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ryu1czTSE. BY HAND.
Hours. Minutes. Hours. Minute
Number Of Stitches made per Minute.

When the machines are driven by power, the
ratio is much higher, 500 and 1000 stitch es
minute not being an unusual average.
Seams Of considerable length are ordinarily sew
I'd with the best machines at the rate Of yard q
minute. and that, too, in a manner far superior to
hani-sewing.
This report was in accordance with the previous
awards at the Fair Of the
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL 0CIET
At the Fairs Of the
American Institute n. Y. Mechanics Association
Nechanic's Association, Cincinnati.
Roston. Mechanical Association
franklin Institute, Phils. St Louis.
Kentucky Institute Louis Mech's Institute, San
villa Francisco.
Mechanics Ins.isute Bal Metropolitan N echa mics
more. Institute, Washin gton
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SAFE AND SURE REMEDY FOR
Coughs, Colds, Group, Asthma,
Whooping-C ough, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, 1nfiu-
enza, Fever and Ague.
II /. warranted to relieve Group in i've minutes.
To break up a common cold in single night
To relieve the Asthma at once.
To cure all coughs and diseases Of the lungs'
previous to liberation.
Ths matebIess success and unprec edented popu-
arity which this remedy has attained in one short
wear would seem to be sufficient guaranty oil rs
excellency. Ifany one doubts 1t let such give u
one trial.
Read the following From Hon. Levi Under
wood Lieut.. Governor Of Vermont.
Messrs. T. B. Magoon s. Co. l have used your
Weeks Magic Compound, for severe colds aud
sore throat and It has proved an efficient reineiy
Itis n valuable accession TO the list OF remedies
for colds, coughs, &c.
am, &c, Yours,
LEVI UNDERWOOD.
Burlington, Oct. sth, $50
TFrom Hon. Timothy ?. Redfeldl
Bv usipr YOUR Weeks Magic Compounds short
time. | was entirely cured OF one Of the severest
and most obstinste colds upon my lungs that l
ever experienced. know Of no remedy equal to
it for coughs and lung complaints generally,
TIMOTHY p. BEDFIELD.
Montpelier, Oct. 18th, 1850.
from Rev. z. z. smith, D. D., Principal Of
New Hampton Institution
The Magic Compound which you furnished me
last Spring, when l was suffering most severely
from the effects Of long continued cold upon my
lunrs, acted like a charm. The first night after
taking it, c0ughed less and slept better Than i0I
,vasls before. and the use Of il finally removed
The difficulty entirely. l should use 1t again in
urefsrencs 10 any medicine I have tried when
similarly afflicted
Yours truly.
EB. SMITH.
r.;.r,r u Aprii q. 1850 vs5u
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HARD TIMES COFFEE.

TE'HE trying times and the high price Of Coffee
Il has demanded that good substitute should
be found for pure coffee, and the manufacturer Of
the Hard Times Coffee has succeeded in the inven-
tion Of an article which meets the requirements Cf
the times, and which the Mass state Assayer.
DR.. Hayes, pronounces free from any deletcri-
Gus substance It Is sold al a very low price and
Is, in fact, about equal 70 pure Coffee.
Manufactured by II. b NEWHALL, Man
flcturer Of Coffee, Spices and Cream Tartar 30
south Market ST.. Boston TRY IT.-Y0u
can get pound Of any Grocer 10 Burlington.
Certificate Of DIR. Hnyc-.
HARD TWEs C0FFEE"-This substitute for
the more expensive kinds Of coffee has been anal
wed chemically and microscopically, and found 20
be rec from any ieleterious substance. It also
corresponds in composition with the mauufactur-
crs statement. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, VI. D., State Assaycr.
l6 Dyls.ol g., Boston, Feb. -, lsf1.
w34m3
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NEW BOO ks.

NEW BOOKS.
"CADET Life at " est Point" by an officer Of
- the United States Army, with a descriptive
sketch OF West Point, by Benson j. Losing.
"Aids to Faith" a series Of Theological Essays,
by several Writers Edited by William Thomp-
son, ID d.
"The Wills" of Christ; being Thoughts upon
some Of the passages in which the words 81 will
are used by the Lord Jesus Christ. by Rev. Phil
ip Bennett Power. NJ. A.
" Can Wrong be Right ?" by Mrs. 5. c. Hall.
"The Old Lieutenant and his Son." by Norman
Macleod.
Trains Union Speeches." delivered in England
during the present American War.
Received and for sale by
E. A. FULLER.
March %.
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LIST OF COLORs
Family Dye COIOTS.

