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Coon. Two gentlemen the other day,
a, a public table, got into vehement dis
pue about subject OF which it was quite
evident they were both profoundly igno-
rant. A big bulldog, which had been
quietly sleeping on the hearth, WAS reused
by their violence, and began barking tu,
riousIy. An Old gentleman, who had
been quietly slipping his wine while the
dispuan's were talking, gave the dog n
kick, exc'aining, Hold your tongue, you
brute, You know no more about it than
they do.' The laugh Of the whole table
was turned Immediately upon the noisy
bra wlers. Bee.
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The WESTERN TRANscRlPr. This
paper, published by DR. Brisbane. at Cin>
cinnali, Ohio, is discontinued. The pub,
Usher says, the Object Of the paper having
been accomplished, viz. the separation
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Dr. LARDNERs LroTrREs. No Of
this work has arrived, and does e9ua cred
it to the author, as the first two numbers.
1t is surely a valuable work, and every
f,milv should possess this or a similar
treatise.
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Of sIaveholding and uon- slavebojd:ng Bnp.
isis, aud considering the loss in publish,
ing the paper he deems i! best 10 discon-
tinue ii.
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stat,ics. This is IN additional evidence
in favor Of the Western route. The above
amount OF tonnage with Is increase, and
the freight and passengers Coming from
the Ogdensburgh road must come this way
on account Of The shorter distance.
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AnnuncialiOn,

For sometime past the question OF the
expectancy Of urging in our State cleo
tons, the duty o; supporting those candid
ates, and those only, who are ready 10 go
the whole political length, which some
might, agains, slavery, has revolved in
my mind and have become fully set.
lied in the opinion that | can do more for
The slaves release without advocating this
course than with AS have become con.
WINGED that | can be instrumental in doing
more for the antislavcry cause, BY the
course design 10 pursue, for the present,
| trust my friends who think Otherwise,
will allow me the same privilege Of judg-
ing that they ask for themselves. The
course design to pursue in the Voice of
Freedom is, TO make it reforma,ory pa
per - to have an:islacery, temperance,
and peace, prominent questions for discus
sion, And 10 regard 10 what may be
termed, or more generally understood, as
political questions, shall advocate such
Legislative encouragement 10 home indus
try or internal improvements as may BE-
found necessary from time to time; whe.h.
er that legislation comes from the General
or Safe government. What course may
be judged best when another presidential
contest shall arrive, cannot now be told.
| however do not anticipate supporting a
STAKEHOLDER for President of The United
States. This paper will be open for the
discussion of the bes! modes of operating
against slavery, as it has hitherto been,
reservng 10 myself the privilege Of judg"
ing as TO The merits OF the communica-
tons. Notices Of Liberty Party Conven-
,ions, and lists of Candidates will be in
serted, if desired.
Some men have paid for the Voics a
short time, expecting, l suppose, tina! it
would be strictly Il berry Party paper.
Should such men feel disposed TO continue
the paper until The time for which they
paid, expires, shall be glad to send but
If any feel thu, they cannot consistently do
it, the Postmaslcrs o. those towns may
pay back the balance, and retain the same
amount from other subscribers when they
pay. Those desiringa discontinuance, may
inform me of such wish by returning
paper, directed to Voice of Freedom" or
BY letter from Postmaster before the first
of next month. Those who do not wish
to continue, but are owing for from one
10 three volumes, trust will accompany
their notice Of discontinuance with pay for
the past. shall endeavor TO make this
paper useful. and worth as much as ask
for it; and solicit auch paying subscrIb-
ers as may feel disposed 10 palronze.
New JERSEY SLAVERY. A case has
recently been brought before one of the
higher Courts in New Jersey, for The pur-
pose Of testing The legality OF the remnant
of slavery and suve-apprenliceship in that
STATE. The question is not yet settled.
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~ K'n'ucky has gross population
of 100000 Of which only 81 ,495 are slave
holders; one in twenty-five STAKEHOLDER
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New JERSEY SLAVERY. A case has
recently been brought before one of the
higher Courts in New Jersey, for The pur-
pose Of testing the IegaliIy OF the remnant
Of slavery and slave-apprenliceship in that
STATE. The question is no, yet settled.
A Convention IS 10 be held in Newark on
the ooh inst, for the purpose ofd'scussin9
the above QUESTION, AMI for taking such
steps as shall BE- deemed best, for aiding
The 700 eIavcs aud 5000 apprentices, still
held to servitudt. SO says the New Jcr,
Sry Freeman,
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Thaak you ficnd Walton for the above
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DR.. MARSHALL.
INDIAN VEGETABLE
Black Plaster,

