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INDICATED INHALATION
DR. GOLDINGBUNTING,
of ~, nj on

4 Nd formerly Of the Brompton Hospital, City
n Road, London for the cure Of Consumption.
bronchitis, and all other chronic affections Of the
Throat Lungs and air passages, nv the inhalation
OF meiicated vapors practiced in the said Hospi-
tai. The remedies employed by DR.. b. are brought
into immediate contact with the liberated surfaces
If the Lungs and Throat, by inhalation, producing
their action the very seat Of the disease SIM
gle week, trial will convince tho invalid of tho
efficacy Of the e-restoring power Of this treatmen,t
DR.. Bunting will be at the American Hotel Bur-
lngton, on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday tho
l4th, 5th, and 10TH inst, for consultation with
patients the above Diseases,
No charges for consultations, which given
from A. VI. to S P. NJ.
Or. B. may he also consulted on all diseases pc.
culi1r To Femles, free Of charge, at his rooms.
= Principal 0Fiee, Northampton, Mass, where
all lNtter' (poupad) will be duly answered.
Feb sth. ddwtf
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Timothy Follett,s Est,to

WE SUBSCRIBERS, having been onpoin,.
" ed by the Honorable the Probate Court for
,ho Dlstrct OF Chittenden. Comm ioners to receive
examine and ADJUST the claims an demands of Mi
persons, against the estate Of Timothy Follett of
burlington, ns'id district, insane represented in.
solvent, and also all claims and demands exhibited
IN onset thereto and six months from the day
OF the date hereof, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose do therefor hereby rive notice
that we will attend to the business of our nppoint
ment, at the Office of r. E. Wales. in Burlington in
said District, on the second cdncsdny Of NAV and
August next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. On each Of said
days
Dated this Sd day Of March, A. D., 1855.
CHARLES RUSSELL,
T. f. WALES, : Commissioner
PlllL0 DOULlTTLE,
w37w3
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Perkins B. Aliens Estate.

STATE TATE. OF TERM9NT IS. Tho Ic1 tbc P p,
Of Chitt"nden. To all pcrscns intorcstod in the
Estate IF Perkins b. Allen n minor under the 60
n '""-to"n wears, GRrrrIvc.
"HEREAS. tho Gunriian NJ rorkins r. Allen.
W minor under thc - Of fourteen vaars. hath
made nnncotion ~ aid Court in vrtir- f- license
md nnthoritv To soil tho ro1 estate hs soil war
setting forth therein that II would be conducive n
the interest If his said ward N soil tho ronl estate
of said ward heounnthed 10 him nv thn last will and
testament Of Tirnh Tshnm. lnto of Shnlhurno. do
ceased, situated in the town Of Iineshurgh, in said
District
Whercunon tho s1id Court appointed and 1ssirned
the second dav of April A. n. l7Ii Tor hearing nd
deciding said o00lication ut tho Probate Court
Rooms in sal district. and ordered that nuhlic
tce thereof hr rvno ~ all nnrsons interested in
said cst,tr nv nuh'ishinr s1ih o-da- thrcc weeks
successivelv in tho Pnrli0rton rrcc Press. news
which circuln'oe in tho ncighhorhood of those
Interested, all which notifications he pre-, ious to
thc tim' appointed for said hearing.
Nnu Their fore hrrohv mott Sol ~ hofrro
said Court tho time and nacc aforesaid. and make
vorr objections TO such sNlc " Won 900 c0uso.
Given under nv hand at Burlingt on, this 5th dry
Of March, A. D. 1855.
D. FRENCH, Register.
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Agents in Vermont.

Smith 4 Pierce, ,Montpther-G P Hale, Ch@sss-
NJ Brown, Woodstoek-Redfeld& Granniss, Mont
pslier-C l. Case CO. Braaion--E W Blaisdell
'Veygennes- Collins & Porter, Mntpshsr- Welch,
Braadon--W II Wallace, Easburg-L Pratt, Jr.,
WoodtocE--S Collins, Monfpslier-S B Nichols,
BUhuFton-P Merryfeld, Wini,or-B Tyler,
Mntpthsr-D Mott, -. Adams.
Jan. 10, w6min
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COWS
limited States Rountv Land.

