
thu reculiarites incident to her situation are described.
tio" many are suffering from distractions ar irregular.
itss peculiar to the female system, which undermine the
health, the effects Of which they are ignorant, and for
which their drlcacy forbid. seeking medical advice
Many suffering from p'ddpHs ldTi calling " the wornb),
Or from ruor dRn' (~"eakness, debility, &e) Many are
IN constant agony for many months preceding condno.
ncnt Many have diaicult II not dlnserou. deliveries.
ant slow and uncertain recoyeHes. Some whose live. are
halried during such time, will each lind in its page. tho
means of prevention, amcloratiou and relief
1t is Of course imrractieablo to convey fully the various
subjects treated OF AS they are Of a nature strictly in
tended for the married or those contemplating marriage.
Reader, are you a husband or a fatherY a wife or a
molher' Have you the sincere welfare Of those you love
at hertz Prove your sincerity, and lose no time In
learning what causes interfere with their health and hap
p.nrss not less than your own. It will avoid to YOU and
yours. as it has to thousands, many a LAY Of rain and
anxiety, followed by s%ceple,s nights, ineaPacilatiug the
mind Tor It's ordinary a,ocation, and cshaustns those
means Tor medical attendance, medicines and advertised
nostrums which otherwise would provide for declining
years, the iuG,mitc, NJ age and the proper education Of
your children.
In Consequence of the universal popularity NJ the work,
a. evidenced b., its extraordinary sale, varuus iulIu..
tons have been attempted, as we'll gu bonkscllrr A. on
Tho puhlr. hN imitation. OF title IAln. tnurinul -eAIiinns.
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In consequence of the universal Popularity NJ the work,
a. eyduucpi b, its extraordinary sale, ,ariuus iuUu.i.
tons have been attempted, as we'll on bnhsollrrS a. on
THO publc, by limitations NJ title lagc, .purou. editions,
end suueptitious inirpsements Of copyright. aud other
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STARTLING, BUT TRUE.
WHhf EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW,

EG, a few years ago in the flush Of health and youth.
and bu.uyancy Of spirits, rapidly, and apparently in.
eNpilcahly, becomes a feeble, sickly, saliow, drbili-
tttti wife, with frame emaciatcI, nerves unstrune.
spirit. depressed, countcnance bearing the impress
OF suffering, and an utter physical and mental prog
tfa'lou, arising from ignorance Of the simplest and
PinIne,t rules Of health as connected with The mar
rage state, the violation Of which entails disease.
suffering and misery, not only to the wife, but often
HEREDITARY COMPLAINTS UPON The CHILDREN
"rNru rHE THIRD AID FOURTH GENERATION"
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WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
In the House yesterday. the Pacific Rail.
road bill was committed to Il select commit.
tee. There are doubts Of its final passage.
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Sale Of Real Estate by order Of Court,

On Saturday the 10th Of November next, 1855, be.
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. n. and o'clock p N
at the door of the Court House. in CarFotOn O6 will
be sold to the highest bidder the following real Estate
as the property OF Jacob Everhat deceased lying in
Carroll county OhiOtO witt The North East quarter Of
Section nine (9) in Township fourteen (l4)of Range
Six (6) (the late residence of Deceasedl containing
1874 acres more or less. Sueet to the Dover Estate
of Elizabeth EverhaIt widow OF Jacob Everhart set OFF
by metes and bounds, appraised at s., ,00O.
Aso the East half of the South East quarter Of Sec.
ton eight, (s) in Township fourteen, (l4) Of Range
six (6 containing 81 acres less appraised at
81, 800. 4.. ....f..gr
Also, the West half Of the South west quarter Of
Section two, (2) in township fourteen. (l4l of Range
six, (6) containing 81 more or less. Appraised
at 600 thesc two last described tracts lie adjoining
each oIher and all the above property lies in the vci.
ity of Topes mill, and is very valuable. 'a ''a
Also. Town lot No. (40l on the main Street in Car
roton with the improvements "a good frame house
and other buildiugs) appraised at St00.) hA
Also OutlOts numbered three& six, 6. d 81 IN Elx.
abeh Croxtons addition of0utots to the town Of Car.
roon, which lots lie together and contain one acre
eaoh more or less and appraised at $s7 so each lOt
Terms of sale, one third IN hand, and balance in two
equal annual instalments with interest ronday Of SALE
secured by mortgage on the premises al sraA
JOHN GREGG. Administrator of
..,sts JACOB EYERHART, Decd.
Oct, II 1855, 4W, pr fee, $500.
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Iollifcation az Cleveland.

The Republicans Of the Forest City bad a
glorious jOlifcAtion over the recent RePubli-
can victory in Ohio, on last Saturday night
The Leader gives the following brief descrlP'
liOn Of the affair. 1t says:
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed. The
glow Of the great bonfire on the Square shown
up and PAS reflected from the faces Of more
than two thousand persons. At six o'clock the
deep mOuthed cannon pealed fourth It's hrst
thurder voice Of triumph, which was repeated
with double cartridge rammed home until one
hundred aud one shots we're fred. The baby
waker' roAred louder than ever, as If consc''
GUS Of the glorious victory it COmmemOrated =
Az seven O'Clock Hecker's band marched IhrO
Superior street. and up to the count house.
The vast crowd cOngrsgatsd in and around the
building, was address cd BY Aessrs, Slade
Spaulding, Griswold Rna Wade, from the steps
Of the court house. and within at the same
time. The crowd was 50 great that hundreds
we're obliged to return without gaining en-
trance. Rockets and f.e balls streamed the
sky, and the jolly Republicans seemed anima'
ted with Fourth Of July enthusiasm. They
made the old building trsmDle and the all
shake with their hearty cheers. Everything
passed off in good order and good feeling. and
the meeting adjourned with nine hearty cheers
for Liberty and the Republic foreverP .
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AIIIs Right Come and See.


TNHE undersigned takes this method to inform his
j friends aud patrons 10 Carrollton, and vicinity,
that through perseverance, he has got his new Sky
Light Daguerrean establishment completed, just below
hustoAs store, near the Depot CarrOton, Oho where
he Is now well furnished with everything necessary to
execute all business intrusted TO him. havei now
large and well arranged ky-light, which Is complete
remedy for cloudy days, With my present arranged
room the people may rest assured that can take a
good likeness n all kinds Of weather. excepting ofehi.
dreH, these require clear day but when clear days
cannot be had bring them along Of any time and will
warrant satisfaction. am determined 70 stand at the
head of my business, and nothing except good work
shall leave my establishment. A who visit my rooms
will know that have advantages which no other esab-
shment in this vicinity boast of and am resolved
10 give better satisfaction than any other operator in the
Vicinity,
Ladies and gentlemen are most respectfully solicited
to call and examine as my work shall show for ITSELF.
Prices will be reasonable and all work warranted not to
fade, have good assortment Of stock embracing q
variety Of ne cases. ladies' and gents breaspns and
will have assortment of lockets to accommodate all
who wish them. Views oibaildings landscapes family
groupes, copy Work, lin word all business in his
line shall be promptly attended to, and warranted to
please or no SALE +a si4 9jl j. w. GODbD.5.
Oct. l8, '55.---tf toasnd "a r. SsNg sssf
N. B. the citizens who WishtO crafty their appetite
upon good article oi Cheese will find the article fol
sale by J, W. Gould, at his Daguerrean establlshment
all who wish TO get viii please call. st J.jW.G.