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'NHE FALL TERM WILL BEGIN ON THURS
DAY, August 2s. Board, including Room, Fuel
and Washing, SIS per week. Extract from the
report of the eHamining Committee. eve found
the two prime conditions Of a good school, viz
ordr and n7youghHess of instruction, most happily
combined in its administration . Perfect
order aud decorum prevailed without any apparent
exercise of authority on the part of the Principal.
or his associates. This could have resulted only
from 'oise and thorough discipline. The examine
tons were no stag, performance, for the sake Of
ehect, but rSid and thorough. so as to bring out the
true standing Of the scholar, be it high or low, and
we are happy to say that, as a whole, il was well
sustained 1t Is manlfestly the purpose Of the
teachers TO make genuine rather than fast and
We cheerfully say that it is one Of the excellent
schools in our State, worthy OF the patronage OF
friends of sound learning, and We are happy to
know that 1t is receiving this in a large degree"
For information apply to
Us. sPAULDING. Prrapal.
Barre, July 20, 1856. w54w
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ArtiYn Rnnk Nrnnta '

Can Clear $50 Per Month. b. Ssllag
SMUCKEh'S LIFE OF FEEMONT-THE ONLY
Giifa containing his Reports Unabridged, Of which
the Ihirtieth thousand is now ready 3 500 pages,
portrait and Illustrations, 81 90.
Tho Republican Campaign Songster, price ~ cts.
The IA Thousand ready.
the Republican Party and its Caudidatcs, about
400 pise-' two steel portraits, price 81 ,Uu.
The t%rccuans Cleo Book, with choice songs set
60 music, price % c,-.
Jnrn Charles, or The Young Americans Life of
lr'nout-3uO ?. Is mo, price 80 cts.
Also, the largest number and TIE best Free Soil
and Dthcr books, published ia tli, country.
For fun particulars address
MILLER, ORION 4 MULLIGAN, Publishers.
Is Park Row, New York, or l07 Geuesee-st Auburn,
AuauRN. August 90. lsS6. W. II.
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Hon. ID. l.. DODGE, OF Auburn, y. Y, and lato
member Of our State Legislature, and one Of the
most accom- plished Physicians and Chemist. of our
country, after giving this medicine his personal OBJ
servatiun, says -" 1t is destined to supersede all
liquid preparations for the cure Of Chronic dis.
eases"
Bach's Family Recipe Book i. to be had graft. o.
all Ag nts-you will there see cures of diseases re
corded-and you are invited to communicate witt
any whose certificates arr given, in order to prove
them genuine.
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- Me FOR TANES OF LANDS OF NON-RESI-
''dou'..-Ihe nonresident owners Of lands Of the
town DI Burlington. in the County of lhittuuleu,
1'' N''.'N H.Uu'l, that the taxes assessed ON tle
''..D"in- ae rrihe1 lands, set in the Grand List of
-ilI town 70 sdld uW 4ors, remain unpaid, TO wit
iil,~i All the land aud premises boluu,in, to
Che estate ot Melinda Caiiiu deceased which lies
east "l the road, crossing Onion River aud above
the Bridge at Niuoo.ki Falls between the river and
the new road running east from the Falls and
s,u:h Of a lot of lana owned by Henry p. Hickok.
together with all the houses, mills, buildings, water
power, water rights and privileges, standing thereon
and belonging thereto and all and the SAM prcmis-
e. conveyed by Henry ". Cat.iu Administrative with
the will annexed Of Melinda CatIiu to Edward Estes
by deed dated 9th Of september 4. j.. 1884, andsci
~ lAe Grand List Of Burlington for the Year, lsJj
and io5tt to said Estes.
SECOND Lot numbered fifty. six (5G) as laid
down on a - plan of e.. b. Shaw's land, burlington
Vermont" recorded in Book I'D Of the records of
lands In said Burlington on page 1861. containing
one fourth Of an acre, and all aud the same prem-
lses conveyed by George b. shaw to Thomas Bour-
-oin ny decd dated Goth Of February, A. u. l-52.
and set IN the Grand List of said Burlington for the
years lsj5 and 1856 to said Bourgoin.
THIRD Part Of lot number thirty t30) on the
plan Of Burlington commonly called one Of the wa
ter lots, aud described as follows, to wit bounded
on the North by Main Street, on the East by Water
street, on the South by lsud owned by Horace
Wheeler in January 1854, and West by the East
line Of the Rutland aud burlington Rarl Road, and
the same premises conveyed by louis F,llst, /,
Charles (. FolloJt by deed dated 2Ist Of January
A.. D. Il 1, aud set ia tn Grant List Of said Bur
llngtoa tor the years ls5o and 1886 to said Charles
h. Foliett.
FOURTH Lot numbered twelve Q2). lying up.
on a street lat-ly opened Northerly from North -
and the same lot Of land numbered twelve Cl2), on
a plan aud survey recorded in Volume 22d on rage
az, Of the land records Of Burlington and hereby
referred 70 for further description Of said lot, and
tho same premises conveyed by Leonard Jobonpo,t
aE.fulty To Patrick lsV bV .Aaed aata4 psth. 81 An
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Horse Power,

