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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25

Among the many certificates Of the eEeslisnoe and
erts q these Pianos, would rofer 70 the ioloNa
ng.-
MR. W. ESABE, Baltimore, Dear Sir 81 have grsas
pleasure IN certifying that have tried you SQUARE
PianOs and ind than equal II not SUPERIOR 70 any
II this country. Among their great qualities Ehton
distinguish them is the eveHness q Tone the agree
able and easy touch, and volume Of tone Wishing
you All tho success you 50 highly deserve,
I am, Sir, yours yerZ truly,
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FARMs FOR SALE

Il acres two miles from the City, about 20 rods from
Euciid-St., on the Crawford Road A good Farm
House md Barn; we'll stocked with Fruit OF all
kinds. Price $500. Terms 70 suit purchaser.
a5 acres in Euclid q miles from the city timbered
new house, price 545 psr acre. Terms cay
Farm In EeWburgh, hvs miles IRON ths eity-l5
acres timbered, s5 acres improved, small Tr2ms
house good barn and COW stable, stream Of nsVer
failing water and small orchard.
100 Acre on which is bed OF Iron Ore, . miles
above LaC'rc ass- vOHld exchange.
10 Acres in BroOklin, White Frame House, GOOD
Barn. and Fruit Of all kinds.
~ Acres 90 spangler Avenue; brick house, marole
mautles, etc. -,
LIS AcTesi lndependen-e e. % acres improved, pal
aDcs timber. Price $50 per scra. Oct14
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I am, Sir, yours yerZ truly,
3. fHALBERa.


3. fHALBERa.
grr.nsistion-CEron the Frs1ch-)
Afser hayng play don the Pianos Of hsasrs. knsba
Co. Il 10 impossible not % bear testimony 70 thoiZ
qualities, which have seguifed f9s then ne enirent
reputation wilich tney ENJOY The Plsnos OF thslf
Iasnufarture on which have played, are ezeesding.
y remarkable n their Qualities o. E2sE Inc go
s$oet cleaF and hREmoncusy mellow 5tilian,)
and do not hoatets TO express N regard 70 thsse N.
fbeT are e4Ja not superior 70 the best manufzc-
turod in EuroPe this country oY the most eelesA-
SD makers. lsisnesl ! l. n. SOtISOhAAA>'
To no.srs. Wn. KsAsE & Co. BaltlmcFe;-I can.
nd in nproTsnents which Y0u continually naks On
your Pianos, which n M opinion raa1 allonS ne
very BEST IN ths country n. .S1EAAOSOa'
M .1,o. A. B.r1ov These noble Instruments
Zosssss innenss IssS1sS o. es5 ~ NJ ;l ~ s-i4S
T!ck and synpsthetie; while the high aGtsa are br'
Ii,Ot clsar and pure Is silver bells
5hs scai, Is sven without single naW; the action
8 amOOth and marga aousy easy and TIA pedal soses
the hnest Of which lhe Pianolorte Is sSste .iolo.
In word, hnabes ftAnoa arc NOstay oi Lhe sleAsS sS
sst Artists ard are capable Of rendering TIE nnssa
eomDositious known In this realm cam q .AEI55r,-yp AT
UlsFelands o.
nr. g. A. BAnLOE, Dear Sir at gives mo EleaaIE
20 gte that cons der the knRoe Piano equal 70 an
and superior to most in5truments made - tn8 ooun-
~, especially in richness and volume q tone
ofeecb dsy for two years, feel confident In reeom-
lnslding them 20 all who are dnac te1 Win tnef
''grsat qnshties an 81 3 f'EARNsD
Tnzeher OF N u8io Cleveland FoTaai seminar
g. a BARLOE, Dear Sir: Ill gives me mnch Rleae
ure to bs able 70 say, that consioAe AAq9 Tiano
Be luast, both In EolEmeRn sTe2 f5as Nnleh hAfe
tvar plaTed upOn, either IN AuericS y hurope-
Theps dsls operate With batter eIs,t fhan n AZ
and IN fAsi leeS 3 ,gslf G5So ~
'--'' Tsaohar o. AnIio, Cleveland
| Prof e J. NoTHHAaLE, Taacher Of Music N ~
Ohio State Blind AsYlum writes - AFTER exanllnlnA
SIa~ge number OF Wnl. knabe Z Cos Piano Borfe9
/ I Iunhesitatingly pronounce them supesior 70 AZ
have seem Their tone is grand and nOblei they net9
rrat capacity for sustaining The soundi ehd the.r
Toiurn of tone or power have ngser heard e<oeleo
Thsv combine with lne tOrch, dapths sweetness %
| tone, purity and duraolitg- -str
tufhstths Knabo Plano is superior to al other.
1ie ~ tons needs only to be heard 70 ccnVtnc5 %
/ ne fact. - state JOurnsi, Columbus, Ohio.
| saCia.h2I
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SAHH.
Brick Dwellings, Nos. l0l and l05 Euciid Street.
Lots running through 70 Huron street Fpry
desirable property. .--
Lot on Michigan street. sixl55 feet O. 900 down and
fhe balance in one, two and three years.
Frame House Huron street. Lot 81 feet frontB
running through to High street.
Frame House clinton slfeet, near Duane street.
Lot SIX % feet. Prise Fl.td0.
TWO-St0ry Frame ECuse OH Lake stre5t, opposite
Clinton Park. Lot G6Il33 feet. Price q, SO.
Frame House on St. Clair street. Lot 44xls0 feet.
Price s4,0JO.
Frame H1use on SIblsy street. Lot SKIS feet.
Possession given l5g Of April
Horlse and lot No. 375 KinsmAn Street, lot l00xa50
hCu-e has all the modern improvements Of hot
aud co q water and Gas throughout, furnace
marble mantles, &c.
A large new and elegant brick house and barn, cor
TSr KinsmRn and Forrest Street lot 2261396.-
Terms easy.
good fruit, water gas, &c. very desirable prop
srty to rent or for homestead
Frame House aud lot 439 kinsmRn Street, $1,000
good we'll Of water fruit, bnrn, &C. Terms easy
Also lot in rear of above on Orange Street S2xlS
Price $40 per foot.
Frame honse and lot No. lO5 KInsman Street. lot so
/ l62, good fruit and we'll. Price e2s5O0- 600.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25

THEALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRlE5EMAR /, 2 and ;, aru protested by Iioy' %
Al l. ,fters Patent Of England, and g6cured by the
seais Of the Ecols &c Pharmacls de Parls ana tne
rsreTiaI College Oi dedicins, Elonna- .
NJ one e Invaluable for E1hsustiont spGsulstof
rhga and all physical disabilities - . -, .,,,,.
M T,so coTlaletsiT eTadieates ali trbcss o. Ln9.e
saes that haye baret0Ure been treated oy tho nac-
se9ns and pornioious uso OF copGvia and cu0e9s.
No TThrFs hos nttFsy suppiantsd thainIuftoGs as
F rcI-T fEsrsby insnring TO the sufferer EPo9d7
sliss iprs:ag al impurition. and roofing ont the
EElAB Nos ana 3 are prrp2It,tl0ns III N @ ~
he carried IN the Wastcoat 20 ket S2ld u IN 49, -
and divided into separate d9ea % aoIni4l ~
~ ,,ssos for 81 which saves 50; and IN W CAsssI
Gherefy there is a saving OF ae To % pad Wheae'
,.is and retail Of Dr. BAGOW, No. ls4 Bieeoker-Sti
fmsoedistsFy OF receiving remittance Dr. BATON
sIl forward ID TrsssY0ar TO any part OF the NoLl0I
ssonrsY packed, end GddresSod socoroinE 10 tno m
structions OF the Wrligr. ,,-.
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ALSO-ON HAND.
EslodesEs, E1SH LsSt5a1sHts, SIFinS5, ~
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TNITIAL SLEEVE BUTTONS &
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WAsHIEGToE, November 2l.
n. a.II.-s,,,. ,,Jar bog ;,,sf hoo, ;ss,,sJ

General burnside Ordered TO be Relieved
by General Foster.
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ESQ
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To nc.srs. WM EsABB & Co. Baltlmers:-I can.
not but ccngratulats you UFcn the immense Ffogre9
md in proFsnents which YOu continually niaks On
Tour Piano., Whichin il M opinion rank among me
ysrv Best IA ths county n. BTRAhO5Ob,
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REAL ESTATE.
DRAYTON & STOOKWELL
REIL Estate AGENTS,


