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THE MINUTE MEDrCJSE-,

| THE MINUTE MEDICINE.-Rad-
ways Ready Relief is truly minute medicine for
II VIII cure in minutes diseases that other rene
dies require hours and days to effect; and it will
| leiieYe the agoniStic pain of acute and inHamma-
tory diseases 10 seconds, when all other remedies
! fail altogether.
Railways Ready Relief should be kept in the
house as arms are kept in self-defence or fire.
escape for safety from 4 sudden conAagration.
! hundreds die from sudden attacks Of disease that
one dose Of 1t would save. Persons subject TO fits
cramps, Spasms, Bilious Coles Sc should be
able to reach it the instant they are seized. Ia
ken during the first ngue ctill it may prevent &
second It is the great antidotc to pain, whether
arising from external OF internal injury, CT from
sudden malady. Fevers. originating in sudden
changes OF temperature or unwholesome vspoTs,
are repealed before they have obtaineda hold upon
the system, by its hygeian operation.
RADWAT's REGULATING Pills.
Purge, regulate, and invisorate at the ,amo
tire. Within six hours they relieve the bowels.
sfect the secrctions. tighten the feeling of oppTe'
sion at the pit Of the stomach caused by iudiges-
ton, and render the circulation of the blood
eGusbie. Thus they cure Costiveuess, Billions
ness, Congestion, Headache, Fluttering. OF the
heart, Nervousness Hys,eria, Female Complaints,
Malsrious Fevers, and disorders of the digestive,
sscretive, and dicharging organs. Administered
as Spring cathartc, they put the system in
Heellby CONDITION f4r the sumner campalgn, ana
Is they nourish instead Of Weakening the system,
may be given safely 70 patients whore STAMINA
has been exhausted by sickness.
RADvAY's KENovArING REsoLvEEr disnfects
and neUtrali zes the diseased blood, deriving il
Of the corrupting principle which engenders Tu-
| bercics on the Lungs, Bronchitis, Quinsy. Run
ming scres, Cancers, salt hhzem, Erysipels., IL
Elimination Of the Eyes, and ali kinds of Erup-
lions. Tumors and discharging sores: In secon-
dairy Syphilis ScrofIlous disorders and all here
ditsry, chronic, and constitutional sIadies, It
oVercomes ana ersdicates the insidiors causes Of
the disease.
Railways Remedies are sold By G. W. Roby
/ Co. and Druggists everywhere,
RAILWAY & CO., % John Street y Y.
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N0UR WIFE WANTS 1T,
4 ND YoU WOULD HAVEIr,

You YOU only knew how USEFUL, how
INSTRUCTIVE, aaj bov ENTERTAINING
il Is.
We refer 20 that first 5'tt," that largest, most
,qsf5-et'Us most 5ssH.fl and yet -lsaDsst Journal
i tae world Tor the HOUSEHOLD. for the
Farm, ana foT the GARDEN. viz the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-04
JAMES mI1LIGAS'S ESTATE.

SgTE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed By the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District Of Chit nden, Commission
ers to receive, examine and adjust the claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate Of
james Aligen, late Of Burlington, in said Dis
trict Gece sgd represented inSolvent, and also ell
claims ard demands exhibited in Offset thereto
ard six months from the day Of tho date hereof,
being allowed By said Court fo- that purpose, we
DO therefore hereby 6 ve notice, that we will at
tend to the business Of our appointment, at tho
Office CT Wales / Taft. IN Burlington. in said
District, tho last Thursdays Of Febr Isry and
June next, AZ at o'clock 4 IL, GU each Ell said
DAYS.
Dated this 27ta asy Of December, 4. D. lS62.
y. P. FO5TER,)
TIE. WALES. fComnissioners
w2-E3 VIZ. G. SHAWL
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BANK OF BURLINGTON.

sNHE Stockholders Of the Bank q Bsr,ingtor.
are hersby notified that their annual meeting
viii be held ct their Banking House, ia Buriing-
ton, on tho End Tuesday Of January neI', az II
o'cIocs. 4. Il, for the purpose OF choosing seTe'
Directors for the year ensuing
n. g. COLE, Cashier.
Bur.;ugtca. Dec, s. ls6o. daw n
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MOTHERS REAnTIIIS

ne following Is an extract frot letter written
o pastor Of Baptist Church to the journal
ana Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, a1d speaks vo-
iutnes In favor Of that world-renowned medicine
MIS- "insioW's Soothing Syrup for, Children Teeth
ing:
n, we see an advertisement in your columns Of
ms "iniow'o Soothing Syrup. Now re neve,
said word in favor Of a pstien. mediciue before
IN our life, but we feel Compelled to say TO your
readers, that this Is no humbug-ws have tried it,
ana ENC" II to De all II claims. 1t is, probably,
one OF the most successful medicines of tie day,
Cccanse IT Is one Of the best. And those Of your
ieaGeFs who have babies can't 30 better than to lay
in supply"
Sept. y, 1850. dsv1v
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AMERICAN AcRlCULrURIsr.

