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VALUABLE INFuRMATION.-T e In

u"" '.o'"ou "'S re " ee'"' ru'c !"
''seaEe '" every '"'''H "' 'o',i' orc""Se 'h'S mo
'o"snl .e""se we so"'e" anu oo"t,s' nance pro
p"' ' w Nv "ns' ~" ~" h,u"cS' an" S''
""'''e NV "oo" - F"'N 'sen' III olher words ,n.N
open - ;" que "'""' """t' anu 'f"te NATURE IMe
"'o"" "9''""' zee " u'"e u'se"st "o" '"e
"ouy. " o".'e'S' VI """E, Al ,ne common
se"e's u III "'"N, '"o"Bn !" Az mo'oh COZ.
rupt "umo's N'he cause OF d'seaSt) are carried of and
50 ,o"s as '"ey W d Z" hep' "Pt"' anu u'scNa'se iiee't
'"e" a"o''eo po','o"s oi 'h!"f"y' me BODY wan con
,'hue ~ hea'h Oh "h'u from ea'ina improper iooh'
"ea'lin2 impure ai', sudden transitions IRON neat To
co'u, over eN0"us'i"h or any o'her cPuSe, the bowels
oecome cos'''e' me pores OF me 'k'n become CLOSED,
or 'neN''nels '',t I, Pe'o'" ''e' i""c','hS properly
,"e '"l"'"'es "i'rm sh'"" ne u'''hta nom Tue oouI
ny 'he'e ou''r'', WIN We renamed, ana continue 10 ac
rn'"'"'e un''' '"e "o"N o'cn'hes ''e'"'y 'oaded WIN
a'sase' ~ ne channels o. our mighty r'e's should
n'rome blocked up, womb not the "ccumu'a'ed "a'er,
ma new outlets, or the country become inundated
'"s' 20 WIN 'he human "ouy tine nain'a' Grams be
come closed, the sl"enan' ana cor'up, humors vii fad
vent ~ Inc various io,ns OF disease such AS Fever
small ioX, Me"s'e', klieh'n iI'sin, GouI, A~poplexy'
&c or Deaf" w'l' eui our suherinss. Therefore,
"hen sickness al the stomach, pans IN The back and
SIDE, quick pulse, bnrn'ns skin, or any o'her unplea'
SAINT symptoms, indicate mat one or more OF the ma
'ura' drains are not d'sch''g'ns freely, ana The consti
'uilon j. about 10 commence a struggle for lle resiora'
ton of health. no time should I've lost in administering
a le h'',k doses Of the India" r%"'g''i,e Indian We
getatIe Pits BY so doing, all the functions Of The
body VIII be restored 10 order, rd the io"l lumor'
One cause OF every 'hfl'mat'on or pam we sniitr) WI
he removed III so easy ana na'ufa' a manner, l'a, tho
body viii be restored as II by a charm The above
Pills may he taken al ALL times and under ALL cir
cums'aoccs, with e'fc, s'fery.-They suit al com
plains and all ages, and are 10 The human consri uIior
as food consequently the can nsner inJu even HE
most delicate. Like our food. they are digesl'ble
therefore they enter into The circulation and impar' al
energy TO The blood, which enables i, 10 fl W w,h free
dom quite to the exrcmiries AVID consequently 10 kceI
the pores ofrhe skin zen. They are tue and perfrc
purifiers of the hluod because they drain all corrup
humors ION that life giving 1uid they impar
strength and viso, to The Whale system. and lhqir e(
feels are always ben, fetal because ,hey only remo,,
hose Lumors whi,l, are opuoseI 10 health. Ihev al,
and ,mnroye dioe.,ion. and Sand .l.en C,lloys ,he;
"se hec ,nse ,Sey cle,nss ,ho s'nm, md hn, sIs = a
hose sIimv Lunov,s which M, onIy ;,,i,,,e AMI ,xcu,
,Le ne,y"ns system. bn, n,nIvze and weaken Inc ii.
oes,iye o,g,ns. In shor, ,hey nos.e.s ,l ,hev aoo
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ROY 81 MICHIGAN SIN DAY LINE
knumL,.,.,.,.;xE

