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E FREE PRESS B TJRLING-TON, FRIDAY MOI i,3STING-, NOVEMBER 9, 1860 METEOROLOGICAL TABLE. FOE 0DT0BER 1SC0. bt mor. acE. PETTY. Localitt. University of Vermont Lat. 41? 27, LonS. .3 10'; Elevation above tide-watr367 ft abovo Late Charnplain 277 fcot, tlnnn or OT-srp.vtTIfl'C "i A.M.. 2 P.M., 9 P.M. . THERMOMETER. 1BAIIOM- DIRECTION AND r eter. roiicrcrjwxins. e ,7 AH. 2 ru. 9 TX. 'mean) IT, ir . fr -' 5 oj e? ?V1 SI f ' 10 - r VE2 NL'I NE1 10 'si xEi nei A' El 6 '.7J A El SI SI 10 ".49 ".72 -.52 " .02 ".15 " .29 " .31 .63 ".76 " .92 "Ice' ".CO " .70 " .96 " .66 " .91 A'l Al N3 9 NW4NW4NW1 c A'l SEl SEl 5 SW2 NW2 NW3 10 NW3NW3NW2 8 SW1 SW3 SV4 4 S'.Vl SVV4 NW 9 A'l A'Wl NW2 i SW1 5W2 SW1 6 SW1 A'Wl A'Wl 8 A'l NW1 A'Wl 10 SW1 SW2 SW3 5 SW0 A'3 A'l 10 A'O A'O A'O 4 A'l Nl A'l 1 A'l A'Wl A'Wl 5 " .72 , SI " .05 1 SO , " .50 SO A'Wl A'Wl 10 50 SI 10 51 SI 9 SI SW1 10 ".41 SI ".63 ".60 " .S6 30.03 29.82 ".91 " .8 SW1 SW2 SV2 7 SW2 A'W2 NW2 8 A'Wl A'l A'l 2 SE1 SW2 SV3 5 SH'3 SW3 SW3 10 S2 S2 S3 9 S2 SW2 SW1 7 Average tenspereture of tho month, 46 73; temperaicrc of October 1659, 40 a 5; of October J5S, 48 c; mimmtitB tetnperaturce 29 c ; high tii t'taperasue 70 -. Range of the Barometer from 30.01S to 28.9S2 inches; mean 29.679 inchoe; mean without re daction tor temperature 29.741; mean tempera, tore cf mercury ia Barometer 62 5; average rreasnre of aqueoufvapor in the air .258 inches. Amount of Bain 3.63 inches; depth of Snow which felt on the morning of the 15th, 6 inches; average elondineee 7; average humidity .71. Warmest day of the month, the 31st, whore av erage temperature was 63 ; coldest day, the loth, HTfTSge temperature 31 . TUB HOG IN' FLORIDA. f from " Due South," or Florida Sketches, t.-Fitr. Ilush Ludlow, in the A. V. Com "Th? groat arch-eaooiv of all Christian and oiulizcd stomachs which go to Florida, is I he Hig. This wretcbeu quadruped in i; coii'itry embitters every gastronomic rela tion of life, lie intrudes his vile presence at rv-r? hanq'iet if he wallows not also in 'very dL-h of the banquet, call it clear gain! t brkfa't he takes the bold form of ba- hi biit in a dozen other less avowed though .iijtry transparent incarnations, ho extends 1 h:-tiif down the table between the carver a i t!io pourer of tea The meal of the - ... iucss kinds of corn cak has been satur it i with him the slap-jacks have been 1' . iii hiiii haply also he has entered into l ! hot ladia-rubbery wheatcn bread. At :iru r it is difficult to mention where the JI c i- n He swims on the top of the tiirclo soup in irridescent scales of oil he s.nks to the bottom of it in these soaked strings t r ban ham, without which the ne gra cook would sooner die a martyr's death than make any preparation of turtle what soever. But suppose, being ignorant as nov- i"i a i:sua.lly nro, of the fatal ubiquity of the Ifog in Florida, that you do not take the turtle soup at all. liere is a venison steak. Try that. We all know that no venison ex ists in the world so delicate as the meat of the small Florida deer. You are very fond of venison. You recollect the first time you ever 6aw it, just penetrated by the genially seductive heat of the chafing dish, and yield ed its aromatic concentrated juice of forest hr!3 lovingly as if it knew that elf-p.ic-nfSce were the prime element in nil giory. 1' i a remembrance like the faint echoes of the maternal cradle song. You will take a r-ma!l piece of this venison thn, with the t merest of pleasure. Ah ! What is the matter ? You find it a little like shoe-solos, hoh ? Shoo soles that h ie beon habituated to the walks of a tal ! w-cbandler's At arc-house ? Soaked through uni through with tho inevitable Hog, is it ? Topmost of culinary blasphemies! they have frt'rd a ran steak ! And fried it too, in firim't at .' But venison is only an entree. There are several pieces de resistance left you. Papperntely assault this wild turkey one of t' c most delicious birds that ever strutted thmugli a gnve of pecan nuts. The abom 11.1' I- H ig is thre before you ! The stuf fing has ien rolled in him he has melted over the white breast in the form of basting Yt'tU. rbriJa beef is as ignorant of fat as tin iiwcdf iipiili nr the lir of starvation. Ar. i vnu .ttuck vonder chunk of it, as tho d rni'-r alternative to utter carniverous al etir -p.ee. Its gravy is liquid Hog ! No matter. JIanv eminent saints have hv 1 upaa tresses. Martin, the huckleberry wh ry man, came all the way from Boston - 'ie fruit indicated by his title assisted by ha!f a water-melon. Vecetablts are the rr per food of the tropics. Drs. Graham nr. j A!c3tt limit them by no terrestrial zone. And tLey are certainly the only food known ' f-'lestial palates. Daniel Shadrach, Methach, and Abodnego all of them the lst possible authority, grew rosier on a reg jiatn of pulse and lentiles than all the hVuSLo!d of the King. Fortified by this praiiji array of precedents, you take tho chtcrful iew of jour Florida dinner and call for the cabbage. It has been boiled with Hot. Tor tho green peas. They have been t-tewed on Hog. For tho sweet potatoes. Tilt? brcathe"ndiposa avowals that Hog has been baked iu the samo oven. For tho f quash fritters. They have been fried in Hog, like the venison. Then ycu fold your hands, and balance Hog against Siarvation. Ihen for the first tune Moses ascends to his true niche in the thronic of Law givers the Levitical code i b3comes a svstem of morals to be tabled on pare gold. You bless that title of your own .New York Revised Statutes, which entailes a pn.iity oc H-igs running in the public high way l'ju are even inciinoa w imns ueuer ' f thos evil spirits who took possession of , cvrini-h herd, making thorn run off the 'iff and commit felo de sc. lou accept tho j..t extravagant dictum of Priesfnitz on the utret of national degeneration through lp rs-eat:i,g lou abandon the oiu trauition- r.ame of incubus herealter it snau not l " i.ight niare whom you hold respansihle ffo- mr horror?, but nisht-IIor." , r 0 Y hTuffei!mast for a causa or a prin- lorr. ! th itaat .awm-, for that causa or lpnr.cir.e. ru secret of tho influenco of Iheroic wtitiap d,esMt lie E0 much in the Ib who produced them. Ther6 is resurrec rticr, of "ch men. The Miltoas, and Hamp-de- and Sidneys, and ?th heroe? of Eng ila. ! who in their writing stood cn A principles ot ncateonsaca. are not 'dead, r.-'v are only sleeping. Thev at6 tfr: again to walk as giants walk, in later O - - And this is not because of auv remarV. r-iwer which their writincs have in h. .selves, but because of the men who lost .e.r heics, be causa of the men wno languished lungeons ; because of the men who thrust -r hands into fierv fhuies ; because of the . who walked in the midst of burning : :cgots, and sang as they died. These men, 1 their s-ifferinsand death, bore witness to e valu- of tho things for which they suf- r-d aud diel. Suffering and dying :-v any ca .re, arc considered hard by v ry bidv exc?pt theso who buffer and . But when men value that for !