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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-09

few DAYS ago we alluded 70 an article in
.rsyr. Chronicle, from the North Western
,.a,cation, making very grave charges, Of
.--a.,u, doctrines and unchristian character
against the Rev John B. Perry of Swanton,
and expressed our surprise that no reply had
been made to it, and that the editors Of the
Clroa1cie had made no comments upon it.
though the report Of the consolation seem
Il to u, very singular, very inconsistent with
Oh, usages of the Congregational churches,
M some parts Of 1T Inconsistent with other
parts.
We are gratifed, for Mr. Perry's sake, to
.3.ice IN the last Chronicle d communica-
ton signed by fva members Of the Consocia-
-ln headed by Rev. L. B. Newton Of ST.
Adams, winch purs the matter in a very diff
f.rent light. The charges in the rmer ar
tioe were vague and unsupported. In the
latter are definite statements, facts, and
proofs. which entirely exonerate Mr.. Perry,
they do not cast suspicion of something IN
fair and yindictiye upon the other side.
We learn also that a council, called by
Mr. Perry, has been in session at Swanton
this week, Of which Prof ToTey Of this
rlace was moderator, and that this council,
after protracted and careful investigation OF
The charges alleged against Mr.. Perry, on
the two points of heterodoxy and want Of
christian manliness, pronounce decidedly and
with entire unanimity in his favor. This is
tie more gratifying since Mr.. Perry has long
been a personal friend Of ours, and we believe
/. regarded by all who are intimate with him,
a, sound christian scholar, a man Of int
--tv and Of a devout life, and as a minister.
most faithfully devoted to his profession.
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HENRY WARD BE &c HERS
SERM MONS.
REVISED by TIE AUTHOR,
WILL APPEAR IN
The Endepend emit,
EVERY WEEK.

EVERY WEEK.
This announcement alone should be sufficient
inducement TO thousands to send their subscrip-
lions.
The conductors ofthis paper aim to make 1t the
most influential and useful religious newspaper
published in this country To this end they en-
ploy an array Of Editors Special Contributors.
Regular Correspondents, Miscellaneous Esssyists,
Commercial Reporters, and other writers, each Of
whom contributes a valuable and Indispensable
part of every woeAiy number.
In addition 10 this, arrangements are in
progress b. Daich The Independent, for the
coming year, viii be made still more interesting
and attractive
A wider range of good reading will be intro
duced and the paper viii be printed throughout
with new type.
1t is intended that any oac Of the following de-
partments Of the paper viz: the Sermons Of
HENRY WARD BEEUHER,
the Contributions OF the
Rev. GEO. B. CHEEVER
the Poems Of
JOHN G. WHITTIER,
the Commercial Articles and Market Reports, Ed
itoral Articles, or the Family Reading, shall be
worth more than tie entire subscription price for
one year.
We are happy To announce that our subscription
list is Increasing more rapidly than over before,
and as a special inducement to our rea ers we will
say, that for subscribers sent US with
%, We viii cIedlI the party Stndlng the same Win
one years subscription.
The friends Of The Independent in all sections
of the country, will favor the cause in which we
are engaged by using their influence to extend
our circulation.
Terms, 81 year in advance.
Address
JOSEPH Il. RICHARDS, Publisher,
w24wZ No. ), Beekman S e. New York.
TIE GREAT 10 DON PREACHER,
il HARLES ii. SPTRGEON,
Secnre7 as Regular Contributor 10 the
CHRISTIAN WATCHMAN AND REFLECTOR,
BOSTON. MASS
Tn" Oldest Baptist paper in the world.
HIS many friends in this country who have
Il IL read his sermons with profit, will hail with
pleasure this opportunity for holding more init
mate communication with him
These letters to commence with the first paper
in January, 1860.
Sample copies of the paper sent between this
and January, 1860, to persons who may order
them for examination.
UPHAM, FORD d OLMSTEAD,
dawlw Publishers.
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ORDER OF NOTICE
TRUMAN T. CHURCH. cHIrTEN Den COUNTY
vs.. COURT.

