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For the Free Press

As I have observed notices Of several Sabbath
school .1eursions in your paper, and no aocoun
of be ore our Baptist friends have had, fee
inclined not to let so pleasant an affair pass by
without a word of credit, at least where credit is
iue t. proceed, then, about A. VI. on Wednes $
iav, we steamed out of the harbour, almost fairy
ike. by the propelling power Of the John Gilpin,
Clpt Lathrop, accompanied by the sloop ". f.
George, forming one Of the most compact affairs
frs small excursion, I ever witnessed After a
, ie. .htful sail Of three hours, we landed on
Wf.-b1ro point, aud in half an hour after so do
,-- there appeared before us as if BY magic. a
-,hs some 20 feet long literally grooming beneath
. good thin-s Of this life, and as rain seemed to
hattie order Of the day, by the e1ertion and kind
attentions Of Captain Lathrop, all was protected
from b. by poles, sails, &c. After partaking free
ry. m enjoying exceedingly the cup that cheers
5a- I-es not inebriate, we listened to some excel
lon. speeches from the Pastor Rev. n P. Foster.
-,-.a;n l. and other friends. vote of thanks
. .t. Captain, then another beautiful sail, en-
.-,i by all, Excepting perhaps the sea sick Ia
5.a,| we we're landeq once more IN Burlington at
rel ok. having spent as pleasant a day, (not
sr,s-.iu- the rain) as we could wish
Yours respectfully.
AN INVITED GUEST.
PS 1t seems to me, Mr.. Editor, that the
people If Burlington donot fully realize the beau
-.s- and advantages Of our lake, or We should see
more 'ailing excursions than We now do. Wbat
r.ali be more delightful than a moonlight trip
s-ound our harbor' think can say that Cap
Tain L. would b, pleased to take party Of 80 for
800 aud who would not realize delight thereby
be- remembered life time.
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THE FIRn AT NEW BEDFORD.

Tho ire at new Bedford Wednesday des-
troyed s 1000 barrels of oil and other property
making a total less Of about $500, 900 on
which there was loss than $4,000 insur-
uuco
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Prof Steiner left Toronto, c. W, at 4
o o'clock twenty minutes, Thursday p. NJ, in
the Balloon Europe for Boston. He made a
splendid start, rose rapidly and steadily, and
went off in a south-easterly direction. The
Balloon pessed Whitby, p miles distant, at
o'clock
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Yours respectfully.

As AWFUL RFTRIBUTIoV.-S0mct time last
spin, n company of Pixies Peakers left
Grrgilc. Illinois, for the Kansas gold re-
e..n-. While travelling through the Indian
country on their way out. one of the com
ruur.a Young man Of desperate character,
'ru the vicinity Of Granville, named Hav-
mess. declared his determination to shoot the
r--. Indian he met, and nnhappiIv. during
ellv they overlook on the prairie defence
.-- -quaw, when he. IN mere wicked
nlutpuncss, lovclod hIS gun and shot her
dead
His companions were horror stricken at
'Ic hlood-thirstv deed, but felt that they
had mo- power to punish him. The tribe to
which the squaw belonged was not far dis
tllt when the deed was peTpetrated. They
discovered her lifeless body. and sIw at once
the manner Of her death. They pursued the
Che party Of Illinois Pixies Peakcre, and in
% few hours overlook them. and demanded to
know who had committed the murder
The company Of five or six Pixies Peakcrs
found themselves surrounded by nearly two
hundred enraged Indians. who threatened 10
mm late the whole party If they did not
point out and give up the murderer To save
their own lives, thew gave up Haynes to
Har vengeance. He was taken by the Indi-
r> 20 distance, while his companions
-,-r.i on their route to see what would be
ate.
After a while the Indians returned. with
...r victim nearly hayel alive. They had
SKINNED him from head 20 foot. The wretched
b ing VAS still alive when brought back to
,c,mpanions. He lived in agony long
n.g.a 10 tell how he had been tortured. but
was soon released by death from unspeakable
,frin-s-.N. L97as Democrat.
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l. egal Notices.
CHARLES GRANTS ESTATE,

