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NEWELL LYONS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. }TBIE, Honorable S!,ll, n; the
nIsrRICr OF CufTTEsDES- $. ) L PROBATE COurt'lor
'I i AM al persons Interested IN the
tate newell Lyon Of Burlington. IN s4lu D4seil0''
81 insane person c,~v-,va
WHrrEAs. application hath Jsen made TO this
{. ur- ln writing. hy the guardian OF sal4 Lynn
se,tr-- forth thar said Lyon heretofore wnie sane,
was under -,ntracr ninding, in law and equity, 70
deed D. alry EUiv Powers, wife OF Aianson W
Pu=e-s cf said burlington, the mouse anu 4gt sIsu
ate On the eis- sae % nlleIsAl ~ p nd
Tu-IfnstHu now oc. 1pied by the SAID POWERS anu
,-i-e and ayiu= Ter icerse ana authority 10 aeed
s.d premises . the SAID Mary Enlly Fo"sEs agree
all. O. tte terms OF SAID contract.
WHrnrUr So, the said Courtappoin.ed ana asslsn-
eli me .t.t OF Augu-t. A. Il. lct5Y at the frooate
Court Rooms. in sad D.str.ci. 70 near anu osoL-s
upon said -Upl.cltlu AID pei-tlon anu oteef r.
tic r. -i-s thereof O. he given 70 all persons IN
tere-t-, there hy publ s1ing said order, tosether
VITA the ,.me All place Of hearing; three nee .
excessively. IN tle bur inSton re EreSs $3.50
r.hisl c.rcuiste. iu the nsighoorhood OF those
.-s-rs Interested il said estate all OF when puo-
ii.ltilns shall be previous % the CAV ASSIGNEE iof
1870 y-1a-o hereby notified % appear
hsf-- s,i,l Cr1r. % the tins and place assigned
then ana there IN sad Court, O. make youf Oolee-
tt.ns O. tho granting sU'h license SOu see
'- q; Zen up-sr a. the Probate C0ur; rooms
tbs ''a ''' 'i august Il re- = WALES, Judge.
v5T3
STATE or VERMONT. tT') all persons con-
D.t-ist of Cittrn6en. SIS 1 cerned IA the estate
OF 1sn1s Nyc -atc -. "e-t-o11' IN salI D's-'''''
ceased. cgrr-,.a
ttq r-.t-., Csur. holden a, Burlington. within
al. fts Id ..-.et sf Csittcnden. on the 18th day
. .Ttr- A. D. ISIS M lrstrument, purportins 70 De
g.e as ..ll AMI Testament. q Lenas Nye,
--..-F W.--r.-,l ir slld District deceased, was
----4r4 p tt~.-i, court aforesaid, for Probate,
a. tis f-io-ed tv said Cou-t that the IN DAY o.
S..tsrr-e-A ID I-d5 40 the PROBATE Court ICONS 70
$40 E.-...- tll ll asst -lel inr proving salu N, N,
---r,-e-t. and th1tu0ticc thereof be gwen 70 ali
b pers.0- nca-nei by publishing this oideT Ihre,
yrssf sr.cc--iv-iy in the burlington free ftess'
rs-s.4par Prints =, SAID Burlington previous %
The time APPS. intel 80. . -.
Trrs-r. ar you ar, hereby notified to appear
an, ,,-.r.-- 40 l-55a.e CT said will II you have
I Given nader ray hand r; Blr.iuzson n said DIS
".''' II. E. WALES, Judge.
Au- s-Ll..v--
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25

The special report Of the committee on the
the amendment to the Const tuition was dis
cus>td; bat NJ action was taken.
The report Of the committees Us telesraphcd,
will be adopted, giving Mississippi Free
Safe Constitution.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25

Washington. D. G.