TRUMAN 7. CHURCH. cHITTc c NnEN COUNTY
COURT.
ISAAC ANDREWS. Sept. Term, 1859
TEvHE above entitled cause was entered in said
4 Chittenden County Court, at its September
Term A. D. 1859. II is an action Of covenant
the declaration containing several counts. 1t hav-
in, been made 70 appear to said Court that the said
defendant resides without this STATE and did so re-
side at the commencement of this action it is here
BY ordered that said defendant be summoned to
appear and answer to the above entitled suit, at
the next term Of the said County Court to be hold
en- at Burlington on the last Tuesday of March,
A D. 1860, by the publication of this order in the
Burlington Free Press, g newspaper printed and
published ut Burlington in said Chittenden County
three successive week, the last publication to be
ct least twenty days before said last Tuesday Of
March.
pated at Burlington, in said County, this 9TH
day Of December. 1850.
d. FRENCH, Deputy Clerk.
l. F. WILEUE, ATTY tor Plaiatif w2lw3
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GOV Wise has written letter to Mrs.
Brown in reply to one from her begging her
husbands remains, assuring her that they
shall be placed at her disposal. An order
was enclosed for safe conduct for her mes
en-er to Charlestown and that the remains
1nmutilated should be decently committed to
his care
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JOHN BROWN HUNG.

CHARLEsTowN, Dee. ?.
The agent of the Associated Press has
been refused by Gov. Wise, permission to at
tend the execution. No facilities were ex
tended to the reporters. A despatch just
received, says " Brown was hung at Ia.
There was no unusual excitement.
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RosToN Dec 3

The fremont Temple was crowded last
evening as it probably never was before, on
the occasion of a meeting of those who SYM
pathize with John Brown in his raid into
Virginia, for which he yesterday suffered the
extreme penalty of the law. After the Tenn
pie was crowded in every part, hundreds re-
manned in the vestibules and about the door,
unable to get in. The crowd continued al
most undated for three hours
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-09
DISUNION.

The Governor of South Carolina, in his
annual message to the Legislature, while
showing the advantages of united South,
says, " If, as | solemniy believe, We can no
longer live in peace and harmony in the
C,nion' we can form a confederacy with the
aoiilty to protect itself against any enemy,
ana which will command the respect and ad-
mlration Of the world
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Married.

In Essex, n Y. Dec. lst, by Rev. J. 7. vii
lett, Mr.. Davis G. Moore, of Rutland, Vt, to Miss
Ollie E. Fancher, of Essex.
On the 3Oth ult.. by Rev. B. W. Smith, at the
residence of the brides father Mr.. Andrew J.
Burritt to Miss Clara Lake daughter of Hazleton
Lake, Esq, all of Shelburne Vt.
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InS7 iBlERTiSEiAENT
STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
FENhe Vt. state temperance Society will hold
d its next Annual Meeting at Middebury, be-
ginning Wednesday, Dec. 2lst, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ and continuing two days. A full representa-
ton If the friends Of Temperance from all parts of
the stat i, earnestly desired.
Or. Chas. Jewett Of Mass, viii be present and
address the meeting.
The usual reduction of fare By Railroads may
be expected.
c. c. PARKER,
l. IL. STONE,
J. G. STMsoN,
john SPAULDING, LII ''''s o''"
JAMES GREEN.
lsRAELG GOODWIN,
WATERBURY,, Dee. 9Th, 1859. WV
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The South Carolina Legislature met Mon
day. The Governors Message relates chiefly
To State affairs. He recommends in case Of
the election Of a Republican President, coop
Grafton in the Southern States.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-09

The United Press, near Jerran Church,
the Great Western Repair Shop, and Cad
hams Sash Factory, at London, c. W we re
destroyed by fire, Tuesday night. Loss
Sl4 600.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-09

No WoSnER.-So many worthless medicens are
aivertised for the cure Of various diseases, and
when tried found wanting" that the invalid loses
all faith In specifies. We have yet to learn, how
ever Of the first failure Of Wistar's Basam Of
VIA Cherry, to cure coughs, colds, and pulmo-
nary disease.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-09

Private advices from Nicaragua represent
everything quiet with the exception of fear
from invasion by Gen. Walker. President
MARTINEZ and the people have the greatest
confidence in the friendly disposition of the
United States and have determined to sup
press fllbusterlsm.
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GFor the Free Press.l
HUNGARIAN CIR ASS.

