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PROFESSOR MOTIFS
Magic Hair InyigOratOr.

TRNllE only preparation for preserving the Hair
j from falling of and restoring new hair to bald
heads that Is hiyHy p,rtunci. 1t not only imparts
briliancy to the hair, causing it to become soft
and glossy, but it inyigomtcs the roots, giving
life and ygor to the same, causing the hair to grow
with renewed energy, producing new hair upon
bald heads-remoying dandruh Scurf, &c, &c. We
venture the assertion that there never was produce
ed, article that has obtained so wide popularity
in 50 short a time, this MOTIFS lNNIGORATOR
and that it will produce new growth of hair upon
bald heads when properly used, according to di-
rcciuns, (unloss the hair is lost account of adj
vanced age) is placed beyond all question, as very
many now using it in our immediate vicinity, could
testify.
Letters are daily received from different individ-
uals, expressing approhation and preference for
this over any and ell other dressings however
popular.
Ladies will fud that it will enable them to dress
their hair in any shape SO that it will keep its
place, and at the same time render it soft and
gloss without being so very greasy.
Allow me here TO remark the difference Of this
from other preparations which claim to darken the
hair. There are articles under the nnmo of Hair
Restores, Washes, Sc, &c, at froriflnf prices
composed OF Lac ulphur and distilled water, which
claim to color the hair existing upon the head at
the time of application but make no pretensons of
changing, virtually, the color of the hair which may
grow after its use, hence the necessity of constant
application. Yet that any lady or gentleman can
tolerate Tor moment the scent arising ON their
usc--thc odor of Viii is retained for a great
length Of timc-s"cms an impoS.ihility.
We do not claim for Professor Morris lyvIG0RA-
ruP, that it colors the hairu4'r crfy 5a the head
but we do claim, and upoa positive testimony that
on continuing its use until the decaying roots of
| grey hairs are upurs cd, and new life and vigor
/ given them, that they will be restored to their
natural color ever aiteIwarIH. And aside from the
virtue Of tire article in tie above use it, olor is So
very beautiful, and it, perfume is retained for such
a length Of time tina, it win command the patron
! age OF a discerning public
i the cheapest preparation ever before offered
to the public the twenty cent bottles contain.
ingoncftri more than other twenty five cent kinds
whilst tho fifty cent bottles contain mar, than N,
/ one dHu bflilc, from other manufactures, and yet
this iuNisorator is in the p, session OF all the mer.
/ its of higher class perfumary.
Manufactured by
A. j. GREEN,
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GREAT CURE OF
NERVOUS CONSJ-NPTIOy

4 Patient rd's'd from the he'd Of Death, By the
Hungarian Ba,sqm.
WARRES, Me-, Oct. II, lS4e.
r. Dr. d. r. Bradiec;
Dear SRI feel sincere
pleasure Tor the opportunity offered, to express to
YOU my appreciation Of the Hungarian Balsam. 1
think with the blessing Of II kind Providence,
owe my life to this inestimablc medicine. I have
been for some two or three years alctcd with afro.
ply or nervous Consumption, attended with all il.
horrors. | employed several different PHYSICIANS
but THEY COULD GIVE Me NOTHING TO
REACH MY CASE and constantly grew worse
and at last confined to my bed, with an innarn.
nation in my stomach. lungs and liver. and a
severe paptation Of the heart, and the distressed
beating would sometimes last two or three hours
AMI often times so violent as to shake my bed |
knew in this situation
COULD not LONG SURVIVE.
Ny doctor and ncghbors said the same. friend
accidentally sent to my family an advertisement
Of Buchan's Hungarian Balsam. They procured
me a bottle, and with some reluctance at first
commenced taking it. The first dose gave me i'm
mediate relief, and in few days could sit up
fifteen minutes, and continued to gain until | took
thirteen bottles. | now enjoy better health
although somewhat advanced in years than for
several wears past My Physician frankly assert.
that It was the Hungarian Balsam that cured me,
Yours. respectfully, LUCIA C. CUSlIMAN.
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LEWIS nrLLocK.s EsrArE.
NTETHE SUBSCRIBERS, having been a
Wy nnintnl hv tho LlunnrlIl. TIM prulntn O.,

WE TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap.
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Grand Isle, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims and de
mands Of all persons, against the estate of Lewis
Bullock late of south Hero in -aid District dccca-
sed, represented insuycut and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto; and six
months from tn, day If the date hereof being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose We do there
fore hereby give notice, that will attend TO the
business ct our appointment, at the dwelling of
Thomas II, Gordon, in South Hero in said District,
on Thursday the .l",onth tiHY oi Ichruary next at
10 u'clork. \. NJ.
Dated this 18Th lay If Nov. 4. u. l;5s
W VI. FLETCHER, ! Commits.
w9Jw3 ABEL PHELPS i.ioucrs
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Jews Of The " eek
-ic.rnph to the Dni!y Free Press.
FROM - ROPE.


