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Al Montreal suddenly, aged g. JosEaH BorcHErrr
Esquire, Surveyor General OF Lower Canada Col.
Bouchc,tc was native of Quebec, son of Capt. Bou,
Ghetto by whose assisanceln l175, Sin Cry tARLToS,
then Governor and Commander IN Chief of the Prov
NEE effected s escape To 7hecwhen the remainder
OF the Brush forces retiring from Montreal, surrcn-
who was the second Surveyor General Of Canada UNI
der the BRUSH Government, Mai Holland having been
the trsr. Col, Bouchctc was well known in Europe
and the United States the author ola typographical
description Of Canada large map of the country, and
maps of the British North N'lprcn provinces which
were published in London in 1915 under his own per-
sonal superintendent at great personal sacrifices
which were hui poorly rewarded Is Surveyor Gen
eral he was employed IN the first exploring surveys
of the Boundary betv cen the remaining British nos.
sessions and the United Staes-Quebec Gazette.
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DECEASE OF RICHARD HAUGHTON

1t is with feelings of deep sorrow that we
announce to our readers the sudden death of
RICHARD lIAUGnroN, Esq. editor of the Boston
Atlas. lie died at his lodgings at tho fremont
House, OIL Saturday last, agcd4i years. He had
Just received commission as bearer of des-
patches from our government to her Ministers
IN London and Paris, and was to have sailed on
his mission in the Acadia the day he died. One
hour before his earthly career was cndc, he was
at his office in State street, where he took leave
of large number of friends in anticipation of
his immediate departure for Europe, and APP
pcared to be in as good health as he had enjoyed
for some months. lie returned to his rooms at
the fremont House at noon, to supcrntcnd the
packing of his baggage, and, while in the act of
trying on new garment, complained of faint
ness, and requested those near not to leave him,
for he thought he should die; lie was Immediate
ly assisted to his bed, and expired in al IA thir-
ty minutes in an apoplectc fl. Although The
direct antagonist OF Mr. IL,uGIruN in politics,
and owing to our own, and his, peculiar situation
compelled TO war against him with all our
strength on this subject, we have the grat'lica.
ton OF saying, and it is great one at this mo-
ment, that our mutual private iricndship-form-
ed while members OF the same family many
years before either Of us controlled newspaper
press-has never been interrupted for moment.
We understood ea,h others position perfectly,
and ii anger sought temporary prcdominancc IN
our bosoins, it was checked and sub dued by the
influence of reason and reflection As a man of
talents and enterprise in his profession, Maj.
Haughton had but few supcriors-as friend,
he was exceeded by none in the warmth and
fidelity of his affections and and as citizen, he
was J,Scficent and chvsrous in the advo-
cacy and defence Of such measure as he Lciev-
ed best adapted to promote the public veal.
Peace to his ashes.-D2sioa Post.
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FIRST REPORT

