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White Iccih! and healthy
Gums!

HNllOSE who would retain, or restore, these
n desirable personal advantages, ate assured
that composirinn can he Obtained superior the
BRl fish ANTlSEpIlC DEN THRICE.
This Is an elegant aud pleasant preparation in
every ,cspec, aud has for many years past, gwen
universal satisfaction wherever it has been used.
The AnHSeptic Dentifrice is exempt from, acid
and other deIele, nous ing edenrS, which too Ie.
quenlv enter the composition Of tooth pow ders in
common use, and II whIens he enamel Of the teeth
without doing It the least injury. The regular use
of his admued powder, by pnrih ing The mouth
and preventing The accumulation OF tartar, operates
~ me he-, preventive of the TooTH ACHE
The Dent,f ice removes Determinations, and re.
stores the beautiful native whiteness of the enamel,
As its application braces AMI strengthens the
Gums, il secures 10 them their healthy and flor I'd
hue, and by removing all offensive foreign ncr"nu'
aion from the teeth, preserves The natural sweet.
ness Of the breath. Price so cents.
*#* None ger ulne unless signed on the
ouislde printed wrapper by the sole Proprietor,
!. KlDDER, immediate Successor TO the late
d.. w. j. CONWAY For sale, with all the
Other "Conroy .Medicines," at his Counting
Room, No, 90, next door to J. Kidder's Drug
Store corner Of Court and Hanover streets
near Concert Hall, Boston aud by his spe'
cial appointment, by J. & J. II. PICK Il Co..
Burlington VI.
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MNHErMo

CTOLEN from the sub-crber. pale
- red or yellow farrow Cow, six wears
old. iha, noted william, G. p. BroadUeH
Turned out this COW TO me under bill o
eal. which have in my hands, for Dor
vowed money and house rent, the first %
April last. took the COW home. tied beI
To post at my door and fed her; bu, 10 III,
absence, about The cath Of May, c. p
Broadwel loscd the Cow. in presence %
nv wife and children, and led her off,
have not seen or heard Of her since. ]
any person except the thief. will give an!
information where said Broadwell has sol,
contracted. mor'gagcd, or in any wa.
disposed of the COW. which shall lead I,
bring such william to justice, he will con
fer favor on the subscriber, ond shall
receive reward of SO
REUBEN BUTLER,
Burlington. Angus, 90. 1887.
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SCYTHES.
az M DOL. warranted Scy,hes bv
WV J. q J. II. PECK.

"E the subscriJc:s having been appointed
w by the IIonorablo The probate Court for
the district Of Chittcpdon Commissioners 10
receive examine and adjust the claims aud
demands of all persons aga inst the Estate of
Joseph Brown, late of Jericho, in said dist let
deceased. Represented nsolvent, and also III
claims and demands exhibited in offset there.
10. and six months from the l7h day Of July
1887 being allowed for that purpose by said
Court do therefore hereby give notice that we
Will attend to the business of our appoint
mcnl at the late dwelling Of tie deceased in
Jericho in said District on the 25th Day of
September and 22d day of January Next, al
10 O'Clock A. NJ on each Of said DAYS.
Dated al Jericho this 31st dav of July A. D.
1887. PETER MARTIN.
LUTHER BROWN No'hfs.
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M q r. E G. e.

"t1E late hour at which discovered the
Il above notice. mot until after several
quircs of to days paper had been s'ruck.l
has LETT neither time nor room TO LAY much.
The borrowed money was $40, payable IN
IA days; and was paid the day before II
became due, as the endorsement on the pa
per stating the conditions on which turn.
ed on, the Cow, and which Butler, it would
seem, terms bill of sale; aud also the re-
ceipi for The amount, will show. This re-
cent / have now ~ possession. aud VIII
exhibit TO apy person. IN regard to rent :
None became due unit il about SIX weeks af-
ter The COW disappeared. Buffers asser-
ton that | loosc6 her from pos, at his
door. is wilful and malicious talschood.
In regard TO the proper application ct
the epnhct "no,cd villalu," reference to
the opinion Of those in this town and Jeri.
che. who know him best including his near
neighbours and his own elder broiher would
he quite rs likely to fix it on REUBEN
BUTTER, as on ,nn. lie seems to have
lost sight Of The salu'ary admonitlon, 'Le,
those WHO 1--we ~ p'nss houses, beware how
they throw stones -
n. Is. For description Of the above
cow. reference may be had TO my adver-
tlsemeht IN another column.
G. p. BROADWELL.
BURLINGTON hur % 1887
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TO WOOL GROWERS &
DEALERS.
'llng'on August 9. 1897.

