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4 K y Q l. D'S F l. 4 I b
~ purifes nd siren CITIZENS the bloc by er ,dirn.
ing, through , ale" chemical action. the causes #
Impurities and hum rs. Hence ,ts power to cure
humuTs that mer" medicine cannot cure. Hence its
= wrr ut 'r ngthep' Hg and piflh<,ng the blood, 1t
fu 'ntsh-s u a tfrf1In ,Ti,nf. me ,Iftn,uf N uhi h Dnr'
birod l. e.np,asd. 1t cradicates and cleanses away
wh.ttve 'loro and thirkens he blood.
tENOLU'% UTiL rum renters the sys.
TEN struug and h aIthN, by reeing the blood and
St"m h from b ectiouablc materials. 1t NJ, YES
aud It's the system, by furnishing the elements
VIII vitality.
I'D VITAL FLUID gives to tn" sys'
IN rfu nee AID effect similar L. that PRODUCED
by exc else in the tree "pe4 air. II eAhilaTHtes by
ste igrhenIng the blood to bIi .hter aud better az
ton-d ing ITS work by beginning at the b ginning,
1t is pleasant To the taste, and becomes a iavorite
wherever known.
ARNOLD'S VITAL FLUID removes bilious
ness il the most direct ard easy manner, by neutral.
rzi Z the cause. This is / c principle OF its action
in removing illness generally. II neutral zes the
cause b freeing the blood from impediments to its
proper tul6lm' mt OF its life giving tuuctions. This
principle Of ueurralizing the cause, rs WHY AR
NOLD'S VITAL FLUID Els HUMORN
that IN re- medicine cannot sens;bly affect, aud why
II cures diseases RESULTING FRO Pc Sons
IN THE BLOOD, that mere medicinal preparation ms
cinn"t alleviate. Humors aye poisons in the blood
and il is by their chemicl action in neutrslizing
hose p,isons thu ARNOLD'S GLOBULEN
AND VITAL FLUID are enabled to cure them So
that they stay cured.
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Tha Scientific American,

'EWElFrI YEAK.-ONE THOUSAND DOL
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Of this useful publication commences on the 18th
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The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is publish d once
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~ nv 6tDt, -"Lifn,G COL J. Z. FRB
~ IrNr'l iiIl nnl PIer
81 ife # james 'igchanah hu'lin and Paper.
"lhc fepu' licar 'ampsign Nungster."
~"lielen Lincoln \ lal, by Carrie Capron
"lhe Martins al Gro Martins" by Charles Lever.
''Juhu Haitian. Gentleneu," "
at his Church stree Book store by
jy26 l.. A. FULLER.
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Walton's Daily journal

MILL BEPUBL1sHED, As USUAL, DURING
w the session of the Legislature, and arrange.
ments will be made TO forward it daily, OST PAID,
by ths quickest tune the mails uiH alop. The election
of United states senator and probable discussions
of the constitutional amendments will give unusual
int rest to the approaching session Of the Lcgisla.
ture.
The Daily will support FRrMoSr.
subscribers are desired to send in their names nj
once, that we may make the necessary arrangements
in time to supply Oursel,e with materials,
TERMS.
Daily Journal. post paid, Sl,0O in adv.
Waterman & Journal, weekly,
during session, Is in adv.
months, SO as to
include the public acts, 20 in adv.
n Postm 'stcrs, Town Clerks and Representa-
tivcs are invited to forward subscriptions, and for 6
subscribers or over they may retain 50 per cent.
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Montpelier, Sept. 8, 1856.
IL Editors copying the above. will be entitled
to the Daily free.
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Singers Sewing Machines.