-ich t'u-y endure sufferings acd death a1 ac all other things, it is not hard fsr them o endure these things. Hence tie prosressof all causes that can nd martyrs is rapid and sure ; nnd the pro gress of all causa that cannot find martyrs, .a flow and doubtful. Any cause that has a Martyr, may b? very suro'that it has an 'ad vocate and witness whose arguments and ttimony will go far toward making it be ted ; but any cause that calls forth no cn- iusiasm, that has no disciples who regard it moro valuable than their own lives, has t a very po"or chauce and it ought to i -r. Lat a very poor chance. 1 SI 37 ' 45 2 33 IS l S 41 54 49 4 46 H 52 4 , 47 51 46 t, 1 35 40 Jl 7 81 8 46 47 4i a, --7 43 41 ,., S 42 , jj $3 56 42 j 2 )! 4 45 1.. 47 45 54 H t9 IS t 46 15 SI 35 , 35 16 31 61 1 45 17 43 35 39 IS 39 51 40 l'j St . 55 4C 2" 40 49 42 22 41 ' 4 i IS 22 A6.il M 21 48 , 68 S 21 46 41 ' 4! 25 4S 56 50 26 49 50 41 27 36 44 : 35 18 33 46 43 29 45 53 , 41 SO 51 65 ' SO 31 58 68 I 61 Co:teqcse.'ck or THE Drouth in- Abdisos Co. An observant correspondent, sends us the following : I have jntt been through nearly all the best, towns of Addison Co. The meadows and pastures cok wonderfully fresh and green ; but I never saw anything like the scarcity of stock, because there is not hey to keep it. It would seem as if nearly tho whole has been sold off. Upon many broad farms could be seen no more than a half Jozen cows and a doten or two of sheep; even. sometimes not that. I am sure that I never trav eled in Vermont at this season before, without seeing from six to ten times the number of cattle. sheep and horses scattered over the valleya,plains, and hill sides, as can now be seen on the same acres in these rich towns of Addison County. And even with all this drain of stock, many farmers are buying and bringing home oats, from Canada and tha West, to keep the little stock they havo through the winter. One thing is certain, they do not mean to bare to buy hay at ruinous prices. It is quite possible that it can be bought in March next at a much lower rate than now. Okas in Hixxmrnun. On the large and fer tile meadow land that extends through tho town cf Hinesburgh, in consequence of the drought, the grass was so light at the usual time of haying that many acres were not cut. Tho rains of Sep tember and (he fine warm weather in October, haTe produced a ciop of from one half ten to a ton to the acre, which the farmers havo been gathering for the last four weeks. This with the very abund ant "rail feel everywhere, will considerably relieve the pressure felt on account of the very small bay crop. Bcsiseis 19 dull and doctors are expensive. A box of Redding' Russia Salve, costing 25 eenti, i s nine times in ten more serviceable iha fifty dollars worth of physicians' counfeli ard pre scriptions, For sale everywhere. ITEMS OF SEWS. Part of the Mount Vernon milis at Troy fell on Saturday mornsng. It was built last winter, and was pronounced unsafe somo time aco. About ten tneusand Dusncis ot wheat were stored in tho mill, and about half of it fell ainonc tho ruins. A workman named Patrick Leyden was seriously but not fatally injured. Tho boiler of tho factory of Dow & Bros., makers of tho woodworks of carriages at New Haven, Ot., exploded on Friday, badly scalding several persons, knocking down part of tho building and burying a boy under the ruins. Tho explosion was due to the poor quality of tho boiler iron A lawyer of Albany named Percy, entered Cranfield's porter-houso on Friday, and threw snuff in Cranfield's eyes and com menced beating him o ver the head with a heavy cane, making three bad wounds. Cranfield drew a revolver and shot Percy twice, both balls entering the stomach. Per cy cannot survive. Xhe quarrel arose out of a suit for tho possession of the premises occupied bv Cran field. Percy bore a very bad character, and the sympathy of the community is entirely wuu iranacia. Joseph Nash, freight agent of tho Michi gan Southern R. R., in Chicago has abscon ded, leaving his accounts with a lmlanco against him of about $17,000. Ho has been hvinir "fast" for sometime. A man in Cincinnati has iust discovered that he has been payinp: for tho last fifteen years another man's taxes. Ho has paid about 1000, and now asks tho Court to refund principal and interest. The Court probably cannot allow the interest, but tho amount will doubtless bo paid over to tho gentleman, and then entered to the owner's account as back taxes. On tho 3d of October thcro was another massacre of emigrants by tho Indians, on tho lino of the Pony Express to California. A largo number ot them wcro killed, and others were driven from their wagons and scattered- When last heard from, the emi grants who escaped uncaptured had nothing to eat. Provisions had been sent, and it was hoped would arrive in tirafl to save them from starvation . Tho St. Louis (Mo.) Democrat states that a total of 80,000 buffalo robsa have been re ceived in that city during tho present year. These robes are ail tanned by the Indian squaws ; their lords of creation do not stoop to such work of art they do tho hunting. Owing to the last winter being so warm, no less than 50,000 robes were left on tho hands of dealers. Ralph Farnham is not the oldest Revolu tionary veteran remaining. Nathan Dean of Georgia, who was a soldier in 1776, and fought through tho war, is still alivo, in his one hundred and tenth year. It is rumored that the Prince of Wales has agreed to writo a description of his American tour for the Lcdycr, on condition that Mr. Bonner will pay off the national debt of England (4,000,000,000) within one year from tho first of January next. Tho terms will probably be accepted. Thcro was a great gale along tho seaboard Saturday, so that many vessels were detain ed in New York Harbor until next day. In New Haven tho spira of tho Wooster Place church,240 feet high, was blown overlook ing down the porch and columns. Tho damage will be $5000. Hamilton & Donaldson's paper factory in Brooklyn was burned Saturday night, caus ing a loss of nearly $100,000 The cashier and others connected with the Boone County Bank, at Lebanon, Ind., have been arrested for counterfeiting, 't is sup posed thct they have circulated from $300, C00 to $500,000 in counterfeit bills on their own Bank. The spurious and the genuine notes are from tho samo plate, with tho names of the Auditor aud Register forged, on the former. Tho President of the Bank i... RaA (mm which circumstance, it is in- 1J . u .A. . . ....... ferred that he is implicated. Th" number of deaths by the explosion on ho steamer H. W. Hill, bound from Memphis to New