TNIlE Subscriber has opened a DEPOT
2 FOR THE RECEPTION AND PUBLIC
SALE OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN wool.
IN the CITY OF Now-York The ''r-' Sale
viii b. announced a> early as practicable
and afterwards continued AT regular periods
as may be deemed cEpo1ient.
Thc extent to which The growth aud man.
ufa cturc of his article has arrived IN this
country, forming a 1t does. one Of the
staples of production. as well as OF extern
sIve importation. renders the shmcnr
Of regular market. where the Farmer
can avai. himself oi tn" full prices paid bv
manufacturers, and where Manufacturers
may. at stated periods find full supply,
aud SUI, their purchases exactly according
to their wants. is not ohly desirable. bu alb
souiclv necessary for the profit md con
vcn,encc of both classes. TO the Farmers
especially it Is all Important, ,hnt they
should crjny a regular market and the ad
vantage at fall competition, instead OF
beng compelled 10 submit to the prices
Offered bv spectators, whose intimate
know edge of the wants of Manufacturers,
aud whose nicer Judgment IN the articles,
has given them grcat advantage, and off en-
compecd great sacrifice Oh the part Of
ID" Farmer.
The city OF Ncw-York being BY far the
creates, market where Manufacturers find
n sale ior lhcir fabrics, it Is placed beyond
drub'. thar. II the growers and dealers IN
Wool. avail themselves extensively Of tins
opportunity of offering their Wool for sale,
It will bang together, as purchasers, all
the principal Manufacturers of the North
ern States: and give. not only tot buyer
and seller every advantage that eau be
offered, bn, regularity aud stability 10 the
market which has not before existed IN tins
country, aud winch N other wool growing
counlr's has been productive OF the great
est benefit To all classes,
Satisfactory reference given on appl,
cation, and 10 those who desire it, an
advance in cash for limited Period wIll
be made. Persons wishing to limit their
wool in price, VIII have the advantage al
a private sale in the best market, If the
prices at public sale should not reach their
expectation.
Persons wishing to enter their Wool fn'
Sale, are desired to correspond early wIl
the subscriber.
JOHN a. PARKER.
New York July i8, 1887.
Corner of Wall a. South 81. 3n
IN Package low priced American Prints
~ just received by
LATHRor & PoTwTN.
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August %, 1887.
MTLI Larry GOODS,

NJ T. have fine gilt and plated Scabbard
w Swords, crooked and straight; also,
fine gilt and brass mounted leather Swords,
Holster Pistols, Sword Belts and Plates,
Cap Trimmings, Coat Trimmings. Buttons,
Epaule,s, PIuncs, Spurs, Stars, Eagles aud
other articles in the Military Line, We
Keep but small assortment Of these, ar.
t'cIes. When many articles of the same
kind are wanted, in tins line. it will be
necessary to engage them some time before
they are to be used, to be certain of no,
being disappointed. We viii get articles
not ON hand; at the Variety Shop.
PANGBoRN 4 BR1NsMA1D.
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f~{T9IE DOTH ACHE

This "gonizns disorder is cured in its most
painful Stages, b, of The most SIMPLE well as
poweriu ,emed, known in modern PRACTICE. The
CAMBRLAN TOOTH ACHE PILLS
afford instant relief, without n6clng HE slightest
injury on The teeth they a,e Applied externally
70 the part, affected, with the greatest ease and
expedition, and generally opeale IA a soothing
en'li,e TO the suffering patient. Price 80 GEMS ii
box.
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DU.UFPTES'
TyET E1wy rA~--Nr7 - - ~ -nrC-T3 Y
AA'EJE5, G9A,A3 q ,k5s, EaiS Il

FBNllE extensive sale aud established repu
z tation of DUMFRlES ITCH ONT
MENT, encourages the Proprietor TO recon-
mend ii with renewed confidence to the pubs
lie, as n most innocent as well as poWeGul
application for this annoying disease. The
mos, nvctcrate cases have been CURED IN
oNE HOUR by this esteemed Ointment. 1t
contains no Mercury. or other noxious ingrc.
dent, and may be confidently applied even TO
the yonnges, children, or TO pregnant females
PIlcc 31b cents.
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Spencer Cooks Estate.

