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HARRISON'S
Columbian Vegetable EmetiC

will withdraw and eHpel all diseased matter, solid,
fnii gaseous. from all parts Of the system.
Besides its emctic properties, it is expectorant, al
teratiye and anoiyne. 1t acts in each of its modes
according nature, relieves the aboring organism
naturnl functions To- restore strength. 1t is the
only safe and certain medicine in all severe forms Of
Cholera, Cholera NJ Irbu,, Bilious Collie, Dysentery,
Piursy aud every other acute disease. 1t has great
remedial power in all chronic diseases, assisted by
the lnvi gorating and sustaining power Of Harrson's
Columbian Tonic Stimulaut, cures certain.
Pimc.p'y. of treatment and directions Tor use ac-
com, any lth meltile. Price 90 cents.
80 Wholesale Agent for Nav England, GEO.
W. BRIGGS, Sutoner and wholesale md retail
dealer in Ht-risoa's Columbian Inks and American
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Adams House, Boston.
August llth, lS5j. wlyear
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Henry Thomas, Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, }TNHE Hon; the Pro-
DISTRICT OF cHlrrESDES, ss.S / bate Court for
District Of Chttendcn, to all persons interested
il estate Of Henry Thomas, ae of Burln gton, in
the District aforesaid, deceased Greeting.
Whereas, application hath been made to this Court,
in writing, by the Administrator, with the Will an
nexed Of the Estate of Henry thomas, late Of said
Burlington, for license and authority to sell strip
Of land twelve feet vide in the village of Burng-
ton, cXtcndin: from Markhains Alley eastwardy,
the south line If White Street, bounded on the
North by Leavcnworth Block and stating that the
w.oc Of the real and perso nal said Tesla
tor will be insufficient to pay the claims allowed by
e ,mnis,ioncrs against sail c-tate. And the .aid
Court, tavia- asst -ned the 10th day of May ne
the Probate Court Rooms, to hear and decide up6n>
sIli picatun, and ordered that notice thereof DO
given to all persons interested in said estate, by
publishing this order three weeks succcssvely, in
the arlington Free Press preyiou. to said 10th
day Of May next.
Ia0et3rc, YOU are hereby notified to appear be-
fore aid Court at the time and place aforesaid then
and tn re to give bonds for the payment Of the debts
or otherwise object to sale, or show why said
license should not be granted, if you sec fit.
Given under my hand, at Burlington, this 18th
lay Of April, A. b. 1856.
aplS dttwl3w3 D. FRENCH RegtStr,,
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Fort Edward Institute.
WASitiNGToN COUNTY, y. Y.

~ UPERD BRICK BuIl DINGS, we'll Guishcdand
= furnished. Twenty Professors and Teachers La
1i,-' Department with all tie advantages Of the
l,.' Female Colleges. Superior facilities in Lam
gauges. Music and Painting l,ari, wa liz T. iue',
furnished room, iUcid,utals. and tuition in COM
mon Ir-li-A. fer fourteen wc,ls, I'm advance, S5p'-
50, Reduced fare from Troy and Cu,tlct II, on first
and last day of each term. -I5 -Wju- fcrm' opens
March .-jh, lNAt. ~ca'vs have boon necessarily
rrjcy,c, the present term ~ their njluc TO make
timely nrpi cation. Apply t,r q, n. or 'ot' cues
to the lru'.nai, " Rev, JOSEPH J., King A. NJ
Fort Edward Institute, n, \,
January sth, 1856. W em2
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ME DF OR d RU M,
WISNER'S
PATENT WASH-TUR-

