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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

NV TElEGRApH ENrERrRIsE.-A bill has
passed the House Incorporating the New Eng
land Telegraph Company, with Trenor ". Park,
Z Bennington Frederick Billings, Of Wood
stock John b. Page, of Rutland: Lawrence
Barnes, I. c. Dodge, and o. A. Dodge, Of Bur
ng;on, as incorporates, with a right to con-
.truct line Of telegraph from the Northernly
o. the Southernly line q the State. together with
branches to any point within the State, and
connect with other lines IN New Hampshire
Massachusetts,, New York and the Canadian
provinces, with capital Of one hundred thou
sand dollars, which may be increased to one
million Of dollars. The names Of these incorpo-
ratr, indicate that this hin 50 mean. business
WINoosK1.-Tle first annual meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association Of Winooski
wa held on Tuesday evening in their rooms in
W,ston's block. The following officers were
'ao-en for the year ensuing;
President-A C. Ballard.
Yice-Presdent-B. :. Jones.
Corresponding Secretary-L. Il. Elliott
Recording Secretary-L. f. Smith.
Treasures. L. Reynolds.
These five officers, together with VIM. V. Rey-
la,ls, ;. H. Weston, A. f. Jones and H. Pad
dock, constitute Board Of Directors.
During the year the Association has sustained
weekly prayer meeting Sunday afternoons and
since March neighborhood prayer meetings sun
day evenings. If the necessary encouragement
and assistance can be given, reading room viii
be opened Something Of this kind Is very much
needed to meet the wants Of the young, many Of
whom now have no pleasant place where they can
spend an hour when the LAHORE Of the day
are over.
TIE Old CouNuE.-Preyious to the Declar
alton Of the Independence Of Vermont in l777
the State was included within the limits Of foul
counties.
The County Of Cumberland embracing tina
portion Of the State lying east Of the Greer
Mountains and extending as far north as til,
s,uth line Of Orange County, was established b,
the Colonial Legislature of New York, in 1866
This act was annuled by virtue Of royal deere
county was incorporated in March Of the sam
year. The first shire town was Chester, but tn
county seat was removed to Westminster il
i772.
The County of Gloucester. embracing all tn
s'lte lying east of the Green Mountains an
north of Cumberland County, was established i
ITO The shire town was Newbury.
The County of Charlotte, embracing porto
Of the State Of New York and that portion {
Vermont lying west Of the Green Mountains an
north Of the towns of Arlington and Sunderland
vas constituted in l772, with its shire located
a1enesborough, tnow Whitehal!.)
The remainder Of the State, lying west Of tn
Green Mountains and south Of the county
Charlotte, was embraced in the county OF
1any, in the State of New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

. PRICES! ] he New England Garnet % of 70
ton, Mass established nearly quarter o. a century
ago in their present location. ia Halls over n 75
-, y, -, 81 - 50 and = Hanover Street. have pro
badly furnished more houses with Garnet. thap spv
other house in the country. In order 70 frd tho-e
AT distance the advantages oftheir low prices pro-
pose TO send, on the rece II Of She price, % yards
cents per yard, with samples Of ten sorts. VARYING
in price from p cents d per ard suitable for fJT-
uishIng every part OF any house. 4w
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nOMBINING tine maximum ~ eflc ency, durahilI-
\ ity. and economy. " th the minimum " weight
aud price They are widely and iavorahiy inewn-
more than six hundred being In use. All warranted
SIT -ftet u, ny uo sale Descriptive circulars sent
app cation. Address
j. G.. HOADLEY & CO.,
Nof- -.-eoiGwGm. Lawrence, has-
NOTICE.
ID broke into the enclosure " the subscriber. about
ID the I,t OF August. a Dark lay mare, "a hands
high. lame in the right hind leg. The owner is re-
que-ted o. prove property paw charges and take
LeI away .,
l. x PACKARD.
Milton. VI. Nov. -th. WV
AFTER GRANT. WHAT!
4 NEW AND BETTER WAY in The One Dollar
n sale Trade. 40 tickets TO buy. Get any art
Gle You want. Agents paid better, with half thu
trouble, delay aud expense than Boy the old system.
our circular viii explain the now Method. send and
get one. to
j. Z AUSTIN & BRO.
Noq. aIwtw. Is Hanover Street Boston, Mas.
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STERLING SILVER WARE and FINE
ELECTR0PLATED WABE.-The Gorham Manu-
featuring Company, ofproy.ieuce. Z I..hayiu- the
largest manufactory Of Solid Silver Ware in the
world, with the most improved machinery, AMI EN-
ployins the most skllfd labor, are enabled to offer
an unequaled variety Of new and beautiful designs
in Dinner Services, AMI every article specially
adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts
They offer also their wel-snown and uurivalled
Nickel Silver Egetro-PateI Ware, In which they
have introduced now patterns ofn.re elegance. Tho
Solid Silver guaranteed to De u sterling purity by
[ S. Muta--a The RlectIo-Plate is guaranteed
to he superior to the finest sheffield ware. Orders
are received from the Trade onl,, but these goods
may Tie obtained from responsible dealers every
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.
Communicate lE Ihl ..aiar-

