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The Richmond Deygofet of tie 2l'h c,'n-
t1in, the following
MoBur, Jan. % The idranse- aud r.
gis,,- have received tho i'll wing de-latch
dated McNiinnville. Tenn. 22j
\ detachment of ice OF Nyrgan'- men
mad, dash into MDrtrecst,r, yesterday in
sight OF the cnen,y'- cavalry cmp, and cap
urcl POO prisoners ami - wagon
.'rm ,w,rihy information from Kentucky
stutcs on the 18th Gen Wolfrcl made a
speech to his men telling them 4, 20 bomc
for 2o dave and if within that time Lincoln
jill not modify hi- Proclamation q enamel
patton be woull not call upon them t, fight
again. the south, bat he would himself tlkc
the f.ll IN hchal. of the -,c;h against tie
north"
Frlmu,s,mo. Jan. 3ad.-fae Yankee
are Iliidiu- imncu-r warehouse, at Aciuia
Crock auJ repairing aai reat,inS the rail-
rad 70 tbr front opposite ti. place, and
building but, and other io,.r l-.ouau.ut
c5nycnicnea- fr their army.
These preparations together With she
erection of iatterir- n front indicate tla,
thcir present liae las lceu ,sn1,i-hc! as tae
d.. er operation, f,- She winter.
cu-ilcubl. bodice n J-oalr have t.eu
moving up the orr-jr. bans a- $500 ar
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News Of the W eek .

by Telegraph.

Gen. Casey lr- been nominated for a
Maj. General f,r distinguished service. al;
Fair Oaks
The Times Washington despatch says the
House committee on Territoriea instructed
the Chairman to report bill for the admis-
zion Of Utah into the Union as a State, with a
Prohibition of rolygamy as the condition oH
which the Territory shall ha admitted.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BRAxDRETH's PILLS.
THEY CURE by SPEPSIA, REDUCE, LESSEN
AND KXPEL TIE PRINCIPLE OF
DISEASE.


pE. THOMAS Il. HAZARD, Of Portsmouth, Rhode
Island, says:
That twonty-scyen years experience with TILE
medicine confirms bis belief that in very few cases
would the Pl' IAN, services he required II Brand
retb's Till ~-sc promptly used in the early stases
II disease
J. ,. Coos, publisher Of the 50 Banner, at BEN
uingtun, Vt, says" Brandreth's riils cared me
or dyspepsia when csery ether means had filled
and was actually givcu Up ty my physicians and
fricnd.~
The same testimony is given ty y. Bliss. fsq.'
the vel known citizen RI NillamshuT-h, and thou
sands of other.
Bu; their merits are well known; in full doses
there 8 no surcr purytivc; in smaller ones they
act "a, gentle ,timplu-. curing costycncss and Pu-
rifyin- the tl'sl They are every day curing thou
aud, who arr deemed incurable until this blessed
medicine Wa, used. Principal one" -'i CAN,L
srRrrr NV Y"Fk
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GEO. SNIALL.s EsTATE.

WE TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having heon appoint
w ed ty the Honorable the Probate Court or the
District Of Chittsud-u. Commissioners % recci' e.
examine and adjust the claims and demands ~ a!i
persons against the estate Of George Small. late 81
Hunt ugton in said District, deceased. repre- Ell
in-Dlvcut ami aI-l AL claims and demands eNfllt-
ell To OFFSET thereto; and fix months from TIE ta 90
the date hereof being allowed By said Court f"T
th4t purpose We DO therefore hereby give not c tt
We viii attend L. the business u our appointment,
ut the dwelling n Daniel ,. Small, 10 luntn & %,
in aid District on the -scond Mondays uf ta- -il
.IuIv next. 20 90 o'clock A. NJ, on aid days
U4t-i ti.s 18th tay OF January, 4. u. l-t--
STEPHEN SAYLE>, , Cpma..--
AN~OE !. CRANE. : -.1L..
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rI'URk~ ISLAND SALT kEPT CONSTANTLY
l 900 tsul s' N". Bank DIT. Is.
g. T.. HART
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NEW Yoak. Jan. -

