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HENRY Helms,
Manufacturer OF
BHLI.1RD Tables,

with his
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John r. Henry a Co, Waterbury.
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SD. & II, w. SMITH.
ORG.f.VS

THE AMERICAN URuANs are the ONLY
REAL REQ ORGANS row before the pnplic
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The American Organs lot only have the Wind
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FRANKLIN STONES ESTATE.

A-ANEL PL,k.
Judge u the supreme Court.
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JOB BATES, ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT. 'i'he Eonora5lc the Probate
DISTRICT % CHIrrEDES. - Il Court for the district
of Chitteudcn.
To persons Interested In the csa'. Il Job Bate
l4tc 81 Essex In said District. deceased, GEEETINC.
NhLEEA-. said Court hat4 assigned The 6la dsy Of
November neat the settlement 81 the auiiustiatua
accom- % the administrator u the estate II said de-
ceased and orvrrd thar pubic notice thereof De given
D. AL persons Interested DO said cslic, by Iu1isl
tis Or-r three ve,ss slcc,--iy,y Vf-y- 70 che day
said Distuct.
tHkLEt ORE, you are hereby aotiieI lpear 81
The Probate court Rooms on Bl-Iagton, 90 day
gnrd. then there cont. 20 Jh- allowance Of sad
account. u y0u see use.
Gwen under my hsLd, this I5;h lay Of October, A.
1850.
WILDER L. BCENAP. Register.
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The amount q thore. First Mortsge Ponds to Re
i-sued per mile Is limited iy 'aw 90 the amount %
United states Bonds allowed ard issued to sil tie
clcstructicn of the Road, and tie " rt-age ~
vlic' they arc seeu ed is declared BY &c, o. Con
ereis to constitute len p'i'r ard superior 20 that
OF the Utitst States Government.
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The manufacturers OF this powder are aware that
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EVERY " 0M A y
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STATE or VERMONT l'The Honorable Probate
olsIsIcr % cHrrrTN. L Court Or the Disuci
Chijtendcu.
To al Oh persons interested In the estate Of Fran
In y Ec 20 Hineaburgl ia sAi1 District
GRE ETING.
Whereas, appre7tion in writing hath been made 90
u court BY the guardian Of said tor license 10 Sell
a the real estate Of said Esrd setting forth therein that
MS said wrd owns undivided fourth part Of farm
OF 100 acres e land situated In inrshnrk vermont
Formerly belonging % the estate % Bate Steans.
Aud hrrcupun the sad Court appointed and assigned
thr Is day Il Nrven Der A. ID l>66 a. the Probate
Court Rooms. said Distrei, hear and decide upou
said application and ordered that public DO ice thereof
e ven O. all 0nsinvrestrd herein ty puol hir
THIS order ihr weeks surcrssivey, IN the Burning
Free Press Newspaper which calculates IN the neigh
borhood of those prrsons Interested therein. al e.:
which publications shall De- previous % the time a.
pointed iur hearing.
Therefore Yea ar hereby notified 20 appear before
said Court the time Aforesaid then aI there 10 Oh
jet e. the granting % such lice II yur
Given undsr my hand, at the Pro.ste Court Rooms
this 18th day % Oct. A. d l>56.
WILDER L. BURSAP, Register
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LEVI PROCToR,s EsTATE.

I'VE. TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointrt.
w by the Honorable the PTutate Court f1i the Dis
trlct Of Chttenden. Commissioners 10 examine
and adjust the claims a4d demald, 81 al persons,
against the II Levi Proctor late % estford 10
said District, represented iL>0lvent AMI all ca
and demands exhibited in Offset thcrcto and six months
from the day u IN, date hereof being allowed BY said
Court for thar purpose do therefore hereby give
tice that We will attend the bus orr appoint
rneut al the dwelling Il Alnry stone. in Hestford, in
sa.d District. the dfih day Il January 1861. and
A. nj sixth next AZ O'Clock T. NJ. on each Of ssd
dsys
DATED this ffth day q october, \. d. 1sC6.
Il T. NJ G nI y 'lhi' Commissioners.
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READ WHAT DR.. sCHoyILL SAYS
OF ALIENS LUNG BALSAM;


Of ALIENS LUNG BALsAM;
Mtssre. J. y. HARRIS & Co:
GENrs-I make the following statement from
perfect conviction and knowledge Of the benefits
ALIENS LUNG BALsAMin curing the nost dee
seated Pulmonary Consumption have witnessed
Its effects on the young and the old, and oan
truly say that Z! il far the best expectorant remedy
with which am acquainted. For Coughs, and all
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1t by them, ready tn administer upon the first sp-
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phlegm and matter to raise, without irritating those
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constipation Of the bowels. it also gives strength
to the system stops the night-sweats, and changes
tie morbid secretions to healthy ttats-
Your respectfully, 4. l. SoovItt.
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CTATE OF VERMONT.
y ChiItendeu County. n
Chancery sept Term, i-.".

