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A New and Complete
Typographical Map of Chittenden
COunty

LNR0M actual measurement by instrumental Sur
vcys through the County by and under the
direction of IL. F. Walling(State Engineers of Mass.)
The undersigned having purchased the recent
surveys, are preparing to publish a New and Com
plete Typographical Map of Chittendcn County;
surveys made by an experienced C,yii Engineer.
All the Public Roads, locations Of Dwellings, Places
of Worship, Post Offices, School Houses, Country
Stores, Hotels, Mills, Shops &c. &c. are to be
marked.
The names Of Property holders generally, are also
to be inserted upon their places in the style of the
Maps of Chemung Co. n. Y. New London County
Conn, Wayne and A-htabul, Cos. Ohio by the
amc publishers. The villages will be engraved
upon a large scale upon the margin Of the map, also
a Business Directory for each. A table Of distances
showing the number Of miles from one Post Office
to any other in the County. An highly ornanented
border will surround the Map. It is all to be En-
graved by the best artists in this Country, hand
somely Colored and Mounted and delivered to our
Customers at Five Dollars per Copy, which on ac-
count Of its limited sale and immense expense is
considered very casonable. The Maps are sold by
order, exclusively by the Publishers, and no copy
will be left for sale after the work is delivered.
We therefore, confidently express the hearty CO.
opoation Of the Citizens Of this County.
VIM. L.. X 4 Co. Publishers.
Post Office address, Worcester, Mass.
February, I, l-56, w32wtf
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WISNER'S
WASH-TUB.


TNHE subscriber would rspcctfully announce to
! the Inhabitants of theoountics of Washington,
Chittendcn, Lamoille and cfranklin, that he ha>
procured the agency for the manufacture and sale
of the above article in those counties, aud earnestly
solicits a candid investigation OF its merits. 1t is
now in general use in many Of the Eastern and
Middle states, and is now only to be tried by the
people Of Vermont, for them to acknowledge its
great superiority over anything ever yet Invented
for washing, The fact that it is but a simple mod
ifcation of the old-iashioned wash-board, and not
machine, together with its wcll-knuwn quality of
giving universal satisfaction wherever it has bend
tested, Is to nut sufficient evidence that it will find
favor with every hoUsekcepcr, provided they will
give it a fair trial; for with this Tub, not only will
the dirt be easily and rapidly washed away, bit all
prcjudices are completely washed away at the anne
tinc, | would especially call your attention Is tho
following facts;
The tennessee Farmer, published at Rochester, y.
Y, as well as many other leading journals, in places
where this Tub has been introduced give this Tub
has been introduced give this tub a decided prefer
encc over every other thing yet constructed, foi
Washing. Children Of the age of fourteen can wash
as easily as a grown person. 1t is not liable, like
Washing Machines, to get out of order, but will
last TWEEN y years, with careful usage.
With this Tub the labor Of Washing can be ac-
complished in one-iourth part Of the timo usually
employed by any other process. With tits Tub a
person can wash the substance of four or five shirts
at a time, and the fabric, be It fine or coarse, will be
found perfectly clean, and its texture remaining I'M
injured. Many other simple facts, ami the result
of repeated experiments in the use Of tie art &C.,
might be mentioned, were it necessary; but | trust,
however, that the above is sufficient to call the at
tention of the pnblic to an investigation of the mer-
its Of the Tub itself. In addition | would state that
testimonials could be procured from over three hun
dred persons in Addison County. to corroborute the
above statements, aud would satisfy any candid
person that the Tub is No HUMBGG.
The subscriber having made arrangements for the
manufacture of the above article at Jonesvillc, Vt,
will tuke pleasure in filling any orders with which
he may be iavared, and also IN answering any IN
quiries that may be made concerning said Tub after
Price Five Dollars.
A. II, GRONENOR, Agent.
Jonesyille, Vt, Dec. ~, 1858.
;, The public are hereby warned that the law
in relation to infringement of patents will be speed
lily putin force in every instance where it is violated,
As far as the above Tub is concerned.
January |, 1856. w21mosG
ONERNoCS SuFFERERS.-A retired Clergy
! man,rcstorcd to health int few days, after many
years OF great nervous suffering, is anxious to make
known the means of cure, Will send Cireel the
prescription used. Direct tho Rev. John NJ, Dag
nall, No SO Fulton sttee;, brooklyn, n, y,
apl2w43mos3
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IIARRISON'S
Columbian Vegetable Emetic