Orleans is now stated to b& thirty-nine, and the wounded from fitteen to twenty. The tow boat Baltic exploded in Mobil Bay, on Saturday morning. Several person were killed and wounded. FROM MOXTPELIER. MoSTFELlKR, NOV. 1, 1850. The House voted this morning that when it adjourn Friday P. M., it be until 4 P. M. Monday noxt. The 3d reading of the bill annexing Con cord tn Caledonia County, was, after an ani mated and thorough discussion, refused by a very decided vote. Ayts 36, noes 169. After a somewhat lengthy discussion, and a number of amendments, the bill providing for the publication of the Geological Report wat, ordered to the 3d reading to-morro-w morning. One amendment gives a copy to esch incorporated Academy in. the State. The Eastern Vermont Railroad question is raierred, by mutual consent, to thefollow iusCommittea: Eiland Hall, D. O. Denises, and Paul Dillingham, who are to investi gate and report toHhe next Legislature. The rc-comidcration of the vote passios the bill to raise all School texas on the Grand List, has been refused. MoKimits, Nov. 2. A resolution passed the Houss this morn ing, instructing the Committee ofwaysand means in connection with the present State Treasurer to make complete investigation of the accounts of tho late state Treasurer, Mr. Bates, and report thcreonas Eoon at possible. It is understand that he Is a defaulter to from $30,000 to $50,000. Tho ofaoers T;ajtC(i i Xcws of the WecK By Telcsraph to tho Dally Vrce. Frcas. -utiunsia last evening but were unable obtain any .security for the Stale, o ither nn on tho property of Mr. Bates or anvofhia bondsmen. liiey did not find Mr. Bates, though itus understood that ho is still at JSorthfield- t The .excitement hero in re-ard to the matter is of course very great. New Orleans, Nov. 1. The steamer R. W. mil, from Memphis ior ibis piaco, exploded on "Wednesday ni"ht. There wero 30 killed and 40 or CO Ecalded. New York, Nov. 2. Steamship Northern Light, from Aspin- wan, arrived this morning. Advices from VnlruiKifan 0,1 nn,i n.ji- i. . i -"'-i uuu vanao i;n nit., nave been received. A frightful accident occurred on tho 10th m the Dry Dock at San Lorenzo, involving the entire destruction of tho Peruvian Frigate f?flllnn nnA n 1 r , , giuas, luts 01 lives, ano was being docked with all her crew on board, when tho stanchions of tho dock cave way causing her to capsize and fil rapidly with -water. A great num- Der oi men, women and children and the sick, wen below, all of whom perished. It was believod that tho number of killed would reach 150. St. Jossrn, Nov. 3,' 1860. The Pony Express from SmFrancisco 21st, has arrived. Steamship Grenada, from Now York, in entering the harbor of San Francisco, during a fog. and -whilo in chargo of a pilot, got ashoro on tho 15th ult., and became a total loss. Tho -wreck was sold on tho 18th for $9,000. Tho engine woald, probably, be saved. New lork, Nov. 3. A letter from Panama says that tho ship Lucy L. Hale, nvhioh had been partially burned at CaUao, was set on fire by tho crew, who aro under arrest. The furniture factory of Swift & Shaffer, in Houston st., -was burned last evening. Los3 $30,000. Danbury, Conn., Nov. 3. A firo in New Milford, last night, destroy ed ten buildings, including tbo Bank, Hous- atonie House, six stores and two dwellings. Tho fire had not been subdued this morning. Loss heavy. New YonK, Nov. 5. A letter from Rio Hacho says the recant insult offered to the American flag was am ply atoned for upon demand of Capt. Poor, of the Sloop of War St. Louis. A Washington despatch says that the Government has official notice of tlie rejec tion, by Peru, of the American ultimatum and tho demand, by oar Minister for pass ports. Mr. Clay would leave immediately- Leavenworth, Nov. 3. The report that 74 buildings ou the Uher- okoa neutral lands wcro burned by order oi the Indian Agent Cowan, has been confina- ed. SrRIXOFIEMJ, Nov. 5. Tho finishing mill of tho Parsons Paner Mill, at Holyoke, was nearly burnod to-day Loss $60,000, one half of whioh was insured in tho Springfield, Hartford, and New Haven Offices. Tho .Manufncturir .Mills were uri naria 0i. arkcts. CAMHRIDGE CATTLE 3IAKKUT. Wednesdat, A'ot. 7. At market 1052 Cattle (about 500 Beeves and 252 Stores), consisting of Working Oxen, Coc-s, one. two and three yoars old. Market BEEr. Extra, per cwt., C,75a$7.00; first quality $6,00; second quality $5 25; third qual ity $3,50; ordinary $2,75. Workiso Oxes. $80 a $175 per pair. Cows a.d Calves. $30 a 35 a 40 a CO., Vearhbos 7 a 9; Two years old S10 a $12; Three years old $14 a $17. ;ueei and Laves 4300 at Market prices ia lots $1 25 $1 50 $2 00; extra and selections $2 25 a$J62o $5 50; Hides 61,0 a7 per lb; Pelts $1 25 a I 75 each; Calf-skins 10 a 12o per lb. Tallow C, a 7 c. Veal Calves. none. remarks. There was a small stock at market and that of rather poor quality. Sales were quicker at abou1 the same as last week and drovers sold some lots as high as last week, this week not so good in quality by 25 a 50o per 100 lbs. Sheep sold quick.yards all empty by 10 o'clock. Special flohces. COMMON SENSE rules the mass of tho people, whatever the mitnamed and minnthropo philosophers may say to tho contrary. Show them agcodthing; let its merits bo clearly demon strated, and they will not hesitate to give it their most cordial patronage. Tho masses will not hes itate to give it their mcd cordial patronage. The masses have already ratified tho judgment cf a physician concerning the viitues of Hostctter's Bitters, as may bo seen by' tho immense quantities of this medicine which are annually told in every section of tho land. It is now recognized as s;restly superior to all other remedies yet devised for diseases of the digestivo organs, snch as diarr hsca, dysentery, dyspepsia, end for the Tarioas fevers that arise from derangement cf those por tions of tha system. Hostetter's namo is rapidly beeaung a household word from Maine to Texas, from the shores of tho Atlantic, to tho Pacific Try the article and be satisfied. ld by all druggists in the world, cov daw HOLLOW AY'S PILLS. The Qauksands of cctistense. Epilepsy tc. Among the many ihorjs and perils of life on which our frail barks would founder were it not for tho beacons that in dicate acd warn us of our danger aro Epileptic fits, rush of blocd to the head, apoplexy, &c, for which Holloway's Pills re the safest remedies in existence. These disorders ariso frcai feme ono or more derangements of the system, from hat- I ever eouree however they may proceed, Hollow. ay's Pills are the most salutary ia effect, as they cool the blood, braes the relaxed nerves, give tone to ih digestive organs and energy and vigor to the. enfeebled constitution. dan lw RHEUMATISM ! Rheumatism ' Bheama matitm ! It is well known that bathings, oint ments, and external applicitioas, only