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The Medicine ofthe Million.
pHTEOS0pHY AND FACT

THE EXCITING CAUSE or SICKNESS.
The blood is the DEMONSTRATING agent. 1t fur
nishes the componcnts Of flesh, bone, muscle, nerve
and lutegument. The stomach is its mandatory,
the veins its distributors, and the intestines the
channel through which the waste matter rejected in
its productions is expelled. Upon the stomach, the
circulation and the bowels, these Pills act simulta-
neously, roll ewing Indigestion, purifying the fluids,
and regulating the cxcretions.
THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.
Dyspepsia is the most common disease among all
classes in this country. 1t assumes a thousand
-hupc-, and is the primary source of innumcrahle
dangerous maladics but whatever its type or
symptoms, however obstinate it. resistance 10 ordi-
nary preparations, it yiells readily and rapidly to
TINS ,earchluG aut uueTring remedy.
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.
The quantity and quality Of the bile arc OF vital
Importance 20 health. lpon the liver, the gland
which .ecretc. this fluid, these Pills operate ,peciG-
caIly, mialibly Iecufyius its irregularities, and eff
tcctullIy curing J]anuiicc, Bilious Ecmittants, and
all the varieties 81 disease generated by an uuuat-
ural condition Of the organ,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Iules. the bowels perform their functions prom.
crly, tie whole body cutters. Tens Of thousands
die annual y of Dyscntery, Diarrhea, Chronic Con
s|tlpatiuu, and other diseases of these waste pipes of
the system The eject Of the Pills upon all ~iatosti-
nal disorders, whether casual or epidemic, is a phe-
namenon in medicine. BY following the printed d.
@rections, the most alarming cases OF bowel com
p!alnt are promptly controlled.
A WORD To FEMALES.
The local debility and irregularities which are tho
especial anauyances Of the weaker tex, and which,
when neglected, always shorten lite, are relieved for
the time being, and prevented for the time to come,
by a course Of this mild but thorough Alternative.
HoHoUay's Pills are the best remedy kaoUa
m the WOrld TOR The following diseases
Asthma, Bowel Complaints, Coughs, Colds, Chest
Diseases, Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, Dropsy,
Debility, Fever and Ague, Female Complaints,
Headaches, Indigestion, Induen1a, Inflammation,
Inward Weakness, Liver Complaints, Lowness Of
Spirits, Piles, Stone and Gravel, Secondary Symp-
toms, Nenereal Affections, Worms Of all kinds.
=" Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor HoL-
IowAY, so Maiden Lane, New York, and ga Strand
London, and by all respectable Druggists and Deal
es in Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world, in boxes at 25 cents, 62s cents,
and 81 each.
y There is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N, B.-Direetions for the guidance Of patients
in every disorder are affixed to each box.
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Dental Surgery,

nR. E.. WESTON, JR. E~SPEGTFULLY ~.
~ forms his friends and the public. that he Is
now prae'icing his profession a. Surgeon Dentist.
in Burlington.
Having devoted The last four years 20 the pn.ti.,
OF Dentistry, i'm the firm Of Chills, shepherd s.
EiIsway, Boston, he confidently hopes 60 merit tho
patronage Of the community. An who favor him with
their custom, may be assured OF prompt and skilful
attention, and on reasonable terms.
The constant demand for hi, T5orH POWDER, lead.
him to inform the Public, that during the past TWEEN.
ty years 1t has been made Exclusively by Dentists fr
thar orn Patients. This in itself is sufficient guar
antee for its superior quality. All who have u5etit
freely acknowledge its merits over any other dent.
frice.
Office over s. l.. Her rick. Store Church street
Burlington, VT, Feb 4 1856. dkwtt
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UNHREE OR FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS Dried
u Beef, mot smokcd,) for sale by
N. LOVELY, Agent, Church Street.
January II, 1856. d6wtt
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Post Offices in the United States

