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- VHTTTENUtN VVUNTl, 81
WHEREAS, WILLIAM W. POWELL, {

OhlIlfNDkN tOINl1s S.
WHEREAS, WILLIAM W. POWELL Oh
w Milton, in the County of Chitten1en aforesaid,
on the 18th day of August, A. D.. 1856, presented
his libel against Mary Ann Powell, to the Hon.
Milo j. Bennett, one of the Judges Of the Supreme
Court, returnable to tho next session Of said SUI
prenc Court holden at Burlington in said County Of
Chittcnden on the fourth Tuesday of December A.
d. 1856, setting forth that he was lawfully married
to the said Mary Ann at said Milton, on the oath
day of November A. D.. lsl5, by Hiram b.. Smith,
Esq, then Justice of the Peace in and for said
County Of Chittenden-and from that time to the
2Gth day Of June A. b. 1858, he lived with and per-
formed all the duties required by the marriage GOV.
cnnnt on his pa%rt--when the said Mary Ann wilful-
ly deserted the said William W. without any Just
cause and ever since has continued said desertiOn-
and praying that tho bond of matrimony between
the said William W. and Mary Ann may be dis
solved for the cause aforesaid And it being made
to appear that che said Mary Ann resides out Of
this state, it is therefore ordered that the substance
OF said libel, together with this order, be published
three weeks excessively in tho Burlington Free
Press, published at said Burlington, the last of
which publications shall DO six weeks previous to
said term of said Court {; shall DO deemed sufficient
notice to the said Mary Ann unless further notice
shall be ordered.
Dated at said Burlington this llth day Of August,
A. b. ls5G-By order of lwl3 3w
MILO L.. BENNETT, Judge of the Sup. Court.
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THE CRY OF THE rEElslltNG,

THE CRY OF THE PEBtsHtNG.
From along the Kansas border,
Sounds OF wailiug como
There, to cries of law and order
Fearful deeds are done.
Brothers whom your aid should cherish,
In that Instant land,
Cry, oh help us, or We perish
by the murd,rcr's hand
Northern men, with Northern fcclinssl
Can you calmly hear
This sad tale, whose strange rcycalings
Chill the heart with fear :
Hero, in homes Of ease and gladnoss,
Safe your children sleep ;
There, in lonely, wakeful sadness,
New-mado orphans weep,
See yo not a vile form, lowering
In the darkencd air J
With Deaths pail and shadow covering
That broad land 90 fair
Always spreading woo and terror.
Pitilcss and strong ;
Hating truth, and loving error,
See this mighty wrong :
FREEDOM, all her rights disputed,
Lingcrs sadly near
Weeping DER her shrincs polluted,
Filrd with gloomy fear
Freedom. with her gentle piuion,
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Mnssasoit Snlve. - Wectlmoo, the vito of
Chief Mnssosoit, gave the first package of this val
liable Ointment to Edward Winslow, who first Wis
tied the Uhior during his illness. The Colonists used
it with great success, and it was familiarity known
as }" Massnsoit Remedy" Is cents per box.
J. p. SULLIVAN, Proprietor, Boston, Mass.
For Sale in Burlington by THEo. A. PECK, and
A. c. SrEAR. Winooski, by JAS. NEWELL, and
5. C, GsHAN X. TERGusoS, Essex II. 0. HoDGEs,
Richmond DIXON & Co., Milton also NJ. Hull,
Hiucsburgh. wl3 Wv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Law Blanks. -DEEps-- Mortgage, Quitclaim.
Warranted.
Wnirs-Justicc, Justice Trustee, County Court
Trustee. County Court Note, County Court General
count and Trustee, Trustee Book account.
JUSTICE E%XECUTIONS.
PETITIONS o FORECLOSURE.
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES.
Kept constantly OK HAND, and Blanks Of all
kinds printed promptly to order at tho
FREE PREss Jon PRINTING OFFICE,
aug21, dtwtf No. 6 College Street, Burlington
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Broke from the enclosure of George Bliss
in Shelburne, on Tuesday night the 10th Of this
month, a small light gray mare, part French, ten
years old. Whoever will return or inform the snb-
scriber where she may be found shall be amply re-
wardei. J.TAYLOR
Shelburne Falls, September %, 1856. wl3 3w'
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New MUsIc.-Nr. Rust, who keeps us boun
tifully supplied with sheet music, has placed
upon our table the following new pieces.
SoNGs,-' Fremont Rallying Song set to
the iudestructible air Of " Cran6aDluh" for
four voices.
The Curfew music by John Blockley,
adapted to LonGfcllow's pensiye verses.
The three Fishers one OF Rev. Chas.
Kingsley's ballads, with appropriate music
by S. D. S.
My Home Is IN the valley Duct by
Loder, and Loder's songs arc always pleasing.
~ know that he loves me. ballad The
old familiar faces, =" ballad and the 50 ~lioosic
Tunnel song"
For THE PIANo.-" Revue Melodique."
airs from Norma, by Fredericl Boyer; Java
March - Motley Polka by Grobe. These
three pieces are for four hands On the piano;
-"Dein Isl man her.''-a f.yorite German
air, by Fred. Boyer % Chimes and Rhymes"
by Albert Lindall Gorilla Polka Mazurka,
by j. A. Fowler Elgehll Waltz. These
arc all published By Oliver Ditsou Of Boston
and are for sale ut Rust's Music Store. Bank
Block.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS


