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0er Adrertisrr,fys.
Revolution in Trade !

TvHE SUCCESS or our ONE DoL1,p O.
l has caused .uch $500 -. oAL
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TUE Subscriber offers for sale his lntervale farrr
OF Z-u acres running water to the house aud
barns well fenced and timhered. said farm will be
sold with or without stock and tools Il will keep
from So 20 80 cows and team. The above is located
on the main road between Burlington and Montpe-
lier. Buildings good and near School For further
particulars enquire Of subscriber or the premises
Nilliston, sept. lst, wifi A. F. HEDGES
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NOTICE BANKRUPTCY.

I'HlS is o. give notice That on the 18th dav Of
Il January AID. l-f3, a Warrant in Bankruutcv
was issued against the estate q Palmer Hunt oi r.
SCI, in the County Of Chtteudeu and state Of Yer
mont who has been adj judged bankrupt on his own
petition that the payment u any debts and de-iv-
cry Of any property belqu ging O. such BANKRUPT %
him, or for his and the transfer Of any rr0i-f,-
~ him are forhidden by law that meet h. 81 the
creditors Of said Bankrupt 20 prove their debts ant
70 choose one or more ASS zuees of bis estate viii ~
held az Court o. Bankruptcy. 70 be holden at the
Office Of L. L. Lawrence Esq. in Burliueton I'm -
County Of Chlitenden and state o. Vermont before
/. L Lawrence, Esq. Register on the z-t l4y- IF
February A. d. i-69, az JOB O'Clock A. NJ
F. A SMALLFY
Deputy United States Marshal. a. Messenger
Jan. f-z4w }w
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One Dollar E0r. The .9rficy,

with the privilege Of exchange from a large vars.
Of useful articles, not one Of which could be ~,
Tor TWICE TIE AMOUNT in any other wsv. -
The best of Boston and New York references .-s-
as to the reliability Of our house and that 8u- h.,
ness Is conducted in the fairest and most le-i--
manner possible, and that we give greater -
Ior the money than can be obtained in anr r.
way. .-
-. n All goods damaged or broken in tra1sJ. -..
ton replaced without charge. VIA
Cheeks, describing articles sold sent b a -s-..
clubs, at rates mentioned below We ,7-,--
every article TO cost less than if bought AZ --
ton or New York house. --
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THE Subscriber offers for sale his farm Of 4nl acres
L said farm is well fenced, well watered has a
young and bearing orchard, with good building.
over one hundred acres Of heavy wood and timber
land the farm. Situated one mile from the centre
Of the town and two and a half miles from Charlotte
depot. Enquire Of the subscriber on the premises.
II. II. NEWELL.
Charlotte, Vt March 26 WITT
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Central pafiff Railroad.
EXCELLENT SECURITY.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE, THIRTY-fEAk
Six per cent Gold Bonds
OF TIE
Central Pacific R. r. Co.