drive rheumatism from one part of the system to an other. Humphrey's SpeeiSo Homeopathic Khu ttitie Pillt, often care tho worst and aost pro tracted cases. This simple medicated sccar iru, will da taoro to oiadioito tho disease, thaa quan tities of crude medicines , and has cured when all other means have failed. Price 25 eents per box, with directiosE boxes SI. Six Rnf Tit null or exprejs, freo of ohi: ca re- ceiptof the pries. Address, Dr. HUMPHREYS i Co. Sc. 552 Broadway, Now-York. See advertisement in another column. novo diw lm EN WOMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S Boot and Shoes mad. to measure nQUTrS- ' r Burlington, July 25 j to I CATARRH is the most diEauIt of diseases of - U Breathing Ornans to rcliove or to enre. The Rcv-Jshna Leavitt, editor of tho Indtpmdini, of New York, who had the Catarrh for more than twenty years, has been cured by using Dr. J. B. Stafford's Olivo Tar and Iron and Sulphui Powders which are advertifed in this paper. His testimon ial is published in a pamphlet among many others equally prominent, who havo been eared of chronic Throat and Lung difficulties, which trill bo sect free by mail. nav AMOXG THE MANY apparent trifi o continually brought to the surface from tho ideal under-world of tho unknown, there aro occasion ally simple articles costingbat little in detail.but whose combined benefit, usefulness and economy of time and money, aggregate on the basis of millions. Such nn articlo is Spalding's Prepared Glue. Its nses, as may bo seen by rcforence to the adver tisement in another column, are enumerated, and a3 its cost is next to nothing, the demand for It is nniversil. '. It is preparod with chemicals, and used cold, requiring but littlo skill cr time fcr it application. TO CONSUMPTIVES. The Advertiser, having been restored to health in a fow weeks by a very simplo remedy, after having suffered several years with a severe lung fTection, and that dread diseaso, Consumption ie anxious to make known to his fellow-suficrers the means of cure. To all who desiro it. ho will send a copy of the prescription used (frco of charge,) with tho direc tions fur preparing and using the same, which thoy will find a sure Ccns roa CosscMrtio.v, Asthma, tc. The only object of tbo advertiser in sending tho Prescription U to benefit tho afflict ed, and sproad information which be conceives to bo invaluable, and ho hopes ovcry sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Tartici wishing tho prescription will please ad arcts Ittv. EDWAKD A. WILSOA Williatnsburgb, d-wly Kings County, A'ow York. T1AIII DYE! HAIR DYE II Wm. A. Batcuelor's Hair Dte ! 77ie Orijinal and Best in the World I All others aro mere imitations, and should be avoided, if you wish to escape ridicule GRAT,r.ED,or r.vsrr n dyod instantly to a beau, tifuland natural brown or black, without injury bo the hair or skin. 15 Medals and Dir-LOMA3 have been awarded to Wm. A. Batohclor since 1830, and over 80,C0t. applications havo been made to tha hair of the patrons of his famous dye. W. A. Batcuerder's Hair Die produces a color not to bo distinguished from nature, and is war ranted not to injure in the least, however long it may be continued, and tho ill-effects of bsd dyes remedied; tho hair inigorated for lifa ly this dye. Sold in an cities and towns of the United otate:. by Druggists and iancy Goods Dealors. Ino cenumo has tao name and address upon a. steel rlato cuijraving on four sides of each BiiX1 of WM. A. BATCIIKLOR, Address Cuas. BACHELOE, w3Sdawy SI Barclay Street, A'ew York. MOTHERS, READ THIS. The following is an extract from a letter written by a pastor of a Baptist Church to tbo "Journal and Messenger," Cincinnati, Ohi", nsd speaks vo lumes in favor of that world-renowned medicine Mrs. Winslow'e Soothing Sj-rup for Children Teeth ing : "We see an advertisement in your columns of Mrs. Winlow'a Soothing Sjrap. Now wo never said a word in favor of a patient melicino beforo in our life, but we feel oompellcd to sy to your readers, that this is no humbug wo have tried it. and know it to be all it claims. It is, probably, one oi me mosi Fuecessi ji medicines ot the nay, because it is one of tho best. And those of your roadcr; who have babies can't do better than to lay In a supply." Sj)t. 21, 1SCO. .h.l.r Wnt A H ATCHELOR'S IIAIK HIT. This splendid Hair Dye has no equal instan taneous in cQeot Beautiful Black or A'atural I Brown no staining the skin or injuring the Hair I remedies the absurd and ill effect of Bad Dyes, ird invigorates the hair for life. A'cno are genu ine unles3 signed "W. A. Batchelor." Sold ov- trywhere. CHAS. BATCHELOR, Proprietor, H Barclay Street, A'ow Torlr. 31arric(S In Richmond, Nov. 1, at tho residence cf tho Bride's uncle, Capt. Barker, by tho Rev. T. J. Holmes, Mr. Edtnon Hodges to Miss Jessie Hatch, both of Richmond. Died. In Bnrlington, A'ov. 7th, Amelia Francis Eng" esby, wifo of Lcverelt B. Englejby, aged 2S years. Taneral from tho house on Saturday next, a 11 o'clook. In Waterbarr, Oct. SO, Miss Mercy Greene' aged 60 years, the last of seven whieh formed tho Baptitt Church cf that place. In Monroe. Wis., Oct. 21th, Martha Ellen, enly child of Philo and Caroline E- Pinney, aged 4 years, 7 months and 20 days. "A'ot our will,but thino, 0 Lord, bo dote. " In Paddock's Grove, Madiioa Co., HI., Janes Wlito Bliss, eldest son of Oramel and Ellia Bliss, in the 35th ytar of hi age. In WeifPIattsburgb, Oatoberil, Dr. Thomas Hvvncv formerly of Westfcrd, Vt., aged 6S years m,"" 1 " mtt 111 mi . IMS CAPS & FURS. H. Allen & Company, MANUFACTURERS of and dealers in Hats Caps A Fcss.beg leave to call the attention of tho Publioto tho LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS in their line, ever brought into Burlington, cosT prising FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! a larger and bettor selected stock than can bo foacd this sido of New York or Boston.and of all prioes.to hit the casss, both of those who wish to mase a littlo. cash go a great ways, and of thoso who can afford to put a good dcat of money into a rich and oostly article. Ladies' Dress Furs ia great variety, msd9 cxprsssly for this market in rich and fashionable styles, much chtaptr than can bo fenad olschore,aad wsrranted as represent ed. BUFFALO EOBES by tho balacr sioglo robe, larger, darker asd Soar b as can ha bought In this region. HATS nf every style, hard and soft CAPS t ia groat variety from tho boy' cheap cloth cap to the gentleman's expensive fur article. GLOVES. cloii, buclrskin, kil lined, or fur, aad Jiitteas, all sires, a heivy stock ou hand, which the sub scribers wish to transfer to the hands of their custemtri. II o r s o Blankets. o!iep and good. TRUNKS, TRAVELLING- BAGS, CAA'ES, UMBRELLA?, gosd and cheap. CALL AND SEE, CALL AND BEE. J CALL AND SEE. Eespectfally, A. ALLEN & CO. '"'Court Houso Squara, corner of College Ss.) Burlington Vt. TUCK DIARIES FOR 8G1. N AS -i-rc'al1 N ASSORTMENT of all sixes wholesale aa at NICHOLS', daw October 8, 15G0. Q LET THE BE3T AND THE CHEAPEST 1 PORE'S RURAL HW YORKER, ng anl largest circulated, as it is conceded to . tho best and most influential Agricultural, Hor t.se Itural, Literary and Family A'ewsptocr of the will enter upon its TWELFTH volc.mb ia Jan uary, I860. TO BATTHERURALSEW TOUKSIt li TB E UTJR All is tho most popular Acniccr. tubal and Hoiti cultural au thority of the day, and also combines such an amouat and variety of Heading aJaptcd to the Family Circle that it bag p become a favorite with lntelli pent people in both Town voantry. a iiU ivTJRAL Is a ATati. nal, aye. Continental "institution.'' beinj taken, ; read and admired throughout tho American Union, Britifh Provinces, Ac, because it eVs toTiromoto the B'st la tfrrstt and Homt Happixen of Ul classes. Twr jxr UUUATj'j pronounced, by b)fh Presi r.nd people, tho the best com 'Hied Agricultural, Literary and Pam:li) Newspaper pMiihtd and, bciog honest, reliable, ana free from bunions and de ception, is ostremsd by tens of thousands for lis tndopendenco ana stoning merit. " i HAL is an advocato of Industry, Skill, Progress Improvement, Morality, Education, aud whatever tends to advance and ennoble Humanity a Journal cxpres'Iy intended for, and eminently adopted to the Firo sides of a Progressive and En to-prising People. TIIJ3 RURAL is superior in Style, Illustra tions, Typocraphy, and Paper employs tho Uest Talent in its various departments and ia taken by hosts of leading Farmers, Horticulturists, Me chanics, Merchants', Profes sionals, tc, in Country, Vil- lige and Uity, Irnm Canada to California, and Maino to Min ncsota. Til?-. rTrr t . , . . '-tJA.s.u 13 ine cheapest journal o; vs Clait in Christendom the lowest club rate being only SI, 25, ard barely covering the heavy expenses attending its publication, as iU Contents, fatylo, Illustrations, &-o., in volve a larger outlay than any oi iu eotemporaries. lilt, IIUUAL is finally and summarily j. 11 a rriOFLE 6 HOME TEEKLT ; Its various de partments of Acriculturo. Horticulture, Ladies' Reading, uncice iiucellany, fcabbsth Muelng?, Educational, Tho Traveller, Tho Reviewer, Useful and Scientific Olio, Young Rnralist, Story Teller, Wit and Humor, Enigmas and Rebuses, and last not least, its amplo A'ews and Markot Re ports, are all conducted with caro and discrimination, ren dering it altogether tho most cempleto AGRICULTURAL, LITERARY, and FAMILY" A'EWSPAPER extant. VOLUME XII. FOR 1861, Will be superior in Style and Contents to' either of its predecessors with A'ew Typa and othor im provements. Its Motto, "Ex tiiar," and Objects, "I'royresi and Improvement," will bo minilcsted in both Matter and Manners rendering it worthy a largoly increased A'ation! Circulation. FORM, STYLE AA'D TERMS- Tnz Rcr.AL New Vorkkr comprises Eight Double Quarto Pages, (forty columns). An Index, Titlo Pago. Ac, given at the close of each Volnco, cempleto for binding. TERMS. IX APVAXCE .-$3 a Y'oar ; 3 copies for $5 ; C for S10 ; 10 for $15; 20 for $25. ETA'OW 15 THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE AA'D FURM CLUBS. 3 Tho most liberal inducements to Club Agents the bct yet offarcd. Specimen Xumbcrs, Sho-v Bills, Inducements, Ac., sent free t all applicants or we wiii send tho thirteen num bers of this quarter ( ctnbor to January) ou trial, nt HALF PllICB onlv :5 crnta. Address DDT M' ORK, nov"tlt IW-- -c-, A . A fafo and safety remedy f r Coughs, Colds, Croup, Asthma, Whooping' Cougn, Sore Throat, Bromhitts, Hoarse ness, Influenza, Fever and Ague. It is warranted to relieve croup in fivo min utes. To break up a common cold in a single night To reliovo tho Asthma at onoe. To euro all coughs and diseases of tho lungs, previous to ulceration. The matchless success and unprecedented nopu Iarity which this remedy has attained In one short year, would seem to bo a suEcient guarrantyof its excellency. If any ono doubts it let such give it one trial. Read tho following: From Hon. Levi Underwood, Lieut. Governor of Vt. Messrs. E.. B. Magoon & Co. I havo used your Weeks' Magio Compound, for severe colds and soro throat, and it has proved an cQcicnt remedy. It is a valuablo accession to tha list of remedies for colds, coughs, Ac. Iam, Ac, Yours, LEVI UNDERWOOD . Burlington, Oct. 8th, 1860. From Hon. Timothy P. Rodfield. By using your week's Magio Compound a short time, I was entirely oared of ono ofthesevercs and most obstinate colds upon my lungs that I ever experianced. I know of no remedy equal to it for ooagbs and lung compjaints generally. TIMOTHY P. REDFIELD. Montpelier, Oct. 13th, 1860. From Rev. E. B. Smith, D. D., Principal of New Hampton Institution. The Magio Compound which yoa furnished mo last Spring, when I was suffering most eaverely from the effects of a long continued cold upon my lungs, acted like a charm. Tho first night after taking it, I coughed loss and slept better thin for weeks beforo, and the use of it finally removed tho difficulty entirely. I should use it agiin in prefersnos to any medicine I have tried when similarly aSicted. Yours truly, u. e.miii, Fairfax, Vt. April 21, ISO. TRIAL EOITLES GRATIS. WM. JOSLYA & SONS, Barton, Vt., wholesale Agents for Westorn Vt., and Northern A". Y., to whem all orders should be addressed. Sold by A. C. Spear and Theo. A. Peck, Bur lingten, J. S. Storrs 4- Sons, Winooski, and by dealers generally througho'Mhe Country. June 1, 1SC0. wt0m6 C. F. STAITIFOBD HAS NOW OPENED ANEW AND SPLENDID STOCK or FALL AND WINTER Goods CARPETS ASS OIL CLOTH DRESS GOODS in EVERY VARIETY" MOURNING GOODS, EMBROID ERIES, HOSIERY, GLOVES, UNDER WEAR, SSIP.T3, CLOAKS, AND RAG LAKS IK ALL DES IP-ABLE 3m.ES, Corsz-KEZPIXQ COOPS, cocxtzb TANES, TLAKXELS, JTCSLIX DP.A ?ERV, BRUSSELS AITD EA'OUSH TA PESTRY, THREE-PLY, INGRAIN AND ' VENETIAN CARPETTNGS, CRUMB-CLOTHS, DRUGGET, RUGS, MATS, COCOA MATTING. I act caly oitor yea BARGAIN'S T1 fU.) OT krn article:, but 1st ycu select frcni MY ENTIRE STOCK. I think this is the better way. What say you 1 Burllngtca, Oct. 8, 1E60. daw YOU can tret lb New YotU ASTOR-HOU9E SILK HATS, at the Church street Hat, Cap and Fur Store. H. LYND, dawtf Burlington, Vt NEEDLE CASES EOP. SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES, con trived, not enly to hold the needles, but also to d. iver them, ens at a time, of tha desired tize, at ni'I. A neat,eAan,aad very serviceable thins Ff sale at the SEWING MACHINE PARLOR, No. 6, Oolleg-ft, BmiiagUa April, 23. SWEEP HO! SWEEP HO !! tho "u:io.T rouEVER" "Union earpci Sweeper," FTrsnE best revel ving broom extant on exhibition X and for sale at tho EEE-HIVE. and JUST received a fow moro BaW of "Hni?io tos's Carfkt Lsjisg"' an unrivalled artisio. A A'OTnKR small Ut (only 2,497 J yards) xi.tho3o fiasiit No. 1. Illeaohoi Shirtln; Quick, or yon lose them! AT. PECKJR, CO. dawtf THE WHEELER & WILSOX SEWIXC lUACIIIXE. fTUR&T r.tltri A'ational Vairs, at three Vt. State Fair?, and at most of tho StJto Fairs of other States, and recognised by the untnimons approval ot over SIXTY THOUSAND I-AJUMES now using it, as Thebest Machine for family use. A FULTj STOK of all tho various stvle COA'STANTLY OX HAND. Machine skipped free of chirge to purchasers, on tho line of any railroad in nnv part of the State, or to tho nearest 11. 