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n New Book.
FOR OLD M YOUNG.

"uthtItu SktICHcS.
lNROM the early History Of New Hampshire and
L Vermont, containing vivid and interesting ac-
counts of a great variety of the adventures of our
forefathers and Of other incidents of oldcn times.
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.
EDITED BY FRANCIS CHASE VI. A.
This is a book which cannot fail to be read with
the greatest interest by all-particularly by those
who claim for their fatherland the green hills of
New Hampshire and Vermont.
To the old it will recall the scenes and stories of
thelr childhood; for the young it is work that
Will be read and re-read in the long winter evenings.
This is one of the cheapest works that has lately
been issued from the press. As to the character o
the work it will speak for itself. Illustrated with
hnc wood engrayings. Size IL mo. price 60 cts.
Active and enterprising Agents with a cash cap
ital of $40 to SIS wanted to canvass for the sale Of
this and other publications. Copies will be forward
ed by mail free of postage to any ono sending the
price of the book aither in p. o. stamps or money.
Orders sent to TRACY 4 Co.,
w3lw3s Clarepont Y II.
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NEW JEWELRY STORE,

Church ST., Burlington. Vt.
ANING fitted up my South store and rented
- it to Mr.. W. W. Partridge, for a Music store,
| have altered over and enlarged my North store
next door, formerly occupied by Mr.. Amos Pang-
born and myself and have put in new Cases, and
fitted the store up convenient and pleasant for GUS
toners, and filled it with an almost entirely new
stock of Goods in the
WATCH AND JEWELRY LINE,
And an extensive variety of Fancy Articles, to which
additions are made
Y w
in the year.
Watch work, Clock Work, Engraving, and all work
in the line executed with neatness and promptly.
Colin Plates OF pure silver and silver plated, ready
made and engraved at short notice. Customers can
rely on getting GOOD goods and at as low prices
for goods of same quality as in any other quarter.
All visitcrs to the town are invited to examine the
New store and new and extensive variety, whether
wishing to buy or not. j. L. BRINSMAID,
Formerly ofthe firm of Pangborn 4 Brinsmaid,)
Wilt Church ST., Burlington, Vt.
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Dental

DIT. f.. Weston JT..
- E~SPECTFULLI INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
~ And the Public, that he is now practicing his
profession as Surgeon Dentist, in Burlington. !
Having devoted the last four years to the practice
Of Dentistry, in the firm Of Childs, Shepherd 4
Ridgway, Boston, he confidently hopes to merit the
patronage of the community. All who favor him with
their custom, may be assured of prompt and skilful
attention, and on reasonable terms.
The constant demand for his ToorH POWDER, leads
him to inform the Public, that during the past TWEEN
ty years II has been made crclusirfig by Dentists Er
Their o,r Patients. This in itself is sufficient guar
a1tee for its superior quality. All who have used it
freely acknowledge its merits over any other dent,
frice,
Office over 5. l.. Hcrrick's store Church street
Burlington, Vt, feb. I, le5b. d1wtt
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Farm for Sale

TNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE FIFTY
L acres Of land in the town Of stowe, within three
miles of the village, with good farm house and
large barn, and all necessary buildings. There is a
good orchard on the premises, and a never-failing
spring of water comes into the house. The timber
on the land will pay for the land, Terms easy.
Apply to John b, Wheeler, Burlington, VI, OF to
the proprietor. ALEXANDER WARDEN.
Stowe, VT, May IL. 1856. wiGw3
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Most Important to the Ladies.

