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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
GARRAD BURRIrT's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. }TIR Hon. Probate
District q Chittsnden, s. s Il Court Tor IN Dis
To al persons Interested In the estate Of Garrad
Burritt OF Shelburn IN said District
GREET NC.
WHEREAS, application IN writing, hsth been
made u this Court by the Guardian q sal GarTAA
Burr q for license and authority 20 sell the whole
OF the rea estate q his said ward. setting rth
therein. that his aid wart owns fam r. land "a
sait Shelburn Of about % acres and that 10 would
he beneficial % bis said ward that the same he sold
and converted into mones ami tnereunon the sal0
Court sppointei and assigned the 18Th fav Of Feb
ruarv A. ID l-tl 90 Lhe Probate Court X Oms. In
a. nistric. % hear art decide upon sa applica
ton and ordered thst public uvtiee thereof ne
given % all persons intere- ell there n, oY publish
ius tins aruer three weeks 81 ceslvely, IN the bdr
hngton rec Press, a newspaper which ercuatesi IN
the neigh hor10d 0i those persons interested mere
iu all which public ttions shall be previoui - the
time appointed for hearing.
ThsTefjre YOU arc HEREBY notified u appear b.
re al Court e. the time and place Aforesaid.
then aud there o. object u the granting Of sucl
licencc. If ; gu zee cause
6isen unisr ny hand, at the Probate COart
Rooms this 10Th Jay q January 4. D. 1906:
w8IT1 T Z WALES, JGdge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
MANY IuPOR T.
EST THE AFFLICTED READ.
Abb
kn.,, II the Astounding rhcscv
o.
g. re al
Hun OK * e. ~ a. ID y!
~ ar ii -
Vegetable
CANCER AND CiNkER
SYRUP.

S,,rpasses ,n sdcacy. ard IS destined super
1ess al Other sHoicR remedies inttc
treatment Of those Diseases 70
t1aich IS recommended.
1t has cured CANCERS ziter the patients have
been givou up - incurshe hv mary physicians.
II his oared CANKER worst forms, 10 hun
h h. s1Tsys cured SALT RHEUM when trial
has besn given q T.es-s that eve-l- one knows j.
exceedingly trouois-5ue. and difficult 90 cure.
ERNsIPELAs -lWlys Yields % its power. - many
who have experienced - oere-its DO testify
Il as cured sCROFULA IL hundreds ~ lases,
I,auy u then q the most assravSte- character
tSss cur. E,c.y Gases Of scALD HEAD.
TCMORS have hsen removed by SC Il repeatsc,
!nGt.ness II S9ieh sheir Te1soVsl a-s oeen PIo
rouucSd ic-poszihle except BY surgical operation
ULCERS 0! TIE -los. malignant type -aVs oeS-
heeled by 10 rse.
been cured by Il IN numerous instances
In FEMALE NEAkkESseS, IRREGULARITIES
trd diseases PECULIAR 70 that sex, II has bso founc
II cssss ofGESEsAL DEBILITY, roc whstevs-
suse. the syrup % relied upon as . most en-
] ert AID. -,,-,-
ia e.acaey iI al diseases originating II . Co
rSveo state q The blood o. other uuds OF the BODY
| - unsurpa-s-4.
It's feet up.a the systsr. ar truly sstcntlils
/ ana almost beyond belief . one Who lss not Wit
rails ssrap viii - certainly care the diseases 70.
,slch il Is Recommended a. tlial "a gwen q, 4rc
.hs c--e s-iil &c D. rllZn--L. ~ T. ~ ~ ryller-
tullv searching poyFe-- entirely srsdcstcs tire ci
ss.s5 from tie . stem
/ Tie sdicted have only On t-y 10 90 become con-
gincec Of whStwe az regard % i, anu 70 nn-rs-
lei .rou their suileril-,.
Price. . per r. trle-rT g fur slG bottle.
P-epr-el1 Nv D. HOWARD Randolph MAJ.
JAMES %. BOYLE n CO..
lsuccsssors % Hedding q CO..
state Street. Boston
Prouristo-- % whom al orders should Re scor--e-
/ -.l,c hvsL na='r-. = n-tent Hedicine-
-rsrer.
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ELIJAH RINGS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, 1.-THE Hon. the Probate
DistrictofC hittendsn "a. i Court for the District
Of Chittenden
To all persons interested in the estate Of Elijah
Ring late or Rel mond In said District, deceased
GREETING.
Whereas, said Court bath Assigned the 18th day
ofFehruarJ nextfr the settlement Of the adninIstra
tonaccount Of the Of the estate ofsail
Dc and ordered that public tice thereof 10
isen 70 all persons interested In said estate BY pub
leniug ths order three weeks suc:esslvey previous
TO the day asst med, In the Burlington Free Press
newspaper printed In Burlin Ztoa, In slsd District
TaSsEFoRE, you are hereby notified TO appear at
the Probate Court rooms In Burlington, on the day
assigned then and there 70 contest the allowance OF
said account. you see cause.
Given nader my hand, this z5d day Of January
TIE. WALES, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
New YoRk, Jan. 81.