YOU WANT IT, because IL contains So
worry many new and useful direo, cas. hints, ana
.ugS s:ions about ell kinds Of ont door work in
the GARDEN. n the FIELD. IL The ORCHARD
on the haze PCT of ground about Domestic Ami
mails etc. ct. TIE AyTtc Euyist Is not a stale
re-hash Of theoretical stuff, such goes tic
rounds On ono paper TO another hut it il filed
with useful and res p7a3tica! information, evarv
word Of which Is -c'.2jie, because prepared by
honest, practical WORKING HEN, who know
what they write about.
Each volume contains many hun 5rsais ef t.teTul
HINTS. an u is certain tn many Of these hints
will each be wo. III more to YOU than a dollar
As an example, subscriber, writes Il g.
tanned bushels more Per acre on a l0-acre field
Of vhe-t, Cor il e 50 hushels) s.nplv from
hint about p epaTinz tho seed given in ny AqrI-
sETisf."--Aaeft- Gays he obtainol an extra
yield Of II bushes 4 com per acre l5-scre
field, bnd with 10 extra cost { ? culture, by ap-
plying one hint IT the A7J5eu'fuyi,t "---Anotlsr
"a Will ger), says he g"t worth extra OF good
garjea vesetablss which be attributes wholly to
the timely hints IL tn hg-icul't-lsf which told
him from time 20 time ,rla: to do h7s to 60 it, aud
wAsa TO 60 it. Thousands Of others have derived
similar advantages. You are invited 10 ,ry he
paper year, at cost Of only 81. II you des re
you can have, free Of charge, four five parcsls
CHOICE SEEDS, which the Publisher will dis
tribute amonS his subscribers tne present winter.
YOUR WIFE wants Gle Ag-.-ulfu..st. because
1t has = large amount Of valuable Gn1 really use
ful information shout all kind, % HOUSEHOLD
WOhK, from Carrot to Cellar. Give her the ben
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The abcye arc truthful statements, that viii be
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OF the present readers Of the Agricultural. ! ou
are invited 90 try single volume Of the Agricul-
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pay. Try il for 1861. (Yol. 20.)
ORANGE JUDD.
Publisher II Park Row,
New York.
Jan. :. 1861. wit
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LIFE BOTH IN CITY AND COUNTRY

in 4 very extraordinary degree. The scene is
laid partly in thr country, where it will trace the
partly in the city, where the hero will lead to the
portrayal Of the city virtues, vices and character
istic trails,-psnics, flush times, saints and
scouudre!s nobs and snobs, and 90 forth.
This tale is not of those hastily written pro
ductions which are f1rnished week by week, q
occasion serves, TO "story papers," but a work
which was projected and partly completed some
time ago BY literary gentleman Of acknowledged
talent, and which has lain year or more ripening
in his portfolio
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Married

II wiliston, Dec. sOts, by Rev. J. Sargent
Ny Hiram A. Clark TO Miss Marcia u FSy'
lighter of Bon. p. B. Fay, all of WiliistOu'
N starksboro, by the Rev. Mark Atwo o. DEE
IS. 1880, Mr. Austin b. Ross to Miss Caiher'nc
Iohrson. bnth as Hu ntingtor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-04