MOST Important to the Ladies'.
lR. GElssNER'S celebrated Menstrual pill
- have been long and widely known as invariably
certain in removing any stoppage, irregularity, 70
suppression Of the mcnses.
In the Female Hospitals in Vienna, Paris, and
Berlin, they have entirely superseded the use Of nll
other remedies because, where a cure is attainable
by medicinal agencies, they are certain of success.
Their astonishing efficacy would be almost incred.
ible, II not youched for by indubitable testimony,
In numerous instances producing returns of the
monthly period after all hope had been abandoned.
In every case, from whatever canse the Obstruc-
ton may arise, as also to prevent pregnancy where
the health will not admit of increase Of family, they
are always efficient for which reason they mu h
not be used during pregnancy, though always miluS
healthy, safe and certain in their effects.
Married ladies will find particular instructions
in the directions. in which are stated the various
symptoms by which the causes Of the suppression
may be determined.
Price, One Dollar per Box, containing exnlicit
directions.
Each box will be signed by DR.. r.. q. Geissncr
Principal Office, 1874 LibertySt,. New-York City.
Responsible agents will be appointed for their
sale as soon as practicable. In the mean time, all
orders are to be addressed to DR.. X. g.. Geissner.
1874 Liberty Street, New-York City, or to box
2456 N. Y. Post Office. and a box will be sent BY
return mail, as they are put up in sealed envelopes,
and can be sent with the %strictest privacy to any
part Of the United States.
CAUTION TO LADIES.
As various not only ineffective but injurious com.
pounds purporting to be "Female Pills" under all
kinds of names as"Iron Pills." "Silver Pills
Z" Golden Pills." periodical Pills" d., are at
tempted to be palmcd of upon the credulous or un.
wary, it is only necessary for ladies to be on their
guard against the attempted imposition, and in all
cases where there is no authorized agent for the sale
of"Dr. Geissner's Menstrual Pills, to order direct
from him by mail, by return of which a box will
be sent.
Authorized Agents for Burlington and vicinity,
THEO. A. PECK. and A. C. SPEAR.
July 18th 1855. d6wlv
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PUBLICATIONS.
A New and Complete
Typographical Map of Chittenden
Conntv

VNR0M actual measurement by instrumental Sur
veys through the County by and under the
direction of II. F. Walling(State Engineers of Mass.)
The undersigned having purchased the recent
surveys, are preparing to publish n New and Com
piotc Typographical Map of Chittenden County
surveys made by an experienced Ciuil Engineer.
All the Public Roads locations of Dwellings, Places
OF Worship, Post Offices, School Houses, Country
Stores, Hotels, Mills, Shops &c. &c. are to be
marked.
Tho names ofPropcrty holders generally, are also
to be inserted upon their places in the style Of the
Maps of C%hcmung Co. N. Y. New London County
Conn, Wayne and Ashtabuli Cos. Ohio by the
same publishers. The villages will be engraved
upon a large scale upon the margin of the map, also
u Business Directory for each. A table of distances
showing the lumber of miles from one Post Office
to any other in the County. An highly ornamcntcd
border will surround the Map. 1t is all to be En-
graved by the best artists in this Country, hand
somoly Colorcd and Mounted and delivered to our
Customers at Fpe Dollars per Copy, which on ac-
count of its limited Sale and immense expense is
considered very reasonable. The Maps are sold by
order, exclusively by the Publishers, and no copy
will be left for sale after the work is delivered.
We therefore,, confidently express the hearty CO.
opoation of the Citizens of this County.
VIM. Il. BAKER & Co. Publishers.
Post Office address, Worcester, Mass.
February, 4, 1856. w39wtf
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A Rare Chance for Business.

g47OE SALE. A STOCK OF GOODS LEAsEO OF
store in one of the most thriving and pleasant
villages In the state it has a population of over
5000, and contains upwards Of six large manuiactur-
lnG Establishments, one Of which employs over 800
individuals. The Railroad business is done here,
ana It VIII be the night topping place as soon as the
extension is finished, which is now building.
The store is centrally located, and has a good run
u valuable customers. For particulars address
Kansas at this office May IL. dlw&w3w
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WISNER'S
PATENT WASH-TUB.

rE'HE subscriber would rspcctfully announce to
q the Inhabitants of theeounties of Washington,
Chittendcn, Lamoille and cfranklin, that he has
procured the agency for the manufacture and sale
Of the above article in those counties, and earnestly
solicits a candid investigation of its merits 1t is
now in general use in many Of the Eastern and
Middle states, and is now only to be tried by the
people of Vermont, for them to acknowledge its
great superiority over anything ever yet invented
for washing. The fact that it is but a simple mod
iication of the old-fashioned wash-board, and not a
machine, together with its wcll-knOwn quality of
giving universal satisfaction wherever it has bend
tested, is to me sufficient evidence that it will find
favor with every hovsekeeper, provided they will
give it a fair trial; for with this Tub, not only will
the dirt be easily and rapidly washed away, bat all
prejudices are completely washed away at the anne
tire. | would especially call your attention Is tho
following facts:
The Gencsce Farmer, published at Rochester, N.
Y, as well as many other leading journals, in places
where this Tub has been introduced give this Tub
has been introduced give this tub q decided prefer
cnce over every other thing yet constructed, fOi
Washing. Children Of the age OF fourteen can wash
a easily ms a grown person. 1t is not liable, like
Washing Machines, to got out OF order, but will
last TWEEN y years, with~arctul usage.
With this Tub the labor Of Washing can be nc-
complishei in one-fourth part Of the time usually
employed by any other process. With this Tub a
person can wash the substance Of four or five shirts
at Il time, and the fabric, be 1t fine or coarse, will be
found perfectly clean, and its texture remaining un.
injured. Many other simple facts, AMI the result
of repeated experiments in the use Of the article.
might be mentioned, were it necessary; but | trust,
however, that the above is sufficient to call the at
tcution Of the public to an investigation Of the mer-
its Of the Tub itself, In addition | would state that
testimonials could be procured from over three hun
dred persons in Addison County. to corroboratc the
above statements, and would satisfy any candid
person that the Tub is NO llUMBUG.
The subscriber having made arrangements for the
manufacture of the above article at Jonesvillc, Vt,
Will tnke pleasure in filling any orders with which
he may be favarcd, and also IN answering any in
quiries that may be made concerning said Tub after
Price Five Dollars.
A. II. GROVENOR, Agent.
Jonesville, Vt, Dec. 81, 1895.
P.S, The public are hereby warned that the law
in relation to infringement of patents will be speed
lily put in force in every instance where it is violated,
a TAR as the above Tub is concerned.
January /. 1856. w2TmosG
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Sheet Music