DFFp.-A TALE OF the DISMAL SWAMI
BY Harriet Beechcr stowe Boston, IhIilp''
sampson " Co. \ WORK from ''e author oil
lncle LON S '"pih'-'sIeci'"f ID "orN
Whlch mas JUS '''''''.'' IT'S c"Ar'''.r7' IT'S
Incidents III IL l's'''' "".r' ''-'.'| ....
its dcspotic sway over the whole ."m"'''' e
white and black aIlNe'-"h're t'' wealthy
ana educated the poor anu ''' I7"oF'"'-
inc advocate anu Tue J'D@'' inc H''''.'' anu
the people TO "holn ne lro'cn'S'- "'' 'e'I us
DlGhtlng' pehulloln|' curSllS innu'hc' on
them Wherever thoy arc '-""er' inc I'llre-
ment OF the household the hustle OF the
market place ana the broad Lace oil the coun-
try, all feel its evil spirit DrooJios oyer them
by night and by day,-clnnot fail to attract
n host Of readers. As Of Mrs. stowe former
great work, 50 we say Of this. whoever be-
gins to read II, will read it through. Vet in
many respects it Is quite unlike Uncle Tom s
Cabin,-in some respects better, in others
not so good. There IS less unity OF plan
than was shown In that. 1t IS more like
Dickens WORKS IN containing many schemes OF
action and Individual characters which have
no obvious connection with each other some
OF which might be dropped entirely ont of the
book, and yet the general drift Of the work
and the progress Of the action would be no.
wise marrcd by 50 doing. vt the same time
we do not remember any one Of them which
we would wish to have loft out. PERHAPS
the title, DRFD, the name ofthe runaway slave,
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Two Dollars Reward.-Lost, during the
week Of the State Fair, a Black Covered Diary for
1856. The book was somewhat worn and several
leaves gone from the first part,
The above reward will be paid tn. finder on leay.
ing it at this Office.
sept. 20, 1856. dtw2w-
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nIED.

In shclburnc, on Tuesday Sept. 23l, Hon, Ezra
Mech, in the Sith year of his age.
In Burlington, Sept. 2lst, 1856, Hon. Alyan
Foot of this place, aged so years.
In burlington, sept, 18th, 1856, William Scott
aged u years.
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NOTICES.

Lecture.-REV. THOMAS STARR KING Of
Boston, will lecture in the Town Hall, MosDAr
EvESlSG, sept, 23th.
Subject SUBSTANCE AND SHOW.
Lecture to commence at 7 IL o'clock. Tickets 25
cents, to be had at the door, wl3wldditf
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HATS, CAPS, n FURS.

