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FOR GOVERNOR.
SAMUEL CONY
OF AUGUSTA.
Union Observation-Disclosures County.

Union Convention Cumberland County.
The unconditional Union voters of Cumberland
County are requested TO send delegates to meet in
Convention in the Senate Chamber
NEW CITY HALL,
IN PORTLAND,
On Thursday, August Is, 1884,
At 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for
FouR SENATORS.
eBERIFF,
Cor sTY TREASURER,
REGISTER OF PROBATE,
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Also to select County Committee for the ensuing
year.
Each city and town viii be entitled 10 send one
delega e, and an additional delegate for every 70
votes cast for Gov oony in Les. A majority frae-
ton will entite city town to additional dele
gate
a $3.50 .-;tt ~ a, .;.tna a. S.in.... ..
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

Friday. ..............-.....,...A August f2.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Potomac. Sherwood, New York
Steamer Forest City, Lscomb. Boston.
Steamer Lady Lang. kcix, Bangor.
Steamer Scotia. kimball. Augusta
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester. ST John
NIB. tor Boston.
Brig Cuba, lBrl Mackee, Matanzas 9th ult
Sch axe, (Brl . Brien, Hilsboro NIB.
Sch N0lga. tbrl Gillespie, Hillsboro NIB.
Sch Abel, Bragg. Albany.
Sch Emma Hotchkiss, Robbins. Albany.
Sch 4 Is Small. Cole, Philadelphia.
Sch Myra, Sawyer, Roekland.
In Lubec, Aug9 3, Jeremiah King, Esq, aged 81
years.
CLEARED.
Brig Frontier. Litiieheld. Baltimore - Orlando
Nickersou.
Sch Industry. tBrl Niehol. st John NB-master
sch Ida. Blake. Philadelphia-E Willard.
sch Aaracaibo, Henley, Bristol Ri Isaac Emery.
ny TELEGRAPH TO MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, Aug l2.-Bark aid tof Yarmouth
Gooding, from Sagua before reported ashore on he
south Shoal of barnegat inlet, was h1stsd OF on
Thurday, and passed sandy Hook this morning,
bound IN.
Barqus Scio. 42s tons built at Bath in 1855, has
been sold TO parties in New York for Sc, co.
Brig sitka, Brown, from East Machias for Lingan
CB. returned to the former port eth inst distress
having sprung leak OF cape Ssble.
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IL rid gton Academy.
AT North BIidston, Maine.
we Ian Term ofthis Institution will commence
Il ON tuesday. SEPT. 8 lisa.
49,, -. THos. II. MEAD. sse'y.
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST, PORTLAND, Me-,
A. s. Wis, Proprietor,
Portland, May II, 1864. mayI2d6m
THOMAS C. LoRING, DRUGGIST,

PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER
Corner of Exchange s. Federalism,
Aperfect 1T guaranteed. The poorliberally con.
sidered. mch25 diff
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Il d q r.

RErWEkN Spring st. aud the Portland Com
~ pany's w orks small bunch Of Keys The
nader shall be suitably rewarded by leaving them
At this Office. auei8,St
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Life insurance.
THE MANHATTAN
Life Insurance Company /!
or NEW YORK
Cash Capital and Accumulation
Over S1,7OO.OOO!