New loRH. Jan IL.
political news ny inns arrival Is mea-
!rope' At the Emperor Leyce ON New
d.ly' Napoleon a"dr ~ the loil'W-
Noras 10 t"e AUSTRIAN Minister - regret
relations with your government are not
ood rs they were Dat request you TO
the Lmparof my personal le'lil": ior nm
not changed ne emphatic tone
the Emperor, anu ms animated
ires attracted the attention o. the
Inblei Dn lomatc Corps. HE Bourse
closed ill the 3D. bat on opening quite
inic prevailed,
he London LNchanGe symplthlt'' with
Paris The market closed fiat.
Vienna, al - n PAM prevailed under
funlor that Austria viii send troops to
grade.
ne Spanish Ministry declare that : ain
Id never sell Cuba, and protests against
Insulting hypothesis, to tie contrary i'm
IN President buchanan ; Mcs>age.
minors were current oil the discovery OF Il
lidable conspiracy at Cracow, with nu-
ous arrests.
IIntr,y T.u -
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.-Almost every

invention has its enemies. We have heard loco.
motives denounced, and the magnetic telegraph
called a nuisance. The world. however. tocm~ t.
have agreed nsm in relation to this great coz
m"politan remedy. There il nothing surprising
in this. The human everywhere Lave the
same internal rganlation-thcir stomach, liy rs
circulation, nerves, all their ia organs, arc q
prey to countless diseases, and all these disease,
are controlled and cured by Iloloways Pill.
This, in substance, i, the testimony of the Old
World. 1t has been echoed and emphasized in
this country. No man contradicts it. The infer.
once il irresstiblc--n l., true.
Jan. -. dawlv
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Died.

In Burlington, January 23d, Mrs. Fanny
Seymour, Widow Of tho late William l. Seymour,
aged Il years.
At Winoosk Falls, Vt, on Friday January 81,
1852 Duncan Mcintosh, a native Of Glasgow
cotland, aged 80 years.
Western papers please copy.
In Salisbury, Jan. 4th, stephen Woodbury.
aged Al.
In Williston. Jan. sth, Mrs. Mary Watson
Clark, aged 81 years.
In Union Village, Jan. 10 Edgar W. Gleason,
aged 20 years
In Cornwall Jan. 10th Mrs. Lucy Foot aged %.
Also Mrs. Caroline E. Foot aged So.
In Plymouth, Jan. II, Mrs Winnefrcd McDer-
mot, aged %.
In Pittsford, Jan. II, Mrs. Sarah Booth aged
50.
In Woodstock, Jan. 18th Mary Louisa Ransom,
aged Is.
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RICHARD SPEARS rsTATE.

STATE or VERMONT, Tho tto,orobIo
ni.TRl'f of cniftESnEN, SIS. the Probate Court
Tor the District of chitoulen. 10 all persons inter.
cstod in the estate Of Richard Spear late Of cal
chester in snid District, dccsa cd, Greeting.
Whereas sail Court hath assigned the 9Th d,v
Of February next, for the settlement Of tho admin
istrntion account Of the aiministrntrix
OF the estate Of said deceased, and ordered
persons interested in said estate. by publishing
this order thrcc wcol.s successfully previous to
the day assigned, in the burlington FREQ Press,
printed in Burlington, in said District
Thorcfor', Won ar" hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court Rooms, IT. Burlington, on tho
day a.'icnod lllon AMI there 20 contest tho allow
an'c Of stil ar',ur', IF you poo cnu-n.
Hirgn uulormy baud tui' 18th day of January
\. p. 20.
W. IT, FRENCH. Jul -c.
w30w3
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uNAkE Of salt, salt pctre, molasses, and any
j other desirable ingredient; mix them in the
proportion Of small quantity of each
with smaller quantity of water, (tho
scalding and skimming may be omitted)
pour the compound into any convenient vessel
and it will fit for use about this time; then
when ham is wanted go and buy one of DEWEY
The man who follows the above direction and
fails to get a very superior ham, may ever after
take precedence of tho Coolest inhabitant"
Jan. llth 1853
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ANOTHER AFFRAY KANSAS.