THESE Bonds are duly authorized and accredited
L obligations Of one Of the most responsible cor
porations ofthe American continent and are secured
by an absolute first lien upon this valuable grants
franchises railroad equipment, business, etc of the
best portion Of the great
NATIONAL PACIFIC RAILROAD LINE,
extending eastwardy from the nayigable waters Of
the Pacific Coast to the lines now rapidly building
from tie Eastern States.
They bear six per cent interest per annum in gold,
and both principal and interest expressly made
Payable in United States Gold Coin.
The semi-annual coupons are payable July LIST and
January LIST, in New York City.
The purchaser is charged the accrued interestfrom
the date OF the last paid COUPON the currency rate
only.
This issue OF bonds constitutes one Of the targets
and popular corporate loans Of the country, and
therefore will be constantly dealt in.
The greater portion Of the Loan is now in the
hands Of steady investors and It is probable that
bel 10 many months, when the road is completed
tic iodn closed, the bonds will be eagerly sought
70 THE highes rates.
to the extent only the United States Subsidy
Bonds granted by the government to the Pacific
Railroad Companies.
Nearly FIVE HUNDRED MiLEs Of the road are now
built and the grading is we'll advanced on two nun
dred and fifty miles additional. The
THROUGH LINE ACROSS TIE CONTINENT
will be completed by the middle Of next year. when
the overland travel will be very large.
The local business alone. upon the completed pOr-
ton, heavy and advantageous that the cross
earnings average more than quarter Of million
In gold per month, Of which 35 per cent only is re
quired for operating expenses.
The net profit upon the Company's business on the
completed portion, is about double the amount of
annual interest liabilities to be assumed thereupou
and will yield a surplus Of nearly million in gold
aftor expenses and interest are paid even if the
through connection were not made.
The best lands, the richest mines, together with
the largest settlement and nearest markets lie along
THU portion Of the Pacific Railroad, and the future
development Of business thereon will be proportion
ally great. From these considerations it is submit
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An ANALYSIS OF FooD.-It is stated that a
hungry man who sits down before pound of
beefsteak, tender, juicy and an inch thick,
and eats it, will find upon analysis that sixty
five per cent. of his steak was water that
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS my son Linford L. Nay has left his
w home without any just cause or prOvoeation
this Is 10 forbid all persons harboring or trust
ing him my account after this date.
Dec. 18th, w3w. NELSON ~ NAY.
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rTlIE farm known as the Vim. Hazard Farm Of ls0
L acres. One Of the most desirable locations in
Ferrishurgh. Addison, Co, Vt, unsurpassed graz
in with sufficient grain land for the Of the farm
acres Of hardwood probably 1900 cords - miles
from the Depot one mile from Ferrisburgh Hollow
whore there is a Grist Mil. saw Mill and Factory
and various other manufacturing establishments us
ually found in a small village about 100 old apple
trees, and fifty just coming into bearing; two dwell
ing houses two large barns; corn barn, &c. Well
adapted TO two farms and could bedvded so tohave
a house and barn on either portion. VIII sell the
above together in halves or in smaller portions to
suit the purchasers.
JOHN HOLMES,
Charlotte, Chttenden Co., Vt.
For further particulars enquire Of & G. Hazard on
the premises Hon. y. J. Allen, North Ferris
hurgh, VI. Dec. 25 ls6s. wifi
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AUSTIN BROTHERS.

CEND for a Circular and Catalogue Of Goods In our
y GREAT DOLLAR SALE licensed BY Initial
States authority. The very best articles and pre-
miums known TO the trade. Send US a trial club to
J. z AUSTIN BRO, Is Hanover Street. Boston.
Mas. Jan, ], WIT.
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TOMBINING the maximum deficiency. dursbfli.
~ lty. aud economy. v "a the minimum Of weight
and price. They are widely and fav0rahly known
more than six hundred being To use. All warranted
satisfactory sale. Descriptive circulars sent en-
Application. address
;. c. H0ADLEY & CO..
nov i,.-eoi kWtm. Lawrence, Mass
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STATE OF VERMONT, : The Honorable tn.
District Of chittenden 5s .tsr Of o4 AZ , .5 5
To the heirs and AL persons Interested in .he estate
q Isaac Fu-ere, late Of Burlington. in said Dis.
trict deceased. GFFrrrv,-.
NNHEREAS, application hath been made o. this
W Court ia writing, by Isaac Fu-a-e Of saii
Burlington, setting forth that his father Isaac Flu
gere deceased. at the time of his death held 10 trust
lgT NE petitioner certain piece % land on the north
SIDE OF North Street, in said Burlington two nod.
'front.' on North Street and extending back ten rods
containing oueeighth Of an acre hein.the eist Ia d
Ct that piece of land next west Of land Of Louis tab
ours, which Vim. Il. shaw conveyed 90 the sli5 .ia
ceased by deed dated August 9TH. 1854 ana tint
SAD deceased was At the time Of his death bound Ia
aw and equity 70 deed the said land SD held bv Rim
IN trust 20 said petitioner on demand and urvir-
said Court 90 grant license 90 the alrniristrf1- +
the estate 81 said deceased o. deed said premises To-
said petitioner pursuant % said trust
NHEREUPJS, the said Court appointed and ASSIGN
cd The ith DAY % February A. D. I-r9 at the Pr
bate tour; rooms, IN said District o. hear and de
lle upon sald spplcatlou and petition and ordered
punilc notice thereof % Pc given o. all persons in
terested therein, by publishing said order toaerhq-
WIN te time SEd ace Of hearing, three weeks sue
cessively in the Burlington FREE PRESS & TIvFs a
newspaper which crculates iI the uei-hborhood =
those persons Interested in said estate an which
publications shall be previous 20 the iav assi.-Bs
for bearing.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified o. q1lr,ear no.
iure SAD Court nj the time and place ass fd then
anu there 10 SAID Court, 10 make your objections
70 the granting such license. If You see cause
Given under my hand At the Probate Caurt r.5r..s
TINS I'm day Of January A. d. l-G4.
"@sW5. T. E WALES. Judge.
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VERMONT NEWS.