SoaIC months arn I VS. called D. attend a lady "
Williams. ur-. y !, Who bad long been sutierin.
marked ~ constant vaginal dlschar-e sometimes
" a gatclE consistency aud Sometimes creamy an
muro-purulgrt. Size hai been under other eaS
men. for me time, hut constantly grew worse Va
zIual examination disclosed eXteUs-v We iuduratiou
and liberation q the ccrix ureri. The uterine IN
tla-llatli which was evidently usslll o. q cbrUuts
form. was also aggravated hy l1u.-stauiing- cousti-
patton palpI tti0u q the heart. i-t sreats cough
poo- appetite. and aim - dls FAINT n-s She flint
ei . "a tuDst entire luseu~ltllltF during Of my
first visits. commenced, q course hy such active
local treatment as the ceI4tlou demanded, and
then applied myself q recL erttou u the general
health. 10 was Iucouveuisut 90 see her frequently
and except % mark the healing Of Tie ulcers in h
early stages, visited her only every other week
For tonic ami cOustiiut IA iuys-oralt pudd'sN.r
vine only was prescribed. had sometime before
become acquainted with it. properties, and knew
~ nothing more safe or sat ssut4lv in it. uroha biz,
effects And the result completely justified nv e.
pectatcu. In less Than Eht the Bowels hAd
become free and regular in their movements the
ni-h.-sweats disappeared. and appetite began 10
grow The faiut.n- spells became less frequent.
and 500 ceased altogether. In a-other fortnight
there was no more cough, the vaginal discharge was
seushly diminishing sleep was normal aad refresh
ins, and the general health decidedly improved.
What remains Is soon told The patient continued
the If the NerVine, and other medicinel for
some weeks longer when my further attendance wa.
not required. since her recovery have seen her
but once. She seems perfectly we'll Her JOY over
restored ealth IS atural s enough most enthusiast
tic. She never before had medicine give her such
comt0rt-aut such appetite and such slseB-aR nj
such courage-ant susI strength. She wouldn't Try
% keep house again without il AID So forth. and
forth. IL is my OWE opinion that the Nerviue Is the
best tome and corrective IL the female rgan IatioH
that mas ever come under NY 90 seryatlou. / shall
not fail o. continue is use IN all simila cases, and
the profession know thoF are numerous enough.
For sale by al Druggists. Price, One Iollsr. sW
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srRAYEn OR STOLEN.


nNE TWO YEAR OLD HEIFER, with notch
~ under the right ear. Any one giving iniorma-
ton Of the same will be amply rewarded.
D. B. BISHOP.
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We call attention Go the advertisement of tine
opening Of the Winter Term of the Wiliston
Atalemy next Monday
The Principal, Mr. C. G. Mayo. has been
highly successful in hi- efforts TO establish
good school, as the searching examination al the
close Il his last term viii fully testify.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

-VlR WINTER TERRI oftlis School will be gin on
| Monday, December tn.
J. ". RUSSELL, Principal.
Nov q -+ltEwlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

November eth being the twenty-ffth ami
..-lry Of the welding day of Hon. L. A. Bishop
Jericho, Wa the occasion Of one OF those social
-,,herius- of friend. aud relatives never TO be
,tseu. About one hundred met to participate
a ,he festivities Of the occasion. The offerings,
.- tokens Of love and esteem, were many. A par
tlI description Of few is all the limits Of this
1rticle viii allow.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

Ou, r. the best Agricultural Periodical m the
Country. '-Bost0H Journal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

,..--i.n- 10 Commissioner Wells report to
.. the little State Of Vermont retails
- her borders six millions seven hundred
-, ,ayusand and sixty five dollars worth
ar. 4anually.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

.F,ys BUTTER MARKEr.-The transac-
Tuesday in butter were not very heavy.
ming prices were, for good butter, from
w.. 4. cents per pound. Several extra lots
-.,e-. sold for 10 cents. The amount ship
ms between 400 and 500 tubs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