11 Station, if purchassrs live oil the lino of Itond. Evcrv Machine Wnrrantcd-and instruc tions in tho use of them given to purchasers aratu. li. w. A U. u. iit,i.im,i', Ageats lor Vermont. ATo. C. Collego St. - - - Burlington Vt. WOOLEN YAKS. TTU5T RECEIVED at the J CORA'ER STORE. A NICE LOT Or VARVS, IX GREAT VAEIS1T. Blue mixed, 3 and 1 thread. 3 " 2 and 3 Slate, Drab i Madder oolors Black and white, Kcarlot and Drab, random 3 thread. it i it tc LVMAA''S. dawtf Crimson and Drab, White and red, Extra nico for tao littlo foilcs Call acd examine at A'ov. 1st, 1SC0. FLOUR. rililE choicest Family Flour, from A'ew Wheat, JL manufactured at tho celobrated Mt. Vernon Mills, for salo bv (J. L. WAR A SR. SopL 17. r-' LIFE V IRE A A I) M A JJ I N K IIYSUKAXCE.. -F.T.Y A INSURANCE COMPANY. HARTFORD, CONN. 31,S0O,0C0. INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK. Sl.OOO.OOi). Lapital, H03IK Capital, PliCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD, CON A", Capital - - - SSOO.OOO. LAMAR FIRE INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK. Capital, - - - $000,000. CONNECTICUT FttlE INSC'tlANCK Co HARTFORD, CO A' A". Capital, - - - S200.000. SOUTH "V FIST KH N I. V5 CHANCE CO.. OSWEGO, X. T. Capita!, ... $150,000. WESTERS MASSACHUSETTS INS. Co , riTTSFISLI), ilASS.. Capital, - - - $150,000. .NEW VOSIK MFE ISSClvASCE CO., NSW VOSK. A - - - 31.SOO.0C0. c ii itrt:it oak i. iff: ixsuuaxckco. HAKTIOWO. CONK., Cp,..t ,1 ;,n,I Parplon, . . $600,000. 1 .. ;; - i-"ued i.i the forccoing (Sr,r class Com i ' i-K, ,i. 1 loaif s tqtutnkly adjusted and promptly P'.. 1 t'V tho underpinned, vht mil make "o cki'ye f r irs or 1 1 newals. S. WIRES, Agent. Burl.-gton. Ojt. 13, 1SC0. l.wly "What Say Ycu ?" jUR extra "Bargains" disturb somo of onr neighbors so much, that to " keep tho peaee" we forbear to mention tbcm as such ; but will sim ply stato that wo have recently mado large addi tions to our stock of FAL Ij AM) WINTKIi GOOUS, among which are the following, viz: Another ease of those famous Blch'd i-hirtings 12c, (wo will not call them "bargains," but thoyH). Ono caso Printed DoLaines, at 121 worth 17 cents; " " Woven Winceys "17 " 25 " 13 dot. Linen Doilies " C2 " 100 " 56 " Table Napkins t 125 a 150 " 200 " A job lot 'ambric Collars 65 25 ' " " " " Setts 88 " 150 " PATCH! PATCHING I! PATCHED!! 2 Cases Calico Remnants by the lb. Hoop Skirts at hasty prices. Balmoral Skirts from $1 26 to $5. Cloaks ! CIoaKs ! ! Cloaks ! ! .' i Shawls, Capes and Raglans. R1LKS ' SILKS .' ' SILKS ' ' French and EnglUi Repps', Merino? and Flaidji. Woollens, Aisfid Lota. Carpets at curious Prices We will not presume to compare oar assortment and prices, Tilth tho "Immense" stocks of our neighbors, who so magnanimously offer to let their customers select bargains from their "entire stork" and who make it so "easy" for tbe Fublio to save from 5 to 10 per cent. Oar advice to tbe public is, look through tho mammyth slocke of our neighbors, then examine our modest little Slock, aud then. Tlnr whflro yon plcaso ; that's all. Moro ancn. A". PECK, JR., CO. dawtf Oct. 23, 1360. Worsteds Worsteds!! T ADIES, wo can sew supply yoi with all JL-i desirable shades and colors is Singlo or Doable Zephyr; Split do. Shetland Wed and Tinsel Worsted ; ALSO Crochet Cord; Crochet Braid; Crochet Hocks; Wood, Gutta-percha, Ivcry and Bono Knitting pins; Chenillo Cord; Tinsel Chcsillo; Embroid Tidys, Cushions, 0., ic. ItlBBONS. A Cholee tot cf Fall and Winter Bibbccs,r.the handsomo;t ever in thi3 market. REiiriraxR tcs Corner Store LYMAN'S. October, IS 63. dirtf NEW BOOKS. TTJOODS AND WATERS, or The Saranics 1 and Racket, with map of the route, and niao illaitraticn3 on wood, by ALntcoB. Street, for salo at HUNTINGTON'S. Oct. 16, 1S60. DECEIVED at tBvStere. tho Churci Street Book, Harper's Magaiiao for November. Atlast c, " " Gosys " " r-CT2nscs's " " Frask Leslie's ' ArrLErox rail tvat ccoz rca And foe sale by E. A. FULLER. Burlington Oct. 22,1560. NOTICE. INTO ME EA'CLOSUBE of tho sub- I AMI scribcr on tho loth Inst., a red two year old heifer. The owner is requested to pay charges and tako her away. M. L. MINER. Shelbqrne, Oc. 23, 1S6. FRESnGROUND GRAHA3ITLOUR at A. S. DEWEY'S. Aug. 31, 1660. w irtit, OP VERMON'T, Thononorablo ft,. ""M: , bj. t the Probate uonrt t"rr .-I ll . Chlden, to all p-rsons in t? " 3rS of Am Elodgott, late of Islington, in sudDUtrlet. deceafeirOreoting. Whereas, said Court hath as.i,.i . mi. r -tutiiuuvr iirAt ior mo scwement nf th. . uu;,. r 1 l. -b-iujijiu tration account of tho rstata of Amos "niodzett deceased, and ordered that public nofuu therc' of bo given to all persons interested in said" estate, by publishing this order three wctks successively previous to tho day assigned, ia tho Burlington Freo Press, printed in Burlington, in said District. Therefore, vou aro hereby notified to appear at tho Prohato Court Rooms, in Barlinzton. on day assigned, thoa and thero to contest the allow ance of said account, if yon reo caue. Uiven under my hand, this T.nn day ot ueiooer, A. B. 1860. D. FBE.VCil. Re-ister. w!St3 WllLLIAM FABS.IM, ri. J. & J. II. Peck A Co. CHITTENDEN COUNTY COURT. rg"1 nTS action wai entered at tb c September Term A.D. 1S60. of Chittenden County Court. It is an action of assumpsit, dcelaring upon tho ecneral caunt. and demanding in djmasc3 S15.000. A'o personal notica havinc boon civen rmlnfetul. t. i. i r r..i. i, i r ,7 ... tut. ouim ... u, uiuirfii i onri, notice i hereby given to said John II. Pick, to appear a the Term of said Conrt, ne.U to bo bcM n TW lington. in and for said Chittenden County, on tho last Tuesday in March, A. D. 1SG1, and defend said suit or ho will ba defaulted. J. P. ADAM?, Clerk C. J. Aloeb, Att'y. October, 18G0. wlSw.l NOTICE. Lnci.i L. Peaah vs. William 3. Peach ) Supreme Court Chittenden County, January term 18C1 trHERc A? the slid LucU L. Pcaeh has filed in said Curt. hor libl ajrainst tho said "imam b. Peach, setttns forth her morna with him inJSnuary 1833, at Burlington, and their subsequent cohabitation as husband and wile uaiii .