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No Family

Mustang L'niment in their house The many &C
cden'r we are liable TO- may render II necessary at
any moment and nothing is capable # pcrfo.mirE
such q certain cure. (Efrlc'D " In lifting the
Kettle from the fie 1t -ht and scalied my hand.
and person very sevcrey-one hand amost 70
crisp The torture was intolerable. 1t was an ay7-
full sight. The Mustang Linimeut M
loare1 70 extract the pain almrs' Immediately It
healed rapidly and LEFT 100 SER Of account. CHAs.
Fps1LH, 40 Br8a9 ,i-s, PnI4f,lghq.r 1t is truly
wonderful article II will cure any case # swell.
lnS' burns, sut joint, erurtions Or rheumatism
For horse. IL should never ho dispensed with One
aoi.ar worth Of Mustang has frequently asysd a
VaInille horse. II cures gals sprain-, ringbone,
sp''iu and founders. B.rl,, If limitations. .oII in
all puts rf'he habItnbc Globe
BAnsEs PARK, Propr'etors, N ! voiiv
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DOyDIPseIcs,
5000
New Books and New GO0ds

At The CHURCH STREET BOOK STORE
n 'he subscriber has Just returned Iom New York
n and Boston markets with a good supply Of Ncp
Books, Fancy Goods and Stationery. These have
been selected with great care, intended 70 suit this
market. Any attempt 10 enumerste describe
voui fail 10 give correct ideas Of the quantity,
styles and variety. ! therefore invite the public
and all, to call and examine goods, u ith the
assurance that the prices will be made satisfactory.
dec3d6w Z. A. FULLER
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Perry Davis

Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer
still triumphant. And, after a thorough rial hy in
Vulnerable living witnesses it has proved it.ci. to
be He n'3,ciac nj Nr agr.
Al Though there have been many medicinal prep.
araions before the public since the first ntroduc-
ton of Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer and
large amounts expended IN their introduction, the
Pain Killer has continued TO steadily advance in
the estimation of the world, as the best Family
Medicine introduced
PERRY DAvIs' PAIN KILLER Prom the rerort.
of dealers in this city think proprietary med
icinc has had larger sale. Its valuable urouel
as speedy cure for pain, cannot fail to be general
ly appreciated. and no family should he without IT,
in case of accident, sudden attack Of dvscnterv
darrhea, cholera morhus, and even A.iatic cholera
yields to its magic power, as we see by report.
from those sections in the southwest where TIE dis
ease has been particularly 'irulcnt the past sum.
mer.-- Montreal Yrgnycriyt
One word in regard to Perry Davis Pain Killer
l have used that in my family for some two year..
and take great pleasure iu recommending it as a
valuable medicine, that should he kept in every
family. have witnessed wonderful speedy cures
by its use-recently, within the last week have
known very severe case Of rheumatism soon re-
heyed and promising speedy cure, by thi,, in my
estimation, INVALUABLE remedy.
JABEZ :. SWAN.
Pastor of the Huntington street Baptist Church
New London.
Sold by A. c. SPEAR, Burlington, L [. Drrcngr
4 Son, St. Albnus, and by Medicine Dealers gene.
faIy' w2iw4 dlaw4w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-12-26

Is SAMUEL 5. BROWN. Of the late arm 81
G W. Baxter Co., has removed his stock Of
Paper Hangings, Curtains and fixtures. CrockerJ,
China snd Glass ware, Table Cutlery, Tea Trays,
Fluid and oil Stand and hanging Lamps, Giran.
doles, Britannia Goods, Silver Plated Casters Forks
Spoons and Tea Serv ices Table Mats BohemiAr
and other Vases and Colocnes, and large ss,ort-
Of Fancy Goods Of various kinds 10 the old stand Of
Nichols s. Roynton. $50 Church street and hav-
ing purchased Of them their stock Of Crockery, and
Papers, he is prepared TO oder his friends and
former patron,s as well as the public in general,
fine variety Of goods which he would be pleased 70
have them inspect at $50 Church ct,
octl5d6wtf SAMUEL $. BROWN,
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Still Later.

NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY AT THE
INCorner store. silks, shawls, Merinos, Cash
meres, DeLatnes, Tsmss, Cloaks, Ladies' Cloths.
broideries, Gloves Hosiery, SC, &c, &c.
Purchasers are invited t. call and examine the
stock, as it will be offered upon the most reasonable
terms.
oc2sddwtf LYMAN's,
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RRlNSMAID 4 11LDRETH, SUCCESSORS TO,
re and the o"iy Mechanical and Practical part of
the lntc finn OF Brinsmaid, Brothers Co, have
Just received very large stock Of all kinds of goods
in their line suitable for the Holiday trade and all
in want of nice Goods th't they can rely upon =,
will save money by calling at No. /, Bank Block
D. re In mo gl SpN
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To the Gentlemen,

EDMoNDS HAS ON HAND A GOOD AS
sortment of Fur Coats, Caps, Mittens and
Gloyes also, a large lot of Robes and many other
th'ng' too numerous To mention, all Of which he is
ready to show free Of charge to those who wish to
purchase. Remember, two doors from Free Press
Once. Burlington. Vt oct2sd&wtf
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1srOycfsilcr.