A THE reduced prices as adopted by the Board
"a of Music Traders recently formed making the
prices uniform throughout tho country. Received
every week from New York and Boston.
DIFF RUST'S Music Store.
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Leavitt, Delisser & Co.,
Ne w
q uCtiOn q Commission House


Me-
Auction d Commission House
377 Il 379 BROADWAY,
Corner Of White Street, YORK.
Cooks, Stationery. Paper. Paintings. Fan.
cy Goods, Works of Art, Furniture and
MERCHANDISE GENER.4LLY.
The undersigned are now ready to receive con.
s%ignments Of Goods for Sale at Auction. The favor
able location Of their place Of business-being in
the very heart Of the City-efords peculiar facili.
ties for the disposal of all kinds of property.
Publishers, Booksellers, and others, wishing to
dispose Of
NEW OR OLD STOCK,
will find it their advantage to make consignments
to the undersigned.
Parties, fayoring us with their business, may be
assured that every attention, both to distribution,
Of catalogues, and extensive ad, ertising, will be
given to their interests. Accounts Of Sale. will be
promptly rendered, and settled without delay, and
cash advances made, when required.
LEANITT. DELISSER & co.,
81 d 379 Broadway, cor. White st.
REFERENCES.
David Hoadly, President Panama Railroad Co.;
A.. 7. Halsey, Cashier Bank Of New York Me.srs.
D. Appleton 4 Co., 3i6 Broadway; Shepard Knapp,
President Merchanies' Bank ; VIM. A. Booth, Pres
ident American Exchange Bank Me.srs. Phelps,
Dodge 4 Co., 10 Cliff street Jas. Van No.trand'
ANihhSO lain LuCluS
Hopkins, President Importers and Traders Bank;
Messrs. Campbell, Hall d Co., ITO Nassau street ;
Daniel Embury, President Atlantic Bank, Brooklyn.
Rooms 0 the Publishers Association,
New York. December 18th, 1855.
Mcssrs. LEAvlTT, DELIssER & Co.
nentlcmen,-Your letter of tie 10th instant i. at
hand, enclosing a proposition to conduct the next
regular Trade sale for the Publishers Association.
We have the pleasure to inform you, that at the
regular meeting Of the Association, it was unauim.
ously
REsoLvED,-'' ThHt the proposition of Messrs.
Leavitt, Delissor 4 Co, in regard to Trade sales.
be accepted by the Association"
You will, therefore, consider yourselves as en-
"aged to conduct the next regular Trade Sale Of the
New York Publishers Association, on the proposed
terms. Yours very truly.
WI. APPLETON, ii. II. LAMPORT,
A.. :. BARNES, CHARLES SCRIBNFR
l.. MASON, Jr, WILLIAM ORION
q, ?. PUTNAM,
Executive Committee Of the n. Y. Publishers'
Association.
W32yi
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Carpetings Cheaper than Ever.
OUR SCALE OF PRICES FOR
r 6 al 8

