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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-02
SGmmtlthe Nerctuc unb Qpoeu,

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ino bcrmit erIu0t, itb AM DOnneritaa Uior9en, ben 4. 68, III
8 u9r out Wpnment Squore einfinoen 3u wOQen.
vi ODm. GattD, G6ei- WarI6oQ,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-02
6ampftea6 8au0ercin*

Den WiitBliebern pbi9en @ertin8 bieue btermit alr 9ad)rtdt, bal
Die gerianmlun9 nIditen Wtittp0b ben 8 Sttober IbentS I'M
7 lbr ibren 4ntan8 nimmt, nobel bic Yeamhnpabl fir oa8 ud6lt
Sobr i%tattfineet imp iebeS Dtit9leb bel @erneoun9 or 0eiebGde
Strae ~ cIi6eilen bat.
DiMi SIN Nuitra0e; g0m WH((er, Sen.
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Oarmpniez &r0nfcuz ltnterltiibnunz Gerein

Den rep. MUlt9lle0ern Obi9en Ierein8 ciene biermtt aur Nod.
bB nd@1ten Dtittpp4 CEN 3. Sttoter Die iIbr(tde Benera[
@eriammlGng, i'm ~iettDert0en SOtal, NO, 12 28. 6aseteitr. Me.
6anic8 Sail I%tattfnoet.
MpOt SIM NuLrlQe: &. Stetu. Grfr
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SemuflzQooe No. I. s. 9. g. e.,

Die Wttt8tieber pbt9er QG9e peroen hermit erfudt, Dteut
Den 2. Sttpber i'm 8ewPbnltGen @erionmluns Slrfal &d6mitt
2 lltr lid jabret6 e%injufnbet inoem pibttae Ue ltdfte pprlies
SW(pOt SIN Nufra1e: Names Gambler, Sefr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-17

Composed Of Strs1parilh, Wild Cherry, Yellow
Dock, PrcuyAsh Th9r.uslr.r', Edubub, Nan-
drake, Daaieliou, &c, all oil which are SO CONF
pounded as to act in concert arl a- TT Nature in
Graduating disease
These Bittcrs continue to be inc most -anlard,
popular aud reliable medicine ever discovered for
the cure Of Liver Complaint and an their attend
anti, jau1Ii,3 in its worst rms Hamors,
whether of the blood or shiu all bilious Discas-
es and Foul stomach Dyspepsia; Costiveuc.s 4;
Female Weakness, aud every disease arising from
Indigestion, or scIeutary habits oc life Head
ache; Dizziness piles uoaytJuTni Pains 10 tao
5ilo, Bowels, or Back Fatuloucy; Loss Of Ap-
petite, and every Kindred complaint arising from
Impurities Of the Blood, Diseased Liver, or Disor-
dcrcd Stomach, t. which every person Is more or
less subject ia this climate
The effect Of this medicine /. most wonderful
it acts directly upon the bowels and blood 10y It.
moving all Instructions from the internal ossau5,
stimulating them into healthy action, renovasing
tie fountains Of life, Purifying the blood cleans
/ IN il from al hamors and causing il 70 course
anew through every part Of the body restoripg
! tn ~ ala q health AM usofuluezs.
Only p aud S cents per bottle. sold by deal
/ CTS IN medicine cyeryvhcro
Orders addressed 70 J o. LANGLEY ar GEC.
| c. GOODWIN & CO.. Boston. march, adv ; ,;rB.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-17
UNDERHILL ACADEMY. 1906

;. y. DNIENl TRiNCIFNL-
Tg'HE FALL TERM viii commence Aug. 30th
and continue eleven weeks. The same assist
ants will be employed heretofore.
Board per week 81 soto 81 -
J. II. B0STWICK Secretary.
w+wG
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YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY,
BURLINGTON

