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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-24

Preaching politics has become so common in
these days, that the following brief conversation
has pretty sharp point to it
Passenger. "Well, Mr.. Conductor, what news
in the political world ?"
Conductor. Don't know, sir; IhaVm been 20
church for the last two Sundays"
And Alabama writes to us of Methodist preach
er who introduced the services with the hymn com
~menciDg:
purge me with hysop."
The cLorster led off with tune not very ia.
miliar to the choir, and after repeating the first
line again and again, and breaking down in the
tune with every attempt, the chorister looked tc
the preacher in great distress, aud said
Brother Nixon, won't you please to try some
other yaybY
II was in Alabama, also, that the preacher was
accustomed to distinguish the | and ii epstles oil
John by saying, John with one eye and John with
two eyes. II was long time before the people got
the hang of it, but when they did, the distinction
answered very well.-Harper.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-24

SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
PETER LORILBARD,
MANUFACTURER,
No. ~, Chatham Street. Mem York,
Successor Of Peter George Lorlard offers for sale
all kinds Of Snuff and Tobaccos in general use.
For particulars, Price Current can be obtained
by addressing above.
This establishments IL one oil the oldest OF the kind
in the limited States feb 8-div
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-24

A Boston gentleman, himself one of the ornsr
ments of the modern Athens, sends US some excel
lent things, and here we would remark, that con-
trbutions tothe Drawer are always acceptable. Our
Boston friend says Sheridans Pudor vetat is
matched by an epitaph on cat ascribed to Dr.
Johnson
90 I-CAT INTER oMNEs'n
But even this is not equalled by the inscription
which pedantic bachelor placed upon his tea
cady: STU DocEs-THoU TEA CHEST. p--Harper.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-24

In the times of Henry V the following lines
were written:
1.-TWO wymen in one house,
Two Gates and one NOVICE,
Two dogges and one bone,
May never accord in one"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-24

There is no end to the good things told of Lamb,
Charley Lamb, as everybody loves to call the gen.
tie Ella He and his sister Mary lived snugly at
No. Inner Temple Lane, and often had friend
dropping in to spend social evening On such
an evening it Glanced that they were disturbed by
the whining of dog, which had attracted Lambs
attention that day, and as it was starving, he had
brought it home, fed it, and tied it in the back
yard. Charles was chatting away when Mary in.
terrupted by saying:
I" Charles, that dog yelps So"
"What is it, Mary-the dog ?-oh! he's enjoy.
ing himself"
Enjoying himself Charles -
Yes, Mary, yes, just as much as he can on
chine and water"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-24

"Forget not the past, think Of il again,
Recall all lis moments of pleasure or PAIN. -
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-24

Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Store,
400, Serenth Street, opposite OddFsito'os Hal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18

NLw yuRH CRY ooLs-From tho late
report Of the City Superintendent it appears
that there are under the supervision OF the
Board Of Education l. Grammar schools for
boys, - Grammar schools for girls, loi Pri-
mary schools, Il ColJrel schools, IS Corpo-
rate and Asylum schools, - Evening schools,
8 Normal schools, and the Free Academy
The number Of teachers employed is 1907 +,
Of whom ~ are males and 80 females. The
number Of pupils who have been under in
struction during the past year was l4G,i5o.
The average annual attendance is IS 600,
Tie expenditure for the support Of school,
during the past year, was $9SG,ll0. Of this
sum The euount paid 10 teachers Was $40
Uuu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18

