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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-30
SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
CHILL.

CHILL
The moot remarkable event during the first foItslgnt
of the month Of FetrusrJ is the meeting of the Vapa
raiso and Ssntisgo Railroad. The lime as far IS Qai
lots defiance Of 323 miles, is almost completely nn-
shed, and will be opened TO the public at the END OF
March; the only exception lie the san Pecro iunhel
which excavation has been contracted tor IN the eun
of sl6O O00 but in the meantime provisional rosd
will be constructed over the hill, and stationary
engine will be placed there TO raise the trans up tue
accent The total sum invested up TO the present mo-
ne1t in the portion of the line as far as Qullota
amounts 10 81 1G09l2 H. which is IN average cost OF
sl24 Ol2 - per mile The Board of Directors gave as
their opinitn the following advice: That the present
company limit their efforts to the termination OF the
line as far as Qullota and from thence 70 oant'aso,
q work be continued exclusively at the expense ct
Government, who is empowered 10 raise loan TOR TINS
purpose. f..
Chill in Valencia Spain, and ST. ID Manuel An.onto
Cordovez has obtained the same nomination Ii Bogota
New Granada.
Public attention Is excited by the report that the
President of Castillo getting down to Peru lot OF
c. oIpia fibusters to help him to df feat Vvanco.
Trey fear it will lea to The seizure OF Peru and Chi
by the Yankees, as resulted in Nicaragua
The harvest abundant, but prices low. Copper
M ming doing well. -
from Shields in Isl days reports that the British ship
LORD, John Bentnck, from Shields for San Francisco,
had been lost going down in 40 degrees, south latitude,
and 50 degrees west longitude. Or The crew sixteen
en- were saved by the Cuba and taken to the Nal.
vnas Islands.
The price of copper had taken rise The mines are
worked with more care than ever before
Freights tiill keep up, say 81 per tun.
The reli.h iron ship Don Diego made an extraor-
airy passage sixty four days from Liverpool to Val
paIaiso.
The Monarch arrived st valparaiso, and on the 1th
OF F bfuary Admiral Bruce and his secretary proceeded
in the St. an or Lima to Calao finding II. b. H.
ste amer Pearl at Chincba Islands; H. b. NJ. ships
Trih pr fanta nd och ATT
Perseverance, flying the admiral flag and tts French
steamer Los1 isier at Callao.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-06-19
Lester Halls Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, lTINhe Honorable the
DIST. OF CHrTEsDES, IS. l. Probate Court,
for the District of Chttenden.
To the heirs and all persons interested in the
estate of Lester Hall, late Of Williston, 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 Williston, deceased,
for license to sell q land warrant, for ons hun
bred and sixty acres, dated the 2eth day of
November, 1855, and numbered l03s7, and pray
ing for license aud authority to sell so much of
the real estate Of the deceased, as may be ncces
sary for the payment of debts, and charges Of adj
minstration, and setting forth therein tie amount
of debts due from the said deceased, the charges
of administration, the amount of personal estate,
and the situation Of the real estate.
Whereupon, tho said Court appointed and as
signed the 20 day of June, A. b 1857. at the Pro
bate Court rooms, in said District, to hear and de-
eide upon said application. and petition, and or
dered public notice thereof to be given to all per-
sons interested therein, by Publishing said order,
together with the time and place of hearing, three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press
a newspaper which circulates in the neighborhood
of those persons interested in said estate, all which
publications shall be previous to the day ass gned
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 the debts, and
charges of administration, and make your objec-
lions to the granting such license, if you see
cause.
Given nder my hand, at the Probate Court
rooms, this Both day of May, A. d. 1857.
w4gw3 D. FRENCH Reyistor
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vEacnas;.nu OH inspiration.

" The Doctrine Of inspiration being an En-
quiry concerning the lnfallbility, Inspiration,
and Authority of Holy Writ" By the Rev. John
MacnaueAt. NJ. A, Oxon, Incumbent of St. Chry-
sostom's Church, Eycrtou, Liverpool. Wesmn-
Fter.
Ths discussion Of ,criptural difficulties is not
now excrctation exclusively for scholars and
the reconcl NEXT, if it be possible of the errors
to be met with in the Bible with a just and rcver-
ent estimation of it, is problem in which multi
tudcs of thoughtful lay-peoplc, and not few
ministers only, feel the deepest interest,
To the solution Of this problem, the Rev John
Macnaught, clergyman benefited in the Estab-
lshed Church, addresses himself, in work dlstin-
gulshed by fearless investigation of truth, an
disappointing hostility to deception and make
believe, a sincere vorhip Of all which is holy and
good,-distinguished likewise by clcarness of con-
cepton, closeness of argument, purity Of express
sion, and completeness of arrangement. And I'M
less intolerance and superstition shall succeed in
smothcring the work, which we proceed further to
TO notice, it i. one which will exercise wide in
fuence-one which will give form and substance
to thoughts which have been floating vaguely in
many mems mnds-one which will supply raj
lying point and become in lieu Of creed to those
who are dissatisfied with traditional and untena-
bic theories respecting inspiration.-Wes minister
Review For sale by Nichols.
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HOTCHKISS 4 JELLISON