I'VE SUBSCRIBER HAVING BEEN APPOINT
U Ell Agent for the sale Of Wheeler's patent
endless-chaiu Railway Horse Powers. with combined
rhrasher and W%innower, is prepared To furnish
them at manufacturer prices adding cost Of trans
portation. These Powers are made for either one
OF two horses, their superior merits. in point Of
durability and Gaze Of running. are fully establish
ed; their greater length and width Of Trending
Floor and stall, give them advantages over other
powers, which are highly appreciated by those who
have tried them. Several thousand are in use,
some of which have thrashed over 100, 200 bushels;
These Horse Powers have been made for over seven.
teen years, and the patent on them has recently
been extended for an additional time Of seven years.
Parties wanting powers are invited to cali and ex-
anime bef re purchasing, Also agent tor Hor,.
Power Saw Mills. Ii. II. D%OOLITTLE.
Burlington, Aug. II, 1856. WI 6mos
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State of Vermont.
JAMES W. X
WILLIAM G. HtCKOK,
HENRY p.

JAMES W. HICKOK,
WILLIAM G.. HtUKOK, IN Chancery. Ch;qmden
ENK P. 1lfCkOK, County, Norembu Tenn
Us. 1856.
LOYAL FOSTER AND
JOHN JACK ON.
VA HEREAS, the above named James W. Ilick-
W ok, William Z. Hickok and Henry p. Hickok
have presented their petition in Chanccfy, rcturna-
Bile to a Term Of said Court to be holden at Burling-
ton, within aud for the County of Chittcnden, on
tn, htst Iu' sday Of November, 1886. against the
said Loyal Foster ard John Jackson. setting forth
substantially that on the sth day Of december, 1851,
the def ndants executed to the petitioners a mort
vat 100 acres more or les, aud being parts ct lots
Nos ), : and 81 in said Town, to secure the pay
meni"i i've promi>sory notes amounting TO 1924
dollars, one Of which RENAME / uupnil, and is dated
Decemoer 3, 1891, aud executed by the defendants
10 james W Iiickok Trustee, for one Thousand dol
lar', payable January l., 1896 with interest annual
ly, and praying for u foreclosure Of said mortgag &c
III their behalf. And it appearing that the said
JOIN Jackson resides out OF this state, so that n
subpnna cinnot be served on him, h Is ordsrcd, that
the said John Jackson appear in Court at tho time
AMI place above named to mako answer to said Pc
tiion and that publication hereof be made in the
Burlingt5 Free Press, a public newspaper publish
ed at ala burlington, for three weeks excessively,
the last Of which publications shall be NJ least
tnonty lays previous to the said first Tuesday Of
November, l.56.
Dated at Burlington tAis Let day Of September,
1856. l. = ADAN<-Clctk.
ROBERTS ~CHlrrENuEN, solicitors for Pc.
ttluners. W i03w
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Ono square lC lines or less in minion solid,
three insertions, 81 0g
Each insertion after the third, ? cents per line.
Legal notices 10 cents a line, more or less, for
three weeks.
Yearly advertisers occupying four squares or
more, with privilege Of change. at a fair discount.
Eg- The privileges of yearly advertisers is limit
ed ~ their own immediate business, in their own
name and all advertisements for the beneot Of
other persons, as well as legal advertisements and
advertisements of auction sales, and advertisements
with the names OF other persons, sent in by them,
muet be paid for At the usual rates.
No report, resolutions or proceedings of any cor
poration, society, association or public meeting,
and no COMMUNICATION designed to call attention 10
any matter of limited or individual interest can b.
Inserted, unless paid for as an advertisement.
No advertisement can he inserted grstuitousIy
for charitable or other societies, public Institutions
or companies.
Contracts for yearly advertising will not be dis
unless en- order to that effect is left q,
the office, and when discontinued in less haz =
year, NE pccs Of a Whole ysar vlH ,, ,h-g.i
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IsE N0NE DUT HAYEs ALLIED OINTMENT