-.Tur Bpgtan Couricr learns that some %
,,s la,,v lp.i,.s. men Of BOSTON are ah1n
III. :. 49,. STATE or Gaoroi,. for A.,
'''' VIZ lain, .,,,, fp, natural al.
!''i'. ,'.sh,r to the locality then.
W .., ;.t.,l T., ,.+aili.b "A triiira
'.., ..,,i ,....,i tlo .,,rai ,,tcr ro.,,,- 5f
i'''tU .,'., ,.l.ro o.;jl a., manufactured tnu
i,r.,, cy,.Dt .,,..h ...,d. ,s are wanted there.
and ave INV i,..Y.st ry,1 tle North
80
---- Eic',f A,1HoNoNi'AL lA,I''-l en-
wears ag1 there wore supposed 10 be only
r,,ror ,i,,..,,u ,t,,ct. i..yron Mars and
t,'';,1r -, A.tr,.iI. NV I,,.y.
,5r,,or, L,o,,, --.,l r,orv Eulc while
,,., I;.cor.... ,'.., er,-
+, ,,,,, og..,t.l ,I..t ,h, ,;,.a or the
,l'rn, I,,nrn .r, .,,,.i"' nj ,,.o,n and take
,;. ,t,',,.i ,',i,;'n r..r Tho yr,o,ity
,';th nI;,L Gni ,a,.,y. T6a main holy Of
,Wt',.',t',',i,.'tfi ". * IA, n.r5CE
W. g,,,,,o,, ir., a. rcsl. LONGER that our
,.;,.',, T"'i,,,, T.. iSfl d,vs unrtb orthe
M','.' d,. ,'.',it osnm;h oi.it
~ ,i.:,i. '.i;n,,. ~ a." yo,r Lerc will
be two partial ON Of the Moon, and oto OF
Jupiter Noh' w tge sun
'r ~. T.. i,.,n ,',t ~" cnn viii Inv n ,o;j5nn
j i,Jr ',.,1.' C,r.bcr ~ ,n thc ltb ,r .tnIv
th,,, ci,lsr. In Wi,,i, p.t,S'r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18
Martin Barber's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, 1.-The Hon tho Probate
District # Chittenden, IS. SCour for the District
of ChitteIien, To all persons INTEREST in The
tate Of Martin Barber, late OF Richmond, ia said
Distriet, deceased, Greeting.
whereas, said Count hath assigned tue eth day
Of February next for the settlement Of the piuir-
isuation account Of the Administrator # the e.
tate Of the said deoo ased aud ordered that public
notice thereof be given to a.! persons interested IN
said estate, by putlshiug this order lhTce weeks
Excessively previous to the day assigned, ia the
burlington Freo Press printed in Burlington, in
sa.d District.
Therefore, you aIe hereby notified g. appear at
too Probate Court rooms. 10 Burlington. on tue day
assigned, tLsn aai there 70 eontesttAe acvcrsc e.:
said ac.Ount. Il you see cause.
Given under u yhand, this Eighth DAY f.. illu.
sTy, A. b., l-i..
nlsg5 D. rRGNcH. lie sis.,g.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18
Wi.taI' Baisam of Wild Cherry

Hse established for itself reputation that cannot
DO assailed. Dr. VIM A. Shaw, Of Washington, y.
c. writes, under date Of May !, a. follows: 81 have
heard Of many cases Of decided beneficial effects
from its use, especially in Asthma and Chronic
Cough Of .pasmodic character have used the Wild
Cherry grea, deal in practice. and with marked
good results.
Every one knows the reputation of the Turrcn'
tine and Basam constituents in prCtracted coughs.
Tie combination Of these principles in Wl>rAR' 5
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, i. ingenious and
judcious.
Medical men arc Justly distru,tful Of Patent
Medicines in general, but candor must Discriminate
between outrageous nostrums and humbugs, and
those medicines which have proved salutaTy, and in
many well attCstcd cases curative
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
For sale in Burlington by Tnso. A. PKcE, aud
4. c. SPEAR. Winooski, by JAS. NEWELL, and
5. IsnAH X. FERGUSON, Essex; II. o. H1DGEs
Richmond Dixon 4 Co., Milton; also NJ, HALL
Hines burgh, w2ewl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18
ma DIM, E,cning rrnrcllc,

Nv f7WIIF ~ HIH- 7 TNN'TTtT
l. publ lCd Nt NfI B.alrs YEAR iu advance, and
sold t.; 2ra ants copy. The pioneer ,4. ..rt It-
per maintains its a.coudsncy and with It's tt-e dl.-
,g .ir.4y, has unsurpassed circulation .g ~ q
a. .rl.. a'H Itf. gas ia H. a4usr'sirF '1.,!rt.r.
NpElulNGIuN, FLANDERS 4 CO.,
PuPLIsUtR,,
ll45.l,r Building, tate ~, Rcstua.
jau. "a. 1855. W - mos.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18
OXYGENATED BITTERs.