CONTAINING II NAMES OF THE POST
y Offices and Post Masters in the United States on
the let Of July, 1856, arranged by States and
Counties exhibiting the Revenue of each Office,
and thus, at a glance, showing the Business I'm
portance Of every town with information in re-
gard to the Rates Of Postage to inland and foreign
places, the Franking Privilege, and other matters Of
interest to citizens generally containing also a
COMPREHENSIVE CODIFICATION OF TIE EN-
ISTING POSTAL LAWS.
Compiled from official sourcos-By d. D Leech.
~; The above work will be sold exclusively by
subscription. Experienced Agents wanted, to
whom certain exclusive districts will be riycn -
Copies will be sent by mail, on receipt Of the price,
Sl,2j. For full particulars address
j. II. COTTON 4 CO., Publishers.
wl0 1t No liz William street, New York.
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By EXPRESS,

IUST RECEIVED AT tYMAN'S, TIL NOR
- ing
SKIRT / DRESS WHALEBuNE>.
SKIRT CORD.
COTTON TRIMMINGS.
SILK FRINGES.
RIBBONS.
MOHAIR MITE g. L..
-iLSO-
A great variety offans. Please call and etsr,r,
at tho CORNER STORE.
June -, 1856.
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Mansfield Maintain

I'HE SUBSCRIBER, PROPRIETOR OF The
y Bostwick House, Jericho, Vt, respectfully iu-
forms tho lovers Of Mountain Scenery that he ha1
made arrangements for tho complete accommodation
Of parties or persons, who desire 20 visit Mansfield
Mountain. The House is nine miles from tbs
Railroad at Essex Junction is four and a half
miles from tho Mountain, and is tho nearest stop
ping place on the stage route.
Carriages, and Saddle Horses, always 90 rssdi
ness. Visitors can 90 in carriages within two
miles Of tho top Of the Mountain, and ON horseback
can ride to tho summit, from which tue most mag
nidcent view In New England may be seen
A spacious and substantial tent j. erected ON
the summit, a~foriing comfortable accommodated.
for those who wish to spend the night there
For pleasure parties, or invalid. desiring 20
breathe the pure Mountain air for a season, tho
Bostwick House win be found a pleasant and com.
Portable home.
iy2ld&w2m RUFUS BROWN
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Notice. --Applica'ion will be made 20 the General
Assembly of the State or Vermont, at 1t. pczt .es-
sion, for an act authorizing the building of a rail
road from the Lime Ledge, on the Premise .f d..
Read near the High Bridge iu Colchester, t, rho
Vermont Central Railroad, connecting Herewith,
Colchester, Aug. %, 1856, WHO 3w
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The celebrated Balm Of Zanthorea, or the East
Indian Remedy, being prepared without opium, is
the safest a well as the surest cure for Diarrhoa
Dyscntcry, Cholera, gripping pain in the bowels and
children t~eothing. Prepared only by II. S.
H%umphry, ogieusbureh, n. Y, to whom all orders
should be addressed.
None genuine unless the label on each bottle is
signed in the hand writing Of al. S. Humphty."
Cholera is always preceded by Diarrhea or Dys-
emery, therefore il the above named Remedy il, at
hand to be taken in season, no one need stand in
tho least fear of that dreadful scourgc.
Try it and be convinced that at last a medicine
is found which proves itself both safe and sure.
Let no traveller be SO imprudcnt as to 60 south or
west withou it, for many hours Of pain may be
saved and also much expense, and most valuable of
all, many precious lives if this medicine is at hand.
The Z,vrHYuL, J.. a medicine valuable in hume
rou- varieties of bowel affections, a. | am well con.
WINGED from having prescribed il; aud in those
obstinate eases, ola chronic form, / know of no one
thing in which l would place more confidence.
o-l.usburgh, Jaly 10. $50,
M. SHERMAN, NJ. b.
For Sale in Burlington by 4. c SrrAn, and Drug
gi.ts generally. aug21 wa Nv
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ARP CURED BY
ARNOLD'S GLObULES AND VITAL FLUID.
Their Chemical Action destroys the cause Of
these ailings, and it regulates aud lessons the
effect which Changes of the Atmosphere have upon
the blood aud system. The Vital fluid WHITES both
mind and frame. No medicine competes with it,
for nc mere medicine has @. ce2 have its basis OF
action.
See Circular, TO be had of medicine dealers.
BURR, FOSTER 4 CO., I C~ornhill, General
Agents, s~pldhwly
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Two DINE WITH PREsIDEFT PIERCE. THE
present season is considered exceedingly
doubtful, notwithstanding there are facts which can
be relied upon a few Of which arc that this com.
munity can be supplied with FLOUR by the single
bbl. or other wise which is made from the best Of
winter wheat and fresh ground, which VIC are re-
ceiving every week from Laphams Mills. Also a
choice Selection OF FAMILY GROCERIES. Also >
good selection Of staple Dry Goods, which We are
selling cheap for cash.
No. 4 Bank Block. STOWELL & HART
". b. Wanted in exchange for goods, Paper
Rags and most kinds Of Farmer urod1ce. iv17 dtf
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To Nervous SufeIers.-A retired clergy 49,,
restored to health in a few days, after many years
If great nervous suffering, is a02ion. Z. make
known the means of cure. VIII send tl,y) tlc
prescription used. Direct the Bov. John Il. Dag
nall, No. 50 Fulton street, Brooklyn, NY.
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NEW MUsIC.-Go AHEAD, SONG AND CHO-
Minnie Moore, Song and Chorus We are all re-
jo!e!ng to-day, Song Round the World Song; The
Pilgrim Harper, Song The Leap for Life, Song
Stephens Visit to the Elephant, Descriptive Ballad.
Received at RUST'S Rusic Store No. s Bank Block.
js2l az
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NJ A~CKEREL-j0 barrels Nos. | . and 3 Mass.
vi Mackercl, just received, for sale cheap by
iyl5 VANSICkLEN 4 WALKER.
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Col. Frcmont,s Life.