THESE CELEBRATED MACHINES X IN
i practical and profitable use in all parts of the
civilized world. In all tho various trades, and in
sewing every sort of fabric, either of cloth or leath-
er, they have been fully tried aud proved. Sewing
machines of other manufacturers often fail to work
but Singers Machines Arrays operate pcJ,etiy, being
strong, durable and complete in continuance and
workmanship. A perfect sewing machine kept en-
ployed affords a clear profit of 81 900 a year but
an imperfect one is a cause of constant vexation
and loss. The entire RELIABILITY of our machines
Is one great reason for their unparalleled popu.
larity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
Of a frail and delicate construction, are ecommen
ded by other manufacturers Such machines are
made TO catch the eye, not to perform substantial
work. The truth lie, family sewing machines ought
to be stronger than any other, because they 60 into
less skilful hands than whom sold to manufacturers
and are used for a greater variety of work. The
machines which have proved best for all other pur.
poses must be best for family use, and they are
Singers. The spaced Of our machines has lately been
doubled. No other can compare with them in guam
tity of work.
t" New machines of the latest improved style
will be exchanged on liberal terms for old sewing
machines Of our own make, or for operative ma
chimes of other manufacturers. Local agents want
ed te sell our machines. q
N. BAH persons desiring full information
about sewing machines, can obtain IL by applying
for a copy Of Z" I. NJ. Singer a Co.'s Gazette, +" pa
per devoted entirely to the subject. 1t will be sent
gratis. l, NJ. SINGER A co.
Principal Once, s23 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
~ Hanover street, Boston ; 80 westminster st.,
Providence 274 Broad street, Newark, N. J. ;
347 Broadway. Albany n. Y. Glovesville. New
York 9s Chapel street. New Haven IL Buchsn.
an street, Glasgow, Scotland l42 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia los Baltimore street, Baltimore ;
\ East Fourth street. Cincinnati Chicago, Hi.
nois 65 North Fourth street. st. Louis 81 st.
Charles street, New oorleans 20 Dauphin street,
Mobile. Wit 3m
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'{NEN TEACHERS OF First ABILITY EN-
I ployed in the school; afording facilities for
a thorough English education, with Latin, Greek,
the modern polite languages, music, I'm guitar,
piano, harp and orgau,l drawing, embroidery, and
seven kinds of painting.
Refinement Of manners and the etiquette Of society
incu!cated. A Partisan lady re,iles in the family.
Prizes are awarded in each department.
Aids To physical 'ducqtiaH to be found in Dancing,
Calisthenics, Gymnasium, Bowling Alley, (,tIicty
private,) winning in Mystic River, (salt,) horse
back riding, &c. Well trained saddle horses belong
t the Seminary.
For particulars address the PRINCIPAL.
MRS. TIlOMAS T.. SMITH.
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Fort Edward Institute.
nnA. j. IL. KIM. A. NJ DIincinnI

Faculty, 1pfnfy Professors and Teachers.
BRICK, EXTENSIVE AND
- superb. well finished and furnished, having
separate departments Tor ladies and gentlemen.
Hotcs
Whole expense per term Of fourteen weeks for
Board, Washing, Fuel, Furnished Room, Inciden-
t,ls, and Tuition in Common English, S30,40 in
advance. Fifteen cents per week extra for fuel
when fires are needed in students rooms.
students received when there are vacancies, and
charged for residue of the term.
CALENDAR FOR 1861.
Fall Term began August l4th ends Nov. 10th
Winter Tie m begins December 4th ends March
18th, ls57-Spring Term beg ms March 26th ends
July lst-Fall Term begins August 18th ends
November 18th.
Those capable of complying with tho wholesome
regulations OF a Christian Institution, are invited
G apply for Catalogues or for Rooms, to the Prin-
cipal, I" Fort Edward Institute" n. Y. wl2ws
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LEGAL NOTICES.
John Aliens Estate.

WE II SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BEEN
appointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chittenden, Commissioner To
receive, examine and adjust tho claims and demand.
OF all persons, against the estate of John Allen
late Of Westford, in said District deceased, repre-
sented insolvcnt, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto ; and six months from
the day of the date hereof, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice, that we will attend to the business of oui
appointment at the dwelling Of Clarissa Allet, In
W%estford, in said District, on the Eleventh days OF
January and March next, at 10 o'clock A. M, OF
each Of said days.
$ 5S%S %H hSsaS$, commissioner.
Dated this 18th day of September, A. D. 1856.
vic 3w
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Albert G. Strong,