COOP ApvIcE TO DYsPEPrIc..--In tlese days Of
auackery panaceas, ami wonderful curcs, tits hard
ly safe nd any thing in the catalogue Of
patent medicines, and We will not knowingly mis-.
lead our readers in hese matters; bat when We
have unde nable proof of the real value Of a neli-
cine. and the testimony Of good and ostimable cit
,eus besides feel 1t duty to give publicity to
such remedy. Tho Ory:tratei Buffers go d BY
Messrs. Seth ". Torlc 4 Co l3s Washington St,
.e know have received the sanction Of scientific
men, and their and efficacy are fully sttesod
by many citizens Of the Ii hest responsibility.
Any in iividual suffering from weakness and de-
rangemsnt OF the stomach, nervousness or debility
in any form. will never regret making fair trial
Of this Invaluable medicine.
SETH W. FoWLE & Co, l3s Washington Street,
Boston, Propretor5. Sold by their agents every
where, w"!vl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18
NANrA-OlI SALNI,

Should be kept On the shelf, ready fcs use. Let
Families keep il, let the Mechanic keep it, let the
Merchant keep it, let every one keep it, 1t costs
but triie, and may alleviate much suffering All
orders should be addressed to tho Proprietor, j. +.
SULLIVAN, 100 Washington street, Bo'ton. 1t
may be had at retail Of the Agent at Is ceuts per
boz. NV
For sale in Burlington By IHno. A PEcS, and
A. {. SPEAR; Wiuootki, by JAS. NEWELL, and
s. c. IsHAy; Il. FERGUSON, Essex II. q. HoDGEs,
Richmond DlXos Co., Milton also NJ. lirLL,
Hinesburgh
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18

- In Mr.. Halo's speech in the Senate on
the Presidents Message, he remarked on the
Presidents extreme pro-slaycry discourse as
follows:
Sir, heard very instructive Comment
made upon his Message by southern gentle
men within very bret time. 'uh, said he,
it is ole 0. the best messages that cyel was
written, and Pierce ia the best President we
hnya ever had since Washington We'll,
said the person to whOm he was speaking
'yuu will r nominate hiaH, will you not .
49, saiI he, that j, another thing; his
In,-,l ,e is little l., strong to get north
err votes viii. We snail nor u.e him any
more Tia, is eElctly t-s l)si,eion in
which the matter stands
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18
Nnnihcr Fire nj SYrnCusr.

SYRACUSE, Jan. II.
The .S,crsive Cotton Factory Of Davis y
Lyon. at Norania was burnt on saturday
might. together with all the stock and ma
chincry. loss heavy. Partially insured
Non-Ani,al--wrec
New YoRK, 18th, 2P. VI.
Steamer Atlantic due at this Port the l0th
has not yet arrived.
The ship Stingray, from Canton, with Teas
and silks, is ashore on Fire Island, with |
feet of water in her hold. Steam tugs have
gone to her assistance.
The pilot boat Elk Collins, also went ashore
on the llth, on Fro Island. Five OF her
crew we're lost, and three saved.
Another Accident on the Hudson River
Railroad.
New York, Jan. Il.
On the II. Il. Il. Il. at 10 O'Clock, last eve"
a. the down train from Albany, drawn by
two locomotives, was passing over the bridge
at Spuyten creek, one Of the locomotives went
through the bridge into the river, taking the
passenger cars and two baggage cars with it.
Several passengers were injured but none
seriously Both engines were smashed. lho
Engineer OF the second engine is supposed to
DO under the wreck in the. river, The ire
man on the same engine is also missing
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18
Cheap Goods

CHtdp uUUUo.
IU,r RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT OF UEhU.
~ tiul, VI. DE LANES, PHlSTs, Nc. Also, pLAiu
MrHIyus, all at greatly ,tduced prices, going fast
1T the Corner Store,
LlMAN'S.
Nouembor, a, 1855, dtwt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18

In IInesburgh, January, 18Th, Of Lung.
FHEuplE ENERsoN, son Of Charles +. and Rosins
4. Livrrmore sSei one month and IS d.yi.
sweet little lowcr
lor earth too fair,
Hts gone 10 Heaven
10 blossom there.
In tLi- village, OF the loth inst, MIs AS
Moonr, mother Of the late Doct. Robert Moody,
aged years.
aged /, year and II month.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18
30. IS. COMMERCIAL ST., BOSTON, JAN. l

BE SURE AND READ the Advertisement found IA
alother column Of this paper foi DR.. Cloughs,
Columbian Pills. then call upon the agent
and purchase, for merely Is cent?, a box OF inc
best medicine for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
and all Bilious arrangements you ever used.
Lady in kinderhook, after using these lflls SIX
years delares that she would not be without them
to use az family medicine if they cost one dollar
in stead of Is cents a box. Let every family try
these Pis. A. c. SPEAR, Agent, Burlington.
sen. ~ lej5 dSwlf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18

EAn1u2uAKE.-rho Usdon.5urgh Sentinel
stys that shcek ofan Earthquake was felt
that vicinity on Saturday morning, Janu-
4 y 5,h, at about Is minutes past l. o'clock.
TIE noise was similar 10 ;he..reverberations OF
artillery, but seemed confined within the bow
els Of the earth The shock caused consider
ole CONSERVATION in the country. many
were startled FROM their beds by the Earring
Of their houses Doors Of dwellings we're
forced open by the iarrine
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18
Tax Sale.