LEAvENwoRTII, Jan. %.
The Times publishes a letter giving an &C.
count Of conflict between party of men
under Capt. Brown, and posse under the
Deputy [. S. Marshal, near Paol, Licking
County. Five Of Capt. Browns party, and
the Deputy Marshal and two of his assistants
are reported to have been killed. The
account is not vouchcd for and is. probably.
exaggerated. The friends of Capt. Brown
assert that he is not in the Territory.
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BARRE ACADEMY,

- PRING TERM begins Feb Il, 1859, sum
'Smcr Term begins May u, 1859. Fall Term
begins Sept |, 1853.
The Board of Instruction consists of six perma-
nent Teachers.
The facilities for pursuing Classical or English
course of Study, are superior.
Board Sis per week.
j. :. SPAULDING, Principal.
Barre, Jan. Is, 1859 w30 Nv
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A. j, GREEN,
llIGHGArE, Vt.
s. Il. GREEN. Pyoprictor.

sold in Burlington by j, W konY Co, and 7
\ PECK Colchester Drury, Macomber
Paile.vile; j. :. Storrs & SON, Winooski, --
Milton. J.. BrRGEss 4 Co., NiLsoS FAIRcnILDs
Fairfax, T. II. WELLS Fletcher L. BLAIR, JR.
aud H. SAftoEni Canhrids, J.. h. f. X, SMITH
y. SrtNcEHi johnson, ;. ltLpiNG; Undcrhill l.
= CARLTON, and G. ". EDNNoLps; Jericho, H.
llowrs' and L, H. LANr Co; Richmond, II. A
iloDGEs, aud L. -. GREfN.
Agents will be appointed in every Town in tn
State.
January is, 1859 wscms
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. HE KANSAS TROUBLES. PEACE
RESTORED.

a LHnvenworth despatch says that Capt.
ontsomory has voluntarily given himself
up to the authorities, to await a trial upon
charge ofcomplicity IN the recent troubles
on the Southern border. Capt John Brown
is reported to have left the Territory.
No further difficulties are apprehendcd. and
the excitement at Leavcnworth has all died
away.
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EEv. On. lyman BEECnER, NV York. date
bosto",) FORMERLY President u Lane Theolo. ical
seminary, Ohio
Gcnlemeh--l have used tic Vegetable pul.
monary balsam myself with benefit in Catarrhal
Coughs and Colds and have known it to be used
with COED effect in the carly stage. of Pulmonary
Affections in families around mo"
Owing to an Unprecedented sale and popularity
oil over thirty years standing, there many
countcrfeits and limitations against which the
public are cautioned.
Enquire for the article by its WHOLE NAME,
"NEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM."
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER 4 CO., Drug
gists, 80 India St, Boston, Mass, and sold by
Apothocarics and Country Merchants generally.
Price large sze 30 cents w3lm!
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The Official majority of Hedges, democrat
scr Conklin, Republican, for Congress in
he 9th District cf Illinois i. 1 ,U63
The overland mail wi1h san Francisco
ates to the 9th ult., has arrived. The
Residents message reached san Francisco
y ) O'Clock, on the morning Of the 27th in
days and II hours from ST. Louis fhe
Ness &c hardly comes ny 10 public expecta-
ion, especially on the subject Of rhe Pacific
Rail Road. Dates from Victoria are to Doe.
is. There WAS great suffering at Frazer Rly-
n from cold. Mining had almost entirely
reas d at Frazer River.
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"NOT ACREASE SPOT LEFT.