This. as heretofore, will be a speciality. We are
securing an Intelligent correspondent in every town
throughout the State, who will furnish us each week
with the current of their locality full and
pete. The news thus sent Us will be arranged in a
manner which viii enable the reader 10 turn at once
to any locality from which he may desire to hear
We are determined not o. be equaled by any Of our
competitors in this department 1t is our intention
o. give all the essential news from every section Of
the state, simultaneously with ts publication by the
papers of each tounty-thus. far State uew- l.
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snsuIanff.
THE
Vermont Life
INSURANCE COMPANY
BURLINGTON. VERMONT.
Office, Peck's Building, College st.

Office, Peck's Building, College st.
rI,HIS Company having completed its organization
L Is now fully prepared TO issue all kinds OF LII r
AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES.
PocyhOlders participate in the profits OF the
Company. Dividends declared and PAID annually
sfter the first year.
Liberal arrangements made with first class can
vassers.
DIRECTORS.
ToRREY E. WALES, Attorneys Judge Probate
LEHUEL Il. PLAT, Manufacturer.
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, Merchant.
JAMES A. SHEDD. Merchant
RUSSELL S. TAFT, President.
RODNEY 5. WIRES, Gen. ms Agent.
NATHANIEL PARKER, Pres. Burlington Gas Coz
10 d. HATCH. Williams Street.
GEORGE F. EDHUSDs, U. S. Senator.
0yRI A. DODGE, Pres. LIST Nat.sBank, Bur
lington.
T. c KENNEDY, Manager Burl in 9 { o n
Wooden Mills.
LAWRENCE BARNES, Lumber Dealer.
OFFICERS.
RUSSELL S. TAFT, President.
RODNEY S. WIRES, Vice President.
WARREN GIBBS, Secretary.
SAMUEL w. THAYER, MD, Medical Counsel
A. C. BALLARD, Agent at WinoOski.
Jan. 2d.-t-d&W
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miscellaneous.
GET THE BEST
O r G a \ =
Al Prices of Inferior Work.

TUE MASON & HA}IIN ORGAN co. r-spe,-
Il fully aunuupce that they have adopted and vii
sldly adhere q the policy printing in their Prc,
are, therefore, alike 10 all ami subject 10 no ise0
This system secures every purchaser as-liust an ~
or1ltant price, and saves necessity for harterine
Ihey solicit comparison Of the prices ia their new,
catalogue, Gust issued with those Of Inferior OF.
ganss with careful examination and cUmparfslu a.
capacity, quality and workmanship Of different In
siruments- The Compauy's perfected machinery
accumulated facilities and experienced workmeu r.
sether with the important Improvements patented
anu controiled hy them. enable them 10 produce the
best work al the greatest economy Of cost and con
sequently, % offer their well known Orlns Wirrs-s
Of the Paris Exposition Medal and five ti-
hrst premiums, which are the ACKNOWLEDGED sTtx
nARn % EXCELLENCE in their department NJ rrieas
As low or even less than those demanded for inferior
Organs.
The following are examples Of our reduced scale
ofprieess
FOUR OCTAVE ORGAN, solid Black GO
Walnut Case, style MOL Price COU.
FIVE OCTAVE DOUBLE REED ORGAN. Five
Stops. with rremulanta Sdlid Black Walnut>>.IOz
Case, Carved and Paneled. style c. Price ClZO
FIVE OCTAVE DOUBLE REED CABINET OR
GAN, Five stops with the Mason q Hamlin
Improved NOx Humana, which excels every other
attachment q this class in the beauty and variety OF
its effects, the with which il Is used and its
freedom from liability to get out Of order. Solid
Walnut Case, Carved and Paneled. New STYLE No
2il This Is the finest organ Of it, size and $50
capacity which can he made. Price al ~
Many other styles at proportiouate prices. A new
illustrated Catalogue Of sly les and Price List also
Circular with Illustrated descriptions Of improve
ments introduced by the Company this season will
he sent free 70 any applicant Address THE MA
son HAMLlN ORGAN Co l5s Tremonf -
Boston, or $50 Broadway, New York I29v3w
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THE HOUSEHOLD.''
The VI. Record & Farmer,
who pays $3.50 in advance the regular subscription
price.
VERMONT HUSBANDS
want d" The Record and Farmer" and
VERMONT WIVES
want The Household Subscribe for
THE FIRST, and wen give you THE LAST.
NOW LOOK