Tne Key We, correspondent Of the Herald
states that the neutral Brit n hlpckadc-ruu-
ming steamer kutonica, With ear-' cf pow
der from En-l1ud, was ,ar;nr''l oh Mobile,
hv the steamer Pocihonta-.
\ Letter FROM Hampton Roads states that
the new Mc'1imac that was reported to be It
failure, ba- been showing hrr-elf lately az
the mouth Of the Jane, river. an the look
out NJ doubt Cor clIancc - -hhlc up some
Of our feet. II tine Ncriipac should ven
turc out. she will MEET with a warm rcccp-
ton from the in,iuciM' irn-cI71 Pa-
tap-cl.
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SIDNEY smANv.s EsrATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. ITO ALL PERSONS
pi, IN T OF ~ Ca11IS6fS. S. c5nccr6ed in ne
Estate n sidney shaw. Late ~ E--ey. Go said
Di-tri-t, deceased.
CElE. y-.
AGA Pro'ats C.ur- loi4c- at Burlington. Ui,i.n
a1I for tns District of Chittcud1n,ou The leta CAV Of
January A. D.. l5-a on Instrument, prrp.r
% be- the last VIII and Testament cf sidney >re7,
lato of E-seN. IN sail District, deceased 81 80
presented % the Court a,arsSait, i'f Pr ate-
And 90 i- ordered ay said curt thar tI. D. Do lay
Of FEBRUARY. A ID. sat the Probate l.Hif y i.=
iu said Burlington. nr -net t.r prov in- - lii-
strunent, and that notice Thereof fe -i-an Or 90
persons concerned, ty publishing tll, order taTre
weeks =Ic-c-,ls-ly in The Burlington tre- Irf'7 :
Newspaper printed 90 said EuILu-tsn. prev. u- -
the time appointed.
Therefore you are hereby notified 90 apiff- O.
rar, said Court az tire me and place az, ieii4 1-
contest he PROBATE q said VIII il you have cause.
Given under my hand az burlington IN 't.' 7. be-
tri1t this I-th dav OF January. A. D. 81
vlvs e. DIXON. Eg-i-'-1.
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NIr salisbury took his seat. shaking his FISTS
md swearing at the Ser-eart-at-Arms and Mr.
,umner. -v ~ "a 81 IL -
Tie Senate then resumed the discussion Q.
tho bill. which after debate and amendments, was
nassed, yeas 81, nays :.
Adjourned at half past 10 o'cl,-l.
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JACOB ROBERTS ESTATE.

DIsrEIcI o. CHrrTrynFS. S. ! elncrrp,d ia TIE
E-tatc Of Jocob Robert. late 90 Milton. I'm t'l
District, deceased.
GFFrTfN..
Ara Probate Court holdcn al Burlington, within
and f,r the District CT CAi'trnder, the fth fry
o. January, ~ - an instrument llfp.
srts late of Milton, iu -ail District. iocefs'i.
W. presented to the Court aforesaid. for Probate
And n T. ordered BY said Court that the 1I'l tfv
Of Febrnarv A. d. 1853, at the Probate Court Rooms
in said Burlington. he ass -ned for proving sl Pig
sfrumeut and that notice thereof BE- given ~ all
persons concerned, by Publishing this order tHI'a
succsssivey in the Burlington Free PRIV ns u-i'-
per printed said Burlington. previous t1 The rae
appointed.
fore said Court at the time and place afrrs1|i Ha
contest the probate OF said viii, 81 you have cause.
Given under my hand a. burAnet.n in sara ii--
t-s-t THIS 2fth day of January. A. u. 1865
a. &. DIXON, Register.
wlw7
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a1n TIS JUST RECEIVED. and fr sale low
.lNN o.. clos. ...- a r,I.-i -n.1.rf. .y
LOUIS TnLLETr eco
r..r..t-r f--r rf
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NICE ARTICLE or CANrLE wICEINo a,
y ~. Rank Bios
q, T. HART.
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WARRANTED SUPERIOR To ANY

