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spetial Aotifes.
THE MACHINE, CALLED MAN,

THE MACHINE, CALLED MAN, lisa
very complicated and delicate one and ia more liza
bic to get out of order, and much difficult to
repair, than any combination of wheels and cranks.
and levers, made by the hands Of man. As rule 1t
is tnkered too much, and badly tnkered at that
1t is often calomelized, narcotized, depleted, and
otherwise misused when all that it really needs is
wholesome tonic and restorative like H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS TO put it in proper trim and
keep it so. The stomach is shamefully msltreated.
In the first place, the food which its juices nten
ded to dissolve is too frequently thrown into it has
tly, and in hslf-mastc9ted condition, in which
state the gastric acid cannot properly act upon it,
The result is DYSPEPSIA Then comes the doctor
and finding the digestive organs weak and the bow
els inert he proceeds to weaken aud paralvze still
more with drastic purgatives. These failing-as
they always do-to produce a salutary change. he
tells the invalid that medical science do no more
for him. This with all due Difference, is a mistake,
one of those mistakes which Talleyranc said were
tantamount to crimes What the dyspeptic needs is
IMMIGRATION. Strengthen the stomach with HOS
LETTERS BITTERS, and the stomach will
strengthen every other part IF the human machine,
and make it, in common parlance, good as new
Upon the state Of the digestion depends in meas
ure, the condition Of the whole system. Now, the
Btters are the most admirable tonic known. They
consist Of the finest vegetable invigorants and re
storatives, combined with an unadulterated stimu-
liant. The dyspeptic needs nothing else to effect
cure, except a light, nutritious diet, and fair
amount Of exercise Even in the absence Of these
last mentioned accessories, the tonic and Alternative
properties of the preparation will work wonders
enabling the dyspeptic to digest inferior fare with
comparative ease, and to maintain good habit Of
body, in spite Of the drawbacks Of sedentary occu
patton.
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NJ ToeE, Jan. -.
A>His-r.is steady s., 2 IS o.. pearls nonl'-
.'- r-rToSH Nor. .e.f,, aud decided, higher s7,,-
600 bales at 2s'. q i.r midlhua upland- ca-''5
o.; inside prices.
L-s.ipfa foIr-5.il2 bhls.
FIli'l-B4u ana declining $50 $40. w. ~
81 %, G19 l4f ...p.s..ue STATE and g7ieln; 81 ~
2a ,rln.an a. caie- extra Stale. 10 r CD DO tA'fa
western. 80 "a . ~ sasI L. ohs,r 1i1 "lt1i 'S i'''
-Ja. % lO common To- choice sqaItl poop "ih''
California dlur dai. ala llLlinai
RYE FLOr I.-Ruias ln lsfors 81 huse s4is- 80
lbl- common West, IA al -.
WuISkEN-Dul and dropping. Sale 900 pLis " est
90 % ~ J OJ free.
Grain Reoeipts-Wheat $50 bush.
G.iEAT-M lderateiy active without decided enanse
n price sales - 600 hushs al 81 p % ior No =
sluu ia siate latter price extreme. 60 No ! d"
N store 10 0h... ahfomia; 20 " - "ih'
BYE-Qui,L sales 500 bush o4--a.., atIs5.
EtBlEY-Duu
H,hIEY 1iAIT-Qui., saie~ 1000 bush At +. 10
20 ~
corn I-lileE 49, -teady sales 5000 bush AT
"a a &c new mixed ~ezia.a y IA 90 White South
. erd. u southern yellow.
L..eairts Oats-5,Ziu bush.
0AIs Lower and NOR active sales 5000 l,-s
"a, d for Weaa.c in store Is e. 70 b afHat
coAT- Quiet agls .i.-p iu4lly unchang a.
fraTHFE-Heniock sa.r lr'n al Is - ior
t,,,..5s Ayres and Rio Graudg li-.t reishts 2S O.
"a -,sli. 40: y 10. - heavy do; y a y California
i,,iii sn3 .1ldi., weights; y q . heavy 10
Fir.a sslas $4,000 L. Al IS e % doracsh,
se,ce: :. &. IS unTaslea; Il & z secured
et56 lII-9 sales ~ s-ea fls - private
'es sIn4a,R-ousL sales 50 bids Cubs AZ nv ~
boxes Havana at II =.
MOIASSES-DuI . -,, ,.,., OIL. so. Z
PETROL FUN-Quiet Sales l,I9o Dds % 49, %
m ,1r crude: 81 =. u for refined bonded
.IGrSOuiet at 10 a Is for American o.t.,
NS-Fir1aer and moderately ae1lES' - 81
at49 % ., 10 lsw messi y ~ p = - " - &c,
* =, "a 20 prisne u o. q 90 p prime mes ''s
1515 hbs new mess eb-zIaGs Al lil al ~ ~ 70 ~
lxrFF-Steadv Sales 10 bbls - 4, q 70 z" "s
iei- MOS. and a % a % 50 new extra -, 81 NJ
Is-- Re-; Aruaer Sales 90 t.eFoes a. u " ~ .
rr-rre mes; 80 90 q 50 90 India mess o.,n
t,cf hams quiet Sales 10 bbls AZ 80 ~ q 80 ~
- NTATs-Firmer. Sales COO packages at ia q
& ~ ,h.a.Ssrs [: Il u 1914 hams -, - W.
6RgsSED HIS :rmer at l2'l 9. iSS 'or "es'
e-u: Il q u : cts. s- b,xss c,inber
p lend cut Il l5sf a. 10 sh0I; f.bgtsss - = ~
clear: 10 long ribbed. -, an ,..--,ss, &c,
IARD-A shade hrn1er. ssies go uefsts = - -
"a 80 Tor steam I94 @ ~ kettle renae.e1;, -
3D.. stean. seller and bnyer February -AA'o
srTfER-pSi u " : .9!o7 oaiei 50 @ % &c
Ss-e.
cErIsE-Esp At 10 ses
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two concerts in the new hall, which called forth
the severest denunciations Of the narrow-minded