lEALER IN 81 ELLINGTON WAGON AXLES,
! 'Canada Pl,tes, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Tin
Plates, Mil and Circular saws, and Mech incs'
Tools. Also, Heavy aud Shalt Hardware. Nails,
Iron, Glass, Paints, Oils. Varnisbes, Anyils, Vices,
sheet Iron, Iron Wire, BIass, Zinc, Copper, Ear
Lead, Bar Tin, Chains, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Files.
onnd, Square. Octagon and Flat, Cast Steel,
House Trimmings, Carriage and Tire Bolts, Sad
dlery ami Carriage Trimmings, Wagon Springs,
spring steel, &c, &c.
Burlington, Vt.
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fNIsH Ia kLE.-ALL hin % " aPunIINu
Goods can be found at MOL Bank Block vi,
Fish Spoons, Lines. Hooks, Flies OF all sizes an.
bolors, Rods efsll price, from u cts. to $40, Fish
Basket, keols, silk Gut. Gimp, etc.
Jel3 BklNSMAlD a HILDRETH,
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uH make no difference who is elected.
BUCHANAN, FREMONT or FILLMORE.
GROWN Il CO.'S BOOKS.
Arc bound to sell and their Agents are bound
make money,

Arc bound to sell and their Agents are bound to
make money.
NOTWITHSTANDING the political excitement
which p%ervades every section of the land, the
wailings of self constituted saviors of the coun-
try, over the imaginary grave of the Union, wi
saul" tears ~trickliug down their cheeks, that
sacred compact "still lives and will continue to
survive as long as the pople continue to think and
read for themselves, and it is a gratifying sign of
the times that good Books were never selling better
than at the present time the orlers of our agents
are double what they ever have been for a cores
p~onding season of the year.
We arc now making splendid preparations for the
FALL and WINTER CAMPAIGN, and want a large
number Of active and RESPONSIBLE AGENTS,
in all parts of the country. Those who are iu the
business, and those who thidk of entering it, are
cordially invited to address us a line and receive in
return our list of works with terms, &C., to agents
Address, L. =. CROWN 4 CO.,
wl3 Gw Publishers, CO Corphill, Boston.
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Hinesburgh Academy.

n It ~ VDNIITi IITH-TTdT.
Only three Terms in a year.
Tuition per Term, s7.OO
No extra charge for tuition in Mathcmatic. or
LnD guagcs. The Fall Term commences ON We'd
n"sday, sep. 10th, aud ends on Tuesday Dec. 9th.
Vacation Of one week between the terms, and OF
six weeks at the close Of the year.
A few Students can be accommodated with boar
in the family of the Principal. Other arrangements
for the supply of board will be made.
July /, 1856. wi "
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NEW STOCK OF
Fancy Goods and TOYS.

: and u kilby street, b ston. TOYS and FAN
CN Gpup~b by he Gaze, well assorted in each case
from 81" to SIP per case. agents for SANDER,
>UN i AMEN AN'o celebrated FIRE WORKS.
OCiers fir m the country solicited. wli Bun
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Use NONE But HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT

TSE NONE BuT HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT
- and Iunor Syrup The question finally settled,
lnvalids rejoicing ! ! A new era in Medicine :!
%Scrofula, Erysipelas, Salt Rhoum, scald Head,
BARRIERS Itch. Burns, Mercurial and Fever Sores,
Ulcers. Ring Worm, Neuralgia, (Destness when
caused by liumors or Sores in the Head,) Humors,
Eruptive and Cutaneous Diseases of every kind can
be cured and the Blood cleansed Of all impurities
by the use of HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT and Humor
Syrup-the most eiectual remedies ever offered
to the public. these celebrated remedies cure dis
eases spe,dil V, thoroughly and permanently, with
out injury to the system. We have numerous ties
tim"uials from persons of the first respectability who
have had DC aston to use these never falling rene
dies in their families, in the very worst form of dis
ease, with the most happy beneficial results. Try
them. Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
Prepared only by DR., f.. ID. Hayes, discoverer and
manufacturer. Hayes 4 Nash, proprietors, Law
renee, Mass.
Beware Of an article in the market styled the
Genuine Allied ointment" put up by Charles IL.
Rent, as that is a base counterfeit On Hayes. Sold
IN Burlington by AMOS Z. PEAR and by E. d. Ben
TON; Fred. Z. SMITH, Montpelier. wholesale Agent
for Vermont.
July n, 1856. va "
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rs address the PRGNCIPAL.
MRS. THOMAS r. SMITH.

