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FURs-IHE STYLE FOR TIE COMING WINTER.
One feature of the style this winter Is, the
more extended employment of iurs in adorn-
ing ladies wearing apparel. Fur trimming
is freely placed upon cloaks, and to some ex-
tent upon hats and other garments There
are also little epaulets of materials that have
come into the fur market. The regular win
ter STYLES Will comprise. of course. the usu-
al expensive sable, mink, ermino and other
skins, besides manufactures Of Angora and
Astrakhan woods.
The present style of fur collar, known as
the " Eugenie,'' Is an improvement on the
form in which it first appeared, being some
what larger and more ornamental. IL is
deeper both at the front and the back than
formerly, and the tabs in front. which are
much ike those of the juge collar. So much
admired with lace, are finished with tips.
This change was much needed, as the small
collar without IA S constituted little Or no
protection to the chest in very cold weather
These collars IRE made in two ways; IN one
style the fur running down as in capes; and
in the other, two skins are used, the fur m
clining around, and bringing the dark stripe
equiGistant between the neck and the edge
of the collar.
Cuffs are very little worn, and when want
cd will be generally made TO order. They
are no longer necessary, since the closely-fit-
ting sleeve is so mneh used. The cost Oft
set of good lurs Is thereby DIMINISHED fifteen
or twenty dollars.
The hall fur eapes are made without tabs,
but large enough to protect the chest. The
large fur capes are not worn as much as for
merly, though they are on exhibition and
occasionally find purchaser.
The Siberian squirrel fur is much used for
children's wear. 1t is made up in sets COM
prising collar, muff and cuffs. The cuff is
almost indispensable for the little folks. as
their wrists and arms have usually no other
protection
Ermine, usually considered a rich and
handsome fur, made up in collar and a
muff, is now trihe less expensive than
mink 1t is not as durable as mink or sable.
nor as suitable on all occasions as these furs.
but 1t is elegant for evening wear. and is
better adapted for autumn weather. or the
sunny DAYS of spring, than the heavier and
more costly furs-
The Russian sable is still without any III
val. partly because much money Is required
to buy it. A collar and a muff. or a cape,
may cost several hundred dollars, according
10 their size anu iie rdTiIy OF the eklnS OF
which they are made Collars and mufis of
the Hudson Bay sable are very neat and are
fashionable.
Muis and collars are also made of tho
black Astrakhan fur, and exhibited in some
of the fashionable establishments. They
have, OF course, a woolly appearance and |
may not, for that reason, come into use.
Many persons who wish a cheaper fur than |
the red mink would probably prefer squirrel, |
which is not more than half the price OF As |
trakhan, and in reality is the best and pref |
test OF the common furs. A set Of Astrak-
han costs about forty-five dollars
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-17

Iron a. Medicine
Is well known and Acknowledged by all medica
men. The difficulty has been 70 obtain such a pre-
paraton Of II as will enter the circulation and as
simulate AZ once with the blood. This point, SAYS
Dr. Has IS, Massachusetts state Chemist has been
attained W the Peruvian Syrup, by combination N
a uay befors Hninourn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-17

There were in the District of Columbia
aud vicinity on the LIST inst, 5000 freed
people. men, women and children. During
the past month there were issued $50 rations
a day to the freed people. But of course
the remaining 32,7O0 have in no way been
liable to take care of themselves
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-17

REBEL DEBT IN GEORGIA On Tuesday,
Governor johnson of Georgia, telegraphed
to the President that the Georgia State Con-
vcntion had repudiated the rebel war debt
by a vote Of 1873 to III. Bitter opposition
was made to the vote by some-pTesumed to
be interested in the rebel debt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-17
Vermont Items.