L WILL SELL, DURING THE COMING WIN.
L ter-by the ton or smallerquan ty--bran, shorts
and ooh meal, at the lowest prices for which they
are sold at the mill.
am also supplied with extra superfne and fan.
cy -four, meal, buck.whcat, rye flour, Graham
-four, split peas, pearl barley, &C. A. :. DEWEY.
nOvls dJw II
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TIE FREE PRESS BURLINGTON FRIDAY DECEMBER
BY TELEGRAPH.
The slave HuS,trpcctiOn.
MORE WHIPPING TO DEATH.

Try tc Vermont and Boston Line once removed 10 The
South .idc Of the Square. NJ T. Il1LtEY Opornior.l
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TO the Ladies.

I'VE WOULD SAY THAT PARTICULAR Al
W tentiou has been paid in Manufacturing
and selecting stock Of Brsss Ir, and we are con-
fdent that you will not find assortment inferior
any House in the Cities of New York and Boston.
as they have been manufactured expressly for THE
market. n ALLEN, acc
nov dSs
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EhERSoN'S HAIR RESTORATIVE WILL
RL bring out hair upon Bald Heads of such as
have good health, and who will follow strictly the
directions Circulars relative to it found at the
Counter. For sale by THEO. A. PECK
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Merchants. Druggist, and Pejlors,
do you wish to retain your 60 .tomer, Keen a SUD
ply OF lnoon's Excelsior Preparations, or they 20
where they can get them
W A. Bacon, Manufacturer and Proprietor, Lud-
low, VI. v25 Nv
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ErcsI, Herbs

81 AGE SUMMER SAVORY SWEET MARI DRAM
- and all the Culinary and Medicinal Herb, fresh.
For sale at lowest prices ly THEo. A. PECK.
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Feathers d!
Christmas and New Years

HEN, TURKEY AND GEESE FEATHERS
Z sconstantly on hand and for sale by
dccl"dtwlw* NJ. MOVES.
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y o +
, & Il.
Oysters.

IL ADDITION TO A VERY FULL STOCK OF
every thing usually kept in Grocery and Pro
vision Store shall during the present winter keep
myself and customers supplied with. Oysters by the
gallon or smaller measure Please see if they
good. A. S DEWEY
dee II ddw
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To the Ladies.

II YOU WANT A NICE SET OF Fl Rs, OR THE
hest quality of Beaver Bonnets or the latest style
Beaver Flats for little girls, call at EDMOND'S
Hat, Cap and Fur Store, two doors from tho Free
Press Once, Burlington, VT. oct2sd&wtf
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G ard tNinP ELnline.