See what treat is in store for those who take
The Vermont Record and Farmer" during $50.
Rev. PLINY Il. WHITE, President Of the Yer
mont State Historical Society. CHAUNCEY X.
WILLIAMS, Secretary Of the Rutland County His
torical Society; A. Is. RANKIN, Secretary f the
CUSHING. &. W. 5, Of Fast Burke PROFESSOR
4. ID. HAGER, Vermont state GeOlOgist; ID. GIL
BERT DEXTER, of Boston, Mass. our Correspond
ing Editor; E, STANLEY FOX, Of Boston, Special
Market Reporter; c. HORACE HUBBARD, of
Springfield Vt, Agricultural Edtor-have all been
orlfrl god for 1-GQ
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DREW s RIGGS,
ATTORNEYSA AND C0UNSELLORS AT LAW
WASH INGTON n q

\ > II 1 u 1 IN u. Z.
OFFICE CORNER I'm AND D. STREETS.
SPECIAL ATTENTION paid to claims against the
- L. 5. Government Of every kind. Patents OBJ
tanned and business with any of the Departments
carefully attended to.
A liberal per centage will be allowed Attorney
sending US business to transact. No charges will
be made for attending privately to difficult cases in
the Pension Office where the applicant is widow or
through their Attorney.
Nov.lsj. WITT
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OUR COMMISSIONS TO 4GEyT,

Exceed those OF every other sstabIi.brBsr, De-.
kind Proof Of this can be found in compTr.r-. .-
premiums with others FOR CLUBS OF TITP -,,l
SIZE, in addition % which We claim ~ 80 slL
goods Of the same character. '-.s
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COUNTY FINANCES FOX 1865.

DY the Report Of the County Treasurer it appears
ID that there has been collected and received by
him on the County Tax Of three cents on the dollar
assessed January /, 1868, the sum 81 s2i55.05
That he has discussed Of this in pay
ment Of County orders the sum Of s2365.50
Treasurer scharge for compensation, sl.40
Cash in Treasury, 9-i5
Two Orders are outstanding amounting to $3.50
Burlington, January 70, 1858.
RUSSELL J. MORSE, COUNTY, Jud,,es.
SMITH WRIGHT,
Jan 2I,-d6t&w3U
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This Company, national in is character, offers by
reason Of It's large capital low rates Of premium and
tables the most desirable means OF insuring lf,
yet presented to the public.
The rates Of premium, being largel, reduced, are
made favorable to the insurers as those Of the best
Mutual Companies, and avoid all the complications
and uncertainties notes Dividends and the misun-
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policy-holder.
Several and attractive tables are now present
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ICY. In the former, the policy holder not only
secures life Insurance payable at DEATH but vii
receive, Il living, after period Of few year,. an
annual income equal 20 ten per cent lo 2 cont Of
abe par Of his policy. In the latter. lie Company
agrees to return % the assured the total amount II
money he has paid in, in addition to the amount u
his policy.
The attention Of persons contemplating insurng
their lives OF Increasing the amount Of insurance
they already have, is called to the special adyant
ages offered by the National Life Insurance Com
pany.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full Particular given on
application to the branch Office u the Company. OF
to the New England General Agency, under the di.
rectiou o. E A. RoIin. and ". r. Chandler, o.. the
Board OF Directors.
JP TUCKER, Aan--,r Merchants Exchange.
STATE Street, Boston
J. RUSSELL ARsINGT0N, ST. Adams and Mont
pelser, Vt, special agent for Addison, ChItteuden
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
AT JOHNSON
Il gin
H-cInn..I...

