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received operates liberal and prompt settlement oil
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A CANA DIAN RE VI DY
Fer Costiveness, LTeguiarfy and DsbtlHy Of us<
Dlgsstivs Organs, i.dueing Hsadaete Lass',s1'.
Esrpous-ess, General Prss,reroa Of tAs Mud
and Body. PuaIyus, &c.
MOMENTS reflection oug 10 convinHs
"A sensible man of the folly nd danger
constantly dosing with Cathsrtic Medicines" IN
practice is psrHtcsons and suicidal. An expere1s
of forty years has taught me that the constantly
Increasing evils Of Indigestion are fearfuily agg
waited by he too free Of Cathaftics. I've
Americanpeopls are fast becoming a nation OF
dyspeptics by their artificial modes Of life. DT's-
tic Cathartics increase the irTitability and pr
trste the strength of the digestive organs.
The Pills now offered are specially designed ia
allay this irritsbility, and a. the same time to
inyigorate and strengthen all the functions Of di-
gestion, while they are gently laxative. They
are so mild and invigoratiug that one is not re-
minded by any disasrecsbie effects that he hfA
taken medicine
Business Men. Students. Professional Men, Re
males, and all persons leading a confined or seden
tary life should try them.
The undersigned Physicians ehecrfully oeryf
to the high professional standing of DR.. colbya
Stanstead, one Of the Oldest and best Physici n
and to the excellent qualities of his "AntiCostiv
and Tonic Pills." which we have ussd in our prsc
tire, and highly approve.
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THE DAILY FREE PRESS.
BURLINGTON, VT.

BURLINGTON, VT.
rs PUBLISHED epry anrHosa, (surl4ys OK
j cepted,) at five o'clock, and gives its readers
Twelve Hours later News
Than they eau obtain frCA eny other source.
(From the y. Y. Evening Post.)
Evening vs.. Morning Papers.
The relative positions Of the morning and eve
ming papers have changed greatly during the
present war. A little waile ago the .aorliug
papers were here, rs they have always been IN
London and Paris, pre-emineutly the zetrspspors.
They furnished their readers OYER their breaklas;
tables all the incidents Of the previous DAY aai
night. Evening papers merely repeated the
formation, with a few additional particular.
gathered in the course Of the morning, ami the
local city news But since the opening Of tie
it has been did rent The fssl accounts OF
nearly every important action and movement, q
sa ID he other day, have teen given 20 the
public Of New York b. the evening papers.
Illus, the reports OF the great Bethel fght; Of
our successes IN Western Virginia; Of TIL Bull
Run defeat; Of the Hatteras Inlet affair. and
most signal Of all, Of the Port Royal victory and
Of the capture ol Mason and olideil, and their
surrender, were all receive in this CT too late
for the morning papers TO print. but early enough
for the evening papers TO give full par ticulars-
The FREI Pass receives despA hesregu lar y
y both the American and v. Boston Lines
to four o'clock Of each day. Its telegraphie
news is consequently late, and in most cases
as full, In fact the same, that given BY the n.
Y. Evsnmg POst and the New York and Boston
venirg papers generally.
TERMs-By carrier, $500 per annum
mail $500
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
G. W. 4 G. G. BENEDICT,
Proprietor
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IOU, $50 BARRELS orrng
LODI MANUFACTEEING CO.'S
Z o L d r E 7 7 L.
Tor sale BY JAMES 7. FOSTER.
Care Of the Lodi Manufactgriu. Co..
IL L-----L..---. 4 Y