SNIP ~ Old Troy Tow Boat Line,-Cocniies Slip.
- 1910. AGENTS-ALLEN WHEELER, LEONARD
son, kyer st. Troy; VIM. II. Moore, ~ Qlay Il. Al
banyi sidney Allen, Rochester; George Davis & Co.
h p% s,' n T. fnGe; so AisT +. sca amo Geo ice a; rIe"e9' D"%-
Reed, Erie, Pa; McNar x Go. CieaveIanI' o. NJ
B; Ross d Go: Portsmouth, o. ii. n. n. Is. Gates,
Black River, o.; Jenkins q Tracy, Huron, O.; Barber
Detroit, Mich; r. W. Titus, Toledo, O.; G. s. 1dsza%'
Maumee City, O.; Wheeler & Porter, St. Josephs J.
9 Sleight, Michigan City, lnh;; Dawson & Hos,nner,
m,,waukie, WI en- Reed, Chicago, Ill. je.l SIN
Mark packages, "T. & NJ, Line"
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PETER MINCKLER'S ESTATE.

STMIE UF n~INTeN', 4 " pEo1 ale c01 M,
probate office in Norh Hero, ia laid district, on the 22l
day Of May, AID. lSl0-prc,cnt,t the Hon. Joel Allen,
Jud@e-an lnsirumcni, purporting to lie the last will
and testament Of Peter Mincbler, late Of Grand Isle, in
SAID district, deceased, Icing presented to said court
here, by David Corlln, the executor therein named,
for probate, it is ordered by said court TINT all persons
concerned therein e notified 10 appear at a session OF
laid court to t holden at the dwelling house Of Jedi
dlah =, Lodd, in North Hero, in said district, on the
lf>tday of July, A. ID. 1910, and show cause, if any
they may have, against the probate Of said will for
which purpose il is further ordered that a copy OF the
record Of his order lie published three weeks success
>Ively in the Burlington Free Press, prin'ed at Blrling-
ion IN the county Of Chittcndeu, as soon as may he.
A true copy Of record. Attest,
lc.9:f AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, REGISTER.
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sHERMAN,S COUGH LOZENGEs.

"A kE the safest, most sure an1 Z 'eclnal remedy for
- Cough, oold,, oGnr,l'iplIns whooplng Cough,
Asthma, i~lgilne>s OF tue lNInss or chest, %c. &C.
l ne proprietor mas never hnoWI an Instance where
they dd nor give |ericct sa'l>iacu0n' several 'hollS-
ana boxes have ieen SOFA wIIhIn he last three months
restoring |" heaI'h, persons III a''loSlevery Stage OF
consumption, ana mos Iainrlh@ Uhuer Inc most DIS
t,rcSslng colu ana coughs. lhey do not cheek and
ury up Inc cough, nIi renocr IL easy. promote cXpcc-
toFa'Ion, aIlhy the licking or Irri'a'lnn, and remove
me PruXilhale or eXcilh@ cause. lhey are mace
from a,r"n'Dlnation OF 'ne most Va,nahie eXpectoran',
or cough ihc'Iclhe>, ana are uhooih,clly superior 10
every thlng IN use Tor llio>e complaints, linnureu>
upon hnhareuS oi ccr''i'ta'cH nave cen ohtrcoo tnc'I
wonderful virtues, from those VINO nave been saved
from an un'i'te'y SraNc, anu restored 10 periccl
ne''lh ny ,slns mem. Do'E.-ohe lozehge Is a oosc
lor an aIi'l'' ana ma! re 'cpcateu IRON thrce 10 six
tineS a gay, asTel'ren' Nh"urc", e'.ht years years
ou, iIali VI one io'i !t".H' fu'.II,, auu > III pro-
'"'.Tn' ,oLf ."I H,,Ia ,' ,ro,". S S,",,LI ,L j.. 'a a, '.'
ema, !. nn mroi"rs nan.ra ,he ,o'n = ne! Ita a "I
70 vL,,, ,hrr ,,omach w,lI ear UaIr ornno Vii rno
nroII, ~ ~ '" "UI;nnn, 10 ,ats inc,ra Iro al - "m III. ,ma
s >,orna nh !, ,hnn more "a "Hv sicL.nal Nn II a. II
can ar'. r an over do,r' IA i, 'riIi cauo, ,ha ." 'In
mach IN re;r,, il: and allho',nh no, n nlr,,op, az
lion. viii he found 70 owe relief Where ,bero !.
much main in ,be breast or side. one of Sbrrmo,,s
Poor Mans pla.tcrs >hould re applicd over the nar,
and worn MI relieved. lfauendcI with co>,iveness, ~
few co,harlic or laxative Lozenre,. Or anv mid ca
thar,ic medicine. should le used a. occasion requires.
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V. WEEK., NJ. y.
w. S%IIADDocK, NJ. y.
G. Il. GrErN- NJ. ID.
INQuIRr..Ask THOSE WHO KNOW.

