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When the 1eil of deaf has been drawn be.
tween us and the object of our regard how
quicksighlel do we become to their merits and
how bitterly do we remember words or even
looks of unitindness which may have escaped
in our intercourse with thcm How careful
should such thoughts render us in the fuli .
ment of those Offices of affection which may
yet be IN our power to perform; for who
can tell how soon the moment may arrive
when repentance cannot be followed by repa.
ration!-I Bishop Heller.
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RELIGIOUS JOURNALISM does not always
set the sinners of the secular press a very
amiablc example Of brohery love. Tie Pha-
dclpia banner Of the Cross called The Church
mar the Ecclesiastical Police Gazette and
the latter retortcd by calling the Banner the
Banner of Abuse" The Banner is edited
by clergyman-the Charehman says-who
mot only breaches the Gospel and edits a
newspaper, but keeps book store besides.
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ALEXANDER EVANS,

A TTORNEY AT W.--May be found
n at the Office to which he has lately re-
moved, opposite the store of VIM. Torbelt.
Esq; in the building recently occupied as
the Post Office; or at the Office adjoining his
residence, Eliton, Maryland.
Anril ~. lS5I-tf.
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Fear is mplantcdin us as preventative
from evil but its duty. like other passions. is
not 70 ovcrbcar reason, but to assist it; nor
should it be suffered TO tyrannize in the ina
giiaton to raise phantoms of horror, or beset
life with supernumcrary distlessess.
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REMONA AL.

WYNN. J.JONES has removed his Law
w Oncc to the first story ofs.The Cecil
Whig' Building, where he may always be
found ready to Give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. loft.
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y SMART LAwYEn.--A good story is rela-
.cd Of George W. Garfield. '.smart' lawyer
who does business somewhere in the wilds Of
Cattaraueus county, IN. Y. } The story
runs as follows: -
went down to New York several years
ago. as he used to say with dignilicd cxuIta-
Lion, and put up at the Astor House. While
| was there, Daniel Webster happened to
come to town and he also put up at the As.
.o". Seeing my name ON the register, he i'm.
n"diatIy sent up his card, and soon afte.
called at my room. He wanted to form a
co-parnecShip with mcn the legal profession
aud stick out shingle right there in the city
Ave talked the matter over in a general way,
Nyih a view to a grand swing into the crmi-
Hal practice | thinking it mdlling fair
FhaHc,. In arranging the dcf0ilS of the part
tershlp, the whole thing was suddcnl,
IN 'ckcd Intoa cooked Hat. wanted him tc
| 10 the ogice business, and take half the pro-
'ceas, and | would DO the spouting, Old
Dan wanted me to do the Office business, and
let him do the Spouiug. We had>omc W0fu.
| in relation to this matter. aud finally told
him that | womdat pi1y Il SECOND fIdlc to anl
'Vd man as Dmid Hcjster--id see hiw hIl-
Cd FIRST! He might have made property
and become pretty fair criminal LAWYER il
he hadn't been such IN cgolistical old fellow
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CARDS.
Chills & Fever.

DASCHALT.S FEVER AND AGUE MIXTURE
l. i. an ciicctual preventive and Cure for Chills
and Fever. Dumb Aguc, Intermittent Fever. and
Bilious Attacks. 1t is also valuable and SAFE
tonic and Alternative under many o;her cIcumsjan-
ces. totally free from admixture with any mineral
ubsttnce. confirming neither
Arsenic, Copper, Mercury or An'imony.
IT Is EXCLUSIVELY VEGETABLE
in its composition Tho ingredients are of MILD
NATURE, AND CoMMINGLED IN SuCn PROPORTIONS AS
NOT TO SHOCK THE NERVOUS system, or PRODUCE
UNPLEASANT FEELINGS IL THE HEAD! As tonic,
it is Mt the same time very GENTLE, Powerful
and DURABLE. in effect. Its stimulating proper les
are so slight as to produce No INJURY when taken
in hca!th and its continued use docs not acaus!Om
the system 10 It's action. to destroy its useful
as is the case with most medicines.
E3w'p 5 Monnis. sole Proprietor nd NJ M
facurcr. No 9i6 Arch street, Philadelphia.
80" Ag'nts-R. l.. Thomas and David Derr,
North l. 81; Drs. II. H. Mitchell and Jos Wallacc
E;kton; 7. b Hopper Chesapeake City; Jas Ford,
CcciItoG. Imay 30 tistp
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DENTAL NOTIrE.