Chp EE AMONG The LADIES.-There is
is- no" % sensation AMONG the fair sex especial
- lN'. who delight 10 make their sweet faces
~ fascinating. The want OF an article devoid
=. - hrnfciOus Ingredients, for clearing and beau
- ,fqDg the skin, has long been felt Ccrtair
1Snbers Ct the Ton recognized as leaders Of the
bset Tae-ae, have AZ length discovered this grea.
Tssieeratnm IN DR.. holIoway's balsamic 0int-
-rent, whieh they have unanimously adoptei and
recommended TO their numerous circle of friends
y ais u'7ns preparation permeates the vesicles Of
me sEIn. and lmpsrts a freshness and bloom to
tae complexion unequsiled By any Of tho perni-
'l'o> cosmetics which are advertised to effect
tae most extravagant alterations, little abort Of
.'s0siss the Ethiopeln's Skin. Dr. Hollovay's
p.ftseat Is entirely composed Of simple veee-
fiHa'- 'Iracts, innocent Of all mineral ing1e-
crF- yet certain in It's operation on ail cru ptiye
/ G7.l-eiS' II relieves the pain and smarting
sci allays the Inflammation Of sc2lds, burns &c.
fo1 chiiblai1s frost bites, cracked Inns chained
hands, and rough skin Il has no equal Il seotbs
tie irritation, and coois the itching and burning
anguish which attend these disorders u shoulJ
be ~ every toilette table, and no mother Of a
family should ever be without = slpplv in tba
house f. TIE innumerable iittle accidents 10
w1icl childhood i liable Dr. Holloway cana.
osHtiy rec -unon1s this Ointment for any Of .be
s'9'e nliadIea a its action Is unattended With
ie penis which characterize the eFeots Of rsodern
tnsuents. At the Frazer River Digrins the
80 - tlese medicines Is so Justly celebrated
t1a- eaters have frequently obtained an ounce
o. goa Tor a small pos Of the Ointment, when q
scartIty prevalled-the Cold seeker knows that
"a5a fhe Pills and Ointment m his possession be
requires no other meclcise, therefore every man
iIcfldeS himself with store Of these nedica
nents rs a safe guard to his health and wsI
being -" Ladies Macz-las"
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Fort kEAENrY. Dec Of

The last Pony Express was a day behind,
owing to q rider freezing to death on his
horse. Denver dates are to the Dist. They
state that Waters confessed the murder of
Freeman. The San Juan diggings promise
,pali
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A CA n

CARD.
't'HB Subscriber bees to tender his acknowl-
= edgements to the citizets OF Burlington and
viclnlty, for the very liberal patronage bestowed
curing the year, and having just replenish.d his
N''es with good assortment of
PRINTS AND DRESS GOODS
in general.
BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS,
A rice 1ot Of ladies'
CL0AKS AND sHAWLs,
Of tie latest styles,
Hoods cnd Stating Caps, DoesAins, Cossi-
naerts, and Bearer Cloths, Wcoi
FrocEing, Eanneb, Hos
iery, DE-. &C.,
fistters himself that an adh renee to tbs same
characteristics in Trade that have marked the
past, will be sufficient guaranty fog the favor
and patronage Of friends and tao public generally
n. B. All Goods sold at the lowest possible
prices for Cash. Come and see
Come one, come all, aud if We can't suit you
wen keep good natured, ard try a7aipi
Respectfully, I. y. PAGE.
.l52 Church Street
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Special N0iices.
We INVITE snoo;.l 49,.

We INVITE special attention to the advcr-
tlsement of Prof Woods Restoratis. Cords, ,~s
''''G he"oeatoT, in snothcr column. For weak.
ness and general debility there is nothing like If
Il "iii strengthen, exhiiratc, create an annette
at once regulate the bilious system, aid dires-
tion, and, in short, restore the weakened o-s.ns
TO all their Origina! vigor and strength. So vs,u
able tonic cordial should he in the hands of Av,r
In valid and every family. Reader try il.
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C9AsrEsToN Dec o. 70

CHARLESTON, Dec. q, u 80 P ".
Major Anderson states that he evacuated
Fort Moultrie to allay discussion about that
post, and at the same time 10 strengthen his
own osition.
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LATER


It Is expected THAI the order for removing
thu guns from the arsenal will be revoked
There is considerable excitement. The gun
have not gone vet
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.

Four copie, to one address. SIS; ten copies do,
$40; twenty-five copies do, so. An extra copy
will be sent TO every person forming club Of
twenty-five: and for club offfty Weekly sub
scribers, a Spy C tie Daily will be sent for ons
year. Clergymen can receive the Weekly, single
oopy. at 81 year.
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DISEASES OF woMEN.-DH. MA1rIsos

sttends exclusively TO the the treatment OF Pru6te
Diseases and the special Diseases Of WOMEN at
ri, Rr,.gprAL INSTITUTE for Special Diseases, at
No. %, Union st, Providence, r. |. See his sd-
vortissuept of The GREAT IsDiAs REMEDY foR
FEMALES in this paper.
Nov. q.
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BALTIMORE. Dec -

special despatch from Charleston says
that the mechanics at Fort Sumpter have
refused TO bear arms, and Major Anderson
has DISCHARGED them.
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AGENTS WANTED.