Onlos 30. AtEatsr BaiIding. Entrance through
the Insurance Once Of Il. =. Braytoa.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

WEDNESDAY, oct H.
FLOUR-The market for Flour is very firm, with
a good demand. sales at g ~ a p for Western
superfne IS n n g - for common extra; - a
for good and choice, including Genesee, Ohio, Cana
da and Michigan In Corn Meal sales at g for good
shipping brands. In Rye Flour sales at = "a 8
= bbl. for common andi extra.
GRAIN.-There has been considerable excitement
in the Corn market, and material advance in
prices Sales of Western mixed at 81 rs al 10; and
Western yellow at 81 10 n Is y bush. Oats have
become very unsettled near tho close Of the week.
and considerable advance in prices has taken
place. Sales at IS n Sc for Northern and Canada
and now are nominaliy s. a 9oc per bush. Rye is
very scarce sales could he made 81 N y bush
White Beans have been in moderate demand, and
are irm. The sales Of blue pod have been at s. a
> = and marrow and extra pea at 81 y n , 70 =
bush Shorts and Feed are scarce, and considerable
advance in prices has been obtained sales of Shorts
at $50 but now held at SIS, and Fine Feed and MID
dlngs are nominally s36 n 40 y ton. Barley has
been selling at 81 26 n / 30 r bushel.
PROVISIoNS.-There has been a better demand
for Fork. and the market has been quite firm, at
sl 30 a SIP 80 for prime s5 n sl5 50 for mess and
sssOG $3.50 for clear and extra clear, cash. Beef
sfrm and stock small. Sales Of Eastern and West
ern mess and extra mess, at sl2 G5 and family ex-
ira SIS a sI6 e Dbl, cash. Lard is firm and in
good demand Sales Of bbs and tierces at II a lll,
and kegs at - G1l2! Y n, cash. Butter il firm and
prices have again advanced. Sales Of good choice
extra New York and Vermont diaries at p N &c
the latter price obtained only for very choice lots
and common and fair at p "a PIC. p n, cash No
Ill.,, ~ Canada nj any consequence in uir RI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

STATE OF VERMONT. THE Honorable Pr
District of Chttendeu, SIS bate Court for The
District OF thittenIeu.
TaaI Persons interested in the Estate Of Han
nah D.umick and William Dmmick of Charlotte
and oeurzc uiumick OF Shehurne, in said District
GREETING
WHEREAS application in writing hath been made
z. this Court hy the Guardian 81 said wards Tor
license and authority Co sell the whole of the
real estate at h- said wards. setting forth therein
THAR 10 would be beneficial To- said wards 70 sell the
whole ~ their Real Estate and place the proceed
40 interest for the benefit of said wards and thereup-
0u The said Court appointed and assigned the I'D day
ofOrt1her \ d. l-t.i at the Probate Court Rooms IN
,4ii District % hear and decide upon said apphca-
tau and ordered that public notice thereof De given
tsaI persons interested therein, by publishing thl-
ar,irr three weeks excessively. IN the Burlington
Free Press. "a newspaper which circulates IN th'
uai-hIrio.ti or those persons interested thercin'
AN which publications shall be previous o. the tme
appointed lnr hearing.
Therefore YOU are hereby notified % appear he
fore said CONT. az the time and place Aforesaid
then and there o. object o. the granting OF su'h
license. 10 You see cause -.
t;iv-r under my hand. Al the Probate Court
Rsolr- this 81 ia day of september. \. ID. l,ts'.
vI5ut A c. DIXON, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

"GREEk FIRE. -. Greek fire. is an un-
constitutional compound of diabolical ingre-
dicnts, invented by Internal Yankee aboli-
tionists, and distributed by wrought-iron
swamp angel, for the purpose of distressing
the afirighted friends of the Peace Democra-
cy, contrary to the constitutions of the Uni
ted States and of Beauregard, and in viola
ton itheant-coercIona and .'fire-in-the-rear'
principles of the Copperheads generally, and
Nallandigham and Seymour in particular
lts cilrrt. when properly administered. is to
produce an immediate and passionate remon-
Strancc Of a chronic, consular and generalissi-
mo character, accompanied by rapid horizon
tai syration of the pedal extremitics, and
scattering of the chivalry, like a rush of
comets at midnight, with their shirt-tails
streaming towards common centre. Sich is
Greek fire Grand Rapids Eagle.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16
Wv NoRK. Oct. Il


