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Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-21
News by the Pony.

ST. LOUIS, April 6th.-Eastern and South
ern dispatches are very unsatisfactory and
contradictory. 1t is now denied that Major
Andersons supplies have been cut off This
denial comes from different quarters. 1t is
also said the Southern Commissioners express
the belief that peaceful policy will prevail.
1t is also denied that they have taken house
in Washington or intend to do 30.
A New York dispatch says the steamer
Illinois has been chartered by the Govern
ment. She is fitting to carry 90U troops and
provisions for sixty duys. The powna is
probably detailed to convoy them to their
destination. The corvette Savannah will
probably be put in charge of workmen to day.
Two companies are reported to have left Fort
Hamilton last night The steamer Water
Witch was to have gone into commission at
Philadelphia yesterday. Large quantities Of
army stores were shipped from the pier, last
night. ON board the Atlantic.
dispatch from Baltimore states that O
large body of volunteers left that city to rally
around the flag of the Union in Texas, under
Houston.
Washington dispatches assert that the Pres
ident is daily receiving numerous telegraphic
dispatches from all portions of the country,
urging no surrender of any forts and offering
to volunteer in attempts at reinforcement
One man offers to reinforce Sumter at ten
days notice for $4,000.
Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylvania, had long
interview with General Scott and Secretary
Cameron to-day. 1t is rumored that Penn
sylvania will Immediately assume war foot
ing
The Virginia delegation already referred
to as having visited the President, was head
ed 10y John Minor Bolts Bolts advised the
evacuation of Sumter.
An officer from South Carolina is said to
have arrived at Washington for the purpose
of recruiting for the Southern army.
A Charleston dispatch this morning says
war is expected within "a hours. Every man
is ordered on duty. The excitement is in
tense.
The N Y. Tribunes dispatch says the au-
thorized statement is made that the Spanish
Government is not responsible for the demon
stration at San Domingo; also, that no orders
have been issued for bl( ckade of Southern
ports. Com. Stringham's commission has a
different purpose The Government is still
without intelligence whether the reinforce
ment at Pickens had been effected, and is ma
turally very anxious, as orders We're sent
weeks ago
The Interior Department has under con-
sideration the subject of the organization of
the Land Offices in the new Territories of
Dacotah, Colorado and Nevada.
DIR. Fisher, of Farquhar county, has been
appointed Marshal of Eastern Virginia.
The wooIen mills and machinery of the
Dunlap Manufacturing Company, at Fall
River, Mass We're destroyed by fire last
night The stock of dry goods was mostly
saved. Insurance, S6l ,0OO- Sac. Uuion
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-21

SUDDEN DEATH NEAR OREGON CITY.-On
Thursday evening, April llth. says the Butte
Record, a man named Thomas Carbt, fell
dead in the road near Oregon City. A Coro
ner's inquest, and post mortem examination
held by Samuel Glass, Esq, of Cherokee,
ELECTED the following facts:
The deceased went to Cherokee about six
weeks ago, and had since been mining in the
ravines and guches with rocker. lie was
in rather destitute circumstances, and had
been accustomed to sleeping without any
blankets, near the fire in Mr.. Derrck's mill.
On the day of his death he walked from Ore
gon City to Yankee Hill and back, in cons
pany with man named Galighan. and dur
ing the walk had complained of shortness
of breath, and had to sit down several times
to rest. On returning he eat very hearty
supper ut Mr.. Gnllighan's cabin. and was ap-
parently in good health After supper they
both started to walk over to the store in Ore
gon City, but had not proceeded far before
deceased fell and expired in FIVE or Elk min
utes, without any apparent consciousness. On
the examination. the heart WAS found to be
very much diseased, which WAS undoubtedly
the cause of his death. Mr.. Carbit was about
35 years Of age, was a native of Albany, New
York, and it is supposed, came to this country
in Stevensons Regiment.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-21
EIGHT VALUBLE PRIZES
TO BE DISTRIBUTED.