HENRY STONES, PREsrpRsr.
q. Y. wEMPLE, Secretary.
j. l.. HALSEY. Asst. Secretary.
y. n. SrEBBlNS, Aetuary
T. DWIGHT KENDALL General ACT.
This iong-establi-hed Company fers the follow
ing adyal tages 10 insurers, viz:
large and Increasing Capital, securely inresfed;
Immediate availability Of toe dividends, ia cash
4 permanent loan CT one half of the Iremnu,.
ana a feature. peculiar TO fAis eemyanH. Nv which
insurers protected against forfeiture Of the po
cy from circumstances OF adversely.
The company also issues non-iorieiting policies
on the Ten Year Plan"
Policies iHc0Rfesfibe i've years from date fthe m
policies
Local Board ef Reference:
Hon william Willis
n. }. Miller g., Hector Int Revenue
VIM Moulton, $50, Pres. Bank un berand
J. B. Carroll Eco. Merchant
Jeremiah Dow, Esq, See'y Dirigo lns Co.
VIM himbail. ksQ Treas. = Packet Co.
Edward shaw. ESQ. Sec'y Port. Nut Irs. Co
Messrs. goldman True Co.
Messrs. II j. Libby Co.
Parties are invited 70 examine the merits of this
company before efeeting insurance.
HENRY X. sTICkNkl. Agent
ofee No. Is Moulton ST.
& & " u T TT,Sss NJ D. n D. a MssissI
Gentlemen OF energy and responsibility an The
rescnting The Manhattan Life Insurance Co vii
please address 4 DWIGHT kENDALL. General
Agent, Box No 2o5l L. o., Portland
Aug lL-eodlm
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J. III. TEMPLE,
Dealer in
NEW AND SECONDHAND
FU RNITURE!
10. IS and Al Union Street,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
u Highest prices paid for End hand Furniture.
Old Furniture Repaired and made TO look Ike new.
Aug l3-eod2vs


sc AkdlakOa1 NOEce.
fftHE stockholders Of the p. & r. A. Railroad Co
- are hereby notified 10 meet at the Office Of Inc
iIsasasI' IA siaoie street. ON Saturday, the 90
lst-fo see whether the stockholders will assent
20 ana accept the location of their Railroad In the
oi,y or Portland as provided in and by an order
passed oy the Mayor and Aldermen Aug lst 1854
2d-To act upon any other business which NAV
legally come before them. q. PALMER
ausio uti Secretary.
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Barqus Scio. 42s tons, built at Bath in 1856, Ia
been sold TO parties in New York for 81, zoo.
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N Q II I Q T.