The Tr,buHe's Washington despatch saws
the Russian feet now in New York har-
lor will probably 10 reinforced by l. more
ssels this winter.
To decribc the exact truth with regard to
the military situation in front of Washing
ton, is next To impossible. The widest and
most contradictory TumOrs prevail in Alexan-
dria where frightened suffers and stragglers
are collecting; the streets are full of talk
about the overwhelming numbers of Lee and
the mastery retreat OF Meade. The fact is
Gen. Meade Is moving his troops partly I'M
der orders issued some days ago, and partly
in consequence Of the recently developed de-
signs Of the rebels who would alone be bene-
fitted by more specific statement Of his
movements. As regards Lees whereabouts,
purposes and strength, equally conflicting
ruuiors are ahoat; few hours will probably
solve the whole problem.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

STATE OFFICERS ELBcTED.-At the Joint
Assembly held Tuesday afternoon, the fol-
lowing State Officers were elected
Secretary Of STATE, Gro. W. BAILEY JR-'
.iudifor of .fccOuaf,, JEPrHA BRADLEY, ST.
Adams. uu
Superintendent Of State Prison. HIRAM HAIR
CommIissioner Of Insane, E. n. $. MORGAN,
powBal.
Bo1k Commissioner, j. +. DlCKERNAS,
Charleston.
Railroad Commissioaer, G. II. RICE, South
Hero.
.ifJutaaf and Inspector GenerGI, PETER T.
v ,sHBrrH, Woodstock.
9nartermaster General, GEORGE F. DAVIS,
Cavendish.
.Judge .f5uocaie General, JONI S. MARCY,
Royslton.
Directors Of the State Prison. DANIEL
sTE,RSs Windsor: SAMUEL MERRIAM, John
son, PHI ". HYDE, Castleton.
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wrLLrs LrMAx.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, lV'HE Honorable the
District Of Chittenden -. l. Probate Court, Tor
the District of Chittenden.
TJthe heirs and all persons Interested IN the e.
ate 6f Wyliys LYMAN, late Of Burlington, IN sal"
District. deceased.
WmREAs. application hath been made 70 tins
Court in writing ~ the Administrator Of the Is
tate 81 said deceased praying for license anu an,
thOrity To- sell the real and personal estate OF s't
deceased. for the payment of debts anu 'hats Or
administration. and setting forth therein thc
amount Of debts due from the said deceased, INC
charges Of alministrut On. the amount Of personal
rtate aud the situation Of the real estate, and that
all the Estate Of the deceased, real and personal.
will not he sufficient 70 pay The debts above"
against siid Estate.
NuEHEUPoN. the said Court appointed and a
si.ued the 9Th day Of November, A. ID. l-5, at the
Probate Court rooms in siif District. to hear and
decide upon said application. and petition, aud or
dered public notice thereof n he given 10 all
persons Interested therein, by publishing SAID order
tnrcther with the time and place or nearing, three
week. sucre--ively In the Burlington Free RES
newspaper which circulates in the neighborhood o.
those persons interested in said estate, All Which
publications shall be previous 20 day asslSned Tor
hearing.
Therefore. YOU are hereby notified To appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place assigned
then and there ia said Court, 10 give bonds, q,
the law directs for the payment Of the debts; am
charges Of administration, and make your once
tious tn the granting such license II YOU see cause
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
rooms. this 18th day Of October, \. D. l>,sL
&C. DIXON, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