two concerts in the new hall, which called forth
the severest denunciations Of the narrow-minded
preachers
The town Of Wells, Vt, has citizen who
married at Il. His first child was daughter,
who married at Is, and made her father a grand
father at the carly age of thirty-one and half
years.
The trade of J. Jay Joslyn, in Poultney, is
$4,000 per annum. The Bulletin remarks,
he g devises liberal things" and they come
back . fat things
The barn of the Empire Slate Company, near
Poultney, was totally destroyed by fire on Fri
day Of last week. Some thirty tons Of hay, win-
dow sash, slate wagon, and other articles in
he barn, were consumed. Loss about SLOW.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Mortified has voted $4,000, to buy Poor
Farm, and now Montpelier, Barre ard Berlin
propose to share the expense with her to supply
their wants.
Rev. Charles A. Allen repeated by request in
the church of the Messiah, Montpelier, on Sun
day evening, his recent sermon on pleasant
Words -
The Vermont Mutual Insurance Company pr
pose building for their own accommodation, this
year, and are looking over sites.
Rev John Lord, ILL., D., of Stamford, Conn,
lectures on Daniel Webster" at Montpelier, on
Wednesday evening.
An extensive bedstead mandatory i nearly
ready to 60 into operation in Cabot
Mr.. John Tenny of Waterbury. died on the
9th instant from injuries received on the 3lst
ult., by being run over by double team driven
by young lad in the employ of Quincy Green
The roof of the building in process Of erection
n AW AaNaf HIM l
the road between Montpelier and East Montpe
lier. fell in on Tuesday evening last, from the
weight Of snow upon It. Fortunately no one was
in the building at the time The loss to Mr.
/ Hubbard is not far from 81 900.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
/ Major f Wales, Of Brattleboro, who. year
/ ago, had the fingers Of his right hand badly cut
F by circular saw, met with a similar accident
/ on Tuesday last by which the thumb and fore
/ finger Of his left hand were badly damaged.
former clerk of Messrs Glover & Cutting
Of Bnttlehoro, named Chamberlain, has been
found to be the cause, lately, Of a leak in the
cash drawer Of the store The young man 4,
employed in Boston, and is in the habit Of com
/ ing to Brtt'eboro Saturday nights " courtirg,'
/ NJ the same time eking ont his expenses by en-
tering the store and safe by cans Of false Keys,
/ procured while clerk there. His habits h We
been supposed good and his con. ections are re-
spectacle.
There have been l3 deaths in Bellows Falls
1uring 1stS. Average age 3G f-l3 years. IN
1857, the number Of deaths were is, and The
average A. - ycars.
Westminster reports eleven deaths Average
age over 20 years, fact that speaks vel for the
/ general health Of that community.
james Moran. of South Warisboro, has sold
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LEVI PROJECTORS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, , The Honorable the
DISTRICT FcHrTESDEN, IS. D.triet of Cbittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Levi Proc
tor, late OF Westford, in said District, deceased
GREETING:
WHEREAS. said Court hath assigned the l5th
w day Of February next for the settlement o.
said estate and the dearee and distribution Of the
residue Of the estate o.. said deceased and ordered
that public notice thereof he given 10 all persons M
fbree weeks successfully previous 70 the day as
signed in the " Burlington Free Press and Times
printed in Burlington, In said District.
THEREFORE,. you arc hereby notified 70 appear az
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, on the Gay
assigned then and there TO contest the allowance o
said account and distribution, if you see cause.
Given under n hand, this 18th day OF January
\, y. 1863. -.
w31ya 7. b. WALES 1uuse'
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IrR.IONT NEM =