I HAVE received instructions from the Commits.
L sioner Of Pensions, and prepared to procure
Bounty Land Warrants for those entitled under the
Act Of March 3, 1853.
Those who served IA days in any Of the wars in
which this country has been engaged and those who
were engaged in the Battle of Plattsburgh, en-
titled to leo acres, and respectfully solicited to
call on at my Office, over Merchants Bank, Bur
lngton LYMAN CUMMINGS, Agt,
March {, 1855 dGt&wlt'
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NOTICE..

TIVE SUBSCRIBER is DESTROYS of establishing
i travelling Agency in every two Counties or
more throughout the New England aud Middle
states. Each agent Is retained at $50 per month
and expenses paid, if preferable, admitted to a
share in the aggregate proceeds of his agency. None
but thorough business men need apply, and who
have pecuniIry responsibility Of at least 500
Those wishing such AN agency can be conferred
with at the Exchange Hotel, Burlington, Vt ON
the Sd and ith of April next.
T, j, PAGE, Proprietor.
Rutland, VI, 18th March, 1855. d2wtonPi
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Notice.

rI,HE COPARTNERSHtP heretofore existing in
tle name Of ROOD HUNT, is this day dis.
solve by mutual consent.
ORLtN ROOD,
WILLIAM HUNT.
Jericho, March 5th, 1855. w3Gw3v
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MOTION FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING.. MARCH is 1855

sent santa Anna as daily losing ground and
Alvarez as steadily gaining. 1t 10 said Santa
Anna holds several steamers ready to receive
bim on the approach of the revolutionis,s
'ie mas sent ont the country what he could
oil the 100000 received from the L. S to-
| gether with all his valuabes.and has sold in
advance the S3,OOO,OOO yet to be paid to
Mexico by the United States.
EmbezzIement.
A clerk Of the Pacific Bank. New York
has embezzled twenty thousand of its funds
and absconded.
Excitement in Boston.
BosToN, 10th
Ihcre mas been some excitement in Boston
to-day, IN consequence of rumor that n
ooutherner was here in pursuit of fugitive
Slave. n fugitive who reached this eitv last
week from the South was forthwith started
on the road to Canada
The Pacific.
NO news from the steamship Pacific. over
due at New York. 1t is supposed that she
did not reach Liverpool in season to make
her return trip.
MIR. SOulc.
New York, March 10th.
Mr.. Souie declines the demonstration ten.
dered him by the Cuban Junta in this CITY.
New Hampshire Election.
CoNcoRD, n. IT, March 10. 1855.
Mctcalf the Know Nothing candidate ia
undoubtedly elected Governor of this State
by handsome majority
The Know Nothing majority in this city
over all others is l4O.
FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Pacific.
New YORK, March 18th, p. NJ.
The steamer Pacific, Capt Comstock, has
just arrived, bringing London dates to the
18th ult. In Parliament Roebnck's mo.
ton OF enquiry into tho war was car
ried John Russell has been annoint.
ed Colonial Secretary. Raglan is reported
to have resigned, Lord Lucan has been ro.
called Gladstone, Herbert and Graham, had
resigned because Mr. Roebuck's motion WAS
carried for a Committee of Inquiry into the
Encouragement of the War.
The Cabinet is remodeled There i. no i'm.
portant change.
Joseph Hume is dead
The Vienna Peace Conference will ho
opened in few days. All parties profess an
anxiety for peace, 1t is officially announced
BY the Allies that on the 18th, Gen. Liprandi
with $4,000 Observation-Disclosures inter-
Irpted).
New Hampshire observation-disclosures.
CONCORD, n. H., March a.
EiShty-seven cities and towns show Net |
,alf l6,3l7; Baker IL ,O5i Bell 1869 Fow- |
sr 372.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lO3 Denis.
% whise O orree'.is., si-v,~ ...,-..,..-
If Congress
Metcalf K. n. candidate for Governor. is
chosen by about 5000 majority The same
party have elected at least three quarters of
he Senate, two. thirds of the House, and the
entire Congressional delegation.
At Meredith village while the election was
going on, the people being assembled in the
Town Hall, to the number of 700, the flooring
gave way, precipitating a number into the
cellar below, or four were fatally Injured.
one of whom has since died % others had
limbs broken and many Others were badly
injured.
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Auction Sale.