We give few Of the returns, to show
about how the vote runs.
PENNsYLvASIA.-Eleven Wards in Phlla-
delphia give Curtin, 6,T0O majority gain
of 500 over the vote of 1860, when he bad
80. 600 MAJORITY. Returns from the interior
nearly all show Union gains.
The first Ward of Philadelphia gives Cur
tin ! 1872 majority gain OF III. Pitts
burgh shows a gain for Curtin of 1854.
In Twenty-Five districts in Allegheny Co,
Curtin gains ,059 over 1850. The County
will probably give Curtin : 900 maj.
Erie City gives Curtin 2s7 mai His mai
in the County will reach 5000.
Wayne Co. will probably give Woodward
$50 maj.
Cincinnati gives Brough about
5000 mai. In Lucas Co, Brough has 1900
maj Wood Co, Brough 100 majority.
Washington Co, Brough about 500 maj.
Stcubcnyille, Brough 80 maj. gain
over Gov Tod's vote Of 26j. Sandusky City,
Broush 365 maj. gain of +43. Muskin-
gum Co, Brough COO mai; large gain
Lancaster City. Val. 10 maj, Union gain of
Isl Marietta, Brough too maj. gain 2G3
Erie Co.. Brough 100 maj: gam HOO
Cleveland City, BrOugh 24OO maj Cuya-
hoga Co. Brough 5000 maj. Mansfield
City, Brough 100 maj; gain - Elyria,
Bruugh 377j MAJ; gain $50. 2Sth regiment,
Brough 10, Val. none. 10Th regiment,
Brough 1874, Val. none. Col. White brig
AIDE, Brough 1850, Val. :.
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n,rrM,x srEARN.s E.rATE

STATE OF VERMONT. }'TO all persons con-
District of Chittenden. - i cerned IN the Estate
Bateman Stearus, late Of liiueshursh, IN SAID DIS
trict. deceased.
GREETING.
Alta Probate Court holden al Burlington within
and fir the District Of Cuttendeu. ON the 1th day
Of October. A. D.. SOB. an Instrument, purportin=
70 be the last Will and Testament. Of b1temar
Stearn- late % ltinesburgh. in said District, De
ceased wa prraented e. the Court aforesaid, iut
Probate hy tlr Executor therein named.
And 10 Is ordered hy suii Court that the tt5h Gay
Of October A. u. l-'-i. az the Probate Court Rooms
lon said Darlington be asst sued for proving said In
strumeut. ana that notice thereof he given % an
persons concerned. hy publishing this order three
weeks success veiy in the Burlington Free Press
Newspaper pr ntc1 az said Burlington, previous :"
the time appointed.
Therefore. yau are hereby notified To- appear nc,
fore sld Court 40 tie time and place aforesaid, and
contest the ur late ~ -a;d viii. If You have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington IN SAID DIS
tr.ct. this -th das OF October. \, u. l,t3,
A. G.. DIXON, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16
NV YoRK. OCT. u

The World SAYS From passengers who
arrived in the Steamer Continental, from
Port ROYAL. oct. 9th, we learn that three
monitors were disabled by the recent fire
from Fort Moultrie, and the siege was tenn
poririly abandoned The monitors were sent
to Hilton Head, for repairs. The officers Of
the Navy were daily expecting that Admiral
Dahlgren would be superseded by Admiral
Farragut. When the Continental passed
Charleston Bar, no firing was heard.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16
LOUISVILLE. Ky, oct. Q.

Lou l>F lLLks nv Otl. -
ten. Cook, commanding brigade of cav
airy, - miles beyond Franklin, yesterday
afternoon, came up with a portion Of Whar-
tons rebel cavalry. Sharp fighting ensu-
sued. the result of which was
p rebels killed and wounded. 300 taken
prisoners. and pieces of artillery captured.
The rebels are in full retreat and our forces
pursuing. W casualties to the icderal- are
reported.
The telegraph to Chattanooga has been
working since yesterday. The railroad will
be in running order tomorrow To Bridge
port.
Our Nashville correspondent says that but
three buildings were burnt by the rebels at
Shelhyylllc. The Court House and two 9th
er houses The town was plundcr,d and
some 1900 prisoners reported captured,
which il doubtful.
Mai. Lester of the 9th rebel cavalry cap
tured Capt Smith of Gen. Sheridan, staff
with 2j6 wagons aud Is men at Waldron's
idce
Report, prevail in thi, city OF am engage
mcnt and d federal success az Lebanon. Ky.
but the particulars cannot De procured t.
night
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16
LTTHER BROWNS ESTATE.

