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BAKERY. We have in operation n Bakery:
ID and having in our employ one of the bes,
bakers in the west. we will at all times keep a
good suppl yorFresh Bread .Craokcrsand Cakes.
Families suppliedOn reasonable terms.
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.7rtfr,r Estate Notice.
Nutice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified as admin
istrator of the estate of ,pr. John Sturr. late of
PrebIe County, Ohio, deceased. Creditors will
present their Claims duly authenticated for Sc. :
Element. All persons Indebted to sid estate
will be required to mike Immediate paymcnt.
JOSEPH A. DU SANG, Administrator. =.
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When all stimulants ia il .tre reroyating al
bracing properties of these Pills give firmncss
the haking nerves and enfeebled muscles oftl
victim of general debility. -t-rlL-lTE
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DYsPEPsIA-TheFe- are but few who
do not at some timcscxporience the un.
pleasant effect of temporary indigestion
such as a sense of ~fulIness, weight, and
uueasincss of the stomach, foul tongue
bitterness in, the mouth, nausea, sick
headache &c. SC. All such feelings
are evidence of approaching dyspepsia.
which should always be checked and
cured by the use of HosTETTER's Stom-
ach Bitters, which are known tosbean
infallible remedy for allsuch complaints.
To this thousands will testify who have
tried them and proved the facts. Hos
rErTRR's Bftters are for sale by our
principal Druggists and Dealers. gone
rally.
Nov. 19-4t.
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HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT BUCHU, is prepared directly
according to the rules Of Pharmacy and
Chemistry, and is the best and most ac,
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the cure of Diseases of the Bladder,
Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weaknesses,
&c. Read the advertisement in anoth-
er column, headed "Helmbold's Gcnu-
inc Preparation" .
Nov. 18th, 1S57.-4t.
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H OIL WAYS PILLS S
ALARMING

Dyspepsia, aud arrangement of the IiAer, the
source OF iniirmity and suffering aud the cause
of innumcrablc deaths, yield to these cnratives,
in all cases. however aggravated, acting as a
mi Id purgative; Alternative and tonic; they re-
lieve the bowels, purify the fluids. and inyiger-
ate the system and the constitution atthe same
time. % TCI----E Z -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-02-06

That some missionary ground remains
even in enlightened New England is evident
from the report of the Superintendent of
| the State Industrial School Of Massachu-
setts, recently transmitted to the Lcglsla-
ture of that state. The mental condition
| of some of tho inmates Of the school may be
inferred from the following extract from the
report
You don't mean to tell me, said j q, one
! Sabbath, that God sees me in my room in
the dark =
Who was saved in the ark = was an.
swered, God II you resist the devil
what will he do : was question asked
when the lesson upon the temptation Of
Christ, and the verses, even, had been COM
mitted to memory, Love us was the
amlahlc but strange answer, given by a
child whose parents are Americans, live
near three or four churches, in an old town,
attend occasionally one and is herself mem
ber of the Sabbath school. When the girls
were reading to the matron, that scripture
which so beautifully teaches reverence and
respect for old age thou shalt rise up be-
fore the hOary head, and honor the face of
the old man. she asked them what it
meant. We should be good, was tho
first response. 'Oh no., said the matrOn,
De SO0d Goes not answer everything
you may be asked :" this being indeed
the stereotype answer to nearly every
biblical question. we must scrre The DER
H. was the next attempt, to which no one
objected; cant signiGcancy given in the
streets to the term old man, is the only way
OF nationally accounting for SO strange al
nn answer. When questioned as to thcil
idea of the brazen serpent raised in the will
derness for the healing OF the IsrLelitcs, one
thought it must have been The dcrH; : anC
another, when this opinion was found un
tenable, thought it must have been 'aR ALI
gator One girl of fifteen, American, haC
never heaId of such person as Jesus Christ
wanted to know If that was his name, anC
if there were any other such persons, An
other girl remarked after morning devotion
on one occasion, that she never heard o
: prayer before. We have every reason to be
lieve the girls have told the truth whel
they have assured the matrOns in referenc
to open breaches of the comm Indments, tina
they never knew the acts were wicked.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-02-06
POETRY
TO W IN 7 Err