STATE OF VERMONT,
- District Of CttfendSn, ss To all persons con-
Teraed in the Estate Of Charles Grant late of
huntington. in said District. deceased, greeting
~ Probate Court hoId"n AT Burlington within
anu ior the District Of Chittendcn on the 18th
10y OF august AID. 1859. an Instrument purport-
- oe 'ne last VIII. and TESTAMENT, Of Charles
T s' late Of Burlington, in said District,
deceased was presented to the Court aforesaid
for Probate.
And it is ordered BY .nid COM. ,b., n.
ioth dav Of September, A. D. 1859 a. N. p,o-
pate Court Rooms in said Burlington. b.
assigned for proving said Instrument, sd 81,
notice thereof be given to all persons Concerned
ny publishing this order three weeks succe.si,-Iv
IN tho Burlington Free Press. n new.paper rrInt.J
AZ sald burlington previous 70 the time appointed
therefore, Won are hereby notified 10 appear be-
fore s'id Court at tho time snd place aforesaid
and contest the probate # said will, il you have
cause.
Given under my hauj at Burlington. in said
District, this 18Th dav Of august. A. n. 1859.
w9w3 W Fl. FRENCH. Judge.
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SOyer'S Sultana's Sauce

A most refreshing and pleasing stimuIant 20
n the appetite, composed principally of Turkish
condiments, combined with various culinary nro-
auctions of the East. II is an exquisite relish
with fish, meats, Poultry, and Game, and forms n
valuable addition to Soups, Alinees. flashes, Stews
Meat Pies, ana Fuddin,s. as well as to Salads To
Steaks and Chops it i.npar,s highly delicious IA
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II. II. R.-NO. 3.
Death of Col. Sanford

There is too much reason to surmise that th
| distinguished officer, who died at Valencia. Ven
zueia on n" 9TH IF Feb,.,..r- 80. )s v.s-.-
fell y'ictio' the false system of treot,ne.. t
| sued b. the physicians Gen. Plez. writes that
Col. Sanford, was attended by the most eminent
medical men in the country II is 90 be prcsuIn-
Ell, therefore, that ne was drucged by colonel
and narcotiEsd with OPIUM practice that ho,g
ever popular with the profession is positively muir
derous Beyond all question: Railways Ready
Relief and Regulators, would have saved this val
liable life. The former would have instantly ar
rested the nervous irritation and stopped the
vomiting, the latter would have thrown the stag
nant blood into brisk circulation AMI relieved tho
system from all morbid matter. All ma arious
diseases, such Typhoid Fever and Ague are
cured by these Remedies uniformly and thorough
ly. There rs nothing ez4criu.--r. .a tt..r l...an
They operate iu conioIaity alta fixed ra...a.
laws, and it is as impossible that they should
prove uniyaIling as that mornin- -h.uIjnt To-
succeed the darkness Of night.
Read the following letter from an eminent citi-
zen Of Handsboro' Miss, and then reflect upon
the murderous treatment Yellow Fever patients
are subject 90 under the regular Faculty Nedcl-
ton.
HAyDsBoRo. Ni-s Jan -. 1859.
MESsRs. RAILWAY 4 Co
GENTLEMEN During the prevalence Of that
fell destroyer Yellow Fever, in this place. the
past summer, many were sent to an untmeiy grave
] myself fell a victim to it, and was Immediately
Frustrated My friends procured the most emf
nent physicians in the country but without avail
In the crisis of the fever taken very violent
ly with bleeding at the nose, and vomiting blood,
(Which is a certain forerunner Of black yomi, -
the physicians gave me a dose ofpulverized char
coal and water, which, instead of checking the
yomit, produced still more efe Is.
was then given up, when fortunately for me,
gentleman from neighboring towu-an excellent
yellow fever nur,e-entreatcd me to try Railways
Ready Relief, which he said was the only remedy |
be knew Of in such a low stage Of the disease lie
thereupon mixed me a table spoonful Of your Inn
maculate Relief with a small quantity of water
swallowed the mixture, with some blood at the |
time in nv month aud Ste effects were instantan |
cous. l dropped Immediately back to sleep. and
when 1 awoke the morning the fever had left me. |
and continued to improve from that time, and |
Am now in the enjoyment Of perfect health
Respectfully yours.
r. SUTHERLAND BURKE.
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M r, the subscribers. Paving been APPOINTED
bv the Honorabl1 the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden. Commissioners 10 receive.
examine and adjust the claims and demand. Of all
persons against the estate Of Peter Shatuck late Of
huntington IN said District. deceased represented
lnsolvent. and also all claims and demands exhfb-
tied in Offset thereto: and six month. from the
dav Of the date hereof being allowed bv said Court
for that purpose, do therefore. hereby give no.
tlce, that we will attend 70 the business Of our
appointment at the dwelling Of Rebecca Shat
tuck in huntington, in said District on the fourth
Tuesdays Of October and December next at 10
o'cl ok A. ". on each Of said days
Dated this 9th day Of July, A. u. 1889
JOHN WORK. Commits
w9w3 HARRY WILLIAMS (sioners
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The Amoskeag Veterans and other citizens
OF Manchester, at a jubilee meeting on Tues
day, appointed a committee TO tender Ex-
President Pierce the inequalities of the city,
and the Veterans also voted TO escort him to
Concord, where arrangements are being
made 20 give him a public reception. 1t is
expected the demonstrations will take place
to-day or tomorrow.
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N E w M u S &c