An European Minister, himself veteran OIL
Ger. remarked that the late review II Washing
'ou. was the most imposing display he ever saw.
and Pinksr,ou's Waha5 and Calisava Bitters. the
most hellthfal snd pleasant tonic beverage ever
compounded He Is 1ghi about TIE Bitters.-
Try them ani you will be satisfied. For sale
rrervwhere. w-W2
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sUPERFLUoUs HAIR REMOVED

pr,n all par,s Of the body in IN fue n-irutss pithoEr
in t,.Tv 10 ne skin BY "UPHLNS DEPfLlToRf
Poy'DERn Mailed to any address for 81 Is, by Z
UPHAM, 80 South Eighth Street, Philsdeipnia-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25
CnITTENDEN COUNTY

Atmy once in Burlington, on TUESDAY. Heores
day anu THURSDAY, August -1ud, -iri aud Slih, -o
September 4th.
Al the BostsieS House, Jer. eho, on Tuesday Sep
TEN er 5th
- nj
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25

yUANTED.--E wishing to engaSe
w in a good aud POTABLE business, (nayinS
few dollars 70 safely invest) to call al O2
ION street Boston, and examine good variety o.
nest new inventions together with the best Patens
Flour SITTER ever invented, cheapest manuiaeterec
demands greatest sales, and brings the nignest
nrics In market This is no infringement Call IN
inediately and satisfy YOURSELF
j. II, LTTTLEFIELD, Patentee and Proprietor
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NEW ORLEANS. Aug IS.

NV ORLEANS. Aug Is.
The report Of Col. Degramor's death is
premature
The city Is unusually hvciv and never be-
lore SO prosperous en- summer.
There are Indications OF a successful iall
and winter business
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A rensleman who suffered for year. rom Nerv-
ousnesr and Genital Debility, Nightly EmisslSns,
and Seminal Weakness, the result o. you.niui m
les ri.sry, Will for the sake Of suffering man ssnd
10 nny one aailcted, the simple means used ~ nm'
which effected . cure in few weeks, AFTER ne nl-
ons and stamp and ID will cost you nothing Address
RnG Ar TREN AIS Station L,l25 Street, y City.
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nrRNo.. CELEERArED CATARRH


SNUFF is the best known remedy for nc.da he,
Cold in the Head, Snuales, Imperfect Voice. Erou-
ihitis and Ca;arra. Few persons appreciate tn-
diseases arising from disoide-ed nasal or-lls.
sight, hearing. taste, and smell are frequently
ruined by a cold ia the mead. The -as generated
oy the use oi this suuf cleanses the entire head.
tn;r,stores proper articulation i'' effects are
pleasant aui wonderful !; contains ro tn'=oco,
nor other injurious ingredient. Colleges. s.cistie-,
States and the mos; eminent Of the Medical Flcu.-
~ aavc awarded 70 -tIloaia.- 1al premiums.
s.ll os al Druggist, iar - cents pep hav. raa
ne sent y mail oa receipt ofs1 cents tar a- toz.pr
e, .Ur four boxes
Address. JA-. DJRS1. 70. B.x I-1-.
Nev York Jlty
t-Whoies.le. t n,E-s tAtNE- .- r'., 81 =
June --.awi5r
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New HOOKS.

NIAi.F the jiau lmaid Of tire LORD, by t1- Hnihor
vi o. the Gotta Family.
4. ttcr-. hy Henry u. Thorcau.
I.,,hine Around = novel by A. Roe.
Ssu of the SOIL, q novel
Kiluatrick and our Cavalry.
Life 10 Camp, hy j. L. Williams
BcIe Royd in Camp ami Prison. written hy her
self with an iBtroGuciiJn b. George Augustus
saln. For sale by -.
Auy. Is
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NEW YORK, Aug. %

TIE Reralds despatch says all the bate
RE, in the velocity of Washington have been
turped into the arsenal, and artillery reGi-
ments will b. stationed In the fortihcauons
Generals Schoieic and Meade are IN town.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25
Halls Vegetable sicilran Hair Remover

Has proved itself to be the most
perfect preparation for the Hair ever presented TO
the public. -s
II will restore gray hair 10 its original dor
IL Hill keep the hair from falling out
u cleanses the scalp
u makes the hair lustrous and siiken- az
II Is n splendid hair dressing. rst
No person cid or vol1g should fail 20 use II.
lis Tagidly gazing n popularity arnor- all
classes Of the community, such as no other prepa-
ration for the same purpose has ever attained
p ge very particular 70 ask for Halls Vegetable
Hair Remover, as there are worthless limitations in
the market .fl ..l ia
Druggists burlington, VI, and ~ John Y Hear,
& 20. aateIbuT,. Vt and by ITas-ssts generally.
r p. HALL CO.. PIvpriei0Is
Navtsth vsm Nashua. SH
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25
ro>yLE,s PILE AND HUMoR CURES,