= = y
EuY DIR. d. W. r1iauI'- White Pine Compound,
cures sore throat. colds coughs dipthcra, hr0ucht
is. splitting of blood, and pulmonary affections Ecu-
orally 10 is remarkable remedy for kidney COM
plants. daHeta-. difficulty u voiiinz urine, bleed
ing from the kidneys and bladder gravel and other
complaints.
Bosroy, Jan. 90, SOS.
PoflH4's Clift Pn.s Compound After having
given il % tiI trough trial wc confidently recom-
mend Poians's Uhitr Pine Compound rs a very val
liable article r tie cure oi colds coughs, and pull
monte complaints generally In several cases We
have known IL O. give prompt relief when all other
remedies which had been tried had failed. It is
article which, in a climate promotive of sudden
and severe colds as is that Of New England, ought %
De in every family, and are sure that those who
once obtain and give tt fair trial, will not there
after De willing 90 ne without it, Boston Journal.
\ NALUAuLE MEuICiNE.-Dr P0i1Hf's Uhite Pine
Compound advertised in our columns. is successful
attempt 20 combine and apply the medicinal virtues
oi the White Pine Bark. Ii las been thoroughly
tested by people in this city and vicinity, and the
proprietor has Testimonials a. its value from persons
well known to our citizens. We recommend lis trial
in al those Of dsease 20 which Is is adapted.
Il is for sale by all our drugEists.-lN iHfspeH-
deuf.
The Wiife Pine Compound is now sold 10 every
part Of the United States and British Provinces.
Prepared at the NEW ENGLAvu BoriNIc pEruf,
Bosr6N, Mass.
Oct let. l-65 wlyr
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9em Adrertisen ents.

nR. BCRTOS's TOBACCO ANTIDOTK.--
IL Warranted 70 remove all desire for Tobacco.
1t is entirely Vegetable and harmless II purifes
and enrches the Blood, lnvigorates the System pos
sesses great Nourishing and Strengthening power,
is an excellent Appetizer, enables the Stomach 70
Digest the heartiest food, makes sleep refreshing,
ana establishes robust health. Smokers and Chew.
ers for sixty Years Cured Price, Fifty cents. post
free. treatise the injurious effects Of Tobacco
with lists Of references testimonials &C. sen. free
Agents wanted Address DR.. T. R. ABBOTT, Jersey
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'TORREY'S PATENT WEATHER STRIPS
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the genuine Sold by Druggists. Price . cents per
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IMMENSE INCREASE OF SALES.
WHAT Is
NJ. B. @. s.

Our reasons and trust il tifcation for call.
ing the public attention to Mott. er Bailey's Quiet
ing Syrup, are furnished BY the frequency and IA
talty Of the diseases ofinianey and childhood. So
alarming and serious the Diseases that one child
in three dies before the fifth year These facts az
ford conclusive argument for enforcing on mothers
the Importance ofusing remedy, (which contains
no Morphine Poisonous Drug and never fails
(when timely USED, to effect a cure 1t greatly as
ssts the child through the months OF tecthing, al
lays all pain, reduces Inflammation corrects acidity
Of the Stomach, and fails to regulate the bow
els; makes sick and weak children strong and
healthy, produce natural sleep for the child there
by afording rest to the mother. For summer com.
plants Dysentery and Diarhua, it has no equal
For Wind Collie, Commissions, Gripping DC, it never
-fsils IN i've immediate relief
Mother Bailey's Quietiug Syrup, for children Is
an original medicine, well established therefore use
no other and You arc safe. For Sale by all Drug
gi5ts and Dealers in Medicine.
A. RICHARDS New London, Conn.
Agent for tho uited States June 30. dSwIyil
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CLARENCE II. CLARK. President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice President,
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
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ras Ukur OF .CHITrEyDEN CorNrr.-Ihe
Glowing was The amount of Indebtedness Of the
..Ru- la Chittenien County as reported TO the
STATE Trustees. on the third day Of March
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NOV E M B Err 81, 1855
Erpal 9otief.
NOTICE.