W Ill SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION on
Saturday, March q, at shepherds Inn, in
Richmond, good sized year old BAY HORSE, Of
tho Morgan breed. The said horse Is well broke,
kind in every respect, and is n good traveller.
n. 5. TOMLlNS0N.
Richmond, March 5, 1855. w3Cw3s.
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A>HES-Tho past few days thero has been n do
cline IN prices and in less demand as still less
are anticipated by the trade Pots and pearl are
now held at % the stock is not large
BUTTER-There is no material cbanrc IN rotioo
since our last report Demand active stock limited
prices range nigh, with sales for New York and
Vermont dairies at "a &c uery cho,ce at 27a2sc.
Canadian at 2la23c
CuEESE-Priccs have improved tho hos. :, NON
held at II IA l2c, and wanted
LOUR-The market is v~ry firm for Flour with
HSht receipts and prices have advanced The do.
ahu mas been fair from tho trade and sales of COM
mon brands Western at 50 /; fancy brands at Q IA
~ anu held at the latter price at the close with
very Itt'o OF TINS description in the market and
extras at 10 % | per Dbl Extra Gepeseo ro n,es
rom - II per Dbl. to brand
-"h1lN-Ohts are firm and further sales of good
per bu. White Beans continue in good demand o ot
% 81 per bu, as to quality Canada Peasar
plenty and market quiet at | So
HOPS-Ihc market is dull for Hops and pri,cs
are lower and only nominal.
PhONlSlONS-No change in Pork since our re-
port Of last week. There is a steady demand from,
the trade and the market is firm Beef continues
IN steady but moderate demand. Lard is in dc.
mand. sales in bbls at l0t lOic, cash and in
Kegs at II &c per ID. Smoked Hams have been in
good demand at lOi l0tc, cash and mos to the
trade and J. a II per 10, cash and time, for
shipment to California. Dres cd Hogs are duh and
sales at prices ranging from a SC, the latter rate
for choice retailing lots
oEEDo-Ihcrc is more trade the season is an
proachlng for regular sales. Clover seed will not
range ss nigh as has been anticipated, the stock
1eing larger. Western is held at IL nc,
Timothy ut SO n SO, as to quality and AT nresent
not IN large supply for the demand
. MooL--I The stock of domestic Wool continues
nght, WITH small receipts. Prices are stoady and
urn, and manufacturers take about all tho feece
and pulled at quoted rates.
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Rnom> IN tho CITY Of New YnrL

- ENTLEMEN VISITING THE CITY Of NEW
- YORK. can find pleasant accommodations at
No. is, West Tenth Street. Tho locality is very
airy and healthy and convenient for strangers being
near tho 9th Avenue Railroad, and several lines
o' Stages and the rooms will be found more
pleasant than at any hotel.
June "a. 1854. dkwtf
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French Glass, Sash and Pntty,

ERENCH GLASS ALWAYS on HAND, FOR
u sale by the Box or Retail. Glass Cut to any
Shape and Size, and Set in best Style.
~ Orders promptly attended to. Callandsee,
two doors East of the FREE PRESS OFFICE, Coll
lego Street
HERYEY BURNETT,
DuRLISGToS May 25,
1854. WY,
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Bounty Land.

VNIiE undersigned will give their particular at
L tentiou to procuring Land Warrants under tho
Bounty Land Bill recently passed by Congress.
All the Volunteers at the Battle of Plattsburgh,
or their widows, all widows of Revolutionary SOL
diers, and all Soldiers Of the War of 1872, their
widows, who have not already received one hundred
and sixty acres, are entitled to Land Warrants un-
der this Bill
Full information on all Bounty Land Pension
Claims can be obtained of WESTON a SHAW.
Burlington, VI, March II, 1855. wifi
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News of the Week
BX T. r. T. q G. r. a p II
TO TIE FREE PRESS.
Great Fire in st. Mary's, Ga.