For dying silk, Wooden and Mixed Goods.
Shawls scirfs, Dress 8, Ribbons, Gloves, Bonnets,
Hats, Feathers, Kid Gloves Children Clothing
and all kinds Of Wearing Apparel, with perfect
fast c0llrs.
SAVING or 50 PER CENT.
Th,sc Dyes are mixed 10 the form Of powders,
concentrated, are thoroughly tested, and put up
in neat packages. For twenty-five cents you can
color as many goods as would otherwise cost FIVE
times that sum. The process is simple, and any
one can use the Dyes with perfect success. Direc-
tions inside.
Manufactured by HOWE STEVENS, 25s
Broadway, Boston.
Wholesale Agents IN Boston, WEEKS & POT
TER, GEO. c. GOODWIN t CO., CHAS V
POOR 4 90.
y For sale by Druggists generally in every
city and town. w39m3
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From the Troy Daily Whig.I
VI 4 c HIN Re POE TRY.

]
HINE POETRY.
/ What wonderful changes of late have seer
| That are made in the world by the SEWN, Ma
chine,
Results of great rnarnitsde long since have shown
They are Of real necessity where or they're known
| And thousands are daily ipouiring 10 md
/ OF Sewing Machines the yery best kind
| But as each has its fsyorite nut 70 the test
| NAV find it a problem to purchase the best
| And exnerienee has proved the nuhlic has seem
No others can equal WHEELERIWusoy's Machine.
Ell. =,
So 80 a. go, ~ re-. 80, .r.
But the Tailors, who long since have tried all the
rest
CRY out with one voice Wheeler Wilson's the best
r. s,,.L.,s too ,v. -orairod fo- .d,-;..
Tbeir renIv was Iaconic and male in a tr;ce3
tn. - I.s..,;t',I -, - - - -,
Nv e. -, 49, 49, WhaaIart VIII.
- A' wnnL;-a u's''' 'N@-' 'A " -9'-
10 the shlrt-makers then we haStiiy hled'
And asked what machine is preferred they replied
With Improvements we ind that were recently
made,
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may seem incrc4loltf Out u It l.--t
money viii be refunded.
OVER TWO THOUSAND Bottle.
have now been sold vith0u;
failure when taken a. directed, AL
the least injury TO health in any case =
put up is bottles Of three different stress
iull directions for using, and sent 'i
closely sealed 20 all parts Of the country ...
PkICES-Full strength, $40; BAH
3, quarter strength. 50 per bottle.
~ Remember This medicine Is 1as'--
rressly for obstinate cases. which all '-a''
diem Of the kind have failed to cure. $50
Is warranted as represented in every I.sF.....-
price viii be refunded. - Beware OF i-- q.
None warranted unless purchased diIs-'-! 70
", or AZ his Office. Prepared and sou ..r.
Dr.. Nattison's Remedial Institute ioT r
eases, No. 2S Union Street, Progiieucs' b.
y This speciality embraces all a'
private nature both Of men and w',ae-.- 20
larly educated physician Of twenty 1'-
ice, giving them his whole atteup'.- d..
- Consultations BY lottcr or oi2. 81.
strictly confidential, AMI medicines W. ..-.
By Express, secure from observation ,..-. o.
Of the United States. Also, acc mn - - on.
Ladies IRON abroad wishing for A secure
Retreat. and good care until restored q
Canton IL has teen sst'n'' ..r.
two hundred thoussni d .illcs ore I'.- s...
ding q-acSs annually, II New
without a7g Ben mt 10 those who T'y q. -r
comes from trusting, ui'ioaf rgf'''s .-.-
are alike dc-ti ute OF honor. caa.t-'- s-...
whose only recommendation Is '1ciF .-
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ri9us arc, but MAKE INQJltl
yen nothing. and ny sase yea
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arc --
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Man, AMI on pirate 9set''s g. .t..i
full information, zi,h the nos; un- -.s.r
ences and Testimonials, with lt " .-.-..-t,.I
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100, 900 BARRELS orrnE
LODI MANUFACTURING CO.'S
p o | d r II 7 [,