Tor sale BY JAMES T. fp7LEh,
Care Of the Lodi Manufactgriue Co.
&C Cortland. st., n. Y.
Tai. Company, with a capital of Sljo011, the
most extensive works Of the Kind In the world,
aud an experience Of - yelrs 10 manufacturing
with a reputation long established, having also,
The exclusive control Of all the night soil from
tie great city Of New York, axe prep Ared 20 fur
nish an article which is without doubt. the cAsapssf
and uery bssi fertilizer in market.
Pricss.-D livered at any station on the Yer
mont Central Railroad, or Rutland and Burlington
Railroad, 81 S. per barrel or tie Passumpsio or
Cheshire Railroads, 81 90 per barrel Il greatly
increases the yield and ripens the crop from two
70 three weeks earlier, At an expense Of from 50
to 81 per sere, and with very little labor.
A Pamphlet, containing all the information
necessary, with letters from Horace Geeley Danl
Webster, and hundreds Of farmers who have used it
extensively for MAST years, may be had free by
addressing letter above 70 the subscriber. A
discount 10 the Trade.
Eli CuITIENDEN, EQ.
Who Is cur General Agent, Buritngtou. Vt
jaws q. FRENcH. Montpelier, Vt
NJ. u. HALL, Nergennes, Vt, Special
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GRAPE VINES,
NOTICE..

tNINsTIrUTION FOR LADIES AND GEN.
~ TLEMEN, thoroughly sustained Troy Co..
FERENCE ACADEMY. Poultney, VT An able corps
of eight Profe sors and Teachers. A Female Col
iege Course. Young Ladies graduating receive
diploma with a Literary Degree. Spring term Of
Fourteen Weeks begins March II, 1862 Send for
q catalogue to REV. J. POOR,
views President.
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Iron the Troy Daily Whig.l
MAC HINE FOE TRY.

LElum N-p Any NalAg " -4~-l
CHINE ETRY.
/ What wonderful changes Of late have seen,
I That are made in the world, By the Sewing Ms.
chine
Results Of great magnitude long sinoS have shown,
They are Of real necessity where'sr they're known
And Thousands are daily inquiring TO nd,
OF Sewing Machines the very best kind
But as each has it's favorite put 70 the test,
May Hnl II problem TO purchase the best
And experience has proved, the pablo has seen,
No others can equal WHEELER&W IIsos's Machine.
To aid US in finding the merit Of all.
Sure none can assist u, Who have none at all.
Blu, the Tailors who long since have tried all the
rest
CRY cut with one voice Wheeler Wilson, The best.
To dress-makers, too. we repaired for advice.
Their reply was lseonie, and made in a trico-
The most beautiful work We ever have seen.
Is enc muslin dress, made on Wheeler& " ilson's
Machine.
To the shirt-makers then We hastily hiei.
I'd asked what machine is preferred; they replied
With improvements we ind that were recently
The Wheeler 4 Wilson's are best for the trade.
Thus we found 1t the case, wherever we ve been,
They preferred above ALL Wheeler Wilson's Ma
ohine.
Tioy stitch with two threads that sill not rvealor
rip,
And the chances 20 buy, none should let slip:
They will sew any hing that a women can put
On the crown Ct her head or the sole Of her foot,
Or wrap round her shoulders pin round her waist
Or that can be sowcd on, or pinned on, or lscei,
Bornets, Aantiliss, Capes, Collars and Shawls;
Dresses Tor breakfasts, aud dinners, ana balls;
Dresses O. sit In, and stand IN, ami walls IN.
Dresses 20 dance 10, and firt in, and ak IN;
Dresses in which % do nothing az 81;
Dresses for winter, spring, summer aud fall
All Of them different IN color and pattern:
silk, Muslin ana Lace, Grape, Velvet and satin.
Thus complete 10 all pa. g.. and finished up we'll,
As the Peoples Machine, they always viii sell.
We beg leave % assure our patrons that tie
above poetry is no far spses1sn OF the work done
on the Iis.lT s WILSON Scul7y WlriHs How
very far the reality surpasses the description, We
shall be at any time happy to show our customers
at the SEWING MACHINE PARLoR,
No. g, College 60.
A Stock Of Machines constantly N hand, and
or sale al the New ork Ci.y Prices. Please call
and examine.
6. W. L C. C BENEDICT,
Agents.
B1r,i nston, Feb. 4 dawtf
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HARD TINES CGTFIG