81 NONE L HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT
- and Humor Syrup. The question finally settled,
l%nyalids rejoicing ! A new era in Medicine : =
Scrofula, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Scald Head
BARRIERS Itch, Burns, Mercuridl and lever Sores,
Ulcers Ring Worm, Neuralgia, deafness when
caused by Humors 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 efectusl remedies ever offered
to the public. these celebrated remedies cure dis
eases sPeedil y, thoroughly and permanently, with
Out injury TO the system. We have numerous tes-
timonials from persons Of the first respcctability who
nave had occasion 10 use these never failing rene
dies in their families. in the very worst form of di,
ease with the most happy beneficial results. Try
them. Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
Prepared only by DR.. E. D. Hayes, discoverer and
renee, Mass.
Beware Of an article in the market styled the
'Genuine Allied Ointment" put up by Charles II.
Rent, as that is a base counterfeit on Hayes. Sold
IN Burlington by AMOS c. SPEAR and by L. B. Ben
Ton FRED. L. SMITH, Montpelier, Wholesale AAent
for Vermont.
July n, 1856. wily
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HinCaburHh Factory

I'VE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING F0RMED 4
\ Co 'partnership under the name Of DOW, NAY
a co, would respectfully inform the inhabitants
II ii'0rsbnrgh and vicinity, that they nave pur.
'h'-.l tH' Wooden Fac Dry. formerly wuod ard
occupied 10y Murray & Patrick, in liiu,-Jur.h.
where they intend to carry on the bu .iunss or man
niacturing Cdsimeres, Plain Cloths, S|atiucts and
fIanucl', Of every style, for customers, on shares,
or at a price per yard as they may desire.
They have thoroughly repaired he building, and
furnished It with N'c N1chrn ~ N tho mast az pr9us9
p7'1Hs. with an experience of tveaty years, and
ny STREET attention TO custom manufacturing alone,
they pledged Themselves to furnish an article
second to mono in finish and durability. All those
wishing for F,' Gas, Cio'hs, will find it for their
interest to give them a trial.
Onlelving their former placcsof business they take
this opportunity to make many and true acknogl
e~dgements to their former numerous friends and
patrons, asking a continuance Of their favors, trust.
they will meet with as satisfactory retu, ms.
ANDREW DOW,
NELSON VI. NAY,
ISAIAH UOW
IlnespurGh, May 18th, lsjd. Wis 3mos
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u NOTICES.
Amos Blodget's Estate.

-ND| " IIVNNINt
nv THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BEEN nm.
pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
Tor the District OF Chittcnden, Commissioner to re-
ceivo, examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons, against the estate of Amos Blodpet.
late of Burlington, in said District, deceased, rem.
rcscntel insolyent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto and six months from
the day Of the date hereof, being allowed bv s,iI
Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby rive
notice, that We will attend t. tho busine 3 Of our
appointment at the office of i. y. Englcsby, in Bur
l.ington, in said District, on the third Mondays of
November and January next, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. -,
on each Of said days.
Dated this 18th day of August, 4. D., 1856.
.,o,- !. B; ~EN'iLE5Bl,} C,mmi.sioror.
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Mansfield Mountain.