WE the Subscribers. having been appointed ~
w the Honorable the Probate for the District o.
Of Chittenden Commissioners 70 receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands Of all persons
again-t the estate OF Luther Brown, late Of
Jericho in said District. deceased, represent 20
ed insolveut, and also all claims and demand
exhibited In Offset thereto and six months from the
dav Of the date hereof being allowed BY said Court
for that purpose we do therefore hereby give noties
that we will attend % the business Of our appoint
rncnt At the dwelling Of Mrs Olive Brown, in Jcr-
irhn in said District. the fourth Tuesdays OF No
vemher and May next, at 90 o'clock, \. VI, on each
Of said days.
dated this IN day Of October. A. D. 1868.
HIRAM DAY. (g.r,r,i.si,rer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

The Worlds Washington despatch says
The military situation to-day shows that
the rebels have abandoned their apparent
purpose Of flanking Gen. Meade, and have
withdrawn towards the Rapidan. 1t there
fore looks as if their late movement is some
cover to military demonstrations on their
part elsewhere. 1t has been quiet in the
front to-day.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16

BALTIMORE, Oct. 9th.
The following has been received from the
correspondent Of the American.
CHARLESTON HARBoR. oct >.
MonotOnous inactivity continues continues
to prevail here. The rebel fire upon our
working parties has slackencd Gen. Gill
more works are rapidly progressing. Our
batteries are replying to the James Island
forts, and occasionally Smelling the ruins Of
Fort Sumter.
The health Of the army and navy l. good.
There was heavy Northeast gale last
night. but our vessels sustained no damage
FRIDAY EvENING.-There was considerable
firing this evening between our. batteries
and the rebel works ON James Isalnd
Fort Sumter was also shelled for short
time. There is a heavy cloud of smoke over.
James Island, apparently from fire in
Charleston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16
CALVIN pEAsE'> ESTATE.

IL + the Subscribers. having been appointed ~
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the us
trict Of Clittruden Commissioners % receive, cN'
anime and adiu-t the claims and demands Of all per
ons a.L-t the estate Of Calvin Pease, late OF no
chester Y. in said District. deceased, represented
in-ulveut and also all claims and demands eNhint-
ed IN Offset thereto; and six months from the day
of the date hereof being allowed by SAID Court lot
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we viii attend O" the business Of our appoint
meut a. the County Clerks Office. in Burlington,
in said District the first Thursdays Of December
and March next. at Goo o'clock. \. NJ, On each OF
said day..
Dated thi, -th Jay of october, 4 p. 1858.
DAN LYON,
IS ADANS.S
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16
Died.

In Winoosk Oct a. Of dipthera, Henry Theo-
dore Catln eldest son Of Mrs. Ellen T Catln aged
years and months.
At Winooski Falls. Vt. Oct. sth, MR.. Sarah L..
wife Of J. b. SMALL, and daughter Of T. A. and B.
Chittenden Of Williston, aged 81 Sear..
In Bradford, Benjamin T. Blodgett Es'l-' Cashier
Of Bradford Bank, aged - years. Also, Oct. I'd, &
Thorp Blodsett, assistant cashier, sonofthe former
aged q years.
In Hinesburgh Oct. 3D. Mrs Abigail Messer Dow
AGED 50 years.
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500 REWARD.

A CCEPTABLE men, who have served at least
IA nine months in the L. 5. Service, will he enti-
tied to FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY.
and Two Dollars Premium, by re-enlistng into the
Vermont Cavalry, Infantry or Artillery Pay,
Twenty Dollars per month
Recruits receive the same paw and premium and
Hundred Dollars Bounty. Men enlisted can
choose the Regiment and Company, they wish TO
Join.
For further particulars inquire Of
A. W. FISHER,
Capt 18th Vt. Vols.
Recruiting OA'ccr.
Office over Commercial Bank,
Burlington, VT,
Sept ilth, 1853. wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-16
CANDID STATEMENT. YOU CAN

CANDID STATEMENT. YOU CAN
procure Of any Druggists in this city and vicinity
Dr. Tobias Venetian Lniment. 1t is a sure and
speedy cure for sorethroat, headache, toothache'
chronic rheumatism collie, groups and pains in the
limbs. We advise every one TO give it a trial. The
expense is a bnere trine-25 eents-and we are
confident no person will ever be without il. Every
family should have bottle in the house In cuse #
sudden accidents, such as cuts, burns scads, &c
It. paiurelieving qualities are miraculous. A for
Group. it has saved hundreds have the certid-
Gates to prove it, Office, So Cortlandt Street, New
York. Sold by Druggists.