fE7HE trTi-- times and tie high r-...
< has demanded that a good sl
be found far pure coffee, ami --e -..-.-----
the Hard Tim Coffee has succeeded .--
ti7n q en- article which meets the r.
the times. and which the BASS. Sas
Dr. Hayes, pronouucos Tree from s-r
Gus substance Il b. sold az r=-s --.--. .
is, in fact, about equal 10 rl- -----.
Manufactured by II. Il NEWuAL---
facturer q Co1se, Spices 4-- C-a-- -.-- -
South Market Sc, Boston TRY IT.
can got pound ef any Grocer 10 T1---
Certificate OF Or. Hary-.
HAFu TINES COFFEE. Ibis 1.-
the more expensive kinds q -s lss
yIsd chemically and micr15-1q lcil' q. s-l -...
be rec from any ielete-ills ,lc-s--l.
corresponds in composition vi.l ,ls -l--
er' statement. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES. ~ DE-. --.--
Is Bcvls;on ST., Bostea, Feb. g., l-.-
~ll
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TRAINS soxs NORM Asp WEST
LAVA Burlington at 30 A. NJ, 1880 ALL -n'
6O5P. NJ. o.u vi.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at ~ a. So sl,.
IoxelI. LAWRENCE or FitchbuIg. Leaves oIlI.aIs
seld. at M, Bellows Falls ~ % -,
connecting at bite River junction with NoII1o
Railroad from Boston. and with PAssuinp sa. -
road for and from St. Johnsbury and Li'u,Son,
arriving Burlington at I 90 PM, and 81 AlO~n'
at 40 P. NJ. and Lodge e,I,sq
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIsleaves NorthneiI ~
An. and Burlington 10 IS A. NJ, Tor MOUSE
| Point and Montreal, arriving at burlington
| II 40 and at Montreal 90 P. N.
| NIsBr ErFxyss TRAis, leaves Bellows I ans ..
5IsP. NJ, receiving passengers from Neim 81
valley Raiirosd leaving Network at W "A ~
and from Cheshire Railroad connecting az Hi ~
l River Junction with train leaving Boston M, y.
PM. via Lowell or Lawrence. Leaves p 1i.'
River Junction at IL So P. NJ, arriving az Dur y,
iinyton at IS A. NJ, Rouse's Point at " 80 4,
Montreal at 10 90 AM, and OgdensonIgn ~ y
p. M. connecting with Grand Trunk lt4inS ~
Detroit. Chicago and the West. -, - VI,
| SIeeping Cars are attached to ootn Ine rs
Express trains running between Houses RENT Al
through Tickets for Chicago and the west i
ale at the principal ststion' manu-,
St. Adams, Vt. Nov. Is. lsel'
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SONGS FOR TIE TINES.

VIVE LAMERICA, Millard.
Rule Columbia, Agusto.
Forward boys, forward, (Quartette) Root
The first Gun is fred, ( Song & Chorus) @. T. Roo
Red, " bite and Blue, shaw
The Banner of Freedom, Romano.
Up, up with our Banner, I. Conner.
The Sword Of Bunker Hill. Covert.
my Country, It's Of thee, as sungby Mad.Parodi
God save the Union, MerI.
Our Countrys Starry Flag, Conner.
Have ye sharper ed your swords :! Roo.
Quartette,
Camp Song of the Irish Brigade. Hughes.
Weep for theBrsve-a tribute to the
memory of the late Col. Ellsworth
Freemen, join the glorious anthem, Herrcro.
Our good Ship sails tonight, Masseti.
Dixie for the Union, Emmett.
Rock me to sleep, Mother, Percy.
Grand Union Pot Pouni, Baumstsck.
JUST RECEIVED, large assortment Of all
kinds of MUsICAL INSTRUMENTS;
together with the largest and best selected
stock Of SHEET MUSIC an1
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
to be found in the State, at
II. w. ALEXANDERS,
Agg. Ga, 1891. coLEEaE g.
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ment of
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 unrivallsd for
richness Of material, beauty and variety Of de-
sign. Our terms are ii
Ms. BKOWS returns her sincere thanks for
her greatly increased custom, and having artists
aud talent OF the 6rst ability to assist her, she
feels assured that she can give increased satisao-
ton to all favoring her with their patronage. as
no pains or trouble will be spared 10 please. She
has engaged, regardless Of expense, a trimmer
from the celebrated establishment of Mdl. Bernets
Of Broadway, New York, who is an artist Of the
first ability, and who takes charge Of, and super
intends her work exclusively for fashionable
trade, TO which We can guarantee perfect Satis-
faction. MRS. S. S. BROWN,
li9, Church ST., Burlington. VT
Oct. 20.
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IINESBIK GU AtADE Ny.
He SPRING TERN will begin Monday.
Feb. 81
?. r. LEAvENS, Principal
Feb a. wit
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RUTLAND 4, BURLINGTON II. II
VAII4NCI3INT