The Herafds Savannah correspondent,
saws the 18Th corps would Son JOIN the l7th
Polotaligo Bridge.
Gen. Sherman has issued an order allow
ing farmers 70 visit >aSanuSh fernandlnA
and Jacksonville Fla. % exchange produce
for supplies needed BY their families and
guaranteeing their protection IN case they
or any main citizens OF Georgia are moi
ested even retaliation will be resisted To-
He also encourages the people 20 iaes. -
rether and take aleasures ~ 'he restorati' .
az state aud national o,vii government.
During his stay Sec. Stanton promoted
s.v,-,I officers who had distinguished them
selves, among them Kilpsirick who "a
Brevetted r. Major General
Mr.. Or, per Eas experimenting the sup
,s-.t Of cotton. Several vessels OeilS a.
XIV loaded. Ipcendisry attempts Had
been made to destroy the cotton.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
CAIRO. ILL.,, Jan. 10.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Jan. 10.
The steamer Molly Able from New Orleans
the lIth. has arrived The steamship Crom-
we'll was to sail that day for New YORK
The expedition under col. Braymsn which
left VidalIa on the llth inst, for rad
Through Concordis parish, has returned with
several prisoners, and 40 head Of cattle He
broke up several bands Of guerrillss-
The gunbOat little Rebel recently made $
reconnaissance up the Red River. as lar as
the mouth of Peach River, and hroke W E
uicket station near that point.
The Red River pad o~ereowed ia banks
aud IVES still rifing.
The Nstohez CourseY Of the 18th. mention:
tie srrival Of eight OF ten deseFters iron;
Alexsndria, La, who report small rebel
force ST tins; plsoe terrifying IN expectation
OF another Federal expedition.
Shreveport mas been maze very strong
l. has y, garrison Of 400 20 500 men. Har'
rison has q regiment Of troops st Trinity.
Deserters are Of the opinion that northern
Louisiana could he easily brought undei
/ Federal rule
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
Ioa< N.CaFFREY's ESTATE.

