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Always Something New.
READ THIS--OLD AND YOUNG
PROFESSOR WOODS
Hair Restorative

Is, no doubt the most wonderful discovery of this
age of progress, for it will restore, permanently,
gray hair to its original color, cover the head of
the bald with a most luxuriant growth, remove at
once all dandruT and itching, cure all scrofula,
and other cutancous eruptions, such as scald head
etc. 1t will cure, if by magic, nervous or peri
odcal headache make the hair soft, glossy, and
wavy, and preserve the color perfectly, and the
hair from falling, to extreme old age.
The following is from distinguished member
ST the medical profession
81. PAUL, January !, 1855.
PROFESSOR 0. J. WOOD-
DEAR SIR Unsolicited, I send you this GER
tifcate. After being nearly bald for some time,
and having tried all the hair restOrativcs eXtant
and having no faith in any. | was in iuced, on
hearing of yours to give it trial. I placed my
self in the hands Of a barber, and had my head
rubbed with good stiff brush, and the Restora-
tive then applied and well rubbed in, till the scalp
was aglow. This repeated every morning, and
in three weeks the young hair appeared and grew
rapidly from August last till the present time and
thick, black and strong-soft and pleaant
to the touch whereas, before, it was harsh and
wiry, what little there was of it, and that little
was disappearing very rapidly. l still use your
restorative about twice week, and shall soon
have good and perfect crop of hair. Now had
read of these things sand who has not but have
not seen any case where any persons hair re-
ally benefited by any Of the hair tones, etc, of
the day and it really gives Inc pleasure to record
the result ofmy experience. have recommended
your preparation to others, and it already has
large and general sale throughout the Territory.
The people here know its effects, and have conf
dencc in it. The supply you sent US, whole
sale agents for the Territory, is nearly exhausted,
and daily inquiries are made for it. You deserve
credit for your discovery ; and for one, return
you my thanks for the benefit it has done me, for
| certainly had despaired long ago Of ever effect
ing any such result.
Yours, hastily,
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Patent piCkpOclsct a.!

(C0pyrlgh secured By Mc BEE HIFE)
BNHIS CURIOUS MACHINE is very simple in
its construction, yet the manner, sIcccss and
extent Of its operations are truly wonderful and
strange a. it may seem, it is perfectly harmless
useful, and even necessary to the pubic good u
displays mnch ingenuity and discretion in all OF
its operations, adapting itself to the wants and
wishes of its victims, always yielding when they
cry "hold, enough " it is very discriminating in
is abst actions always rejecting" slow notes and
"bogus" money. This novel machine throws
James and Aunt Susan'' Sewing Machine, and
even Turks " Rat Trap " entirely into the shade.
The principle upon which it operates can be ex-
pressed in one word, viz.-CASH. We have both
the audlcty and candor to recommend this ma
chine to the public, and affirm that it is n great
benefit to community, and very profitable to our
selves that ali of the above, and much more, can
justly be said of our machine, we fully believe ;
but if any are iucredulOus We wish them to come
and test it for Themselves if AFT aid to do that
we refer them to any of its lucky victims, who
will checrfully dispel all doubts and corroborate
what VIC have stated. The magic power of this
machine, consists in the irresistible attractions
which surround it it has at its disposal some
thing which every one nccds-hcnce, the secret
OF its power.
rGNHE BEE HIVE is the place to buy Carpets
Oil Cloths, Mat'ings aud Druggets.
F1NHE BEE HIVE is the place to buy all kinds
q of Curtain Materials.
rANnr BEE HIVE is the place to buy Dres!
Goods, Shaw., Mantllas, and Talma'.
rs'nE BEE II We is the place to buy Embrod
cries. Llces, and Trimmings.
rH'nE BEE HIVE is the place to buy all kind
of llouse-furnishng Dry Goods.
rI'nE BEE HIVE is the place to buy Hosiery
| Gloves, Mtts, and I'dk'fs.
rk'nE BEE HIVE is the place to buy anythinl
q ia the Dry Goods line. Come and see if it i
mavSdtwtr a. PECK JR ICO.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Lester Halls Estate.