TFNHE YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY will be
. conducted by Rev. and Mrs. B. W Smith in
the building formerly occupied as tho "Burling-
ton Female Seminary"
The first term will commence Thursday, Sep
TENDER 9Th. and close the last week in January.
There will be connected with the Institution,
Primary Department for Lads and Misses, and
also for older Boys and young Men, as day schol
ars, who may desire TO pursue such studies as will
fit them for mercantile or other business. for
admission to College.
Mr. 7. E. MoLr, Prof. of Piano Music.
Mr. W. W. PARTRIDGE, Prof. Of Vocal Music
and Thorough Bass.
The Department of French will be under the
instruction Of Miss GANGL0FF, a lady Of French
birth, and Partisan education.
Expenses for Board and Tuition will vary from
$50 to $3.50 per year, according to the quality Of
the room selected and the studies pursued.
For Circulars OF admission, apply TO
B. W. SMITH, Principal.
Burlington, July p. VIM
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Vt. STATE TEACHERS AS>OCI-
ALTON.

81. Jom-ErEY. Au- L..
Though the great rain Yesterday kent
.t,rav many. the CATHERINE rim, 'T,,,p HIN
was quite large Ex-Governor Fairbanks
made TIE opening address. aud savc q hearty
welcome TO those who hal come from abroad
81, atts,I fine mact,. ! s. Adams r>o
so.rst,,,. a. Tho p,.,,i ~ rIn.,ti,r IN tbo
,.,t or H.. +.,.lo,. ,.....,.-,.. s,,I, ,,.i+b
Ii.u-p,l ,i,,.;+- .n5 rr,. olb.~ 1r;,f
aud pertinent .nascbs, wen, mad, lr Mr.
wiuslow of Pittlf,rd Mr. P9,ia,l, Of Ina.
low, and lIo.srs. Rcddinrio3 ana Price Of
n. John.5urv A. in.,,,-. .~,,liar+
music was given hr n..s. r,t. s,.,.rr b.,5
,,1 mart IF t,....-.
r.- 'I''l7 WAS 1l'tnt ia nee
CONVEX 'a'''"' livery Jung passed Oft agrcca-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-17

fashion of his wipe" is noticed by jenkins,
and telcgraphcd throughout the land. The
burden Of most Of The addresses TO him thus
far On his tour is expressed in the title clone
Of Mr.. Ordway's popular songs
Let me kiss him for his mother"
Nobody has called him "Wales" yet.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-17
EAIR DYE. HAIR DYE!, uAII

DYEii!-WN. 4. BA1cuELoR's HAZE DYE -
Tie Original aad Best IN The World All others
are mere limitations, and should be avoided if YOU
wish to escape ridculc.
Gray, red,or rusty hair dyed instantly to 4 beau
tiful and natural brown or black, without injury
70 the hair or skin.
Fifteen medals and diplomas have been awarded
to VIM. a. Bachelor since 1879. and over 50. coo
applications have been made 20 the hair Of the
patrons Of his famous dye
VIM y. Bachelors Hair Dye produces 4 color
not TO be distinguished from nature, and is war
TanteI not to injuro in the least however lon. il
may he continued, ard the ill-ofTects Of beI dives
romcdledi the hair invigoratcd for life this
dye.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United ~tatos
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
The genuine has the name aud ldress uuog q
steel plate engraving On four 81 as Of each Box,
Of
WM 4. BATCHGLOB.
wjodaWiy is Bond Street, New loIb.
WIGS WIGS WIGS !-Batehelor's Wig
aad Troupees surpass all. They are elegant. ligh
easy AMI durable,
Fitting to a cAarn-no turning up behind-uo
Shrinking of the head inieed this is the res
ablishment where these things are properly ua-
torstOo1 and maie.-I6 Bond Street, New York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-17
NOTICE.