Warranted the only Sure and Permanent Cure for
piles. Lepro.y Scrofuls, Salt Rheum, Army Itch,
and Diseases Of the Skin, money refunded In all
"a ses Of failure Beware OF Imita tons. Ointmeno
only relieve, but do not cure; Sold everywhere.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25
CHAMPION BRICK MACHINE:

C,mbinss economy, rapi5ity, and excellence o.
uOrs, tempers the clay as u = used Is url'en "
L,-ses water OF steam. With seven men, makes
81 GO -ood Brsck. day. Circulars, machines, anc
righ.s Obtained OF BRADFORD EENlCk, u
Roadway New York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25

Robhcries and murders are still the order
og tie lay 90 Memphis. Many persons
have 5ad large sums of money ami other
descriptions Yi property si'.cn from them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25
EN- 10y II E Mt
Your Own Rouse

ry,HoCSANDS can realize hundred dollars week
I Iy. No utensils required except those found N
every household; profits 100 per cent; demand
staple a. loar It the creates, discovery 81 the
aee fcll particulars cent On receipt OF two Stamps
for return postage. Address
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repsud upon it, mothers. II sil s,,oIes5,oy our
selves and
Relief and Health 10 Your Inlhnts.

Depend upon it, mothers. Il s =, Ies5 20 our
selves and
Relief and Health TO Your Infants.
sc have put up and sold this article Tor over %
years and can ,ay in ecnfasnce 1Ht tHfh q It what
se have never been able 10 say Of any other medi
-ins-rer,r has Il jailsi ia sin instance 70 s'f
s4rs, when timely used. Never did VIC snow an in
stance liberalization b any one who used IT, "a
the contrary, ali arc delighted With iti operation
and speak in terms Of Recommendation o. Us magical
effects and medical virtues We speak ia this nat
ter ir,ai 40 % ta7ir7 after 80 years experience
an p',s7s our reputation for tis jHs7. Of ie' ir-
here dsc'a-r IN almost every instance where She
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will he found in fifteen or twenty minute afser the
syrup Is administered.
Full directions flr using viii accompany sch
ottlc. None genuine unless the fac-simile ofcCR
.Is 3 PERKINS, New York is o. the outside wrap
per.
sold ty all Druggists throughout the world.
PRICE. ONLY 81 CENTS PER BOTTLE
June 5-daN5mois
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FRENCH a AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

BOARDING AMI DAY SCHOOL for. Young
Y Ildie-. z95I Frantf1rj nOad, Plilade lphia,
Pa Rev. NkWCISSE CYR, Mrs 81 g. DANEN-
PORT, Principals.
This Institution Is tic continue ton, under more
favorable Circumstances, Of the French fr.testant
Institute for Young Ladies. conducted in Montreal
NJ Rev y. CYR. IL presents some distinct features
that win piiticulariy interest thoss who sees
complete schOo! for their daughters It's oeauuiui
location It's fol corps Of most experienced lnstrue-
tor the completeness OF all its departmfns, Us
neighhorhood To the city, a. I'll facilities that exist
In equal degree IN no other school
I For circzlars. please address the Prinei pals
Aug Ii-d2taN&Wlm Lei
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CHICAGO. Aug. lG

, Lleus Gen. Grant and staff arrived here
this morning and VIII remain until Friday
\. NJ. when be Will 3 TO Gaiena, where he
will stop several DAYS.
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4 Committee appointed hy citizens oi
1,a..y ..i Cd, r.ur,c, To-. -a..-.,r" l,@l--
wul pledged ..a@-p,y,~ o. anir "y aui -e-
.,ri ail ierIui authority, o. cog l-r with Gov.
ii.mi,.. r.-lroiu- 'a,--,rc- 90 restore the
-ta.rt -.- c..i government. 1-e 10 Austin
q. carry .,rt .elg instructions.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25