SrATEOF VERMONT. lV'nE Honorable me
District Of Chittenden, -. rrOOa'e
the District Of Chittenden- a., ....,. n Joh,
n, M oersons interested N the estste o. yOhH
NeCsrv Of Burlin gt0n, In said Dis.T,St;
WHEREAS application IN writing hath been
,s5s 10 tbis Court b. the uardisn Of salG lhlnoI
- Iieer and authority tnsel the whole OF me -
..+sf- N rs sad Eard, setting iortn theIeIn, -
M ss,F ward osns the undivided hsli 81 ansl. ~
sr-es NJ ard OF the north side Of the NlhoY7As
r,r,,,ils in AID Bur instOn. and mat u Nueu y
- ~ intsrsst Of his said ward that me sAlno
"a ana converted into money, and theIeu Poh, ~
~ Conrt Appointed nd assigned the <9th osy -
Ts-uarv A. n 1855. At the PROBATE oe 5
R.og,s IN aid District, 70 hear ana deelIe
mon said application and orueIsu - ~,
~ notice thereof be given 70 al persons IA
tsr..isd therein bv publishing this ardet tnIee
ssts sIlec--sively in the Burlington rec tIess
s.v-sns4er which circuiates n the neishn9rho. ~
sbcss ersnps interested therein. sll when Iuvh-
.,tions hall he previous 20 the time appointed or
Tss-sfors YOU are hereby notified 20 appear 9e
c,-s Ssid Court At the time and place aiofes9i'
Then and there TO object 70 the granting soeh lo-
ense II you see cause II, uk.. C-,,t
Given under nv hand, at the froos et So-i
Rooms his 18th day Of January, a y; -.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
News from the Week.
BY Telegraph.
NV YoKk. jan. 10.

Nzw YoKk. jan. 10.
IS Notwithstanding the fact that tie J1iliss
y bsse shut the PRINCIPAL highways hsding
"a lie Yankee lines, ms negroes continue
nightl, TO Zee from Richmond IN gangs, 10
apprehension Of being coOscr.ptra INTO the
rebel seivice.
The Tri54ne', speoisl Washington des-
patch OF last evening says the President hss
been all dsv closeted, denying himself 70 all
e6tists. md /. IL s.io t'-A' TWO q iA'''''' :
peace commissioners had en audieu;e.
The same desptch says: The Government
expects news o. more and most important
successes hourly.
The Tiule,' SPECIAL Washington dsspstch
says Gen. Thomf writes 70 the War De
partment very endsursgiuglY Of military sf
fare in the south pest He says Hood CAD
not gather an army Of 10000 men and ,bA:
the southwest is practically conquered.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
TRIsrRAM CoNNOR's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, lTHE Hon. Probate
DISTRICT or CHfrrESDgs, IS. l. Court for the
District OF Chittenden.
To All persons interested 10 the estate Of Trstran
Conner late q Shelburn in said District deceased
6REEIIHG.
WHEREAS said Court hath signed the lith Gay
Of February next for the settlement OF the adn
trat On account 81 the administrator Of the estate Of
said decessst ,nt ordered that public notice there
Of be given O. ID persons interested IN shd es'A,e
by Publishing this order q rec weeks successiveiy
previous to die day asst sned, In ire Burlin-tou
Free Press printed IN Burlington, in said Dlstrict
TEEREFoRE, yC. are hereby notified 70 appear AZ
the Probate Court rooms, 10 Burlington. % the Gay
assigned then and there o. contest the alloNance o.
3 8 account II you see cause
Given under ny had, this nth day 81 JanaArs
ws,TI TE.WALES Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
Is,,cwARNER,s EsTArE.

STATE or VERMONT, }TqE Hon; The e. Pro 70.
nisirict OF Chittendeni g. J Il bate CouIti'f mo
~. ret % Chitteudsn.
~ n persons Interested IN the estate sf isAac
v~rs- Ire N Burlington IN said DistrietdeceAsed-
"e.i- GREETING
s..rrvsras aid Court hath assigned the 10Th day
~ rsb,-v NJ q for she settlement 81 the Adninis-
--tio- account Of the Administrator OF the estate OF
40 deceased aud 0r1crsd that pubic notlcS ne
iv, h. ~ psrsous interested Ia said est tte' ~
stIi.ii-, tbf order three weeks excessively pre-
aus 10 ne iav assigned. 10 the BuIington Free
Pres printed in turliuston ia sa,d District:
Tpgs .voRy vou are hereby n1fIted 90 appear
. ~ $500 i{vsr,~t rooms in Burlington, on tao
5ss sssigpei. then an there TO e'ntes' the allow"
49,. ~ ssi8 account, If you see cause
Given under my hand this <'th nay OIL '~a-A's
A. y; $50 TIE WALES. Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