'I'IIE only complete and Authorized Edition.
4 The life and public services ofJOUN CHARLES
FREMONT, with an accurate portrait on steel.
ono neat l2mo. Price 81. by John Bigelow, E,q,
Editor y. !. Evening Post.
The subscribers assure the public that this vol
ume, prcparedby a gentleman, whose resource. for
the material and authorities are direct, will be tho
only complete biography Of the eminent ENPLO-
ELE, SCHOLAR, STATESMAN AND HERO,
whose recent nomination by the Republican party,
for thchishc-t office in the gig; Of the people, In
awakened a renewed interest in BIZ. wonderful
career. Much material heretofore inaccessible 70
the general reader, including incidents in his early
carcc !. incorporated In this volume.
orders should be addressed to DERBY x JACk
SON, Publishers, No. ll9 Nassau-st, New York.
Agent, wanted in every town Of the several
state, to canvass for the above work.
Copies sent by mail postpaid on receipt Of price.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lecture.-REV HENRY WARD BEECHER
of New York, will Lecture in til, Town Hall, Blu r
~lington, on Tuesday Evening, September 9TH.
Subject, PATRIOTISM.
Doors open at : O'Clock. Tickets - cents, to be
had AT the Music stores. scp2 d&wlw
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Rumans,

IL THE SHAPE OF MOSQUITOES, HAVE
4 invaded darlington and vicinity, and it be-
hoycs the citizens Of every town, to seek protection
at once; therefore You will find at Lymans, \ large
lot Of
MESQUITO BARS,
just received and warranted o sure protection from
the rayascs occasioned by the above named " indi.
yiduals."
burlington. June %, 1886. dSwtf.
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New Goods! New Goods :!

NEW FALL GOODS JUST RECEIVED Al.
y $50 Church street, from late inportl'i0us.
botd by the " Collin" and "CuuarI line. Of
Steamers, ami We shall be constantly receiving fresh
goods, both by Railroad and Express. through tic
season. Dry G9,ds, Carpe'ius, Groceries, r lsr
Hanging, Crockery, etc, constantly on hand. which
will be sold at tho lowest possible price,.
aug25 DIV NICHOLS 4 BOISI0E
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Saved
Two ALL PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS
i calling at