AnNleue NpA-NAA-
I'm ,be llth instant Willard panieiS o. M
i,ebnrv. was arranged before Justice 9alne5 NJ
Sis5e Tor violation Of the prohlb'oIy liquor law
f,1pd guilty and fined $40 and costs
A. n Barrister died in Lincoln Jan. =
.-ed s.. Mrs Lathrop Jennings u,s, AZ ~
SOFT. Wis. She was formerly oi oaii'oui'
addison County has $3.50 polls, 9S5 dogs e.
p. \, Al IN 4 wing the United States surplus
"a 6e.ie, the deb, Of It's several toN pa ''e
. o''-.-e,1te Of which amounts 70 S7'''-' -
Tts National Horse Nail Company wiz organ
...4t Ter-eunes on the ooh Inst
Tho silver wedding of Mr.. and r. Samu Ell
wilson. Of Vergeuncs, was celebrated on the Isl
Instant
r-,7t Z. Briggs. Esq, has resigned the tel
-, in tbe Niddebury National Bank, ana
i-Lr / Cos. Of B-andon. has been appointed
to the position. 49,, =
o, tbe 9TH inst. there was - rad IN
,r.lil,I,nrr on nine rumselers, who all plead
-, The total amount Of fines and cost was
sos. IS.
TIL, ..riear. Of the Vergennes Lyoeum for the
~. wear are. Geo. Il. Scott, President NJ.
u,n vtce.Pre-iicnt Mrs. Celia G. Scott,
Secretary.
Mr. lyman shepard lied in Panton December
1u. 9rel - Years.
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w cstern Markets.

January 20, lss9.
At MILwAUKEE-flour quiet and unchanged
whea;weak. Mol nj 1 II; No at l l0i,; oats nominal
at AZ for No. >; corn, new at So O. IS; rye steady
at IL Tor No /; barley nominally unchanged.
AT CHICAGO-F1our dull, spring extras at 5 p 6a6
wheat quiet No IS ct 70; No at l3; corn frmer
No kiln dried 50 new So no grade at 80 n so
oats active No Dot as; rye dun AT IS C lG; Barley
dull No al 6; rejected grades is.
AT BUFFMO-F1our at 80 a. rs for No spring
90 a. . for amber winter. 10 90 for white: Ii 20 a
II Is Tor double extra; wheat. No Milwaukee clut
held al fO No Chicago spring at 90 white Canads
10 a. %; Corn, No Indiana at / O3: Oats Is FOL
Western; Barley, . a. = O5 Tor Canadian.
At OSWEGO-Flour IN 10 demand; wheat nominal
corn lower. kiln dried 50 and new at - IL store oat
cul at Is; rye lower, western 20; barley Canadian
AZ . 90. sis car loads do Il > o.
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Ecnal 0otirts.