1tssrs Editors;
-.s. this year and it is good we read of in the
-,,c-s last Spring good for horses or cat
n, s5sp cured well, as the best Of Timothy
ares me 10 my horse after the seed was taken on;
5..,.it M clean. after it is threshed the cattle
u.l-would ike it better if the seed was in.
4-..a ned some pasture last Spring, and sowed
B.. ..lityielied at the rate of tons to the acre;
oiriz too dry Tor it, and did not SOW it
80 .sougn; twenty to forty stalks gr W from a
..-.. seed. took the seed from it, and it yield
...-se tate Of 32 bushels to the acre, and it
......l,n. 50 los t. the bushel
r.-..uld be sowed as soon as can be after plant
..~a. II wants half a bushel g. the acre. 1t is
.,.5, s,w with Herds Grass, if you want to seed
lad r9r mex. year-better than oats If you
., ,ant the seed, cut it before it is ripe it
.... ,-. best Of nay Graded some and moved
sawed on rich sandy land, and poor, and
...n; the richer the soil the better the Gro
.... win DO best on dry soil.
Ito above are facts. HARRIsoN GRIFFIN-
p.iaesgille, Vt, Dec. ], 1893.
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FIRE IN MONTPELIER.
MONTPELIER, Dee. 6

MON l.LiEhs DtC y.
The Union House in this village took fire
last evening at 8 O'Clock and was entirely
consumed. Furniture partially saved.
House and furniture valued at $4,000. In
sured in the Vt. Mutual for $500.
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NEW YORK CITY

The full vote Of New York City at the
municipal election on Tuesday WAS as follows.
Fernando Wood. (Dem.) 3O,054
W. r. Havemeyer, Dem.) 26,7oI,
Geo. Opdvke. Repub.) 2I,706.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-09

Icy thousand PERsoSs. Of their own unsolic-
tel accord have certified that no remedy ever in
.ae market equalled Readings Russia Salve in
ag curing Of cuts burns, scalds, corns, or wounds
-raay description. Sold everywhere, IS cents a
box.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-09

Tia Carpet Factory of Higgins & Co.,
$50 street, New York, was entirely destroyed
by FIRE on Wednesday. Loss 500, 600.
200 hands are thrown out of employment
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By the American Telegraph Line. }

CHARLEsTowN, Dec. 2.
Brown was taken to the scaffold in fur
niture wagon at about eleven o'clock. He
spoke freely to the soldiers around him
The body hung about IS minutes. lie died
apparently very easy. The body will be
sent to Harper's Ferry at four o clock.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-09

WASHINGTON, Dec. !.
From present indications It's probable that
the press viii be supplied with copies Of the
Presidents Message and accompanying do
uments as heretofore.
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CIOakS and Silks,
ononed last evening the third lot OF the latest style
CLOAKS AND DRESS-SILKS,

CLOAKS AND DRESS-SiLKS,
CHEAPER THAN EVER
Remember, these Goods were bought at great
bargains, and you are to have them accordingly
"A o.
1850 Yards Of the best AMI cheapest fast-colored
p r n T
to be found in town. and to be sold at a very small
figure, at the CORNER STORE
LYMAN'S.
November %, 1859. dawtf
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STRAW AND STALK CUTTERS.
TEyHE best Straw and Stalk Cutters for sale a.
E the Hardware and Agricultural Store Of
II. ii. D0OLITTLE.
Burlington, = ov. 3, 1859. w20w6
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sPALDING's PREPARED CLUES.

USEFUL. IN EVERY HOUSE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY STATIONERS
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD By DRUGGISTS.
sPALDINGiS PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By HARDWARE DEALERS
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HOUSEFURNISHING STORES
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY FANCYGOODS DEALERS
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-09

Mr. Fish. slave dealer and a resident of
thi. city for several years, but born in Mas
sachuSetts. has been tarred and feathered for
expressing Abolition sentiments.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-09
REMOVAL.

's'HE subscriber has removed his Agricultural
and Grocery Stare Z BAxTER's NEW Build
ING on College street (nearly opposite the Free
Press oiHce), where he will DC happy to receive
his old customers, and Q crowd Of Few ones
J. 5. PIERCE.
October 20. dav
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confession AND ExpERLENCE

OF = VICTIM
nESIGNLD Tor the benefit, ana az warning
~ and caution those who su fer from ner-
vous del i.ity, midi. estlor, lowress Of spirits
want Of eep, premature decay, &c; as consc-
quence OF youthful, impruuence, y the oanefu
habit Of solf-aouse. Al the same time pointing
out the certain means Of sslf-cure.
By one who has suffered from the above cause,
and from misplaced confidence in medical hum bu =
and quackery. Single copies sent (post-free) on
the receipt of a stamped envelope, bearing the
address of the applicant
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
w24m3 Bedford, Kings County y Y.
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REFERENCES
Hon D. A. Smalley, Burlington; Hon. L.
Chittenden, Burlington; MOrillo Noyss, Esq,
Burlington; worthington c. Smith, Esq St. Al
bans; Beckwith, johnson Wsed, Plattsburgh,
NY; John W. Bailey, Esq, Plattsourgh, Ny;
A. S. Thurber, ESQ. Rouses Point, N. T..
April IL. ia"
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SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS 1,