.---------~--
All hail to thee, Winter
We fed thou art hs.t,
Aud give thee a welcome.
With hearty good cheer.
Though all nature thou holdcst
In thy fond embrace,
We still love the, Winter,
And sing 10 thy praise.
All hail to thee, Winter :
Though chilling thy breeze,
Though bare are the forests,
And leafess the trees
Though the streams and the fountain!
Are chockcd in their 1ow,
Yet our hearts with affection
May shH brightly gio,o.
Thou art beautiful, Winter
And fair to the sight,
Enveloped in thy mantle
Of snow, pure aud white.
We can offer no flowers,
But with evergreens now
A wreath we are twining
To bind.round thy brow.
All hail to thee Winter
Go not from US yet
Till thou teachest lesson
We ne'er shall forget
That we over all things,
While dwelling below,
Should the heavenly mantle
" charity hrop.
Teach US to look upward
To the Hand divine
Who makes in all seasons
The planets to shine.
Teach us to look forwrad
With the bright eye of faith
Beyond the cold regions
Of Water anil death.
To that bright land Of beauty,
OF vcrdure, and bloom,
Where no hoarse tempest RACES,
Or clouds ever come.
Thine is not a season
Of desolato hours
For after thee 2ometh
Tho Sprmg tine, and R,WeTs.
Then hail to thee, Winter
Thou art going apace
But VIC give thee 'r,icome
AMI 'ins to thy praise.
When with u, life's seasons
AMI changes are Ger
We shall see thee, an feel thee
CoH N'uur, no m2ys
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| encounter the aluring influences which
may bcset their paths when separated from
the friends and the protection of home -
! Also, we regard as next in Importance
the Pass, and wonld acknowledge our
great indebtedness for the aid it has al
ready rendered in achieving our present
advanced position in this Reform. And
We cherish the hope that every press in
Vermont will soon assume the noble posi-
ton which the majority now occupy on
this subject.
1t is with much cordialty, that we ac.
knowledge the organizations and efforts of
the Sons of Temperance as having been
an efficient auxiliary in the progress Of
the Temperance enterprise and we de-
sire their continuance and increased success
in the field; and we trust, that, with all
temperance organizations there will ever
exist the most harmonious state of feeling
and action. We would also advise that
in every County and town, the friends of
Temperance ma intain an active organzn-
ton to promote this good work and such
organization in many cases, would do well
to appoint a Committee of Vigilance to
watch against any violation of the law,
and when violation may be found, take
take suitable measures for the enforcement
Of its provisions. We farther regard it as
especially important, that each County
Society take proper action to secure the
appointment Of the best man that can Ge
oLtatn'd for County Commissioner And,
finally, what we consider demanded, to
carry forward this glorious Reform to
complete triumph, is united, persevering,
well-lirected effort by all its true friends;
not merely good resolutions enthusiast
cally adopted when the convention assem-
bled-but good examples, and vigorous
0cti0h al our OWn homes feeling our
personal responsibility We shall find, at all
times and in every locality, both work
to do, and ample facilities for its accom-,
plishmeut.
rREAsunER's REPORT.
The whole amount paid into the Treas.
ury of the Vt. State Temperance Society
for the year ending Jan II, 1851, 2sS 25
Paid out for Ag'ts, Circulars &c. 29j %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-02-06
NUMBER THIRTY-TWO.