Peter Phelps colored-nan Ill years old.
who had lived IN St. Adams nearly fifty
years, died on Friday.
Four inches of snow fell at Danville last
week Tuesday. making good sleighing.
Norman Mcmillan was pulled of hand
car last week Tuesday near Newport, by his
vest getting caught In the gearing the car
ran over him, injurlng him severely.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-17

james Fisk, ST., Of Brattleboro, attempt
ed to commit suicide last week by jumping
from a bridge INTO the river. lie was taken
out before life was extinct, and has been
placed in the insane asylum.
The bedding, clothing. hospital stores,
furniture. standard medicines, and all E
appurtenances of the Sloan L. 5. General
Hospital, Montpelier, are to be sold at auc-
ton on the 9th inst.
Gov. Dillingham; has appointed Thursday,
the 18th day OF December next, as a day of
public praise and thanksgiving throughout this
State.
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BoUcHT OUT.-G. d. Williams has bought
out the saloon on Church street, lately &C
cupied by A. &. Starkweather, who has
purchased for $1,000 of VIM. q. Shaw,
the Markham Block, fronting on Catlin's
Lane and White streets. He intends fitting
up, the building as first class restaurant, to
be opened at an early day.-Times.
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THE POCKET MUFF.

There is a novelty in mufs. Ii is some
what in the shape of the morocco bags which
ladies carry on shopping excursions, and is
called the pocket muff. Some specimens of
this muf are made up in mink fur. with
leather back and it has the natural head
of the mink in front. A pocket for the
purse and another for the handkerchief are
In the muff. and there are also cord and tas-
sells to 20 around the neck 1t Is admirably
adapted TOR skating, as the hands can be
withdrawn without danger of losing the
null The collar TO match this style of muff
is narrow, being made of one entire SKIN,
the head and tail forming the lappets in
front.
This style of muff made in grebe-skin,
with the head OF the bird turned over the
pocket in front, and festooned with cord and
tassels, is something quite curious. There
is no collar to match the grebe-skin muff.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-17

UNITED STATES DIsTmcT Court.-A
special Jury Term of the United States Dis
trlct Court was commenced in the Court
House, in this city, at ten A. NJ. today. His
Hon. Judge Smalley, presiding A number
of important cases will undoubtedly be dis
posed of at this term.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-17

IN modern science. acting upon the Beard and Hair
in an almost miraculous manner. II has been used
by the elite Of Paris and London with the most
nattering success. Names Of all purchasers will he
registered and IL entire satisfaction is not given in
every instance, the money will be cheerfully re-
funded Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, 81
Descriptive circulars and testimonials mailed free
Address BERGER, SHULTZ a Co, Chemists p
O. Drawer p, Troy, n. Y, Sole Agents for the
United States.
Oct. IO.-d&wly
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VERMONT % NTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Nor. G. 1865.
TRAINS GOING sourH AND EAST.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
500 T. 81, 49, NV
all TRAN caves Rouse's Point al $50 A. NJ, Con-
nee ling az W lite River Junction AID Bellows Fails
Will trains 70 Boston, Worcester, Springfield and
New forS, arr wing at New York at lois p. NJ and
with trains on fassumpsic r. R.
Day Express leaves Moztreal at $50 A. NJ.
StJohns at 10 AN, 0gdenshurgh at 80 A. NJ. for
Boston, &c, connecting at Burlington with Rut-
land Road for Troy and New York, arriving in
Boston via Lowell at te.2O p. NJ
Night Express leaves Ogdenshurgh at n 30 A. NJ
Montreal 30 NJ, Ro0se's Point SIS M St. Johns
at 40 p. NJ, arriving at Boston at sac A. NJ con-
Meeting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield, &C. and arriving in New
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HEELER wILsO Ms