THIS Plaster is unrivalel for curing scroflus
swelings, scurvy, sores, lame ack, burns, Pai0s
IN the sides, hips limb, and seldom fails to give
relief in OF local rhepnatism lfapplied 10 the
Idle, ii will aure many of the common liver com.
plants, and It Is found to e equal If not superior 10
any corn plaster, Tor corns on the feet. II mined-
ately applied TO fresh wound It will prevent
ness, and cause it quickly TO heal.-Faml ie- in the
habit of using this plaster, find better than any
thing else for all purposes for which plaster or
salve is wanted. lis virtues have heen witnessed y
ihou>ands o. respectable individuals in various parts
of the United States who have tested lis efficacy
PRICE, 25cis per box.
iUJSMany certificates may he had, showing It's
extraordinary effects.
Berare Of COunterfeits -
All those wishing to purchase the genuine
article Of Mar, halls Plaster should purchase that of
which n. g. Gridey, Mlddehury, VI, is the General
Agent and no other as manufacture personally the
Plaster sold by said Grdley
DIR. MARSHALL.
| certify that the above article was executed in my
presence by DR.. Marshall and that his signature
thereto is genuine. -
DORASTAS WOOSTER, Judge.
Mddelury, Jan. II, lSi5.
Sold Wholesale and reall by II. L. Grdley, gen.
eral Agent, Middlelury VI.
PECK d. SPEAR,
Wholesale and Rcldii Druggists, Burlington, VI.
And by Druggists generally IN the United States
and Canada. 35ly
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INSUR ANCE.
There is no encuse for the Headache
when you can obtain the GEN.
me MARsHALLs AROMATIC
CATARRH and HEAi,-

THIS snuff is a certain and pert II cure for tie
L catarrh, and common cold, in the Head and The
Headache and is excellent articles for and
weak eyes. Ii opens and purse> all distractions,
strengthens the CLANS and gives healthy action to
the parts affected
Belrare Of Counterfeits;
All those wishing 10 purchase the genuine
article Of Mar,ha'> Snuli, should purchase that OF
which II. G. Grdley, Mlddebnry VI, is the propre-
tor lard no Other" "a manufacture personally, the
.nud sold by SAID Gridley.
DIR. MARSHALL.
certify that the above article was executed in my
pres ence and that hi scnainre thereto j. genuine.
DORASTUS WOOSTER, Judge.
Midlebury, Jan. Il, 1915.
n. B-The name OF II. C. Grdley proprietor will
be found upon every bottle Of the genuine MarshaFs
Improved Snntf. Sold wholesale and retail ly H.
G. Gridley, Md'!ebury VI. PECK & SPEAR
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Burlington, VT.
And by Druggists generally IN the United States
and Canada. 35-ly
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A PErnlrIED WoMAN-A Mr.. Wood.
ward of Warren county, Ohio, said to be a
man of veracity, gives the Eaton Register
the following account of pclrided woman.
1t occurred near Lebanon.
"On the 9th day of last month, our VEN
cradle and much esteemed friend, John c,
Irwin, closed his earthly career, in the full
hope of happier immortality. On the fol-
lowing day an appropriate funeral discourse
was delivered 10y Elder W. Clark. His re-
mains were decen,y Inferred in the grave
yard near West Lebanon. Sometime pre-.
vous to his death he had expressed a desire
that the body of his first wife should be re-.
moved to his grave yard. Accordingly, on
the Path ult. the citizens of Lebanon and the
vicinity, undertook to remove the remains of
Mrs. Irwin. went with others in search of
her grave. We found it on very high
point Of white oak ground, near Rock Creek
where they had formerly lived. And when
we had opened the grave down on the coffin,
we found it about one fourth in water, and
the plank Of the coffin very rotten; however
we got several pieces of bark under it, to bind
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PERU IRON COMPANY.

( ONG and iavorahly known as manufacturers Of
~ IRON and NAILS, now advise The public that
hav wing made extensive additions to and improve
mcnl> in their a'shmcni are prepared 10 iurni, h
dealers in and con umrrs OF Iron and Mails, with all
de,irn lie ze> thereof, ola quality hardly equaei
IN Thu couu'rv. They manufacture 10 Wi:
Wagon and Cart Tire, Of all the various size.
wanted
Horse shoe Iron. from scraps, various sizes, Of
very superior quality.
Band From from inch 10 inches wide.
IaamC and scroll Iron. 5.S inch.
Round aud square Iron. 3 inch TO 8 Inches.
Cut Nails. from ) d to 10 GO d.
do Spikes, from 10 inches.
10 Floor walls. l2d, god, 2id.
do Finishing Nails, 6 4. Sd, l0d.
TIL, Company 1aitcr them elves that their iacl-
ties tlr manufacturing IN perfection, are un~urpas g.
ed, thai all good. offered by them IN market viii
give entire satisfaction to the consumers, and that
their terms for goods are and will continue 10 be as
literal "a the terms Of others.
S'rkONGS g. CO, Agents,
Burlington, Vt.
Anril I6 'J5 az
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VIElH hYRl.R!g.'o
THE WELCOME BACK.