l. Those only who know BY I, i,l OF immediate obser
walton, can form any idea Of he effects, Of The pc, Ieci
relief, Of the almost cl,armoIke cures effected in cases
Of The PILES, RHEUMATISM, all SwgLLINGs, and
all external PAINS, no matter how severe, by The use
OF Hays Lininieni. Find one who has used il that will
not laud it abDve all things e,er used, and ,on will find
what Cannot he found. sr-3Sl or the 'elief0i sul-r
ing human beings who may be afflicted, ] beg you to ak
ask Of those who knOw-ask The Hon. ALFRED
CoNKLIN, u. ;. Judge for that district, residing near
Auburn, ask MATTHEW J. MYERs, E-q. Athens.
n. Y ask Gen. DUFF green. late Of Washington
city, each Of these gentlemen know ofcascs unconqner-
able by all other remed es or physicians, though ueG
for many Years, that have been cured bv The use If he
genuine Hays Liniment. Til ,usands oforher pc, sons
know similar cues. We appeal 10 their sense Of jus.
owe to your suffering lellow.Leings to let this grear
remedy he known. Speak Of it then 10 all your frieads
This will save much pam where the newspapers are
not read, or where readers are increlulons, because so
many worthless articles are advertised for the same
pu, pose. To buy ers we say, if all who have used II do
not say II is beyond all praise, then do not take it
The ptopr ieror viii not allow this article 10 be paid f,
unless II cures, when all The directions ae fully loliow.
ed. viii any one suffering refuse now 10 try il? II he
does, he ought TO lie piled more Tor his oLsiinacy than
his suffering. stJ"Mr. HAYS would never consent tn
Offer his article, were he not compelled by his sense OF
moral -oi religious dnry-to do all in his rover for he
victims of distress aud misery. For this purpose he
would sooner devo'e a fortune. II. an secure n dollar for
any worthless article. FL LOOK OUT - SOU,
sw,ndiers have counte, ieited this art,cle, aud r, il NJ
with various devices. Do not be imposed upon. Que
Thing only will protect ,ou-ii is the name of Co,nstoch
s. Co that name must be always on the wrapper, o.
you ore chealed. Do not forget il. Take This d,rec.
lion with you, aud ties, by I,.i, or never buy for it j.
impossible for any other 10 be true or genuine.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold by Comstock s. Co ? Fletcher street, N. York.
Jel for sa'e ONLY by PANGBoRs s BRISsMAIp.
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SHERMAN's WORM LOZENCEs arc III