A DISTRIBUTION of the following Prizes will take
"a place the LIST day of May 1861, for the bene-
fit of all the tickets which have been sold in my Gilt
Concert, as previously advertised.
have been induced to pursue this course, at the
solicitation Of many cket holders and from the fact
that it would requ too much time to dispose OF all
the tickets.
1st Prize. One valuable Homestead building lot
on the cor. of an 5th sts., 20x80 In lot q
block 8, range B, fronting 20 IT, on b, and So #
on 9th. Valued at. ................ ..... @oOo
g. One lot of 5th st. and California Alley
20xs0, in lot 4, block 5, range B, fronting so IT,
on 5 and 20 feet on the alley. Valued at. $4Oo
5. Lot 2OxS0, adjoining the first described front
ing 20 f. on b ST. 81 feet deep. Valued at $ooO
Valued at aD''inis ia'' nAin'u $500
5. Lot adjoining last named ON the sauth,... $500
Lot 20xSO fronting on the aev next 10 the cor 5000
Lot 2OxSO next adjoining last named on south 5000
o. Lot 2OxsO adjoining last named the south. $z0O
Total value Of Prizes ...........s 90 100
z. G. WILLIAMS,
spSOtd cav Proprietor
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-21
TEL EGRAPHTC,
lOVER THE STATE LINE1
San Francisco News

SAN FRANCIsoo, April 20.
Mr. David Scannell, the Chief Engineer OF
the Fire Department is seriously ILL., His dis
ease is pleurisy.
The bark Carib sailed yesterday from this
port on whaling voyage.
The steamer Golden Gate left this morning
at 81 o'clock for Panama. with 375 passen-
gers and $780, ,7s9 s5 in treasure.
The Cortes arrived from the North this
morning.
Arrived-Ship Goddess, 157 days from
New York, and schooner Ida, 14l days from
Philadelphia.
A deck hand on the steamer Bragdon was
stabbed and instantly killed by the cook of
the boat, just before leaving for Stockton.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-21

no tmh tL. Leader, in the spring of 1865, informed
u; US Ihat Miss Harriet Martineau's health was
!h sueh state that she would not likely sur
,r re 'he year. Happily the Leader proved
Lg' mLL9ng' and her pen, during the six years
wien nave elapsed, has been as prolific as
ever Miss Martineau is, however, a con-
aLhed invalid seldom moving beyond her
SSna'noer and study. She is laburing under
tnse tise"se OF the heart, which any hour may
sta ..a.n'nate fatally. She is quite aware of her
:; Sa.e, and hnds in active intellectual exercise,
m a. leaders for the Daily News, articles for
Hnce Week. and a volume or two on hand,
'ier oest solace. 1t is said she has written
Sopious Autobiography. In the summer sea.
1on her house and little farm of two acres at
= 140OleSlde are much looked after by tourists.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-21

Sweepsttke at mile heats, to rule, purse 300,
with inside stake of 300 each; Z. 2. Closed with
tbs following enteres viz:
Thos. Seaward enters b. f. Kate Seaward by Jim
Brown dam by Medoc; years old Colors Blue and
White
Sam' II. Douer enters b. +. Charlotte Cushman, by
Belmont; dam Gy Printer years old. Colors Blue
and Green.
Jas. A. Merritt enters b. Sim Oldham, by imp.
Lawyer; dam unknown; years old. Colors Blue and
Orange
G W. Carter enters s. f. Capitol, alias Red Fox, by
Jim Brown; dam by O'Kelley; years old. Colors
Red ard White.
All the above named entries will positively start,
and this will be of the most exciting of the
Particular attention paid to the accommodation of
Ladies and Families.
Members of the Association will please call for their
badges at the Ticket Office.
The will commence precisely at o'clock p. NJ.
Racing will tinue during the entire week, great
sport may be anticipated, there large number
OF horses now in training at the course
ROBERT 7. 0'HANLON,
ap19-3t Proprietor
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-21
List of Articles Manufactured at
THOS. OGG SHAW'S
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