Great Fire i'll st. Mary's, Ga.
COLUMBIA, s. c. March 9th.
New Orleans papers of Friday are at hand.
Nearly the whole of the business portion Of
the town of St. Mary's, Ga. was destroyed by
fire on Friday last
Bishop Reynolds, R. C. of Charleston, is
dead.
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COMMERCIALS.

- 90 -
PROCTOR 81 WOODS
Prices CurrCm..
s.PRocroR, BOSTON. I'M woon
Commission Merchants
For the sale of
WOOL AND COUNTRY ppoDtCE
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PUCllAN'S Hungarian Balsam-thc celebra-
v D ted English curative for severe Coughs and
Pulmonary diseases, For sale by
March =. d8wtf TlIEO. A. PECK.
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Challenge Accented.

Challenge Accepted.
BURLiSGroN, March, 9Th, 1855
Mr.. EDrroR: Sir-In your Daily of the 9Th, no.
ticc my challenge accepted by Il. j, Myrick, OF
Orwell, saying that he had accepted my challenge,
and would give me ten dollars if would come down
to his place. and that had not much as answered
him, which he considered unfair in me- and that he
will now take mo on my own ground.
Now have to say to the gentleman that that
was my fist and only proposition and this is the
first acceptance | have had. did not consider his
first acceptance worthy of notice, aud wish him to
understand that should conclude to take my horse
from home can pay my own expenses. And now,
sir, my challenge is good for Mr.. Myrick's Black
Hawk two year old entire colt, or any other colt he
may get in America.
JAMES McNAssER.
P. 5. Tho challenge is accepted for the largest
premium tbs trot to off 2lst inst. on Burling-
ton Bay, and if the ice is good, they are 90
to A. j. Morreil's track in Colchester. d4t&wl
burlington Female Seminary.
TNHE SPRING TERM will commence on We'd
l. ncsdIy, March It'll.
Rev. J. X. CONVERSE, 4. NJ,
Latin, Chemistry, Natural, Moral, and Intellectual
Philosophy.
Res. u. ". SMITH, 4. NJ,
English Language and Literature, Rhetoric and
Prof 7 T. MoLr, Piano and Vocal Music and
Prof I. Z. MoLr,S Thorough Bass.
Prof J, II. IIILLs, Drawing, Croyoring, &c.
l Mi.. j. J. E. T. c S'tasss'' on Painting
The Frcnch Language is taught by Lady to
whom thc language Is vernacular.
Applications 81 Iuld DO made carly. Catalogues
JAMES W. HIcKoE. Secretary.
Burlington. Jan. u, 1855. d&wtf
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Railroad Watches