will withdraw and cxpel all diseased matter. solid,
fluid or gaseous, from all parts Of the system
Besides its emetic properties, it is expcctorant, al
terative and anodyne. 1t acts in each Of its modes
according to nature, relieves the laboring organism
of diseased matter, and permits a free action Of its
natural functions to restore strength. 1t is the
only safe and certain medicine in all severe forms Of
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Collie, Dysentery.
Plurisy and every other acute disease. 1t has great
remedial power in all chronic diseases, assisted by
the lnvigorating and sustaining power Of Iarrison's
Columbian Tonic Stimulant, cures are certain.
Principles of treatment and directions for use ac-
company each medicine. Price 80 cents.
Wholesale Agent for New England, GEO.
W. BRIGGS, Stationer and wholesale and retail
dealer in IIarrison's Columbian Inks and American
Perfumery, 32S Washington Street, opposite the
Adams House, Boston.
August llth, 1855. wlyear.
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The American Traveller.

pRlIE. RIlDl GELD
II CINH NISJEU
ENIE Publishers Of the TRAvELLEn have decidee
to furnish their paper hereafter to Clubs at the
following rates
Single copy, 50 90
Two copies, 90
Five copies, 90
Ten copies, 10 90
with one copy extra to the person getting up the club
Twenty five copies, 20 90
Payment 10 he mate an djuarce, and the papers will
be sent to one aiireys, ard Discontinued al The erpra-
ton 2tthe tuns Tor which payment i received.
LIE BoSION ANELLER,
sENi-wEEKLY,
Will also be supplied to clubs as follows
single copy, 50 90
Five copies, l. 80
Ten copies, 20 90
Stimulated by the hattering countenancca and gem
erous appreciation Of the reading community through
hiIh tne'r Journal ma. so extensively circulated,
~ w ~ .nY nv" '.I'tt' ivy "''
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ar,a 49, Mn os,iao, WIKI h.. ,",
have ,cbiayn1 br, ~ nori, n mara exaItn.J -;
min ,nd a .,;Jt ,;lar n,,ronaro snob "|ltl5,LeiI
Ieaya tbo 1uerr,, J+o,., wi,b'7nt' = ri,ai o,,an.
it, c,rtomrorarios Tbo lheraIty vi.h Nth
discri,ni MATING nnbIic have bere,otore rcsn,nded ~
tbcir artornrie, ;,s,;Ga. -, a,,,ronoo ,ha ar.
- H. r-aLrf,r ,L,t an ;n,rooIaar .L.i.
ors ~ HIN and er,artojn Tho rc,dirc cnrmnnitr
viii meet with a cnmmansnr,,e irc-oaso ~ ,bo a
ready extensive circulation Of the Traveller.
our abundant means for obtaining
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One SQUARE, 10 lines or less IN mlnlon solid,
three insertions, - w
Each insertion after the third, cts. per line.
Legal notices ten cents a line, more or less. for
hrec weeks,
Yearly advertisers occupying four squares or
49, Win privilege of change, at q fair discount.
~ The privilege of yearly advertisers is limited
10 tIcir own immediate business, in their own name;
and all advertisements for the benefit Of other per-
IONS. as well as legal advertisements and advertise
mcnts of auction sales, and advertisements with tho
name Of other persons, sent in by them, must be
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Nc report, resolutions or proceedings Of any cor
poration, society, association or public meeting, and
no communication designed to call attention to any
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Himesburgh Factory.

HNlEi SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING FORMED A
Cc-partncrshiP under the name of DOW, NAY
q CO., would respectfully inform the inhabitants
Of llIncsburgh and vicinity, that they have pur-
chased the WOODEN Factory, formerly ,wned and
occupied by Murray 4 Patrick, in Ilinesburgh,
where they intend 10 carry On the business of man
uiacturiug CLsimcres, Plain Cloths, Satinets and
Flanuels, of every style, for customers, on shares,
or at a price per yard as they may desire.
They have thoroughly repaired the building, and
furnished it with Ndc .hIchHfyg qt The most approusd
ptfrns. With an experience of twelty years, and
by strict attention to custom manufacturing alone,
they pledged themselves to furnish an article,
second to none in finish and durability, All those
wishing for t"'t Glass Clothy, will Gpd it for their
interest TO give them a trial.
Onlelying their former placesof business they take
this opportunity to make many and true acknowl-
cdgements To their former numerous friends and
patrons, asking a continuance of their favors, trust
they will meet with as satisfactory returns.
ANDREW DOW,
NELSON NJ. NAY,
ISAIAH DOW.
Hinesbwgh, May 18th, 1856, wi9 3mos
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Most Important to the Ladies.