Nothing h1- been heard OF the Great East
eru.
The VicBu, Trcmb'ad says: The differ
enc,s between AUSTRIA and PrCs>it may be
regarded "a, adjusted. \ complete under
.trudirg has been arrived At on the principal
points IA dispute. and satisfactory coneessi ms
nave. been made o. Prussia relative u the
military question. The Emperor Of AUstrn
and TIE King Of Prussia will meet at Gas'ine
a. d dav or Jwo.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25

AYERS NtRSiPAGILLA .n-7c1t'sa a.
ted extract ~ the choice root, 20 combined with
other substance ofstill greater Alternative py.rss
20 al, an ciIectu.l autid.te for diseases sarsrl
rlla Be- repltcd Q. cure. such a remedy IS surely
wanted Bog those who suffer from struu.u- cone
plants snd that one which will accomplish their
cure must prove as tlis has, OF immense service 90
tn. large class OF our afflicted fellow citizens. How
completely tiis mp und Will DO 10 has been prov
en- ly experiment Ga mauy OF the worst eases t. he
iouni in the f.u WIG mpIaa-s.-
ser fails, soroiuious Swelings ard Sores, S>in
Diseases. Pluples Fu-t-les Dotchrs, Eruptions,
St Auth.ny's Fire, Ro-e or Erysipelas. letter Or
saIi Rheum Sca!t Head, Rirgvorm. 4c.
SgftHis or TeH.riai Disea'e i, ex relied from the
system by tie prolonged use this SsHs tPARlLLA,
and the patient IS !eit in comparative heait1.
FsaIi, Ds,o.ss are cauze- D., the sc-otula IN y e
olc' ami are o.t.r soon curct ~ tis Exr-,cT &C.
1 SAF-traaiLLR-
uu nor ais-i-5 tai- inv iiuans medicine. because
4 ,ou base been impose ou O., something pretending
go bc >a5-aparlIa, while i, was rot. When YOU
have seq AZ er's-tbeu aud not till then will You
AMOS the virtues OF Snrsapariila For minute partle-
1lar cd the diseases it cures we refer you T. Ayers
] American Almanac which the agent below named
Will furnish gratis to all who cal for il.
AYERS CATHArTIc Puts, for the cure Of Costire-
ness Jaundico, Dyspepsia, INDIGESTION, Dysentery,
Foul stomach. Headache, Piles. Rheumatism,
Heartburn Arising from disorderea stomic5, Pain
Morbid inaction II tbe Bowels F.atulency. Loss Of
Appetite. Liver Complaint, Dr1psy, Worms, Gout
Neuralgia, and for a Dinner PHI.
They are sugar-eoated, so that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they are hest Aperi
eat in the world for ell purposes OF family ply &c
Prepared b. ,. c AVER & Co. Lowell. Mass.
sud sold by ali uruge SIS nd Dealers ever where
July :. w2m
-D--~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25

See Seward. Atty. Gen. Speed and wife,
and 1t. Col. Wis o., Med. inspectors and
vile arrived ecr- ttls morning.
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wHlsKERs: n1oUsrACHEs z

TWHIsKERs: NIOCSTACHEs: -
CHILT0N's TURKISH INvIGORATOR viii
force them t. grow on the snoothe,t aceor hair On
bald heads in SIX Observation-Disclosures pre-
plra;ion is used by the TURKS hence their long
and aowin, boards. We hass received Many Testi-
Inoniais Il It's efficacy. Sent to any address on re-
eeipt Of 500.
ALLEN, Chiffon CO..
Druggists and Chemists,
Box No. 673O Ntw York P. o.
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NNANTED.--Local and travelling AgsnS 81
w ladies and gentlemen, everywhere, IN an
EASY pleasant profitable, and permanent business
viii paw S to So per day. This no patent risns
b., evsrvbo5v and sold Al less than half the usual
price with 40 per cent profit 70 our agents. cam
HES and circulars sent free by mail, for % cts Z
d. ANDRUS, No. 6, fremont Street, bost0n' HAS,
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LOVE AND MATRIMONY.