yENHE SUBSCRIBER, PROPRIETOR Of TIE
4 Bostwick House, Jericho, VI, respectfully iu.
forms the lovers Of Mountain Scenery ;uat he A.
made arrangements for the complete lcc.IGuditi.u
OF parties or persons, who desire to visit Mansfield
Mountain. Tho House i. limo miIcs from tie
Railroad at Essex Junction is four and q halt
miles from the Mountain, and is the nearest .tut.
ping place on the stage route.
Carriages, and Saddle Horses, always in reaii
ness Visitors can 60 in carriages within two
miles OF the top of the Mouutsiu, and on AurseJac.
can ride to the summit, from which the most ma.
nihcent view in New England may be seen.
A spacious and substantial tent is erected On
the summit, ~affording comfortable accommodations
for those who wish to spoad the night trcre.
For pleasure parties, or iuvalIds, desiring to
breathe the pure Mountain air for a -easun, tue
Bost~ick House will be found a pleasant and com.
Portable home.
j~y2lddw2m EIIIS Brown.
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SHINGLES SHINGLES Il WISH TO IN.
- FORM the public that l have Just received ano.
ther ear load OF those sawed cedar shingles that
are SO much called for, The Increasing demand
there T. Tor these shingles shows most conclusively
that they are the cheapest and bost that can be
bought in this vicinity. Two wears AGO | soIi GA
thousand. This wear l have sold over ia thou.
sand and expect TO sell - or 100 THOUSAND more.
They can be found near Mr.. A. Drew's Meat Mar-
ket' and in my absence can be bpusht Of him.
A. ATWATtR.
Burlington. Sept. 3, ISS6. wIO 3w
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Hinesburgh Academy.

Only three Terms in a year.
Tuition per Term, $500
No extra charge for tuition in Mathematics or
Lar guagcs. The Fall Term commences on We'd
nesday, sep. 10th, and ends on Tuesday Dee. 2ith.
lacaiseR Of one week between the terms, and Of
six weeks at the .lose Of the year.
A few student, can be accommodated with board
IN the family Of the Principal. Other arrangements
for the supply Of board will be made.
July |, 1856. wi ly
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The Oripipal

Z Nd cNLI ENTIRE CASH FOOT AND SHOE
\ Store in Boston. Established ia 1857. Geo.
L. Wales, - Pearl street, 'uulactu;cr and Dealer
in Boots, Shoes, Buhbers and Shoe stock,
Keeps always On hand good md, rG1hqg Go. d.,
made expressly for Nur uli41i Yrad,. which are
B9nght and NoH at the LOWEST pRlcts FOR CASH
ONLY.
Orders will be filled promptly and uU7,sbly at as
lop Pr'e'' as ii the party ordering rers present.
No. 20 PEARL STREET.
(Ncar Milk -trect) vs. "
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ID EMOVAL.-H. BURNETT HAS REMOVED
ga his GLACIERS SHOP to the Old Post Office
Building, ON the West side Of the Square, where he
Will be happy TO wait ON his ustame!s,I As usual.
sash, American and French Glass always on hand
and for sale. by the box or single light. Glass cut
10 any shape and size, and SCI. in the best styles. All
orders lTomptly attended to.
Burlington, April %. 1856. WHY
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Albert G. Strono

AEALLR IN BURLINGTON WAGON AXLES.
bCanada PI'tes, sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Tin
Plates, Mil and Circular Saws, and Mechanics
Tools. Also, Heavy aud Shslf Hardware. Nails,
Iron, Glass, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Anvils, Vices,
Sheet Iron, Iron Wire, Brass, Zinc, COPPER, Ear
Leaf, Bar Tin, Chains, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Files.
tonnd, Square. octsgon and Flat, Cast Steel,
House Trimmings, Carriage and Tire Bolts, sad.
dlery ant Carriage Trimmings, Wagon Springs,
Spring steel, &c, &c.
Jrr1fprtrr Y,
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New Goods! New Goods, :,

NEW FALL GOODS JUST RECEIVED At
~ $50 Church Street, from late importation.
botn by the Collins" and "CuIard " lines OF
Steamers, and we shall be constantly receiving fresh
goods, both by Railroad and Express, through the
season. Dry Goods, Carpeting, Groceries, p pc
Hangings, Crockery, etc, Constantly On hand, which
will be sold at tue Invest possible Prices.
augl3 dtw NICHOLS d EOYSTOS
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Potichomanie.