nFmy own importation, ca'ed in heavy ls carat
~ hno gold hunting cases, from u to "a ounce
cases also, hne one. in heavy silver cases with my
own name and Of my own importation, OF the finest
movements have ever had the pleasure Of offer
ing to Railroad men. Double Time Watches for
sportsmen; Ladies' Gold Vst,hes in great variety,
all at low prices, at the Old Stand Church Street
J. E, BRISSMaID.
Feb. g. d&wtf
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fire on Friday last.
Bishop Reynolds, r. c. Of Charleston, is
dead.
X. MS in Chicago.
Chicago, March 9TH.
The K n. majority in this city for mayor is
344 The order formed long procession,
headed by band of music, marched through
the streets, and shouted in triumph. No dis
turbance Of the peace took place.
Cuban News.
New ORLEANS, March 18th,
The steamship Cahawba has arrived at this
port with Havana dates to the fth Instant
Matters were all quiet throughout the Island
and business appeared to be reviving. The
L. 5. steam frigates San Jacinto and Prince
ton we're at Havana.
Tammany Hall.
NEW YORK, March Sth.
A large Union mass meeting, was held at
Tammany Hall last night. Senator Stuart of
Michigan, was the principal speaker, Sena-
tor Douglas was absent in consequence of
illness The resolutions take strong and open
HrOunu III ldNoT VI tnc VI NuDd
and put it forward as an article of Democra-
tic faith They also denounce the Know
Nothings. When Senator Stuart said no good
Democrat could belong to the Know Nothings
there was slight kissing.
Know Nothings IN New York state.
RoSDoUT, March Sth.
Twelve towns have been heard from and in
every one of them theK now Nothings have
elected their ticket, The town Of Kingston
gives IIendrick the Know Nothing candidate
for supervisor $40 ma jority over all others.
The Know Nothings of Kingston and vicinity
are rejoicing over their victory in the County
| by torch light professions and firing OF guns.
Release Of n supposed Kidnapper.
PHILADELPHIA, March 9.
The man Warwick, charged with kidnap
| ping female slave from Mississippi, has
been released on writ of habeas corpus, nc
one appearing to sustain the charge.
The Tillibusters.
WAsnINGToN, March 9th.
Among the important measures in Congress
was bill to repeal the neutrality laws, b,
Senator Brown, ofMississippi. lie proposed
to repeal such sections of the law as restrain
ed American citizens from giving aid an
comfort to the people Of Cuba. He says tn
Standards in Cuba have insulted the Ameri
can Gag, imprisoned American people, search
ed American ships, plllaged American mails
and vet government has not moved unde
these circumstances. lie is for letting sli
the dogs of war in the shape of 6llibuster'
Capt. Kinney has resigned his commission
as Captain General of the Central America
Colonization Company.
W. Cost johnson, temporary President, hd
also resigned, and ex-senator Cooper has bee
appointed with full powers.
Horrible Murder.
BosroN, March 9th.
, 4 terrible murder occurred in South Gar
;, ncr, Worcester County, Mass, on Wedne
: day night. Two aged maiden ladies, the 81
tiers of the late Abner Kneeland, the note
infdel, lived in a house by themselves. The
were beaten to death by clubs, by robbie
who mistakenly supposed that they Ia
It money. a vagrant Frenchman, with bloc
y upon his clothes has been arrested.
IS No English steamer yet
l. Mexican News.
L WAsnINGTCN, March 10Th
Adyices from Mexico to Feb. 18th repr
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STARTLING. BUT TRUEl
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW.
DIRE ABDUL INHERITANCE

FROM THE PARENTS
And must fi.. ''nurS Must TIL. be- Is there no
remedy y" rrl,f' No honef"
Tic remedy l. by kUuAIug The causes and avoiding
them and showing Do" remedies and benedting by them
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Il, nrric0

In this town, on the morning Of the lith inst, by
Rev. J. II. WORCESTER, Hon WILLIAM HASWELL
of Benni ngton, to Miss LYDIA B. STACY.
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st. Lawrence Academy,
pOTSn VI y v

'I'HE present Term will close on the l4th day Of
L March next. The next term will commence on
Thursday. MARCH 29th.
liESRY d. BrcKuAM, 4. b., Principal, n nd WALDO
BhfGH N, A. b., Assistant. Miss AMA>DA L.
WARREN, n graduate of the Mount TIolvoke Semi.
nary, has charEe Of the FsMALH DKPARrMESr.
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Economy and Good Light.

sd ATENI SMOKE CONSUMING LAMPS"
L to burn "Che'p OIL" " Lard or grease Of
any kind" and give far better Ii ght than Fluid or
Oil in common Lamps. Kitchen Lamps Is cts. Sew
ing and study Lamps to burn very little Oil and
give good light. Wicks, Chimnies and Globes for
most all kinds of Lamps, sold at the old stand
Church Street.
J. Z. BRINsMAID.
Late Brinsmaid, Brother 4 %.
Jan. Is, 1855. d&~H
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Real Estate for Sale.
BURLINGTON
G A r r ct w A z L II o u 8 E
and
CROCKFRY STORE,
$50 CHURCH STREET. Is