ENALL STYLES, 1856, CAN NOW BE OBTAIN
4 ed at the Burlington HAT, A aud FUR
STORE. The public are invited to call and exam
me Goods and Prices.
aug "a d6wtf y. ALLEN a co.
AIDES RIDING HATS AND RIDING
~ Gloves, at EDMONDS' Hat, Cap and Fur
store, next door to Lymau's, College street.
Also, a large assortment Of Infants Hats and
Caps.
A fresh lot Of Girls Boomers and Shaker Hoods
A good assortment of Boys Fur, Wool, Leghorn
and Straw Hats, at EDMONDS' Hat, Cap and Fur
Store, College street. mYl6d&wtf
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Liberation.-I this day have given my son
Andrew J. Austin, his time during the remainder
Of his minority. l therefore shall claim none Of his
wages nor pay any debts Of his contracting after
this date ELIJAH S. AUSTIN.
Fairfax, August Is, 1856. Wiz 3w.
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I~ost.-from Floral Hall, the last day Of the
late Fair, a pair Of Ladies' Silk Hose, Vine and
Trellis pattern, labelled, " knit by J. II. Hopkins,
Vergennes." Whoever will return them to thi, Of
fee shall be suitably rewarded.
gept93 81 via g5
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Our Liberties in Danger.-Nonstg Gather,
ing ofhs P'2Pie at Darlington, FREMONT AMI
BUCHANAN both defeated by the superior GEN
eralship Of y TURK, ~ No. l Bank Block
who has had the pleasure Of furnishing almost
everybody in this part Of the country Will
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and to procur,
all that Is desirable to make a man look we'll, fee
well and act we'll, is to call at Turks Clothing En-
porium where the motto il, CLOTHING CHEAP
not cheap Clothing. In haste b, TURK,
Burlington, Sept, &, 1856. d6wtG
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MARRIED:

In Burlington, Sept. nth, 1856, at the residence
Of Mr.. Daniel Perry, by Rev. John b. Perry, of
swauton Vt, Mr.. II. y. BALLARD to Mis- SARA
q. PEHRl, both Of this place.
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IREIaATEGNS.

THAT DREADFUL BOOB BY MRS. STOWE
" Dam" A Ia'e of the Great Disual swamp.
2 yols.-sl 10. Received this day at tho Church
Street Book store. by +. A, FULLER.
Sept. 18th, 1886. DIT
NEW BOOKS DRIED MRS. BEECH
1SER Stoves new novel. Received tLi, day
BY Express, and for sale at IluNIlSGTuN'-.
Sept. 18th, 1856. dtf
DUBLIsIIED Til DAY, THE B~ACCALAJ-
u reato Sermon, preached by Pres. PEA-f,Jeflre
the Graduating Glass in the University Of Vermont,
August q, lsjG. And for sale by
septic e.. A. FULLER.
e%sEPTEMBER lG, ls5c. THREE PHB CENT
HMouth, or Pcrils If Fast Living Spencer and
the Fairy Queen Adventures Of Hoekwurth, illus
tratsd Confidential Letters Of " poleau and joe
sephiuc Western Border Life, White Chief, States
and Icrritorie, o fthe Great West Words OF Cheer
Mothers Rule The True Path Ensii,l Traits
Second Journey Round the World Friends and
NeishbOrs AspeuwJld.
Received and for sale at
eptlG HjNrINGlON'S Book Store.
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Ready Fol- the Fair.-rhe subscriber ihas
now on hand an extensive assortment Of the best
ready made clothing and all kinds Of Furnishing
Goods, India Rubber Goods md Fur Coats. All
very low in proportion to valuet
Clothes neatly cleaned and repaired.
singer rs Sewing machine for sale.
No. 8 Whselers Block next to American Hotel,
c, BENNs.
Burlington, sept. ! 1856. vim
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NEW ApYEsSTEsEWENTS