NHE Yankee Extract will remove Grease, Tar
L or Paint from Linen, Cotton, silk or Wooden
Fabrics of any kind Put up in bottles, at twenty
five cents each, and for sale by
j. W. ROXY d co.
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lBoslo>, TAursoo,, Jan. 27h ls5o.l

boslCN. THURSDAY, Jan. 27M 1859.
At market 70? Cattle COO Becves, and
1872 stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows
o'e, two, and three year. old. Market beef
ra, per cwt. s. OOa7 70; l.t quality, SC oOa
Gas; second quality, s. 25a5 49, third quality,
3 oi ordi ry4 90.
SroRls-W orking oxen, s75alOOal50 per pair.
Cows and calves t25 a IS, a4O, a CT. Yearling,
none Two year. old, 20 "a; three year. old
s25 20
Sheep and Lambs, 1920 at market. Prices. in
lot, Sl7ja GOA 5oi Extra and selections, 81, so
at 80 %.
swine, none at market.
Hides 7inSc per lb,; Tallor y aso per ID;
Pc!ts, 81 j0al - each Calf skins, l?salac per h.
Veal calves none
RENARKs.-The market wa. quite inactive, but
few buyers present, Extra cattle sold for SC 90
per ewt, with the exception Of a few pair very
heavy which brought 81 80 per crt. Those oil
lower grade quite dull, but few sales made. The
best quality sold quick and higher than last week
Other qualities rather dull, but few buyers of such
quality at market, Good quality Of cattl. anG
sheep Away find ready purchasers while those OIL
poor quality are always slow Of sale.
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-sROWN's BRONCHIAL TRocnEs.

A exec lent article for Coughs and lloar,c-
[Ancss' Also, Bryan's Pumonic Waters for the
same purposes, at
j. W. ROBY & CO.
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HOODS AND WORSTEDs.

Opened this morning:
~ II Boxes Ladies and Misses Hoods-new
styles; also,
Single Zephyr Wool, White and Blue mix'd Yarns
Double do. do Wool Waddng
shetland do. Cotton do. etc
for sale cheap at
Oct -, 1853. wifi LYMANs.
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VIE nt ',''n i tunfoctioncrs and otut.s ia
.''cl'. 10 ouI stock OF Pio, and frlA Es-
B. oh. 81 pl', .uth Hs Peppermint, Lemon, Winter.
-'' 900 .n"noH, S1-aIila., g., dc. Ai-o. Glm
-'''"''' !. can l''tlr, imi many otnor "'t,a,,s
asa ln tai. business.
!. "a. ROXY Il 60.
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For the Holidays.

l. 4 ID l. :.
NFQC can find al LIWAN'N a splendid as.ort-
q mcut of SHETLAND WOOL.
SINGLE ZEPHYR WORS TED, for Embroidery
&c, &c.
DOT BE do, 10. for Sontass, &c, &c.
SLIPPER PATTERNS; also
do dc. embroilerol--a net and
beautiful article
Knitting Pins; Wood and Ivory Crochet Rings
Needles and Hooks.
Worstcd Needles; Sewing Needles;
together with
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MEDICINAL. SOLID FLUID
EXTRACTS

ENROM the Laboratories of 1ilden & Co., New
Il Lebanon, y. Y; and Henry Thaycr & Co.,
Cam bridge, Mass For sale by
J. ". ROBY co.
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TIE OLD Standby,

'E'iE Genuine Punderson's CONDITION POWDERS
n Tor Horses and Cattle. Also, CuNDfIIoS Pow
d. s o. other manufacture, for sale by
j. W. ROBY & co.
January 81, 1853.
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DYSpIrTICS!

NOC can find at the subscribers tho best RENE
Il dies for your disease, viz: Green's Oxygcnntod
and lloonand's German Dittcrs,
j. W. ROBY & co.
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BLANK BOOKS.

IN0WN RECORDS, Lcdgers and Day Books, Of
L almost every conceivable size, and style, and
price. Also Blank Books made to order Mt
5. HUNTING IONS.
Jan. a. 1889, daw
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HINESBURGH ACADEMY.

TYNllIS long established nstitutionwill continue
l under the care Of the same teachers that have
had charge of it for three years past The public
may, therefore, rest assured that the ENGLISH
LANGUAGE will receive that attention which its
importance and general use demand, while the or
binary branches, such as Latin, French and Music,
will not be overlooked.
Winter Term commences Dec. goth ends April 18th
Tuition, 81 90; Piano Music $40, 90 use Of Instru
mcnt, $500. Photography, by Rev Mr. Tiffany
free. A L, LEANENWoTH, Principal
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VI A II X Il T 8.
= ~ ron MAR !IT.