FOR SALE AT NEW YORK CITY PRICES
GEO. W. q. g. BENEDICT,
Free Press Building, ~,
Burlington, VI
The WHEELER 4 WILSON Sewing Machine too' '''
HIG EST PRE- MIU VI
the County Fsir last week. = .,t
atsaThis Machine makes the LOCK STITCH,
ranks highest sccount Of elasticity, pefm.s.ans
beauty and general desiresblcness OF the stsrs
when done, and the wide range Of its spPhc@
Report OF American ins, ituts, NV forA. v;ou,
This report vas In accordance With the -
awards, st the Fairs Of dosen OF the NOR !, ne
inent Nschan mics Institutes, East and WIS., At
Fairs 81 the United States Agricultural cos $780,. a
the Fair. 'ftwenty States. and ut huh1''
County F.irs- -... Dt
The WHssLEp wnsoS MACHINE WILL sE '. 18th
rnNG from the thinnest muslin TO the eea We. slI.
or even leather. IL wsrks equally ven o,,,I,e,
linen, WOODEN and cotton goods, SsAHiss, Ssxn.rine
HEnnISs. 6ArBERrSG and FILLING, 'boles
every sps oi~s o. sewing except making os..o an
and stitching OH buttons Upon sssalene ~. vork
opsrator With one machine. will psrform -srs
Of ten sssmstrssses. IL viii do ners sfSsr
kists Of ssrk, ssd IN . better nss"0' -
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Burlington, Vt, Sept. Is.
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON n. Y.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing June 70, Iss5, trains will run AZ FOL
lows.
LEAVE BURLINGTON.
9.ro a. NJ, MAIL TRAIN s,r BOSTON. Lowell. Wor-
ccster. Fitchhurgh. B-attieb0ro. Springfield Hart
FORD, New Haven, TOY, Albany and New York .
siFlFe IN Troy a. s2j 7. u New York lo2j T. NJ;
Through 70 Boston 'rifsoaf chang, ofcar,
300 n ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Rutland
Bellows Falls and Drattichoro; arrive at Rutland
5.l5 r. ~, Bellows Pals q.i5 p. NJ, Brattleboro
lute a. n.
i.2s NJ, EXPRESS TEAM for Troy. Albany New
urk and the West, arrive az Troy 500 ?. N:
New YORK o A. ", by Tucson River Railroad
Sleeping Cars or Hudson River Steamers
Through 10 Troy uiih7at change Of Cas-
= P, Y, MIG 1T EXPRESS, with Sleeping Car. for
New Gork and Boston. Arrive Ia Troy At 5 IN, A
n New York 1890 A. NJ; Boston 40 An
Through 20 Troy and Boston uifsouf chang, Of Co.,
From n, South and EIff Trans ann, at Buringf,-
foHourss
i-2o p. ~, NAIL TRAIN f70m Boston. Lowell. Wor
ceste. Springfield. Hartford, New Haven.
Leaves Boston 81 A L.
BIS A. n, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN. with sleepIn,
Cars, from New Y1rk and Boston. Leaves New
York at P. n, Boston 5.30 P. N.
S ~ A. ~ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leave Brat
tleaoro $40 p. n Bellows Pals SIS 9. ~. Rut-
land 600 A. n.
:. n, EMPRESS TRAIN fret. Rutland, New
York and Troy.
TICK Els sold for Saratoga, Troy, Albany, New
New York Central and Western Railroads and in
give by
wv. CARPENTER.
No. l. American Hotel Block.
BaggaEe checked through.
- Fare always as low as by any other line.
dEO A. MERRILL, Sup't
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The orchestra people in n. Y. city are 30
disguised with the result of their late move
ment that they propose to move to some
other locality. We beg TO suggest Strikers
Bay.
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NEW BOOKS.

"THE INTUITIoNS OF THE MIND by Nc
Il Cash.
Natural History a manual Of Geology for
Schools, colleges and the General Reader, by S
Tenncy. =
49, "Dante,r as Philosopher, Patriot and Poet, by
Nincerya BOtta
Matrimonial lufelcities.r by Barry Gray.
"Artemus Ward, His Travels
Bullon's Latin, English Dictionary a new
edition, fer sale by
Oct. IA E.A. FULLER
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HONEY
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LIFE, FIRE y MARINE INSURANCE

r
1Efna Insurance Company,
/ OF HARTFORD, COnn,-Cash Assets. g, 67i ,352
Home Insurance Company,
| OF NEW YORK.-Cash Assets. 81 ss7, 6t2
NarrGgansett Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
OF PRO vIDENCE. R. l. Cash Assets. 5000
The Insurance Company Of North America.
PHILADELPHIA. Cash Assets...........sl, 10000
PhGnir Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, Conn.-Cash Assets. ..... .s9o6,7s5
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, Conn.-Cash Assets...... $4,000
North Western Insurance Company,
OF oSwEGO,N. Y.-Cash Assets.......... $4,000
Western Massachusetts Insurance Co.
OF PITTsFIELD, Mass.-Cash Assets.....sl 55,7s
International Fire Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK. Assets. I,I25,Ooo
North american Fire Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK.-Cash Assets. s67s, 40
LoriHard FIRE Insurance Company,
Of NEW YoRK.-Cash Assets. ,3la,l95
Neto York Life Insurance Company.
OF NEW YORK.-Cash Assets. .t2,Gs3. 800
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
or HARTFORD, Conn. Cash ct ...sI,ooo,oo
Manhattan Life Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK. Cash Assets. ,50OOo !
Fire and Inland Insurance taken in the above /
named first class companies to the amount Of Sl25,
OO0 in one risk.
Dwelling houses and their contents and farm pro-
peity generally will be insured for one or a term
of years allowing the insured 10 receive bsck year
ly three fourths the profits, at rates low as to
make it an object TO all having such property to
insure. 70 try these Companies.
Premium l0'es ave not required and the insured
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On first class dwelling houses and contents policies
for five years will he given for per cent premium
for the whole term, and the insu ed allowed a re-
urn Of three-fourths the profits annually.
Apply in person or by mail to
S. WIRES, Agent.
Feb. l3-dawl
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PAPER HANGINES