,nosI i'Sc'".,ihs "'"' Io",H'' blue mus
IN uIeSs, WIN several Hounces, displaye'
her inc HSure - advantage ana her hair
was arrHhH'u "itn great taste. she ha~
.arg' uatk eyes ana inc teetl' ana was APT
70 70 rI'hafS' 'that me ccyeI. me teeth, and
n%ne % hAr were every thing She entered
MrS' hIlSoh drawing room and found
that lany alone But no doubt the gentle
men WouIu arrive presently Six o'clock
stfucH' ana Nrs. Ellison rang for tea. 10
Lucy ast"nlshment onl two cups appeared
en- t"e teH-'oaru. nat could it mean
40 least sae sall' is not Louisa at home y
lny dear was Mrs. Ellison reply
pd you h3t know that she had gone tJ
fet'r''fough
N'he 20 'eteroorouEh' ,ihltered Lucy
los; louisa: Nr; Mannheim and Arthur,
81, stt oh ,ni Ht six CLOCK tHs morning replied
MIS- f"iFon'
Lucy ,"'h reroliectel that as she descended
the san; the i"y be!orc' she had seen the
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eight were adopted.
RESoLuTIoNs.
! UHcrc1S, the opposers OF temperance are virtual
ly the supporters f crime in many of its dcplo-
rablc forms, and whereas there are profess
men and persons who claim t. be respectable
rembers Of society, who approve Of, and give
support to, the unlawful traffic in alcohol
therefore,
R~oirtd, That it is the duty of all temperance
people to expose their lack of duty to the State.
and unite in the execution Of the law against all
offenders, whatever may be their real or assumed
position in society. [Adopted.l
Rcs0fpsd, That W" nre more ti'," CO, e'"vinnoI
that intempcrance is evil and only evil. and tina.
no legislation can be consistent on the subject, but
the utter prohibition Of all traffic in Intoxicating
| liquors, to be used as n beverage. [Adop'cd.l
Resolucd, That we regard moral suaSion in
| dispenSiblc to sustain law, and the enforcing Of
| the law the only adequate means Of completing
the triumphs of the temperance reform. tAdop-
ted.l
R,solred, That regard the amendments sc-
cured to the prohibitory law Of this state at the
last session of our legislature as valuable acccs
sion to the strength and efficiency Of the law, and
as indicating progress in the right direction
Adoptcd.l
Rcsoit,t, That we regard the formation Of town
societies, and the frequent and thorough circua-
tion of the temperance pledge to obtain the sig
natures Of all classes, as an important means Of
promoting temperance, that should nev5r be
abandoned By the friends Of this cause.
Resolrtd That the alarming prevalence Of in
temperance with cur young men, as well in our
| Colleges, Semiharies and law Offices, in our
villages and towns, demands immediate and ener-
getc action on the part Of all the friends Of tenn
prrancc, and especially professors and teachers
Adopted
Re,olvod, That the present cris, in the temper
ance cause earnestly demands the organization of
Temperance Debating Clubs, and the holding Of
Temperance Levecs and Festivals, and all other
such efforts are based on the social principle.
in order that our young men may be interested
ami served and we hereby solcmly pledge our
selves as temperance men, that we will faithfully
address ourselves to this eiort. [Adoptcd.l
Resolved, That we advise the Executive Com
mittee to use their best cndeavors to employ
agents in sufficient numbers so that every part OF
the state may e canvassed, and lectures may be
given on the subject of temperance, and addition
al subscriptions obtained to the Carson Leagne
Fund.
Rssolrsd, That we urge upon Town Agents the
necessity Of especial care to obtain pure liquors
and being very cautious of those travelling agents
who infcst the country to make sale Of their spu-
Iious article
Mortified was appointed as tie place
for the next annual meeting - the time for
it to be held being left to be determined
by the Executive Committee. 4 vote
was passed inviting County Societies tC
held their annual meetings carly in De
cember, and to appoint delegates to the
State Convention.
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ANNUAL REPORT.

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OFFICERS APPOINTED.

