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December !. 1856.

This may certify that | have made a trial o
"lach's American Coinpound' in a case Of severe
Bronchia Affection, aud a long standing irritation
ot the mucous coat Of the Alimcntary duct. By the use
OF two bottles of the above Compound, it is thought
Il permanent cure was effected. ! have seen its won
dcrtul effects in a decided case Of Scrofula Consump-
ton, whore the patient was thought to be beyond
curc-after taking a few bottles Of the American
Compound is now thought to be out of danger, and
nearly well. From what | have seen Of the Com
pound, | should certainly recommend its use in
such cases as above named.
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OLDEN, CUTTER & co. IMPORTERS. 10
! and II Kiby street, Boston. TOYS and FAN-
ca GOODS by the clse. well assorted in each case
IRON SO to ol2i per case. Agents for SANDER
son & L~ANEEGAN'S celebrated FIRE WORKS.
Orders from the country solicited. VIII Bun
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" ArCIl AND JEW


III TTU YVIT.
Watch work, Clock Work, Engraving, and al work
in the line executed with n%eatncss and promptly
Coffin Plates of pure silver and silver plated, ready
made and engraved at short notice. Customers ca
rely on getting GOOD goods and at as low price
.or good, OF same quality rs in any other quarter
AilNisitcrs to the town are invited to eXa m inc tn
View tore aud new and extensive variety, whctho
wishing to buy or not. j. l.. B~llNSMAlD,
(foGncrly oltho firm of p]angborn & Brinsmatd,)
W lltl Church ST., Burlington, Vt.
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Carpetings .

HVTM. P. TENNl, ( Co, HANNA
~ Square, Boston, invite the attention O
chasers to a fresh importation of
ENGLISH CARPETS,
Embracing some SEw and BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS in
Velvet, Tapestry and Brussels. Also, @ fresh sup
ply of the celebrated
BiCdou Puirsr Loom Brussels,
Of superior quality and desirable patterns. Also,
lhree-Ply, Superdue, Ki~dlerminster, and Low Priced
Carpets and FLOOR Oil Cloths, from all the principal
manufacturers Rugs, Mats, dc.,-For sale at the
lowest market prices Wholesale and retail,
VIII am
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DANIEL SNOW.
Rutland q Burlington Railroad

- FAIL ARANGEMENT-ON AND
E.::;;s:s::;.:x after Oct. -, 1856, Trains will run a
follows, viz j.
Leave Burlington for Rutland and Bellows Fall
at 10 IS A. NJ. and 500 p. VI.
Leave Bellows Falls for Rutland and Burlington
at 70 Is, and So P. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at GOO AN. an
2.40, P. NJ.
and ITO p. N.
At }urlin .tDn trains connect with ~Ntcamers"n tho
Lake. and trains Of the VI. Central road; at Rutland.
with tram tor Troy Albany, New York, saratoga
SPRINGS. Schencctady and the West-at GclIuw.
Fan. with tram Of the Cheshire Road for FItchhurg.
Worcester, Lowell and ton-Ner Valley
Road, for lrattleboro, Springfield, Hartford, New
Haven and New Nork-and with sullivan Road, io.
Windsor, White River junction., aud White Noun
tains.
Oot gd6wtf e.. A. CHAPLIN. Supt.
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rrire. lnr Ah,ertlsing bod Weekly.

n No subscription stopped until all aTrearages
are paid, except at the option OF the puO'lsnef' OF
disclntinued unless by positive oTdeEs'
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by e. e. BAKER, TlLDEN n co.
From actual mcasurment by Instrumental survey
throughout the whole County, under the direction
of II, +. WALLING, state Engineer Of Mass.
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BNNNINTH DItIUTSl MD
A. c. TADER, NJ. y.

Hon. d. L. DODGE, of Auburn, y. Y, and lato
member Of our State Legislature, and one CT tao
most accomplished Physicians and Chemists Of our
country, after giving this medicine his personal OBJ
servation, says -" 1t is destined to supersede all
liquid preparations for the cure Of Chronic dis
eases
Bach's Family Recipe Book is to be had gratis .,
all Ag nts-you will there see cures Of diSesses-
corded-and you are invited to communicate
any whose certificates are given, in order % p->v
them genuine.
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odlrehln SIRE prrss.
Puu,ea at No. 6 Collage Street, Burlington, VI.
GEO. W. 4 G.. G.. BENEDICT.
EDrroRs AND PRoPRIEIoRs.
Terms of subscription.