~ greatest discovery ever made, for dispelling the W.
rlotls Kinds OF worms that so frequently and distress
slngly annoy both children and adults. They arc IN
infallible remedy, and so pleasant to the taste that
children will take them as readily as a common pep
pcrmint l~ozcngc. Many diseases arise from worms,
without IFS Icing suspected. Sometimes a very trouble.
some cough, pains IN the joints or limbs, bleeding at
the nose, &c. are occasioncd ly worms, and can lie
easily cured by this celebrated medicine. The follov-
ing symptoms Indicate the presence Of worms, viz -
headache, vertigo, torpor, disturbed dreams, sIep
broken OIL by fright and screaming, commissions, p.
verishncss, thirst, pallid hue, lad taste IN the mouh,
offensive breath, cough, difficult lreathing, itchi 9
at the nose, pains in the stomach, nausea, s~qucamisi-
ness, voraclty, leanncss, tcne,mus, itching at the ans
towards nigh, and at length, OBJECTIONS and films aud
mucus. One is a dose for Il child two years olG-,vo
for one four years od-hrcc for eight years, and lc
for an adult, and should e repeated every mornmgor
avery other morning until relieved. Read the foltw-
ing letters:
New York, March s, 1889. Dear Doctor, accoring
to your request we have used your worm lozcnce in
several cases Of worms, and found them unfit tmly
successful. We have no difficulty in getting children
to take them, as they are perfectly pleasant. We shall
use them in our practice whenever occasion Oilers,
lelicving them TO lie the est vcrmiflgc medicine in
use We have also used your soda lozcnges very cx-
~tcnsivcly, and find them fully TO answer the purposes
fully, V. WEEKS, NJ. y.
w. SIIADDooR, NJ. u.
G. X. GREEN, NJ. ID.
New York, Fell. 1889. Or. Sherman, Dear sir
one of my daughters, aged seventeen years, was
troubled for al ovt eighteen months with a hacking
cough, lrokcn and disturb ed sleep, &c. She was fast
wasting away, although shcaic quite hearty. Several
physicians attended her without any Lcneiit. From
reading the directions accompanying your worm loz-
engcS, describing the symptoms of worms, | thought
she might lie thus troubled, and accordingly procure.
a box which, to my surprise, cured her in one week.
They are a most excellent medicine, and lelicvc my
daughter owes her life TO them. Yours, &c.
JANE HUMPHREYS, s Mercer ST.
II = Sold AT the Variety store lv pANGBORN q
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CROCERIES.-Thc subScril cr has a full supply
~ Of Grorerie,, including cogniac Brandy, common
do. Holland and Baltimore Gin, ST. Crolx and low
Malaga and other Wines, MoIa>se>, Teas, Co!ce,
Chocolate, loaf, lump and brown Sugars, Rice, Pepper,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, All>pice and other spices, Cigars,
Tobacco, Mackerel, GOLDFISH, Lest kind for So per
Also, X GOODS, all of which will lie sold as cheap
as at any other place. The Liquors will lie warranted
OF the lest qnaIty-inlcnded principally for supplying
call and examine them. ISAAC WARNER,
Burlington, June 10, 1910. If
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q EARL