s.
'1NHE IMMENSE SUCCESS IN OUR SALES,
attending our fixed low prices each season
heretofore has induced us to offer, thi. spring, all
sorts OF Carpetings, including our new and fresh
goods as we'll as the old stock, at a still lower rate
than ever, making it an object for every one in
want OF a carpet to call on US, as il viii be seen by
the following schedule of prices, at which we shall
rotail our goods, they being below the usual whole.
sale prices, and in many cases for the finer sorts of
auction goods. below the cost of production,
cents per yard for Hemp Carpets.
20 cents per yard for Linen Carpets.
80 cents per yard for Ingram Carpets.
37s cents per yard for Union CARPETS.
20 cents per yard for Surer-union Carpets.
90 cents per yard for Two-Ply Carpets.
60 to 10 cents per yard for Extra Fine CARPETS.
20 to 80 cents per yard for Superfne Carpets.
90 to W cents per yard for Kidderminster Csrpets.
Carpets.
THREE-PLY CARPETS AT VERY Low RATES.
so to 81 rs per yard for Brussels Tapestry Carnets
Comprising beautiful and modern styles Of English
and American manufacture.
Sl.25 to 81 60 per yard for splendid Velvet Tape.-
try Carpets. The usual prices of which are 81. rs
and upwards.
Also, many styles of high cost Tapestry and Vel
vet Carpetings of Superior manu- 'acture, which. on
account of their high finish and beautiful quality
are seldom imported to this country. will be sold at
the same prices of an ordinary article. Also, a
large stock Of
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Embracing tho largest assortment NC ever had, from
24teet wide to tho narrowcst width, at very low
prices. Also, Canton Mattipgs, Stair Carpets,
pruggets, feelings, Rugs, Mats and all articles
usually found in IA fret class Carpet Warehouse.
A great portion of our stock having been pur-
chased at the recent auction trade sales in New
York gives us superior advantages for supplying
our customers at low rates.
NeW England Carpet COMPANY.
Aprll D wiOw3 - Hanover Street. BOSTON.
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ARE CURED ny
ARNOLD'S GL0BULES y VITAL FLUID.
Their Chemical Action destroys the cause OIL
these ailings, and it regulates and lessen. the
effect which Changes Of the Atmosphere have upon
the blood and system. The Vital Fluid WHITES both
mind and frame. No medicine completes with it,
for no mere medicine has or can have its basis or
action.
see Circular, to be had Ct medicine dealers.
BURR, FOSTER 4 CO, l Cornhill, General
Agents. rpldSwly
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Two NERVOUS SUFFERERS.-A retired Clergy
i man, restored to health ina few days, after many
years Of great nervous suffering, is anxious to make
known the means of cure. Will send Qree) the
prescription used. Direct the Rev. John NJ. Dag
nall, No. SO Fulton stteet, Brooklyn, N. Y.
anil pwi 9mos3
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J 20 WIN & \ p,
(-.,rr-,ars to Brown. Lrn.on Il Coz
80 Il ic,'air Ebruggists.
AND DEALERS IN
PAINTS. OiLN. nYE STUFFS,
WINDOW GLASS, &c., &c.
No. 80 India Street,
REFERENCES
Nassrs Z. Il T. Fairbanks, h Co.,
st. Johnsbury, Vt.
Scott 4 Brooks, Montpelier, Vt,
Feb. Il, 1886. w33mo.3
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j. w. Jones

SKyllSnt DaSuerreOtypeS.
Is PICTURES are aid by those who have seen
- them to be the best they have ever seen.
Please call and see them
Office over Lyman's Corner Of Church and College
Streets.
Burlington, Feb 10, 1856. dlw&wtf
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NJ EAT MARKET.-TIlE NEW FIRM OF
wi LIvoCK, MARTIN 4 Co., will from this date
keep open the Market in Church Street, opposite
Strong's Store, where they will keep on hand all
kinds of fresh and sailed meats, Of the best quality,
and at rates which cannot fail to please the public.
They solicit a share Of the public patronage. A
cart will go around the village for the supply Of
those who prefer to take meat at their residences.
LIVOCK MARTIN A co
ap2 d6td
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N ew Discovery.