Money saved
Two ALL PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS By
i calling at
STANIFO D'S
DRY GOODS and CARPET STORE
In consequence Of the advance Of Staple DRY
Goods in price since last March the subscriber Is
enabled to sell a good proft less than those Of this
class Of goods purchssed late in the season. 7
would particularly call the attention Of the Public
to dpe 80 inch Unbleached Cottors, sc and .
inch, Prints fast colors 6ac per yard.
THE GREAT DOWNFALL
in Fancy Dress Goods, Shavls and Enbroiierle. .
and the extensive purchases l have made Of this
class Of goods the past fortnight enables the sub
scriber to sell full 20 per cent less than those pun
chased early in the season.
NY CARPET ROOM
is filed with q choice stock Of Carpeting, consisting
Of Brussels, Three Ply, Ingram, Extra Fine, Fine
Venetian, Dutch, Cotton and Wool, Stair Carpeuns
Crumb Cloths, White and Check Mating, Floor o.
Cloths, Window Shades, making one Of the largest
stocks TO be found. l would again remind the pub
lie of the heading OF thi. advertisement.
Respectfully, c F STAMFORD
Burlington, my2t, 1865, eAVt
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p PAPER II IN ng $.

] q ct II Il IT 2 Il 2 5,
1--WE RICHEST AND MOST EXTENs I'VE
4 stock of French, English and American Fl}-
ANGINGS
In the State Of Vermont may be found, ar g.. 4:
Leayenworth Block, College Street.
The choicest spring styles are received, many ~
which ae exceedingly beautiful, and those who srs
in want will be satisfied thai it Is for their llssu
tage to call, a this complete assortment is offered -
wholesale and retail at the lowest market price,.
G.. W. BAXTER. & ca.
Burlington April o., d&vtf
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Printing Ink.-We are agent. Tor three different
Manufacturer of News AMI BOOK IsEs. of supcrior
quality.
We can furnish a news ink OF good quality at is
cents, and Of fair quality at still lower prices.
Higher priced inks Of various kind, always on
hand. Printers in this vicinity will find IT for their
advantage to order Of Us.
w.. & g.. BENEDICT
Free Press Job Office, Burlington.
aug27 dlwtf
Law Blanks.-DrEns-No.,sas cuitcI4im.
Warrantes
WRITs-Justice, Justice Trustee, Couuty Court
Trustee, County Court Note, County Court Gonersl
count and Trustee, Trusted Book account.
JUSTICE EXECUTIONS.
PETITIONS FOR FORECLOSURE.
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES.
Kept constantly oS uASD, and Blanks Of all
Kinds printed promptly to order al the
fREr Pass Jou PRrslrsG OFFICE,
aug27, d6wtf No. 6 C.ls,s s,-... pr-r;,,,or
"HiaWatha " is an exceedipglv noruI,- work.
and has created a great sensation in th. 9. literary
world" Dyer's Healing Enbrocatiop * irc.,,sing
In popularity also, every day, aud new proof. If its
value and woodworking power are being d,ilv
received. All classes aud Condition oS ,,.r y
eftol the virtues Of this all-Lealiug Paaaeea. and
we are receiving from all sources, abundant testi.
Inony to the great healing and pain.destroying
properties Of this " Great Remedy"
Sold in Burlington by F.. u. Benton I'm
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Ladies' ClotI,
Queen Victoria

UST RECEGvED-A FEW PIECES OF IL
~ dies Reversible Cloth, " FOR Cloaks, by
aug23 d&w NICHOLS d BOYNTON
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The Native Remedy is TIL Massnsot
SaIrc.-lt wa. first compounded by the wild man
of the forc't, wholly from root. and oil Of yegcta.
bic extraction.
1t i, sold at p cents per box, and may be had of
the Agent.
For sale in Burlington by 1uro. A. PE,h, and
A. c. SPEAR. Winooski, by JAS, NEWELL, and
5. C.IsuAM r.. FEEcrsoS, Essex II. o. HoDGrs,
Richmond Dlxos 4 Co, Milton also NJ. HUI,
Hincsbursh. We Wv
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State Fair
State Fair
AND EXCURSION TO NEW YORK CITY,
Through in Two Hours.
B ULlARD'S PhN0RA NJ A
ul
NEW YORK CITY
will be exhibited at
BURLINGTON,
IN UNION HALL,
NINE EVENINGS,
Commencing Thur.day Evening, September ith,
and continuing every evening to and including Sa-
tur1av. Ecptembcr IAN.
DURING the HOUR DAYS OF THE
STATE FAIR,
SEPTEMBER 9th. 10Th, I'm aud I2th,
will he exhibited
EACH AFTEENOO
At3 o'clock, and
EACH EVENING,
at half pnst = o'clock.