Ths st.sutIo- ,fth, pzbie is called 10 this noEt
sIo+llent Of al LinimsD.s. a perfect and speedy
cure for al the ache. and P4ns -; Bssh is heir e.
RHEu MATisM
l. caused by staznstlon Of the fluids. arising ron
checked perspirston-is cured BY = few bottles Or
ksnnsdys Rheumatic Liuimsut-
sPRAINs
Are caused By Al oyer-sxteuslou and sudden re-
action 81 The MUSCLES cured by fer bottles Of
Eeuuedy's Eheumstic Internationally good for
NEURALGIA,
The ELE o. al pain, Is caused by tn inn2matl0n Of
the nerves. ir. ,anty cured Is ss- applications
o. henLedj rs Rheumatic Liuiment.
PLEURIsY
= ar iunamatioE Of the lining Of the rirs-is eursI
by feF bottles OF Kennedy Rheumatic Liniment
BRUISES
Arc esa.ed 1y sudden pressure Of the l-sh ana
smashing Of the t-ssues-is instantly relieved oy
Kennedy Rheumatic Linimeut
CRAMP
l. o contraction of the muscles, caused by sudden
s.oppazc Of the nervous duic, which prevents sni-
NAL life having fresaJw-is cUrei by lev appll-
cations 1fkenncdy'sE houmztic Liuiment
BILIOUS COLIC
-csasel oy neuralgia 10 the stomach sDf bowels
take ~ tsasploul1l OF Kennedy Rheumatic Lin
msnt 10 warm water every half hour until cured.
soOTuART AND uOARSENESS.
Are C.-se-t 1y 81 unnsturAl dryness Of the glands
-etA piece Of ta-0sl with heunecy's Rheumatic
Lin.ment apply lt ol go.ns % bed, and you will be
IIEADACmE AND THROEsIHG Of
THE TEMPLES.
l. caused 8ya pressure rom inssnsihle Precipitation
it is cures nY ies applications o. hsnney- Rbeu-
ris nc L.initnlnt
WEAKNESS Of TIE BACH
F5-.v -ao tire0ti07 is ths s--cuiar 3 ound each
bottle
FOR ANULCERlTED gOE : THROAT
F.u will tas-ons tesspooEf1i or The Lin'uent and
Tiu- tea-p1onllss l water. 6arEIe the thf1a t7i1e
lsv Dr. : Few dsys 10 Hili be we'll This one
t-,ra15rr1i all he worth Dol AZ % you-
FOR BRONCHITIS,
ANAL -rasmat.ou OF the 'troat tousils and pal
sts with dry hsckinz cough, you Will dilute the
Lfuenent With i5ar CO ave zines its uulf of water
ztrgie me throat, and swallow the moisture. Istf
us.er fails
10 croi rJr T1orHACHE, EtEscHE. d9eLLE1
Face alt ivFLAMRrI0y % eyery AInd. tr-fI an
by should have . fall supply flr he Water.
Msuus-t1-e- by Donald KENNEDY, Rox'ary.
April Z-nd. daTisl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

The T.nss' -ays that it is generally an-
der-tooi that Blair did noL ~ 10 any sens.
a. representative Of the government %
Richmond. and that b, is not ant. orized 90
encouug, the hope that any overture i1r
ptac. rh't h. maze or a,csptsc T.. Doe I--
cesrizel
rhc popular sentiment has orersted toe
desire Of rbc rebel government Tor peace
When their armies are destroyed tneu they
would make peace.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