N E w M u S &c
AT PARTRI G E'S.
SONGS, MARCHES, POLKAS, WALTZES
"a great variety, of which the
following is a sample:
The Wild Rose, Fantasia de Salon, by Wallace.
Polka Di Brsvours, Kuhe.
Bob White Polka, McNaughton.
Marche de la Refine, ]. Archer
Lucia March Berger.
La Poste Waltz, F.Bergmuller.
Willie's Dream Neurse.
Valse in T. Minor, Top. 70), r Chopin
My Parent Dear. song, wallace
" Minnie May" Salisbury
Yes, take the Lutte, Asthero-
Beautiful Moon, Everest
Popping in at Pudding Tins, % Tully.
Garry your friend in your pocket 90
Days gone by, Song Hammersr-
Woodland Home, Tracy.
Favorite airs from Don Giovanni,
III Trovatore and Robert Le
Diable, arranged by 6eiiaK.
Selections from 's La Favorita -
Overture; Oh my beloved; FOR
ner I'll quit my home; when
left: What Deceit; Finale.
A large assortment Of
Sheet Music and Musical InstPuDenss,
constantly on hand.
W. PARTRIDGE.
Burlington, July 81, 80.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-02
JOHN ROWLANDS, ESTATE

M E. the subscribers, having been appointed by
" the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden. Commissioners 10 receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons. against the estate Of John RowIands late
Of Wiston, in said District, deceased represented
nS1lvent and also all claims and demands eyhib-
tied in Offset thereto; and six months from the
day Of the date hereof being allowed by said Court
for that purpose do. therefore, hereby give
notice that viii attend 10 the business # our
appointment at the dwelling Of Mrs f RovIand,.
in Wiliston. in said district the third Mondays
Of Sept, 1850 and January. 1860. next. at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, each Of said DAYS.
Dated this 10th dav Of July. A. D.. 1889.
JOHN SNYDER D Commit
w9w3 HARRY JOSLYN sioners
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THE Bacalaureate Semon delivered before
Il the Graduating Class Of the University OF YER
mont July 3lst. 1859
by PRESIDENT PEASE.
Just published and for sale by
E. A, FULLER.
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a CASE OF TWENTY TEARS STANDING.