inc lbnnt0luH moves htl're inc Nhil'l.' lT
nearly two hours, and takes the spectator six MILES
t rough tho strt. T. OF New York City, in the midst
Of tho busiucss-in places and through streets which
To q stranger would be Of most interest, and lac
would he most hkcIy to visit and while he Is APP
parontly passing along, he has extended perspective
views of the buildings, ON both sides of upwards
OF FIFTY II, which, collectively, heIns
about forty miles Of buildings, gives him a view OF
the city and its people as IT would appear 70
HIM IT he were to - there, aud walk through NE
streets among tho hustle and confusion Of THE
LNrlRh ". ilo WI ha,e a i"tniIi ana
vi. II" tue mi-"'"y. 'uu'''Is' 'u".1 -.'
.'.' uI'.lu O' s".IfIHs ny
the T]UOrSANDS or PEOPLE ybo d,iIy ibron,
tho sirccts of Now York. Distirruis cd mon ami
ac,point,nccs ,fo readily rc,o.ri,nb anon. the
crowded. persons in the streets. The signs can be
read the same as If you wcrc in the city, as all arc
FAITHFULLY represented upon this painting
puhic:and private professions, military companies.
hiromen and then cngincs, bands Of music, sc, g.,
While the Panorama moves before the spectator,
over 700 horses and carriages pass in vicw, and
more than 10, 900 Of the people OF the City Of their
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NEW ADvERTIsENENTS

SHINGLES SHINGLES : II WISH TO IN
- FORM the public that | have just received ono-
thcr car load Of those sawed cedar shingles that
arc so much called for. The increasing demand
there is for these shingles shows most conclusivcly
that they are the cheapest and best that can be
bought in this vicinity. Two years ago | sold O.
thousand. This year I have sold over lGi thou
sand and expect to sell 10 or 100 thousand more.
They can be found near Mr.. A. Drcw's Meat Mar
kct, aud in my absence can be bpught Of him,
A. ATWATER.
Burlington, Sept. ., 1856. wlo 3w
kAsH PAID FOR HIDES AND SKINS
y will pay cash and the highest price for Beef
Hides and Veal Skins at all times, delivered at my
scrptJd2t wlOtf C.. H. NELSON.
NEW BOOKS.-"ENGLIsH TRAILS" by EN-.
y vEEsoN "Saratosa, II Tale Of 90 by En-
mcr,on Lays Of Ancient Rome" by Macaulny
{ Life # Washingtou'' Vol. ! and ., ~ mo. 81 80;
=" Ecprcscutativc Women by Boldwin. Received
at the Church street Book store, and for sale by
scpt2 L. A.fJLLEH.
REAIE JEWELRY. HANDSOME PINS, EAR
Z 4 Rings, Finger Rings and Necklaces made Of
Hair aud set in fine gold, at Church street Jcwclry
Store. aug ~ D. l.. BRlNSNAID.
EoLD LocKETs. a BEAUTIFUL ASsoRT-
~ mcut for /, 2, ., (, >, e, =. ., and II Pictures,
the largest aud cheapest assortment ever on hand Mt
tho old stand, Church street.
aug ~ J.L. BRIN5MAID.
NEW VOCAL MUSIC. THERE Is THE WHITE
y House yuudcr, Campaign song Fremont Raj
lying song 5 Cheer boy., Cheer, Vuortcttc Poor
Sister Sue, Plantation song The Carrier Dove,
beautiful Ductt The sabbath Bell, a new collcc.
tion of Church Music. At
EUST'S Music store, No. Bank Block.
f'ANES AND UMBRELLAs.-A LARGE
y Stock Of the above nccdful article constantly
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Caution--Stand from Under