BELDzS No1LE, Survivor.
- ATE OF VERMONT.
JOSsPH LtNpoy. y Chir.endeu County. N
CoEDsLIA c. LASDoS & Chancery sept. Term, is.-
Pony LASION.
The petition In said cause sets forth the ground %
decree q force osure upon parts q lots numbered
twenty five and twenty six in Hinesburgb In said
county. and alleged a. B. wnt by the said Pole
Landon, made by sand Joseph anu said Bilden
con Harmon Noble deceased the OF Twelve
hu ndred dollars. daIed epJenbrr %, 4 d. 1866 and
that n note Is due and IN, al End u ap
praring that said Polly Indon is absent from this
and ha not had personal Notice Of said su II Is oItcT
ed thst she be notified thereof nd appear in COuTtou
he first day Of its next term, being the rst Tuesday
in April, A ID. 1861, and answer said petition and -
is ordered that the substance % said petition together
with this order BE- published in the Burlington Free
Press newspaper printed in sad Buriia gton, three
weeks excessively the last Of which publications shall
BE- ~ least twenty days prior 20 sad term
Done by order % Court this 18th d o. October,
d lS6G.
Gao. ;. EpNrSps Solicitor.
Al. HOWARD. Dep. Clerk
willows
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Railroads.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing OdS, 1866.

IRAlSs NClSo AND EAST.
Leave Burlington a. us A. NJ. u. 20 P. NJ, and
Mail Train leaves Rousss Poin. at4sG A. NJ, re-
eeives passenger from 0gfensbGrgh r. and cor
ectIng at " tie River Junction and Bellows Falls
n trains 70 Boston, Worcester. Springfield and
18th trains en- f.ssunpsio T. r. arrives at New
York 1t 10 As p ~
Day Express leaves Montreal At s.31 A. NJ.
Z. Johns al 10 A. NJ. OgdensbuTgh at SO a. ~.
ROuse's Point 10 - A N. for Boston. &c. irving
in Boston via Lowell ct 10 SOP. 81.
Niyht Express leaves 0gsisnsburt.t a 70 30 A. NJ
Montreal3 - PM, ROuses Point SIS PM. 81 Johns
Z ~ 2. NJ, arriving a. Boston az Rf1 A. NJ cor
Nesting At Bellows Falls With Che-hire Railroad for
3os.on and Worcester and with Vermont Valley
Railroad FOR Springfield. &c. and arriving IN New
Fork - 1890 ?. ~
rRAiss soIss NORTH AND wEsr
Leave Burlington AZ 800 A. 81, - 80 P. ST., i.+5
P. NJ, 30P.M.
VI. for burlington, 81 Alhans. Montreal, arriving
AZ Montreal AT n ?. n. OgdensburgL At A NJ
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell a; 7.0f A. 81.
via Lawrence and FitehhuIg at 30 A 81. Spria--
ssTd at 7.i5 A. ". for Rur!inston, and St. Aibsn.
and Ozdenshurgh.
The Train leaving Boston via Fitch ar.b 4 .,
A. NJ. and Springfield At T45 4. II connect a. White
River Junction with the Day h pstss tain
Accommodation Train leaves NOrthfelc at 10 -
A. NJ. Burlington, Rutlsnd, 81. Adams, Rouses'
Point. &c.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 P. ~.
r-ceiEing passengers from Vermont Valley R. p
leaving New York at l2.I5 P. NJ. and rom Cheshire
r r. ies wing Boston at $50 P. 81 Connecting "a
White River Junction with train leaving Boston q
SD P. NJ, for Burlington, Rouse's Point MONTREAL
and ogdensburg, connecting with Grand Trunk
trains for the Vest
Sleeping cars are attached to both the Night fy-
press trains running between st. Adams ard
'lston, and ST. Adams and Springfield.
Tickets TO Detroit, Chicago and all points West
sold by II. ". DEURY, Agent, No 2 American Eo-
tel Burlington Vt baggage check ed through.
Through tickets 70 Chicago and the West for
sale II the Principal stations.
@. MERRILL. supr.
81. Adams Oct. 5. 1856
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ANTOINE Asa's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. B The Honorable the Probate
District q ChltIenden -. Court for the District %
Chittrndenden,
To oil persons interested in the estate of Antoine Ash
Of HiEesburgh in sail District, deceased,
GREETING.
whereas, said Court hG;h assigned the 10th day of
November rext for settlement Of the administration
account Of the administrator Of the estate Of said de-
ceased and ordered that public notice thereof Be given
20 all persons interested In said estate BY publishing
this order three successfully previous the day
assigned. in the Frcs Press printed in Burlington in
said District.
Therefore, you hereby notified 10 appear at the
Probate Court rooms In Blu lington the Jay assigned
then and there the allowance 0 said mt n
you cause
1850.
wl.wa WILDE 1. RUENAP. Resister.
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WHITES ELIXIR.