rE7UE GRAND SUNDAY SCHOOL JUBILEE
j for all the Sunday Schools in Chittenden Co.
viii be holden iu tle grove near Essex Junction,
Tuesday, August o,tb, at ten o'clock a. NJ 4
cordial iuvitatioais EXTENDED 10 all
Mr. J. II. Drury ot PlinesviIlc, viii provide
seats, tables, and water in tho grove az about one
dollar per hundred persons. The several Super
.ateuleuts should give NJ. Drury early notice Of
g the number for which acc0mmo lation will be
be- wanted, and settle i.r die same on the day Of
Celebration
Should the day fixed be very g; 1rmy, the Jubilee
win be held Oh the day following
+. D. WHITE.
l.. A. FJLLEH,
N.PE1K. JB.. Committee.
~A.JEL HUNTING TON.
-IliL0N BLISS,
August Sth. 1850. w5M
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AUGUSTUS sAMsON,s ESTATE
GUARDIANS APPLICATION FOR LICENS
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF GRAND ISLE, SIS. for the District Of
Grand Isle. To all persons to whom tn csc Pres
ents shall come.
Greeting.
Reuben Samson of Grand Isle, guardian of AL
bert A. Samson, "a minor heir of August US Samson,
late of Grand ISLE in said district deceased, hav-
ing represented to this Court that the said Albert
A. Samson is possessed of an individual interest
il the real state of the said Augustus Samson,
and that sale thereof would be conducive to tho
best interest of his said ward, and prayed said
Court to grant him license to sell the same;
1t Is hereby ordered, that said application stand
Tor hearing before said court,at a session there
OF, to be holden at the dwelling house of Eli
Haynes, in said District, on t Sd day of Sep
tomber next, at one o'clock P. NJ. and that notice
thereof be given by publishin- this order, en-
oracnS the substance of said petition, in the Free
Press printed at Burlington, in this State, three
weeks successfully. the last of said publications
t. be previous to said time of hearing.
Given under my hand this sth day Of August,
4. d. 1850
ELIJAH HAYNES, Judge.
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NOTICE


III the matter Of
Charles II. Weed, assignee Ct;..o.,.. O..
Of Marcus Hull, r, C5ar.orU
IT, .ot5 March Term, 1850.
Marcus Hull.
Charles H. Weed, Of Hinesbur- h. in said County
Of Chittenden, having filed in said Court of Chan =
Gerry his petition in writing, setting forth that
the third day of October, 1857, the said Marcus
made an assignment Of his real and personal estate
and chooses in action to the said Charles II. 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 20 make an order
that the creditors Of said Marcus prove their
claims against the said Marcus, before a master
or masters to be appointed bv 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 10 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 H. 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 Chitteuden, three weeks successively, the last
publication to be ten days previous to the time Of
hearing.
Therefore do appoint the fifth day Of Septem-
her, 1850 for hearing the said creditors, at the
Office Of VIM. Weston, in said Burlington, al ten
o'clock in the forenoon. And all the creditors Of
the said Marcus entitled to such funds, are mott
fed to present and prove their claims against the
SAID Marcus before at the time and place af0rc-
said.
Dated at Burlington this eth day Of August,
1860
CHARLES Russell, Special Master.
W. WESTON, Solicitor.
W3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-17
FEATHER DRESSING
rem ovArING M4CHIN

Rem OVATIN G. ACHINE
The Ci,Inuqg Is done ertfe'v BIZ S'eem,
no fire coming near the Feathers. By this process
all moths destroyed and removed, the Feathers
ceansed, the fbers relieved from their matted
position, giving TO a bed an astonishing increase in
bulk-often more than one-half, also, removing
all dissgreeable scent which il so common TO new
well as old feathers In fact. giving the ar
pearauce and essential qualities Of NEW FEATH-
ers and relieving them from all liability to moths
by tho removal Of all gummy or glutinous matter
from the quill.
Srres iu1drcf beds have been renovated with
this machine during tho past year, in the towns
Of Hinesburgh. Shelburne and Burlington and
entire satisfaction given in every case.
PRIcE.-0ne Dollar per Bed, and satisfaction
warranted
HERVET SPALDING,
Spear street Burlington.
July II, 1850. v2f
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WANTED.