IHE Loss OF THE MONITOR PATAP>co.-For
SINE time past the Navy mas been engaged IN
-5noylug trrDe ioes from Charleston harbOr, by
.r,sgiay iJr them IA small boats. Since the
4pture Of Savan al the work mas greatly IL
EASEL As the rebels have Gown torpedOes In the
lzrocr, in the greatest nnmber, 10 prevent the
lsgy from aiding in the siege Of Charleston that
,ley expect Gen. Sherman 10 Inaugurste. On
as night Of the 10Th inst, as usual, number
q. t.zis we're sent up TO drag for these infernsl
-seaiues, ard the monitor PAtapsoo, Lieutenant
Commander Queckenbush Ess sent up to point
-er Fort Sumter TO cover the boats. She came
Z Al anchor, and the regular watches were st.-
toned IS usual al their respective places No
hing unusual occurred until the P@iapsoo swung
:. e ebb tide, 1t about two O'Clock next nero
y. when she passed ever torpedo, explete II.
Id went 70 the bottom like pieee Of lesd,
crying down with her seveu officers sod about
Z men. Five oficers-Lieutenant CommandeT
.g4cAelbush, Lieut.. Sampson, Executive Otheer,
3 :.uesr Ryan Snd smother Engineer, aud about
-ieu on the watch. were saved. Ensign John
go. scn Of the Fleet Surgeon. was lost; the Pay
ser, Surgeon, two vstch officers and the bal
lnss of the Engineers were lost
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

A New Orleans despatch gives additional
particular OF Emerson e Iaii in Mississippi.
1heV confirm prev;ou- report o. i-s great
success. Tie marched 4nu miles. lost j. a.
than 100 men. captured coo prisoners, and
brought IN 1000 contrahHls together with
1000 nefa--. besides destroying Zoo miles OF
railroad
The HCralds Cenual American c1rre>pou-
dent thinks important developments IN re-
gard 70 iutrigu,s now IN progress there, to
bring about che absorption of the Srani-h
American republic hy Macmillan empire,
through French accnt-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
foAvorr fsLAvn. Jan. ~

Col +. c. Lehman has taken command Of
this military post.
Mr. Pole. the mcmber OF the North Caro-
lima State Senate, who recently introduced
peace resolutions IN ,hs. BODY, mas just d.
lIyered "a very fmportant speech of logical
AMI fearless cb7rsrte-
4 rebel paper 10 referring TO the Tecea.
failure OF zen. Batter 10 take Fort Fisher.
states that 1t Il OF the highest importance
that it should be held for the reason that
more than halt OF their supplies had been
received through the blockade Of Whining
tor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
THE sua,or DISEASE REDUCED


BY ths operation Of Brandrethf Pills, the n~
rofa q eisss,e .s reduced, and their cootinued as,
according to printed dlrccti0os which seeOmpsny
'eei toE c(naE style, "a certain 70 cure, in all
q vhsgs he liss-pr.ndp,s Is within their rsOupr
tiT- r-~s-.
sTSOF-Is or BRAsDsE-Rs PITTS CusArTvE QrAL-
TITS. The Whole carstIre ascots may be PLACED
In this Hsht 1.-THE stT5nsoh snd eo~sls are out q
order To- general besith "a Effected. Il any dis
sGl.ss IN say part Of the body, vhether local
or general in charscteS that disssss will more or
les sseet the stomach and bowels. Now, Bran
drsth's Pills, BY removing Impurities from the
blood, sud sesnsing the stoDGoh md bowels .:
matters that interfere With their healthy se:lon re
stors and keep In srtsT these important and gov
srning organs >: the economy o; man. Sold by
druggists gsnsrsIly and BY all respectable dealer
in medicines.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
Nrr TESTIMONIAL

p-cf Franks suited my eyes with the hrst speets
-les h. tried ia such q manner, that they give ne
10 most entire ssti-faction, sDo correct 81 MT esh
sesr then With esss and comfort tor Aqs lens "a
tine Lit tLAA n-'i --''
~. .t. utmost satisfaction IN recommending
pr prsnss' In proved Spectacle had the ETea :
81 fifcuItv before chtzining these, 70 get b P.t
fbs. would suit even tolersbly. Prof. r sul.el l :
v+i-b ths frst pair he tried. exactly, In Iact !
tbiok tberu a real blessing 20 msuknd sno hoPe
ffe talented invenio may be rewarded Is ionIs
A. IrTHFR CLARK, Locust ST., Burlington.
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NEw YoRk. Jan. -