THE WELCOME BACK.
Sweet is the hour tina, brings us home,
Where all will spring to meet us;
Where hands are striving as we come,
To be The first to greetus.
When the world hath spent its frowns and wrath,
And care been soroly pressing,
IT'S sweet to turn from our rowing path,
And find a firesde blessing.
Oh, joyiully dear is the homcward rack,
Ii we are but sure ola welcome back.
What do we reel, on dreary way,
Though lonely and benigh,ed,
II we know there are lips to chide our stay,
And eyes that will beam love-lgh,ed?
What is the worth ola dimord ray,
To ,heelancc that loshes pleasures;
When the winds that welcome us back, betray,
We form hearts chief trca sure2
Oh, joyful dear is our homeward track,
five are but sure OF welcome back.
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THE SNAKE AND THE SoUIRREl.-On the
Goth Of May las, was riding on a small road
in the Twelfth District of Dolly county, near
the Allapahcw, when saw a common sized
fox squire sticking to the side of pine tree,
some six or eight inches from the EARTH When
| got opposite the squirrel. saw him mnye
little on the side of the tree. rode some 20
or 30 yards past the squirrel, when the idea oc.
CURED to me that it mght b.. charmed by
snake. | Immediately turned back in the drec-
tion of the sqarrel, and when rot within eighl
steps of the tree where the squirrel was, a,
once heard rattle snake commence s.npinr.
apparently under the feet of INV animal. clan.
ned spurs and got off A few wards, s,onped and
looked back, and saw very venomous looking
rattle snake, not more than four and half or
6ve foo, lopg iuuedia,clv dismoun,ed from,
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Cash i! CASH.!
DAlD for good Rags, by
L. =. J. !. CUTLER, strongs Building.
Burlington, May, 1916. 81
Superior patent Pumps for Wells
and Cisterns,

WHOLESALE and retail by II. CALDWELL,
w Burlington, Vt. These pumps have been
thoroughly tested for l6 wears in the western part Of
New York, and proved TO he a first rate article
They are pronounced by all people acquainted with
them, the best and most durable pumps in the United
States that has ever been offered for sale-They are
simple in their construction and worked with ease,
they warranted to work satisfactory in nil
and not TO freeze the winter. The working parts
are OF all metal with metallic fits I; the pipes are made
Of a durable timber, and saturated with composition
which renders it impervious 10 water, and prevents
decays. The above pump will draw water the depth
of one hundred feet as well shorter distances All
persons wishing 10 purchase pumps for wells or els
ferns will do well 10 call and examine these pumps
before they purchase elsewhere. They will be KEEP,
constantly on hand at the FRANKLIN HoTrL and at
the store OF STRoNGs e. Co., in Burlington by ii.
be thankfully received and promptly attended to.
May l6, 1915. Inns
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PNEET WAREHOUSE
IN NEW YORK,
To supply the City and Interior Trade, ly the Piece
or Package,
Removed
From 1I3 Pearl Street TO
~ CEDAR STREET.

NEAR WILLIAM STREET..
EE & BREWSTER give notice to the Dealt r,
IL IN Drv Goods, that they have removed their
Warehouse for Printed Calcoe., Exclusively, from
Pearl, TO ~ Cedar street. BY confniny their al
icnion to Prints only L. y b. are ena led to exhibit
an assortment far surprising any ever before offered
in America-and to sell a, prices low and General
w Lower than hou.rs whose attention is divided
among a large variety of articles.
The Stock consists ofsEvERAL THOUSANDS OF PAT
TERMS ASD CoLoriNGs. embracing every variety of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PRINT
In market-tnany styles ofwhch are got up exrln-
sively or their own sales, and cannot be had else
where except IN second hands.
Dealers in Prints will mud it for their Interest to
anime this Stock leure making their purrhases-ihev
will have the advantage Of learning the lowest mar
kel prIces-and comparing all The desirable styles in
market ,it'e Iy Il e..
Catalogue Of Prices corrected with every varia non
Of tie Market, are placed in the hands ofbuyers.
April 8, N. 40 II
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MOTHERS, RELlEF-To MARRIED La