Vie subscriber wouli rSpcctfuly announce to
the inhabitants of tlecounties Of Washington,
Chlttenden, Lamoille and cfrankin. that be ha q.
procured the agency for TIL manufacture aud sal,
OF the above article in those Counties aud earnestly
sollclts candid investigation of its merits 1t is
now in genera! use in many Of the Eastern and
fiddle ,tates, AMI is now only to be tried by the
- OF Vermont, for them to acknowledge its
peofe rity over anything ever yet invented
great Sulef"- fact that it is but simple mod
Tor washlng' M 0ned wash-board, and not
1cation of the old-ia7o.- well.knovn ouoIitv NJ
machlhe' together WIN II. -ever it has bend
tested is to me sufficient evidence tha, -, ,riri
favor with every no sek,eper. provided tn. IN
give it fair trial; for with this Tub, not only "
the dirt be easily and rapidly washed AMY, b-t all
preiudices are completely washed away at the anne
tire. would especially call your attention is tho
following facts:
TIE tennessee Farmer, published at Rochester, n.
Y as veil as rany other leading journals, in places
where this Tub has leen introduced give this Tub
has been introduced give this tub decided prefer
encc every other thing yet constructed, for
Washing. Children Of the age OF fourteen can wash
As easily grown person. 1t Is not liable, like
Washing Machines, to get out OF order, but Will
last TWEEN V years, with careful usage.
With this Tub the labor Of Washing can be ac-
compshed in one-fourth part Of the time usually
employed hy any other process. with tins Tub
person can wash the substance Of four or five shirts
at time and the fabric, be 1t fine or will be
found perfectly clean, and its texture remaining un
injured. Many other simple facts, AMI the result
of repeated experiments in the of the article,
might be mentioned, were it necessary; but trust,
however, that the above is sufficient call the at
tention Of the public to All vestisation of the mer
it, Of the Tub itself. In addition would state that
to timunas could be procured from over three hun
drcd persons in Addison County. to corruboiate the
above statements, and would satisfy any candid
person that the Tub is No HUMBtG.
The SUBSCRIBER having made arrlu scmeuts for the
m a. above t.,
Will trle pleasure in filing any orders with which
he may be Etvared, and also n answerinc any III
qulios tia, andy be made concerning said Tub after
Piice Five DOiiaIs.
a. II. GROEEN0K, Agent.
Jouesyille, Vt, Dec u, 1870
p. = The public are hereby warned that the law
in relation to infringement Of patents will be peed
lily pet ia force in every instance where it is violated
FAR a. thc above Tub is concerned.
January |. lSJG. w27mosG
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Francis HursCh's Estate.

TnE stB a h hsy Ps,. been ar
for the District of Chitei den Commissioners to
ceiye, examine and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons against the estate Of Francis HUI 4,
late Of Burlington, in said District, deceasc', re-
presented insolvent, and also all claims 4 de ,
mands exhibited in offset thereto .,ud six
months from the day Of the date here being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, do there.
fore hereby give notice. that will attend to the
business of cur appointment at the Office Of
John b, Wheeler, in Burlington, in said District
on the third Tuesdays Of juno and October
next. at 0 o'clock A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this oath Gay Of April, 4. b, lsj6.
h. FRENCH, )C..;...-
w4iw3 JNO. r. WHEELER,
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
: Y sold my James p. hi. time during the re-
manJer Of his minority, and that l shall claim
of his earnings, pay any debts Of his con-
tracing after this date.
PARICk KEHOE.
Charlotte, April 4. w4lwi+
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Prepared by DR.. ]. c. AVER & CO.,
Practical and Ana lytical Chemists. Lowell, Mass,

aud y. c. SPFAR, Mcs.rs simon Is, AolhUrue, 4. h
Simonds, Wiliston, L. Alexanl'r, Charlotte, H. A
Hodges, Richmond, l.. Dixon Cy. Milton, an
Howe Spalding, Jericho.
oct. Il. 1853. dSYly
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Sheet Music

1 7 THE reduced prices as adopted by the Bosr,
"a of Music Traders recently formed making tL
prices uniform throughout the country. Receive,
every week FROM New York and Boston
dtl RUoT'S Music store.
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NEW GOODS FOR SPRING
\ :, NV-N y L-N III NM DIN T.
I'D ls Y Il d d Id =,
Take n office.

4 Ii PERSONS OWING THE LATE FIRM OF
"A Davy 4 Doolittle, are requested to call and
settle without delay. IL. II. DOOLITTLE.
Burlington, March 81 1856. wi0wi
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INKOM the carly History OF New Hampshire and
4 Vermont, containing vivid and interesting ac-
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BLODCETT < SWEETS
Patent Galvanized
II ID &c y A as T. r. CIV Il N.

For Hotels, steamers, and private families,
Warranted to cook with LESS FUEL than any
Their oven in use. Manufactured by
G.. :. Blodgett n Co.,
College street, Bariin gton, VI.
Sept. II, 1855. WHY
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House andLot For Sale.

NOR SALE vacant lot corner of Union and
n Adams Street, also adjoining lot on Union ST.,
with dwelling house, barn, good garden, well,
cistern &c the lots will be sold together, Esep
crate. For terms enquire Of Mrs. j, c. IIawey on
the premises, of II. &. White
February, i lSjG wifi
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dead THE LIST OF BACON'S EXCELSIOR
; Pre- paration clsrois. Exc Hair Oil, Bay alter,
Cadl1onia soaps, Double Colognes, Perfumes, Cook
ing Extra,ts, Inks, &c.
If you want an article Of Excelsior purity and
strength purchase none but Bacon's.
". >. BACON, Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Ludlow, Vt.
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USE DIR. CLOrGH'S
G o L u VI L I 4 N PI l. I, .