NV OK. Jan. ~.
The TTiJtne's Washington despatch says
Sec. Stantons visit to Gen. Sherman has de
yeloped the fact that Sherman views and
policy on the negro question are those Of the
r9vernment. His treatment Of negroes at
savannah has inspired them with confidence
and they ruly 90 him wholly.
He mas borne in biz heart great scheme
for their benefit and will soon electIity the
country an Al order partiti0niug among
them 5be Sea-Isisno property Of fugitive re
bel planters
Tie Herald despatch says MIR. Blair,
ST, will start again FOL Redmond to-day.
lie has hsi frequent interviews with the
President since his return from Richmond
and MS going back indicate mat the re
sources Of craftsmanship may te usetully
employed in securing peace.
The Tsi5agle's Washington oespatcn says
Gen. Butler has turned over to ols successor
$500 900 the proceeds OF taxes on suffers and
other traders and other monies.
II Is rumorei that Senator hDougal' ol
! Cal will rc-.gn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
Died.

In this city. At the residence q be son-in-iaT'
samuel Huntington. Enos Walker. aged = years-
Funeral at the residence Of Sir. huntIn -tcn. on
winooski Avenue, on Saturday, st 10 o'clock A. u.
m Milton, jan. 2lst. syivia, Nido~ ofihe late u.
CALVIN Oeulng n -ae 18th year other sse
IN Charlotte, Jan. 25d. II the residence of Ter
sou-in-lsv John shermsn. Widos statira Psa,e,
aged 50 years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THE Subscriber wish q say % the public tha. the
Explosion Of the Boilers In the Pioneer shop
VII not materially effect our business, Ne SHAH
an ali orders now under contract also receive or
igrs ~ heretofore We have q largo took Of sash.
TSoorF aud Blinds now auished and for szls, Nhich
,iil Dc sold ehalp for % dsts. -
CHASE SMITH,
south end Pioneer SHOP.
Ian Ilth din
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ageds9yesrs

yy,Hls se.tiaes that have gwen nv son Niiber
!. d.. his t.nle C.rlns Liz r---4'il4eT q --.-
uaiporitv nd that shall claim nothing " IL
eGrninzs or Jay sIy debts Of rs eenttsetih AKA
The dat cOS LLSHS4'i' 1@ANS-
Huntington, VI. jan. % 1855. ss"'
Stamp
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
NET YoRs, Jan l9
Gold sold this morning at 2l3.
NEW YORK, Jan 70.

The Richmond Wig says Davi, sent al
autograph letter 10 Mr.. Blair expressing bis
willingness to send or receive c9mmissi0ners
authorized 10 negotiate peace. The boa;
which took Mr.. Blair from Richmond on its
return carried up Col. Singleton from whose
visit the papers are hoping much in the way
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

ECLtPsED : FALSE LIGRT- EsE
eIinga!shso Whsn the GssAr TsUrH shines foFta,
snd tie ia;snfs,,tis fst that the h4ir rurss from
gray, red o. zsniy q 3 s.ofloas black Or bro~a.
QUICKER rHAs TEE CHAaELIOS changes rs
brs', under the operation o. cRISTzDoRO'S
MAR DIE, L nr- spo=n throughout the Amssi-
csn cont neu; I, is harmless, contains co cEustic,
Improves the f1res prod1oes Iich, natural snd
lasting color " any shade from Ezrn brown 70
zo--y sssl- 4rd &c rutorsed ~ tbs mo-, eminent
analytic 's-m-sts 10 Inc -rt-- s.s.-s Msuufss
tared by J. CRIsTADORO No. Q Ast5T Ho-ss,
SeF-York Sold by all Druggist. Applied by
III Hair Dress-r.
dee o. dEwitr
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,---es--~s-=7
% %


