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FROM ONE To TWO DOLLARS Is

FROM ONE TO TWO DOLLARS is
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all of which goes to the professional reYnire, who
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maxim, "a stitch in time nine"
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spaulding's Prepared Glue is designed to sup
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Aug. :. dawlw
New YORK, August Il, 1859.
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Aug. Q. dawlm
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SOUTH RoYLToN. Anr. q

A fire was discovered in Mr.. Renbank S
factory at Gsysville, about two O'Clock this
morning. and by four O'Clock that, together
with the hotel, two stores, one dwelling
house, Gays dry house and the Bridge
crossing White River were totally destroyed.
10. 100000, mostly insured The
cause Of the fire is unknown. but it is sup
posed to be the work of an incendiary.
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The principal State officer voted for in this
election is Clerk of Appeals. Gen. Leslie
Coombs, the opposition candidate, led
McCarty, Democratic candidate, oil over
the State. His majority is put down at from
5 600 to 10 900.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-10

New ORLEANS, July so.
Two abohuonists have been hung at Texas
for distributing arms and melting slaves to
rebellion
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NOTICE

In the matter Of
Charles r. W eed assignee fr.;,,ar.lsr Count
Of Marcus Hull, In Cbancer1
The creditors OF said
Marcus Hull.
Charles H. Weed, Of Hinesbur-h, in said County
of Chittenden having filed in said Court of Chan e
Gerry his petition in writing, setting forth that on
the third day of October, 1857, the said Marcus
made an assignment IF his real and personal estate
and chooses in action to the said Charles Il Weed,
for the benefit of all the creditors Of the SAID Mar
Gus that he. the said Charles. accepted the said
trust, and that he had reduced the assets OF the
said Marcus, so assigned into money, and among
other things praying said court to make an order
that the creditors of said Marcus prove their
claims against the said Marcus, before master
or masters to be appointed BY said court, who
should give notice to said creditors, OF the time
and place Of hearing the said creditors and Of
proving their respective claims against the said
Marcus And the undersigned having been ap-
pointed a Special Master TO ascertain and report
to said court who the creditors are of the SAID
Marcus entitled to the funds in the hands Of the
said Charles II and the amount Of their respective
claims, and ordered that the undersigned give no.
tice of the time and place Of hearing, by publish
ing the same in the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper printed in Burlington. in the County
Of Chittenden, three weeks successfully, the las5
pubilcaton 10 oe Ten uays previous 'o '-0 '''- "
hearing.
Therstore, do appoint the fifth day Of Septem-
Der, 1850, for hearing the said creditors, at the
Office of VIM. Weston, in said Burlington, at t.
o'clock in the forenoon. And all the cred'' -
the said Marcus entitled to such funds -sors oi
fed to present and prove their CT" are nou-
said Marcus before me at th" inns against INC
said. , tine and place afore-
Dated at BurliD~
1860. seon, this eth day Of August,
Wv CHARLES RUSSELL, Special Master.
.'FsroN Solicitor.
wsw
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Mr.. Fowler's buildings on Nassau street,
between Fulton and Ann streets, were
partially destroyed ny fire last night Loss
$50 600
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-10

The first Session in these schools viii open on
the last Wednesday in September.
~ For Circulars, or further information, apply
to the Principals
West BrattIeboro', Aug. LIST, 1890. Willy
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NEW PosTMASTERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ..
}. Ryan has been appointed Post Master
at Salem, Mass, and Mr.. Hutchinson p. NJ.
at Woodstock, VT,
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BRECKENRIDGE STATE CONvEN.
TION,

TION.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Aug. :.
The Breckenridge portion Of the Demo
cratic party of Vermont, are assembled in
State Convention at this place to-day. From
ten to twelve hundred are present. The
Convention was called to order by Hon. II E.
Stoughton, Of Bellows Falls The perma-
nent organization Is as follows Pres
ident, Colonel A. NJ. Dickey, Of Bradford f,
Secretaries-J. X. Mclean, S. L. Chan
der, Hiram Atkins, and J. j. Deavitt, and
one Vice President from each county.
3.3OP. NJ.
The following unanimous nominations
have been made
For Governor-Hon. Robt. Harvey, of
Barnet
For Lieut.. Gov.-Hon. Giles Harrington,
of Alburgh.
For Treasurer-Samuel Wells, Of Mont
pelier
For Electors at Large-Henry R. Camp
bell, of Burlington, Ephraim Chamberlin
of St. Johnsbury.
4 State Committee OF one from each
county were appointed.
Col. Isaac V. Wright, Of Mass, has just
closed lengthy address amid immense cheer
ing. Dr.Loring is now addressing the large
audience
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BURLINGTON FEMALEsEMINARY

ENHE next Term will commence on Tuesday,
u the 4th of September.
having sold the South building to my former
associate, who proposes a promiscuous school for
both sexes, the Burlington Female Semin-
ary," with its former Board of Teachers, will
be conducted here after in the CENTRAL
BUILDING, which is spacious, pleasant, and
conveniently fitted for the purpose.
Applications should be made early to JAMES
W. HlCkOCk ESQ, sly of the Board, or to the
Principal.
J X. CONVERSE
august {, 1860. dawtf.
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MILLER'S PICTURE CALI cry.