~ At&At W viz
hR. ~GEIaSNER's celebrated Menstrual Pills
- have been long and widely known as invariably
certain in removing any s~toppage, irregularity, 70
suppression Of the mcnses.
In the Female Hospitals in Vienna, Paris, and
Berlin, they have entirely superseded the use of all
other remedies because, where n cure is attainable
by medicinal agencies, they are certain of success.
Their astonishing efficacy would be almost incred-
ible, if not youchcd for by induhitablc testimony,
in numerous instances producing returns Of the
monthly period after all hope had been abandoned.
In every case, from whatever canse the obstruc-
tion may arise, as also to prevent pregnancy where
the health will not admit of increase OF family, they
are always efficient for which reason they mu
not be used during pregnancy, though alway US mild,
healthy, safe and certain in their effects.
Married ladies will find particular instructions
in the directions. in which are stated the various
symptoms by which the causes Of the suppression
may bo determined.
Price, One Dollar per Box, containing explicit
directions.
Each box will be signed by DR.. r. G. Geissner
Principal Office, l27: LibertySt.. New-York City.
Responsible agents will be appointed for their
sale as soon as practicable. In the mean time. all
orders are to be addressed to DR.. X. q. Geissner,
l274 Liberty Street, New-York City, or to box
1856 n. Y. Post Office. and a box will be sent by
return mail, as they are put up in sealed envelopes
and can be sent with the ~strictest privacy to any
part Of the United States.
CAUTION TO LADIES.
As various not only ineffective but injurious com.
pounds purporting to be " Female Pills. under all
kinds Of names as - Iron Pills. 'SiIver Pills
50 Golden Pills." "Perodical Pills" g., are at.
tempted to be palmed off upon the credulous OF un.
wary, 1t is only necessary for ladies to be on their
guard against the attempted imposition, and in all
cases where there is no authorized agent for the sale
of DR.. Geissner's Menstrual Pills." to order direct
from him by mail, by return Of which a box will
be sent.
Authorized Agents for Burlington and vicinity
TIIEO. A. PECK. and A. C. SPEAR. -
July 18th 1855. ddwly
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TTuicn yJ0nSn.

OPPOSITE UNION RAILROAD DEPOT,
The subscriber begs to announce to the public
that he has associated with him in business, b. +.
Still Is, and that the well known UNION HOUSE
will be continued by J. W. SrEARNs q Co
RcSpectttdYy j. W. STEARNS.
rENHIS Hotel is entirely NEW, having been open
to the public only about eighteen months, and
the assurance of favor it has received from the
Travelling public have induced the lessces to make
many modern improvements, among which, a large
SALOON, % by 10 feet, has been added to the
House The House is fitted up and furnished with
ont regard to expense, making it aqual to any
House out Of Ncw-Gork.
1t is situated on Albany-street, opposite the
Union r. K. Depot, and less than forty rods from
the steam Boat Landing. Porters always in at
tendance on the arrival Of the Cars an I Boats.
JAMES W. STEARNS & Co., Projectors.
Troy, March, 1856. d&wtf
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Fort Edward Institute.

REV J. Z. KING. A. NJ, PNINClPAL.
FACULTY, TWENTY Professors ASD TEACHERS.
Z e superb Brick Buildings, well finished, located
on the Hudson River, II miles north of saratoga.
IG-lcduced Fare from Troy and Castleton first
day Of Term.
II hole expense per term of 1 weeks, for
Board, Washing, Fuel Furnished Room, Incidentals
and Tuition in Common English, S30,i in advance.
ID cents per week extra, for fuel, when fires are
needed in Students rooms.
students received when there are vacancies, and
charged for residue of tn term.
CALENDAR FOR 1856.
Spring Term begins March 2sth; ends July ID,
Fall Term begins August lith; ends November
18th.
Winter Term begins December ith.
Apply to the Principal, Fort Edward Institute,
N. y" WINS
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Removal, Removal.
SHE MUSIC.

More than Ten Thousand Pieces now on hand, and
all new pieces Of Music received as soon as publish
description.
Mr.. RUST will sell all articles as low as those Of
the same quality can he obtained in any city, and a
liberia! discount made to Teachers and those who buy
to sell again.
Gratei u for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received, he will pare no effort TO keep n complete
assortment Of all articles usually kept in n Must
Store, and by constant personal attention to his bu
siness, hopes to see in his New and ~Commdiou.
Store, ALL Of his OLD, and many NEW customers.
Burlington, July Is, 1853. w3wtf
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" G Discovery