A GENTS for the FIVE PoIsrs MosrHLr 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 so cts. per year.
The New YoRK ISpEPEsDEsr, Religious and
Secular Paper which has contributors OF the high
est talent, among whom stand Rev. Henry W.
Beecher. Cheevsr, Thompson also, mrs. bseonei
stowe, The Financial Department is conducted
by Mr.. Bowen, Of the firm of Bowen, MeNsmee
A. Co who stands A No. in this branch Price
$3.50 per year. -
We are also authorized to take subsci iptions for
the New York Observer, paper which has not its
superior in the United States. Neither conserva.
tive nor ultra, it is universally taken by both
Northerners and Southerners. Among it's con-
tributors stand Rev |. Prime, Doct Murray, Be-
man, Spring, and a 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 tendency TO counterfeit the extreme
in the other, mAylldtvu
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PAPER HANGINGS.

Common Papers from to 10 cents Satin, Vel
vet and Gold Papers from Il cents to 1850. White
Granite Common White, Blue Edged, Unique
Ga chasto and elegant pattern) Common Blue,
Dipped, Yellow, and all the usual styles of Goods
to be found in any esta plishmcnt in this country,
always on hand and now selling lower than ever.
800 PAIRS PAINTED ASp CGLpED WINDOW SHADES.
Every variety Of quality, pattern and price
$50 Rolls Paper Curtains. TEA TRAYS in sctts,
single or by the dozen, new styles and at u low
figure.
TABLE CUTLERY.
Cocoa, Buck Horn, Buffalo Horn, Ebony, and
Ivory Handles, the best Goods made in this
country.
SILVER PLATED WARE AT FACTORY PRICES.
Comprising Tea Sets from Sl7 to 50. Tea and
Table spoons Table, Medium, and Dessert
Forks, Oyster and Pickle Forks Sugar Spoons
and Shovels, Bar spoons, Salt Spoons Gravy La
dies, Butter Knives, &c, d.
CASTORS, Silver Plated, at % per cent less
THAI City Prices Thee Goods were bought low,
to close out an Auction lot, and will be sold at
corresponding figures.
BRiTTANIA WARE of every description ;
some new styles of Coffee and Tea Pots just re-
ceved.
Beautiful Tin Toilet Sets, and a thousand
things impossible partcularize in an advertise
ment Come and examine, and then buy.
Terms CASH, Sure Pay, Small Profits.
5. 5. BROWN.
moyl8w China Hall, | 30 Church Street,
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Anime Hair Balm,

| For Restoring cray HaU 10 It, Original Color.
WARRANTED to cure badness, scurf, dand-
w ruff itching and all diseases of the skin
This Balm gives the scalp new and healthful &C
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 of, composed of OILS, Alcohol, and 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 ne eded TO do what was required
for the Hair the proprietor was 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. II is soothing and emOl-
ient, allays all irritation Of the scalp, thereby
stopping that troublesome itching 1t cures
dandruf and scurf, and when the hair has turned
gray it will bring it back to its original color, be
IT Black. Brown OF Auburn. 1t makes the hair
soft and glossy,-prevents II from falling on as
will be seen by using this balm for only few days
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 If you cram
inc gray hair that has been colored for a week,
you will find towards the roots. that the hair has
come out gray, hence il IL necessary to have the
fluid at the roots of the hair healthy, that the
whole hair may be a natural color. Each hair has
root in the skin, and is of itselfs hollow, gray
tube, through which there is constant circulation
Of the pigment from the root. When this pigment
or cOlorng matter dies out, leaves ths hsr hol-
low aud gray. To invent balm that would pro-
duce this pigment has become the study of the
proprietor. The discovery Of the Alpine Hair
Balm will do il. 1t will bring the hair to it's 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 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. P. MASON, Providence, X. I.
DIP. IVES A Co, So Milk st, Boston, Mass.
sole agent for the States and Canadss
For sale in Burlington by Z, d. BENTON
WA3 en-,
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James TobIas, Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, 1vINHE HON. TIE
DIST. Of GRAND ISLE, SIS. l. Probate Court for
the District Of Grand Isle
To all persons interested in the Estate Of James
Tobias late of Grand Isle, in said district, de-
ceased, Greeting.
Whereas the administrator of the estate Of the
said deceased having made application to said
Court to extend the time allowed for the payment
Of the debts and the settlement of said estate for
one year from the 18th day Of June, A. b. 1857
The said Court doth therefore hereby assign the
18th day Of June next at one O'Clock p. NJ. at the
dwelling house Of Elijah Haynes in said district,
for hearing upon said application F.; and doth
further order notice to be given to all persons in
terestcd therein, by publishing this order three
weeks excessively in the Burlington Free
Press, paper printed in Burlington, Vermont,
previous to the said 18th day of June aforesaid.
Given under my hand at North Hero. this 22d
day of May, A. d. 1857.
may2sylsy3s ELIJAH HAYNES Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-06-19
Gil RLESs
LONDON CORDIAL GIN