NV E The subscribers, having been ap-
W pointed by the Hon. the Probate
Court for the District of Chttendrp, com.
mIssioncrs to receive, examine and adius,
he CLAIMS and demands If all persons.
against The estate of Spencer Cook, late of
w esiiord, in sad District. deceased. rep
resented inSoven'. and also all claims and
demands exhibited in ofl..e thereto; and
SIX months from The dav of the date hereof.
b lng allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice,
that we will attend to the business Of our
appointment, at he dwelling of VIM Wood
IN West'ord in said District, on the frs,
and fourth Tuesdays of December next, o,
0 o'clock A. NJ, on each of said days.
Dated, this 18th Gay of July A. d. 1887
WM WOOD. } Commits
GEO. S. HALE. { sioners.
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RusseIl's Itch Ointment.

This choice and safe ointment is said 10
be superior to any now in use. for ,ha, dis
agreeable and loaf bsomc dscase.,h ITCH
Ihls ointment is so certain IN It's pcIa,lon
hat no person troubled with the above
disorder ought not TO be without it. f. is
remedy for culaneous cruptons, scorbn,-
&c affections OF the head. or any her
breaking ont which arises from sharp hu.
mours in the blood. Price % cents box,
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FH7llE fail term OF this INSTITUTION viii
Il commence on Monday the 2lst Of
August. The Board of trustees have
engaged a. j Samson, A. b to take the
charge of The Institution rs P,eccp'or.
TUrr,oN. For common Engl.h branch.
rs $3.50, for The higher branches, including
The languages $500, French will be
taught on same conditions as other Ian
guages.
Board and incdcn,as vii! be furnished
on reasonable terms.
Such books as are used in the Academy
can be purchased IN This village, u dr>i' ed
Mr.. Samson comes recommended with
testimonials which give the Trustees inl
confidence N his ability and skill in teach
ing, aud from his experience in kindred
Institutions, we ha,er ourselves hat those
who favour hun wrh their patronage viii
not be disappointed.
y. WILSON, Sec.
Hnesburgh, July &c, 1887,
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Russell's Vegetable Billion.
Il / l.. S,
OR E,11jIJY DHHCYr

FOR genera usc,in caseses Of Jaundice,
morbid senslblliy Of The stomach and bow
els. loss ofappctlie. inlid breath. cosiive-
ness. Pi'cS, aud all diseases arising from
hillary derangements,- ALSO for correcting
the state OF the blood, and cleansing the
system o'itonl and viscid humor$. These
pills are mid ca,lutlc. producing neither
pains nor gripping, and are therefore n val.
nable aud highly approved meciclne, and
are pronounced as such by The most dis
llngulShcd physlcians.- Each box con-
talnlnu SO PllS. Price q Q cnn,s q hnx-
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NEW GOODS AGAIN.

F OVELY g. ABBOTT have Just rec'd
~ from New York an assortment OF
Pungce and fancy IIdkls, Ladies plain
opeu work and KID Cloves, Bonnels and
B 'nnet Ribbons Silks, &c, Ftcnch work
ed Capes and Collars, Toread Edgng9 and
In,erllng-, Umbrellas, ladies and Misses
ParasoIls, French Mu,us, aud Gnghams,
Ca'coes, TIckngs, Sheerlngs and Shirt
lngs, &c. &c,
Burlington, July 20, 1887
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Again, Again, Again g. Agar
j. w. WEAVER

Y " TH0VN'T, VHFHV DTUc'
MI AS returned from New York, with some
a IL Of the most Fashionable Goods for the
times, Consisting Of Fine and Supcrfinc
Flour, good article, Mess Pork. New York
and Philadelphia inspection, Cod Fish and
IIadock, Mackcrcl, Herring, Raisins Oranges,
Teas. Sugars. Molasscs. Coffee, Rice, Tobac-
co, Boots and Shoes. and Almost every article
IN the Grocery line, with few Domcslick
goods. all Of which will be sold as low as
any person will sell goods ofas gool quality
in the section Of country,
Angus, II. 1887. 3 W
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Hearth Brushes at 81 I-2 and
80 cts. each, for sale at the Variety Shop.
July 81. PANGBoRN e. BRINsMAIp.
Man he uScI in Ujne M. lEUje,

..'J 20 ""'" ~ ~ "e W ~ Wtf.
VHNllESE celebrated bters are compos-
u Ell purely of vegetables Of the most
innocent yet specific virtues. They arc
recommended particularly for restoring
weak constitutions, cleansing the stomach
ana increasing the appctltc-also proven.
'alve against the cholera morbus. fcver.
and agnc, removing nausea, vomilinnt
heart burning, weakness in tho breast
pam IN the stomach aud other symptoms of
hn'n'ence and indigestion. One box will
tIncture one gallon. Price % cents a box.
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DU.UFPIE.S
lpEY.T; WATER !!