STATE OF VERMOnT, ,rINhc Honorable the
DIsr or CnrrEvngv S. | Probate Court,
for the District ofChittonden.
To the heirs and all persons interested in the
estate OF Leste II III, lat Of Will.ton, in said
District, deceased, Greeting
Whereas, application hath been made to this
Court in writing, by the Administrators Of the es-
late OF Lester Hall, late Of Wlliston, deceased,
Tor license To sell land warrant, for one hun
drod and sixty acres, dated the 2Cth day of
November, 1855, and numb red l03s7, and pray
Ing FOR license and authority to sell so much of
the real estate OF the deceased as may be neces.
sary for the payment of debts, and charges Of ad-
mnstrltion, and setting forth therein T. amount
of debts due from the said deceased the charges
of administration, the amount of personal estate
AMI the situItion of the real estate.
Whcreupon, the said lurt appointed and as.
signed the % day of June, A. y 1857. at the Pro-
bate Court rooms, in said District to hear and de-
eide upon said application. and petition, and or
dcred public notice thereof to be given to all per-
sons Interested therein, by publishing sIid order,
together with the time and place of hearing, three
weeks excessively in the Burlington Free Press
a newspaper which circulates in the ncighborhood
OF those persons interested In said estate all which
public ltions shall be previous to the day assigned
for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court, at the time and place assigned
then and there in said Court to give bonds, as the
law directs, for the payment Of tho debts, and
charges of administration, and make your ohiec-
tions to the granting such license if you see
clusc.
Given n1er my hand, at the Probate Court
rooms, this j0th day of May, A. D. 1857.
wiJw3 II. FRENCH Repister
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Messrs Burr, Foster Co., Boston.
Gents | feel it incumbent upon me as a duty
which owe to you and the public, to make the fol-
lowing statement in regard to the remarkable pow
er of Arnold's Fluid.
For more than year my wife's mother and three
Of my children afflicted with NAL guant HUI
NOR, the character of which eminent physicians
unable 10 derm,ne prescribe successful rene
dy for. After trying many humor remedies, was
induced to make use of Arnold's Globulcs and vi
tai Fluid which am most happy to say has entire
ly cured them. For the benefit Of others like atlct-
ed, would say that no language of commentator
which is too strong for the merits of these
vastly celebrated medicines. g. d. SHERMAN.
8 Globules Is and 80 cents per box. Vital Fluid
80 cents and 81 per bottle.
Burr, Foster Co., Cornhill, Genera Agents.
Mansfield Il Co., IL City wharf, Special Agents
Weeks Potter, 1854 Washington street, and Geo.
GOODWIN, 80 Union street, Wholesale Dealers.
Sold by prominent medicine dealers generally.
Sold in Burlington by I. A. ECk. oct24d&w
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Patent Agency

AT TIE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.
Tl'HE undersigned having established a Patent
i Agency at Washington for procuring Patents
in the United States and Europe, is prepared to
prosecute claims for new inventions the most
favorable terms. lie will decide the patentabil-
ity of inventions for So, with additional char,
ges beyond he actual expense of drawing, unless
patent is secured.
The best of scientific skill will be employed in
prosecuting the claims of inventors before the
Patent Office and those who may employ the
subscriber may rely upon having their business
done with promptness and in thorough and sat.
isfactory manner. Models may be forwarded bA
Express or otherwise, as most convenient.
Reference OF the highest character will be Civ.
On when required. Address,
d&w3m J. C. DICKEY,
apr25 Washington, D. C.
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Alpine Hair Balm,