OTHER TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POW
DERS , safe, sl1a aud speedy cure ior Coughs,
Colds. Dis;cmpcr. lleavc-. Hide Bound, Worms,
Bot. Lass of App-t.,e, Survey. Sc. --, ia Horses
and Cattle MANY aninsl- vh.-e w.rn ont and
miserable appearance 'raaes tl,a aif-. worthless,
can D., restored 60 their former 'is.r sHl nue cone
dl,l-u Is a,ry l,-,- o; Ties, .ura!l-h- powders.
They are p,rrcJly harmless. anl can Dee eir,a 20 o
sound hor-s O., we'll a- -,a one, v'-l sure benefit,
they keep their blood cool. =i-n AMI bowels loose
urinary organs 90 -.oi order. and, on Oh" whole,
improve The appearance Of all animal, 10 matter
in yhat condition they are ia- Fog high lei horses
thew arc Invaluable. II lor-emen would once a
month -l,,a tsIe--noouiui ia their lsa'. We should
seldom bear oi So many sick horses. SOFA iy all
ir.-ar.--. n.,1t 70 C0.tlaatr street. Sew York
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Gen: Falleck and the Secretary of War.
lie viii return 10 faimoath tJ-ni,rrcv. Oar
pickeis al CinntiIly were last night driven
in by Whites guerriIlls. There was On
casualties or capture.
the Worlds dispatch -sys that Gov, An-
drew left for Boston to-day taxing with him
authority to raise a regiment Of negroes re-
eidcnt in the State Of Ma--., for the I. :.
service.
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VILLAS LrMAN.s FsTarE.

NE TIE ST BSC RIDERS. having 'sen appoint
w cd by tho Honorable the Probate Court flE
Tho pistrict Of Chittenden, Commissioners % re-
ceivr examine and adjust the claims and dcrran''s
~ All persons, against the estate of MlGys L.
man l1tp ~ Burlington. IN said District de-cr.ei.
represented insolvenf, and also all claims aud de-
Iu5pds exhibited in Offset thereto; HEd six months
from tho dav Of the date hereof being allowed -
r,I Court for that purpose, We do therefore Lereht
i've notice that we viii attend 10 tie business o.
Sur Amendment, at the Office Of the County eek
in purfinrton in said District. the last Thurs
ePrn Of said DAYS.
nstsd this 18th day Of January, a. D. 1855.
J. $ ADAMS Comm .
DAN LTCN. Z sioner-.
-1iuG
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Crawford, L. p. Graham, Z. b. Tower, X. J.
0glesby. W. II. Camhbell, L. c. Barlow; j.
II. ii. Ward, and ii. j. Briggs.
The sdjutant general says that statement
of the men in service would involve the ex-
animation Of a dozen different muster-rolls of
about one thousand regiments That WORK
dragging heavily would be suspended, and
that the publicstio ton Of such statement
would not Is compatible, in bis view, with
the public interests.
The following or'lcr from Gen Barnside is
published:
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Newspapers from the interior indicate that
the Rebels arc greatly exercised about the
concentration Of military AMI naval forces in
this department and are much ny,tilicd o. to
it objects. Refugees who have recently az
rived state that notwithstanding their rlucky
demonstrations the Rebel, are nearl, di--
hcertcned and frequently c,uicssine th,ir i'll
ability a. hold out ioucl longer without f,r-
eiSn Intervention.
Gov. Stanley viii SON leave the depart
meut. lis commission bcrr Is complete
failure and hi course l'a. made ihc Office So
oii'us to the army and navy and union
citizens that me- one could acccraFy hold it
hereafter.
Gen. Poster -ays military Governor Is no
longer military necessity in his department.
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SINO FEE
It's packed iu white wood boxes OF - Is cash
also In tglk in kess and barrels Ais on hand
lEi,' OI Government lara, MGrai.c.b9.
s. Domingo, Ri1, and RE Cafes.
OF superior quality, 10 Tia Pol papers ami io'.s'
similar 70 Ss1o.
Dealers viii please send for Circulars and l.-t
price. ORDER hy Mail or Express promptly exc
cuted .--
L :. HOLMAN.
s. Harrison St, Nevs or.-
sole trent f5r O.. JEit.d States.
BEWARE or CoUNTFRFElls.
Nov o. wllui5 e
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NEW BOOKS.