Tor sale tY JANE l. rus A Biz
Care f,he Lodi Manufacturing Co.
20 Cortlanit st.. y. y.
This Company, with a capital Of Slj0,0O0, the
most extensive works Of the Kind in the world,
and an experience Of % years in manufacturing
with a reputation long established, having also,
the exclusive c0utrol Of all the night soil from
the great city Of New York, are prepared o. fur
nsh an article which is wiihau az u0t, the -'sspr'
and rery tcsf fertilizer IN market.
Prtces.-D liverci nj any station "a the Yer
mont Central Railroad, or Hu,illi and Burlington
Railroad, : 50 per barrel. or tn pl--umpsic or
Cheshire Railroads, 3 ODD per barrel IL greatly
increases the yield and rlp.ns tie crop fon two
10 three weeks earlier. az au expense ef from g
% : per acre, and with very H'le labor,
4 Pamphlet, continuing all the information
necessary, with letters from Horace iecley, pan1
Webster, and hundreds OF farmers who have used IL
extensively for NAV years, may be bad free by
addressing a letter as above % the subscriber. A
discount to the Trade.
ELI CHITTENDEN, E-Q,
Who is our General Agent, burlington, VI.
JAMES g. French, Montpelier VII
VI. ID. HALL, Nergennes, Vt, Special
J. NJ. 4 c. q. FEENCH, Barre, Vt, Agents
c. A. MAXuAN, Royalton, Vt,
Feb. "a. V5m
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON r.. R
YfIIIHCIhIHI

IFFCIhIfI
an and after Monday Nov. ., Trains leav,
~ the Rutland and Darlington Depot Is FOL
lows:
90 4. N. Mail Train, for Boston, Low ELI,
Worcester Springfield, Troy, Albany, New
York and the West.
Q SOP NJ. for Troy AMI New York, arriving at
Troy at 50 A ", anil New York at 4 so
pm.
Trains arrive ~ Burlington a. fellows
10 % A NJ, accommodation train from Rutland.
o. P VI Mail Train from Boston, Lowell
Worcester, Spriag deld, New York &C.
80 P II, Express lr in from Troy, albany
and New FORK.
E. A. CHAPLIN, sup't.
Rutland Nov. % 1851.
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THE DAILY FREE PRESS,


BURLINGTON, VT,
PUBLISHED evGy af-noon, Sundays ex-
L cepted,) at Eve o'clock, and gives its readers
Twelve Hours later News
Than they can obtain FRI n any other source.
(From the n. Y. Evening Post.)
Evening vs.. Morning Papers.
The relative positions of the morning and eve
ming papers have changed greatly during the
present war. little while ago the morning
papers were here, as they have always been in
London and Paris, pre-eminently the newspapers
They furnished their readers OYER their breakfast
tables all the incidents of the previous day and
night Evening papers merely repeated the n
formation, with a few additional particulars
gathered in the course Of the morning and the
local city news. But since the opening of the
war it has been different. The first accounts of
nearly every important action and movement, as
said the other day, have been given to the
public of New York by the evening papers.
thus, the reports of the great Bethel fight; of
our successes in Western Virginia; of the Bull
Run defeat; Of the Hatterss Inlet affair, and
most signal Of all, of the Port Royal victory and
of the capture of Mason and Slidell, and their
surrender, were all received in this city too late
for the morning papers to print but early enough
for the evening papers to give full particulars
The FREE Press receives dispatches lsrl
y both the American and VT. 4 Boston Lines
to four o'clock of each day. Its t4legraphic
news is consequently late, and in most cases
as fall, In fact The SAM, that given by the n.
Y. EVeuing Post and the New York and Bo,tsn
yening papers generally.
TERNs-By carrier, $500 Per snnum
mail $500
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
G. ". 4 @. G. BENEDIcT,
Pro prietor
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
- EISURE HOURS IL TOWN by the
4 author Of The Recreations Of a County
Parson."
"MARGABET HOWTH' story % today.
THE WORKS OF FRANCIS BACON" Vol g..
"OBJECT Lessons" by Welch.
"METHOD OF TEACHERS INSTITUTES and
the THEORY OF EDUCATION by samuel
p BATES, A. ".
EDGAR \. POE's WORKS" a new edition.
Received at the Church Street Bookstore and
for sale by
Z. a. FULLER
Burlington, March II, ls62.
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\ CANA DIAN REM TDI
For CoFfiuslsss, ATsgHiIrIfy and Dsilfg
Dyeytius O-g41 izdn-Iag Hs4d1ris. Ll.asf
AsruoasGess, GnIeral Pr0gtraf07 Of ... DO.
and BODY. Praiysls, etc..
4 MOMENTS reflection ou- O. .--.-.,
~ sensible man OF the folly ri d8--.- .
constantly dosing with Catharti. N5ii.i-es
practice is psrHielgias and 7la-ii1l. Anezrer. .-
Of forty years has Taught me that the -.-..l- .
Increasing evils Of indigestion are feart1 -1-- l
waited by he too free use Of Cathar.- j.
Americanp eC1ls are fast becoming -s -
dyspeptics BY their artificial modes &C a -.
tic Catlartics increase the irritaiiG-y s-i --
Kate the strength Of the digestive organ.
The Pills now offered are specially l-. -- r
allay ibis irritabiiity, and SO the sane On.
iuvig0rate and strengthen al the turc-
gestio1, while they are gently laxative III.
are so uili and iuvi- oratil- that one .s -.--
mllle4 qJ a-y -lsag-ec1lle elects ,l.- En-
taken medicine.
business Men, STU tents, Pr .css. "a. Sea- .
males,and all persons leali1- a -.-t1s. --
tlry life shouii try them.
The undersigned Pbvsf,l1s clc--1
20 the high professional standing g l-. f
Stausteai, one Of the Oldest AMI ts-- --s-
ana @. the excellent qualities ~ .ta--
aul Tonic Pals, -wLI-a VIC aE.c ---s-
ts'c H-a highly approve
J. E. GI5saS, 81. p.. u---.-.. ..
o.. E- CoTruy. 30. 3D.. Te..-
tItELls lEuwv. 80 u..
-- s.. t,>rE., 81. b.. a-.-e-
NORMAN CLLg--ASn. -. Do t.-
". ESEs. 81. D..
C. W. CowLEs, 81. D., Sttas--l-
JoHy MElGs, NJ T..
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j. C. RUTHERFORD. NJ D., NsEr .-.
Prepared by DR.. VI. COLBY
Stanstead, c. E., and De-ty -...
Sold where medicj1c is SOLD generally.
August q, ls6l. 1r-
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Pawn.BrOkers' Bargains!
100000 WORTH