I SHALL PROCEED TO SELL At PUBLIC
| AUCTION on Monday, 18th day Of February,
l5j6, At the Town tall in Burlington, at 10
o'c'ocs, A VI, the following described lands in tho
Town ofEurlnstoa, in the County cf Chitionien,
and state Il Vermont, or the taxes duo from and
remaining unpaid, by tho owners Of such lands.
Half acre lot Shelburne Street, st in the lists
Of lsji and lS55, to Timothy F,ilott.
Three and half acres near tho Cove, set as
above to Timothy Iol!elt
S. UUNTINGTON,
First Constable and Collector yt uighwey, Mon
School aud Fire District 1uxcs.
January 18th, 1856. dGtL"2ow2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18

- We understand that 0. II. PLArT,
Esq. Our neighhor Of tho Republican, is u
candidate for an assistant clegkship in tie
uDuse Of Representatives at Washington.
We trust he viii ind the off-itl atmosphere
u. Washington molo conE,uial than some Of
us, who went VI a similar mission in Octo-
b :, realized At h5ltP e!ier.-P lFai,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18

EvERYponY WILL BE GETTING MARRifp'-lhey
cannot help it. Professor KoSpour of New ork,
the gres: philosopher has made it so eaty. lie has
lie. the cat out q the bag in love matters. In hi.
book on the " Bliss Of Marriage' he has disscctei
the whole art of love- and teaches the subtle mode
Of creating it any person you please, at will. Here
i. secret, to he sure, to let out to the wolj' The
girls will bewtch in spite Of our teeth. What
shall do, Every body will be getting married
DAY Box. lt21
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18

y. TURK.
BY III, EAc.,en,ys Coumanl.
~ Owe. E.J8Ar, Ss-rdug II N'a:c.
NOV. i, los, d&wt!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18
Notice.

FJ'HtS CCElir,Es that HANL GlTLH ~
son, JeAA Bean, Jr. III. time during tie remain.
Ter 81 aii minority, aud that ,hsil h,,thH claim
any % Ifs canins', nor 10y soy dstts ci Ole ne
..tcti z, after tlis date.
lpUS hlAN.
so1tl U,ra, De-. ~, Is a.ts3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18

p \ NV PArlR.-Wo have received her
first No. of the Orleans Independent Naadard,
published at lrasburgh, by Mr.. A, \. Erle,
formerly, for short time, connected with
the oil ORLEANS Go.eite, The enterprise de-
serves wei of the citizens of Orleans County,
and we hope 1t will receive abundant encour-
aLtLI2nt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18
sklS,fDi,E ia ~.

hNLY A SHORT TIME LONGER will there be
Van opportunity TO buy goods at COST at 80
Church Street, and ut AUCTION, Tuesdays and
Thursdays, Afternoon and Evening. Wo have got
q i1,g' ao.t AMI good assortment Of Dry Gooia,
C5gctuV, Lootinp- Glosso, PAP T-Haug ag', aud
more than 100 pieces Of CaYsiWy, Of every quality
oil of which will be sold at tost until tho at OF
February, unless previously disposed Of. Now Is
The time to buy Winter or Summer goods, ct three
ioustbs the usual prlccs.
NICHOLS 1 HOYNTON.
Burlington, Jan. II, 1856. dt1jf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18
Notice.

l'AME mo THE INCLosURE OF TIE II B.
~ scRIGgR sometime ago six sheep, all WetLcr-.
The owner is requested to prove ownership, ray
cha yes and take them away,
l.. 4. JACKSON.
Milton, Jan. 10, lsiJ. w2cw3Uf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18
LATER ARRIVALS.