" EW BOOkS.-RECEIVED THIS DAY, AN
= QUEER lot Of "Dred." Also "Iiills of the Shate-
niue by the Author Of the Wide Wide World,
Humorous Poetry Of the English Language, from
Chauccr to SAKE Notes by Parton, "Neyer Too
late to Moud' by Charles Eeade, at the Church
street Book store by L. A.. FULLER.
INRUIr TREES. THE BESr SEASON OF THE
year for setting trees is now at hand. Apple
and Pear trees, of superior size and quality, and of
the choicest varieties, for sale by the subscriber.
The superiority Of trees grown in this climate over
those brought from II mildcr one, is well understood
by all intelligent cultiyatoIs'
ROWLAND T ROBINSON.
Fcrrisburgh, 9TH month, 1856. wl3w3*
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a. Y A y q o d +,
" aud ITS Premature Decline.
Just Published, Gratis, the Twentieth Thousand :;
\ FEW WORDS ON TUE RATIONAL TREAT
MENI, without Medicine, Of Spermatorrhea or Lo-
cal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and
Nervous Debility, lmpotenoy, and I~mpedimonts to
Marriage generally. BY Il. DE LANEl, NJ. d.
The important tact that the many alarming COM
plants, originating in the inprudence and solitude
of youts, may be easily removed without Medicine,
is in this small tract, clearly demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly successful reatlnent as
adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means
of which every one Is enabled TO cure himself per-
iectly aud at the least possible cos', thereby avoid
ing al the advertised uustTums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in a
sealed envelope, by RENTING (pOst paid) two post
age stamps to DIR B. DE LANEY, Il Lispenard st.
New York City Sep % d 4 W N,
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There are IS 900 letters on the signs in Broadway,
New York and persons visiting Billiards Panorama
can read them as distinctly AS they can read
those over the stores in Burlington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26

The Great English R~cmedy.-Sir. James
Clark's Celebrated Female Pills. Prepared from ,
prescription Of Sir. James Clark, NJ. D., Physician
Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable
Medicine is unfailing in the cure of all those pain
full and dangerous diseases incident to the female
constitution.
1t modera,es all excess, removes all distractions,
and brings on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills should be used two or three weeks pre-
vious to confinement they fortify the constitution
and lessen the suffering during labor, enabling the
mother to perform her duties with safety to herself
and child.
These Pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS 5 of Pregnancy. as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other
time they are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
pain in the Back and Limbs, Heayiress, Fatigue on
Slight Exertion, Palpitation Of the Heart, Lowness
Of Spirits, Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites and al
the painful diseases occasioned by a disordered svs
TEN, these Pills will effect a cure when all thor
means have ailed,an although O powerful remedy
do not contain iron, calomel, anthony, or any
other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package
Price, in the United State, and Canada, One Dollar.
Sole Agents for this country.
/. &, BALDWIN CO.,
Rochester, n. \.
FUTILE A MOSES, Auburn. y. y, GENERA,
AGENTS.
n. b. 500 and g postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, will insure a bottle Of thePill,
by return mail.
For sale by I. A, PECK and A. c. SPEAR, anC
by one druggist in every town in the United States
' July 9, 1856. w On,
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received daily a. N~IINIFORD'S DRTGOODS
ani CARPET STORE. 1876 Church-street.
Purchasers will find a complete assortment of Fam
cy and staple Dry Goods, C~arpeting and Oil Cloths
ut this establishment which would particularly
Invite those desiring goods in my line to inspect be-
fore purchasing. c. +. STAMFORD
scrt2i diw
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YaElEsNEEN