nN aad AFTER Monday Nov. %, Trains leave
" the Rutland and Burlington Depot a. fol-
lows.
90 A. VI. Nail Train, for Boston, Low ell,
Worcester Springfield, Troy, Albany, New
York and the West.
9 SOP NJ. for Troy and New York, arriving At
Troy at so A NJ, and New York at { 50
Pm.
Trains arrive az Burlington a follows
10 90 A NJ, Accommodation train from Rutland.
90 p " Nail Train from Boston, L0Eeli,
Worcester, Springfield, New York &c.
7SOPM, Express Trsin from Troy, Albany
aud New York.
E. A. CHAPLIN. supt.
Rutland Nov. . 1851.
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OGDENsBUR GH RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and aftor Nov. %, 1861, Passenger Train
~ will run as follows Sundays e1cspted)

ON and aftor Nov. %, 1851, Passenger Trains
~ will run as follows Sundays excspted).
GOING EAST.
MAL.-Leave Ogdensburgh az ll-3O A. Ne.
stopping at all stations (dine AZ Malone, 2-+c)
arrive at Rouses Poirt 40 8 go p. De-, connecting
with Night Trains with Splendid Nl-Pigr Cas-
attached, and ears for Montreal, arr.r.ay at Bos-
ton and Scy or5 early lcXt day.
eYISI West
MAu.-Lclre Boston and New York az 500 p.
H.. arriving at Rouses Point al T45A.N., Malone
10 90 A. 49,, Potsiam J1nstion RAJ A. b., o.
dsnsburgh 200 P- ", eoorectins with the Grand
Trunk Railway and lake O-,ari5 Steamers, and
Ottawa aud Prescott Railway f3r the Wes- and
North.
The Trains connect al P0tsilm Junction with
Trains at the Potsdam AMI Watertown Railroad
at Mooers Junction with Trains Of the Platts-
I burgh and Aontreal Railroad.
GEO. Y. HOYLE, SUIT.
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When the maehines are driven BY powerful
ratio is much higher, 500 and 1000 stitch es a
minute not being unusual average.
Seams OF considerable length are ordinarily sew
Cd with the best machines at the rate of yard a
minute, and that, too, in a manner far superior to
hand-sewing.
This repor. was in accordance with the previous
awards at the FAIR of the
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL oCIET
At tho Fairs of the
American Institute N. Z. Mechanics Association
Mechanics Association Cincinnati.
Ros,on. Mechanical Association,
franklin Institute, Phila- ST. Louis.
Kentucky Institute Louis Nech's Institute, San
vile francisco.
Mechanics Institute Bal metropolitan Mocha mics
imore. Institute, Washin gtou
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SnEEIAI N0TICE

NALL at Aliens for your Hats, Caps and Furs
" Gloves. Trunks, Travelling Bags, Canes, anu
Umbrellas. BY so dong you can save time amp
money, aud Be sure Of getting The value Of yoHi
MONEY.
RIFLES AND SHOT GINS.
FEW very fine shooting rifles br SAFE,
which we warrant to be the very best, whion
VIC will prove to our customers before Pur-
chasing, If requested.
BRINSMAID & HILDRETH.
Burlington, January 4. 1861.
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yRNONT CENTRAL AND sohH
VAN RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Wednesday, Jan. O. loo-'