For Village Subscribers, supplied by the
Carrier, 81 so
If paid sfrcfiy in advance, ? 70
For Mail Subscribers, and those who take it
at the Office, , 90
If paid strictly in advance, l so
Who pay not in advance, but before G months, l -
After TX months, > 90
Interest chargeable after the years end.
Terms Of SubScription for Daily Free Press
To Village Subscribers, per annum, - %
To those who receive it by Mail, for tmonths 10
Or Ter anuum, W.
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE,
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aESCEiLLASEDGS.

e .AGO>S FOR SALE.-ONE HORSE AND
2 two horse wagons on hand and making at
ell times. We also furnish Billiards. Patent springs
and put them under wagons to order.
A. H.. & q. NJ. DUNCAN,
Wiuoo.ki. june dtwom
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VNTATCHES-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
w Gold and silver Hunting Watches, Centre
Second " atches for timing Horses, and cheap Gold
Hunters that keep good time, sid low for trading
purposes; an assortment of some hundreds of all
kinds to select from. Brinsmaid's Old stand,Church
street. sopt5
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ALWAYS IN ADVANCE
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4 Sc NONE But HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT
a and llumor Syrup. The question finally settled
IhyulIG1 rtioiciu- !! \ lew era in Medicine =
~Scrotula, Erysipelas, SALT Eheuln, Scald Head,
BARRIERS Itch, Burns, Ncrcurial and lever Sores,
Ulcers, Ring Worm, Neuralgia, (Dca'ness when
caused by Ilumvrs or Sores in the Head,) lumors,
Eruptive and Cutaneous Diseases Of every kind can
be cured and the Blood clcansed Of all impurities
by the use Of HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT and llumor
Syrup-the most ehectual remedies ever offered
to tho public, these celebrated remedies cure dis
eases pe,dil ', thoroughly and permanently, with
out injury to tine system. We have numerous tcs-
timonial, from persons of The first rcspyctability who
have had occasion to use these never failing rene
dies in their families, in the very worst form oi dis
case, With the most happy beneficial results, Try
them, Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
Prepared only by DR.. f.. d. Hayes, discoverer aud
manufacturer, Hayes L Nash, proprietors, Law
renee, Mass.
beware Of an article in the market styled the
''Genuine Allied Ointment" put up by Charles H..
Rent, as that is a base counterfeit On Hayes. Sold
IN Burlington by AMOS C.rrEAR and by +. B. Ben
1oS; Farm. L. eaI1H, Montpelier. Wholesale Agent
for Vermont.
July 81, 1886. wi "
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The ORIGINAL

a Nd ONLY ENTIRE CASH BOOT AND SHOE
n Store in Boston. Established in 1887, Geo.
c. Wales, - Pearl street, Manufacturer and Dealer
i'm Boots. Shoes. Bubbrrs and shoe stock,
Keeps always ,u hand good w3, rfa ipa Goods,
made ,gvtssiy for N,w En- land irads, which are
B,u-h lad N9d at the owE Palcls FOR CASH
ONLY.
Orders will be filled promptly and wur1lhg at as
iou pures as il The party ordering w1tprsssa''
NO. 20 PEARL STREEr.
(Near Milk tTectl W5 ly
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This cortifes that l have arranged with Me.,ls.
Baker, Tilden 4 Co of Boston, to publish the Map
of Chittendcn County, which has been advertised IL
my name.
VA tt C. SMITH / co.
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Block, next door to the Commercial nauk, formerly
occupied by ;. d. Nichols, on College street,
Where he keeps constantly on hand d general a.
sortment of Musical Instruments, as
PIANO FORTES,
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NEW MUSIC.-GO AHEAD, SONG AND CHO-
~ RUS Darling Nelly Geary, Song and Chorus;
Minnie Moore, song and Chorus We are all re-
joicing to-day, Song Round the World Song; The
Pilgrim Harper. song The Leap for Life, Song
Ste phen's Visit to the Elephant, Descriptive Ballad.
Received at RUST'S Kusic store No, 5 Bank Block.
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POtiChomanie,

ENIIE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL X OF ORNA-
y m%cnting the simplest Glass Vessel to resemble
the finest painted China, at n tithc Of the cost, Is
creating an immense excitement, Ladies and
Gentleman are alike fascinated with this delightful
occupation. Achnstc and elegant amusement for
children and schools, Encouraging a taste for grace
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, So, sent by Express.
CONTENT, NEARY * Co., Wholesale Store.
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ADMINISTRATIONS .