4 GENTS o. sell a Book (for only - cents)
a thar everybody should have. Thor choice Of
q dae Portrait Of Lincoln, Douglas, or BrecSin-
ridge. given % every purchaser. Now is the time
o. make money. address with stamp cnclosed)
b. p. Russell. SO Washington ST., Boston, or en-
ari-. ot Ct7s Nolc,.t opposite Church street,
Burlington, We
t.-.st.H. I-H1. d5tHl
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MOSES BOWS ESTATE.

NJ L the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chittenden, Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons, against the estate OF Moses Dow, late of
Hinesburgh in said District, deceased, represented
lnsolvent and also all claims and demand sexhibited
in Offset thereto and six months from the day Of
the date hereof, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice,
that we will attend to the business of appoint
nent,at the dwelling of the widow of the deceased
in Hinesburgh, in said District on the second Sat
urdays of September and February next, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. on each of said days.
Dated this 9TH day Of August, A. D. 1860.
JOHN L. Mason. ! cororissionors
JOIN S PATRICK, COMMISSIONERS
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WIS. INSLnAh

MRS "lNSLoW.-An experienced nurse
and female phy-i'iaa, hasa Soothing syrup for
Children tee.hias vLi,l e.e-uy faoi,i.-.ss the
process toething by sciten;ag gains. reducing
at ;aaarlrat.-r-vill a',sy ar pain. e-s sure
to regulate sac 5oT"'- Depend upon 4a.aer.,
it viii give rest to yourselves, ani ro,.o, ana
health to your infants. Perfectly safe a all cases
See advertisement in another column. dawly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-17
SAMUEL QUINCEY'S ESTATE.

NJ the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chittenden, Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands of all
persons. against the estate of Samuel Quincy ate
Of Underhll, in said District, deceased, rep
resene insolvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto and six months from the
dav the date hereof being allowed by saidCourt for
thatpurpose do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business Of appointment.
at the dwellng of Mrs. Mary Quincy, in Under
hill in said District on the first Mondays of Sep
TENDER and January next, at 10 O'clock A. NJ. on
each Of said davs.
DateI this 26th dav of July. A. D. 1860.
AMOS HOBART, } Commits
w6w3 CALVIN MORSE, ,iones.
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DuggiGS for Sale.

= NICE ana durable buggies buil- and finished
> g. the best manner ami warranted, for cash or
good notes Apply 20 J.. Stimsou, Jericho Centre.
Jericho Centre, June g. 1850.
v50m3 GEORGE WRIGHT
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SCHUETZE e. LUDOLFF,

DkACTICAL MANUFACTUh Frs Of Iron
L Frame Grand, Parlor Grand and Square Piano
Fortes, constructed with such improvements as
conduce to superiority Of tone, touch, and durabi
ity. Gold Medals awarded over all competitors at
the Fairs of the American Institute 1857, SO, '55
also, st. Louis, Mo-, 1859. Dea ers, Schools and
Families solicited to give q call before pur-
chasing. Prices moderate. All instruments war
ranted to give satisfaction, and fully guaranteed
three years.
Wsreroom and Manufactory, 1852 BrOOme ST.,
few doors west of broadway, New York.
June IS. y5lm2
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DEwEY's NEW STORE

In this beautiful village Of B.
There's one phenomenon more
Very handy and handsome to see
OF course it is DEwEr's New sIozx.
Examine within and without;
Above and below and before;
Of all the fine building about,
There's nothing like De1sy's Nsu Stsrs
His dealings, 50 long on the Square.
Are still son the square" As Of wore;
But 10 Church street you now must repair
To traffic at Ds,0sy's NsD Store
Old friends. who were always at hand
Though the journey was rather a hore)
To trade at his previous stand,
viii glory in Dsrey's Nsv Store go
Te Buyers Of Groceries heed
Examine, compare, and explore;
Precisely the thing you need
Is ready st Dsrsy's Ns1 Store
And when you have purchased it,-eone-
We solicit Just one favor moro;
Please say to the people 81 home
thought it at sroprt
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CAMDEN. Ne, Aug !