Il. PECK'S HEAPER OR HARVESTER, which is by
far superior to any imported machine, took First
Premiuu at Sacramento in 1855, and in 1859.
This machine is both light Id durable
TIE CALIFORNIA co BINED REAPER AND
MOWER, which cuts six feet in width, and is the best
machine on this Coast. This machine took the FIRST
Premium at the great trial, last season, at Oakland,
eleven other machines.
RIDERS PATENT EQUALlZING SCREW HORSE
P0WER.-Possesses great advantages any
other Power in use, and is well calculated for doing
all kinds of work u ually done by Horse Powers,
can be easily repaired, and at lite expense.
EGGLESToN'S BROADCAST PATENT SOWING MA
CHINE.-This is the only Seed Sower invented
that can be depended upon for sowing OF gran
all qualities oil soil, and in all kinds of weather. 1t
be changed suitable to the smallest quanti-
ty of Grass seed per acre, to the largest quantity of
Wheat, Oats, Barley, or any other G ain, sown
broadcast. The cutoff slides arranged that
in closing out ~ land, any width may be sown. from
TWELVE FEET down to ONE; has taken FIRST
PREMIUM at every State and Comfy Fair where
has been exhibited.
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THE STEAMER MONTREAL.

LeIyes Plattsburgh every morning except Satur
days and Sundays, at A NJ, Burlington 10 80 A
hall at 80 PM, arrive at Whit NJ, in time for
passengers to take cars for Troy, connecting with
Steamer Francis Skiddy and Vanderbilt and ar
rive N New York early next morning.
Leaves Whitehall every evening, except Satur-
days and Sundays at P NJ, or on arrival Of
Trains from Troy, Albany and Schenectady; ar
rives at Burlington at 1 O'clock next morning and
Pittsburgh at 8.
The morning cars from Montreal, and cars from
the White Mountains, via Vt. Central r. r. con
meet at Burlington with this boat, and with the
other boats make complete connection with the
Lake George steam Boat each way
Tickets tor sale on the Boats for the South. Fs.t
and West; and also at the Office Of the Company
vest side Court Horse Square.
Burlington, Aug g, 1851 dsvtf
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i MADAM TsE1 II Z DY
For Cos;iUensss, ITsguiarfy AMI Ds5auy Of ne
Di3sstiUe Oygars, i~d9ciqg He.facb', BqssItutc
Al0voHHesg, G.nerat Prosfrai3n Of me Mind
and Body, Paralysis, tc.
= MOMENTS reflection ought to convince
a sensible man OF the folly and danger 0
constantly dosing with Cathartio Medicines. Tn
practice is pernic,ous and s1a5iiai. An experience
Of forty years has taught me that the constantly
Increasing evils Of Indigestion arc fearful aggra
waited by the zoo free use Of Clthartics The
American people are fast becoming a nation OF
dyspeptics by their artificial modes Of life. DTas-
tic Cathartics increase the irritlbility and pros
trate the strength OF the digestive organs
The pills now offered are specially igDed to
allay this irritability, and at the same time TO
invigorate and strengthen all the functions Of d.
gestion, vhile tloy are gently laxative. They
are 50 mild aud invigorltlng that one Is not re-
minded by any disaerceabe effects that lie has
taken medicine.
business Men, Students, Fro,cssio Men, Fe-
males and all persons leading a confined or se1ca-
tary lie should try them.
The undersigned Physicians cheerfully ceryfo
to the high professional standing of DR.. Colby ii
Stanstead, one Of the Oldest and best Ply stefan
and to the excellent qualities Of his "Anti-Costiye
and Tonic Pills, which we have used in our Prac-
tice and highly approve.
J. b. Gmsos, If. D., Durham, C. Z.
c. Z. CoTTox, NJ. d. Cowansyile.
CHARLES BRowy, N. D., "
$. >. Foster, NJ. D., Bronze.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, ". BaruSton
y. jerks, NJ. D., "
C. " CowLEs, n. D.. stanstead.
JOHN MEIGs, II. D.,
JosEPH BRrADox, N. D., Surgeon r. y.
BENJAMIN DAMON, ". D., CoaticOok.
LEMUEL RICHMOND, u. D., Derby Line.
NJ g. GLIEEs, NJ. d. Compton, {. L.
G. 0. SoMERs, NJ. D., Magog. :. e.
J. c. RUrHERFoRD, NJ. D., Newport, Vt,
Prepared by DIR. NJ. + COLBY,
stanstead, &. E., and Derby Line, Vt.
Sold where medicine is sold generally.
August q, 1861. dawlY
NEW HOOKS.
CARTHAGE AND HER REMAINS by rr.
N. Davis, T. Il. G. S., &c.
1.-THE UPRISING OF A GREAT NATION, ,
from the French Of Count AgeuGr De Gaspa-
rin by Mary L. Booth.
"THE GIPSEY'5 PROPHECY BY Mrs. Emma
d. L. n. Southwark.
"GREAT EXPECTATIONS by bickcrs.
Received and for sale by
Burlington. Sc pt.lS6 oil.
MAGAZiNEA.
HARPERs Magazine for August;
IL GUdey's
Peterson's ="
BsiOu's
Atlantic Monthly for August.
H,s'i e ~ rburch street Bookstore,
,s,e by L. A. FULLER.
Burlington, Jul! u, 1861.
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A NEW DISCOVERY.