To the following recommendations and approval
If this great local work, from the most prominent
and Influential mcn IN the Country, the attention of
every citizen UfChittcnien County Is most earnest
~ solicit d.
Having completed from actual surveys Mi of
Chittenden County as above, and employed ,kiliful
artists to cugrayc it in a superior manner, ! have
arranged with Messrs. Baker, Tildcn a Go. to pub
fish the work. These gentlemen have for several
years been engaged in the pu' lication of lopo-
graphical Maps, and are excel ed by nouc in the
high reputation they have acquired in this uccupa.
tion. ! confidently recommend them rs ros pon.i-
bile, energetic and rcntlcmauly in all tl,ir um.ae-
tions, and am certain that they viii, "a they iuyari.
ably have done, give entire satisfaction to all who
may have dealing with them.
HENRY T. WALLING,
Supt. State Map Of Mass.
Messrs. Baker & Co. have published maps of soy.
eral Counties in Massachusetts, and Connecticut
Among those who have examined Map and the scy
eral surveys made 10y II. f.. Walliug, ESQ, civil
Engineer and ~upt Of state Map, and approved an,
inner them asaccuratc and reliable, are the
GLOWING distinguished gentlemen:
MASSACHUSETTS CONNECTICUT.
Emory Wasburn, EX-Gov Hon. L. +. $. Foster,
Hon. Isaac Davis, " Henry c. Dcmlng,
" Amasa Walker, T. II. Seymour, ex.t,Ov.,
" Jno e.. Palfrcy, W. W. Ellsworth, cX-Hoy.
" Jared Sparks, Hon. Henry Barnard,
" John II Clifford, " James Dixon,
" james Walker, Joseph TrumbulI. cX-G0e
" Kobt. C.. Winthrop, Hon. Gideon " ellis,
" Geo. n. Briggs, VIM. A.. Buckingham,
" Edward Everett, Erastus Williams,
" y. p. Banks, Jr.. II. +. Norton,
" Geo. ; Boutwcll,ex- A. II. Hubbard.
Gov,
" Charles sumner,
" Rufus Choatc,
" VIM. i. Calhoun.
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Va MUSICAL.

DIANO sToOLs-NEW sTYLES-RECEIyED
! and for sale at No. ., Bank Block,
octl l.. 5. RUST.
INO kENT-A DOUBLE REED MELODEON
aull l.. :. RUST, No lank Block,
NEW MuSIC-lNSTRUMENTAL. FREMONT,
" Polka; Giye'om Jessie, Polka; Gossip, Waltz;
Grasshopper, Waltz Mallie, Waltz Fairy Schot-
tisch-Vocal Did you ever I'll sing thee a song
of a dear little heart. You remember Ellen. Justre-
ceiyed at kuST'S Music Store, No. 3 Bank Block.
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All the genuine medicine bears the fac
y. V. u. COVENTRY & 90 on the or.sids
Principle Office and Depot. 50 GrS
AUBURN, y. Y.
FRED. L. SMITH, General Agent
of Vermont.
July !, 1886.
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Carpetings
SlkAE\$ AT His NEM STORE

&c. STEVENS, AT HIS NEW STORE,
2f2 nshiugt0n Strcet. = = Boston,
FRNIIE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS l. IN
I yited - his Large Stock of Carpe,iugs, which
will be offered for sale at the Lowest Prices, viz.
5000 yards at Is cts,
5000 " 37k
5000 " 50
10000 " Extras, at 62t cts.
10000 " kidderminster, at IS cts.
1000 lhree-Ply, at 81 90.
5000 " Tapestry Brussels, from auction, at
81 90 per yard. The CHEAPEST Carpets ever be.
fore offered for sale in Boston.
Painted CARPETS from IS 10 1875 cents per yard
Carpet. sold 10 Ministers OF all denominations, at
cost. wis im
". OSTHEIN,
Importer Of Wines and Liquors, Al Front Street,
1.-Two doors from C%oentieE ,slip.) New-loIk,
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Charter OAK LIE Insurance Company, of Hartford,
Connecticut 5000 900 Capital. with a large sur
plus. Rates of Insura -ce for each $4,000 on a
Single Lite, Annually.
NEXT BIRTH DAY.)
LIFE, FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE

AppIlcatlon may De Mhde %
March Ii, 1886. dly ;. WIRES, Agent.
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From the Patriot.