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully calls at
Il tention to the various styles Of Pictures taken
daily at his Gallery, l47t CHrRcH STREET, west
side.
AMBR0TYPES,
SPHERE0EYPES,
MELAINOTYPES,
NEALIOGRAPHS,
FE2REoTYPEs,
PHOTOGRAPHS,
Photographs in vignette,
Photographs in Oil,
Photograph, in Water Colors,
Photographs in India Ink
IvORYTYPES,
DIAPUANOTYPES.
The Diaphanotype is photograph colored on
the back like the so called Grecian Painting"
and has been enormously supposed by some to be
the lvorytype.
The genuine Ivorytype, touched 10 water colors,
"a most beautiful and durable picture, which
mains unmpaired By sunlight, and resists high
degree Of heat) is made by the subscriber only,in
this vicinity.
All colored pictures made at my gallery 70 per
cent cheaper than at any other place in the vi
cinity.
The subscriber respectfully invites the public to
examine specimens at his Gallery, and challenges
a comparison between his work and that of any
other artist this side of New York
CHARLES MILLER.
Burlington Aug. 8.
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MRS. WINSLOW.-An experienced nurse

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snd female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething which greatly facilitates the
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Aug. 6.
WALKER GONE TO NICARAGUA.

New YORK, Aug. :.
Walkers expedition, consisting of five
vessels and 500 men, left the Island of
Cosequ on the Goth ult for Nicaragua
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CINCrNATI, July 80.
Wledomer Co. assigned to-day. Liabil-
ties Slll 600
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!! HAIR

DYE !t,-WH. A. BArcHELoR's HAIR DYE =
The Original and Best in the World All others
are mere limitations, and should be avoided if you
wish to escape ridicule.
Gray, red, or rusty hair dyed instantly to beau
tiful and natural brown or black. without injury
to the hair or skin.
Fifteen medals and diplomas have been awarded
to VIM. A. Bachelor since 1899, and over so, 900
applications have been made to the hair Of the
patrons of his famous dye.
Vim. A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces color
not TO be distinguished from nature, and is war
Ianted not to injure in the least however long it
may be continued, and the ill-efects Of bad dyes
remedied the hair invigorated for life l. this
dye.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The genuine has the name and address upon a
steel plate engraving on four sides Of each Box
of
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NEW YORK HARD SHELLS.

The Breckinridge & Lane Democrats held
their State Convention at Syracuse on the
Z tn and Sth, and nominated -
For Governor-James T. Brady, Of New
York
For Lieutenant Governor-H X. VIele, Of
Buffalo
For Canal Commissioner-John NJ. jay
coz
For State Prison lnspector-Robert W.
Allen, Of Kings.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-10

REELECTION OF FRANK BLAIR.
Frank p Blair is elected by over thou
sand majority.
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GLE NWOOD LADIES' SEMINARY.
FIRsT-cLAss BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
NJ K. and MRS. HIRAM CIRCUIT, Principals.
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rrrroNs LAST MONDAY.
KENTUCKY
ARKANSAS