(tRAyER THOUGHTS or \ COJNihf yam
1 snN ~ fba author Of the Country Parson.
PREsENI HEAVEN, by the author Of Patience
ol HOPE
THE Y0I Nj PATRIOT.
TffF EING-S EfLL. by StoddaTd-
ALDElCH'S POEMS.
JuHN sUINANAN. by puttou-
WREATH or 81 i!uuL SuNuS-
Rec. rtt uad i..r -sl,e at -----
lose "a .sl-.
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.IaAI..l.zI.sfsalISS


DR.. E.C. COCLD'S PIN WORM 81 II =
J. tb, first ani only remedy ever oeTea 70 lAe Ky.
b. I'D. ...Iai removal oi che t--aritg g, or J N
Wr-r- f-..fl the human system. Toe high reputa-
tir 5, - .f.-e n the il-t two years, and mo
fiet tft To- Pc inst s,rer-ccin- All either "lr ''i'r
5f.. e. th. best Test ot its great mort.
Dr. .rr.r.- .Iss fN lWEN 7r-f CUR HOURS
4.r4S ESrtGC Cur IS wA@7-Nllp
v,..a r-.sa -.c,raus 60 tie directions vliah 90
-.....1av each bottle
u -r.-. 3, be 7Iurys used when physic IS required.
r-i.es - t.- ehi.Jluu- 10 eorrects the secreuoua,
T,i, I.- ..rr- O.. restore health. 1t is purely q
X..r,, f. F.tra-tz and alway- safe and reliable
G. IERVEl, sole Proprietor.
S.r--r r.s-,1 fy GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO.. j.
,r.--T @-t g.. other Wholesale Druggists
Ntret,ii ,.y ?. Is. ErBY ard a. G. SPEAR, Bur
1tIu,
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ssie.I.