An immense Republican Mass Meeting
wss held here yesterday. ltwas the greatest
demonstration ever made cast Of Portland.
Over 5000 people being present. Eloquent
zpeeches were made 10y Hon. John p Hale
Hon. s. c. Fessenden, Hon. Israel Wash.
burn, Jr., Gov Morrill,, and J r. simonton
Esq Ia the evening there was the greatest
torch-Hght procession ever seen in Maine.
More than one thousand Wide Aw4kes, from
Bangor, Hamden, Balfas. and Rocklanl
were present, and participated in the demon
9tr3tion
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-17
BARRE ACADEMY.

BARRE ACADEMY.
ENALL TERM will begin on Thursday, August
Il SOth, 1860 Board per week from Sl,I5 to
$500.
Rev. Z. Smith has leased the Boarding House,
and will accommodate students at rates heretofore
charged for board and rooms.
For Catalogues, Reports, or Board, address
J. 5. SPAULDING, Principal.
Barre August :, 1850. Vs.
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BRATTLEBORo' ACADEMY.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Mr. and MRS. 4. Z. LEAVhNWO%TH,
Principals.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-17

Grand Isle COUNTY will be represented in
tbs Senate this year by an able and true
hearted man, Rev. O. G.. Wheelcr-a man
Of genial temper who cannot fail T. be an
acceptable and useful member
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-17
Interesting to HOuSCkeeperS t.

I lington and vicinity Rare Chance TO avail
themselves cf the benefits # Col. 4. Bailey
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NV DIRK, august -is -.'
D. IF me, s. Srqa5. Pmsya-st. Pa;
To. some years past I have lecn athlete
with Indigestion and dyspepsia, co,a5ionlny a.
tended with obstinate attacks Of dilrrh0a. Being
medical laaa loysolf I seldom take any medicine.
but knowing that the peculiar condition Of uT
system required both tonic ana =timulant. I de-
termlrcl to try tLe effect Of to.ue Of your cell
elrateI Bieors Before commencing 20 tale Che
Blttsrs 1 had not lad natural healthy action 6
my stomach ana bowels for three months. AL
during that time bad lost fifteen pounds Of Ge.A.
In .75 weeks have gained five pounds iu weight
have rareu5us appetite, perfect digestion and no
symptoms Ct dyspepsia or dilrrloa. But Why chi.
your Incompatible compound Bi.ters find It
delightful rungont, aromatic to the taste, and tie
tangible effects upon the system are a delightful
warmth 20 the stomach, and an eEl-h4ratins glow
over the VII Is surface Of the body, exciting cop..
GUS Precipitation without stimulating the brda q
aceleratin- the nervous system 20 as TO leave any
feelings Of llssitudo q relaxation. ihis izur
experience ID tlcu-o q this aduiIah'o preparation
It. atlc-- try II. Yours truly,
q W. MUSHROOM,
N.I7. West Fifteenth Street.
Nu-.4 3avIm
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ESTRAY.

EeBukE into the enclosure Of the Subscriber
sS on Monday the 9th inst, dark bay mare
Supposed to be three years old), with a mi xture
Of white on the OF hind leg, between the hOof
and The gambiel-join The owner is requested
torroec property pay charges and take him away
AARON II. ELLSWORTH.
Jul rliiI, August II, 1850. WINS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-17

The Cricket Match between the st. George
Club and the Canadians, yesterday. resulted
in favor of the St. George, wiki fye wickets
to spare on the second innings
There seems now to be 10 doubt tla, the
reported mysterious murder at Long Branch
was hoax
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-17
SKIRTS ! SKIRTS |!