President Rev. S. CHAMpEmAIN,
Craftsbury.
Tteasurtr-Dca.sF. KEYS. Ncwhury
Sec1etar'es--C. ". Cr-HI>G, Ncwhury,
FRANKLIN FAIRBANKS, St Johnsbury.
I-ics Prcsiienh-B Bennington County,
Rev Mr. Archhlr, Manchester Wind
ham, Rev. u. W. c. Huntingdon, B;ntllr-
boro Windsor, Rev. }. s. Lee, Wood
stock Rutland, James Barrett, Eut-
land Addison, Gcn..Wm. Nash, New
Haven Chittcudcn, :. Huntington,
Burlington Franklin, Rev, i. Wiihcr-
spoon, St. Adams Grand Isle, Rev. O.
G., Wheeler, South Hero Lamoillc,
Hon. n. Foster, stowe Orleans, Hon. |
\. Cushman, Irasburgh Essex, Hon. j.
j. s. Clark. Lunenburg Wa hugton
Rev. +. j. Scott, Montpelier Caledonia
Hon, T. Howard, DanyilIe Orange
Hon. A. \. G Gilmore, Fairlee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-02-06
TEsfEsE,Es a NOE.
STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

The State Temperance Society met at
Ncwbury Oh the Dist Of Jan. 1851. The
report is SO lengthy that we deem it Lest
to condense it for our readers.
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$ig3 O5
Attest, +. kEIES, TielJH,

Newbury, Jan. 22,-lsj7.
The Committee on Overtures reported
the following resolutions Of which the first
eight were adopted
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The whole amount paid into the Treas
ury of the Vt. State Temperance Society
for the year ending Jan. IL, 1857, 2sS 25
Paid out for Ag'ts, Circulars &c 29j %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-18
SPECIAL NOTrCEa
Eay~ / ber ia infor

seg ! beg 10 inform the ladies Of Rich
nt2nd that have received an assorttnen, az bant,
~ vi, ElnieIoidffed works on Canvass such a. piWe
sI.kEhNs. lsoFA CUSHIONS. SHIPPERS sssr
suaDie iof CHRISTMAS presents which arm abie -
se eheapsf IMAM any merchant la thIs citx h.fr 81
ny own direct importation. At the tame finn. ~, ~
ment OF nays SVhpiete assert
Dress TRIMMINGS, at reduced nrices
s SHE'S a1a pegble ZEpHYR woksTEDs
uniting and Crochet COTTON
Wooien YARN
Ana great variety Of Fancy Goods.
Z. BOETTCHER
s,ssl iof all kndsof Embroderng, knitting and
give satisfaction. ~ "Ss'shtsu 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-18
INTENSIVE SALE OF MEDICAL
By Thomas w. Keesee.
Once corner Of l2fh and Cary streets.

BOYS CLOTHING, CLOTHS. CAS-
" sIMEREs, &c, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on TU ESDAy MORNING next. peceIn.
Mr.. j. H. Riddick, opposite the American Hotel.
who Is declining all u his stock Of BOYS cLuTH-
ING, CLOTHS. CASSfMEkES, fEsTISHs, &C.
de- THOMAS ". KEEsEE, Aast.
NOTICE.--The Wharf ut Rockets be-
In longing 10 the estate u William u DepFirst.
decd will be rented out publicly % the highest bid
Dec last, AZ 4 o'clock. r. NJ, ON the Wharf. Tbs
rFson renting will have posse ssan the lst DAY Of
January neat. ANN r. pEfhtEsf
do l5-3t
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AUCTION SAFES.
- ssI.is----ls@--.s--s
FUTURE DAYS.
- -. 4.
BY E. b. Cook & Co.
SlGNOR G.. u. PANDOLFINI & co.'s
GREAT AUCTION SALE OF
Marble, Alabaster and, Agate Statuary and
Bohemian Glassware, China, &c. &e,