va'HE HOLIDAY TRADE HAVING MADL
Su,h inroll- in assortment Of Fancy Ar
ti'lc We have purchased a new stock, t. which We
invite tho attention Of customers. Inc pr,ttic-t
,ortmert Of Pcrte Monies, Cigar Gases Drcssc
Dolls. Rubber Ratte,, Balance Handled Knives
steel blades Plated with Pure silver, Wax bnl., >il-
yer Fob aud Guard Key. new lot Of Retcules,
ar various other fancy articles suitable for presents
At any -cIson the assortment Of Porte Mounie.
and Needle Case. arc the best we have exhibited.
Rosewood, Mahogany and five sizes tia ca'ei Their
mometor- Bras Cap Primers, Black Bracelets, Bra
LILLIAN Bac; Combs, Rubber Combs, Six gross Brass
steel Plated and other cheap Ihnh,es, dIr. Gold
Thinbles, gross Silver Ihlu.blos, -nuf and TObac
CO Boxes ia short the prettic,t assortment opened
"tti. year. or last, at the Old stand Church -.
J. ERlNSMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18
Fresh Arrivals. for New,Sear>

4 THE CHURCH STREET BOOK STORE OF
y New Books, Writing Desks, Port fulios and
! variety Of other articles suitable f-r New lcnr
lifts.
Burlin ,ton Dec 2ath 1858. l&vtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18
Dried HppG,

,R'HREE OR FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS Dricl
Beef, (not smokcl.) for sale by
y. LOVELY, Agent, Church street.
,Tauu1rv II I.Hg 0.Yy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-01-18
EIEEiYt-'rD-
Floor oil! Cioaf,s.

All widths from thrce-f ir'is 90 f9us yards vide,
Ia0i. one ,.t..
Window shades and Curtain Fixtures.
Moreeus Dlnashs. Curtain Ng.,u-, nnrte.-,
Bel Spread. aud Table F.oai-.
NAV I. 1853. d'Utf
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NV BOOK MAN .OF-WAR LIFE Rose Clark
y ABt'ket Of Chips, A'P'ra,ion,-Modorn
PiIgrims--Stray Cares from Fairy Land-Bailoon
Travels in Elrape-AdventIro Of Gilbert 90
heai-Widow Boiott Phpcrs-oll Homestead
Ealnestuess, Thankfulness, for sale NJ
HUNTlNGTON'S.
Doc, %. 1855. iNwtf
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--.-----a-==-- -----. ..-...-.--
TENS AT Ht4hh ~" '""'ND'
A ItAil EoAp N NIA.-J' De- 80 "- WI
taken, TO extend from Nul 'iut t' 70.
nor N,svico. The l;,..r,, f.. ab.ar .u0
a., ,..;,,s,,l c... /. -lrn.noCe
~ Nv ,''''.'',,. ala =,
,...I.. .,t.,,i,.5 rr ty ,,,,i,. T.. Che
,i,.,.,, .,,r,,.r, ,r, =, n. IN.
-, -, t,.,,;,,,,.
2" u III '>'" y!
Tim ACCrFNI On the HNd-'h i'NtI .
rr..1. on t.egtA in-s. is spoken ol Gs the .
:. serious owe v i,'i has occurred On 'hAl
Dad since trains began running on 1t. Three .
rsyns are reported as dad. la' Warning .
,,tos Il was. enabled many 10 get out Of .
.i.i.,. ,rer, nj r.,,. otherwise the
.c M, an, i,,, L.u ,ou.l
.,,'.
r.. :. 60, y... o,,
..,..,..,. 80, ol,or.
Hl'y H'''r"oo'. '''i'0 -,
INK the snow OF nom ,ide-WaIh near hoe
foundry. when on di.4ir. away deep DRIFT,
,...,.,,,,o r,,on q Kniolt of ,tc bottle. who
IL It, Loot.
i"I taken lo"a'.E' '"'i' ',0 "'7' ~.
tri MS still enjoying quiet T"''.'' LIS
ltsath had kept a small ci imnoy'hke l"s-
- free for him 10 breathe through
t-loh Of shovel started him out Of his dreams,
ID he quietly took ny his lo.tle and walked
tT.
.,
I'LL IRE III Syracuse ~ l. "'''I"
o.currad on the 9Th. caused damis', eSil-
rated by the Syracuse Chronicle at cl5O 900
:, el-5 COO dollars. At list 1t was placed
i,..,
iu'' ''i7''-'
III DA'tHiS as'."' &c ', ...;',,.
-'Fdil announces ''' - 'I'',i " =
i'''-' "",0" Say '',' :, WEN! 49,,
Jrted to he the mother OF NoV. L. " il'''''s'
As, very lately, signed written acknowl-
I5.tosrt that Mr.. Williams is only her
9u.ots,r posi1os, Ills q lot,,r ha, L,on
'N'
iceiV'd from tfah''' --i'Al It'l0''.J IL
yorsi Die man, which letter is in the hands
IN di.tin,uished Diyins-a friend Of Nr.
..i,;,,,o ..,,;,.,ls,,t,o,,, i.o+ ,rs, ,r,..
at "acn tic Oaululh was 'oh'eSo' MIN
he Prison to barge on the I'er, t. BE
,lar svay
- ,......- ..,,. 49,, .,..r
- lht NILE fN'u 'Hi' 90 ''0,!
"'.''''' ,...;.,., -. .-..,,,,.. .i,,..,
- W 40 was -. .aSf
WI.
fIlnsiy hau'en up ana pun u =" o"'", "u1
.cd where shc got her lotatlons. Alter
d, hesitation. she rciui, told tb.t ,he world
-. ;,;l - 49,, ia ,.., ..,,y.,. .lo 20.
'"' ~ ''''
AHLlN rclil-l l'it'l Nlii ~ 4t--}p- '' H-l
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4 QUANTITY OrUANS. MALL SIZE, pE>I
I rAHLF ial boiling. Hotel seerrrs 'rl r.tsilcrs
viii be .urf .ioI ON reasonable ,cr.sat
J4lyla. Gavu a. y. DEWEY
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FIRE MEETING.
's'uE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE BUR.
ltNGrUN FIRE COMPANY, will BE- held at
FIREMA VS. HALL,