= EARL HOWARD, of the Cheap cash store,
~ arrived home from New York last evening by
the splendid steamer Whitehall, d.. Lyon Capt. and
brought with him an additional supply Of Goods which
with his two former purchases Of this season make,
the assortment altogether one ofthc most desirable to
select from of any that he has heretofore had for the
last eighteen years, and is Of the following kinds, viz
rich, ia, hionablc, fancy and staple articles in every
department o(thc Dry Good line, such as Broalcloihs,
Cas,imcres, NcstingS, MouSclinc dc LANES, ChalIvs,
Silks, Bomlazines, CalicocS, Linens, Muslins, LaccS,
Ribbons, Embroideres, Hosiery Gloves, Fans, Inn.
brcIas, ParnSolls, etc., with a full supply of Florence
and Straw Bonncts, and Millenary Goods, also, Car
peting>, Mattnes, Paper Hangings, Shoes and Hat,
together with all the heavy descriptions of domestic
and oiler goods, such as Shcclings, Yarn, Burlaps,
Wool Irvine, etc. The Crockcry, Looking Glass and
China Gallery is also replcnishcd the Cutlery, Hard
ware and House furnishing department, is in accordance
with the other stocks on hand, the variety Of fancy ar
ticlcs, such as Toys, Jcwclry, Combs, Curls, Confec-
tionary, etc. ctc., which fills one hIndrcd feet Of show
case in Tenth on his counters is innnmcrablc. The
Dome aud picture gallery is beautifully arranged ioi
the display Of Goods under Il strong light, and then the
large supply of superior family Groceries based upon
the s,olof Life, Rochester city Mill Flour, makes In,
Grand Bazaar cheap cash store, one uflic most iasci.
mating desirable and convenient stores 10 he fiirnl shec
from with all and every kind of articles that nav b,
wished for, or looked at for amusement and gratiiica-
ton, or with a desire TO convey the most pleasing in
teIigcncc 10 friends, ofthc place where every article
they may desire for the lettering of appcanceS, adding
TO comfort, or supplying necessary wants, may he La
and al done in so few words, as ly only saying i0l
whatever and whenever you Wl,h to buv cheap for cash
90 10 HOWARD'S. Burlington, VT, June ii, 1910.
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DIsEAsEs OF THE LUNGs...Drcidedly

~ - - - I---
- ,1e mos popular remedy ever known IN america.
'fsetaOe pulmonary BafSdm IS the most valuable
'e"eny no" use '"i Coughs eo'is' "s''"a or rn'',s'c'
consumption; ""ooP'"g co"s" "mu Pu""o"a!y a"'c,'o"s
o'e'ery KIND It's save - s'ea"oy increasing. ana ,nr
poP'e'o's arc constantly 'eceNns 'e h"'t ''Nn''oe
account o, Us e'ec,s. Tue ''.ow'"s new ce'''''c"'es
"'e one'eu Tor P"o'c eH""''"'''o"'
AN lNTEREsTISG CAsF,-Extraci ola letter from
MIR T. ) Clay, Kingston, Ulster co., N. Y. TO the
proprielors. "ionrs Of The Oh inst. was duly reed
A remarkable cure was elftcIed by The Vegetable Put.
monary Bal.am in HE winner aud spring Of 1885. The
lerson. MIR. Moody. had been sick N long lime with
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BRITISH WIIIGS-WIIO ARE THEY.


We noticed a week or two since that the
Federal organs in the pay OF the administration
had recently devised a new name for the Demo
cratic opponents OF the EXecn'Iye mlsrule.-
They nov choose to term them British Wings.
If by that appcIIatlon they intendt to Impress upon
the people the fact that so TAR as opposition to
Executive power-to mal-goyernment abuse of
the rights OF tho MAJORITY AMI tyranny ana OPP
preston IN OIL rs ioFHe-are concerned, there
Is aNiarAeus summary between the wings Oh 'lls
country ana Inc wing parrots ana retorlners oil
f'lgiahi' theh SO be live nave not a Wordo OF
compliant to MAKE,
Buf u, on the o'her mana, 1t Is pretended that
me W Al-S OF ms country cn'ertaln any 1eVor
for the monarchical government OF ifeat Britain
Tor her overgrow arlstocracy, and her oppres-
SiVe burdens upon hIr pe3Fie--lleh' never was
there a more wicked and malicious SANDER
those whom the Federal organs thus denomin-
ate B.ti'h WINGS, number IN their ranks the
nations brares' Ge!cnterS inthe contests waged
against British Wrodss !c days gone by. Who
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NEW GOODS, now opening : an additional