"iSt ShfHd3 cIss 0Cs
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. 7sd and 9th
inss O'Clock. we viii sell at the large new sfor
above D. Belvin the largest and u,rst
nsoice OF elegant and eostiy Marble and Aialasfer
statuary. sanefnian glassware, Freueh TLna
sy w, fat.a are and Fancy Articles eve, offered
49, The sale will comprise in part Alaba<ter e,roun.
rnIss Dancing Girls after Canova Group of Fidelity
Unpia and Psyche. aud great many Classical Fig.
digio Agate, Yellow Sienna, Etfuscan Medic,s U.i,a
am hoinan, suitable for the decoration OF parIorr
naiis, nienes, drawing rooms, mante pieces libra
Iles. &C one splendid Marble Fount elsborately
aehnfcn, parinr, &c Open Work Vases for flowers
nest;ii Tenn pes. Card Receivers FIorastine Omen
moIk baskets, Candlesticks, Paper Weights e.: 30
nsnan ana tenitisn glassware from the royal man
uIiatories OF Prague and Venice consisting of An
1qus vases, Goblets. Pitchers Perfumes &c Prencl,
nina Ie, sets, fete-e-fete Sets. Mo To Cups &c:
also, English stone China Toilet Ware, English sill
Wei Fmttd Sastors. and very large assortment OF
ITCHY cur glassware, such as Gobiets Wines Cham
pagnes, Dccanters, Water Capaffs Finger Roai.
Claret Pitchers, Re-, &c.
France ao Hos go8as have been imparted from Italy
nave been exhibited in any other market
~ confidently believed that the tasteful cur;ops
ara economical have not had for many years 40 de-
saole an opportunity of obtaining articles of ele-
gance, ornament and utility.
article. ~ 90" e'ety
The Room viii be open ON TUESDAY, 2sd inst.
when ladies and gentlemen are Respectfully invits al
toc&ii and examine "
!, Sataiogues viii lie ready on the morning of the
Goods purchased for transit will be carefully ma,
cd In the original Italian packages. az small ex
pense. w. ii "a
y Es~ The sale win be continued on the AFTER
NoONS OF the above dates at 81 O'clock
de IL E Il. COOK 4 co A,c,s
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BY Taylor s Williams. Auots-

VALUABLE AND USEFUL FURNI-
TURE, WARES, &c, &c, FOR SALE AT AUG
TON On MONDAY the Dist inst al I0 o,cIock
A. NJ, at the Mount Vernon Hotel ON b. rd and iii
streets Will be sold the entire stock of Furniture and
furnishing III the house, com prisag large assort-
ment OF valuable and excellent Furniture consisting
Curtain and Cottage (snge and double) Bed
steads
Bureaus. Washstands, Wardrobes, Chairs, Ia
bles, &c.
Long Extenson Table. China and Glassware
COOKING Range nearly new AMI in complete
order
Bar Room Fixtures, Glassware and heavy cut
glass Decanters. -
The whole Of this furniture is nearly new, and has
TERhs-Sams of $50 and under, cash; over that
terest. ~ -
BY order of the proprietors
da y .,rC
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xEss TAKEs!-At GIBBS, of course, where every one
that ants a decent picture, and not a carrcature.
always go Besides Ye have never been deceitA
I'd by him with hunbag advertisements. As these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried oW by
knres of persons, take pleasure in saying that IN
addition { :, our iniInitabe AMBR0TYPE, We are now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS of IA superior character.
both plain and oolored, which for beauty of finish and
accuracy of likeness, egualled by few and
r4ssed by none Pictures OF all kinds accurately Co
ph 4 and warranted TO please. at moderate prices.
AMBRUTYpES lit one dollar and upwards at GIBBS
Temple Of Art ,CGriRtan Hail. Main street, between
9Th and 10th.
p T. GIRRS
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p. L. GIBBS.
sa CERTAIN CUR FoR CHAppEn

Bsg% CERTAIN CURE FOR CHAPPEp HANDS
AND LIPS is insured, by using the "ANDALUSIAN
BILM." II is most delightful toilette requisite,
devoid of all grease, any injurious or unpleasant
Ingredient, aud rarely fails to chapped skin,
rougLneEs or Bfammations, if applied regularly
Prepared only by
MEADE BAKER, Chemists,
Ia;. Y. " cor. of Main and 10th streets,
no 27-dsw Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-18
By Larus & Shine.

GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND HITCH.
~ EN- FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-Wu be
sold at auction, on FRIDAY, the 18th inst. com
MIR. LedOux, ON 2ith, between Broad and MarshaI
streets he being about toleave the CITY, the eniire
stock of well kept Household and Kitchen Funiture
consisting OF the Usual variety
de Is LARIIS g. SHINE Auo+
the 22d inst. de II q 9 :