This we'll established Wash far The Eye, is
perfectly innocent. and gives immediate rcllef,
even in very aggravated cases of soreness and
inflammation Price 25 cents.
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SORE

.hFD ITyETs AxETO EyES!
raNHt studious, the weakly. and others,
Il who are troubled with soreness or in.
hamma,on Of that delicate organ. will be
able To obtain most pleasant, and invaluable
nnDliratiou in
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STATE or TERMONT, }
DISTRICT Of cHITTENDEN, So.

DIST RlCT OF CHITTENDEN, 50.
A y n Probate Court holden at Butllng
IN ton. within and for the District nfotc-
SAID on he 2Ist day Of August A. ID. 1887
an instrument pnrpor'ng 10 be the last
will and Testament of Lot Newell late of
Charlotte in SAID District deceased, was
presented 10 the Court here for Probate, by
Amos Clark the Exccior, therein named.
THEREFORE, 1t Is ordered by said Court,
that public notice be given to all PERSONS
concerned therein to appear before said
Court, at a session therco; to be holden at
Burlington on The Cd. Wednesday Scptcm
Der A. ID. 1887 and contest the probate OF
said VIII, aud it is further ordered that
this order be published three weeks sue.
ces,ively in the Free Press n news paper
pointed at Burlington, in his State, the
last of which shall be previous to the day
assigned. rs aforesaid for hearing.
Given under NV hand at the Register.
Office, his 2l-' day of August A. ID. 1887
WIN. WESTON. Register.
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MORE GOODS.

1000 6 Ia ct. Bills, 100 ps. India
AOOO, Rubber. 800 Camels hair
Bfushcs, 70 red Plumrs. SO Silver Pen
clls, and few hundred sheet. fine Tissue
Paper, Of various Coors, received at the
Variety Shop.
July %. PANGBoRN & BRINsMArp.
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FANCY CHAIRS.

.OVELY g. ABBOTT have Just re-
AAcclvcd from New York $50 fancy
Cane Seat Chairs, which they offer cheap.
er than they were ever sold N Burlington
Burlington. August 10, 1887.
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NAIElN.

2MO Kegs Mails, assorted sizes a
Ga Wv superior article, jus! received
on con, lInmcn,, aud for sale u, the lowest
price bv II. NJ. GlDDiNGS.
BuriinriDn Pe1,I ST. lime 2lI, 1897.
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gil D Il! 4 y ] IS llSsSsS|

For the cure Of
Colds, .4ahmos. Uhooping Cough splitting o.
BLOND and ConSumEhons.
The herald., 1837-03-07

ETOm FI1r"~Dy 1xp1ss
BY the express mail last evening, we have received
the follewing intelligence from FloidA:
From ST. Augustine we learn thst two Of General
Hernandezs negroes who were cspenred lept year by
the Indana, had made their sscape and Tsturned %
that about 400 Indian warriors Of Philips gang had
concentrated near Patlakahah and that Abraham had
gone in to Gen Jessup, and gwen hmselfup, where he
intended to remain. Large numbers OF Indians were
reported as beug in the vicinity OF Musquto. Thus
ends another truce farce.
We also learn that Gen. Jessup had sent to Carey 8
Ferry for 400 horses to renew the campaign the
chiefs not having come in according to agreement,
and that the steamer Forester had been despatched
10 Savannah on Saturday last.
The herald., 1837-03-07

HussUR At IS HrnL-Thmsday se'nniyht
lAst or raher ON Friday morning. scene occurred,as
those who. witnessed il On lhat day some regular
boarders" in the house gave blow ot they say
n he upper circles, to party Of friends. The enter
tannent was of first rate orders the queurs and vi
ands ef the richest and most delicate descriptions the
cuisine -
The festivities Of the evening were kept up till an
early hour the following moEnng-wit and winefiew
about like pack Of losing eardsi and the aid OF mu-
sic was called in, to complete the harmony Of the
meeting.
Several capital songs were given by different gentle
men. As far - eur reporter could Judge-who It
must be confessed, pse he sed tipsy he--the
following wercs or might have been, speeumen u
them.
The herald., 1837-03-07