TN II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
l. 4. located in this town, tenders his pro
~fessional services to the citizens OF
EIIB Elkton and vicinity. Office nearly
opposite the Court House.
Elkton, May 5-tf.
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Il, Coke CaZier.

IJAS for Sale Wines Champagne, malaga
llport and Maderia) Old Rye whiskey IS
kinds) Gin, Brands q kinds) N. f. Rum,
German Bitters. md Cigars, both domstic
and foreign. Warranted as representa-.
Sept. ID 1856, 1T.
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A GA IL ID.

TIVE Undersigned, having entered in
l. Co-Partncrship for The practice OF the
LAW in all its various branches, will Civ.
their prompt and undivided attentionto sucl
business as may be entrusted to them.-
Office opposite opposite the Court House
where one or both may always be found dur
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE.
JOHN \. j .CRESWELL.
Doc
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CARPETS CARPETS !,
n. PECK, JR. ~ CO.,
Having appropriated the "a story of the
BEE HIVE

now oiler TO the Public nm enti.ely
NEW STOCK
OF the above goods, In doing So, we shall not
boast our facilities, nor exaggerutc our assortment
nor "i9iY c'mp'tition," nor promise To "selI
cheaper than the cheapest" But hayin, obtain-
ed ~ experience, n thorough knowledge If The
hetiil carpet trade, we feel cOmpetent 10 manage
1t successfully and to the satisfaction of our Gus
TONERS and we Halter ourselves that our faciIi
ties ANA assortment, are at least equal To nny deal
or IA TINS vicinity. We invite the atteDiion nf
purchasers from surrounding towns, believing that
they can now find at burlington u better as.,rt
ment Of Caructing, and
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
than a' any other town between Boston md Trov
Neshavc said nothing Of our prices preerrinc m 10,
discriminating public Judge for themseIvr. ,,,o,,
examination OF the Goods. We do not interd -,
let tins branch withdraw our attention fron a..
Dry GOODS DEPARTUENy
but rather to make it tributary To opr stealth,
increasing busints4.
n H. Purchasers of Carpets WHO live ont If
to"h'are particularly to take the mea sure
ment OF their rooms Carpets in all cases emf IN
match When desired also made up 20 order upon
Our Terms are Cash ; and our object /, IN NAL,
money Come aud see how we do il, at the
Rurlino,on u..,s, BEE HIVE.
S"s''' "s'Va 'e'h d&w
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For the d ard 4 n d.


The subscriber cutivutes ana keeps for sale at
his garden aud green house in Thetford, Vermont
OHNAMEN1AL SnRUBs Of the finest varieties in
GLIDING the Wcigclia Eosen, Deutzia Graclis, Tar
tartan Hone ysuckles, &c.
RosEs, June, Moss, Prairie, Yellow, Hybrid
Perpetual and Everblooming.
liERBACEOUs PERENNGALs in many choice varieties,
among which are Dielytra Spectabis, (the finest of
hardy perennials.) Peonies, PhloIes Larkspurs,
and Spiiwas of the best varietios
BEDDlNG-OCr PLANTS including Verbenas In
more than 100 of the finest varieties, Heiotropes
Scarlet Geraniums, Salyias, Feyeriew, and many
others.
PARLoR PLANTS Tea, China, Noisette and
ourboa Roses, ~ splendid varieties Of fuchsia,
&c, &c.
FLOWER SEEDS few Of the very choicest va.
rieties only
GRAPE VINES Rcbecca, Concord, Diana, Early
Black July, &c
KAsrBERRIEs Biinckle's Orange chest OF ALL
kncvitts Giant (best red), Fastolf Francona, &c.
BLAckBERRIEs; New Rochelle and Dorchester
Seeding.
GoosEBERRIEs; iioughton's Seeding.
CURRANrS; Mays Victoria, Cherry, White
Grape, White and Red Dutch, Black Naples, &c.
STRAWBERRIES; Burr's New Pine, Moyalnen.
sing, llovey ,Jenny's and Walkers Seeding. ,&c.
RnlBARB Linnrus, Victoria. Giant. and
Downings Colossal.
PEARS on Ounce, for garden culture; and
few fine trees on Pear roots.
APPLErREEs, Of most Of the leading varieties.
Catalogues with prices and descriptions gratis
to all applicants. f. c. WORCESTER.
Thetford, March 1857. d&wGw
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For Sale, or 10 Rcnt.--Tbe W,