JOHNSON, VI, Feb. 20, 1889
5. W. FowLE & Co. Boston,-I feel it my duty
TO make known to the world the wonderful efhca-
cy of your Wista-'s B.lsam Of Wild Cherry. For
twenty years was sorely afflicted with the Phthis-
ic, and previously to using the Balsam pro-
nounced By the physicians incurable. Two or
three bottles afforded me good deal Of relief, and
as many more completely restored me, and for two
years past have not had the least return of that
pa inful complaint.
MRS. JOSEPH BAKER.
The genuine article aitooys has the written sig
nature of az BUTTS" on the wrapper, and is for
sale by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
w4w
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THE ILLINOIS Banks The Chicago Trib-
1ne saws:
We understand that within the last fort
night number of the banks of this State
have virtually refused to redeem their issues.
The course these institutions pursue when
their bills are presented for redemption is as
follows. The bills are first counted, and in
manner 50 deliberate as to show that the
'nsumption of the greatest possible amount
y time is the leading purpose OF the officers
~ the bank. This accomplished. the work
90 redemption is commenced in ten and FIVE
cent pieces, which are counted in the same
slow and deliberate manner in which the
\3llls had been counted. A gentleman who
mad the curiosity to time the operation. in
me instance, ascertained the rate 70 be about
$500 per day. \ little over thirty-three
d'ys would therefore be consumed in the re-
dem ption Of a package Of $4,000.
A New York mercantile house held an
unsettled claim Of long standing against a
lame duck 'out West = and hearing he was
Booming 'well-to-do, sent their claim TO a
Western lawyer to collect. In due time they
received a reply. which efectually laid any
""p they might have entertained OF rccelv-
'ns their money. Il ran in this wise :
tents: You VIII never get any spondulick
ir"m Bill johnson. The und arsigned called
upon Uim yesterday, and found him with
nary tile, his feet upon the naked earth
and not clothes enough upon him 10 tcad q
5"H'' We call that an expressive smile
Doc Loses ITS Lire, But SAVES THAT OF
JHmD.- Yesterday morning the infant
child Of Mrs. Burns, residing on the cor
hsr OF Third and Race streets, was placed al
window in the second story While it,
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Married.,

At Winooski, Aug. 10Th by Rev. ]. X. Converse.
Mr. Lewis C. Roleau of Cambridge, to Miss Ma
rion A. Sharpley.
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Sold by 4. s. DEWEY.
JUST RECEIYED.

With the newly invented pad and all the latest
improvements, and for sale at the panufaetYrer,.
prices
by G. WACO. BENEDICT. Agent.
daw No. 6. College Street. Burlington. "
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EROM MASIIINCTnN

The treasury Department is now prepar-
Ing some interesting statistical tables relative
to the trade between France and the United
States, exhibiting by com Parison tho an,nnn +
of duties paid by each on the imported pro-
ducts of the other These tables, it is I'M
derstood, are designed to facilitate the ne
gotation of treaty between the two coun-
tries, by which our commercial interests
wi be extended
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HORSE POWERS.