TsNHE entire list Of Books recommended by the
Il Board, will be sold till the first of January
next at greatly reduced prices at the Church Street
Book Store Come and see.
Burlington. Dec LIST, 1859.
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.

seems to be universally welcomed by housekeep-
wherever it goes; it is precisely the ready
liable adhesive substance needed for repairing fur
niture and household ware
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DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

The unoqualed success that has attended the
application Of this Medicine in Coughs. asthma,
Bronchial Affection, Diseases Of the throat and
Lungs, IacPot Consumption, has induced many
physicians Of high standing to employ it in their
practice, many Of whom advise US of the fact I'M
der their own signature
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THURBER BAILEY,

THURBEK BALLET
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
81 WALL STREET,
NEW York.
d Commissioner for Vermont in Neto York,
Solicits Commission. to which he will give prompt
and careful attention.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-09

HENRY C. sPALDING CO.,
80 PIatt-st., New York.
Address Post-OHce. Box No. $500.
Put up in cases containing either -Four, Eight Twelvs
Dozen esch-A beautiful LITHoGRAPHC SHOyCARD secompA
nying each Package
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Wistar's Balsam Of W1d Cherry recon-
nlended by Physicians.

AUBURN, Sept. 6, 1853,
5. W. Fowle Co-,-Sirs Il most cheerfully
add my testimony in favor of the Balsam. We
have used it our family, in Pulmonary affections
Coughs and Colds, and esteem it a most valuable
remedy, and have recommended it in various com
plants Of this nature with invariably happy re-
suits. W. b. LYNCH, NJ. d.
Mansfield, Tioga Co, Pa, Aug. 1858.
Gentemen Having used in my practice the
last four years, Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry
with great success, l most cheerfully recommend
it to those afflicted with obstinate coughs colds,
Asthma, &c. II D. MARTIN, VI. D.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
NnRrHFIFLn. Nov. Goth, 1863.

IREAS u kEtS'S pFf
NoRTHFIELD, Nov. 26th, 1869.
In pursuance of an act of the General Assembly
of this State. passed at its October Session, A. d.
1885, sealed proposals. will he received at my Of
fee in Mortified, by mail or otherwise until the
l4th day of December next, for loanlng 10 the
State Fifty Thousand Dollars, for the term OF nVe
years. and the further sum of Twenty-Five Ihou-
sand Dollars, for the term of six years, from the
2lst dav of November instant or any part OF
said sums, not less than $500 on notes executed
in the name and behalf of the State, the inteFes'
at the rate Of six per cent, per annum' pay"ol,e
semi-annually at the Suffolk Bank in Boston win
interest coupons attached. The BIDS to DC opoheG
and the loans awarded, by the Governor and
Treasurer to the party or parties Offering the
highest premium, reserving, agreeablyt to the pro
visions of said act, the right Of the Governor ana
Treasurer to reject any or all Of said bids.
II. N. BATES.
Treasurer of the State Of Vermont
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" Ek'N
MAGIC COMPOUND,
WEEKS MAGIC Compound!
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND
A sure and sovereign remedy for