VI If warniug Ano Instruction for Young men
$50, Diseases aud Al uses which premsturely pros
the vital powers, Vith sure means Of r-lief
sent Free of charge. in sealed litter envelopes.
Address. DR.. J. h LIN hOUGHTpN, Howard
o.. -ssOciation. Philadelphia. Pc.
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CENTS WANTED.-t2no.

AGENTS WANTED.-s2000 a Year and
n Expenses 70 Male and Frmaie Agents, to in
truduce a new and Us full invention, absolutely
needed In every h. u ehuld Agents preferring TO
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day. For particulars address W. Il. WILSON, 4 Co.
Cleveland, Ohio.
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USE
Pen ey's
EGYPTIAN lotus
FOR THE
HANDKERCHIEF
UPH DIST r RT GOODS.
WINDOW SHADES,
window Shade Fixtures.

HOLLANDS AND LINENS,
Lace and Nottingham Lace Curtains
CURTAIN CORNICEs,
Table oil Cloths, snsnelet Cloths, Picture Cords,
- NAV hs found Wholesale and Retail ct
CCPP PEARS,
~ wsshipgron It., Boston
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CCRLs.CCR L>,

4 sample o. Prot ROBES CURLIoUE val DC sent
f-ce q any address rhs unique will curl the
s.-aizhtrst HAIR on c irst Application (Eithout
D. iIr,) ia soft luxuriant, oeauiiiul flowing curls
Address. with stamp.
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DR.. NTsTTIsoN'S SURE REMEDIES
Fer = lfciai Gases.

Canhs obtained ouly at his oGlee. No. &
Union Street. Providence, and are raat
by express in sealed packages, s,-.-, r-,u.
o-'srraioH, 70 eli .rts OF the country Ts,v 1, mol
cure a. u'ai1g, "a 70, their respective purpose
t7ey g5-.fit-ly sarf 10 eqaa, e Circulars giving
.ui inf rnttoa e-i,s he siyl,u tssiipoai-,. also
1C'E'a S7.-I' Ditssses. ia ssa'sI sErsfaas, sent
free. q Be .i,-s and se,d for hsm, for without
rrfe-s4-s n5aIvsrt sing physician should be trust
ei. El'lsse % ='amp FOR postage, and direct &C
DR. aiArTIsoN. No. - Union Street. Providence
RI Al. q. Us 6-dawIy
PERTINENT AND WIDE SPREAD
Is tie l-zt evidence Of the good ess Of BRAN
DKETH's PILLS They RI. uld be In every family,
ready llr use IN tie fr5. symptoms Of disease CO
cur-ia- This method viii onel save lie. Re
member. thc
CHOLERA MUST BE TREATED As A FOLSOM,
an your safety demands it should be got rid q
without delay. Colds, rheumat SIN, asthma, pleu-
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consequence OF active impurities in the blood
These being removed, the health is restored at
once.
observe my name in the Government stamp 81
white letter. sid ~ Druggists.
vI1nIdaw g. BRANDRETH.
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The aid rec .Esd r. N tic Government 10 amount
equal 70 this Fisstsic5tgs-sl is econouicaI'y and
iucciousls piled to TIE corst uct'ol and equip
rueut q tie B,ar, tore;lcl with rcsT'y :7,.D0Dna.
received from stocs sutscrI,i sid other sourc-
es. The Firs ortzase theref-e amounts to but
about IS per cent Of tie actual cost and value OF
tie P.ogo.ty which Il covers
The road 8. row completed, EQUIPPED AID run
uirg from Sacramento Cts 60 Alta. a distance %
miles and the earning flr the three months
ending gust Isl were as iaI.cvs,vs.
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CHEvALiER.s LIFE FOR THE HAIR.

NEVER FAILS 90 restore ,r-y -A.r is original
c-.. g. FRESHNESS and beauty E44
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20 hELN promote its 20, VII. CERTAIN O. i'm
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ed 10 q cesu, e,iol. and healthy condition COM
n. nothing iuiuri. usi has No EQUAL as a HAIR
ls..EsslNG sud Il endorsed hs he phy s!cians.
.s-sure you, ie- cef tie u.n, is all You re-
60 IRE FIR toe tar.
sold by ali Druggists, sud 40 ny Office, No. ll25
H0alway, y. Y. SARAH A CHENALlER. n. d.
Whole sle To- b4sf0a rs geo. G.. GoudSin c..
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