NOR the HIsroRY AND DesCRwrIox OF NEW
II ExaLAvD, in Ch1enden, Adlison, Franklin,
Lar,ilis and ORLEANS CouHfis-.
The States Of MAINE, New UANrsHIRE and
VERMONT are ready--in oae volume, and in
three volumes.
Address the Publishers, 4. J. COOLIDGE,
w26w3* SO School St, BosIoN.
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JOHN RAYS EFT AIS. ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, / The Hon Pro-
- DISTRICT or cHITrExDEy, So. bate Court for
the District Of Caittonden TO al persons interested
in the estate Of John Z. Ray. Irwin A. Ray, Ann
J. Ray, Hattie I. Ray and Kate E. Ray Greeting.
Whereas. application in writing hath been
made TO this Court, by the Guardian Of John
F. Pay and others, for license and authority
to sell the whole Of the real estate Of his said
wards setting forth therein that it would be
beneficial to The interest Of his wards, 70 sell
all their interest in twelve acres Of land in the
Town Of Burlington, now in trust for said wards
and invest tao proceeds thereof in stock or other
real estate.
And thereupon the said Court appointed and
assigned the Dist day OF January, 4. d. 1861, AZ
the Probate Court Boou. in said District, to hear
and decide upon said application; and ordered
that public notice thereof be given 60 all persons
interested therein by publishing this order three
weeks succsssiv-jy in the Burlington Free Press,
4 newspaper which circdiates in the neighborhood
OF those persons interested therein all which pub
l9ations shall be p-sv:ous to the time appointed
for hearing.
Therefore, yoa are hereby notified to appear BE-
fore said Court, 1t the time and place aforesaid,
then and there to object TO the granting q such
license, if you sec cause.
Given undc- ny band, at tlc Probate Court
GooLcs, this q 5a7 cf January, 4. D. 1851.
VIVA 2. FRENCH, Register.
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HEADACHE! headache Thousands o.
persons suffer from headaches to the serious do.ri
ment Of their comfort, business, and health who
might easily be cured by simply using Hum phrey.
homeopathio SPECIFICS. The Headache Pill taken
IL the morning, and the Bilious Pill taken at
night rarely fail to cure the most severe and oh.
sflnate cases Thousands having tried them have
been entirely freed of this bane of their LIVES Go
and do likewise.
Price . cents per Box. BoxesSI
Dr.. ?. HUMPHREYS Co.
No. 5GH Broadway, New York.
See advertisement in another column.
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WASHINGTON Dec. %.

: Caucus Of the members Of Congress
from the border Slave otates was held last
e7@ning. Several propositions and resolu-
tons, were presented which were referred 70
z Committee of one from each State. Four
teen States were represented in the Caucus
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This, IS wall L. the SENI-WEEKLT. will con-
tain all tee daily matter cf the most Importance
to the country az large. Special attention is paid
to the Agricultural, Horticultural and Meehani-
ca departments. Is Provision, Cattle and other
market reports are prepared with the great,
est caro-. Price S2a year
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FOREIGN 4 DOMESTIC CORRESPONDENCE
! \ GIL TIC

TIC World ~iii &c Independent, but never usu-
tFAl; never lending itself to party services, but
helping the good ard exposing the tad il al par
ties National, OF the side Of TIE Union, the
Constitutions, ard laws, aai upholdiag also the
Doctrine of tie Fathers To the Capitalist,
The Merchant. thu Aecha mic, the Farmer, 70 pa
per oFers sGoa inducements AID interest For
each department ii hss special Chronological
tnral, horticultural, Scientific, Literary, Politi-
cal, etc, etc, etc-and rejects in its column
the last aid best results of the lie ard work of
tee Wo.li. t. the Farmer, its
PROVISION AND MARKET REPORTS
al0ac arc WORTH the price q tao paper
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THE TOWER HOUSE.

and absorbing interest 1t com ines humor, patbos
and practical knowledge of
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MRS. WILSON'S
c. 9 CO An = z GIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs ws1.. iiar Dressing IS pat ~ in large aSite-
ard -eas f,r 81 c-s pr boe. ani f'r dressing ne
T. 1901, Young or DID, there Is not its q-sl il
-. 4 = viii make The bar every ling you 71sA ir
- r.. - moreover it has perfume ita- Is i-fn..cl-
s,eor ;a ay o. tie fashionable extracts, eitsr r,,
or .r.s-;cs- vli-h alone should -1tir :. "a r;ace
every lsdy's -o.lst t.t+e-
Jse tae Rsccaesator before re:i-ing 81 n.-Ht- and
In r7o~n:s sp9iy little Of tas Dressing All ycr
hair oil be even more hfeke in color ard tcsnty
Use n9-nuc your hair bIt tacse p1earations. and
U.s. these according directions. SID We wnrr.rt vow
: ccd healthy head Of hair
H,,,,c.,yei ~ soil az Wholesale BIZ Henry T. Viii
s,- : CO Ne7chester " H., whom ali letters should
hs .idas1saG. =
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EEKLY EDITION