THEY r CHEAP and WILL NOISIAY LONG.
We would also call attention to a
BEAUTIFUL LINET PLAIN BERAGES Zoe
Black and Fancy silks, the best assortment we have
ever had. Berage Robes, and Printed BRACES,
Lawns, Jaconets and White Goods, Challis, Cling
hams and Prints. Mantillas and Shawls in great
variety, also Mantillas manufactured to order Of
any Pattern, in the best manner. Staple and House
Furnishing Goods Awful Cheap. Embroideries and
Trimmings at astonishing Prices.
my 3lddwtf BEE HIVE.
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NI' NN~N9I'hLhN " Nix
coo desirable work for sale at Huutington's
Book store, Corner Of Church and College streets.
Jy2b
EtLpl h-Iuo hbLN' bON MANI iLLE MILLS
Flour, the best article m TINS market, for
sale by au' NANNIChLEN "
.r,-n ,,,r, ,r 49, ,,-,.
~ NMEh ""'p' VT A'h' MADE l'h SALE
~ a paIs'" xr,r.,, r,,.r,
Jyl'd@"H NiChoL9"
Hrrv r-vp,pr,vr ~ ,,i..r i.rrp,p-
rr,,,l p.tar, 81 ~.
Trri,s ,LrI \, .o,, ill., g. ou L. '" ,' it'5eo'ata
aresh slate' WIN tAeir natural shape colo, ana
ira Ta W. ",,".ul '' aD'l'lun ~ guS"I' n"I VT Hl"
,i "os e., ~ "'a ,s "leu n'I' NV 5,lL' inc uiye
rions .Hl Pt,<e'''Ts ltnlI ana Ssgiloies accom-
Burlington, jel7 dtw
.,T7--,-
'Ih''Nho AND IkA Elm" Rags A
cos at tho Hat, Cap and Fur Store ny
nugli dGwtt y. ALLEN & co.
~ro,,,5 80 ,,,r,-,-- ,-,-.- nun
= - 80 80 n-"L II inE
d., osr p'a,e 10 pOy .nem Let,lg pubic J.of',
G W. yuu,n men a 10 '"'s az 'he sisn ol VIC
Gentlemen's Gloves and Mlttegs in the state
'nsIi ddwu 4 CO.
HTrrov IA C,svs IN, U,Nn
ard -, VI Minus w HAND
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State of Vermont.

JAMES w HlCKOK,
WILLIAM G.. NICEOK,
HENRY p. IlICEOk,
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CCYTHES - 30 dozen Cast and German Steer
DScythes. just received and for sale by
jylj NANSICkLEN & WALKER.
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Real Estate for Sale.

'RNhE| OCCIP FLED Bl
4 Doct. William Atwater, Corner Of ST. Paul and
Cherry streets, will be sold at a low figure o. close
an estate. This property is very d~e.irsbly located.
being on the second block only from the Court
House Square, and the third from the Pioneer Ne
,hanics' shop, and consists Of a large tWo-story
brick dwelling-house, in thorough repair, with wood
sheds attached a quarter Of an acre Of land a
commodious barn; an ice-house; a large cement els
tern; and a superior garden, with many choice va
rieties Of fruit trees. Any one DESTROYS OF ~purchss-
ing a home much cheaper than one can be built is
respectfully requested 10 examine this property
Possession can be given Immediately. For further
particulars enquire Of Doct. H. II. Atwater, Pine
street, or John B. Wheeler, Real Estate Agent,
Town Han. jyl9d2v WI Nv
Caution--Stand from Under .
T'here seems to have been a great iounfaH in Dry
Il Goods at some Of ourneighbors since the issue OF
our last bulletin. We hope the @ glorious institu-
tiou" wont tumble clear down If it does we shall
shoulder our Rifles and start for Kansas but we
will defend it till the last brick falls, and would
announce TO the Public that we are now daily
receiving supplies OF ammupition-among the latest
arrivals We will mention a few.
Viz 4 Job lot Of heavy English Hose
Misses sizes, price 81 cts
Asmall lot Black Lace . mits " 81 "
" gloves " II. "
" " " Linen Towels " 5 "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-05

REAlB JEWELRY. HANDSOME PINS, EAR
Ia Rings, Finger Rings and Necklaces made Of
Hair aud set in tine gold, at Church street Jcwclry
store. aug - j. T.. BRINSNAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-05

The local debility and Irregularities which are the
especial annoyances Of the weaker tex, and which,
when neglected, always shorten lite, are relieved for
the time being, and prevented for the time TO come,
by a course Of this mild but thorough Alternative.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-05

EASH PAID FOR HIDES AND SKINS
\ will pay cash and the highest price for Beef
Hides and Veal skins at all times, delivered at my
Shop, II. Paul street, Burlington.
scpt3dgt wlOtf e. l.. NELSON.