MOTHERS RELIEF-TO MARRIED LA
Nl DIES.-The Mothers Relief, medicine which
soothes the disagreealle sensation OF females about
to become mothers, and insures a safe delivery in all
cases where malformation some unnatural crrum
stances does not prevent. The reputation of this ar
tlce, though SILENT has become extended 10 pro-
duce an immense demand. A pamphlet intended on.
ly for the eye of those directly interested and their
physicians is prepared for graluous distribution
where the Relief is for sale.
As we are thus obliged to come before the public,
take the occasion say, that if the of the
call for the Mothers Relief, wherever known, be any
guide direct opinion to be formed OF the esiima
ton in which il is held we have the satisfaction of
believing that it has been the means of alternating an
infinite amount of suffering, and of saving many val
liable lives Wherever il has been used during the
above period, deep rooted prejudces have given way
to candid and thankful expressions of gratitude and
wish to extend on their parts, as far as possible, its
benefits. Medical men Of high standing have had the
candor to acknowledge for once, that their preudces
be abandoned, and have been advocates for its
use
All those who WISH are invited to call on some oil
our agents and procure pamphlet withou, charge.
G. A. BARTHOLIC e. Co.
Rochester, N. Y.
For sale by PECK & SPEAR, the authorized
Agents for this place and vicinity, who can also sup
ply Druggists at the Proprietors wholesale prices.
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Heavy Hardware.

A NyIls, vi>es, Shovels, Spades, Hoes. Forks,
n Gro Bars, Log CHAINS, P"cksmill's Bellows,
Brass Kettles, Wagon aud Cart Boxes, Sheet Zinc,
Sheet Lead Caldron KellIes, Stove Ho ow Ware,
dc, d.. S1RONGS Co.
yuut TO- ~
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THE foloping needs no comment.

Greenfield, Saratoga Co. N. Y.
Mr.. C. J. Roo,evclt-Dear Sir:-The love OF lie
urges TO make lhl effort 10 obtain some OF your
me iicne, as ! believe il will cure me. Will give
statement ofmy case. About four or five months ago
was taken with bad cold, and was very hoarse in
consequence ct working IN water while building
.aw- mil, (leing mechanlc) and was under the doc
tors care about four weeks, and got to lie able to
walk about, and tried to do little work, whch
brought a sliaht bleeding Of the lungs. return
ed home di>pred and sick. The next day while sii,
ling by the ire blood vessel burst in my lungs, and
c. mmenced bleeding very fat The doctor happened
to be near, and he did every thing IN his power to
stop The bleeding and finally succeeded after losing
near a quart from my lungs. and more lrcm my arm.
But h, did not last hu; few hours my lungs were
spasmodc the doctor coIld not control thein and
for five DAYS AMI nights continued TO bleed unlil there
was no blood TO run; when II ceased At lett me 20
weak could scarcely breathe or stir. | lay for
long time in one position until my lungs heale, and
| Logan TO gam little strength. But ahoh 1ollr
weeks ago a relape came on and bled again at The
lungs, aud continued TO cough aud raise large quaint
tie OF bloody mater every day, and was rapidly
hasienIng to the grave. NV friends and neighhor>
had given up all hopes and ioll me must die. My
physician could give me no encouragement except
that the lungs were vet liberated, and all hopes OF
recovery gone until one ofyour pamphlet. were CIV
en- describing DR.. Larbor> Extract OF Lnngwurt.
My neghbors obtained bottle for me, a> last resort,
bnt with very little hopes Of Is dong me any good.
| have now taken II about week, and strange to
saw from the first dose took Of II, began 10 mend
and my health letter every way. Ny night
>weat> have nearly ed, my strength improves, my
rai,lnes are lea. ami nope again revived; bnl my
medicine is almas gone, and wish yon 10 lend me
two bottle, Immediately and it recover, will do all
in my power 10 spread the news that consumption
can lie cured. ] remain yours &C.,
CHAUNCEY u. MEDBERRY.
For further proof oe medical hooks IN hands Of he
agents, containing certificates, dc. All persons de-
,irng The agency of the vii please apply 10 the pro-
prietor, L. J. ROOSEVELT,
Sla Stale 81. Albany.
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8A5