NArvrrr.-Col Webb says yesterday, what i'ue
talent we possess wehave placed il in the Courier ana
Enquirer, &C. That is just what every oody com
plains Off vou would place your "li'ile elsewhere
would be mercy 20 your readers.
The herald., 1837-03-07

TaEArRIcAL MoRALs.-The recent outrages COM
mtted by playactors and mountebanks upon the con-
ductors of the press for the exercise of their rights
growing too rapidly not to call for signal and immc
date example calculated to preserve the peace Of So
ciety and the liberty Of free discussion For the sim
ple announcement that actress in one of the thea
tres, had been caught in unbecomng conduct-proba-
by mere embrace and kiss of chanty-a corps OF the
actors of particular theatre took il into their heads
to wayay innocent individuals, and TO commit gross
outrage upon the laws and Institutions of society.
To well conducted theatre-to moral and talented
and gentlemany Managers we are always favorable
but during few years past, the gross immoralines
and ourages Of theatrical life, have increased faster
than have the dimensions Of state prisons or our
penitentaries II the profession Of player, male or
female il ever to rise to footing Of equality and re-
spectabiity with that Of other intellectual pursuits
there must be decided reform in the domestic morals
and manners Of the caste. II is the right, it is the
duty Of the community to look as narrowly into the
morals of their actors as Of their cergymen. Both
are the instructors of the people, The player reveals
and holds up the mirror twere to nature-the par
son the mirror of future life Originally, the theatre
was branch Of religious service-and its tendency in
these latter days, is 10 return to its first love.
We propose in short time to begin this investga-
ton. We mean to rouse spirit in this community in
regard to hsatricals-to players-that will cause an
entire change in the private morals Of many of those
now attached to the heprofession. The community calls
for n reform.
The herald., 1837-03-07

CORPORATION PRocEEpISGs.-The Board Of As
sistants met last evening" that is to say eight ofthem
who, after sitting in dumb show until after o'clock,
went to supper Thus the public business gets along.
On the meeting ofthe Board in January and February,
the Democratic members, not having majority,
absented themselves Last night, turn about being
fair play, the Wing men were no< inrenh. Verify,
our helps are an idle SET ! Prythee let us reform
them.
The herald., 1837-03-07

II beautiful young lady asks US why the house
keepers and ladies who keep boarding houses do not
call public meeting on the subject of high prices.
Really we don't know-but we shall inquire.
The herald., 1837-03-07

TuE TrRr-The second days annual race Of the
S. c. Jockey Club came Oft over the Washington
Course on Thursday 23d instant for purse Of six
hundred dollars.
The principal horses entered were
Col Spans m. Betsey Baxter.
ID. Gurnard's C. g. Clodhoppsr.
And Col Hampden's Lath.
Lath was the favorite at starting cut on the stretch
Of the third round Clodhoppcr passed him with appa-
rent easc; and after the heat to the dsappoint-
mcnt Of his friends, he was Withdrawn. Ciodhopper
beat the mare the second heat easily. After smart
struggle for the first mile After the main race, the
Jockey Clubs sweepstakes, two miles and repeat,
was won by vcrumnss, beating Nat-craken and
Prunela.
The herald., 1837-03-07

10 THE HERALD OFFICE ron REMOVE ON the is'
Of May 10 No 2I Ann STREET, door east q Nassau
sfrees opposite the vssry Rooms Of the Dstch Reformed
Church
The herald., 1837-03-07


My hearts in the glass
Which bleeds bright for me,
In the smile sf = lass
May luIk treachery;
Bat bright wine can never
Your glowing l0v0 sever,
lis true, boys TOR ever.
How brightly il glowsi
Can the bloom Of a check
Or the hue 0fa rose
Such a ruby tint speak.
o bright wine can never
Your kindred love sever;
II lives, boys, for everl
How it sparkles with light!
10 the fire Of an eye
So resp iendent y bfis ht1
or the Aush Of the skyi
o bright wine can never
Yourkinared love sever;
IT'S tiue, boys, for ever.