DIAPER ANGINGS-sOo. 900 Rolls Room paper
l. Of all grades and qualities, and prices cheapes
an the cheapest Call and examine before pur-r
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Burlington. VT, March y.
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The Albany Journal makes Barlow's ma
iority IN the State p 600, Ths Argues
con cedes il is about thar figure
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WONDERFULLY STRANGE.
MADAME NJ. II. PERRE6AULT

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Who has astonished the scientific classes Of Paris
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guarantees To produce life-like picture Of the fu-
ture husband or wife Of the patron, together with
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PIANO FORTE PLAYING,
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The Springfield Republican narrates a
curious railroad accident which occurred at
Clinton. CT, few days ago. An express
train was approaching, when a COW, annoy
ed by small dog, dashed ON to the train
" zen the train had passed the COW lay with
her head cut of, and the little dog, with hi
tail cut of, sat between the rails looking af-
ter the retiring cars with a face indicative Of
the most intense astonishment aud disgust
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-17

There seems TO have been an unusual num-
Der Of marine disasters lately One Of the
latest reported is the loss of brig Mary Ann
for Havana on Frying Pan Shoals. An owner
of the vessel, with his wife and two children,
was on board.
The vessel was wrecked off Frying Pan
Shoals, and Mr.. j. c. Nichols and nine
others were taken into the first mates boat.
and after four days of peril. picked up and
kindly treated by the officers of the brig
Brazil and brought to New York. Five Of
this party died The member OF the firm
with his family and the captain took to the
captains boat, which has not been heand Of
since.
Mr.. Nichols states that they were Obliged
TO open the VEINS Of some Of the party and
thus were sustained by sucking their blood.
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4 sensation" was experienced by stage
load of passengers in Bellows Falls last
Wednesday. An engine came up just as
they crossed the track, so close as to smash
one wheel Of the stage.
The Express learns that the Mountain
Maid steamer which has run on Lake Ma
cog for some years. sunk on Sunday last,
near Gcorgeville, c. Z.
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! VI Il q II L AN
TO ALL
4 VII H 4 ID = e,