'1>HlS Association will continue the Forwarding
L business on the Champlain Canal Lake Cham
PLAIN and Hudson River, connected with the old Tow
Boat Line, which leaves n York daily,at o'clock
more freight boats will leave Troy and Albany for
Whitehall sly, which will deliver to and receive
Freight lrd00Ahe Steamboats, and vessels on Lake
leave Whe sr Troy and Albany daily. W."
In addition above they have Line of Lake
and River Boats, of tHe-ifs class, with faithful and
competent Captains, who will receive Freight at New
York. Troy or Albany, and deliver at any Port on
Lake Char|plain also, receive Freight at Ports IN
Lake Cha.frlain and deliver in Troy, Albany or n.
York. All property received for shipment by this
line will be correctly weighed by their Agents at the
time of shipment-and will be insured
Also two or more boats vii leave the North Wharf,
Burlington, each week. for Whitehall, Troy, Albany
JAMES II. HOOKER, ,Propri-
ELIAS PATTERSON and others, elors.
For Freight, apply to
P pope cn q James 50 cOcn'ie's Slip N Y.
James l i, Hooker, 1856 River street, Troy.
II. A Holcomb, lOl Pier, Albany.
g. W; Kellogg Comstock's Landing
I w'1;;I Pierce cs & Son. St. Johns. cE.
Lew Huxley Mississque Bay.
Oliver Bascomb, Whitehall.
! 4 VIII T., Peck q Co.. Burlington.
L. II. IIrainard & Co. st. Adams
A. ID. Ladd Plat,sburgh.
l.. Colvn, Port Kent.
Nathan Webb Rouses Point.
J. II. Hooker l3 Long Wharf, Boston.
Address-OLlVER BASCOM, Agent. Whitehall
L. A. CARLETON, Agent Troy.
J. $. WARE, Agent Burlington.
All property entrusted to their care will be forward
cd as directed with despatch and safety.
Wharfage and Storage at reduced prices, and the
utmost care taken in handling and storing merchand
ze produce and all kinds of property consigned to my
care. NORTH WHARF, Foot OF Main Street.
J. 5. WARE, Agent.
Burlngton, Aptil Q 1915 45m6
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The Vegetable Balsamic Elixir has now been
in general u,c for more than ten years, and
thousands taught lis Incompatible value iy experi-
ence Of IL wonderful curative properties, have accord
ed To il a celebrity unparalleled in the whole wide
range Of Mea zeal science in this any other country
Since thi, powerful medicine first became known
immense numher-, who believed them, elves IN the
last stages of a conhrmeda III ncuraie consumption
aud pronounced 10y the most skllliul physicians in
the country as past,a hope of recovery, have been
re, cueti mracnlously from The grasp Death ly its
use and are now ilessed with health and strength
is Natures own simple Re,ioratlve-a Healing
Balm prepared ly one who was brought TO the very
brink OF the grave by CONSUMPTION, and from plants
cec rated for their great medicinal virtues Is the
employ ment OF natural means To overcome and coun-
teract The evils Of N.uIre-healing the laceraied
Lungs of the afflicted patient IN the worst ssibe
ses and restoring the functions OF the disease menu
lers 10 strong aui healthy action. Ii has effected
cures where all other medicines have tailed.
In all cases of Asthma, Whooping Cough, or the
accumulation Of Phegm, destructive to lhe health
and lite Of children-it is particularly recommended
an uniaillng cure and no family IN the Union, II
they wish to preserve their children from suffering and
deah should no., BE- without 1t.
Almost countless testimonials OF its remarkable
cures, from every quarter ofihe union and from indi-
vduals in every condition oi life are It's best creden-
tlals, showing in the most conclusive manner that
tins Preparation acts upon the human system IN
manner lutte short Of miraculous. Thee may be found
IN me daily paper., and ao may be Obtained IN PAM
phleis and handbll> of agents tree of cost.
This incoInpara lie medicine is prepared only ny N.
H.Dowos, Troy W., the original inventor and pro-
prleor.
CURTIS & SMITH, 81. Adams, VI.
Only Wholesale Agents. by whom Agents can be
supplied IN any part oil the Union, upon the best terms
Sold by especial appointment, by
s sHif$ s{ $ %ISs,E '"'s,s;n y.
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Wholesale and
EMTArf,.

THE Subscribers wishing to close their conartner.
ship business, offer their stock of GOODS CON
sisling of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Carpeiing Paper Hangings, Looking Glasses, Crock
airy and Glass Ware at reduced prices.
Persuns wlshlng TO purchase any goods which we
have on hand are assured that thew can Obtain be,er
bargains a, this establishment than at any other in
Burlington. LOVELY & SEYMOUR
Junc L. 1915
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THE ONLY CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER
COMPLAINT.

TT should he rcsorted to hy all who are pr 'dsposed
L 10 consumption, or troubled with cough or cold,
nigh, sweais asthma pain in Inc side and chest diff
Guilty OF breathing, tighne,s and soreness. across the
chest, bronchitis, iser complaints and all affections
Of the pulmonary organs.
I,La E.ILo..;.r MAILS M ca,nmenk