In Brooklyn. y J.. or tho elst inst. IN the aity-
second year cf bis age, T. 7. Markham. for many
years an esteemed rc-idcut Of this town
In Colchester, Vt. Jan. q, Iat3, Enos Herring,
sgcd T. scors and months.
N Faunx Court House Ia, Jan gth, let's, Hall
". Woodworth, aged 4 carr months and Is days'
ouI, son Of Ly,andor Woodvorth Of Essex, member
of Go. 7. Isth reg't ". Infantry Drummer boz
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The Washington mtclliecnccr has the inn
portrait announcement that Gen. Burnside
has resigned. and the command "i The Army
Of the Potomac given E, Gen. lI"oker.
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NJ salisbury took his seat, shaking his FISTS
md swearing at the Ser-sant-at-AIm, and Mr.
cuRnT. r -FT FsaH = - g
Tie Senate then resumed Che discussion of
tho bill. which after debate and amendments, was
7sssed, yeas 81, nays :.
Adjourned at half past 10 o'clocI.
HOUSE
The bill wa taken up providing Tor
,ae pay Of certain persons over Is years Of age
DOB military service
IN amendment was oferel increasing the pay
ofs1llicrsS2 per month, and giving thosewho are
honoratly d;schaigs, before the expiration of
their term cfseryicc, their proportionate amount
f bounty. After debate Fyromlnittcl to themil-
itary committee.
Nr. Wicklfe planned that the visit Of Gar
reft to him the other day w,= TO borrow money
but b. hal none To- lend
III, reason that Garnet visited
him IN the for e tho House uas because he
as to3 much cripple to 90 ont TO meet visit
The House then went into ,-umiti,e OH the
iciciucv appropriation bill. Mr.. Conway aud
Mr. SIcllaherser and others allrrs-cl the
House. The committee rcse.
Mr. Stevens cGere.l a substitute for the h-ll
hareto;Ic offered hv him, authorizing the Pres
dent TO enroll such numbers uf the Africans as
he may deem useful tv snPpres, tho rebellion.
fr not eNceeiing .'ven yesrs
Nr. Hickman offered a substitute authorizing
the President to raise three hundred regiments
e ncgroos tor seven year>. Il also proposes to
establish . line OF steamer ior The deportation
g free uc-ruc- % Liberia
Adjurc3
The ry3ci- have vigorously enforced their
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reach si,c-g Tire affected paT,s and give almost Sue
-taut relief. In BHoNcHrrIs, ASTHMA, ami CArARrH
they are beneficial The good effects resulting from
tho use Of the Troches and their extended u". he's
caused them TO he ouuterfeitcd. Re sure g. slard
ssains, worthless limitations. oBTAIN only the gea-
uine Bra Fr0aciiai 7raoit. whichhave pr0r'f their
efficacy by tot Of many YEAR. FrsrIc SrrAKEns
and St>GIg- should use the Tr0che-. Military Off
Gers and Soldiers who oyer-tax their voice and are
exposed o. sudden change. ,hould usr them. sod
everywhere at - cents per t.y.
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Nfw loES, Jan. -.
The T4,-,' dr-patcf -py- Gen Couch
succeeds Gen oumnrr. AMI ". F. Smith
sucsccds Gcu Frunklin.
The Tri'aaf'.lc-iatca s'a,.~ tlnt 'hc Srr-
ate has ordered ru ruqairy whief viii ".-
doubtdly have tine e!T,ct 70 di-e,uuse tie
business Of giving re Eeieihgoaocr mono
poly Of ccrtoin department news, AMI tAon
payipg for it, publication as 'u advnte"-
ment.
Uron ,h, arrival of ten. Butler, az New
Orleans :, resume commanded she depart
ment Of the Gulf, ten. Bank win Pc or
dc-,-i to Texas at the head OF force -lt5-
Client fox III, l.1rposc Of s--i-'ins the Lui,u
men Of that state t, restore T. 10 t'.' Joi'"
asa free oammouwe'lti.
Thos tb. original plan oi tia B-ass' eE-
reiition will I.c carried into ezecuti1n.
The New Otl,ans D-''q of thc 10th says
eve learn tr,o Berwick ;al- az ,1sise-
mem. tl,s r.ae- yesterday h-,ren General
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enemy.
t'' ".'e a'''
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o' ''' i.'''i'.''', -,...
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the ''S' '''''''''''',''
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Boat s'' s7''''''
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'an'' ana was '''' D.. ,,r,..
the ''ny i''- '',.'
burst also "'' ''''.'.
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have .t'" ''.' ''.'' ' '' ''''
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rains ana ''''''''''' '''
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the N'a'''n'' '"'S nav '-''
N'.'''- $40 "''' ''' ''..''
counts f"'. ''
opportunity '' f'" '''
ably saco''i'd-
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have been 'hc '''Fii'' '''''' '''
account 'i ''''@Tl ''.''' ''''
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,.,i,. V,.,r. rs.riI-- ~. oH,.- 5.nt
f,,, tho Hs,r.rs. O., I.ard H..otr- vessel
.,,, o.. ..,ro,us,, ls-rel .t..t o4 aip1t5.
-.r.-.. BE.
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vFRMONT
historical !SOcteSy .
~-ti .Hssiiag at -Eiidie5Ury.
Fr5-r Is and 70, 1853.

NOTICE. he-.'v given that the next epeci1!
Meeting of tAc Vermont iilstoricai etcls,r W
-. b 'li.. lt.1ffitIaHur. on Wednesday aud lhur1-
.i4. r.-.-..-r .--s Gul l-th, i-6l, a. ~ ocloeN'
a. v .--.-- ., ,,,,.,..
Historical papers VIII Pc read az a serig@ q Pl-A-
i.,. OBJ. committee ri Arrangement ,,,
-T -..,.1arv courtesy o. free return tickets vii
o.. sxfa1d, rp persons attending tnls speeiAi -i'-'
inc .,.. ti.. fifr. rent railroads in the state
A-a.q.ftruitv 90 join the Society viii 20 siioi'.7
r. f...-. 'r B., l-s au interest On It's objects
f,..a.rs, "a" hoard Of Mana 5er7; --,,-
GEORGE F. HolGHTpN,
Recording SecTetarT-
e.. t-..... " IAN 18th f-it.
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CONSIGNMENT OF the above celebrated
y Brand Just received by
LOUIS TOLLErT Is Co.
I'm --.i+F
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VIAVEa clean shirt oucl week if possible !, 90 DO
III itwith certainty huy q WASHING MACHINE.
WINNING NACHI>E and e. box ~ SATIN
GLOSS STARCH,
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s,Ry and WHEAT.