VIII H. D,Nr
The great value Of
Iron Medicine
Is well known and Acknowledged by all medica
men. The difficulty has been 70 obtain such A ure-
Pauh " y a wi enter the eircaiation and as
smiiate AZ once with the blood This point, says
DR.. Has IS. Massachusetts, State Chemist has been
aitainedtn the Peruvian Syrup, ~ combination m
a tray before HHknoun.
The Peruvian Syrup
saPROTECTED solution Of the PROTOXTDE OF
IRON NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE that
strikes at the Root Of Disease hy supplying the
IRON
The Peruvian Syrup
aures Dyspepsia, Liver CompI int, Dropsv. Fever
Snd Ague Chronic Diarrh@a Loss Of Enersy, Low
p irits.
The Peruvian Syrup
nfuses Strength vigor and New Life into the sy.-
TEN and builds up an Iron Constitution
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Nervous Affections, Female Complaints,
Scroiuls, Boils, Scurvey, and all diseases Of the
Kidneys and Bladder.
The Peruvian Syrup
sa SPECIFIC for all diseases originating in a BAD
STATE OF THE BLOOD, or accompanied by De-
hility or a Low State OF the System.
..To all the WEEK the WORN and the
WEARY"
"ThePeruvian Syrup is one Of the few advertised
medicines which Is worthy Of notice, and personal
trial Of IL for many years has shown Us that IL pos
sesses all the qualities claimed by its propretors
As is tonic in cases Of impaired health or weakened
constitutions II has no superior. Unlike most TONES
and Bitters it Is entirely free from alcohol and
therefore its emergIing effects are not followed by
corresponding reaction. II will be found far su-
Perior 20 wine or brandy in all cases where these
have been prescribed for weakness and debility
The certificates OF DIR. Hayes, State Assayer OF
Mass, and Of DIR. Chiffon. the celebrated Chemist
Of New York. agree that there Is in its composition
no mineral or vegetable poison, or Objectionable
substance whatever. Its principal ingredient is a
salt Of the Protoxide Of Iron so combined andemist
tected to form durable and palstahle medisition
We can most unhesitatingly recommend it to nAbl
remarks voluntarily and Of our own prompting
having richly experienced its benefits
TAogsaHd' Aaus been eAaHQss By the Of fhs rsp-
,sy, from iceak, missrGbis ersGiHrss, 10 strong
healthy and happy men and tronsn, GHd IHudds cannot
reasonably Aesifafe 10 gfus az a friGi.
Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures and
from some Of the most eminent |
Physicians Clergymen, and others, will be sent |
FREE to any address
FOR SALE by
SETH W. FOWLE CO., Is fremont st. Boston. |
j. p. DINSMORE, AL Broadway New YORK.
And by all Druggists.
Russia SGIre!
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established the superiority OF
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALYE
over all other healing preparations.
FOR sALEBY-
iETH W. FOWLE& CO., Is fremont st. Boston
and by all Druggists and Grocers and at all
Country Stores.
daw2taw
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C,ARPET swEEPERs at .......
~ WHEELER 4 RIPLEY ,s.

RoYs AND YOUTHS RUBBER BOOTS iu.trs
- eeivei at PRoUTY'
DOMESTICs.
TO THE TRADE.
IuST received on consignment 20 bales Standard
~ Sheetings. The above goods were made some
or years ago &C course much better than goods OF
that class manufactured at the present time and
they are now offered 70 the trade at the lowest
market prices. as the goods ust be sold very soon
to close the account.
Fine unbleached Cottons, Bleached Cottons, Cotton
flannels, stripe Shirtngs, Tickings, Den
MINIS Double and Twists Corset
Jeans, Cambrcs, &C., &c.
Prints and De LANES, together with ane Stock Of
DRESS FOODS,
Merinoes.
Empires. Cloths,
Alpscas,
Toll de Venice,
Poll de Chevres,
Figured Mohairs
&c, &c, &c.
SHIFTING FLANSELs
both in fancy and plain styles large assortment
Repsllants, Balmorals, Sc, &c, in fine a
full stock OF every thing I'm the Dry
Goods line. Also. large stock Of
YANKEE NOTIONS,
very cheap
Purchasers invited TO examine these goods, a. /
they will be sold at market prices.
EDWARD LYMAN,
Oct le, 1865 Corner Store.
At WHEELER & RIPLEY's.
A NY Paint mixed with BrsIninss Improxed
"A Linseed OIL. u warranted never 70 crock, scale
nor wash Oh
Sept. a dtf
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CollqfNQlIo1t

DR. STRICKLAND's MELLIFLU0Us COUGB
bhLsAM warranted to cure Coughs, Cold,
Consumption, and all the affections Of yhe Throa,
and Lungs.
70 For s,le by Druggists. 50 cents per bo..YG
: Geo. C.6oodwin Co, - Hanore r Street. boston
Sole Agents ncs New England
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,- GOLD JEwELRY.

,er GOLD JEwELRY.
E0STIHE, ChAtelxin, and Guard Chains. Necs
IL Chains Ear Rings, Brooches, Cuff Buttons sc
Pins. Charms, Lockets, Gold Thimble Tooth
Picks, r.. &C.
RINGS.
Ladies' and. Gents, SiSnet, Locket Frisn hip O
Magic, California Diamond. Ruby, Pearl, arns
and other Stone Rings, heavy Isl plain and nEln'
turned Rings,Corps and Masonic Rings-
'0r J.E BRINSMAID,
at the old stand. Church stree