A S was heralded forth in the Burlington Free
IA Press on the morning of the ith March, saying
the former Agent HOWARD, was contnred and
had commenced upon his twentieth year,-who now
most respectfully reports follows, VIZ That the
effort made III dlsposng of the old stock Of remnants
and Goods at SeLingo9 prices was highly satisacto-
ny. That OH the 23d he proceeded To Albany, and
was present in the Legislature when the committee
reported, adverse to the building of Bridge al that
place and We're directed TO take back the papers and
bring in a bill for Immediate acton to determine,
whether constltutionally, an obstruction could be
thrown over the Hudson, when the General Govern
mcnt had improved the navigation by removing I'M
pcdmcnts and deepening its channel far above such
place, is the question: Now that noble River being
the !nle from the high and Atlantic Ocean TO the
trade of the Green mountain State, Of course the Pto-
pies Agent could not but have deep mtcrest IN the
result which may soon be known. That on the 9th
he left in the Steamer Utica for New York, which
passage Lieutenant Governor Biadlsh was called to
the chair, j. Fennimore Cooper secretary, and the
meeting being addressed BY Major General Sanford.
whcreupon unanimous expression of thanks was
voted 10 Captain Shultz, by the Lady and Gentlemen
passengers for his interchangeable enterprise and exer
tons IN ploughng way through the ice from POUCH.
keepsle to Albany thereby atlordng pcasurablc trip
by water instead Of dangerous one through mud By
land to New York.
That having arrived at the great commercial empo.
rum of the Union after winters absence was cheer.
| ed by mutual salutaons with former friends whC
without exceptions proilered their every effort in
Showing and dsp ylng all of their most Fashionabl,
beautiful and desirable articles of Merchandise with
CORE spending wish to favor with such selec tons
AS might be wanted and nj the very best bargains par
licuary being for the supply Of the ever up and
doing, quick md cheap, cheap for cash and non-n
prlsonmen-tor-deb store located in the beautiful val
| ley of Lake Champlaln al Burlington, Vermont
| Thus having been received made iudolous Sc
| lection of such articles calculated for spring
trade, and returned home, where any of the man,
kinds of Fancy and other Goods may be had at pri
ccs 10 suit purchasers, at HOWARD 5.
| April Sd, ISL.
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OlflfIJIty.
OFFICIAL.
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE L. STATES.

4 ~ tiiI L I'ci LIZ VI lifi l. . y IIo
a Recommendation.
When Christian People feel themselves to
be overtaken by great public calamity it be-
comes them to humble themselves under the dis
pensaton of divine Providence, to recognise His
Righteous government over the children OF men,
to acknowledge His goodness in time past, as
wcllas their own unworthincss, and to supplcatc
His merctGl protection for the future.
The death u WILLIAM Henry HARRISON,
late l'rcsiden, @. he United States, SO soon al
ter bis elevation TO tina, high Office, is bercave-
ment peculiarly calculated to be regarded as
heavy aiilictlon, and to impress all minds with a
sense OF the dependence of Na,ions,as we'll as
individuals, upon our Heavenly Parent.
have thought, THEREFORE that should be act
ing in conformity with the general expectation
and feelings OF the community in reccommen-
ding, Us now do to the People of the United
States, OF every religious denomination that,
according to their several modes or forms Of wor-
ship. they observe day of Fasting and Prayer,
by such religious services as may be suitable on
the occasion; and ! recommend Friday, the
fourteenth day of May next, for that purpose to
the end that, on that day, we may all, with one
accord, join in humble and rcycrcntial approach
to Him, in whose hands We are, invoking him to
to inspire us with IA proper spirit and temper OF
heart and mind under these trowns of His provi-
dence, and still 10 bestow Ills gracious benedic-
tons upon our Government and our country.
JOHN TYLER.
Waslnutnn Anr II ISiI
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New loEk, April LIT is understood that
orders were received from the War Department
yesterday, TO arm all the Notifications in our
harbor, which are not now in condition for de-
fence. The thing is to be pushed forward with
all practicable despatch This is right Sir
Boyle Roach, the prince OF Irish bull-makers,
said the only way to avoid danger, was to NEE,
ii plump. Mr. Tyler and his cabinet, entertain
the same idea, though they would express it dif.
ierently. In order to avoid "A rupture with Grea,
Britain, we must put the country in a complete
state of defence. Many of our Notifications are
diapidated and deiencclcss, and the people vii
be glad to see the attention Of the War Depart
ment turned TO the subject.-UeraM
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Garden Seeds of the growth of 1910.