INHE NEW y BEAUTIFUL ART OF oRNA-
L inenting the simplest Glass Vessel to resemble
the hnest painted China, at a 1.-THE Of the cost. is
creating an immense excitement, Ladies and
Gentleman arc alike fascinated with this delightful
occupation. A chasto and elegant amusement for
children and Schools. encouraging a taste far pr,co
in d.sign and harmony in the arrangement of col.
ors. The whole Art can be perfectly acquired in
half an hour. Books Of Illustration separately 81.
Boxes containing . Vases, Book, and every Article
required. -. sent by Express.
CONTENT, MARY & Co, Wholesale Store.
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Green Mountain Academy.

'ENHE FALL TERM OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
u commence on Wednesday, the 81 Of september.
Ample facilities for instructions in French, Music,
and Drawing, as heretofore. Tuition as usual.
Board ; 80, fuel and washing included SI.7j
J. 5. CILLEl Principal.
Jnderhill Center, July 7th 1856. w25w
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T|fTN ,|.I.
''iiN ~ VALE
a.l
'IHIH"N VAIL,
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JH' NC -, fnn'fH, W oeh I'fH, I-I'.
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N'l' H. MIS-.
AN tHhLAs, the .nil John d.. all -te.lcu tisIe
at the above ramct term If tbs C.u.t. rl.i
thor in their petit m, a:,inst s1il John ami E.t.r
McNall, and William II. Curtis. scttiue forth. tint
outAc luth day of August A.. ID. l-53. .ailJ.fu and
Betsy executed deed t. one ilYface f.. Ni.t,l. ,f
certain lands in Colchester In said C.pn,y .,o
piece containing about ,birtv ,,,,s Ioir. -,
decided on the 18Th Scr.cmL3'r I.JI h. I. G " l2i,
man tos'ij Jobn .vl, q, 4 in'a py i,ioe'' nm
Grtcc,, ocros 49,. "', 'u'
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AYERS
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Are curing the Sick TO an extent never
before known of any Medicine,

INVALlDS. REID iND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.
JULES HAuEl. ESQ, The woll known p,roim,r, Of
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, whose choice products
are found at almost every toilet, says!
em happy 10 say of your tArHIprtc HIii, that I
have found them a better family medicine for common
use, than any other within my knowledge. MANY Of my
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They are ne, only cnccual hut safe aud Pleasant to be
taken, qualities which must make them valued by the
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Baltimore, 18th April, 1854:
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have used your Cherry fcctoral many year, Ia roy
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IoEs v. BEATTY, Els, soc. Of the Fsps. 8lil,res
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y>e 1titly -,aorr.d q 4. BT;y5Ss, "a Dot west
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Glowing used your CA7razr'c FtrI- IN ny wa-uso, !
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public ~ superior o. any utipf I have over founj. Tbay
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have iuf m,uy ysHt- known Your Chrrru Psct0rd 81 tho
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f,rng h,,c been completed, cured IN e lew weeks by
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PROF. M0HR'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 as a
DeadlyPoison for the above
named named pests to all
Housekeepers and Famil-
les.
Il is Perfectly simnle and
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VIII be Published Sept. 18th,
Post o I'll DIRECTORY
or
BUSINESS MAYS GUIDE
TO THE
Post Offices in the Unit ed States

CONTAINING THE NAMES OF THE POST
Offices and Post Masters in the United States on
INC Isl Of July, 1856, arranged by States aud
COUNTIES exhibiting the Revenue Of each Office,
and thus, at a glance, showing the business I'm.
portancc 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 CODIFGCATTON OF THE EN-
ISTlNG POSTAL LAWS.
Compiled from official sourccs-By D. D.. T. Lccch.
n The above work will be sold exclusively by
subscription. Experienced Agents wanted, to
whom certain exclusive districts will be ivcn -
c9,ries VIII be sent by mail, on receipt Of tho price,
Sl,2j. For full particulars address
j. ii. COTTON d co Publishers.
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