4 NEW DISCOVERY.
TEyIIE Ascarides or Pin Worms, the removal
4 which has ever bailed the skill OF the mc
eminent physicians, and universally considered
them as beyond the reach Of medicine, arc entirely
expelled from the human system by the use o.:
DR.. E. G. GOuId's Pin Worm Syrup
4 Cure Warranted an CUery case,
ReHgf Afforded IN fIceRty-f0ur hours.
This Syrup is purely vegetable preparation,
and harmless with the youngest child.
SYMPToWs.-Inteusc itching, biting and distress
in the lower part Of the rectum and about the seat,
Gotten mistaken for the piles,) Gisagrecablo sensa-
ton in the epigasric region OF lower part Of tue
bowels, restlcssncss, wakefulness, starting and
scrc aiming in the sleep, fainting, and not unfrc-
quo ty 'pasms or fits.
CAUrIoN.-The genuine has tho name, ''Dr. I.
G. Gould's Pin Worm Syrup" blown in each bot
tie, his portrait and FAC smile Of his signature
on the wrapper.
HERVEI & MOORE, PropJc'or-.
Address GEO. c. GOODWIN & Co.
and l > Marshall st., Boston, Mass.,
General Agents for New England.
n sod by Druggists generally ylv5i
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GOEG SOUTH.