A fresh lot Of now and beautiful styles of
FoREIGN AND American CARPETs
TURKEY VELVET,
TAPESTRY,
BRUSSELS,
THREE PLY,
INGRAM, and
Common Wool, Cotton and Wool, ard all Cotton,
Booking, Crumb CLOTH Rugs, Mats, Stair Carpets, &c.
ALSO,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, all wilths-from yd to 6 yds
Straw Mating, Sc.--Also
Crockery, China q Glass Ware.
Alarge aud entire new stock.
ALSO,
PAPER HANGING@ Of every quality Allthc
above goods have been bought at greatly reduced
prices, and will be sold accordingly.
NICHOLS * BOYNTOA.
Burlington, Oct. 1854. d4wIi
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Tuition per Term Of Ii Weeks .

Languages and the hi Cher branches of English Edu-
cation, 81 90
Elementary E1glish Studies 4 40
Music on the Piano Forte, Drawing and Paintin
are also taught in the Schuol by other and compe.
cnt teachers for which extra charges arc made.
The IHr,rEES are happy TO inform the public thai
Mcssrs. Bnckhlm and Brigham, gra uatcs Of the
University rot Vermont, who have now been in the
school more than half yea, have fully sustained
the high reputation for telchin., they previously
enjoyed.
The GtrSrEEs feel assured that thi. Institution
amor I7 ficltlcs for acquiring n superior Acidcmi-
cal tducltion. The Academy bulldogs arc ample
and C "a nplious, with library, Astronomical and
Chcmicd Apparatus, together with respectable
Cabinet Of Minerals
Public puronhgc Is solicited.
BY order of tho Board Of Trustees
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Hungarian, Wide-Awake c, Young
Am erica and Know-Nothing
HATS,

GLOVES. TRUNKS, TRAVELLtNG-BAGS,
UMBRELLAS &CANES
All Of which will be sold at u low figure.
n. ALLEN & co.
Burlington, March, 1855. dtwtf
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THE MARRIED woMAN's

the author having devoted hi exclusive attention the
t!'Gn' OF e"G'l' rreH[ 10 ,rmalr, ~ 'r'i'ct 10
Here every woman discover by comparing her own
symptoms with those described the nature character
o. and the proper remedies for, her complaints
The wife abou; becoming mother has often neei Of
Instruction and advice OF the utmost importance to Aer
future health in respect which her sensitveness for
BIDS consulting a medical gentleman will find such in
s,rueon and advice, and also explain many symptoms
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LOST.

I'M the morning Of Sunday, Feb. 2ith, Bear
, Skin Robe, between Vino ski Falls and the
Exchange Hotel in BurltlstJn The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving it with the >ubscri-
Der, LIP. BLOpGETI
March B. dGwtf
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Corn Planter.

wi
a FrE6 MARCH 10, 7 shall he ready to furnish
~ C. II. Dann's Patent Corn Planter, one If those
laborsaviny machines which will suit the most par.
tcular. Its operations are very simple and easy,
and four ncres of corn be planted in day with
ease nv ono man. For planting small seed. Of any
kind it cannot he surpnssei. Price 80 90
ANY one wlntng the above will direct tn E. J
Buttolph, Essex, owner Of the right for Chittenden
Co.
Essex, Feb Is, 1855. w3mos
RPrCE's NEW YORK TYPE-ForNDRY, ..-
- t'h'ishni in ls13. has on hand, ready for
'nn,d'7,' 1'i'r'rv, IN f,rt. 70 suit purchasers,
100 .00n lbs ROMAN TYPE Of new cut
50 Onn FANCY TYPE
10000 SCRIPTS NJ variou. STYLES.
5000 GERMANS
5000 " 0pNANENTS In great variety,
5O0a pORnE"S
N O0n e,o' PR yes AND TYPE METAL RULES,
and III tho vovrltins in the business
AT Tho 1novr Tvn"s cas' hv steam novr-. Of
the nosiion If nnt9I peculiar ttis Gown.
drv. add wutcr u CERT AiNLY SUPERIOR to
any usnd hnfore in part If the world. Tho
un"pu'lled raniditv in the process NJ casting,
bios sell 'hoso rno-o durable tvpe. at the phi
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