-cptembor l-i.il, and his wiuu: desertion and abandonment of her at that time, and praying ior a divorce and for tho custody of her minoi children. SAnd whereas it has been made to anncar that tho sain nm. a. Peuch restdes, and i out of tho State .fT . . ...... ui iwmoci: aow it is heresy ordered mat tno said Wm. S. Peach ba summoned to appear and answer to said Libel at tho supremo Court next to be held at Burlington, in and for said County. on the first Tuesday ia Janniry. 1801. by publi- u-iuon oi ihe substan c ot said L.ib:I as horcin De- tore sa forth together with thU order, three weeks successively in the Burlineton Weekly Free Press, a newspaper pablishc 1 at said Burling ton . tao list of whie.1 publication' shall do nor be loss than six weeks previous to said term of said C.urt. Given under my hand at siid Burlington, this 22d day of October, A.D. I860. LUKE P. POL AA'D, w3w Jadga of Supremo Court. C. J. Algkr, Solicitor. WM. JAMES KILLEN'5 ESTATE. JTATE OF VERMONT, ) Tho Hon Probate 5 D siRicr op cniTTE-VDES. S3, s Court for tho district of Chittenden, to all Peraoug interested in the estate of William James Killen, of Chicago in tha County or Cook, ia the State of lliinoi., Greeting. j irimw, application ia writing, hath been J made to this Court by tho guardian of Willintc James Kiilcn, for license nd authority to soM tno wholo of the real escite of his said ward, setting fcrth therein, that his said ward is neiznl in bis own riht of certain real estate, sitntl in the village of Burlington, in the County of Chit tenden, and .- Uto of Vermont, and described as follows, to wit: A eertiin lot f land, with a wooden duelling boa anl oat-iiuilJings thereon staodini. situitrd on the north-west omer of Ail ms and Union str?c', and containing about one quarter of an acre of land, and that it would eon duce to tbe best. intcrrst of said ward to havo said real estate gold an 1 the proceeds of said sr lo put at interest, and praying for license to sell tho same; and thereupon, the said Court app dnled and aligned tho 10th day of N'ovamb-ir A. 1'. 150,at the Probate Court Rooms in tail District, t hoar and decide upon said application: an l ordered that public nottee thereof be given to all pcrions ircrsted therein, by publi-hinfaid order, three weeks successively in the Burlington Free Presn, a new paper which eircul ite-i in the neighborhood nt those poroa intcreated therein all which pub- j locations shall be previous to the time aforesaid for hearing. Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear before said Court at the tine and pl appointed, then and there to object to the granl'io- of seh lteenee, it you see caose OItob uc!dr ray hand, at th Trnhate Col. Kooms, this 28th day of September, 1S0. wHr3 W. II . FRENCH, Judge. YrnwesT Board or Karctnox, Secretary's Office. 0?t. I860. ' Tfi ACHERS' INSTITUTES. T ITEACIIERS' INSTITUTES f r the Counties e f 3 rand Isle, Washington, Lamoille, Frank lin. Chittenden, Essex, Orleans and Caledonia, will bj held as follows: At Underbill. - Nov. 13 It. " Johnson. - - " H 17. " Cabot, - - - " 2223. " Lyndon, - - " 2627. "W.Albanv, - -Dee. 87. " Lunenburgh; - " 1112. " North Hero, - - " IS 19. " PrankliD, - - " 2122. The Institutes will oaeh continuo in scsslan du ring two days, commencing at 'J A. M. All friends of Edncation are invited tn attend a3 punctually as possible. Town Superintendents arc desired to see that Teachers are notified, and urge them to attend. Clergymen are respectfully inviteVl to givo no tice from their Pulpits. wl3w2 J. S. ADAMS, Secretary. CAST STEEL BELLS. TRICE REDUCED. rjnHESE Bells have now an cs- JL tablishcd repotation, and are. stronger and cheaper than any oth er firs: class bells. In power and beauty of tone thoy aro unexcelled. In tho severest frosts they are war ranted not to break, and in caso or fire they do net melt. Tho best proof of their im-sense strength is tha fact, that none of our bolls havo ever broken after being properly hung acd tested, and used with ordinary care. Each Bell is warranted for one year, aud if it should break after that time, half pner is oWouwf in exchange for a Tutooneywhich'makcs a second bell, even then, 20 to 30 per cent, cheaper than a com position bell. In consequence of improvements in tho manu facture, wa aro now enabled to afford our belli at a reduced price, and solicit orders. Prioo3, terms and circulars, with lostimonials, famished on application t NAYLOR k CO., No. 60 Stato street, Boston, and No?. 99 and 10.1 John St., New York. A'ov. 2. wlSm3 C. W. MORSE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOB. AT LAW TON N II A L I; , BCRLlNCrO.V, VcBMOSr. Oct. 23rd, 1S50. E-CUTOR'S SALF. OF REAL ES TATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. 0: A" Tued y tha 20th of November next, at 2 r r in front of tho Adirondaa House. Ke-seviflc. N. Y-, (unless previously disposed of at private sab) that vory desirable iarm, well known as the Wm. Keoso Farm; bf over 300 acrc3 of good land, with dwelling-hou3e, Barn, Ac, situate about two miles from Kcesevills, on tho stazo-road to Plattsbargh. Terms liberal and ma io known at the timo cf sale. Possession to bj givoa April lat, 1861. For further particulars inquire of William Keeso, or Anderson Kecse, oa tho premises, or addres?, by mail, to Newtown, Bcck3 Co., Penn., H0BEP.T EAHLE, wl3w6 ExV of II. E. Keeso. LUCIAN II . HAY DEN, Pupil of Alfred Jacll. N3rr.ucTDr.or ras rzxso, oac.vK & nis-nvT and T'aeJicr of Singing, (Bassini's system) Fatrfax, Vermont. septo E5TRAY. BR0ES INTO THE INCLOSNEE of thi :u scriber about the first of October last, two re steer calves, with some white spots oa them. Tho owner is requested to prove property, piy ehsrrcs and take them away. WILLIAM O. BARKER. Shelfcuree, fM. 22, 1S60. w3t J3UKLINGT0N, VT, Filer, Chandler &Jq,, or EZLcnrRTOTvy, jtiss. HAVE ESTABLISHED .tha manufactcry of 0r2S and Top Bucatis and Covzaco Cabri Aors in all their varieties. 4 Wo shall manufacture and keep on hand a f 11L assortment of light and faihionablo work, mada of the best material, and warranted to stand. Wo shali nso the best of Eastern timber, rnd employ tho best workmen from Eastern shops. Oar long experience in tho manufactnr ef Cirria ges, and our known character for. producing tha best quality of work, we feel assured will scenra to us the liberal patronage of the public. I Sales Rooms and Manufactory ia Leavenworth! Block, College st., Bnrlizgtoa, Vt. 1 April 25, 1860. gPAXDINa'S PREPAEEDOtXTE! SPAI.OIXG'S PltBPAKEn GLVEl SfAI.uINU'S nUGPARKD OI.IJKS 8A"VTS THE PIECESt: k.coxojiv: U IS PATCH y " A Stirca Ti s.ru -4 Jl arridenls l J happ, rvn in ictt-rty2aUd JamilU. U rerx deslrabt to han, lome chrp and eonrvnlent my kr rpalrlis rurnllore, Toj, Crocltry, ii. SPALm.VQ-S PRF.rARED OLCK c-etp -1! rich ecif rncfe. and no Loose hold ran aSord to bf liaont K. It li alwnji tt-Aj, and ca to lit mcktor point. Tktta ts co cr a nrcawtj for Hnplnc en!r. rfttori tra. li.wiieM isiia intea eradlca. It ti put ta vtwle fur cone. hell, .nj other ornamenul woek. w popala t3 IzAlt, of r.nement and ta.1. Thl, adratrabl. preparation U nxd cold, belos ebemtrar td In tolatlcn. and po..e.tee all tb. ealnaMe e,aalU- " I6 &m Url-m.ier.