EpEEPARED by W., RFNNE, Ptt-fcld, Mass,
4 from the purc,t Gums. Ba',au- aud Vegetable
Extracts, without one particle Of mineral substance
In the composition.
Their remarkable success in the cure # the follow
ing diseases, justify their being mentioned with
prominence
SCoRBuTiC ERrrTrovs, SALT RuLUM AND ERYsiP-
ELIAS. by their sanatiyc and puratyc effect upon
the fluids that feed the skin, they remove all dlsa-
greeablc eruptions and produce remarkable soft
ness and puroness Of the skin and complexion.
RHErNArtsN ANn Gour, by removing iuAamation
from the muscles and lisancnt. Of the ioiut'
WORMS, by dislodgius the Shiny matter from the
Bowels, in which these creatures live AID breed.
S'rRYY, ULCERS AND OLp SORES, by the perfect
purity which they give to the Blood.
DHor>Dr> ofHIi kinds, by tightening tie hid
neys and Bladder.
DARRHEA, by removing the sharp acrid fluids by
which such complaints are oc'lsioncd.
FfvEns OF ALI KINDS, by restor,u; to the II cd
I rpvular and l,tItl. 4 ,frpr,'ytf,r
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NOrICE.-Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT FOR A
y consideration, have relinqushcd to my son
Orlando Valera, his time during the remainder of
his minority. | shall claim none Of his earnings nor
pay any debts of his contracting after this date.
JOHN J.. LOCKWOOD.
Umcsburgh, April y. wijwJ-
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VICTORY VICTORY
Indian Vegetable Pulmonic Syrur

=
noCToR LARoKAi, celebrated Indian. dis
AIclyered in the combination Of four kinds OF
Roots and Herbs, a rene iy that is WARRANTED
to the worst cases of
Couehs, COLTS, WAoopug CoHgh, Croup.
asthma, BJoach,ts and Consumption
in all cases where the Lungs areuot mostly con-
.umel where there is vitality to sustain life in
the Lungs
1t ha. been tried in hunlrc Is orcases, aud never
as yet has failed to Tie gent has in his pos
session many certificates of its wonderful virtues
One to three bottles axe warranted to cure tue
hardest COUGH.
Ono to two bottles warranted to cure the worst
COLD.
one to two bottles will cure the WHoOpING
Cough.
Two to four bottles will cure the ASTHMA.
-Four to eight bottles warranted TO re
BRONCHITIS.
One bottle will cure the GROUP.
Six to eight bottles arc WARRANTED to u.
in all cases where the Lungs not consumed (and
IN every case II GIVES lELEE) benefit is cxre-
rieuced from the first bottle and a cure is warrant
ed when the above quantity Is taken,
Nothing eau bc more astonishing to the invalid,
after trying all the popular medicines Of the day
to no eject, than that these common Roots and
Herbs combined will cure all pulmonary diseases,
still this is a FINED FACT Thou auds of cases
can be referred to in our own New England states
For further particulars and certificates of cure,
circulars lett with every agent
This article is now manufactured by
SE.VERY & HOWARD.
and put up in large bottles at Sl,OO each, or six
bottles for $500
COLLINS ( FIERCE,
DRUGGIsTs, Montpelier, General Wholesale Agents
for Vermont. Sold by A. C.. SPEAR, burlington,
/. l.. ptTCllEh& SON, It, Mbane, Ii. A, HODG
ES Richmond,
Nov. s, ,S55. d6w Cm
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fSrpLFN' WANTED AT BURLINGTON, VI.
cpust1ut emp loymcut and good encouragement
will be riyon to number OF active ard efficient
hu-uc.- men, with good Tc1aiug establishments,
They must no WORKERS AVID r,-ahcpo men, who
will faithfully and diligently pursue the business
steadily during their term Of engagement, eNtaor-
dinlJic excepted,
Those eng ,ring must have NO other busincs. to
take their time ateuti N and those having had
experience In the business much preferred, and
wage pbil accordingly.
Persons between the ages # % and 10 preferred;
minors rot wanted.
A good reputation for honesty, general character
and habits, ami stability in business, required
4 good, strong and suitable Horse necessary.
Should weigh eleven hundred pound, or over.
Applicants will save time aud delay by being
particular 10 heir applications, stating their former
and last employment knowledge Of good, ware,
aud barter extent Of their experience age
section Of nnt'y where best acquainted together
with such other information as this notice suggests
MORILLO MOVES,
Successor to Villas 4 Noycs ami NJ. Noyes & Co
npl7wi2w3r
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VIM. p. Tenny & CO.,