IT SHOWN by The KeCOrds OF the Custom House 70
be the only London Cordial Gin IMPORTED and
sold in bottles, all others are noxious mixtures
made here in imitation Of il
1t is delicious tonic beverage, and by its pecu-
liar flavor ESQ different from other gins) is unver.
sally esteemed by all who use it. 1t lie adopted
with great success in cases Of Dyspepsia, Gout,
rheumatism, Dropsy, Gravel, Collie, Cholera,
Fever and Ague, Structure, Diseases Of the Urinary
Organs, Epilepsy. DC.
DR.. Valentine Mott Of New York, in letter to
the proprietor says
Charles london Cordial Gin is N, pu.st, best
and most r.iiabi, Extract Of Jumper Ihau, o,n.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN i, sold
by all Druggists and Grocers in the United States
and so also are numerous poisons called London
| Cordial Gin"-to avoid them buy only
CHARLES" Reject any other offered to you
IS you value your health. Price one dollar for
| quarts, fifty cents for pint,.
EDMUND C. CHARLES,
w37w9m Sole Importer, 40 Broadnsy,N
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Patent PiCkDOckcf I!

(Copyr,gM secured by The BEE HIVED
fINIlS CURIOUS MACHINE is yery simple in
Il its construction yet the manner, success, and
extent of its operations are truly wonderful aud
strange as it may seem, il is perfectly harmless
useful, aud even necessary to the public good it
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 I" it is very discriminating in
its absf'dctons always rejecting" slow notes "and
James and Aunt Susan's Sewing Machine, and
even Turks " Rat Trap entirely into the shade.
The principle upon which it operates can be cx.
pressed in one word, viE.-CASH. We have both
the audacity and candor to recommend this ma
chine to the public, and affirm that it isa great
benefit to community, and very profitable to our
selves that all of the above, and much more, can
justly be said Of our machine, we fully believe
but If any are increduous we wish them TO come
and test il for themselves, or If afraid to do that
we refer them to any Of its lucky victims, who
will cheerfully dispel all doubts and corroborato
what We have stated. Tho magic power of this
machine, consists in tho irresistible attractions
which surround il /, it has at its disposal some
thing which every one needS-hence, the secret
of its power.
TINHE BEE HIVE is tho place to buy Carpets,
i 0il'Cloths, Mattings and Druggets.
WIZ BEE HIVE is the place to buy all kinds
i of Curtain Materials.
FINHE BEE HIVE is the place to buy Dress
Il Goods, Shawls, Mantilas, and Talmas.
FINHE BYE IL We is the place 10 buy EmbIoid-
l. cries, Laces, and Trimmings,
'HE BEE HIVE is the place to buy all kinds
Il of House furnishing Dry Goods.
FNnE BEE HIVE is the place to buy Hosiery,
i Gloves, Mitts, and H'dk'fs.
'HE BEE HIVE is the place to buy anything
4 In the Dry Goods line. Come and see if II Is
m'ysdava i, PECK Ja,aCo.
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DcntISlry.

NNM. L. HARRIS, SURGEON AND NE
w cHAsIcAL 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 usel and Gold Foil, and
restored to permanent usefulness if attended to
in proper time.
Teeth inserted on pivot or plate either Gold or
Silver, partial or full sets, and made in a
which cannot fail to please.
Teeth extracted without pain by the freezing
process. which is in advance Of Chloroform and
Eth err as there is not the slightest danger in its
use, and is just successful.
Dir. IL. has ! rat himself in this place perma-
nently and ~ operations will be performed by
him in a careful and durable manner and wsrran-
ted to give perfect satisfaction.
Burlington. Feb. 2. 1851. ddwtf
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Martin l.. CrOssInau's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, lVNhe Honorable the
Dist. of Chittenden, IS. Il Probate Court for
the District of Chttcnden,
To all persons interested in the estate Of Martin
L. Crossman, late Of Hinosburgh, in said District,
deceased, Greeting.
Whereas, said Cou 1T hath assigned the 30th day
Of June instfor the settlement Of the administra-
ton account Of the Administrators Of the estate OF
Martin l.. Crossman, deceased and ordered that
public notice thereof be given to all persons into-
rested in said estate, by publishing this order
three weeks successfully previous to the day as
signed, in tho Burlington FREQ Pres' printed in
Burlington, in said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear a,
day assigned, then and there to contest the allow.
ance of said account, if you sec cause.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of June, A
d. 1851.
w51w3 d. FRENCH, Register.
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Vermont Central Railroad.