I'VE the Subscriber having been appointed ~
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of trittendcn Commissioners g. receive exam
u- aud adjust the claims and demands uf all persons
against ,he estate OF william E. uakes late 81 Je cho
10 laid district repI sentc1 insolveut ami also all
claims aud demands exhibited 10 Offset thereto and
months from the day Of the date hereof being AZ
lowed hy said Court for that purpose we do there
fore hereby give notice that vii attend 10 the
business Of our appointment at the dwelling OF Ju IA
Ann Cakes, in Jericho in said District, on the first
Wednes iay- Of May and Septcm 'er next, at ten
o'oiocE AN, on eatL of said days.
Dated this 18th day Of anuary, A. q. iso9.
+. h. DRl RI, c,.,,,is.is,ars
3owN H. VI. FIELD, !
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PATRICK h. ,tURRAY,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable tho
Dis1RIcr OF cHrTEsDEs, IS. b s1 Of cbtieadsn
Murray, late Of Burlins ton, in said Districi de-
ceased, uREEIiNGi
WHEREAS. said Court bath assigned the 18th
w day Of FEBRUARY next for the settlement Of
the administration account Of the ADMINISTRATIVE Of
said deceased ana for assignment OF personal es
tate TO the widow said decreased, and ordered that
lublc notice thereOl be gwen 70 all pc SOM inter-
tsied in sald e.tste. by publishing this order three
weeks s cessPely preslOgs 10 the day assigned, In
the Burlington Pee Press and Tines,f printed IL
Burlington In said District
TggREFoRE, gu are hereby nOtihei 10 appear al
the Probate Court rooms in Burlington, on the day
ascned then snd th=re 10 contest the allowance Of
"a 10 -ount AMI said assignment II you sre cause.
Given prter ny bend, tbs 18th Jay Of January
"wsexs T WALES, Judss,
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF CHIT

~ T. ANNUAL MEETING o. the Azrcultuu.
I Sl-iety o. Ch.;,el.eu County VIII Dec held af
the Count House Iu Blr.u -tHn, 600 I'll E>DAf, Pei
fuars 81. l-t4. 81 D. O'Clock AN.
The Ma a-er- would sac fhtt 10 ls very Important
fr the Soc.ety O. -ocure tie 20 the Fair Grouu"-
lu o-is5 o. o0 sl and o. pay the tehterues- pitut
society. a.. Ut ten thousand lOuar- have g0t 10 e
raised. II q. p.cte1 THAI prop ,-i.0n- will mace
e rue An u4. tf.rt-uE 90 IA Pc Hel iur the pun
poses shove nd Gated snd 90 DO 81 10 NAV be- pro
posed O. otter the toa-ttutiuu uf The s,c-ty iu re
lNtiuu t. members, Sc.
II therefore er-u important that Oh ia the touu
% who have ans Interest ia the Soriety. Dee presrn
al this meeting.
EDWARD A. JEWETT
Secretary.
Burlington Jan %, lsss.-+-dtfeh2&W
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Dy the Report ofthe County Treasurer it appears
ID that there mas been collected and received hy
hm on the unity Tax Of three cents on the dollar.
assessed January !. I-G-, the SUN nj $Aje.Q5
That De has 1isnursed OF this in pay
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Ireasurer's charge ior compensation, $40
Cash in Treasury, -
s2ij6.05
Two Orders are outstanding amounting to s2S6.76
Burlington, January 10. 1858.
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Enn rur mrru rNnrrn rrrsr... Inn 10


AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep & Lambs. Swine
This week 57g 3l2S
Last week Goa 367O 9n
Vermont 3G IBg
Prices OF Market Beef-Extra, Sl3 p a Il On: first
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80 third quality S % a 1000.
Prices Of store Cattle-W rking Oxen, h pair,
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Milcn Co.'s and Calves, from SIS, go $50 SIS a
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Yearlings SIS a IS; two year. old, $50 a a /;
three years old, SIS n %
Price, of Sheep and Lambs-In lots 81 g, g a 81
81 each; extra s. a s., or from 3i "a &c e h.
Hides 90 a lOlc q ib. TallOw, "a sc r 70. Pelts
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Prices Of Poultry-Extn pa "a Pic. prime 10! a
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-22

RoBFRra-RtEroN.- IN Rutland, hy der Lelau'
Howard Mr. George y Roberts uf Sh Muru IT,,
ild E.s- Katie y. rartuu, g Char 0its "
SmLry-flILL.-In tins city. Jan 6fh. l-t+, by
Rev T. o. or Gin. IS Frank >ihley. oi Dover. Han
e, O. Lusa ". fill. a. his city.
DIED.
NI,HoLs.-lu iiammontou, NJ. on the llth inst,
very suddenly, Capt Samuel Nichols, formerly 81
thls city aged 90 ears aud six months.
Draes-,-in Nlitou. Dee 2i.t M'a- Nancy Bur
ges,. aged - years
ACEvoY.-In~t Alhans January 18th ~ heart
disease james NcFyoy, aged 80 years nautilss0d
.f GAYS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-22

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Way ,rl 20 stra' ght hair; ill., il prevents gray
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ssveu-h it renders che hair $50 dovio'9 that IL lies
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them b. reproduce.
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