VIM. +. Tenny O. Co.,
- ABROAD HALL, llAYMAKkET SQUARE,
~ BOSTON, Have now in store, and will be
constantly receiving throughout the season, from
the principal and best manuiactu' ers in England
and America, Every Description of
CARPETS,
Desirable for furnishing II TELS, DWELLINGS
and SHIPS, Embracing
Veluct Tapsstty, Brussels Tap,soy
Brussels, Three-Ply aud Kldlermin.ter, Painted
Carpets, Bookings Mattings, Rugs, &C.
Comprising very large assortment, Of which
will be sold at the lowest market prices. wi3mos3
CORPORATION OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT, CHTIESDsS
HARMON BRYAN. |''''' '''"''
rINllIS action was entered a. the March Term #
L said Chittenden County Court, a. - 1856, and
j, an action Of debt ON a Judgment rendered by said
Court, at the May Term thereof, A, b. lsji, in ia
vor Of said University of Nernout, and against the
said Bryan, and demands in damages six hundred
dollars.
In the said cause it having been suggested to the
Court at its last Term tnat the detguiaut restless
without the STATE, and that N, personal notice ha-
been hal by him;-tAe said cause was continued
for tee to said Bryan.
AMI tho sud Harmon Bryan is hereby notified u
appear the Term If sad Court, neat to he holden
at Eurl ;ton, within and FOR said County, on the
the iirt tuesday OF November, 4 d. 70, and an
swer to said suit or he will BE- dclaulted.
j. :. ADAMS, Clerk.
X :, HUI, Solicitor. wI53w
Ta1llE HORSE YOUNG MAMBRINO WILL
4 stand for Mares, at tho Howard House, Bur
liu,tun, M.ltLys, Tuesdays and NcdnusJ days at
Fcrisburgh Hollow, Thursdays, Fridays and Satur-
days, under the care Of d, {. Gillett We challenge
the world to produce This equal, Cor Pedigree and
certificates, SEQ Bills)
STEPHEN K. SMITH,
i. T. SMITH, p..
JOHN X. SMITH, -''F''''0'''
JOHN HOLMES.
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5BNO NERVOUS FFEGERS.-A retired Clergy
man, restored to health ina few days, after many
years of great nervous suffering, l. anxious to make
prescription used. Direct the Rev John NJ, Dag
nall, No. - Fulton stteet, Brooklyn, n, y.
apl2wI3musj
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ENOvAL-H. BURNETT HAS REMOVED
"a his GLAZtER'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 foo sale, by the box or single light Glass cut
to any shape aud size, and set in the best styles. All
orders promptly attended to.
burlington, April %, 1855. WY
ENOE SALE OK TO REM ON THE SHELL
= urHNE roai, the lot krown as the harrington
pl1cc. On the premises is good dwelling house,
barn, well, orchard, &c. For terms inquire OF
Amlsl Drew, Burlington, or Nathaniel L. Wilson,
Chichester.
Colchester, April %. wiiw3'
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The American Travel er.
TIE BOSTON TRANELLl
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Stimulated 10y the hattcring countcnanceandg gem
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LEANl'fT TuAXTER >

" Stndts Chamber, Oito, 7rrn 5th, 1854
6 E. J. e. AVER - ilunored SIR; have made dor
ourh tra f tile CAIH,Hro ri.. left by ynui agent,
AMI have been cured hy them Of the dIeadm Re nnat-n
under which lie found suffering. The fret d Sc ro-
leyed me, and few subsequent doses have enhf"ly
removed the disease feel in better health than for
some years beture, which attribute entirely 10 the effects
IF your CA1HABIic Puts Your, with great respect
LtCIUS d. METCALF"
The above all from persons who are publicly known
here they reside and who would make these state
nents itluut thorough conviction that they Iua
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-04

THuRspAY, Feb. %, 1856.
SENATE,

The following bills, in addition to those published
on Friday, were passed in the Senate
To Incorporate tho Point Pleasant Academy in MA.
son county.
To authorize the Common Council of Fredericks
burg to establish public schools in said town.
To Incorporate the Henry and Franklin Turnpike
company.
To anend the act making tho town of Lvnchburp
city, and revising and reducing into one act the pro.
visions of its charter.
Concerning the criminal terms of the circuit court
OF the city OF Richmond.
Providing for the election OF q constable in the
town Of Fclternau, in Taylor county.
To amend ind rG-cnact tho I'd section of nm ac,
passed December lS, 1885, entitled an act giving tbc
consen, OF this State To the purchase by the United
States Of lot OF land in the city of Alexandria for
the purpose oil erecting thereon building for Gus
tom house, post oIhce, and ether offices OF tha Uni
ted States and exenptng said lot aud building from
State and city taxss.
Regulating the fees Of the magistrates of the city of
Riohmond-isa amended by the committee for Courts
Of JusticeJ
To change the time Of holding the courts In the
twelfth circuit.
To incorporate the Polytechnic College in the coun.
~ OF Logan, OF at such other point the trustees
may designate.
Incorporating the Savings Bank in the town Of
Danville.
To amend the act passed February I6 1856, con
cerning the terms Of the circuit in the 18th cir.
cult.
oprovide for taking tho sense of the people OF
Berkeley county to repeal of road law passed
March LIST, 1851
To amend the 10Th section OF chapter $50 of the
Code, concerning warrants tor small claims.
Several resolutions OF enquiry were submitted