For Restoring cray Hlr 10 ne Original Color,
NTARRANlED to cure badness, scurf, dand-
w ruff, itching and all diseases Of the skim
This Balm gives the scalp new aud hcalthful ac-
ton restore the coloring matter to the roots of
the hair, which passes through the hair and give
it natural color without the use of hair dye.
Hundreds of preparations have been introduced
pretending to preserve the hair and keep it from
falling off, composed of OILS, Alcohol, aud other
deleterious materials, and all to no use. Hair
dyes have been introduced that do not give the
hair a natural color, besides being troublesome to
use, This Balm is not Dye. knowing that
preparation was needed to do what was required
for the H5ir, the proprietor induced to exper-
iment until he could obtain an article that would
be the exact remedy, and after seven years trial
has perfected this Balm. 1t is soothing and emol-
lent, allays all irritation of the scalp, thereby
stopping that troublesome itching. II cures
dandruf and scurf and when the hair has turned
gray it will bring it back to its original color be
it Black, Brown or Auburn. 1t makes the hair
soft and glossy,-prevents it from falling off as
will be seen by using this balm foronly a few davs
life will be given to the roots of the hair, and
growth will soon appear. Growth does not take
place at the end of the hair, as will be seen in
persons who have their hair dyed. II YOU exam
ine gray hair that has been colored for a week
You will find towards the roots. that the hair has
come out gray, hence it is necessary to have the
fluid at the roots of the hair healthy, that the
whole hair may be a natural color. Each hair has
u root in the skin, and is of Itselfa hollow, gray
tube, through which there is constant circulation
of the pigment from the root. When this pigment
or coorng matter dies out, il leaves tina hair hol-
low and gray. To invent a balm that would pro-
duce this pigment has become the study OF the
proprietor. The discovery Of the Alpine Hair
Balm will do it. 1t will bring the hair to its nat
ural color by making new the coloring matter in
the roots of the hair.
1t is mistaken notion that oil or grease will
restore the hair a nothing can be more injurious.
The Alpine Hair Balm, will restore the skin and
save the hair of those who have been sick with fe-
yer or any disease.
Prepared bye A. 7. MASON, Providence, X. /.
DIP IVES 4 CO, SO Milk St, Boston, Mass.
sole agent for the States and Canadas.
For sale in Burlington by 4, y. BENTON.
VAS Gm,
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lSj7. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1877.
an AND AFTER MAY 18th 1857, TRAINS
W will run as follows:
Leave Boston at 7,3o and II 90 A. NJ
" Fitchburc at $50 AN and | 30 p. NJ
" Bellows Falls at $50 a. Nj and IL U5 and
5,35 p Nj.
" Rutland for Burlington, at As A. NJ.
. 50 - 90 a-d = 80 =. NJ.
Burlington for Rutland and Bellows Falls
at9.l5, tl0.j0 and Ills A. VI. and SIS p. NJ.
70 Both Trains from Boston, go through to
Burlington, same day.
At Burlington trains connect with Vt. Central
X. and Lake Champlain Steamers; at Rutland
with trains for Troy, Albany, New York, Saratoga
springs, scheme tady. and the West-at below
Falls with trains OF the Cheshire Road for Fitch
burgh, Worcester, Lowell and BOSTON, Vermont
Valley Road, for Brattlebuto, Springfield, Hart.
ford, New Haven and New iork--and with Sdlli-
van Road for Windsor, White River Junction and
the White Mountains.
Freight train with passenger car.
totop between Burlington and Rutland or at
Nergcnnes, Middlebury and Brandoi.
Z. A. CHAPLIN, Supt.
Rutland, May 9th. 1857 d6wtt
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HOTCHkISS 4 JELLISOv

4 GENTS for the FIVE POINTS MONTHLY RE
~ ORD, noting the events that transpire weekly
in that vicinity where vice and misery join hand
in hand and how many children are rescued there
from. Price only 50 cts. per year.
The NEW loRK lNDEPENDESr, Religious and
Secular Paper which has contributors Of the high
est talent, among whom stand Rev. Henry W.
Beecher. Cheevsr, Thompson also, Mrs. Beecher
Stowe. The Financial Department is conducted
by Mr.. Bowen, of the firm Of Bowen, McNamee
4 Co who stands A No. in this branch. Price
$3.50 per
We are also authorized to take subsc iptons for
the New FORK Observer, paper which has not its
supeIjor in the United States. Neither conserva-
tive nor ultra, it is universally taken by both
Northerners and Southerners. Among its con-
tTibutors stand Rev. l. Prime, Doct. Murray, Be-
man, Spring, and host of others. To those who
desire to keep posted up" on the events Of the
day, both Papers would be found useful, for one
would have a tendency to cOunteract the extreme
in the other. maylldSwu
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Vermont Central Railroad.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
The shortest and quickest Route for
Chicago and the West.
Northern, Western, British and U. S.
MAIL ROUTE
TO Commence Monday, May II, 1857.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave burlington at 9.3j A. NJ 12.45 and 4 so
EXPRESS TRAIN connects at Windsor n nd White
River Junction with trains leaving Boston and
Springfield at $50 A. NJ. same day and from New
York the previous day at 400 PM: leave Wind.
sor at % 7. NJ. connects at Rouses Point with
train for Montreal and with through ENprcss train
same evening for Ogdcusburgh, Toronto, Detroit,
Chicago, tho West, via Grand Trunk and Great
western Railroads, making the shortest. quickest
and most reliable route from New England to the
West.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Windsor Mt
90 p NJ, connects at Windsor with trains from
New York same day and White River Junction
with train leaving Boston at 1900 noon. Mt
| Rouscs Point with train for Montreal and Og-
densburgh same evening, and at Prescott with
| the night express for Toronto, Chicago and the
West.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Burlington at 9.35 A. M.l2,A5 and It's
| MALL TRAIN connects at Rouses Point with
| express trains from Chicago, Ogicnsbursh md
| Montreal the same mornngat WI tic River Juno
| ton and Windsor with trains for Boston and New
lork, arriving IN Boston earlier than by any other
! route.
BOSTON NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN connect,
| at Rouscs Point with trains from Ogdensburgh
and Montreal, at White River Junction, with
trains arriving in Boston at S.i5 next morning
and at Windsor with train arriving in New York
at 400 p. NJ. next day.
Tickets for Chicago, Detroit, Kansas md the West
via Grand Trunk and Great Western Railroads fol
sale at the principal stations and by
NJ. L. CHURCH, Agent,
Burlington, May IL, 1857. No |, Town Hall
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Dentistry.
Dentistry.
WIN. L. HARRIS, SURGEON AND NE
wv NnANICAL Dentist. hls taken an OFice in