SUMMER 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 at9.35 A. NJ l2.45 and $50
EXPRESS TRAIN connects at Windsor nd White
River Junction with trains leaving Boston and
Springfield at 1880 A. NJ. same day and from New
York the previous day at 400 7. M. leave Wind
sor at O5 =. M. connects at Rouscs Point with
train for Montreal and with through Express train
Same evening for 0gdensburgh, Toronto, Detroit,
Chicago, the West, via Grand Trunk and Great
Western Railroads, making the shortest, quickest
and most reliable route from Now England to the
West.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Windsor at
8 so p. NJ, connects at Windsor with trains from
New York same day and White River junction
with train leaving Boston at 1900 noon. at
Rouses Point with train for Montreal and 0g-
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. NJ. l2,45 and It's
PM.
| MAIL TRAIN connects at Rouscs Point with
express trains from Chicago, 0gdcnsburgh and
Montreal the same morning,at White River juno
| ton and Windsor with trains for Boston and New
| York, arriving in Boston earlier than by any other
| route.
BOSTON NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN connects
at Rouses Point with trains from Ogdensburgh
and Montreal, at White River Junction, with
trains arriving in Boston at s.45 next morning
Nand at Windsor with train arriving in New York
at 400 p. NJ. next day.
Tickets for Chicago, Detroit, Kansas and 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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CON S u M p T | O N
Discaeosof the Throat
successfully cured, by lnhaling Cold Mcdicited
Vapors.

Diseases OF tn @ Throat
successfully cured, by lnhaling Cold Modicated
vapors.
nR. ANDREW STONE, Physician TO the Troy
~ Lung Institute, inventor of tho celebrated
PuLMoMErER or Lung Tester, and editor Of the
" Invalid's Oracle" is treating with astonishing
success, all diseases of the Lungs. the Throat and
Heart, Asthma, Bronchitis, Laryngitis, and Tu-
bercuar Consumption, with his discovered
system of Cold Medicated Vapors,-which are
breathed directly into the Lungs and the seat of
diseose.
This discovery is based upon truo scientific prin-
ciples. The vapors are so prepared and composed,
as to dissolve tubercuar matter in the Lungs and
cause IL to be expectorated,-at the same time it
travcrses every minute air tube and CELL and ul-
ceraed cavern in the Lungs, causing them to heal,
quicting the cough, subduing the night sveats the
hectic fever and chills.
Consumption, that all prevailing disease, which
is now carrying one hundred thousand annually in
tho United States, to premature grave, and
which hangs the black pail over many families,
bights so many young hearts and blasts so many
prospects,-is now as durable in my hands under
my system of treatment, as any other disease, if
adopted in any prudent season, before the vital
energies of the constitution arc too far de-
pressed.
Tho Old School doctrine, that Consumption is
incurable, has caused the death of thousands =
| No wonder this has been the case when they as
sailed tho patient by bleeding blistering, vomit-
ing, making Setons and Tarter Sores and pouring
| Calomel, Anthony, Blue pill, and nauseating and
facilitating drugs into the stomach. They socn de-
moished what little strength he did possess.
In my treatment no drugs given into the
stomach, thu appetite is guarded with scrupulous
caro,-a due portion Of animal food, the most nu-
tritious diet, and exercise in the open air,the
necessity of breathing pure air day and night, is
strictly enjoined.
The great advantages of my system Of inhala-
tion s-that patients can just as we'll be treated
| atthome, when it is not convenient to come to tho
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Calvin FIctchcr's Estate.

Notice to prove Will
STATE OF VERMONT, A T A PROBATR
DIsr. OF GRAND ISLE, IS. ; N Court held at
North Hero within and for said District, on the
18th day of May, A. D. 1857. Present the Hon
Elijah Haynes, Judge. An instrument, purport-
ing to be the last Will and Testament of Calvin
Fletcher, late of South Hero in said District de-
ceased, being presented to the Court here by Will
liam NJ. Fletcher, the executor therein named, for
probate 1t is ordered, by said Court, that all
parsons nonoorraJ .he-";, he notified to appear
at session of said Court, be held at the dwell
ling house Of Elijah Haynes in said district the
18th day of June, 1857, at ten o'clock A. NJ.
and show cause if any they have against tho Pro-
bate of said will for which purpose it is further
ordered that copy of the record of this order be
published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Free
Press, a newspaper printed at Burlington, in this
State, all which publications shall be previous to
the said time appointed for said hearing
A true record, ELIJAH HAYNES,
Judge.
A true copy of record, ELIJAH HAYNES,
may2swisw3' Judge.
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