Any lady or gentleman sending ne An sddfesesc
envelope and stamp, will receive full directions Tor
gainiug the affections Of the opposite sax, ana
snertive OF wealth. aye or beeuty. Address, MS.
MARIE LEMoILLE, Harlem p. o. New forf
City.
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AMATrER oFINTEREsr.

rI,0 TEACHERS and Pupils. ''Pierces eatent
l Slates-n Give them a trial and You Will Re sat
isied ii their superiority q the common slate;
for salc by c. u. .ENCH q CO.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25

Tsc Hrqd'S pt-i+ corr. -T'ut.u- -r.- '.r
Ql,.n 10 Spain aaJ BEER prime miul-..r r-
not uu good terms 4 strong .h..au
feeling exists au.u- oti- .r- 90. 'n. .~HF.
and 81 revolution NAV bee o-a--r'.lr .I:t-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25

Ma1m..5s dl-es ~ tie 5.l are received
Tac Monitor contains news ut several de-
ieat- ui uc Liberal near San Lli- small
forces uu h,;h sides only We're eng gel. AND
the recruits Nrr, uump1rilu-.
A.auv ,xI.cd c..licdert'e> were in NcSic'.
and becoming uaJasalizri citizens f rnv
Empire.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25
rHEUTICA SEWING MACHINE cos.

Lock-s,i,ch Sewing Machine. The best ever offered
10 the public MARTIN l. sWEErLAND, Agents,
q CONGRESS Slr,et Boston, Mass.
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T.. Il. MURRAY.
Draper and Tailor,

CHURCH SIHLLI
Opposite .4Ilea's Block.
Tax RKsT or CLOTHS CASHMERE FEsrISes, &c
rss M in tbe fsfsrf and most fashionable styles,
snort uotsee and Dio>t reasonable terms
10 Barlirg-or. W.
dRvt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25

New yo.s. Aug. l..
Gold 1922. [. :. Coupons ,r 81 l0ji.
; 20 f 1885, l0-+n's JG-
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The MORNING

The military authorities at Galveston ex-
tert Themselves a>s'duouslv 10 preserve order.
hut rehherics prevail there to n large extent.
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Us. EXCISE TAXES.
COLkECTOR & s9'0TECE
The Third Co,,cc,ion Dl,trie, of Vermont

as assessed upon ruc,mst, Licenses, Carriages,
Plate 4c. under the provisions ofthe Law Of Con
,ress. approved June 3lth. Is4 ana the amend
Inruts thereto nave rec ,l1e due anl ps}anl aIc
will att nd uys self o. rs deputy. 4l t-1 i1l4oWlu-
times aud ula.es O. receive the same, VIZ
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SOOTHING SYRUP
For Children Teefhimg.
SURE 10 REGULATE ruE BOWELS.

Ihch greatly facilitates the prpcess ~ tce'hins, by
solteuing the guns. reducing all iuirmuilt.uns.
vii! ailsv ALI PAIN an sp snod-c action and Is
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CUNORE. GRAVES & co.

CfURIsr CHURCH SCHOOL, Pomfres,
l Conn. will reopen on Tuesday, the 18th Of Sep
teInser with increased facilities for the Instruction
and board Of boys desiring 70 enter college or % Dc
srted for business For circulars or further inior
nation apply 10 either Of the undersigned Rev.
u sTuRGIs PEARcE Rev. CHARLIE L. bALca Asso-
clate Rectors, Christ Church Rectory. Ponfret'
Conn.
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uISEsBURG ACADEMr.

4 = LEAvENWORTH. 4. n. Principal.
THIS well kn WI institution viii be opened for a
Il tern ofeleven weeks on wednesday. Au= ust
80, 1855
Aug. 5-d2tavETiw
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.

Atm C. Adams Jfr,e. East Al5ursh, on sAt1r'
day. sspte 1iber Znl, ices.
Al keller Hotel, south Hero, 90 TAuts-lF
September ,tA-
a. joel Auen's House, North Hero, Friday, ssp-
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FRAN LIN COUNTY.