DAISED for arl pr, up by Joseph Breck s. Co.,
/ AT the Seed Est snmeut connected with III,
New Eng land Farmer Oice,s Boston. Each sort is
lalrod with Directions for lis culture.
''lhe above Seeds Of the growth Of ~ 10, and
uf the very best quality, being rai>e ly the most
periencel growers, expressly for this establishment
except such sorts as will not ripcn 10 advantage IN
this country, which imported from the first house,
in Europe. AwarrsJf the great complaints that have
hitherto existed in regard, Seeds and Of the lmpor-
lance to the Gardener, Of having such BE- re-
FED uroeverv Effort has been made AT hi, establish
nen to rare and vetid saca only az will give perfect
satisfaction"
ALSO--Ornamen,al Flower Seeds, chtirs vare-
". Rata laga, Winnie Flat Tnrup Orange Carrot,
Sugar Beet, &c.--abuvc at whole al> aud retail ly
April 1871 STRO\CiS & co.
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4 Ia Probate tour, held at Burlington within and
= for sad District of thttcnttn on the tenth day
of April \. ID. ISL William o. Barker OF Charlotte
III the County OF Chlttenden, guardian of the pro-
perry and estate OF caharne Barnes lucreta Barnes
Caroline Barnes and Emv Barnes, all Of said Char
lotte minor children OF John Barnes of nd Charlotte,
having filed in sad Court his petition III writing,
setting forth ha, his sad wads seized IN their own
right in fee of nui oILn undivided fifth parts OF one
undivided half OF Thirty nine and one halt acres of the
home farm of which Jonathan Glllctr, late OF sad
Charlotte, died seiza, beng all ot sad home farm.
excepting sixteen ncres thereof winch has been set of
TO the widow OF sHld deceased MS part OF her dover
the real c.taic of said deceased and excepting also
III acres of sad farm winch has been sold by the
Executor of the last will Of the SAID deceased under
All order OF sad Probate Court. And that sad wards
are also seized of four equal undivided fifth parts of
one undivided half of two and one half acres of the
wood lot, 50 called, Of snld deceased, beng NIL of
sad woodlu; except two and one h,li acres thereof
which has ais been set TO the sad widow n
further portion of her dover IN snld real esac. And
that said wards also suied IN their own night IN
ice of four equal Undivided eighth parts OF sad sixteen
and sad two and one half acres OF Land, so set
out the sad widow of sad deceased as her dover IN
the real estate Of sad deceased which sixteen
and two md one half acres subject 10 the life
OF the sad widow OF sad deceased, all Of which
said lands situate in sad tharlottc rcprss nilns
that sale OF his sad wards interest N Sdet lands
), Md he conducive to their interest rs hr1irr tht
r.cc,ds of such sale put NJ Interest, Q>t far,"- sad
toWt 10 license and empower h!nto'soi his w'rds
interest IN sad lands Hgrcgaiv sJtthc statute IN such
case made and PROVIDED Wtrreupon the Cour
aforesaid doth appoint he u'rd day Of May next io
hearing and deciding oeal petit on, NJ the Office .
the Register 81 sd Court in sad Burlington, and
doth order that notice thereof be gwen 10 all persons
interested, hy publication of lhis order, containing TIT
! substance of said petition, in the Burlington Ere
Press, anewspnper printed in Hurlingtonn the Coun
! Is Of Chlitrndon three wr"l' sucCcssvclv previous
to the said third day of May. 4. d. lSil.
! Given under my hand at BURLINGTON, this 10Th day o
! April lSil. WIN. WESTON, Reg stcr.
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pOSrCItlsSr

MOT fond Of, and the times, NOT eng prupi,iots
~ for Il change. here will none take place. There
fore please not anticipate Whist might have be.n
contemplated had circumstances conspired to have
nducedit Suffice il is that slntlry dlscrs large Ma
tUnal, CommerclcHl financial, corporate and nJivid-
ual Speuatons'bavc OF late bscn y, no,wiihs,and-
ing all fair external appearances to have collapsed
So now As with old land marks best contrlol in, i
the long tried cheap cash store to the tOus and, Of
Ca buyers WHIP do mot only wish 10 gucs>
they buy cheap but want to continue for the present
at least where they ktnw they can buy So. Which
is said ly Mr.. Smith and his irerrls TO he at
Ami u ISL. HOW ARDS.
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Stcphcn IIaight's Estate.