uatIe and extensive Farm On WinOoski River, tw.
i0lesn north of the village ofBurngton known as the
"BhADLEY FARM" containing $50 acres Of al
laval. upland and timber land, with house and
good out-buIldings thereon. 1hi. farm will be
sold entire. divided into smaller farms 10 suit
purchasers.
2 The Valuable Farm in Colchester, one mile
north of Winooski Falls, on the road t. Milton.
known as the "CATLIN FARM" oontaiuin.
shout 800 acres of tillage, pasture and woodland,
with house and out-buiIdings thereon.
3, Lot numbered III in Colchester, eontainip,
100 acres.
4. Tue two-story Brick House and premises, On
the south side Of Pearl street, AMI between Pine
street and Cnamplain street. known a. the "HUNT
HOUSE"
5. Seven Houses, with out.buildins. and land
on doch street between Pearl street and the resi-.
Sence of n. Pomeroy, Egg.
{ The BRICK STORE ut the corner of Pearl
street and Goch street.
Z The new, spaeiYu. and subst,ntil Epri T.
NV ELLlNu-hOUSE Mt the head of Pearl stree,
(neIt west o! the residence Of tho late Avian I,,,
with the grounds adjoining. This situ,tiun conn
mands one Of the finest AID most extensive. Of IN,
views OF the lake, lays and mountains for which
burlington is So famous
All the before mentioned prope'ty will be soll
~ low price, and Pile time viii be given for the
payment OF large part Of the purchase money. A
perfect title will be given.
Apply nt the Office Of the subscriber, CONNER.
DIAL Bank building, Court House square.
GEO. +. EDMUNDS
burlington Feb ), 1851, d1wtf
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Oxygessateh Esitters.

cure for Dyspepsia.-The history of thi. remark
able medicine, and it's astonishing success in OBJ
stuate cases Of Dyspepsia, Asthma, and General
Debility of the System, place it among the most
wonderful discoveries Ia medical science, and mas
given it reputation far beyond any remedy
known for these complaints, In all their various
forms,
The Oxygenated Bitters contain nothing
which can intoxcatc and the medicine has n o
simih ity whatever to the various alchoholc mix
lures disguised n. "Bitters," being purely neii-
cinnl compound, in which are combined tho most
valuable remedial agents, and a peculiar oxygen
atcd property, hitherto unknown, but highly eff.
eacious in all complaints arising from weakness
and arrangement, or prostraton Of the stomach
and system generally. 1t is mild and agreeable
tonic removing all disagreeable symptoms, and as.
sisiug nature in her efforts restore the impaired
powers Of the system.
SETH W FOWLE 4 Co, l3s Washington St,
Boston, PrOprieto's. Sold by their agent, every
where.
Agents, T. A. Peck. A C. Spear, Burlington
j. Newell Il Co Winooski Falls ii. A. Hodges
Richmond A. H. Grovencr, Jonesville J. +.
Henry, Waterbury Marcus HULL Hnesburgh
L. Alexander 4 Co. Charlotte K. Ferguson,
Essex. ow3y
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DIED

10 thi, town, Apfil stb, at the residence Of
her son, Morton Cole, Mrs.. Jerusha Cole, relict
Of the late Dr.. Seth Cole, eyed 10 yeafa. month
and days.
The funeral will take place Friday the iOtn
inst, at 2 o'clock, p. N.
Ia this place, March 81, 1857, Helen Terwel-
iegar, wife Of Nathan W. Bancroft, aged AZ years
Al Ssxtons River, March 81, Caroline c., vito
Of Rev. L. Hayden. 40.
In Wilmington, March 20, Harriet y a., vito Of
Charles Crawford, aged &c.
IL Woodstock, March q. Matilda, vito Of Ad-
olson ]. Darling, aged 30.
In St. Johpsbury. March 2s, Mr. Lewis Perigo
sse1 20.
In bennington. March 20, Mrs Susan n-gwn,
agsi 70.
In Rutland, April !, AFRO Co.ton, aged 49,
In Jamaica, March p. Mr.. Oliver Maynard,
aged 49,
also, March so, Mr.. Choselton Johnson, aged
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NEWSPAPER CONSOLIDATION. The Boston
Atlas, Traveller, and Chronicle are. il is M
nounced, to be united into one paper, to be
published in quarto form ike the n. Y.
Dailies, with a c. pital Of 500, 1000 1t is
also stated that the new paper will be un-
der the editorial charge Of Samuel Bowles,
Esq, of the Springfield Republican. Mr..
Bow.es has the uncC mmon qualities neccssa-
ry for such post, and we doubt hot that the
new paper will become under lis supervis'
ion formidable rival Of the New York
Dailies, in New England. The Springfield
Republican, as we have had occasion to say
before now, we consider second to no
journal in the country in all chat constitutes
good newspaper, and unless Mr.. BoWlcs
takes DR.. Holland with him, we doubt not
1t will continue to hold it's high position.
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M AIR EkEES.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET

IAN DhlDOE OAl LIZ NANh
Wednesday prl Sat market 3s3 Cattle
about 800 Beeves and Ks Stores consisting Of
Working Oxen, Cows and Calves, Yearlings two
and three years old. Market Beef Extra-pe. ewt
SO 800 First quality, SIS a $780, Second do
80 4 ia Third do G,25 ESQ, Ordinary ;
Stores Working Oxon 80 a 100 l5Oa lsO.
Cows and Calves from So AZ so a G5. Year
lings none. Two years old IS a IS. Three years
old 30 a 49, Sheep and Lambs 1910 at market
prices in lots 81 IS 3 so 90 90 each. Er.
TIA and selections 10. Swine 400 western At
market prices live weight, S s,5Oc dressed 10 9
per ID. Shoats Wholesale a gc Retail % a lOIc
per h. Hides j II 4t. per ID. Talow : $ ,c
per ID. Pclts s. 10 a 2,OOeach. Calfskins IA a
lie. Calves Il u 80 each.
RemarLa Ti.@ n~s1 s..us .,,d ,iuior ,v-uuy Mt
about 2jc advance. but few left at II o'clock
Working oxen, plenty and dull at prices asked.
sheep rather dull. Those with the wool of sell
from 81 per 10. while those of the same quail
ity with the wool on, sell from & a sc per h.
Nextswcek being fast, market day will lie on Tues
day instead of Wednesday.
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ElaMl.s for Tic Past.

4 WOULD ASSURE MY CUSTOMERS AMI
the Public generally that have spared n,
pains Ia making my stock this spring. and an
ready to oIl,r the best and largest stock that
have had at any one time, Of good
Coats, Pants, Vests, nnd ChiidIcn's
Clothes &c.
OF almost all varieties Of STYLE such general
~ worn. Also CLOTHS, ChSIMERES, YES.
1INGS g.. Furnishing Goods Of all kinds lu-
dia Rubber Goods, and very great variety Vi
useful articles in constant use. All If which shall
be sold Mt low prices. All kinds Of TAILOR'S
TRIMMINGS Sc, s..
Clothes Cleaned in the neatest manner without
the least injury to cloth colour, warranted Re
pairing, dc.
SINGE FRS NEItING MACHINES AND
RiGHT FOR USE.
bought the right Of thi. County the first year
1t was Patented and am sole owner, | havealways
sold at their lowest prices with all improve
monts aud the purchasers have always had them
direct from their firm with the least possible de-
lay foI transportation and without any trouble VI
loss. ! appeal to those that have bought
Whcelcr's Block, next to American Hotel, Bur
lington, VI CHARLES BENNS.
April /. d3w w2mO.
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=
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and all interest whi.h the light Of PRACTICAL
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Reports Of UNITED STATES.PATENTS granted
are also pub shed every week, including OFFICIAL
Cor,L- Of all the PATENT CLAIMS, together with
news and Information upon THOUSANDS OF 9TH.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ErlnCIS EguIrscI, Estate

STATE OF VERMONT. The Honorable the
District Of Chittenden, ss Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden, To all parsons interested in
tho estate of Francis liursch, late of Burlington
In said District, deceased, GRgEiSG.
WHEREAS, the administrator Of the Estate of
said deceased, hath made application to thi,
Court, to extend the time allowed for the payment
OF the debts of said deceased, for year, from
the 24th day of April, A. u. 1857.
WnEhturoN, the said Court, doth thereby as
sign and appoint the 2jth day of April, A. ID.
1881, ut the Probate Court Rooms for hearing on
said application, and doth order and decree, that
notice be given to all persons interested in said
Estate, by publishing this order three weeks sue.
eessivey in the Burlington Free Press, previous to
the day assigned for hearing.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this third
day Of April A. d. 1897.
NIlMj u. ERENNlI. Keyister.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Examination and EXhiB,i-