ALMA L. SABIS Estate Of Vermont, Chittenden
VS.. }Co. s.. Supreme Court, January
CHAs. c. SABIN. } Term A. D., 1869.
To the Honorable Supreme Court next to be hold
at Burlington, in and for the County Of Chiten-
den and State of Vermont, the first Tuesday Of
January, A. D., 1869. The Petition Of Alma l.. Sa-
bin of Jericho in the County Of Chittenden, humbly
showeth that on the 18th day Of July, A D., ls5s,
she by the name of Alma L. Bentley, was lawfully
married to Charles c. Sabin, then of said Jericho,
and that she continued to live with the said Charles
c. Sabin, in the faithful discharge of all the duties
incumbent on her the wife Of the said Charles C..
Sabn until the Goth day. Of Dec. A. D., 1868, when
the said Chas. c. Sabin deserted the Petitioner and
has since for than three years wholly ne
elected and refused to live with provide for the
Petitioner his wife, and has wholly neglected to
discharge any of the duties incumbent him as her
husband She further showeth that she has resided
in said Jericho in the County of Chittenden, and
State of Vermont for the past four years. She
therefore prays that this Honorable court will order
and decree that the Petitioner be divorced from the
said Charles c. Sabin and declared to be sole, sin
gle and unmarried
Dated at Jericho this 7th day Of November, A D.
1865.
L. F. WILBUR, ANA, 7 SARIS
Atty for Petitioner.}
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ONE DOLLAR! ONE DOLLAR WI

~ SERVE & CO., 81 Sudbury St, Boston, are sole
prOprietors and manufacturers Of the newly invent
ed Peerless Double Pen Fountain. Agents wanted
everywhere. With each fuuntaiu sold, whether
single for specimen or 10 clubs, they send slip.
without charge, describing some article they will
sell for One Dollar. They supply families with
thousands Of useful, ornamental, and necessary ar
tcles Of unequalled quality, defying competition in
this trade Commissions 81 to $500, according to
size Of clubs. Many agents make so per day Cir
culars sent free
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Chr Qrws.
LOCAL.

rbsre are Eve hundred and seyeniy-hve hands
" employedin the WinOOski WoOlen Mil.
NV HAMPTON INsTIrUuoN.-The forty third
..ioque Of New Hampton Institution at Fairfax
Ia thrifty condition The number Of theo-
.:.s' ,tulents is five, those in the literary de-
,-.,nsnt. 2ls, and the aggregate attendance for
wear has been S26.
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'-TnE CHURCH DOOR"

= new story By Mss nm WARNER. author OF
Quoechy.7 "TLe Old Helmet" will COM
meuec with the next volume.
gbadren's, Zone, G.. i.ia, rc.aI,
Agricultural, Foreign,
Polit cal and Religious,
and all other dcpartn MS e frst-elass paper are
carefully flied by the best pens.
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john Neyiu Of UulerhiIl, a native of Ireland,
F., thought to be the oldest person III Vermont,
icing III years Of age. Notwithstanding his
great age he still enjoys the physical and mental
81 or Of "A man Of GO, and the past season has
tone considerable manual labor on the farm Of
b- son. Patrick Ncyin, with whom he lives he
3, father Of thirteen children. all of whom are
living, the youngest fifty years oil.
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+ AIDES. LADIES! LADIES THE PA
l. TENT EMPRESS GARTER and the EUGENE,
two Of the most useful articles invented for la
dies use. Circulars gratis. Samples mailed for
$3.50. Agents wanted everywhere. Address I'M
press Garter Co. rs Fulton st. n Y P. o. Box 2i3S,
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STATE OF VERMONT, The above petition having
Chittenden County, IS. io "O0
been presented to the undersigned and il being made
to appear that the petitionee Charles C. Sabin re-
sides without this State; Therefore it is ordered that
he being summoned to appear at the said term of the
Supreme Court to be held at Burlington in the said
County Of Chittenden on the st Tuesday ofJanuary,
AD 1869, by the public action Of the foregoing pc
titon and this order IN the Burlington FREE Press
a weekly newspaper printed at said Burlington
three weeks successfully the last Of which publioa
tons shall be at least three weeks'before the time Of
said Court, and that copy Of said paper containing
copy of said petition and this order be delivered to
said petonee at least twelve days before the session
of said Court.
Dated at Montpelier this 18th day OF November
AID, 1868.
ASAHEL PECK,
y2iy3 Judge Of the Supreme Court
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rt State Reform School at Waterbury has
..,.Iy received twoaiiitous to its numbers from
i- ety. One a bright little fellow named Ben
-r Blanchard, who having no visible means
support was sent last week by Justice llollen-
...t FRA term Of three years the other, youth
s-a-uae'ou- disposition, was convicted yester-
Jay 81 assault and battery. and sentenced by Re
isr Hayt for a term Of one year.
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CooDsPEED,s GOLDEN FOUNTAIN

ANTED.-Sllesmen to avel for Manu-
w featuring Co, anu sell by sample Good wages
guaranteed. Address with stamp. II. D. uANTA-
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"
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