Gard 10 tnc EadEes.-Dr. Dupon-
cos French Periodical Golden Pills, nfabe in re-
moving stoppages or irreCu'arity of the mcnses.-
These Pisa nothing new having been used by the
Doctor for many years, both in France and Aner-
ca, with unparalleled success in every case and
he is urged by many thousand ladies, who have
usci them, TO make the Pills Public for the allevi
att OF those suffering from any irregularities
whatever, well as to prevent pregnancy to those
ladies whose health will not permit increase of
family. Pregnant females, or those supposing
Themselves so, are cautioned AGAINST using these
pills while pregnant, as the proprietor assumes no
responsibility after the above admontion, although
their mil1ness would prevent any mischief to
health otherwise these pills are recUInmended-
Fpcitull and CORRECTIONS accooh box. pany exam
Price 81 90 per box.
7. A. PECK Wholesale and Retail Agent for Bur-
lington, Winooski Falls, Milton, Willston, Hines
burgh and Richmond, to whom all orders must be
sent. BY enclosing Sl,O0, the pills will be sent by
mail. oct IL d&wly
Card.--Drugglsts and Merchants ofN er-
mont: For the convenience of Dealers and indiyid-
uals of this state, have appointed Mr.. FRED. Il.
SMITH, Of Montpelier, my wholesale Agent, and
he will be at all times supplied with all sizes Of my
" GENllNE ELECTRIC OIL" [ would urge
upon all dealers in Medicine to order from Mr. Smith
supply of my oil at once, that they may be able
To answer the earliest demands lie will also fur
ni.h each dealer with Show Cards, Posters md 1000
Circulars, with their name printed thereon agent.
(Rcad the following ProclamatOn.)
A. smith, Chemist, Philadelphia
500. PROCLAMATION. i" the Mayor and Ci'-
zcns of Phiadelphia and the Onipn:--
propose To test my Electric OH any case of
Rtsumaftsn, Neuralgia, Puqlusis Asthma. P,ies-
Gou, Four and CUE I,t,uy. >trslhugs Of all kinds
Cramps, Dsatnsss, (and other cases that have
treated successfully and to forfeit any public
institutions the Mayor may name, 500, if my Cen
uine Electric Oil does not make oectual cure in
each case.
I q ", III
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FUrs 4! FUrs :! Furs!!!
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK or NEW
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
IL n Allen + Co.'S Fd,k.osable Hat, Cap asd Fur
Store, Bsri~stos, Vsr~ost.
4 co. RESPECTFULLY ASSURE THE PU B.
~ lie that their preparations for the Fall and
HiatsT Trad. have been made a liberal and ex-
tended scale, both in variety and extent of assor-
ment.
This stock comprise. everything that is new, rich,
rare and desirable, in the way Of
Hats, Caps and Furs,
the different departments of, Ladies' DT,s, Fur, !;
Fur Coats, Caps, Gloves and Mufhers. Buck Gloves
and Mittens, large variety of Gents Fancy Gloves
Buffalo and Fancy Sleigh Robes, Hate caps, IruuAs,
Travelling Bags Nalises and Umbrellas, full
and complete. offering inducements to citizens as
well as strangers visiting Burlington, not to be
found elsewhere in this part of the country.
Our goods having been manufactured and pur-
chased at the best possible advantage, they can and
will be offered at Low PRICES
Confident that stock is worthy the attention
Of purchasers, we solicit an examination Of goods
and prices
n. B.-Any goods In our line made or repaired to
order.
Cash and the highest price paid for prime SHIP.
PING FURs. nov3d4wtf
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Astonishing Rut true.

NE1AX, ADANfANTINE AND SPERM. FoURs
w and Skies, by the Box and at Retail, by
dec lld6w T1IEO. A. PECK
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E3pt,V Fern
Tourists; Gases

A BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE FOR A PRESENT
~ to Sister, Brother, Cousin or Friend. Don't
forget to call and see them at the Cheap Cash Book
Store. dec2O
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Juvenile Books.
Pearl EOltit

A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL AssORTMEN,
"A At Nichols' Cheap Cash Book Store. dee2O
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RrOlhcr ,EOnIIihan

NOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS HAS
just arrived for the little ones AT SAINT. Claus
HEAD QUARTERS, No. LAG Church Street. NICHOLS,
Special Agent. deco
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-12-26

VERY IMPORTANT To HOUSE KEEPERS
spratts Patent SelfseslinG Can for preserving
Fruits and Vegetables of all kinds in perfectly
fresh state, with their natural shape, color and
favor, without the addition Of Sugar, Salt or Acid.
These Cans may he used year after year. The direc
tious for preserving Frult and Vegetables accom-.
pany the Cans. For sale by IL II DooLIrTLE.
Burlington, jel7 dtw
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GOtIcy's Magazine

NOR JANUARiIs RECEIVED AT NICHOLS
Il Cheap Cash Book store, li6 Church street. lS
Cents Guys it. deco
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"ARPERS MAGAZINE FOR JANUARY-A
III splendid number, only l. cents. at Nichols
Cheap Cash Book store. dec22
DETERSON'S MAGAZINE FOR JANUARY Is
1 on hand Mt Nichols Book Store Church street.
Is cents buys il. dec II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01
APrcne. steamer uurn, hy Elmer.

The French steam packet La France. during
the month at October. was burnt upn Bahia har
har. frenchmen ARE nenir ia chemistry. &e.-
but they sometimes nsefdn wofk.ns will be seen
below. Ether IN lieu q sfenm. an auxiliary
10 ccal-an invention IT " 'Irembay.-ha- been
in use in the French navy for -pne time past
aud in successful ne. It i said. The reason for
employing ctAer ia aid of steam i because its
boiling pint j. very low. VIZ: 95D; but it ap
pears 10 have been forgotten IN sending vessel
with ether To Brazil. that she would have 10 pass
through a temperature much higher, even in the
shade Than the boiling point ofthi@ most infla
mable liqnid,and that therefore it could not exist
in the ordinary stowage tanks. The result of
this wanl If foresight W.. that the ether, float
ing about in n state of vapor. caught fire, blrned
II finr slip, nn1 destroyed much property. II
wa most pro,ideniinl thai the ACCIDENT occurred
in hnrbor. At sea it would have been II truly
awful occurrence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01