From the Patriot.
At a meeting of the citizens of Greensboro, held
in the Court House, Jan. g. 1856, the Hon. j. A.
Gilmer was called to the chair, and DR.. D. P Gregg
was appointed Secretary.
The following preamble and resolutions were in
troduced by j. r. Mclean Esq. chairman of the
committee
Whereas, the kind, gentlemanly and moral as well
uniformly christian department of the Rev. Dr..
Charles F. Deems, ever since our knowledge of him,
and especially during his years of residence in
Greensboro, has been such as to secure to him the
regard and esteem of all good men, and excite with
all the most lively interests in every thing tend
ing to affect his position, welfare or happiness.
Therefore be it resolved by this assembly unan-
imously, that still entertain, and with readiness
and pleasure, express united and firm belief in
his integrity and irreproachabe uprightness of
design and purpose and his purity Of character as
Gospel Minister.
Resolved, that the proceedings of this meeting,
signed by the chairman and secretary, be furnished
to all the papers in Greensboro for publication with
request that all other papers DESTROYS that justice
may be done, and innocence protected, will publish
the same.
The above resolutions were ably and eloquently
sustained by the Hon. j. A. Gilmer, j. r. Mclean,
and E. W Ogburn, and were unanimously adopted.
JOHN A. GILMER, Chairman.
DECATUE P. GREGG, Secretary.
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Jan. 3, 1856.


- COUNTY. Warren Court of Equity, October Tern.
lS35 Petition for sale of real estate James w. Jorda
Lucy Barrow, James o. White and wife Tabha EizaLet
Virgins Susan NJ Whitehead, Lucy F. Wiggins James T.
Virgins John w. Virgins, and William R. Virgins chi
Rem and wife nancy, and William T. Streem 0s Marco
lus Jordan Elizabeth Hayes, Rufus Streem Ben Norwoo
and Mary Sreem, John j. Sreem, Elizabeth Streem an
liam S,Ieem. 81. 81
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the d.
fendans Marceus Jordan, Elizabeth Hayes Rufus Sreen
aud Ben Norwood in the above cause, nonresdents
this State: 1t ordered that publication be made for six
weeks for The said defendants b. apDear mt the tern
Of Court of Equity, be held for county of War
rem at the Court House in Warrentou the third Mon
day IN March next then and there plead answer de-
muir 10 the said BILL otherwise The same will be taken Drv
coaJesso aud heard ecparte to them. "a 40
Witness 9. A. Cook, Clerk aud Master of said Court Of
Equity a Office, in Warrenou the third Monday after the
fourth Monday in September, 1855.
c. NJ. COOK, G. Me-
January II, 1856. llO7-w6w. 4,
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TMR. WHITES .ANSwER.1