The .pe-tscles adjusted 10 my vision after care
raIl examination Of the ey es by PROT rranAs .eIe
~ trst uair he tried they suit exactly isr bet
ts- ,bsn nv others ever used, both BY day anc
is,,1 T55. H. ". CATIIN, Burlington.
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SALMON FAY's ESTATE

wy. THE sUnsc RTrEHs .hsvirg srer sppois ~
w "A Nv me Honn-shls tire Probate Coufs Iot
the Dlstrtcs % Chiitsnden. Com '-.ions
ossGi rersons sgsIn-t the estate OF Salmon rsy
Ia. of Bolton IN ssd District Represented y
-. .-d;sIso al ri.irn. and demands eIhihifed "
80 1890. snd I'll months from the dsv OF the
80 bs-,oy heing allowed By sid Court for ,nss
n.r,sose We do thsref're hereby give notice. rs
ve -ill attend 10 the husines. Of our Z, -
D,stri,s on RE third Tuestsy OF February sc
Nav next, At 20 O'Clock, A. NJ, on eaen Of '"iH
OK H. this s,h aay OF December, A D. 1859.
DANA BIcRNsLL- CON nlis'iOH'''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

The ten. LYON had arrived nj Fortress
Monroe from lurJ Fisher win 500 prisoners,
and abe neyy- that general advance Of the
array anu navy "a WiillI-gtCr w1s CON-
mencei on the afternoon Of the 18TH. =
chart of the liver had been found showing
tine exact position Of the torpedoes. ami -e7-
err had already teen removed heiore tne
sailing OF thc Gen. Lyon
sc the unc the ten. Lyon left, ~ cppO-
sin u had been met With, ami explosions IN
the direction Of Wilmington Indicated tna-
the enemy were destroying ;heir Qualifications
preparatory 10 eyacusting the place
The Richmond Examiner says tnst re.u-
geea ~no I.ichet Hhsrieatun tie Z th, reuorf
that Sherman mas sent one corp % cooper
etc in che attack On " Wilmington.
Th. Examiner also SAYS the loss o. Fort
Fisher x-s occa.iOncd by Bragg failing to
ausek ihe rear OF the Union force.
TIE W5ig and sentinel are cut in extreme
u.s. otter articles ayiinsl reunion.
Tae steamship Atlanta, from Mobile Bay
a. I4.a. arrived ar New York, the gath,
VITA loco Jalcs ot cItton from the rebel
Government 10 purchase blankets, clothing
a. i.- che rebel prisoners. The cotton Il
IN charge ~ Capt. Moves. O; Sen Granger
staff. anc Wis delivered to niu the BIN, by
the r,..i authorities outside their obstrLc-
uous On Mobile Bay, iron their steamer Wa
VERY.
Nothing o.. moment Tas gong % IN the
vicinity ut Mobile.
Gan. Granger, with his s-my, ras stili IN
the neigbho-hcoj ol East PasoagUu-a.
Iae steamer r. ;. Spauliing, from Fort
Fisher the 23I. brings 445 wounded soldiers
,hu reports q uunter Of our gunboats hsy,
gone up laps Tear river and are engage
Smelling IN, s.afs- 20 hYtl siie- g. di-lodg'
the enemy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

- Fat ji1irulty 10 seeing snail print or Oh
81 e-peciaily hy lamp light and even In cay Hsn'
could only see them for short time, a. 2 8.s
The improved spectactes suited 70 NY 80 =
F-sris yrer the hrst pair tried, they entir-B
-emore these troubles and nov see ss veil IS ever
S;,snet ~ { WARD, Burlington,
P NJ. VANSlCkLlN.