0AAA1G Z - SA1Ie L -
~ { II o J. $ has just returned
| l Y from Nav York, where he has devoted some
| little time among the
SKIRT Mqpufactor7rs Of Nuc York CIR,
completing arrangements for all the novelties in
this department of our trade.
We have in store, and TO arrive ONE THOU
SAND SKIRTS of all sizes and styles adapted
as well to the prattliny two years old baby as to
the gray haired mntron. | have taken great pains
in the selection Of the wire for my Skirts, and am
now opening the best assessment ever brought into
Vermont, as to style, quality of stock, and mar
yellous cheapness.
Among the new styles are the DOMESTIC
CIRCLE" promenade Exception 'Broad-
way,7 "Parisan, AMI Mrs Sherman's "Indestruc-
table Skirts These Skirts all made for our
own Trade and purchased direct from the manu-
facturers, for CASH, aud will be sold to the Trade
at wholesale or retail at prices which DEFY
COMPETITION
~ Orders by Mail, or Express solicited, and
SO tisfaction guaranteed.
We have the latest invention which has tested
Yankee ingenuity, all the way from the land of
Steady habits and Wooden Nutmegs-in the shape Of
ARNOLD'S PATENT HAIR CURLER.
by which beautiful Ringlets arc assured. No
Ladies' toilet complete without them. A perfect
OuIieI IoT iailes anu culldIeu : halT, DIHF LIZ
and CHEAP.
New styles of Ladies Hair Nets, Ladies and
Childrens Mitts and Gloves New styles of Linen
aud Marsailes Collars and Bosoms Silk Dress
all Sizes and Colors; Ladies SATCHELS
and PORT MONNAIES ; new lot of Hosiery.
STATIONERY BLANK BOOKS;
y Tho best assortment of WRAPPING
PAPERS in town. at low rates. p
Brapeho Of Nine. Dsg,9rests Netr York Emporium
OF NEW AND ELEGANT PATTERNS OF PARIS FASHIONS
in advance Of the published Modes. New Patterns
just received. We trust the Ladies will see the
importance Of sustaining this department of our
business. Thankful for the liberal patronage ex-
tended TO us we shall do all in power 20 merit
its continuance. REMEMBER HE PLACE :
NICHOLS Skirt Emporium and Yankee Notion
Bazaar, Corner Of Chu :ch and Bank Sts, Burling-
ton, Vt. Ladies in attendance and separate room
where skirts can be tried and fitted to the person
S. B. NICHOLS, Agent
Burlington, Vt. July 10, 1860, wifi
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HINEsBURGH ACADEMY.

FsvHE FALL TERM Of this Institution begins
Z September 18th. 1850, and will continue
eleven weeks
The building las been thoroughly repaired and
neatly furnished
HIRAM CARLETON, Principal
July 20. wtsept5
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-17

NAsHNgI9N, lug p.
s letter from Gen. Cass announces bis
good health and his intention to return her,
about the lst Of September
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-17
GLFNwOOD LADIES, SEMINARY.

rIBer-C1A5s BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
SIR. aud YRS HIRAM CIRCUIT, Principals.
Tho first 5a isl In these schools viii open on
the last Wednesday in September
For Circulars. or further information, apply
60 che Principals
We. Bratt'el.r,, Aug. lst 1850. WY
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The difference between the two seAs- may
indeed be often stated thus y man gives
two shilling for an eighteen penny thing he
wants. and woman gives eighteen pence for
a tr-o-shiling thing she does not want.
Tua "IsLANp School" SD long conducted
bv Rev o. G. Wheeler, is now under the
charge Of Mr.. Thaddeus Llndyn, a graduate
Of the University eff Vermont, and for the
past six years successful teacher. The
school viii undoubtedly retain tho reputation,
n the hands Of Mr. Land5n, which 10 ha-
won under Mr.. Wheeler.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-17

Moses $. Beach, who has Just retired from
the New York >aa is engaged In p-riecting
Il steam press, which, it is hoped viii succeed
n printing one hundred thousand sheet an
hour
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-17
Very Cheap Clothing

n y L y :, manufactures and deals in
I. READY MADE CLOTHING,
and all kinds Of Furn shing Goods, India Rubber
Goods and Fur Goats, all very low in proportion
70 value.
Clothes neatly cleaned OF repaired, On short no.
tce, and at low rates.
Owner Of the right to sall S,sssEs Ssviss Ma
cH-vrs for Chittendea County
No Wheelers Block.
Next 70 the American Hotel
burlington. Vt.
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