p.Ew.E s.
s'''''
APLE ol@Ah-A FEW TUBS OF GOOD
w Maple sugar ON hand, iur sale at a l.y figure
,. ,.a, 80 a- -.
> Snq0 this day received q very suIetiqr article
u
toLh;L}9o bhLS iiNCi A. EAlHN
Drands inns Jay Fs.eiyeL 9ui t,t ,.'s 10 90.
n,,,,. 900 ,-r,, ~,I- SUR
v -'"o NIUE -'AlL'' 'INilE
mv us' o"y '''''' y va SG sic tx I'm z WALKER.
ENGs-lOo DRUMS BEST ELEME FIGS IN
store ana i'F san. esSSyytcErpv WALKER
an' 'AN'AONHLN " amin
NL4FId h-l ,So D ba., , ,D%M M IA ~. mo- HIL"t t7r
al, l 49, ,N VATsiCKIFV q WNIETb
sale by "u' NAN9lCNLhN " ""l-NN"'
'T TahaCco inst 70 ro Usiys Which f'Sy VIs" c5n 's ssII NJ ai
nricos which viii arrceablv surprise our customers
Also. n ouantitv of low priced T,bacco, suitable ir
washing sheep jyl5 vANsICKLEN a WALHEE.
-ao,rnrr.on .,, .,,p ron .,rr an
OF / hlND9 ioh sALL Al
iyl7dtwtf " NICHOLS 4 BoYNroN's.
CALMON-25 Bells. 10 HALF do. HUDSON
y Bay Co., Salmon, (new cat,h) this day re-
ceived By au7 VANSICKLEN 4 WALKER.
IL thi. day received in fine order, for sale cheap
by septG NANSlCkLEN 4 WALKER.
,.,or. D.corn u.,,, rur. NV
AM9--oOu Lbs DAu"Ep HAMS lhlN DAi
received oy wrrrr
'epto NAN9lChLEN Il ALhh"'
cam, sATTI- kooo RI-suFIS TTyTRpoo1
- "% -
- y SA4e' yANSgcrn nEEP%t' UArvrP
NATTg-5OO keys this day received. At present
low nr;cs. for hi, article our customers would
do ,eI 10 law in q vear's stock.
wis VANSICKLEN WALKER.
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'f""' "',,"i "a "'''ce
v "a" NV s'o" u" pH'" H'"''' Nem'''s
'n' ~ A'VPS IL iie'a COOL, 6'ys a sou
s. w. '"' """' P''''", y, '"." ~! ""' '''.''
~ ''"''u' ue''!' i'' '"0 ''''''' 1t j. "'sN'y
recoh'nchucu Tor It's fragrance DuIihS the time
inns celeof"tel compound mas been before American
fuohc 1t mas won Tor it'eI! a reputation which
uostlue' " 10 take the leao 81 all preparations for
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The Balm Of Xanthorea, or East Indian
Remedy is the only sure cure for Diarrhua, Dyson
terry, Cholera, gripping pain in the bowels and chill
dren t%ccthing. Prepared by II. S. Humphrey, Og-
dons5urgh. None who have used this valuable
remedy will again be without it, whether they arc
at home, or travelling. In time of war parties do
not wait till the enemy is upon them aud then send
for their arms and ammunition. But they have
their swords girded On, their pistols in their belts,
their %carbincs, muskcts and rifles loaded and ready.
That dire and unsatisGcd monster, Cholera, is the
foe Of all mankind and although like the deadly
rattlosnaie he gives all a warning, yet when his
fangs are once fixed, few recover. A word to the
wise is sufficient. Armed with the Zanthoroa, we
may feel secure.
For sale in Burlington by A. c. SPEAR, and Drug
gists generally. wl3 W.
\ pcriumed Brcnth.-What Lady or gentle.
man would remain under the curse Of a disagrcca-
BILE breath when using the " Balm Of a Thousand
Flowers " as 4 dc~ntriicc, would not only render it
sweet but leave the teeth white as alabaster ? Many
persons DO not know their breath is bad, and the
subject Is SO delicate their friends will never men
ton it. Pour a single drop Of Balm on your
tooth brush ami wash your teeth night and
morning. A fifty cent bottle will last a year.
a BEAUTIFUL CoNrLEXIoN may easily be obtain
ed by using the " Balm Of a Thousand Flowers" 1t
will emo tan, pimplcs and frecklcs from the skin,
leaving it Of a soft and roscate hue. Wet a towel,
pour on two or three drIp', aul wash the face night
anil morning.
Sutyjye MAoa 1>~r.-Wgl ,ul. -aa,.l5 brush
ia either warm or COLI water, pDur IN two or three
drops of" Balm ola Thousand Fowers,' rub the
beard we'll. and it will make a beautiful soft lathcr,
much facilitating the operation Of shaving. Price
only fifty cents. Beware of countcrfeits. None
genuine unless signed, W.. p. TETRIDGE 4 CO.,
wl3 Gm Franklin Square, New York.
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS are admins
tered with uniform success in infammatory rhcuma-
tism. Warm lamentations should first be applied to
the surface, in order to open the pores, and then tho
ointment rubbed in as brislJy as possible. The ape
rient action of tho Pills has the happicst effect in
abating the fever, and it may be confidently ayerrcd
that any species of external inflammation will yield
to a perSsvering use Of these two great remedies
The cases of crysipelas, salt rheum, sore leg, contu-
sion, tumor, cancer, fstula, piles, and external inju-
ry resulting from accident, that have been cured by
Holloway's Ointment. may be numbered by tens of
thousands.
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lust RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.-A FEW
~ moro Of Holmes Seamless Whalcbonc Skirts,
at tho old price, ut the L HIVE.
sept % d&wtf
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SALT! sALT!-5OOO BUSHELS LIVERPOOL
- Salt, for sale, to arrive. Apply to
my2s A SICKLEN 4 WALKER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26