-oOsOVO
Watches, Bracelets, Rings, Pas, diamonds
Chains, Slrer Ware, and Other
ralla5les,
Being the stock of Private Broker, and 70 %
sold At One Dollar each, without regard 70 vMes,
AND NOT TO BE PAID FOR UNTIL IOo
KNOW WHAT YOUARE TO GET
LIST OF SOME OE THE ARTICLES r
BE SOLDATONE DOLLAR BARGAIN.
Gold Watches, Gold Band Bracelets,
silver Watches. Sewing Machines,
Breast Pins Plated Forks,
Ladies' Jevelry Plated Casters,
Plain Gold Rings, Napkin Rings,
Gold Thimbles, Spoons,
Chased Gold Rings, Eruit knives
Stone Rings, Harnesses
FlorentiDe JeveIrv, Riding Saddles,
Mosaic JeweIrv Gents Seal Rings,
Lava Jewelry, Ladies heuculeS' Tvs
Watch Keys, antly iurhlsn0u'
Gold Neck Chains, Revolvers,
Long Gold Chains, Rifles,
Fob Chains. Eight Day Clocks,
Gold Pencil Cases, Marine CLOCKS
Vest Chains New Cutlery
Ribbon Slides Skates,
Lockets, Furs,
Silver Pencil Case with Mantel Vases,
Gold Pens Mantel Clocks,
Hair Bracelets Parian Ware,
Shawl Pins, Gold Crosses,
Bosom Studs Opera Glasses,
Sleeve buttons Silk Dress Goods,
Violins Piano Fortes,
Flutes, Plated Dining Knifes and
Coneertinas. Forks.
Together with a variety Of Diamond and othsr
rich Stone Jewelry, OF rare foreign make, and al
most every other article that can be named, form
Ing one of the greatest collections TO be found IN
the country, comprising the stock Of unredeemed,
Cup to 1921 pledges TO a private broker, ana
which are now placed with the sanserioersi 70 os
One Dollar Bargains.
through the following convenient and safe arrange
ment.-
The holder Of these valuable deposits has divided
them into lots, and corresponding to each lot, a
certificate Of what each lot consists Of will be Is
sued, so that whoever receives a certificate VIII
know lust what its holder Is entitled 20.
These Certificates will be placed in cnvelops, and
sealed up, and sold 90 whoever shall mail TO the
undersigned IS cents in money or postage stamps.
Upon the receipt Of the certificate, You viii know
what your dollar will purchase, and can remit or
not.
part Of this stock was originally designed tor
the Southern Trade and is Of the newest STYLE but
much Of it was deposited (aloDg with bill Of sale)
by persons whose pride and position would not
permit them to apply to public pawrbroker, and
hence were appraised at only their iHira''1 value
This enables the holder Of the goods 50 to arrange
his schedule, as 20 safely warrant him In refund
ing one dollar for any article the purchaser may
be dissatisfied with.
To defray expense Of packing, &c, the under
signed charges IS cents for single Certificate, or
will sell Five for 81 Eleven for s. or Twenty for
s..
For convenience, and to save time, all oommu-
uications must BE- made through me Post Otce.
address MOORE 4 CO., Agents,
No. Milk street, Boston.
Y. B.-Remembcr there is no risk, as the money
paid for the articles will be refunded If the pur-
chaser is dissatisfied. WINS
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FACTS FOR THE MILLION.