in the COURT HOUSE, on Wednesday Evening
the 2ji day Of January, at Z, o'clock, F. W, for
the election OF officers for tho ensuing year, and to
ttGr.l:t any other business thought proper when
met.
:. P&EEHCEST, Clerk.
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New Goods.

- ETICULEs, Purses, Bag, and Baskets, Work
IL Boxes, Dressing Cases, >hell Pearl and Silver,
Card Cases, Por, Monpies SuuG Boxes, &c.
j. L. BRGNSMAID.
December, Is. 1885. dtw
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Evenings at Home.

EeY DIR. AIKEN AND Mrs. BABpACLD, IS?
seplge-, for sale 81
HCNTTNGTON'S.
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And Wax 1apers far Lighting Lamp, Gas N.i
Cuuite., Wax Matches By the gross dozen or sin slc
box nearly As cheap 90 wooden ami hrin,, ne
Aatcao-. J. l.. BRlNHMAIp.
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~ BOXE, (Six in a Box of Hunting AMI open
~ face gilt, galyanised and Gold and silver
Levers and pines, among them arc low priced
trading Watches, medium and high priced accurate
time keepers which will be sold iair low prices,
at tho old stand Church Street.
J. L. BRtN5MAlD
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Onions.

ANE HUNDRED BUSHELS for sale, Wholesale
oor Retail, by n. LOVELY, Agent Church
street. d5wtf
January, II, 1856.
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hour Portuguese sailors, belonging TO the
b4ri4e Jupiter, lying at the Atlantic Dock,
Bro aiyn, we're taken Cut dead fI,m the fore
ca.;'. having he.n suhooatei rs the fumes of
a charcoal ire. ho vessel 4l,i, 4 frola 81
[ hes IN Monday
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Watches,

VrERMoNT REGISTERS, For sale at
II NTING10N' :
Nov. 90, 1855. dtHu
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Ladies' Undervests and Drawers

ALSO n new, very cheap, and desirable article Oh
Wuddcd skirts.
Just Received at LiMAN'S.
Nov. q. d6wtf
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Price Tivo Dolla,s.

" TT. HhUN LNUt, '9F'I.
Jpnesvilir, Vt, De-. -, 1856.
r.s, Tho publ, are hereby warned thu; the Ia "
in relation 70 Infringement Of patents will BE- yeed-
lily putin force incyery instance where t j. ialltcl
a far tho above Tub i- concerned.
January !. 1885. v2-m1s5
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DLAGN HAlE 4 CrKlS. MI jas all Co'.t.,st
the I'D sand, Church e.. J.L. GrfN-NAip.
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'sWO Cysca moo Of Ncrrimn-t Stylo Prints.
L M liz. Color, at 6 Ct. Ter VI. worth - ct,
{. STANFORD.
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