eea.., BUSHELS CGFN s WHEAT
FOR SALE.
TUS.r saar-o cf CORN at each or tho klilros1
1 p,rats il u.'l,ls,ursh and enc N IIesc-l-'
--.H.. 81 il1 -all free ON board the ears
Ai-.. q. tr-.l 81 ClNS and cargo - 5p-er'-
tf-srt >rErEtz WHEAT. at rs ware house,
J,aI.r S,-,at which sii sell az mar het raves &c
Nil C.ra s pdu.- article Or mixed CAi'a -
HENRY T. BACON.
Ian. t.F l.s4M o.i1u=lur-h III, y Y
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I AIDES ARCTIC CATERS. vooi-i.a-d
l. with rubber bottoms. Just received %
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2 4 Is VI = T. y & Il.
'I'HIS l. Acknowledged h, all who have used 70 20
\ Re the hest, cheapest and mOst Convenient Port
able or permanent fence ever made
II has invariably taken the fiEsr PRizL AZ all
Fairs when shown IN competition with any other
Tho best farmer, OF Franklin County and the
Trustee e the Vt. Central aud Vt and Canada
road. have bought rights 90 use the zane.
The price Of farm right may 10 saved in build
lng - rods Of fence, az ALL Ihk EArENsE OF foSTs
Is SAVED and II / 20 simple and easily made that
any farmer can DO IL, and that in winter or stormy
weather The came fence make either worm.
Etrai-hf. or circular.
Reference nav DO had 70 circulars for more par
ticulsr description aud for a few recommends from
those who have bought aud used t.
samples nav be seen al 81. Alhans Depot joseph
ClarkE siiil IN Milton. and IN the Fsrk IN burinS
ton. That az x. Al ans has stood for months and
been tested severely, and The following notice from
prominent citizens uf - Aih-u. Il gwen
we have ecu aud examined vandeInari'. Pa
tent Hook and Eye Fcuce, exhibited IN this placa
h- J. x. pavi. and consider 10 possessing many adj
vlntaus esrr offer frHoc ia chcaPnes. durahiii
- and convenience, and very ESPECIALLY adapted to
aud think il generally uscd. it would prove gre1,
saring 90 farm'rs 81 the cguntry
LAWRENEE EE NINERp
\. n. ADDS.
J. GREGORY SMITH.
JOSEPH II. SpIBE.
J. n. CROSBY.
THEODORE v. SMITH
Z. BRAINERD, in.
r. r. SHERMAN,
g. MERRILL
" lividusl Town or County rights for -iic on the
most reasonable terms
Circulars sent free on application 70 the proprie-
Of the rights for Chittsndeu and Addison Goun-
ties, ~ the American Hou-e, burlington. Vt.
J. Il. DAVIS.
Jan. -. davu
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MARIA BRaDLEY,s ESTATE.

uTETHE SUBSCRIBERS, having heen appoint
w ed BY TIE Honorable Probate Court FOR the
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners 20 Tcccs 20,
examine aud adjust the claims and demands = all
persons against the estate OF Maria Bradley
iate of Burlington in said District, deceased repre-
sen.ed insolvent. and al all claims and demands
exhibited IN ctset thereto and six months from tee
dav of the date hereof being allowed by aid Cegi
for that purpose, do therefore hereby give notice
tbat e viii attend 70 tho business 0f our appoint
n5eDf at the shop Of l. e. LOOMS, Ia Bur
Tngton, in said District on the first Moninys II
February and August next, at 10 c'clocs. r. NJ
on each Or said days.
Dotsd thi5 .-;d dav If January. \. H.. ls'S;.
HOLM y. POMEEOY Connie
LOOMS s -ioHeg-
~gIws-
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vraurIN-> SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL PEN3lAS-
Nj sa.r taught in - Lessons a beautiful hoes CT
81 HUNTINGT0SS-
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BARRE ACADEMY.

THE SPRING TERM WILL BEGIN OF TUES
L day, February lt- .,-,-.,,-.-
Barre. Jan. t. rs. S~r
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BROWNS BRoNCHIAh TROCHEs

ACoUGH COLD, OR ~ IRRITATED THROAT
if allowed 10 progress, results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial Infections, oftontimes incurahlc.