Johnson is probably elected Governor by
10, G0e majority.
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The Supreme Court Of the State Of New York,
have issued perpetual injunction against Eaton
s Jenkins, for counterfeitiug Ayers Cathartic
Pills, holding them responsible for tho cruel i'm
position in w5at they have done, and restraining
them from further like injury to the public. If
any class Of ouS people more than another needs
the interposition Of law to shield them from i'm
posture it IS the sick and altering who are unable
70 protect themselves. A remedy universally
employed as A yers Pills by all classes, both to
cure and prevent disease, should as it does, have
every security the law can afford it, from counter
felt and imitation ojinef Achenecfady.
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ct. LOUIS, July 81.
Oregon dates Of the Sth had been received.
Harvey and staff had left for the Eastern
States. The miners that went on a mining
expedition to tho Blue Mountains, had return
ed, having been driven of by the Indians.
after a conflict in which five Of the latter
we're killed, and two miners wounded.
Trouble is anticipated in Utah with the
Snake Indians, who are greatly embittered
against the whites The official returns from
the election elect Shiel, DEM, Congress
man. The Legislature stands as heretofore
reported
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NOTICE.
Ya7HE PUBLIC, AMI all whom 1t may concern,
Z arc hereby notified that I have given my
daughter. Lima Gonyo her tire, from and siter
this date, and that l viii hereafter pay no debts
Of her contracting.
JOHN G0NIo.
Colchestsr July 8. 1900 "5"
PIANOS AT LESS THAN COST'
EHIEHAVE on HAND four new Piano, which
~ we will oFsr, for short tims only. 90 the
following unparalleled low prices .,co
I-6;Octavo round corners, $3.50 usual pfic' e,oV
Lei DO extra finish. go; -
II do do 500 s93
II d, olvysdleg' }case3jO; 4oJ
Now i. your time to buy for thsy mus. be closed
-oieI a full assortment Of Melodeons from
PIT Bry', Co1c5rd, MI. whose reputation, as
Xis1,1so7 II. l--s = among the beat in the couc-
try -r1r-.Drp, .-rOD,
No. ;, Bank BIocs.
Burlin ztoa, Jale Doth. 1850. Wifi
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Interesting TO HOusekeeperS

HNHE Subscriber offers to the citissns q Bur-
lington snd vicinity, a Rare Chance TO avail
themselves Of tho benefits e Col \. Bailey :
celebrated
FEATHER DRESSING
AND
rem VATIN G N ACHI y E .
tn. Cleansing Is done entirely By Steam,
No Are coming near the Feathers. BY this process
al moths are destroyed and removed, the Feathers
cleansed, the nbers relieved from their matted
position giving to a bed astonishing increase in
bulk-often more than one-hslf also, removing
all dsagreeable scent which IS 90 common TO new
rs well as old feathers. In fact, giving the a.
pearauce and essential qualities of NEW FEAIH-
ers snd relieving them from all liability to moths
by the removal of sll gummy or glu,inous matter
from the quill.
Siren kurdr,4 beds have been renovated with
this machine, during the past year, in the towns
Of Hinesburgh, Shelburne and Burlington, and
entire satisfaction given in every case.
PRIcE.-Ono Dollar Per Bed, and satisfaction
warranted.
HERVEY SPALDING,
Spear street, Burlington.
July II 1850. VIII
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At a Probate Court holden in Burlington, within
and for thellstrc Of Chttenden on the Goth day Of
June, A. D. 1860, the certified copy Of an Instru-
ment, proved and approved in the SurIoZate's
Court for the County Of Clinton, in the State OF
New York, and purporting TO be the last VIII a-d
Testament Of Horace B. Sawyer, late % Plltts-
burgh, in the County Of Clinton, deceased, having
estate real ard personal within the District Of
Chittendsn, upon which said viii may operate,
was presented to sal Court by George A. sawyer,
lesatee and interested therein, for the purpose
Of being h'ed, allowed, and rec r1ei and it is
ordered bv said Court that the 9Th day Of August,
A. D. 1860, be assigned for allowing said copy.
st the Probate Court Rooms in the District Of
Chttendcu; and that notice thereof be given 20
all persons concerned. BY publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press newspaper printed in Burlington, in said
District, the last Of which publications shall be
previous to the day assigned for hearirE.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified n appear
before said Court, at the time and place aforesaid,
and contest the approval ard flin- and recording
the Aforesaid copy, if you see cause.
Given under nv hand at burlington in the
nistrict of Chittendon this 20th day q June,
A. D. 1850.
r4w3 D. FRENCH Register.
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CALL on
t. 4. Fuller, ct The Church Street Book Store
FOR YOUR
Boois, Stationery, and Artist MoferiqLt.
The largest Assortment in the State
FOR YOUR
DoiiV and Weekly Popeys
Received by Lightning Express
F0R YOUR
Magazines Of all Kinds.
is selling everything at the l,,resi rates.
burlington, June IG, 1860
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USDERmILL ACADEMY. Is60-e