New Discovery.
A M~BROTYPES AND DAGUERREOTYPES BY
~ JONES a STAPLETON. Another place has
been found in this county where Ambrotypcs are
taken of the first quality. Our pictures are cement
ed between two French plate glasses with an i'm
perishable gum, and warranted to resist the effects
Of any climate and most powerful acids.
Also Pictures on isingglass, the only kind Of pho-
tograph well adapted for mailing they are as durable
as the Ambrotype and can be placed between the
folds Of a letter without increasing its weight.
As we are intending to make this place our per-
manent residence, our patrons will run no risk of
being imposed On by inferior pictures as we shall
hold ourselves in readiness to remedy any defect
free of charge, which may be caused by fault of ours.
Daguorrootypcs taken as usual. We need not say
they are the best that can be produced as all admit
that they are the best tLeyhaSe seen.
Rooms over Lynan's, Corner Of Church and
College streets. JONES a S~IAPLETON,
ape aGwtf
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"Buy Me and I'll DO You Good :"
DIR. Lam GLEY'S
h00t g. Herb Jaundice Bitters,

lh' Gr'9t Spying amt Sunumcr Medicine.
composed Of the best Roots, Herbs and Barks in
the WoflI,in such a manner as to constitute tbeyerv
best remedy for tho class Of diseases for which thew
are recommended. II is well known that tho great
and sudden change Of cur climate, from cold 4,
hot, operates upon tho Blood, and through that
upon the whole system, producing stngnation and
impurities, n torpid and diseased liver and dis
ordered Bowels, causing Fcvcrs and Fever and
Aguc, J%aundicc, and unhealthy Bile, lIumors, Dys-
pcpsia, Costiycness, Indigestion, Headache, Weari.
and General Debility.
DR.. Langley bitLcrs, act directly upon tho
e17Fe of all these diseases, and by use not only pre-
vent them but will cure and eradicate them from
the s,f''n, and should therefore be freely used by
all who wish to be well and keen we'll. They arc
the cheapest and best medicine in the world. Only
- cent t'r q pint AMI 81! cents for q large bottle.
Once 'j Union street, Boston and for sale by
dealer, everywhere.
A. C. SrEAe nndT. A. PECK, Wholesale.
March, 70, l,5G. w9.nose
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a Gard.

DIES WILL FIND AT THE JEWELRY
~ store on Church street, the greatest variety to
be found at any one place, Of such articles ms they
often wish to find, and a better assortment than
ever before, such as: Brazilian, Horn, Shell. Buff
falo and Rubber COMBS; Dressing and Fine Combs;
Brushes; Perfumes Pomndcs; Hair Oils; Extracts
fer Perfumes and for Cooking P~r1p2Nt'j Nursery and
] ilct articles generally; Pins Of all sizes Needles
Of the BEST QUALITY at 6 cents a paper. The
richest var ETY. Of new styles Port Monaics; Purses;
Pockct-books; Rcticulesi Writing Desks; Dressing
Cases, Scissors; Cuff Buttons; spool Stands; sew
ine Birds; Crochet Rings and Hooks or Needless
Busks; Belts; buckles and slides; India rubber
Pens and Pencils; Thimblcs; Ncedlc-books; Work.
bags and Baskets; Travelling-hags; Curls and
Plain HuIr; Cumb-cleancrs &c, &C. comprising an
assortment well worthy of An examination; Il every
one who has the curiosity or taste to look at NICE
GOD whether they wish to buy or not. are invited
to call and see a variety superior to any previous
assortment that | have ever had the pleasure Of Of
fcriug TO my customers. Ladies will find my store a
pleasant r,stng-plyce, with chairs and other seats,
whore they can tit and look at Goods, or wait to
meet friends and u~eighbors who are around " shop
ping Ladies (and gentlemen also,) tromr1wn or
Country, will please consider tAi. as a standing
(l sittiug) invitation. Come aud see, at the Old
stand. (New Store,) Church st
J. L. BETNSMAID.
my1Gd&w Formerly rangborn Il brinsmaid
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THE ENTIRE HORSE
BLACK HAWK NAPOLEON.