wv f. the subscribers, having cen appointed ly the
w Honorable he Prot aic Court for the District
OF Chitcndcn, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the clam, aud demands OF all persons, against
the estate of Stephen fagh late Huntington IN said
District detya ,e, repre- -enied in solvent, anl also all
claims and demands exhibited in ole, thereto; and
six months from the day uf the da'e hereof, Ieius
allowed y sand Corr, ior that purpO,e, We do there
ore hereby give notice HAT we will attend to the
business Of our appointment At the dwelling OF
John Howar in Bur nyton IN sad distric, the
second Monday Of June and i.r,t Monday Of Octo-
Der next, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, each OF sad days.
Dated, hi, II hdav Of April A. 4. ISL 3N45
IlTiItR LOOMS i,.,,.,! ....
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STAvE OF VERMONT

SlAN f. OF lENcNl
DslrcI of Chiiicndtn,
4 I Prof. ATE { uurt hullcn at Burlington within
IA and Tor sad district On The tenth day OF April,
A. D. 1871, BENJAMIN BEERS, of Charlotte in
The Comfy Of thutrmlsn, Guardian Of the property
and estate oi Nancy -. Grrtt, Iurna Gilleit and
Sarah Ann Glct', minor rhiiden Of Sheldon Glilclt
Of ,aId Charlotte, having tI,' IN ssId court his pet-
ton writing, setting forth tina, hl> .ad wards
seized in their right fee Of equal undivided
halt uf thirty nInc and one hn acre, Of he hoGe
farm Of when Jonathan GIllcti, lac Of sard Char
oiic, lerea,.,i, del seized, all II ,ald home
farm, excepting >iN'e'n acres thereof whl' has Teen
-: OF to the widow at the raid tccea'c a. pnrt Of
her dover IN he real estate Of said de- ease, and ex
cepnng, also, II Ia acres Of laid farm which ha>
been sold 10y the executor If h" la, VIII If the sal
d,sta ,ed, under order OF SAID prot a'e court. And
that hi. sai wards are a,o - zri Of one untlv!dei
half oitwu and one hat acre, Of the Wood lo', 50
cal.c', # the SAD dc,cs q eng all OF sai wood lot,
except Two an oRr hafa,rc- The rcuf which h, a',o
Teen SET out ia the widow ol ,ad Deceased ~ ilrh
portion at her dover .ald r-nl e.ta'c And thai
said wards al 90 s- eel ~ ihcir right IN he
Oithrcc undivided el.h b parts If rad ,Ixern acre,
aud ,ad two and one h1arres of sad land set oIl
to the widow of addccra al, Which sixteen acre and
two and one ha;tacrcs d land are ril,e.t 10 he lie
estaieu -ail widow Of the sad deCea' L therein al
Of which lans are ,isa'c N 'aiI Chariue repre,en.
ing that II would t nd'c ve Ia the interest If rad
ward, To have her interest IN ,ai lanl> rud, and
| the proceeds Of such .a.e PIT a interest and praying
| said court To lrente and empower hiIn to sell hl,
ward, Inrr,e IL SAID lan.', Tor the purpose alore-
/ ,aI.
Where mon the Go lri afprc.siJ doth appoint the
third day OF May mex fl hearing sad petition am
deciding tlereot al the III Of me Re. ol SAID
Court IN >al ,rnalun, and doth order that notice
thereof lie given to person. n;ercs el Iy puhlica-
ton of this order, containing the usanre ot sad
petition, in the Darlington Free Pres, Newspaper
prnredn Il rnsion in he comfy Ch'tienlen, three
weeks >'r'e->lvcy presloi, 10 the tald third day OF
MAJ, ISL.
Given unlr my hand al -ail Burlington this tenth
/ day OF April lsil. WIN. WESTON, REGISTER.
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DAIsOM OF LiVERWORT-Ior Con-1mrl111

DAISOM OF LlNERWORT-tor Cun>umpti1n
ID Dyspepsia, Asthma, and all dl.ea>es ofthe ldinys
and Liver. These d>ea. Is prevail to great extent,
creating much distress aud some fatality. AIhese
e renIelicd ~ the use Of DR.. Taylnr'> Basom Of
.verwUr. This medicine is purely v-siia c, and
from is pecu action upon the Liver ways fuulsi
radical RENE y for the>e diseases. For Females AMI
men IN very weak state, no medicine can le 50
grateful restorative, it not only strengthens, lu;
purlie> aud gives healthy action TO he whole sy.
TEN Constantly tor sale hy y. LOVELY & Co. WHO
have received fresh supply Of sea>onaL.e UooIs
from New York, all very cheap for cash.
BirngtUn, July 80, 1910.
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Valuable RenIEsta,c for snic.