BosToN, Jan. &c.
FLOCR.-The market is vciy firm and price,
have advanced from 2jo7je. pcrobl. The sales
have lc-n tsja5Jj for common brand.Western (;
$j,3jaj,7j for fancy; common extras sGa6, 50,
and family and superior brands, s6,5Oa7 80, in
Guiding Genesee, Ohio and Michigan. Canada Flour
is in fair demand at sj,3ja5,75 for fancy; S6,25
for common extra; and SC, 75a7 % for family and
superior brands. Corn Meal is selling at 81 IA 25,
and Rye Flour range. at So, j0a4, % per Dbl. for
common and extra. Buckvheat selling at s2,75
per 100 lbs.
GRAIN. Tho demand for Corn the past week
has been moderate, bnt the article is held with
comfortable frmnoss. Sales Of Southern yellow
at o2n93c, mostly at 92c white o0aooc. for
new and old and Western mixed is nominally
90a92c per bushcl Dat. are firm and in demand at
C2aGie per bushcl for Northern and Canada, and
Prince Edward Island at 53aC0 per bu.hel. In
Rye sales at StaSjc per bushcl, which is an ad-
vance.
PROVIST0NS.-Porki is very firm, but contin-
ucs in moderate demand. Sales Of prime at $l4 co.
asl5 90; mess at slsal95 50; and clear ats2l GOA.
q 30 pcrLb cash and mos. In Beef there have
been moderate sale, atss 5Oal2 80 per Dbl, for
Eastern and Western mess, cash ard mos. Lard
j. quite firm, and has advanced with sales in bbls.
and ticrces,at l2al2lc, now held at l2ctc cash
and in kegs l3al3ic, cash and mos, Smoked
Hams are selling at leiallc. per h., cash and 4
mos Butter is quite firm, and a shade higher,
Sales Of good and choice Mt aaa2bc., and common
at lGa2oc Canada, Ohio and other Western rang
es from lla2Oc per III. as to quality Cheese i.
selling at salO!c. per h.. for common and prime.
Dressed Hogs are selling at Ease per lb, as to
quality, for large and small
WOOL.-Ecmand fair and market firm. Sales Of
100 900 lbs, fleece and pulled at 40aG5c for fleece,
and i0aj7 for pulled, NO. and extra.
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SPIRITS!!

CNTERS, Travellers, and others, can find at
Il tho Corner Drug Store, two doors South OF
the Town Agcnt,l supply Of Pocket Flasks, of
various styles and sizes, for the safe and convenient
transportation Of the "Crtter"
j. W. BOBY 8. cos.
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Market.

TlNhE subscribers have opened, under the Town
Hall, on the South side,
& T. n T. II A l. VI II X T. T.,
where the citizens of Burlington will find, at all
times
CHOICE MEATS, Of ercry knd, FISH
POULTRY, EGGS, BUTTER,
CHEESE and VEGETABLES
in Great Variety,
and where the FARMERS will find a
Ready Sale for their produce,
The subscribers intend to keep Market which
will be at all times supplied with articles Of suDe-
rior quality, and which will be convenient and in
vitng to everybody. A. Il. MURRAY co.
Nov. 80 dav
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y. B.-Thesc TASKS are also useful for other
purposes than the above, milk and water may
be carried in them with equal if not greater safety
than the first mentioned article. Try them.
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUCNAN'S HUNGARIAN BALsAM
OF LINE.

ENlIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Colds,
d Coughs, Asthma, and Consumption.
II READ The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE 81
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J. w. ROBY 81 co.,
Druggists and ApOthecarics,
Corncr Church and College streets.
BURLlNGTON, VERMONT


G tojlliNEAL, Cudbcar, Indigo, Composition
NHlue, Extracts and Chip LpgwooI Fustit, Rcd
".oi, Aladd,r Muri1tc OF in, &c, &C., &c. for
sale by
j. w OBY 4 CO.
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NINETY ACRES OF WOODl LAND

situated about two miles from the above, with
lawful road to it at all times Of the year, contain
ing Pine and Oak Timber, suitable for building
and wood sufficient for a number of years
All of which will he sold on reasonable terms
for part Of the purchase money, on giving pos
session; the balance on time for good paper, i
requested
for terms and further particulars, apply to
THEODORE d. LYMAN.
North Ferrisburgh, Jan. II 1859 w30 3m
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The bArque Ansoitt was detained today
= the Collector, un ru,l icion OF lifting
n the slave trade. She arrived here oct.
}, from Matanzas, and has been in port ever
nee.