AM YOU AWARE
| That good No. Wheeler 6 Wilson Sewing
| Machine. with hemmer, cln be bought & ? f7-ty-
! ire dollars, a. No. Coiless Street
ARE YOU AWARE
That an improved, ornamental bronze Wheeler
/ Wilson sewing machine, with magnifyiu- glass
cloth presser style hcmuer and all the latest
improvements, can be bought for ffy fro dollars,
at the Agency, No. 8. College street
ARE YOU AWARE
That a superb silver plated No. T. Wheeler 4
Wilson Machine 'can now be bought for .ift y no
dollars. = Snalf AZ serenity dollars, az thu
Sewing MAGAZINE Parlor, No g, College Street
Are you aware
That magnificent silver plated Wheeler
Wilson Machine, in a fall ease Of polished maho
times more useful. can be bought TO- only vmGy
d liars, AZ NJ. e, College Street
ARE YOUIW4RE
That the Cheap Machines are played cut,
their sale Tor the most part ended, and the gar
retts and auction sho-s fllei with such as have
not entirely ratified 20 pieces
ARE YOU AWARE
That the Howe .'Lock-stitch" machines now
take the Universal Lead, and that tho Wheeler
Wilson are the ackroslsdsed superiors Of all the
other LOck-stitch machines!
ARE YOU AWARE
What an acceptable present Wheeler 4 Wilson
Machine Is to any lady who has not got one2
ARE YOU AWARE
That the responsible guaranty Of Gao agents.
GEo. W G.. g.. BENEDICT, Is given with each
Machine, and that their prices arc f, lou a. az
the factory, and no charge for irci ht or expires
sage
The above are all Facts
Make note of them.
MARGARET HOWTU, a story Of To-
A'h day. Just recsivedby
{. o. FRENCH CO.
Corner Of Cherca aud College Streets.
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FRENCH
FALL and WINTER BONNETS,
Which she will offer at prices below any other
house in the trade. One call will suffice TO con-
vince all that this stock stands unrivalled for
richness of material, beauty and variety OF de-
sign. Our terms are CASH.
ms. Brown returns her sincere thanks for
her greatly increased custom, and having artists
and talent of the first ability to assist her, she
feels assured that she give increased sAtisiac-
tion to all favoring her with their patronage, as
no pains or trouble will be spared to please She
has engaged, regardless of expense, trimmer
from the celebrated establishment Of MIDI. Bernets
Of Broadway, New York, who is artist OF the
first ability, and who takes charge of, and super
intends her work exclusively for fashionable
trade, to which can guarantee perfect salts
faction. MRS. 5. S. BROWN,
49, Church ST., Burlington, VT.
Oct. %.
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JEWELRY

I AIDES, GENTS & MISSES FELT INNER
soles, new thing at
JEWETT'-
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GREAT INDIAN REME

tOR ENABLES.
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MRS. S. s. BROWN.
New York Bonnet Store,

III oSr respectfully informs her numerous Gus
IV1 TONERS that she has on hand a cho ie assort-
ment of
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This celebrated Fem BE Yes
possessing virtues unk1-F- @
thing else Of the kiui s-i
efectual after'all 0.'e-. p
is prepared from 90 i-i
used BY the NATIVES .i ~
purpose from time il1sa 3.
now for the frs; time 1-s-'i
public. l. is des -11-
married AMI single .ai-s''i
very best thing known iar -
pose. as it Will bring 90 ,'s
Nv sickness in cases %
from any cause, a1i ai's' So