N EW GOODS, now opening an additional
~ assortment OF various kinds Of goods, among
them are Mezotinto Brushes, Satin Bead Head Bands,
Sarsaparila Lozenge>, ACCORDION books, extract OF
Bergamot, bristol hoard, green Sper,ac cs, Castols, new
silver pocbe Combs, Eagle Bet Pales, etc. ALSO, a
good assortment Of trimmed and plain fine Satin and
some with bows very nice and light for warm wealth
er; we have also very narrow Stocks, suitable loi
boys or men. Also, long stocks for those who hay,
large NecHs, in a word our assortment Of Stocks, Col.
lars and Bosoms is very complete. For further par
ticnlars please call atthe Variety Store.
June II. PANGBoRN & BRIN>MAID.
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al Gtaefann. ttsaddaA tdh7adaaaA tsadaaA
n.y. A95da5a- aDJ5laaa -H9 &A-HdWF5aI-
CHAMPLAIN AND 81. LAWRENCE

~ JOHNS TO MONTREAL.
The RAIL ROAD COMPANY having erected extensive
WHARyEs at 81. Johns, and suitable SPORES thereon,
being now nearly completed, the mmitt of man
agcncni, IN order to olcr every cncourag cement TO the
important trade at present carried on lcwecn the Uni
led States and Lower Canadaa, have established the
following regulation, viz: FUStiy-That all freight
passing 10, or from Lake Champlain, per Railroad
line, and addressed Rail Dad WharE, ST. Johns, will
he allowed temporary Wharfage and Storage, free Of
any charge for the same. Secondiy-That by tenn
p0rary Wharfage and Storage, the Trade will dis
tnctly understand is meant, the time necessary for en-
tering and passing the Goods through the Custom
House at St. Johns, (ot which, the Company shall lie
the iudgc) To facilitate which, the person in charge
Of the Coz VIVA fthcrc will lie permitted, upon hi,
own responsibility, to make the necessary Custom
House entries, If rcquirel-at the same time those
who prefer, IL, will lie at liberty TO transact their own
Custom House business, or employ whom they think
proper 10 do so. Ihi, diy.-Tlat the delivery of all
freight for Montreal will lie made upon the Wharf
there, al which time and place, and previous TO the
delivery of such freight, the importer or Con,igncc
must SUI stanlia'c all losses, damages, or errors, what
soever failing which, the company will on no ac-
count hold Themselves responsible Tor the same: and,
all freight whicl the Company may lie compelled to
remove from tn Wharf,Into Store for safe keeping ow-
ing to the absence or want of due diligence on the
part OF such Owner or Consignce, in causing the same
to be removed; will lie charged with The carriage and
storagco Of such Goods, AT the customary rates, and,
F0urthiy,-Tlnt all freight most lie paid for on de-
livery. BY order Of the %ommiltc of management.
WI. LINDSAY, Com'r.
RAIL I,oA) OFFICE,
fI MI ~ 4 o Al
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lyman n COLE have received their usual
~ extensive assortment Of Spring and summer
GOODS, embracing a beautiful variety Of gools for
ladies' summer dresses; rich English and scotch Cling
hams, India muslin a superior article for white dresses
Jaconct camhric, a great assortment of larred and
%checkered Camlrc, printed Lawn, mourning do. prin-
ted camlric and French Muslin. An extensive assert
lnent OF Amcrican CaIicocs cheaper than ever. A few
English and French do.
SILKS. A small assortment Of Rich silks, including
HACK, blue black, colored aud striped. Bandana Hdf
Pongec, Crimson, white silk do. B'k Italian CravaiS,
Gcntlemen'> col'd and black kid Gloves, do col'd, black
and white silk gloves, do. Berlin, Li>le Thread, Linen
and cotton gloves. A good assortment of Hosiery
very cheap. I'm! rella'> and PmasolS. Thin Boot.
and Shoes, Ladies kid Tics ant slips.
DOMESTIC GOODS. Mcrrimack cottons, Davis.
vile do Sd. Cotton Slccting, Shirting, TickinAc
C%amhrics' Yarn, Thread, AMI Knitting Cotton
perlirc Long Cloths and bleach cotton. York VI
Stripes, Drills Sc. Irish Linen, Shifting and She1
Diapcr and Crash.
TAlLORS TRIMMINGS. Including sewing SILK
Twist, Thread, Padding, canvass, sleeve hing, brown
linen, Buttons, Binding, Sc.
NESIJNG. White lig'd Mcrsails, Nalentia, figure
Satin, Sc. Gauzc, and rich chally fancy Il'dh,f>. A
great variety Of other DRY GOODS which comprise a
very extensive assortment, and arc offered al a>toni>h-
ing low prices. Ladies aud Gentlemen are invited &c
call and examine qualities and prices. June 1.
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NEW SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY

/ ! W ~ MNIS, 10y =. Angus
TUs MITCHELL. The author OF the above works Ia.
lcen professionally devoted 10 the science of Gco'v ano
the publishing Of Maps, during many years-and hi,
former productions, especially his Map OF the Worlo
for Academies, Lear ample te>timonony If his abun-
dant resources, upon which he has SO iii orally drawn
in producing the above school worh>.-The following
extract otthe Geo'y and Atlas, Is from a Joint recon-
nendaiion Of the Teachers in the city of New York.
'Their merits are numcrou>-the definitions remark
ably plain and concise. The exercises are copioI> an,
lmportdnt, ""l ,le jo-e,i,t' 80 i- luminous and correct
The divisions OF the American continent, are repre-
sented and describe ed as they really exist AT til" r"..nni
tlmc.-And the gross Instantaneous generally iuunt
in school Biographies are CORE ted. The topographic
cal execution is un commonly neat and distinct, indeed
the atlas is a model Of the Kind, and actually teen,
with Information" The outline Maps are peculiarly
ralcula,el 10 exercise the student in his study, and It
ill up al his leisure. For sale by G. GOODRICH.
June ~.
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ERANKLIN HOUSE, AT THE MINERAL
- SpRINGS. In HlGIIGA1lG. NT-Ihn snh.cri

II SPRINGS, N %HlGIIGAfI|, yT.-Thc srrb>cri-
Ter having furnished and fitted mp, for The reception Of
company, the above establishment, respectfully solicits
The patronage of his friends, and the public aenera'ly .
The celebrity this spring has attained, the leauty Of
its locaton-teing situated in a pleasant and healthful
section OF the couniry-togctbcr with the eXcrliOnS Of
the subscriber 10 give satisfaction TO all, it is hoped
will make it a desirable situation for those who wish
10 avail themselves Of the benefits of the medicinal
waters, and a relaxation from the ordinary cares OF
business. $. w. WOOD.
Hlghgate, June 3, 1910. Sw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-19

ACCORDING 10 the Wick shurg Sentinel, two of tho
banks orIhat place, commenced paying specie on their
IS notes on the LIST instant. 4 Iiat-boatman, II ~
said, was rcconnoiterng on one OF the streets, and
seeing an unusual intercourse between the Nicksbury
and the SorcroigHS, he onquired the causei and in.
formed that they were paying specie, he soon walked
i'm, and looking round at what he considered as little
short of ona of Prince Hohenloe's miracles, he step
ped up to he paying teller, who was Smelling ont the
rhino, and whisdercd to him thus DO YOU mink
your bank will hold ont Ill J run down &c my boatnnd
bring up n five dollar bill? Yes" says the teller.
looking savage at the hoosier, until YOU go TO-
aud back again,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-19

NEW GOODS, cheaper than ever. II. w. Cat
~ lin s. Co. are now rcceIvIpg a new assortment of
Dry Goods, to which they invite the attention OF prr-
Cl,asers. June 4, 1910.