E. L. BATES, PNryC'rsL.
TH7IIE FALL TERM viii commence aug. 51tE
3 and continue eleven weeks. The sans sssist-
ants will be employed as heretofore
Board per week 81 So Co 81 ~.
T. IT. B0STTf --.tsry.
wIwG
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JOSEPH IRIsH'S ESTATE.
W. z the sub seriber., having bee aDDo'- tet by
y the Honorable tho Probate Court for tho
District Of Chitteuden, Commissioners 70 receive,
examine and .iust the claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate of Joseph Irish, lotc &C
Charlotte in said District, deceased. represented
insolvent and also claims and dem10ds exhibited
in Offset thereto; and six months from the dsv n
the date hereof. BEING allowed bv said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice,
that we will attend to the bushes, # appoint
rnent. At tho dwelling Of LAWN Irish, in Char
lotte in said District on the third We lnes'avs Of
july and December next, At 10 o'clock A. ~, IN
each Of sad DAYS.
Dated this 5th dav Il July. A. y. 1850.
HESRY A. Bur oLFH, }
JANIS T. Wells, SC0muissi ne.s
FRDpFR1cN MsyCE.
psw3
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rKoF.INDLIrCmp.s MoNoDELPHIA

PKuF. INDLITCHD's MONODELPHIA
OR BALM OF BEAUTY.
DRONOUNCED by all who have tested its
4 merits, to be the best as well as the cheapest
toilet preparation ever imported The press, far
and wide, have extolled It's merits, and the demand
is unequalled. No person Sd uld be without it,
as no one who uses it once can find any thing TO
supply its place. 1t is unequalled in bathing and
dentrifo. For shampooing and shaving it
cannot be excelled. 1t is the best cosmetic ever
imported. Price only IS cents bottle.
Sole Wholesale Agents in Z. and British
Provinces
HOLDEN. CUTTER n co.
p & 36 FEDERAL, AND l07, Ill a ll3
CONGRESS STREETS, BoSToN.
wj)cow3m
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" The American Enterprise.
ILLU STRATED,

THE BUSINESS MANS GUID"
OR.
Il O""' J'' '''5 1 'Y ~s,;5nol md Business
HeH' Hs''"o7''; 3echG7ics and Farmers.
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THE ISLAND ACADEMY.

YNHE FALL TERM of this School will COM
= mence on Wednesday the 9th of September.
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The steamship Lacrosse for Galveston e1-
plodel to day, just below this city, killing
four persons and wounding three. The boat
and cargo a total wreck. Loss $50, 900.
New YORK, Aug 1.
4 despatch from ST. Johns to the TINES
says that the Prince drove to his temporary
residence through ranks Of men extending
mile in length, comprising Military, Fire
Companies. and both Houses Of Parliament
&c
The whole West India squadron is now at
Halifax, Quebec and Montreal.
The Prince goes to-day to Fredericton
and remains two days. lie passed over the
Suspension Bridge at the Falls OF St. Johns
on Friday, and dined with members of the
Government. and the Mayor of Halifax,
Boston, sc Inside Of the gate were
thousand school children who sang ma
tional anthem, and strewed boquets along
the roadway The formalities were gradu-
ally being discontinued. At Windsor the
Prince dined at the same table with members
Of Parliament and the Press.
The Councilmen met last night and refus-
ed to concur in the japanese appropriations,
Il to G. a motion to reconsider subse-
quently prevailed, and the matter comes mp
again.
There was an ARRAY at S68 Greenwich st.
last night, in which George Thorp and VIM
TIitchings were stabbed. Several Others
participated Politics was the cause Of the
aifray.
Mrs. Thos. Fowler committed suicide by
taking arsenic in Kingston day or two ago.
The body OF Jacob Smith was found in
the woods near Rosendale, Ulster County,
last Tuesday. His body was badly mutilated.
It's quite evident he was murdered.
New YORK, Aug ..
The Brig ". r. Kibby Of New Orleans
which had previously landed cargo of Af
rioans' was found abandoned off Anouilla by
the steamer Crusader and taken to Key
West.
Martin Hallagan murdered his wife in 43d
st, last night, with Ratchet
A despatch from Fredericton. \ q
the Times, dated August 4th, says To. dov
is the mott delightful experienced by the
Prince of Wales since his arrival. The boa,
ran up the St Johns river, through fertil,
and beautiful country. The Prince was Oh
dsck most Of the time, and was loudly cheer
ed by groups of people in boats and on pro
jectIng points, and saluted by the waving G
aags, ringing OF bells and firing of muskets
&c, which were answered Nv the steamer
whistle and band
The Prince is to receive addresses o.
Monday Sand levee and hall is to b
given IN the Parliament buildings. The tow
decorated With triuiuphal arches, flags, &c.
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Special Notices..
''Buy me. and I'll do you Good"

CLEANSE THE SYSTEM, PURIFY the BLOOD
The bes; Spring 6-SHmner Nedlclas'H f5' " ord Il
DR.. LANGLEY'S