A MBROrlPES y DAGUERREOTYPES BY
"a ONE STAPLErON. Another place has
been found in this county where Ambrotypcs are
taken of the first quality. Our pictures arc cement
ed between two French plate glasses with an i'm
pcrishable gum, ard warranted to resist the effects
of any climate and most powerful acids.
Also Pictures on isingglass, tire only kind Of pho
tograrh well adapted for mailing they are a. durable
as the Ambrotypc and can be placed between the
folds of a letter without increasing its weight.
As We are intending To make this place our per.
manent residence, our patrons will run no risk of
being imposed on by inferior pictures n. we shall
hold ourselves in readiness to remedy any defect
free of charge, which may be caused by fault of ours.
Dngucrreotypes taken as usual. We need not say
they are the best that can be produced as all admit
that Il ey are the best t~heyhave seen.
Rooms over Lyman's., Corner Of Church and
College streets. JONES A s%TAPLETON.
np22 IlNtf
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AIDES RIDING HATS AND RIDING
- Gloves, at EDMONDS' Hat. Cap and Fur
Store, next door to ! yman's, College street.
Also. a large assortment Of Infants Hats and
Caps.
A fresh lot Of Girls Boomers and Shaker Ho,as.
A good assortment Of Boys Fur, Wool, eghorn
and Straw Hats, at EBMoNDS' Hat, Cap aud Fur
Store. College street. myl6dSNtt
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CVNED BY
MediCO Chemical Action
HUM0RS,
CANkER,
a B~ILLIouSNESS,
C0STIVENESS
LASSITUDE
GENERAL DEBILITY.
DYSPEPSIA,
LINERC COMPLAINT,
HEADACHE,
LUNG COMPLAINTS,
and JAUNpICE.
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Weeklp free Dress.
Pnafei ar No. G CoYes, Si,e', Bp-ircfor, ".
GEO, W. n G. q. BENEDICT,
EnIToRs AND PRcrRIErcRs.
Terms of SubsCription,

For Village Subscribers, supplied ty the
Carrier, s. so
II paid ''1-}p i'm advance, 90
For Mail Subscribers, and those who take it
at the Office, 90
il paid sf1alp in advance. 90
Who pay not iu advance hut before six months -
Aitrr SN month";, . 90
Interest chargcallc after the years end.
Terms oiSuhscupiion for Daily Free Press
10 Nlllasc subscribers per aunum, s. 90
To those whorccoiyci it by Mail, for six months , 90
o. per annum, 90
ALWAYS ~ ApyASCE
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ENEATHERS.-GEESE, HEN AND TURKFt
4 Fcathcs. Warranted new aud good. -
~npl5wl2wj- MuEILLO MOVES.
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Take Notice.

A IL PERSONS OWING THE LATE FIRM OF
A Dayy d D%oolittlc, are requested to call and
D. .lc without delay. II. II. DOOLlTTLE.
lurll1r'uu, March 81, 1886. wi0wl
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Aiphcus Halls Estate.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT FOB A
y confederation, I have relinquished to my son
O-a1do Valera, his time during the remainder Of
hf minority, ] shall claim none Of his earnings nor
p1y any debts Of his contracting after this date.
JOHN i. LOCKWOOD.
Hl02sbursh, April q. wl3w3+
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Good Books Delight, Instruct, Refine.
How and Where to Procure them.
Please SEND FOR \ Cory OF ouR
illustrated Catalogue

HEtNssT'itVW tHJHENS Ut
Of ) different works, suitable for Family and fire.
side Reading, and embracing
Popular American Biographies, Narratives and
Travels, Agriculture, Temperance, Law, and
School, Books for tho Young, beautifully Printed
and illustrated Family Bibles, Religious Books,
STANDARD aud Select Poetry, and a choice variety
cot Miscellaneous Books.
We Will SEND TP WITHOUT CHARGE.
% COM, ius a full description of the best standard
works on the above important subjects, with their
price. aud ia q form convenient Tor reference and
preservation. Every reader and book-buycr. should
i@aycit. n We will send any Of our books, Post
e Prepaid, on receipt of the advertised price,
which may be sent to us by mail.
ours ARE the best Books for Agents,
l,c3I,e they ac adapted to the wants Of the People.
Full particulars aud Practical Instructions to
Agent. -cnt gratis. on application to
MILE ,ORrON 4 MULLGGAN, Publishers,
% Park Row, New York, or l07 Gcncscc ST.,
Auburn. May .. dltGw2w
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NOR SALE OR To kENT.-ON THE Shell
Il GuRSE road, the lot known rs the Harrington
place. On the premises is n good dwelling house,
barn, well, orchard, &c. For terms inquire of
Amasa Drew, Burlington, or Nathaniel +. Wilson,
Colchester,
Colchester, April rs. wiiw3,
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Removal, Removal.

RUST HAS REMOVED MS MUS
= STORE to No. 5, Bank Block one door castof
the Farmers s. Mcchap,cs' Bank, where he has a
complete assortment of
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ID ~EM0VAL.-H. BURNETT HAS REMOVED
IA his GLAZGER'S SHOP to the Old Post Office
Building, on the West side of the Square, where he
will be happy to wait on his customers, as usual.
Sash, American and French Glass always on hand
and for sale, by the box or single light. Glass cut
to any shape and size, and set in the best styles. All
orders promptly attended to.
burlington, April ~, 1886. wly