- Gin.. It may b nwd ta th. r" " ","1'nT mncil.,.. belns- rulT m, lhe.!re. "CPEVCl, Is EVERY nOL'SE." X. U.-A llm.h aefoapanleae.ch bottle. 7V1. 35m 'ATiclesala Depot. Ko. 48 C.aar-L. Her York Addrtw HEirSY C. SPAXDING & CO., Box xto. 3.C00, Itew f j j Tnt up f."r Ptlers la Ca. eontalnln foar. elefct. ao. twelve dozen n beautlfal Lithographic Show ta;l accom panjfDf each package. 03- A lnj!e bottle of SPALDIXO-S PREPARKn r,t.v will 9 ire ten times I. coitt anuuallv to er.rj nonnebold -v Hold bj all prominent Sutioners. Imxic'a. Hardware ail tho r nmtmre iieAiers. ijrocerf. ana r aney hum. Ianntrr merehant. .honld make a note of RPALDIXO'lt PKKl'WSKfi (U.L'B, when icaklr; np thalr Il.t. It .ill land aitj ehmato. SPA hOISG'S PItEPAKED GkUKl U3SFDL IX EVERT 110 UPC SPALDI.ViS-a PRKPARBP (ILUI. SOI,I BV STATION EES. SPAI.niXO'S PREPAREn OLCE. SOLD BT IlRL'QtJISra FPALDIXO-S PKEPAEKI) CLCK. SOLI) BT HAP.mVARB DEAI.EKSL SPALIUXn-S PREPARED (1I.CK, SOLI) BV HOlSE-rrKXISIII.VO STORES. PPALIIIXG'R pltEPARED OI.OE. SOLI) UT Ft'ItNllURK DKXI.ERS. sPAi.niy.j-K i-REpvRr.n glue, ilLl) nT PAXCT-flOODS DKAI.EHS. SPALIM.WS prhpared olue. SOLI) 1ST liRCCERS. BPALDIXG-S PREPARED UI.OK. SOLP AT COV.VTKV JIEKUHAMS OEXKRAJJ.i. A. VrJ A.-l.WNT BOOS " U....lletx!a Hl-REAl'8 IS., .yinit KKAII.E$ I). ...Mend. DOLLS K.... Mends ET.W1ERES F....Vwd PANS (1. ...Mend. GUITARS II... Mends HARPS I ....Vends INLAID-VO.tC J Vends JARS K Mends K.VOHS L....Mend. LEATHER-WORK M ...Mends MIRROR-KKAMEa N ...Mnds NEWEL POSTS ..Vends OTTOMANS . . Mmls PIANO-KORTES I -nds QUII.T.FHAMKS. , h - ds ROCKING-HORSES. , Wis SOFAK. I yraO, TABLES. nd. ITMURELLA-STIUKi ..Mend. VASES ..V-ad. WORK BOXES ...Vr,h XVI.OHRAPHIO-WOB1C.... r....Mnul4 VARDSTII-KK J I, 0 , r x r u H i j K s o p H . ...T r "V.V.v ......x t....Mead. ZEPHYR WOOD-WOKIC I- ..In eenetaebm, SPALDI.VO-3 PREPARED OLlUt I. mefnl ia LibrarK and Schoola, .. S...Mend. SOPIS I ...P. ..Mends PITCHERS S A. ...Mend. ACCOHDEONM. , 4 .... I. . . .Mends LETTER SKlUXfl S... .1).. .Mead. DAlifERREOTYPB C.VSES.... 6.... I. ..Mends IM MIES. T ...V.. .Mend. NEW KRg.VKAGE.-!.. ...S... 1 ..P... I ..A... J ..L... t ..D... I I... .....Jl ....o 8... v ....r...u ....R...11 ....E...1T ....P...H ....A...U ....R-... ....K.. N ... II.. .i: S.. ..!.. .Meads Gl'X STOCKS 9.. ..8. ..Meads SCHOOL-BOOK. .P....Vefds PtRASflLS .. .K.. .Mends Rfl.KRI. , ... K ..Meads ELEfTRIOAf, MACHINES... IJ . P...Men4 PIPKR-HANGINUil A ..Mend. ARM CHAIRS U .. R...Vnd Rl' KKTT EfRVITUP.E..... I... E ..MmhIi KRXKKK-IIANHLES .!... Mend. Ht-.HKS. !....'. ...Mend. Gl.OKF.S '. (I, IS... I. ..Mead. UmisKSEI) LEXVKS I.. ..! ... L'...Med. ri'HOt.'JTKRKI) KLRNITUP.E....U ..-K.. .Meads Bt:i-BK.VTKR8. Mends Ai-ltX WORK Men.1. I'llESS HOARDS. a : 21 3 3 ... r? 3t 31 SI K V1 3 ...... ....... J 40 41 -41 43 44 4 , I T ..IS .. rj 11 Mead. FIDDLES IS Mend. SHELL-WORK . . ..Mei. !- PII.I.CT WORK X Mend. IIOURV-noUSKS JlenJs KALEIDOSCOPES Menda MONET BOXES l Mend. PICTURE Fit OIKS 31 Mend. SXCRETA RIES , M Mend. VENEKRISG 38 --Tel.!. S. HlMJl. FUP.NITlRB 31 .Mend. PAPIKSt-M ACHE. 36 .Mend. WKllROBRS si Mends PARIN MARBLE. .. ..Vend. CRIBS . Mends mBVJCMPER-i. JK . . . Mend. HURT WORK ' end V Ti HSPKS. .. .Mend. PICTl KKS fl Mend, til iLUWIIBKMI. Vend. TOWEL-RACKS. Vrni.N Vt'AMI STANDS It Stead. BRO.VTBAIIS Veud IIRt.MS. Wml. CHSfSMK.V ie' S,. B.1.UIT KUXRS. dl . Uci.d IIV'ltK RtVMS J! M.aa. K k;.MMtJ. BOARlMt. M !l v i:iXES. a . V.nl. l".-.. MHW . . , M M-i .! .1 Hil. s. .. 1:;' ; ; kut M i.?,, ... S slerd. l:l.'.IARI ClTe-- . .. .. Mend. KIKI CXliKS 31 Vr.,-1. l:fMSTlCKS. 5; Mende 1.i.kiK CA.-ES 31 Mead. l-OOT CRIMPS " Wd, 1:RISH.I1A.MH.ES. , l Mead. BR I S 1 1 US. Merd. CABINETS Mead' Clll'RNS St Mend. CLOCK CASES Mead. CBI TCHES. f Mend. CI PBOARD3 &7 Meads CURTAINS. 63 Jleiid. C ISINGS. SB lien.!. CADDIES. ... - VI .. . s: a . ... s; ....si Si ... ot IC 8 i SS (S 67 o ... ..69 , 7C Jl 71 73 74 73 7J ,".."" 71 ..t SI ei S3 S4 S3 M , M S9 M ......rt .....71 S3 IM H 9H or ....".as 7 Mend. CtUERAS... 71 Mead. CHAIRS 72 Memi. CH1RTS. 3 Meads CLOTHES-FRAMES , it Mend. CtRD CASES 7S Mends CHESTS IS Mend. DIARIES 17 Mend. WORK STANDS Mend. DRACGHT BOARDS. 79 Mends DISHES "1 Mend. DIVANS t Mend. DICE BOXES. 62 Mends DOORS. vi Mend, dominoes. ft Mend. FIRE1IOARDS. !5 Vends FLITTER. W Mends B .LU STERS. , S7 Mend. GI.ASSWVKK. K5 Mend. HANDLES....- Mend. I! ITT -PERCHA-WA RE ) Mend. K1TK3. 91 Mend. TOPS 92 Mewls ORGANS , Vend. MODELS 91 Meil. SEWINO MACIIINK STANDS., IS Meed. PANELS 96 M-nds PASTEBOARD-WORK K Mends PATTERNS. SH Mend. SIDEBOARDS W. Mnd. WOODEN WARE. ll Meads WIIXOW-WARK. HENRY C. SPALDING A CC. 48 Cedr-t.. Xesw A dire.. Tom OOSee, Box No. 3. SOU. FPVLDING-S PREPARED GLCX. POLD BT STATIONERS. SP 1I.D1NG-S PREPARED OLCE. SOLD BT DRUGGIST. SP1LDIXGS PREPARED CLUE. EOLD FIT GROCERS. STAt.DIXG-S PREPARED GLCT, R01P NT HVRDWABK STORj:R PAUHWO'S PREPARED GIAt. EOiJi bt norsE Funvi-f ivi. srnp.m fiTALiHM'i PRUV.k.k .-l..-.. CALL ON E. A. Fu'ltr, at the Church Street Book Store ros TOUR Bocks, Stationary, end Artist Materials The largest Assortment in tho State. TOR TOUR Dailtiand Weekly P overs P.woived by Lightning Exprew. FOR TOUR Magazines oj all Kinds. Ho is selling ovcrything at the hvtst rats". Eurlisgton, June 1G, 160. Aew (inods I Aew tloods ! good assortment of FALL GOODS jast ceirel, and selling cheap at PAGE'S. MAGIC P.TJFFLE5 a saw article for the Ladies; also, a good assortment of C0LLAB5 and UNDER SLEEVES, just reoeived at PAGE'S. A KtwsrrLE cf RAGLANS and CLOAKS, jasi - rccoived at PAGE'S. HOOP SKIRTS cheapeb tiia.-t svra end great variety of goods, from a Button M05M to a Silk, just being received PAGE'S Please call, and examine good3 and prices. CONSTABLE'S SALE. BY Virtue of aa Execution to ne direct ed,, I will sell at Publio Auction on Saturday Aov. 3d 1SG0, tho following described property at the time and pl&c;s named hereafter. At 0 o'clock A. Af. at fit Xorthup Farm in Bvlvngtr, a quantity of cent In the ear and a quantity of cornstalks supposed to be the growth of aboot tea acres, and a quantity of potatoe supposed to ba about two hundred bushels. At 10 o'clock A. JL at tht Barn of E. J. Fay in Burlington, 69 bushel Rye, 18 1 bushel Boekwheet. 9 j bushel Wheat and 1 bushel Pea. Azjouxxcs Sals. The si ore salo ia adjourned to 6trdy Nor. 17, 1S60. at theaboro named hcurs sd places- TERMS, CASH. ' S. HUNTINGTON, CeastaVie. Nor. 2, 1S60. 'dliv firass Seed. CnA BUSHELS TIMOTHY SEED, raised an tjJ V new land, this season. Fcr sale by ' . H. H. DOOLtTTLE, e:cx or the saw. College Etreet-o. . Burlington, Vt, Nov. 1, 13S0. . dlr.wl8,6m ; SWEET POTATOES at Barlicson, Oct. 5, ISCOj FETRCX9. dtf