XATAS BRED by the Subscriber, combining
w the blood of the two most celebrated races of
horses ever improved hy the AMERICAN PEOPLE
that of the Black Hawk and Messenger, and is
believed by very many of the best judges in the
State to be the best Black Hawk descendant Of his
ugc now living In confirmation Of which, he took
the first prize at the Vermont State Fair and Horse
Show at Rutland in October by Il unanimous opinion
of the Committee on horses, while Mt no previous
period of the history Of our country wa. public at
tcntion so much awakened or greater competition
induced for the acquisition Of premiums on the horse
than on that occasion.
Napoleon is 3 years old 18th May inst. is a jet
black color weighs 1850, combining moro dcsir-
able points than any other horse. viii stand ut the
stable of tho Proprietor the present Season for a
limited number OF mares. Said Horse is II sure
foalor out Of 10 mares that he served last year
l. prove with foal.
All necessary care and attention will be provided
for Mares sent from a distance and the par iculars
Of Napolcon's pedigree &c, may be obtain by con.
sulting with the owner. A. c. PALMER.
Charlotte, Chittendcn Co. Vt, May -.
| hereby certify that the first premium for the
best three years Oll Black Hawk stallion at the
State Fair in October last was awarded and paid to
A. G. pALMEI Of Charlotte
EDWARD SEYMOUR,
Vorgcnncs, May -. Treas. Vt. st. Fair,
WAC Wv.
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VNEN TEACHERS OF FIRST ABILITY EN-
i ployed in the School; a~fording facilities for
a thorough English education, with Latin, Greek,
the modern polite languages, music, lon guitar,
piano, harp and orsan,l drawing, embroidery and
seven kinds of painting.
Refinement Of manners and the etiquette Of society
incu!cated. A Partisan lady resides in the family,
Prizes are awarded in each department.
Aids to phVir1l education to be found in Dancing,
Cdlistheuics, Gymnasium, Bowling Alley, (stIictly
privatc,) swimming in Mystic River, (salt,) horse
back riding, &c. Well trained saddle horses belong
to the Seminary.
For particulars address the PRINCIPAL.
Il THOMAS 2. SMITH.
Rcfrcnts.-EIon. Robert c. Winthrop, Poston;
Hon. Edward Everett, do; Rev. Charles Brooks,
West Medford; Rev. John P%ierpoint, do; +. Gard
ncr, 4. NJ, Principal Boston Latin School; Hon.
Abbott Lawrence, Boston; Rev. Hubbard Niuslow,
New York; Rev. William Hague, b d, Albany,
Rev, Rollin II. Neale, ID, Boston; Hon. sam,
Houston, Texas. my9w6mos
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ARE CURED BY
ARNOLD'S GLOBULEo AND VITAL FLUID.
Their Chemical Action destroys the cause OF
these ailings, and it regulates and lessons the
effect which Changes Of the Atmosphere have upon
the blood and system, The Vital Fluid WHITES both
mind and frame. No medicine completes with il,
for 10 mere medicine has or can have its basis or
action.
sec Circular, to he had Ct medicine dealers.
BURR, FOSTER Il CO., ! Cornhill, General
Agents. %Apld&wly
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EpEMOVAL-IG. BURNETT HAS REMOVED
"a his GLAIIEliS SiIOP 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 for sale, by the box OF single light. Glass cut
to any shape and size, aud set in the best styles. All
orders promptly attended to-,
Burlington, April ~, l~jG. WY
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Carpeting, Oil Cloth, &C.

An FS. now in Store, consisting of Tapestry,
AVO brussels, Threo-ply, Ingram, Superfne,
Fine, Nenitian, Cotton ami Wool, Cotton and stair
Carpetings, Plain and Check Mating, Oil Cloths,
diIcreut widths, Rugs, Door and Hall Mats, Drug
gets from ono to four yards wide,
Also,
Brocatciie. Lace. Mouslin 81 Turkey Red,
for Curtains, Oiled Shades, kcltys Fixtures, Blan-
kets, Counterpanes, Linen and Cotton, all widths,
for Pillow cases and Sheets, Pinno and Table Cow
ers, Table Cloths Doylics. Napkins.
All of the above named and many other goods,
not enumerated, i'll be sold q, prices that will
cast all competition in tho shade, at the Cheap
Cash StoIe of c, T. iIANlFORD.
Burlington, Dec. Sd, 1853. d&wtf
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At Home Again!
Dental

Dental Surgery.
DR.. f. Weston IT,.
, ~ESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
IA And the Public, that he is now practicing his
profession as Surgeon Dentist, in Burlington.
Having devoted the last four years to the practice
Of Dentistry, in the firm of Childs, shepherd 4
Ridgway, Boston, be confidently hopes to merit the
patronage of the community, All who favor him with
their custom, may be assured Of prompt and skiltul
attention, and on reasonable terms.
The constant demand for his TooTH POWDER, leads
him to inform the Public, that during the past TWEEN
ty years 1t has been made erciu0Udy by Dentists for
thar own Patients, This in itself is sufficient guar
antee for its superior quality. All who have used it
freely acknowledge its merits over any other dent,
frice,
Office over s. L. Her.rick's Store Church stree
Burlington, VT, Feb Il 1886. d&wtil