Rsfrcncrs.-TIon. Robert c. Winthrop, Poston;
Hon. Edward Everett, do; Rev. Charles Brooks
West Medfori; Rev. John P%ierpoint, do; +. Gard
ner, A. NJ, Principal Bost n Latin school; Hon
Abbott lawrence, Boston; Rev. Hubbard Ninslow
New York; Rev. William Hague, ID, Albany;
Hev. Rollin II. Neale, ID, Boston; Hon. sam
Houston. Texas. my9w Gmos
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KID GLOVE CLEANEK,,

An Important Discovery b. the Reconnaissance
thing Entirely New Just imported.
$40 VEINS NOTORIOUS PREPARATION" su
for instantly cleaning Kid Gloves without q
slightest SMELL" Rub a small portion on ihs
glove, and the dirt instantly disap pcars-cat@ h
worn Immediately Afterwards. One bottle is wra-
rantcd TO clean fifty pair Of gloves. Price, 50 cents
Try it before buying. All the Agents arc present
ed with an open bottle to prove its operation
Agents are coming money by the unpr, cedeut5
demand. More wanted.
CoNTE 7, NEARY 4 Co, Wholesale Store,
wj0wl No. JO2 Broadway New Y,rk
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Rutland h Burlington Railroad

zsl.,s55...5x FALL AUGMENTATION AND
E...;iiss,:i.l after Oct. Is, 1855, Trains will run q
follows, viz -
Leave burlington for Rutland and Bellows Falls
Ut 10 - A. VI. and 100 p. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Rutland and Burlington
vt 2 Ii, and "a P. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at 600 Am. an
24O, p. NJ.
Leave RUTLAND for Bellows Falls at 6 90 A. NJ
and 40 4. w.,
At Burlington trains connect with Steamers on the
Lake, and trains of the VI. Central road at Rutland,
with train for Troy Albany, New York. Saratoga
Springs, Schenectady and the West-at Bellows
falls with trans Of the Cheshire Road for Fitohburg,
Worcester, Lowell and Bostop-Vermont Valley
Road, for Brattleboro, Springfield, Hartford, New
Haven and New York-and with Sullivan Road, for
Windsor, White River Junction, and White Noun
tains.
Oct9d&wtf f.. A. CHAPLIN. Supt.
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William d, Kidder's Estate.

N1E THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BEEN
w appointed by the Ilonorabl, the Probate
Court for the District OF Chittenden, Commissioner
to receive. examine and adjust the claims and de-
mands OF all persons, against the estate Of William
ID. kidder, late Of Burlington, in said District. de-
ceased, represented insolvGnt, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto ; and six
months from the day of the date hereof. being allow.
ed by said Court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice, that we will attend to the bust.
ness of our appointment at the dwelling house Of
Caroline kidder, in burlington, in said District. on
the first Mondays of January and March next, at
III o'clock, A. NJ, on each of said days.
CHARLES RUSSELL,
ALERT R; DUNCAN, fCom missioners.
ORViLLESGNCLAlR,
Dated this 3D. day October, A. D. 1856. WIG 3wt
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German Fly Paper.
SURE DEATH TO FLIES.

PROF. MOlIR'S GER.
MAN FLY PAPER, for
the sure and certain des-
truction Of Flies, Ants, Bugs,
Mosquitoes, &c.
This valuable article is
offered to the public a. a
DeadlyPoison for the above
named named pests to all
Housekeepers and tamil-
les.
1t j. perfectly simple and
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f'ABS, CARTS, WAGONS AND CHAISES FOX
y Children Just received, j.. L. BkINsMAID.
Church 81. Burlington, J3 diff
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ID EMOVAL,-H. BURNETT HAS REMOVED
Ia his GLACIERS SlOP to the Old Post Office
Building, on the West side # 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 prom pity attended to.
burlington, April ~, 1856. WHY
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THOMAS HANSON. Sole patnntOs