A sure and sovereign remedy for
CouqHs. Colds. Group. Astbmq. Uhooping-
C9uqh. Sore Throat 8roac1lfs HOarSe-
mss, Infun-q Fera and Ague.
It is warranted to relieve Group in five min
utcs.
To break up n common cold in q single night.
To relieve the Asthma at once.
To cure all coughs and diseases Of the lungs,
previous 70 liberation.
To break up the chills and fever in few days.
Nes5rs. E 2. MACON & Co.
Barnet VI. Nov. 3, 1858.
1t affords me great pleasure to add to my tezti-
monv in favor Of your Invaluable medcine-the
Magic Compound. I had been subject to a most
distressing cough for than frtv years, and had
tried several remedies without deriving any real
benefit. Ny cough continued 20 grow worse every
winter till the winter of $50 then was confined to
my bed, and all who saw me thought me dying with
consumption Ny son. who had just been cured
Of a bad cough by using part Of bottle of your
Compound. gave me n few doses of it. This help
cd me SO much that I procured a bottle, and be-
fore had used Of Jhjs,l was restored to health.
Since then have had no cough, and though am
about seventy wears Oh, I enjoy good health; and
attribute it all to your medicine-the Magic
Compound.
Very truly yours. LEVI BEAC.
An over Mass. Aug. 0, 1859.
Tho bottle of Weeks Magic Compound which
received from you has entirely cured me of the
Fever and 4 que. Ny wife has also used it for
Sore Throat, with very great benefit. I recon-
mended it to a friend Of mine who was thought to
be in the seated Consumption. He was unable to
work, had very bad cough, very bad night
sweats. pain in the side and hetic flush Of the
check. The pain in the side is gone, the night
sweats have vanished, the cough is cured, and he
is attending to his business. One Of our PhysI-
clans here has recommended it in his practice Win
good success.
Yours truly, CIIAS- = ANN ~
Read the following from one of the best Physi
clans in Vermont
az have n.ed Weeks Magic Compound IN my
own family with most signal success o and d. do not
,lesiIaOe % medicine extant. In every case so
oes1 COW ,,Iy knowledge extends where it has been
LII il has given the greatest satisfaction.
L. c. MOORE, NJ D."
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BROKE INTO INCLOSURE.

- 0METIME about the last OF August broke
- into the Enclosure of the su bscriber, two
year old heifer, dark red, with tar mark on the
hip. The owner is reques ed to prove property,
pay charges and take II away.
A. J. COREY.
Hinesburgh, Dec. 6, 1859. w3w"
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Wholesale Depot No. 50 Platt-st, New Yorl
ddress HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.,

Address HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.,
Box No. 5000, New York
up for Dealers in containing fou eight and
beautiful Lthogaphe ShowCaTd accompanying each
package
RS- A single bottle Of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will annually every household ST
by prominent Statiouers Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers. Groce.s, sai razcy stores.
Country merchants should make Of SPALDINGS PRE-
PARED GLU Z, when making their list It Will any
climate
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CPALD1NGS PREPARED GLUE,
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE THE PIECEsr
SAVE THE PIECES.

ECONOMY! DIsPATCH,
aS-" A STITCH TINE NISE"-er
IS accidents Gill happen. ia Ns1rguidted JInsi
very desirable have cheap and for repair
ihs Furniture, Toys, Csockery. &c.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets All sueh emergencies cssehold afford
without u II Is always ready 20 the sticking point.
lheFe Is no longer necessity for ing chairs splinered
headless dolls. broken c n x inst the are,
Tor cone she'll and other Ornamental work popular
OF refinement taste.
This admirable preparation Is being Chemically bsN
in solution possessing valuable Qualities ~ tb be-,
cabinet makers Glue II used in the place Of ordinary
muclsse, being vastly I've.
USEFUL N cry HOUSE"
N.B.-A Brush accompanies bottle Price. 25 cents
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TRLAL BOTTLES GRATIS.

WM. JOSLYN & SONS, Barton, W., whole.
sale Agents for Western and Northern n. Y, to
whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold by A. C. Spears and Theo. Peck, Burling-
ton, J. s Storrs & Sons, Winooski, and by dealers
generally throughout the Country. w2O6m
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HELPE RS, IMPENDING CRISIS.
For sale at HUNTINGTON'S BOOKSTORE.
Nov. It'll 1859.
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PICTGE -! PlSTG RES!
ygyIfE sub.rib. - inst r.tlrneJ fr.., ,..-L,..
With the y-.... e,,,k If
d \ G + X L I \ y G. O O ID )
CASES, FRAMES. &c.
com uses IVA, Frames B" zen -ll' ana
houIdihss' D'aeN ana goa ol'''i f',Sf 9'Tt'AI
phd minla,u re cases Ii an approve ANUS n'I''-
ing several ne" anu Oeau 5'' ies' All eminent
M : ~ \ "''H
EUUtUSFdpiiS anu SnItEpbtN EspSs
,rt,;.b ava +,1,o- .,s,,-r,I .lj, 1,,f1.--
''' r. r,,,.6..,
"-"ght in the cities. CHARLES MILLER
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ROSE RLA%KETs

ROSE BLANKETS.
4 NEW lot Of beautiful Rose Blankets the
N cheapest lot We have had this season.
AT THE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-09
BURLINGTON PRICE CURRENT,
Der. 18TH, 1859.

BUCKWHEAT FLOUR is plenty and cheap;
PANCAKES are fat, with a downward tendency
4. S. DEWEY.