QUIro, October IS, 1855
The undersigned, Minister Resident of the United
States, has the honor 10 acknowledge The receipt Of
the polite noie OF H. E. DR.. Marcos Espne;, Vice
President elect OF Ecuador, of date 18th INST,
nouncna 10 the Undersigned that in consequence of
hs having been chosen by his fellow -cit'zens to the
Second Magisiacy of the Republic his official func
tons as Minister Of Foreign Relations would cease
on that day.
1t was with mingled feelings of qualification and
of regret, that the undersigned received this
ciaton-of qualification at witnessing so judicious
bestowal OF the popular suffrage Of Ecuador, in ee
waiting to the second Office in the nation one of the
most mertorous of her sons, who is as illusrious
for his talents and his patriotism for his private
and social virtues, and in whose election the constt
uency is as much honored for the discrimination of
their choice is the eminent recipient of their sui
frage in the high post to which he has been called
and of regret at the of those official rela
tons that have uniformly been marked by
witty and an amenty of manner on the part Of b.
E., which have impressed the undersigned not only
with high respect but with sentiments of siucere
regard and esteem, that will serve to brighten his
"reminiscences of Quito in after times when he shall
have rclnquished the labors and the Establishments
of official station, and retired 10 the truer and more
congenial cnjoyments of private and social life.
Begging to congratulate the Vice President elect,
and the nation, event that presages auspi-
cious destiny for Ecuador; and trusting that the
life and the health of H. E. may long be preserved,
to his country and benefit his kind; the
dersgned may be permitted, in conclusion, to assure
Dr.. Espnel of the high esteem and regard with
which he has the honor to be his very obedient
want,
PHILO WHITE
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OBsEQuIEs OF JUDGE Observation-Disclosures
the inclemency of the weather, of the largest
audiences We have ever seen in Savannah on SINH
lar OCCASION assembled at Christ Church at the ap-
pointed hour yesterday afternoon, to pay their last
respects to the distinguished and amented deceased.
A deep and mournful sadness pervaded the entire
assembly, witnessing the profound feelings of all at
this affecting dispensation of Providence 1t was
emphatically an assembly of mourners. There were
none there who had not lost in the deceased friend
and benefactor, none who did not fully appreciate
the loss which our community, our State and the
whole country has sustained in his death.
The religious services performed by Bishop FL
lott, Rector of the Church of which the deceased
was member and with whom he had long been on
the most intimate social relations, were of deeply
impressive character. The civic procession under
the escort of the Georgia Hussars, of which corps
the iustrious deceased was the first commander,
was likewise large and solemn. Never before has
the community manifested more profound sensa-
ton
The high and noble character of the deceased
pure and spotess in every relation Of lfe his long
and eminent services to the city, the State and the
nation, with whose history his name is inseparably
connected-all, in reminding us of the incalcuable
loss had sustained served to impress the occasion
with deep and all-pervading solemnity. But it is
not for us to pursue this theme further and we give
place to those who, longer and more intimately &C.
quainted with the departed statesman, speak
with more authority of his many virtues and lustr-
GUS services. Saoannah Georgian Jan. 4.
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Fur the Standard.
A PLEASING INCIDENT.

MEssRs. EDIToRs During the parade of the coax
City Guards" on Tuesday last one Of those happy
little incidents occurred which is so well calculated
to live green in ones memory, and which the par
ties in after years will rccu- with pleasure.
Lieut.. Tucker was in command; and when direct
ly opposite Mr. E. L. Harlings Clothing Store on
Fayetteville ST.. he observed the much beloved Cap
tain of the Company, W. Ii. Harrison, who hal just
returned from trip to the Western States Imme-
diatey halt, right-about face, and present arms
were ordered, when the Company Were brought VI.
to the pavement, and the Captain, hat in hand said:
coax City Guards feel exceedingly compliment.
ed by this mark Of your regard and regret that the
condition ofmy health would permit me to turn out
with youto-day. Though have been absent in person.
Twas with you in spirit" To this Lieut. Tucker res-
pended handsomely, welcoming the Captain home.
and assuring him of the warm esteem of all tho
members of the Company TO-
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Seuere Weather in the North.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 9.-The Delaware River is
frozen over at Philadelphia and the Ohio River is
frozen over at Marietta. Last night was the coolest
felt this season.
Four locomotives are frozen up between Trenton
and Philadelphia Passengers have been taken to
the city in seighs. No trains dispatched to New
York this morning. The road will probably be pass
able this afternoon
The thermometer in Philadelphia to-day is II de-
grees below zero.
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w We were pleased to see in the City, few
days SINCE Dennis Heartt, Esq, the venerable Edit
or Of the Hillsborough Recorder Mr.. Heartt is the
oldest Editor in the State. We differ with him rad
icaly in politics, but We have always regarded him
as pure.minded and an honest man. He has re-
Gently been visited, as some of our readers will
member with heavy and painful affection, in the
death of his youngest son. who was his assistant in
the Office of the Recorder and of the main props
Of his declining years. Gray hairs" arc indeed
"a crown of glory" to such man as Dennis Heartt.
May he be spared yet many years to his friends and
family!
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AUCTION SALES.

SHALL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE AT KINGSBU-
Ri, on Thursday oath inst, and the day following ut
the Montague place, east side of Cape Fear River:
"a head Of fne work Mules, ''E
5 head of horses r. 3. ~
horse carts and fixtures %
road and timber wagons
Aud one valuable Jack. ~
Several SETS Coopers aud Blacksmths tools House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture; Wheat Tresher and Fans
large numb.r of stock Hogs, including valuable
s"ws and Pigs so 60 head of Cattle among which are
some valuable mich Cows Re.S,ss- . :
Also, the remnant of a stock of Goods &c. &C.. Z
Sale positive and terms accommodating ~
NATHAN KING, Agent.
If not sold previously the owners win 0ifeF kings
bury On the st day of the sale at public auction -
January IT, 1855. 3lS 49, %