1877 Third Av. cor. Fifteenth street, New York.
INHE PIPES are con ected with the ram with
L brass screw couplings, and the air chamber and
body Of the ram is put together with cotter wedges,
and can be taken apart and restored in one minute.
Although the prices of the above rams are more
than the common order Of rams, yet their intrinsic
value is more than ten times greater.
No. | ram, sig, No. 2, do, $l5 No. 3, do,
s2S No. 4, do. $40.
A liberal discount will be allowed to dealers.
The above Ram can be seen in operation at the
American Institute Fair, Crystal Palace, New York,
commencing Sept. 70. 1886. Persons requiring
information will please inclose two postage stamps.
WHO Am
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Carrier, - so
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For Mail subscribers. and those who take II
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If paid strictiy in advance, so
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GEORGE F.. EDM UNDS,
Al rney and Counsellor at Law I'd solicitor in
Cnsncery. Jtice over Commercial Bank, Burling-
ton, We mont
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Carpetings I!

dipStiuSS
/. STEVENS, AT HIS NEW STORE,
272 Washington Street, = = = Boston.
fINHE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS Is IN
i yited to his Large Stock Of Carpeiings, which
will be offered for sale at the Lowest Prices, viz.
5000 yards at rs cts.
5000 " 37t
5000 4" so
10000 " Extras, at ga cts.
10000 " kidderminster, at IS cts.
1000 = Three-Ply, at 81 90.
5000 " Tapestry Brussels, from auction, at
Sl,OO pei yard. The CHEAPEST Carpets ever be.
fore offered for sale in Boston.
Painted Carpets from IS to 1885 cents per yard
Carpets sold 10 Ministers of all Denominations, ut
cost. wl5 3m
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Fruit Trees Fruit Trees!

'NNlE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
4 inform any and all who may wish 10 raise fruit
for their own individual use, or for the profit of it,
that he has an extensive nu sery Cor nurseries)
which arc on high and stony land. exposed to all
winds, and very hardy. of some thirty sorts Of APP
les of the best varieties for this Northern climate,
some Of which ripen in August. and others in prime
from that time to the ne 1t Sumn.r. which are very
thrifty, and many of them OF a large size TO set
this Fall, which he oilers for sale at a low price.
Also, a few Fears, Plums, Cherries and Goo,eher-
rics. Also, Willow Cuttings to any amount tn At
may be want d next Spring, cut, packed, marked
and shipped to any place on the railroad, on very
reasonable terms, and warranted fresh. [Orders
filled at sh rt notice. | shall cndeavor to he al
home Mondays and Tuesdays through the time Of
setting this Fall.
CARMI OSGOOD.
Westford, Chittonden Co., Vt. wis 3ws
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From actual measurment by Instrumental survey
throughout the whole County, undo- the direction
Of II. y, WALLING, state Engineer of Mass.
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Nhtch lndluE, Breast Pins.
Diamond King. and Silva, Sroor
G1vrN .w,y f
IN nv TIIr .rccr.- wu,cu
IL has .,,,,i.t tho nrLi n,, T. uu','
LISTRATfu NEWSPAPERS. which i. now ,L.in.
its second volume, the Proprietor rs determined +,
return to h 5 uuuI. r"us su,,so ibers , portion of Ia.
pr, fits III the following mann
Ever nth subscriber will have his money re-
turn d bN the n. At ma i, and the p,,er will he seu.
s'atDf"uais tor his term of subsc ip'ion.
Thu il eve Y 900 subsci ib,rs. 100 will b,v.
their ',r-y returned and the paper sent for Il,
Mouths when they remit s., and Twelve Month,
when they rem t 81.
I've sut.crri ton, a. il is received. bv l.tt.r n,
OTHERWISE, at his Office, ly>p,uce :. re. I. New Y.rL
vi hr registered in Il book kept by the prnpr,r,o,
him-.lf.
The Prize numbers will he 10. 20 30. "a. 80. 60.
10. 50, 10 al d 100 in each bundled. p.r.on. oh.
tanning an OF these uumb, r. will have ,L.ir mon, Y
Ietu a,d and ID. papo sent free, AS above.
Persons ubtnining the follosin, numbers H.
every th"usard, in addition To- tue return # ,b.i,
subs rltirn m. n.y as above, will reeeiye the ,oI.
Town prizes.