AZ the weldon House. So. Adams, on Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday august end 23Fd ana
24th, l-t1. 1
AT Iri-ls Hotel. FairiaE, on Fr.day, August IN.
At Isaa.I's Hotel, LsAes-e!d, "a lIeslAy 'Au7-''
ooh
AZ Thcinnson's Hotcl East Be-kshire, on Wednes-
day. August fth.
A; Bari Hotel, Sheldor, on iues1aY' Aas- s----
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NEW AND PLEASING PIANO SONGS
WEhRE COMING HOME TO MORROW.
SoSG 4 JHORUs. Flank Wilder.
HOME TIE BOYS ARE MARCHING, or, The
MERRY BILLS ARE RINGING. F. Wilmarth.
COMING HOME. or.''THE CnUEL WAR IS OVER.
SosG & CHORES. Chs. Carroll sawyer.
MY MOTHERS SWEET GOODBYE,
BALLAD. VI. Keller. sr
Ella, THE PRIDE OF MY HEART.
+. Wilmarth.
MOVE MY ARMCHAIR DEAREST. MOTHER,
NJ .-l r. wilmarth.
Price Of each Of the above. % cts on receipt .
which copies will he msiledsgpost-pzids OLIVER
, pITSON x CO., Publishers. Boston.
iu..edt r 81
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sPECTAL NOTICES


IA experienced Nurse aaA Female Fhyslcs~,
preseuis 10 he Attention Of Mothers her
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EY:E.g.y"S.

Opened .sis s,r5tl-, tho very ia.as; and aes'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25

p,srsI6T OF cur1TEsDES, IS i Probate Court, for
the District ol Chittencen- ,.A
ro he heirs auc all persons interested n the es-
tate 4 \ veI Ly0uof Burlington. in said District
81 insane person 60,
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Apru1. 1864.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25

CORNER STOaE,
April =. 1866. d6"il
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-25

STATE or VERMONT. t'T) all persons con-
D--ri.t Of rlttrncel- S. cernee IA ,he es'5se
O., --,s 80. .ltr u l.est0r4, IN said District, de-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23
Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE.
Matthew Patton

Matthew Patton State Of Ohio, Belmon.
ScOunty, Court of Common
Eliza Jane West, ct. al. Pleas. =
by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE DI.
ID rected in this cauSe, the Sheriff OF Belmont
county will sell on the 24TH OF JANUARY, 1865
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. II. and O'Clock
P. NJ, on the premises, about 81 miles above the
city OF heoing at the residence OF the late Robert
Patton, deoeaBd, in tho said BeImout county, about
101 ACRES OF LAND, on which is situated Steam
Distillery and MIL, and Nine Dwelling Tenements.
The land fronts the Ohio River and the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad passes through the same.
There are about siXty.hve acres Of coal in this
tract, of the very best quality, and In the most
favorable situation to be shipped either on the
Railroad or River This coal lying on the west side
Of the river, dips toward the river, and any bank
opened thereon will drain itself.
Those desiring to purchase are invited to call and
examine the premises. Besides the above named
advantages, the land IL Of first rate quality suitable
for farming, orchards and vinyards and has fiue
orchard Of 200 grated apple trees in fall bearing
Terms of sale, Cash.
Amy desiring Information on the subject in
this city will call on John A. Armstrong, at his
board yard office on Market street.
GEO. H. UMsTBAD,
Register copy and charge this ofloe.I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-23

and last year they made him their standard
bearer. We need not tell our readers what
his course has been as Mayor. As Mr..
Farnsworth said in his speech last Satur-
day night, "the Union men of the noun
taius honor the name of Mayor Crangle."
His connection with the cause of the soldiers
has given him prominence all over the
State. he has omitted no opportunity to
aid the, cause. The full influence of his
Office has been given TO it on every occa-
sion.
Thus stands the record between the two
candidates for the Mayoralty. Not less
distinct and marked are the records OF
other candidates for the prominent offices.
Our space does not admit of US discussing
them here. We have shown by the figures
the difference to the city in dollars and
cents economy of the two sets of candi-
dates. When men are loyal and efficient
as officers they have claims upon all men
who have the we'll being of their country,
their State and their community at heart.
The result of the election to-day affects our
well being in all these particulars. The
triumph of our ticket will go away on
the wires to gladden. the hopes of Union
men everywhere. Especially will it be
gratifying to our patriotic friends in the
interior. Shall it be said that while they
stand true to the cause We falter3 Shall
it be said that the Capital of the State
rejects men who have stood by the country
through all the dark hours of the last foul
years, and who have performed we'll the
duties of their position, in order to prefer
those who expect to owe their success
simply to the development of a doubtful
Union sentiment. We trust not. If thu
loyal men of the city viii do all in thei
power to-day the Union ticket will b.
elected by handsome majority.