CION.--The Winter Term of Instruction IN
Hinesb4rgh Academy, will close on Weincs lay,
She 18th >nst.
There will be publ, examination Of the diaeren:
slasss: during Tuesday and Wednesday.
On Tuesisy evening, the Rev. c. L. Ferrin'
will deliver lecture, to which all are invited.
On Wednesday evening, the students of the
Academy will give a public exhibition consisting
Of Declarations, Dislogues. Colleagues and
Dramas, interpreted with choice selections in
vocal and plano music.
Doors open at & o'clock. Fec for admission,
% cts each For children, who come, under the
sare Of THAR parents or guardisns aud sH with
them, 10 cts, each
Strict order, and quiet attention during the per
formpucOs, are enjoned upon all who may attend.
No more will be admitted than can be comfortably
teated.
wAlwl A. L. LEAVENWORrlI Principal
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G. T.. Van Ness Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, , Tho Honorable the
Diatrcl OF Chittenden Sc. Probate Court for the
District oil Chittenden. To all persons interested
in the estate of c. F. Van Ncs', late Of Washing
ton City, D. c, deceas 4.
Greeting.
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the 2Ith
DAY Oh April 1857, the settlement Of the lmn.
istraton account of the administrator with the will
annexed, OF the estate Of Cornelius 2. Van Ness
late of Washington CITY, in the District of Column.
bla, deceased, and rlered that pablo notice
thereof oe given to all Persons interested in said
estate, by publishing this order three weo IS sue.
cessiVely previous to the day assigned in the Bur
iington Free Press printed IN Burlington, in said
District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at
the PROBATE Court rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned then and there to contest the allow.
ance oil SAID account, if you see cause.
Given under NY hand, this Sd day Of APRIL,
A. D., 1857.
w4lwj w. II. FRENCH, y.L.s.
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.y,e,-y " tnelr improyements.


{ II Cd
- and as r. s1afurs Dseliss
Just fuo.i he'd, Gratis the Twentieth Thousand
t.H WORDS on THE RATIONAL TREAT.
MEN,, without Medicine, Of spermatorrhea or Lo.
"a! Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions Genit.! ard
Nervous Debility, Impotcucy, and Impediments 10
Marriage generally. by &. be LANEY NJ D
me important fact that the many alarming oom
plants, originating in the imprudence and solitude
~ y '-t-' may be easily removed without Medicine
Ia ~ this small tract, clearly demonstrated; and 10
entirely lie" and highly successful treatment 90
At'ltei 'y the Author, fully explained, by nssr-
gi which every one is enabled 10 sur- -
s sS' " , At I1e east possible cost thereby avoid.
ing az tAe advertised nostrums Of the d,v N''S'
sent t. any address, gra,i, .ai mat;
s'',t n''.'re oy rgGtting (post paid) two
~ t'n,'' 20 pS y De LANEl, II Iisns NV Pe'
49, Sep 23l2v6m
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Troy House.

ElIARLES II. JONES, PRESENT PROPRI
y etoT OF the Cumberland House, PlattsLurgh,
Ne" loTk, would announce that on and after
the fret day Of MAY next he will be
happy to receive his friends and tho public
at the Troy House, having leased it Tor term of
years. The House has recently been enlarged
and entirely rebuilt, with all the modern improve.
ments added aid is perfect in all its departments
1t is also furnished throughout in the most .x.
pSn.iye and luxurious style
Mr.. Jones, hopes from his experience as a Hotel
Keeper and tho facilities he will have, to give
entire satisfaction to ali his guests.
Plattsburgh, March 10, 1857. d3wwl I.
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Il u = Il 4 VI ON N!!!


Messrs. Barr, Foster & Co., Boston.
cents feel 1t incumbent upon me as IL dut '
which owe to you and the public, to make the fol.
lowing statement in regard to the remarkable pow.
er Of Arnolj's Fluid
For more than year my Wife. mother and three
OF myellIdren were afflicted with malignant hu.
NOR, the character Of which eminent ph ysicians
were uHa6f, 10 determine prescr.dt successful ts1,-
ay for. After trying many humur remedies, wa g
.n1gSeu 70 make use Of Arrold's Globues aud vi
tai Fluid WI, ch am IL ost happy to say has cntir.
ly cured them For the benefit Of others like atic.
Cd would say that no language Of commentator
which can we is too strong for the merits of these
vastly celebrated medicines. G. b. SHERMAN.
ulobules 70 and 80 cents per box. Vital Fluid
so cents and 81 per bottle
:, Burr, Foster Co., Cornhill, General Agents.
Mansfield Co., II City wharf. Special AGENT.
Weeks Potter, lit Washington atteet, and O. co.
GOODWIN, 80 Union street, Wholesale Dealers.
Sold by prominent medicine dealers generally.
Sold in Burlington by I. A. Eek. oct2idaw