OR sale oil the real Estate, late the property q
l. MI. John Abbott, in the village OF Burlington,
situate and adjoining the southeast corner of the
Conrt-ionse square,an and consisting of dwelling house
and OF buildings also three story brick building
as TO mike good store and dwelling This property
will be sold together or separately will best suit to-
geEFer with land for gardens, SC. Also building
lot separate.
Il credit.wl be given on good security for the grea
ter part Of the purchase money. For futher particu
lars apply to JOHN JOHNSON.
BURLINGTON, Anil g. 1sdt.
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NOTICE.
VhN!lE Coparnership heretofore existing under the
l. firm Of Mayo & Wait a, trustees Of Lahrop d
Potwin, resolved on the 10Th March lS4l ly
mutual Con ent. Joseph Wait withdrawing, the bus
ness OF thclfrist will lie closed by Henry Mayo the
remaining partner al the store Corntrui Church and
College ST. Burlington. HENRY MAYO.
Aprl IL 1871. JOS. WAIT.
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Cabinet shop on Catiin's Zane.

! Nt SIR Permit me 10 Inform YOU and othe-a
- IN your vctntv that / aIu sill engaged in tho
CABINET BUSINESS and that SEEDING custom.
any thing in my line may be bought of me on as good
terms any where in this market am now from
various causes making work cheaper than I evor did
before; and all paying customers whether old or new
shall he happy to at the New Shop, where NJ
pains viii he spared 10 give satisfaction. Lumber aud
Produce rec Il 10 usual and LITTLE cash. tf there Is
any LETT IN the contyD will be found to do wonders
few rods east Of Church-st. D. X. PANGBORN.
Burlington, January II, l5it
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QUErEc, April ll,-Thc SEASON continues
unusually backward. There was, however, a
Sprinklng of snow last night, aud this morning
at sunrise the thermometer rose to a degree or
two above freezing, which had not been the case
since the commencement of tee month Indeed,
this wack it has frequently been TO l0o below
zero. Perhaps We ilay have spring in May. In
the meantime, three feet OF snow keeps the
ground safc-Gacct..
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M j. the Subscribers having been appointed by
w the Honorable Probate Court for the district
of Grand Isle, Commissioners to receive and examine
and adjust the claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of ELISHA REYNOLDS, late of
Isle LA Mott, in said district deceased, represented
nsovent, and also all claims and demands exhibited
IN offset thereto and six months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed by said for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice that viii
attend TO the business of our appointment at the dwell
ling house of Elizabeth Reynolds, in Isle In Mott, on
the first Tuesday of July and September A. D. l9tf,
from ten o'clock in the forenoon till six o clock in the
afternoon, on each of the said days.
Dated at Isle La Mott, this third day of April, A..
ID. 1871. 3wii
AMASA L; HOI;C0MB, } Commissioners.
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STATE OF VERMONT, /