WIN. L. HARRIS, SURGEON AND NE
w CuANGcAL Dentist, has taken an Office in
Bank Block over A. Prouty's Store, where he may
be found at all times in readiness to wait upon
those who may require his services.
Carious teeth filled with pure Crystal Gold
(the best article now in use) and Gold Foil, and
restored to permanent usefulness if attended 10
in proper time
Teeth inserted on pivot or plate either Gold or
Silver, partial or full sets, and made in a manner
which cannot fail to please.
Teeth extracted without pain by the freezing
process, which is in advance Of Chloroform and
Eth err, there is not tho slightest danger in its
use, and is just successful,
DR.. IL, has At himself in this place perma-
nently ami oUcTatons will he performed by
him in d careful and durable manner and warran-
tie to give perfect salts action.
Burlington, Feb. ?, 1887. dawtf
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1867
Great Northern and Western
Railroad and Steamboat Route.
NORTHERN On. W RAILROAD,

90 miitS Sarcd b0,r,,n Burlington and
Chicago By THIS route.
FIRST TRAIN leaves Rousc's Point 500 A. NJ,
arrives at OgGt nshurgh at 90 A. NJ, connect
ing at Potsd am with Potsdlm Watcrtown RR for
Watcrtown, Rome, Syracuse, Rochester, Niagara
Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati and West
via. Lake Shore also, via. Great Western and
Lake Erie steamers and at Ogden sburgh connect
with Grand Trunk RR for Bytown, Kingston, To.
ronto, Hamilton. Detroit, Chicago and all points
South and West and also connect at Ogdensburgh
with American Express Steamers for Cape Vim
cent, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Buffalo and West.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Kouses Point at 10
NJ or ON the arrival of the Trains from the
Vermont Central RR, arrive at Ogdensburgh 900
=. NJ, connecting with Grand Trunk Kk for all
points West f.; also with American Mail Boats on
Lake Ontario for Cape Vincent, Sacket's larbor,
Oswcgo, Rochester, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Buff
talo and the West.
THIRD TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point T,2o p. VI,
on the arrival Of the Boston Express Mail via. Vt.
Central and Lake Champlain Steamers from White
Hall and arrive at 0gdensburgh 1900 NJ, con-
Meeting with Grand Trunk Rail Road same even
ing, arriving at Toronto in the morning, lamil-
ton ,O5 7. NJ. Detroit 900 p NJ, Chicago 9,2j
A. NJ next morning, making 33 hours time from
Ogdensburgh to Chicago. This Train also con-
meets at Ogdensburgh with Lake 0ntaIio Steamers
for all places West.
RETURNING.
FIRST TRAIN (Boston Express) leaves Og-
uehSoursh at 4,op a. NJ, arrives at Rouse Point
s.25 A. NJ, connects with Vt. Central RR and ar
rivcs at burlington at 1915 A. NJ, Boston 500
p. NJ, same evening, making connections with all
Rail Road Lines south and East and at Burling-
ton With Lake Champain Steamers for White
Hall, Sarat ga, Troy and New York.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Ogdensburgh at LOO
\. NJ, arrives at Rouse's Point at IS p. NJ,
connects with Boston Night Express Train on VT.
Central, arriving Mt Boston at So A. NJ. and
Worcester at 800 A. M.ucxt morning also, con-
meets at RoHse's Point with Lake Champlain
steamers for SARATOGA, Troy, Albany and New
York
THIRD TRAIN. Accommodation, leaves Oc-
deusburgh at 800 =. NJ. arrives at Eousc's Point
at 1920 lodge proceed next morning via VI.
Central or Lake Champlain steamers
Tickets for the above Rout can be procured at
all stations on the VT. Central kE and Of NJ, j..
CHI Ken, burlington, Vt.
GEO. V. llOYLE, Superintendent.
Nav | | 1877.
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co n : L Nj p L O n
Diseases OF tho Throat
successfully cured, by Inhaling Cold Mediclted