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N0wIs The TIME 10 BUY.
NGlr Is I'll. LLtlE-

:
These reductions are made 10 consequence Il the
fact, that the long pending suits q the Wheeler
( Wilson Company, against infringing manufac-
turers of Sewing Machines. have al been decided
in favor Of the Company, and they have procured
iniunctions upon 4 number II such infringers.-
Thus freed ut once from tho heavy expenses Of lit
igation and from a good deal OF competition, they
propose 10 share with the Public the benefits
therefrom.
The prices are now as low as the machines can
be sold at and pay fair profit, retaining the first
Glass workmanship, which VIII always character
1e them.
No further reduction can therefore be expected
and consequently NOW IS TaE TINE 70 BUr.
\ full stock on hand
C. W. / G. C.. BENEDICT,
Agents, No. & College ST., Burlington
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REMARKS.

4Aeie were but few frat quality cattle ia tho
market Prices unchanged. Sheep sold ou;ok
at last weeks quotations. Pens all emptv hofo,s
10 O'clock.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

v or WANT IT,
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JOSErU IRIsN,S ESTATE.

CtTATE OF VERMONT. J The ffouora-
- DISTRICT oF CHTTTES DES. Sc. bic the Probate
Court for the District Of Chittenden 10 all persons
interested in the estate CT Joseph Irish, late Of
Charlotte in slid district, deceased. Greeting
Whereas, said Court hath assig ned tho 2eth day
Of January next, for the settlement Of tho admin
istraton account Of the Executors of the last Will
and Tcstau en Of Joseph Irish, late Of Charlotte,
in said District deceased, and ordered that public
notice thereof be given to all persons interested in
said estate, by publishing this order three weeks
successfully previous 70 the day assigned, in the
Burlington Free Press, printed in Burlington. in
sail Dstrict.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court Rooms. in Burlington. the
day assigned. then and then there to contest the
allowance Of said account, if you see cause.
Given under my hand this 3lst day of Deem
Der, A. p. lsr0.
w27w3 D. FRENCH, Register.
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NJ YoRK- De q

It is reported that the secessionists in
Charleston have taken possession Of the Tel
egraph Office ard wall not allow any dcs-
patches to be sent North until satisfactorily
passing their surveillance.
The Tri5une's Washington correspondent
says that the Charleston populaoe have seized
The public property to retaliate upon the
Increment Ct Major Anderson
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-04

The destruction Of Fort Moultr.e is the
most disgraceful event that has hap.
poned 20 this country since 1t established IL
Independence. 1t brings the government and
tie country in;0 contempt. That a great
nation like this, with iu6xhaustib!e resources
ri mea and means. should be driven TO such
straits 10y an Insignificant rebellion in a State
that has not white men enough IN 1t for u
third rate city. Is to be obliged to spike Its
own guns and destroy Its own fortifcatlcnS
On is own so.l, Is something 10 make the
blood tiHg!e Ia the veins Of every true
American. II II does rot arouse the people
Of the whole country 10 u vigorous purpose
to maintain the Uihon as1 crush out treason
al any cost, then there IS not vitality enough
in t5e patriotism 81 THE country, to make il
worth d struggle tor its preservation. But
there Is. and tb r. wlil be the turning soint
oi the Crisis. tszEceiorth the lines wall be
,tralshtiy rLyn between traitors and
I patriots hc .prean the frteejs,nud enemies Of
me tnl5a- r-Sw1Rg 6cld Republican.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. .

The foreign ministers, heads Of depart
ment. and army and navy officers paid their
respects to the President yesterday. 1t was q
general holiday. But few Congressman were
in attendance at the Presidents levee. Union
and secession ccckades were worn by the
crowd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-04

Jan : 1861.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-04
4 CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

- >AAAAS - Al a. ~ + KING.
The REV. WILLIAM CosGRovE, while Iaboring a.
missionary in Japan was cured of Consumption,
when all ether means had failed, by receipt ob-
tsined from learned physician residing III the
great city Of Jeddo. This recipe has cured great
numbers who we're suffering Consumption, Bro
cbitis, Fore Throat, Coughs and Colds, and the
debility and nervous depression caused By these
disorder
DESTROYS Of benefttins others, will send this
recipe, wbicA have brought home with re, to
all who need it, free oc charge.
address
Rev. WA. C0SGROvE,
439 Fulton Avenue,
~2owls-l Brooklyn, Y. Y.
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zJEN'S CLOTH ovER-SROES, Rubber bot
VA toms. A. STRONG, HAYWARD 4 co.
Dec. &c. dav.f
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TEE SENI-WEEKLY WORLD

VIII be published every Tuesday end Friday, and
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