Leave Eouses Point every evening, except sat
urda7s aud Sundays. at 5 45 and via Plattsburgh
and Port Kent, arrive at Burlington at 80 "
and Whitehall at next morning, in time for cars
that arrive at New York at P NJ, and Bufalo
and Suspension Bridge same evening.
r. On Saturdays the Steamer United State-
leaves Rouse's Point at A NJ, Burlington at %
80 4 NJ and arrive at Whitehall at II, in
time for cars that reG-h Hudson River Boats same
evening at : 30.
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Making per cent fer the year
ending August l, 1861 Said per centage to be
cast upon tho original amount of the premium
note, without reference to any endorsement:-and
to be paid to the casurer, at his Office in Mont
pelier, or before the 10th day OF October, 1851
Members of the Company will find in the hands
Of the Representatives elect to the Legislature, a
schedule showing the amount Of assessment due
from ca respectively; and they are particularly
desired to see that the money for their assessments
is forwarded to the Office in October. The assess
ments must be paid when due. A little attention
to this on the part Of the members of the Com.
pany, will save them expense and trouble. (See
sec. Act Of Incorporation on your p 10 y
J. t. THU RST0N, I easur r.
Montpelier, Sept 2, 1861. llFs
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s-.ssss59s from any cause, and after all other
remedies of the kind have been tried in vain This
may seem incredible, but IL 1t IAN IN any case 'H'
money will be refunded.
OYER TWO THOUSAND BOTTLES
have now been sold without single
failure when taken as directed, ana without
the least injury TO health in any case - ~ -
put up in bottles Of three different strengths Win
iull directions for using, and sent py express
closely sealed to all parts OF the country
PRICES-Full strength, SIOi nan s|oN5'N'
s.; quarter strength s. per bottle.
rs-Remember This medicine Is designed OK
pregslv for obstinate cases, which all other rene
dion of the kind have failed to cure; also thaI II
is warranted as represented in every respectcr luV
price will be refunded. ~ Beware OF lmlta'oI a.
None warranted unless purchased directly OF II.
NJ, or at his Office. Prepared and sofa oh,y "a: AZ
DR.. Mattison's Remedial Institute ior opJsi't D''
cases No. % Union Street, Providence r. /:
F-5y-Dr. NJ. is a regularly educated physleih on
Of twenty years practice, giving has whole a'tea
On to this speciality.
Consultations by letter or otherwise arc strlcity
confidential, and medicines will be sent by Cypress
secure from observation 10 all parts OF the United
states. Also accommodations for patients from
abroad wishing for a secure and quiet Retreat
with good care, until restored TO health
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
IN t,sse davs of medical imposition, when my
assum, 10 be physicians without any o 80
of medicine whatever, persons cannot 90 'oo "a
t,l - wSom thew amply, before at least making
inquiry and ssPsGag in relation %8[ to 5G5e
,brseians in nine cases out of ten, are impostors;
and if Won allow yourself to be mislead by their
false statements, and go blindly into traps set for
youu without making any inquiry, you VIII nave
reason to regret it when it is too late. DR.. NJ.
will send free by enclosing one stamp as above,
Pamphlet on Diseases Of Women, and on special
diseases generally; also Circulars giving full IN
formation. with the most undoubted referepce'
and testimonials, without which, no advertising
physician or medicine of this kind, Is deserving o
any confidence vaa,o'or.
Dr.. Nattisor is the only educated physician r.
Providence ii IN New England, who makes 6
speciality Of Private diseases anu he gives the eI5
bst references and testimonials, beth Of hls hon
o,ty and his sliiL If there ERE '0E others, Jet
them do the same; otherwise yog Lad better AeeI
away from thea,
your address plainly, and direct to Dr.. Mat;'sor
a above.
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SONGS FOR THE TINES!

VTIVE L'AMERICA, Willard
Rule Columbia, Acusto
Forward boys, forward, (Quartette) Root
The first Gun is fred (S0ng& ChOrus) G. Z. Root
Red, " hite and Blue, shaw
The Banner Of Freedom, Romano
Up, up with our Banner, I. Conner.
The Sword Of Bunker Hill. Covert
MY Country, tbs Of thee, rs sung by Mad Parodi
God save the Union, Merz.
Our Country Starry Flag, Conner.
Have ye sharpeied your swords n.
Quartette,
Camp Song Of the Irish Brigade, Hughcs.
Weep for theBrave-a tribute to the
memory Of the late Col. Ellsworth (
Freemen, join the glorious anthem, Hsrrerc.
Our good Ship sails tonight, Massett
Dixie for the Union, Emmett.
Rock me to sleep, Mother, Percy.
Grand Union Pot Pouri, Baumstscs.
JUST RECEIVED, o large assortment OF at
kinds Of MU:ICAL INSTRU MENTS
together with the largest and best selected
stock Of SHEET MUSIC and
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
to be found in the State, 1T
H. W. ALEXANDERS,
Aug. 9Th, lofl COLLEGE 81
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STEAMER AMERICA