V,r.rs
.,-r,,,,.,,. ..-r1,,,,,
D. AN4,N+N HlONh' fhySlelan 10 the Troy
H.. Lung lh>iItute' inventor oil the celebrated
a LN'Ni!Eh OF Lung lester' and Gator OF the
man" OIAce' Is treating with astonishing
ia diseases % the Lung inc throat ana
lear'' A5thmh' btohehlis' Laryhs'us, and III
pei.ul"' C",N u'n Won, WIN ms new discovered
t!s,n ~ N''r ''uyalIu Napofs'-which are
1;'''n'' ""ee''! 'A'o Inc Lungs ana the seat oil
''s srtf o',...,
ms "IESVo'c'9 y onSeu upon true sclenthc Prln-
iHo N"P"Is are SO prepared ana composed,
a. W ulSsoL'o tuoefcular matter IN the Lungs ana
.i4'' II /" oe cNPtctora'eu'-at the same time II
u"Ne's'S every minute air tube and CELL and ul-
eeI".vN 0"f''" III inc -u'es causing them to neal
I"lt.,"S 'n' c"uHn' ,upuulhS the might sweats the
"' C'' ieltl auu cIl'iS'
+ 'h't al pfeNa'ilns disease Which
~ NOV 1H'I III one huhufed thousand annually IN
NY hIu'' Iti,C,' t"a premature grave, ana
Tu'Ju h""-' thc oIacN pan over so many iamlhes'
u.'snls 30 many young hearts ana blasts so many
TuSPr''S'-ls no" as durable IN my hands under
HS S!S,tn OF treatment as any other disease, II
uu"pleu IN any prudent season, before the vital
ono' slp' u tne constitution are TOO FAR de-
p'T ,rsc;,,.,
; ine 80 icn 81 uCc,tlhe' mat consumption Is
n1s c1uset inc he"ln oi thousands =
10 "on'et tniS mas neeh tue case, when they as
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
Youth and Maturity.
Just Published, Gratis, the 25th Thousand

A FEW WORDS on THE RATIONAL Treat
ment, without Medicine, of Spermatorrhea
or Local Weakness Nocturnal Emissions. Genital
and Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of the
system, lmpoency, and lmpedmeEts to Marriage
generally.
BY B. DE LANEY, NJ. D.
The important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating in the impruicnce and
solitude OF yout!., may be hastily removed uiilout
Msdie'ns, is in this small tract clearly demonstra
ted and the entirely new and highly successful
treatment, as adopted by the Ausaor. fuIy ex-
planned, by means of which every one is enabled
to cure HIMSELF perfectly and at the least posi-.
Die cost, thereby avoiding all the advertised nos
trums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in
sealed envelope, by remitting (post paid) two
postage stamps t. On. b. DE LANEY, Is Lis.
enard street, New York City. May /, 81 d&w6m'
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Particular Notice.

TJNHE subscribers nro esirous Of nclrovldgi
past favors; and won Id oturCe to their Gu
toners and to the public hat fhey have on hand
new lot of
OTIS PATENT SQUARE LIGHTNING
X % DIS.
any quantity of which we shall DO happy to supply
and put up for our customers.
Also, for sale single and double LUMBER
WAGONS. with Ballard & Culver's Patent
Springs, Single Covered Wagons, Cedar Posts, Pine
and Spruce Shingles, and Pine Clapboards.
All kinds of Blacksmith and Wheewright work
done to order on short notice, at our shop.
A. X. 4 G.. NJ. DUNCAN.
Wnooski Falls, Vt. April Is. d&w6m.
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As pIcndid Improved Farm

ENOR SALE.-IlIAT LARGE AND VALUA-
y bio Farm Of about 800 acres. known Ms "the
Nathan Rice Farm situated in the town of Colchcs.
ter, Chttenden County, Vt, but Of late owned aud
conducted by the late Hon. Avan Footc Of Bur
lington, listing Of choice Intcrvalc, highly
improved upland and sufficient wood aud timber
land, to make it of the most desirable farms in
the state. Locality very desirable. being distant
one and half miles from the Depot Of the Vt. G
II. X. at Winooski Falls and but two miles from
the Univc sity Building at Burlington is we'll
calculated for the cultivation of stock or the bust
ness Of a Dairymln its products o all times &C
cessble to market for cash.
Any persons DESTROYS of locating themselves in
this business pleasantly and proftabycan find an
opportunity by application to either Of the under
signed. Terms easy, and a large portion Of pur-
chase money can remain on mortgage if desired
Dwellings,, Barns, outhuildiugs and fences in
good order. HORACE H. MOORE, Burlington, Vt.
CIlAS. r.. FOOTE, Boston, Mass.
GEO. FOOTE, Detroit, Mich.
February, 1857 dlwIw3jmG
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