The Legislature of Arkansas met on the 18th
instant and received the annual message of Gov
Conway. II is devoted entirely to State affairs
The State finances are in good condition A bal.
ance of Si24 1875, in gold and silver. remains in
in the treasury. The Governor reports the State
as rapidly growing in population and wealth -
In 1882 the assessment of taNHble property a
mounted 10 si2,9o0nSO; that Of 1850 is go
75s.o45-- showing au increase in four vear. Of
s27.s57,965 or nearly seventy per cent; aud he
anticipates that with prudence, skill and eoono-
my The State will be able, by the time the bonds
given by her fall due, to pay them in full without
oppressive taxation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01

In the Fall, October November take u
branch of an apple OF pear t.ee, such suits
your taste.takc off down 10 the third years growth
cut it smooth and rub it on red hot iron so as
I" scoreh aud shut the pores OF the wood thorough
N' 'hen bury IN the ground all hut the last years
growth. Itplaced IN good ground and we'll taken
care Of YOU will have fruit in five or six wears.
! Inv" sometimes dipped the lower end in ro.in,
bat think burning preferable. have a tree near
my door that Is nine feet high and well prop,r
TONED that took from graft four wears ago. IN
tins ros'n was applied and whatever spront.
sprung up the next summer were bent down md
became roots. We can get fruit considerably
quicker this way than from seeds aud we know
what we have growing, and when growing ibe
whole tree is of the same kind and whatever
sprout comes from the roots in after years can
he transpianted without grating, In case If
drought the first year, they should bo watered
heu EngFd Farmer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01
fleInucl,ol, suicide,

We learn from tho sumter Republican that
Dir. b. II. Perkins, Of Randolph county, Ga.
committed suicide hv severlng an artery in the
wrist on the night of the 9Th instant. at Ameri.
Gus, Ga. Loss of money at gambling table is
assigned ms the proximate cause of the rash act.
We also learn from the Sumo paper that a
meeting of the citizens of Americas was held at
the court house IN that town, an the 10Th int.
for the purpose of taking into consideration the
crcum stances which led To the death of DIR. L.
The mavor of the town presided, and the meet
ing, after being addressed by several prominent
citizens. adopted resolutions strongly condemn
ing the practice of gambling, aud those who al
lowed il 20 he carried on in their houses They
moved the formation of avigiance committee,
whose duty should he to watch closely the dis
turner's Of the peace and violators of the laws in
the town. collect reliable evidence and prosecute
them indsclininatelv. The committee also
strongly recommend the formation of an anti.
gambling society, whose duty should be to use
every effort Ia put IN end 10 gambling in the
town.
The resolutions were unanmous Y adopted
and steps were taken to act in accordance with
the recommendations
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01
Louis philiipr n school Master,

writer in the Gazette under the signature Of
"A Reader of the Gazette" says that Louis Phil
lpe could not have been Il teacher in this cnnn
try, because. ''he circulated in the most respect.
able society" &c that 'he dincd with my faith
and old Mr. Carroll" | wonder 10 what branch
OF unblrachel nristocracy the writer belongs that
he eschews the staining of him whose business
1t Il 10 teach the Young idea how to shoot 1t is
my painful duty. however. 10 inform the "Readcr
of the Gazette" that the Duke of Orleans" did
entail lasting disgrace my father and old
Mr.. Carol" for h. taught a school in virginia.
1.-The luke of Orleans, accompanied by an
other French gentleman. Mr. Narona took up
his residence near Fayetteville, Fauquier Go.
Va, where for short time, the Duke taught n
school. The only persons now living. that
know Of, who attended his school are Dr. T. r.
Withers. Capt. David James. and Preston vii
Ms VINO will at any moment certify TO the fact.
aroma never returned to Europe. but lived. un.
!" ""hln lew years, pt Germantown & thouph
somewhat eccentr,c, was ve,v clavar mud n
greeaoie genileman but there hnng =, ,,ist,r,, a.
oout his history which bis inoui .itiy. naiahb,rs
sougn' III VAN tn unravel. "Narona''it il ,bn,l ,
was an assumed name. lie died a few wears sin
and his body was dsinterred and carried 10 g.,
eign parts by strangere abb four months ,r,.
in - leaden coffin. The Duke was an accomnG. IA
ed artist. and very fond of pencil drawings. Rob
eft Randolph. esq, has in his pos -. sion M
admirable likeness of Preston Willis. done !
crayon by the Duke. The Duke was also u
excellent shot, and the indentical gun with whic
he committed such havoc among the patridgcs
now the property of William DuIauy, esq, an
is highly priced by him ! have often heard 4.
Deshields, Of Warrenton.a man bent with year
Boosting Of having made for Louis PHILIPPE "a pai
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