And continue eleven weeks. Tuition FREE % those
needing aid and fitting 70 teach FOR particulars
concerning Studies Regulation, &c, send for Cir
eular Apply early for Rooms or Board TO the Prin-
cipal, or H. W ROBlNSON,
Sec ofTustees.
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Beside this, f. b. Sherman, Esq, Of Chicago, IL,
native Nermouter, Will contribute y articles, en-
titled "Nermouters at the West" A gentleman in
Boston will contribute y articles, entitled " Yer
monters in Boston, Both Of these series of articles
VIII bee copl rightsd, and can be obtained in 9TH
er paper.
Vermont Farmers, Ministers, Lawyers, Physicians
etc, will contribute regularly topics upon which
elnh one IS iuLlN nosted. As announced above,
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CARRIE c. CILLEY.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate Cour.
District Of Chitteud-u, S., for the Dlstric; Of Chit
tenden.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Carrie
Ciley Of Jericho. in said District.
GREETING
NJ HEREAS, application ia writing ht-l been
W made O. this Court by the guardian q said
ward for license O. sell all the real estate Of said
ward setting forth therein that said ward owns an
undivided half % the farm of U acres in jericho.
Of which Jackson A CIey, Lately died seized sub
lect % his widow Homestead and dover there and
also has an interest with the widow iu said home
stead, and that il would be conductive o. the
interest % said ward % sell and convert the same
into money.
ASD THEREUPoy the said Court appointed and as
signed the 5th day Of February A. b. ,t4 al the
PROBATE Court Rooms. iu said District % hear and
decide upon said application and ordered that pub
lie notice thereof be given % all persons interested
therein, by publishing ths order three weeks sue
cesslvely In the Burlington Free Press and Times 4
newspaper which c-rcu.ate- IN the e..hHarhood %
those persons Interested therein, all u which uupl-
cations shall be previous o. the time appointed for
hearing
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified o. appear be-
fore said Court al the time and place # resd then
and there Go object O. the granting Of such license
II you see cause.
6iven under ny hand, az the Probate Court
Rooms this 18th day Of January. A. j. 1852
WV 7. +. WALES. judge.
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TO THE WORRYING CLASS an. s.
L prepared o. furnish constant employment 81. .
classes 40 tAeir homes Tor their spare m.Ha-.-
s per evening Is easily earned. and the lal.
girls can earn nearly a. much a. the men a-..-
ducements are offered All who see thi-uat .. 1 a.
send me their address. and test the bushes '
themselves. Il not we'll satisfied will send
pay fur the trouble II writing me. Fu. rar-.-.-.
sent Tree sample sent by mail fr m -ar.. a
dress F. G. ALLEN, Augusta, Maine
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SEND MONEY BY REGI~TERED LFrru
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losTscRiPI-Ils Internal Revenue Uel-
declares tie strict legality ot this method ..
and that .t To- u1Wl-e resembles tle -f- er-.-.-
concerns.
&Inn 4 MONTH can Dee male ly male 81
ClOO female gents. We have o. .-l.r.-f - .
rll--ty seekers, but reliable. steady. H-. l-.. s
p-oymcut il- those who mean bushes ..
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Writes for no other Paper in Vermont His Hlstori-
cal Biographical and Obituary Sketches the articles
Of Alr. White, Mr.. Williams, Mr.. Cushing, and Dir.
lager will be copyTi GIFTED, and can be
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CORRESPONDENTS.

We have engaged a correspondent each in New
Orleans, Chicago, Montreal, New York .Philade pha
and Washington. from each Of which places shall
receive an occasional letter ola newsy cosby char
aeter In fact. the publisher proposes 20 spare no
effort OF expense 10 make
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>. and inch for sale byl r. ). WHITE,
Z sept. 24th, w-mos Shelburn Point
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NATIONAL

NATIONAL
Life Insurance Company,
or rHEi
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WASHINGTON, b. C.
Chartered by Special Act of Congress,
APPROVED JULR p, ls65
CASH CAPITAL, $1,000 900.
PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
PHILA LPHIA,
Where the general business Of the Company is trans-
acted and to which all general correspondence
should be addressed.