NAILS-5oO kegs this day received. At present
y low prices for this article our customers would
do well to lay in a years stock.
iyl5 VANSICKLEN & WALKER.
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4 ZANE, AND r~NHRELLAS-A LARGE
y Stock of the above ncedful article constantly
on hand or made to order to suit the fancy Of
the purchaser az
auglt d&wtl n. ALLEN d Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26

NURSERY AND OTHER BASKETS, WAGONS
" and Chairs, at J. f. BRINSMAIDS,
apS Church street.
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DRY GOODS.

4 AIDES CLOAKs AND TALNAs a NEW
- Lot, just received. Also, Misses Cloaks and
Capes, some as low as 81, at the BEE HIVE.
sept2 q dtwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26

ESosBuRG FALLS, WEST BERKsurRe, RIcHroRD,
MONTGOMERY, EAST BERKSHIRE, BAKERsrIELD.-
Billiards Panorama of New York city will be cx-
hibitod at Enosburgh Falls in the Church, Thursday
afternoon and evening Sept. %. At West Berk-
shire in the Church, Friday afternoon and evening
Sept. &c. At Richfori in the Church, Saturday
afternoon and evening Sept. ~. AT Montgomery,
in the Methodist Church, Monday afternoon and
evening Sept 20 At East Berkshire in Powers Hall,
Tuesday afternoon and evening Sept. 80. At
Bakersfield Village, Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming Oct. /. The afternoon exhibitions commence
at three, the evening at y o'clock. This work will
also be exhibited at st. Adams Bay IN the Baptist
Church, aud at Fairfield, Fletcher, Fairfax, johnson,
Cambrilseboro', Hyde Park, Morriston, stowe, Wa
tcrbury, Jericho, Undcrhill, Wcstford, Winooski Falls,
Burlington ogoia, and at 5. W. Kimball's B.B. Hotel
Illll, Essex Junction, Baptist and Congregational
Church Colchester Center, a,.w at Ni.aU i17.,
at the Church, near lpmo,llc River, We Milton; at
the Town House, South Hero at j. X. Mitchcl's
Hotel Hall, at Portcrs old Landing, Grand Isle at
the Court House, North Hero at Alburgh City,
Alburgh Springs.
Families Of five persons arc admitted for one
dollar.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26

TAsH PAID FOR CORN AND OATS AT THE
u South Wharf
apl9d6w3mos GEO. W BECKWITH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26

II AMs-2OOO LBS. DAGGED HAMS THIS DAY
IL received by
sept6 vANsICKLEN + WALKER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26

ERESH TOMATOES, PUT Up BY THE
y Shakers, and kept in perfect order, for sale by
myl9dtf A. :. DEWEY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26

4 EMONS-25 BONES OF FRESH LEMONS
IL this day received in fine order, for sale cheap
by septG NANSlCKLEN 4 WALKER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26

NRESH DAT MEAL AND ENGLISH CUR
L rants this day received and for sale by
aug % A. 5. DEWEY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26

SALMON,r DIRECT FROM THE FISHING
- ground at " Bay Chaleur,' this morning re-
ceived. These fish are Of the " catch of July
1856, and in prime condition. 1t !smuch better u
boil or broil them than TO allow Thorn to remain
uksrs they aJs. A. ;. DEWEY.