rsVho subscriber is gent for the sale Of Horse
{ Powers and Threshers and viii fill all orders
promptly the facturcrs prices, adding cost
Of transportation.
u II poCLITTE-
Burlington Aug. so, 1869. College st.
w2m
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WHOLESALE NEWSPAPER OBITUARr.-Ife
Montreal Patriot, in paragraph OF five
lines, announces the dlscontlnuance of i've
Canadian papers. They all died from lack
of public appreciation and support
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READY-NADE CLOTHING.
Armed with the best and most fashionable assort-
ment Of
Ready-Made Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods, Broadcioths, Cassimeres, Slks
GrcnadIncs and MarSeiHes Ves'mgs,
And confident Of success, he will spare no one,
who may attempt 20 resist the progress Of this
noble cause.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
lind. learned that reports
injurious to bis re Ple''-''' . 0' IO
pairer Of Piano F'rias 'lo "a o.iS4iH'iou ~ par
ties We pSwn business by attempts to injuro his,
tlns ~ attention Of the public to the following
facts from certificates to his ca ability and
ebaracter, by disinterested persons. the value of
whose approval will not be questioned.
4. W. POWERS.
Burlington, AUG. 6, 1859.
Mr.. POwERs-
DEAR SIR 1t gives me great
pleasure to testify to your thoroughness and care
fulness in tuning piano fOrtes. Having examined
several instruments tuned by you I can most
cheerfully recommend you 10 all who require
your services, and sincerely trust that you may
get that portion OF patronage which your care and
ability demands.
Burlington, Nov. 22d, 1856.
DEAR SIR Having examined and
played on several Piano Fortes tuned by you, I
take pleasure in recommending you a correct
and careful tuner.
TIE. MOLT.
Burlington, January Is, 1853
BURL1xGroy Aug 16, 1859.
A. W. Powers.
DEAR SIR
l desire to express nv
qualification at the superior manner in which you
displayed your abilities as Piano Forte tuner
on the occasion Of Madame Biscacciantis Concert
in this place last evening. The eveness of the
temperament and purity of the unisons was all
that could be desired and shall take great pleas
ure in recommending you to any one in want of
person in your profession as a first class tuner.
Wishing you every success and prosperity be-
lieve me.
Yours Respectfully,
GEO. 7. EVANS.
Au,. H. daw3w
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YE1S ADVERTISEMENTS.
Received at the Corner Store,
THIS MORNING, sept. Isr)

THIS MORNING, (SEPr. lsr)
ESMEBELDA MUSLIN new and beautiful
"a article in various colors for Ladies
underseeves; very desirable arti
Gle
LADIES CORSETS-Another large lot all sizes
white and co'ored, new styles, and
much admired by the Ladies.
SKIRTS SKIRTS Twenty different kinds Of
Ladies Extension Hoop ~krts, the best
and largest assortment in town. All
prices from = cents up.
SKIRT SUPPORTERS-auot new article, de
CT Iedlv superior to any heretofore in
troduced.
shetland Wool; Double and single Zephyr;
~a1onv Wool; Knitting-pins; Crotchct-h hooks; Ii
dy Cotton Tatting Shuttlrs; Lalies' Silk Head
nets; Purse Twist; Machine Twist; Sadller~
silk Embroidery silk; Embroidered Slipper
patterns, etc. etc, etc.
L s .
Many articles not hare enl1ncrated.
REM MBEB. at LYNAN's.
Sept. !. wl0tf
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CURE roR TooTHAcHE. What a variety Of re-
cpes, for the immediate cure of Toothache have
been published. 1t is also periodically asserted
that such domestic articles as cayenne, alum run,
salt, horseradsh applied to the wrist, positive
aunihilstors of Toothache. But our experience
with these recipes and articles has never been
favorable and 10 doubt most people have similar
experiences. We have never found anything
equal to Billings Toothache Drops for the speedy
aud certain of Toothache. 1t is most reason
able to suppose that thorough .chemist and
pharmaceutist who has attained elaborate skill at
compromising in addition to a knowledge of the
vegetable kingdom and theoretical chemistry
should be able to present with bettor remedies
than persons who never made these subjects their
study.
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WISTAR's BALsAN or WILD CHERRY-This med
icine Is " a combination and fern indeed for
healing and curing all the ills which afllict in
the shape of coughs. colds, ami inflammation oil
the throat, lungs and chest
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7. A. PECK, Agent.
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Vast muiutudes Of people suffer from Rheumatism.
There is scarcely district upon the globe where
presence is not felt. In country II is most
prevalent along the coast, extending its ravaees
back into the interior, and gradually diminishing in
severity As II approaches tho Prairie Lands Of the
, 1859-07-20
1eqaI advertisements.
WHEREAS, heretofore, to Wit,
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and psysbt br virtue af which teseh has lecua das
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August. In TIE ,s1 l3 ln uF.*r IL nsks ths ueae1 to
pHy The notes s:'e sasa r. A"w eaJanss. easE for
in the city Of thco Il lao! b<twer. khs huune of 10
n<k ard oeltek aid day. tbs aslA Eae&s =
of lan1, r. this h1k5ess h}ttter tn ca.t-