On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at u
o'clock 4. VI on, arrival Of Trains from Too,
Albany and Schenectady: arrive ct Burlington
) VI, thence TO Rouse's Point, (via Port keu;
and P.attsburgh,) arriAe at 81 P II, in time for
cars TO Cgiensburgh sad Montreal sane evening
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Eg0YS Patent Leather Cloth and Goa ttop peg d
I( congress boots at cost at JEWEFIo.
I42 Church Street, Burlington, VI.
July 10, 1861, daw
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MRS. WILSON'S
coco AN UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing IS Put up in large bottci
md cta for 81 cts. per bottle, and Tor dressing the
hair 4 any person young old there Is not its ual in
tic world VIII make the hair every thing you v!sh It
20 l aul moreover. it has perfume Gat is infinitely
l,-.. ,auv Of thc fashionable extracts, either foreign
OF Ameri'r which alone should eutte it TO place
cycry ladys toilet table
Iec tie Regenerat0r before retiring ~ night and
in r morning apply little Of the Dressing and your
ha,~ viii he even m-re hlshke IN color and beauty.
So nothing your air bu. these preparations and
use those according 10 directions and We "arFan' Won
a good healthy head q hair.
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale by Henry T VIII
son 4 Co Mauche-.er U.'' rhom al letters should
lee addressed
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Couqhs Colds, Group, Asthma, IthocPnJ-
Couqh, Sore Throat. Bronchitis, HodTSe-
ness, Influenza, Fercr and Ague
It is warranted to relieve Group in five min
utes.
To break up a common cold in a single night
To relieve the Asthma at once,
To cure all coughs and diseases Of the lungs
previous to liberation.
The matchless success and unprecedented popu-
arity which this remedy has attained in one snort
wear would seem to be sufficient guaranty OF IT'S
xc cheney If any one doubts it let such give 1t
one trial.
Read the following: From Hon. Levi Under
wood Lieut.. Governor Of Nermont-
Mes.rs. Z. B. Magoon It Co. have used your
Weeks Magic Compound, for severe colds aud
sora throat and it has proved an efficient remedy.
II is valuable accession to the list Of remedies
for colds, coughs, &c
LEVI UNDERWOOD.
Burlington, Oct. stb, 1860.
From Hon. Timothy T Redfeld.
By using your Weeks Magic Compound short
time. I wac entirely cured Of one Of the severeSt
and most obstinate colds upon my lungs that
ever experienced. l know of no remedy equal to
il for coughs and lung complaints generally.
TIMOTHY p. kEDFIELD.
Montpelier, Oct 18th, 1850.
From Rev. f. 3 Smith, D. D., Principal OF New
Hampton Institution.
Tho Magic Compound which you lurni'Lcd -
last Spring. when was suffering most severely
from the effects Of a long continued cold upon my
| irngs acted like a charm. Tho first night after
taking it, coughed less and slept better than Tor
| weeks before, and the use OF iii nally removed
| the difficulty entirely. should use II again IN
| preference to an Y inc | have tried wnen
! similarly afflicted.
| Yours uly,
L B. SMITH.
Fairfax, Vt, April q, loco
| w2syrl
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VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY.

NOTICE OF AssEssNEET F0R l,II.
TENHE Members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire
Il Insurance Company are hereby notified, that
the following assessments have been made by the
Directors on all notes in force on the following
days, to wit:
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RATES or PASSAGE

RATES OF FAsoAOc
A. 20 ondo2 $50 90 DO 10 London ,S33 90
g. q Rstorn Tickets, good fol- months, 10000
ayers Forwarded 90 Paris, Havre, Ham
burg, bremen, rotterdam, Antwerp, &c, az !e-
IL ed through fares
Persons wishing to bring out their i'lsn1A
80 %, tickets here tue following rates, TO We"
lorx From Liverpool u Queenstown FRS,
= =, Ss5 and SI05 S.eerage from Liver
i, %. From oueenstorn $1,000.
81. -toamers have supel or accommodations
for r,as-.. rs, and carry expo fenced Surgeons
: re. 5u. II IN " atsE-tis ht ron Sectlohs' ah1
h.v. ? tent Fire A uihhators IN board.
FOR ar,aer information apply al the OonPAi5
Ec6s. - Y
T1AN G.pALE, Agent, Is Broadway, y. -
tr.F. BLAKE, Agent, burlington.
March L.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
SLED TOR SALE

{ MOST convenient Carriage Shed, al the fifs
- Calvinistic Congregational Neetins-hou5e
sale. Inquire at the Free Press Office.
July 10, 1861. daw
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XN7OULD give notice that he has returned
w from the HOSPITALS OF EUROPE, and
will resume the practice Of Medicine and Surgery
at Montpelier.
~OFFIcE-CoRSER STATE AND MAIN Sis.
Dr.. R. is now fully PREF arsi to operate for the
cure of Epiphora or Wstery Eye; also for Opacity
of the Cornea, by the new method now so success
fully practice in the 0pthalmic Hospitals Of Lon
don and Paris.
Montpelier, Vt, Jane 3, 1881. w5m6