WINTER ARRANUEhHNA'
Commencing Wednesday, Jan. ., loo-'
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAsr: \, -
s25 P. NJ. cog A NJ.
Burlington at 100 A. NJ, connecting a. wells
River Junction with trains for ana "or IA Nth
River. St. Johnsbury and Littleton' , anu
Northern Railroad for Boston, Lowell. SloeS
&c., and connecting at BellOwsFails with . VALLEY
Railroad for Boston, and with Vermont ad sN New
Railroad for Springfield, New Haven M NJ
york. arriving in NewYork at 10 10, r N: =,
AocoxnopATros TRAIN leaves Rouses POINT ~
| 6 IS A. NJ, for Burlington and Nortnhe'a I, ~
NreHr ExPREss leav.s ogdensburg1 d. :. IA IA
AN, Moatreal at 3 so P. NJ, Rouse's POINT ~
n M arr;vinv AT harrington IS PM, in Boston
at 10 A. NJ, connecting at Bellows Falls wl ~
Cheshire Railroad for Boston and worcester, ~
With Vermont Valley Railroad for sPrin I. ~
| New Haven, and arriving in New ioiA
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At REDUCED PRICES.
G. W. g. C. BENEDICT, Agent
No. Il. College 81. Burlington, VI
with Glass Cloth Prssser, Improved
oop-Check, New style Hemu'rr-
Binder. Cordcr. etc.


This Machine makes this Lock Stitch and
ranks highest, on account Of the' -. ity per
naueuce, beauty, and generaldesira6leneis Of the
..ircbing when done, and the wide range Of its
application Report Of Au'srieaH Lsr tut Ner
York.
ECONOMY OF SEWING MACHINES.
Tho Wheeler & Wilson Company has prepared
ables showing, BY actual experiments Of four DIFF
erent workers, the time required to stitch each
part Of a garment by hand, and with their Sewing
Machine. Subjoined is 4 summary Of several Of
the tables.
The wheeler and Wilson Company has prepared
tables showing, by actual experiment of four dill
fereat workers, the time required to stitch each
part Of garment by hand, and with their Sewing
NJ chine. subjoined is summary offs everal OF
the tables:
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remedies OF the Sind have boea tried In vain. This
nav seem incrrdibls, but Il it fail In any case the
money will bo refunded.
OVER TWO THOUSAND BOTTLES
have now been sold without ungie
failure when taken ss directed, and without
the least injury 20 health N any case. 20 1t Is
Put IN IA bottles Of three different strengths, with
iull directions for using, and sent by express
closely sealed O. all parts 81 Ire country
PRICES-Fuli strength, SlOi half strength,
IS; quarter strength, s. per bottle
rz-Remeubert This medicine Is designed eX-
pressly for obstnats cases, which all other rene
diem of the kidd have failed 20 curei also that II
Is warranted as represented IN every IespeeIor tae
price will be refunded. y Beware Of limitations
None warranted unless purchased directly OF Dr.
". or At his Office. Prepared and sold only at
DR. Msttisou's Remedial Institute for Special Dis
cases. No. IS Union Street. Providence. r. l.
--This specially embraces all diseases q
private nature both of men and vomen,by regu
iarlv educated physician Of twenty years TTae
ice. Giving them bis whole attention.
-R-Cousultaticus hv letter OF otherwise arc
strictly confidential, aud medicines will be sent
by Express. secure from observation, 90 all Parts
If the United States. Also. acc mmoditions for
Ladies' from abroad Wishing tar a secure and q1iet
Retreat and good care until restored % health
Canton 1t has tsca cstimlte1 that over
two hundred thousand da.lsrs are paid 70 swim
ding ouacks annually, 10 New bag land alone,
without erg ts1sff 90 those who pay It. All this
comes from trusting, OIL. --.f i1garg, To mon VINO
are alike dg..i.l-c ui t'll-, Character or .all,
whose suly recommendation Is tEcir own false aUi
cvtrava-aut lssof,1rs 10 rsslso 90 themselves.
U. therefore you would as7'i 'G7g sn0tuJysf,
take no mans wo-i. 10 rl1fv t1tzf tF PUTIN
.-.,.r 1-,. but MAKE INQUIRY : 1t vail cost
You nothing sad may save y1u macy regrets;
for. es -r,is.lt aysic.nns, ln niue cases out
0i t.r. GRO bogus. there D, 300 safety iI trusting
-. q odd % they
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4 RMY HATS AND FORAGE CAPS Of regu
~ lation patterns, at prices as low ss they car
be afforded at ALIENS Hat and Tlr store