A r a Pro'ae Court hell a. Burlington, within and
~ fer sa'ddi>rictrlr, of Chluenirn on The 18Th day
Of Aprd lS4i. Cyrus Kcrh, OF sheldon IN the county
Of Fran lin, cuarla of Melinda Brooks IT, Of tlcvc-
land IN the STATE Of OHIO, female infant IN c' the
age Of eighteen years, dlugh or Of Ju>hla brooks,
late oi burlington IN thee county oft hculen, de'ta>-
tl having filed IN >aid cor MS pelton, N writing,
setting forth that his sad ward l. sezci IN her own
right IN fee Of equal undv t> fourth part OF 'y or
quarter Tots nun cred .! and ~, sInaic III sad
Burlington, and The u linrs and appurcnnnrr> here
ut AMI thereto belonging, subject to he rant OF DOW
er the of widow OF the ,al1 Joshua Brooks, deceased,
which right of duwcr * tie estate 10 sad widow IN
one third par of>altl land and premises ;-rrpre>tn
ing that a sale Of sand wards interest IN SAID
Lands and promises wol lc conluclvr To her interest
y having the proceeds Of such 'ac put at interest,
and praying sail court 10 lccnce and empower HIM 10
sell his wards interest IN sad bands aud premises
orrrral ly co the statute in such made and pro-
vdcj.
Whrrcmon the court aforesaid doth appoint Tho
third day OF May next, Tor hearing and deciding N
,ad pcrriun, al the ullc nt the Re OF >aS 90 NJ
IN ,nli Burlington aud doth order that notice hercu
e given To all persons interested ly pu hca'lon @
this Order con,anlng the substance Of ,ad petition II
the Burlington Free Press newspaper prlncj II
said Burlington three weeks SUCCESSFULLY prev lous Il
saa third dayoi May, ISL
Given undrr mp hand NJ snd Burlington ms l5I'
day Of April, lSi, "M WtSloN' "'''''e''
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THE RIGHTWAY OF REFORM

We publish the following for general information
About one thousand dol airs year was, We halicye,
pad 10 an individual who hcldnH office which ia nov,
declared to be entirely unnecessary PiH>burp (fq.
WAR DEPARTMEST, March % 1871
SIN Us You have applied for the appointment of
Military Storekeeper in the Quarter Masters Douort
mcnt at pitlsbulg, deem II proper 10 inform Won.
that finding the Office to be entirely unnecessary and
just regard The public interests requiring its Ijs
continuance it has been abolished.
Very respectfully your obedieni servant
JOHN BELL
Samuel IIob!ev E.q P,usbure. Pa
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ptlNElNf.

TINE suhsrLcr Icing thsa,,fd for pa,t favd-
l. wold Respectfully solicit continuance, If the
and remind his friends and the public that he i.
prepared TO accommodate them he slor, sst poo,
and most favorable terms N the various branches OF
the Owe line. Shop opposite Mr. G. A. Seymour >
Hat Store Pearl sttes Burlington VI.
JAMES SCOTT
April !, 1871.
n. B.--WANTED as Apprcntsesto the above Lu-
slnesS, two smart aud respectable young men, (Amsr
lcanS,) IL or - years old 10 whom good encourage
meat viii lie given 10y the subscriber. j. S.
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NOTICE.

TOR SALE on reasonable term. Pew No - IN
L So, Paul Church, For further particulars pioss,
call on KERN or EVANS,
Burlington March, g. lSit.
90 Thousand good pine Shingles for sale hy
~ Jan. :, ISL. Il. PETERSON.
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A YOUNG MAN, tnot Gentleman we ihink,
Boy in our store Yesterday the l1th inst. The bal
IS IA 2Nf Letter l. signed l. Pllmpton, 'ashcF, g.
Swif, President. The hill is much worn and has
been torn and mendtd IN two places ana par' ni the
nm .ona Som, one NAV recocci of seeing such Q
bil in the hands Of the SCOUNDREL who passed
II and can AID III m bringing HIM 10 Justice we p''o-
N this hoping 70 detect hun IN this way
F.b y 1871 rASCBCNS blI.' Ss'-ib'
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IODINE SPRING WATFR.-i recently discover,
l. ed fountain at Saratoga and contains properties
known IN no other Sprlng--its freedom from Iron
renders safe 10 be drunk bv certain class Of inyn
Ids with whom iron proves niurous--he quantity OF
Iodine contained in this renders il the most val
liable mineral wtsr for every species of Scroiala vet
discovered for safe BY ]. Il j. II. PECK & Co. 1c'h
GOLDFISH, Of superior quality for s,le by
" II. VI. GIDDINGS e co.