PROVOST MARSHAL's OFFICE.
First District, state ~ haiHe
Portland. August IL h. 1854
INQUIRIES on all ordinary subj cts CONNECTED
- Win the enromsat. draft. exemptions liability
70 draft. credits and accounts OF lnen furnished
should be addressed 10 the Provost Marshal OF the
Congressional District and In he ia not able 10
answtr them he will ask information 4 the Provost
Marshal General OF the state. Answers ma, be Tins
secured more promptly than BY addres sir the Pro-
vost Marshal General At Washington, whore more
lmporiaht business ten prevent pr. mpt answers
reau on personal and other matters of mir or ecnse
quence.
BY Order OF Major J. W. T. GARDINER
CHARLES IL. DOUGHTY
Capt and Provost Marsha 1st District Maine +.
Aug. l3-d3m
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Aug 9-dtd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS ARE
the most purgatiye which We arc able - produce
or which we think has ever yet been made by any
body. Their efforts have abundant, shown to the
community how much they excel the or mary
medicine in use. They are safe and pleasant to
take. hut powerful 20 cure Their penetr~-in
properties stimulate the vital activities oh lne
bof remove the distractions Of its organs, puriiy
the blood. and expel disease. They purge cut the
oul humors which breed and grow disiemper'
stimulate sluggish u disordered organs into their
n.t.,-al action. and impert healthy tone with
strength 20 TIE whole system. Not only 10 they
cue tho everyday complaints Of everybody nut
also Formidable and dang rous diseases. "nile
they produce pouerful effects, they at the same
time .u diminished doses the safest and best phys
ie that -un ne employed 1r children Being sugar
I coated, they are pleasant 20 tlhei and, being
purely veg table are free from any risk OF harm
+ Cure, have been made which suspass belief we're
they not subs,antiated by men Of such exalted po-
.itian and character, as to forbid e suspicion oil
urt-uth Many eminent cleTsyFnen aud ply sieiahs
have lent thei- names 10 certify q the pubic the
reliability II our remedies while others have seh'
US the assurance Of bei- conviction that cur Pre-
3 parafinuE nfrlnute immensely I" tu1 iN---- 80
afflicted, suffering fellow-men.
The Aeen; below named is plea'ed T. iurnsf
gratis our aercsn Almanac. containing directions
for the use All certificates OF their cures, Of the
following complaints -
Costi-eness. Bilious Complaio,s. Rheumati-m
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from lou
-, mach. Nause., Indigestion, Morbid lnacton o
the Bowels and Pain arising ther-from, Fls'uieney
Loss OF Appetite, al Disease. Thich require 81
evacuaat medicine. They also, ~ purifying 'h'
blood and stimulating the system, cure many com
plants which j.; would not he supposed they eoul'
reach. .uch as Deafness, Partial Blindness Neural
cis. Id Nervous Irritability, arrangement Of IN
Liver and Kidneys, Gout, and other kindred com
plants arising from a Low stare @ the body - on
stru ton Cd: its functions.
pona- be put oF by unpriuepled dealers VII
other p-eparations which they ma more proht OF
Demand AYsR's and take 10 others The &c
want the best ad there is f. them ana me
shouid have it.
Prepared by On. J. C. AVER & Co. Lowell Mass
and sold ny druggists generally
Dc. -.
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BOSTON MARhET.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. ..
S,lcs for Western Superine % slo n u
non extras sll % n = medium 81 5o a
and choice including favoTite brands Ohip
GeDessee and Michigan s . a H. IS -
lis O. a. bbl for good slipping brands
& 80 q 10 p q bhl for common sul
pr,kwheat IS e 3 n o p loa ihs.
r-.ly-.Thc market has been quite duh "a
western mixed at ? o. a . o., olosingnt tie
-..,. ana new Southern yellow Al q C a
.-- Oats have been In fair demand a; e5
-.- Northern and Canada, the latter pricc.fIl
-.. Rye a. So r hush. White Beans have
..5 Blue pod at 8 = e 2 marrow and
-..,. q q az 81 p bush. shorts az a IS
$50 q 50, and Middlings AT s53gS5 2 ton.
81. Il, Peas = 20 r bush.
--,y1,I0NS-Pork f. in fair demand. with sales
zine at tsa a a.. mess ~ 81 04is clear at
-. 4, tbl. ca-h. Beet is drn and ranges from
..r,I. for Eastern and Western mess and
sf.- family and extra. Lard in hbls. and
.,= a s5.c cash, the latter price for prime ket-
..-4.-es. smoked hams at 20 a .2e = 70, as TO
Dressed Hogs o.. a I-:c a. %, as to quail
rq-,s- IS G-ma and prices remain quite steady.
.. ..-s.at - ~ 55c for good and choice New York
.v.--a1. and - n SIC Joy common and fair
..s si- 10 zee. as TO quality, and choice lots "a
--.5r-Tbs sales havc teen e5oolo % fleece and
.-state5- a 10.
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TIMOTHY PHELPS, ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, (T'HE Hon. PROBATE
DISTRICT OF CHIrTESDKs, SIS. 5 l. Court For tho
District Of Chittenden.
Ito the heirs devisees and legntees and all persons
interested in the estate Of Timothy P. Phelps las
Of Milton In said District, deceased
Greeting.
WHEREAS. application hath been made 10 this
Court m writing by the executor Of the last VIII
sod testament Of Timothy p Phelps late Of Milton
aforesaid deceased PRAYING for license and authoil-
" 10 sell all the real estate Of said deceased except
the home farm Of about 400 acres, setting iortn
therein that il would be beneficial 70 the iesatees
and devisees and all persons interested in the estate
Of said deceased 20 sell and convert the same into
money and whereas said executor brings into t'uiL
the consent and appreciation in writing OF ali s--
legatees and devisees residing in this state
NHERErPeS, the said Court appointed and assign
Cd the 18th day Of January A. d. l,o5 at the fr'-
bate Court rooms IN said District, 20 hear ana de-
eide upon said application and petition, and order
cd public notice thereof % be given 90 al pe-sgs
interested therein by publishing said order toEet-
With the time and place OF hearing, three Weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press heH.-
paper, which circulates in the neighborhool ui
those persons interested IN said estate, Gil when
publications shall be previous 70 the day assigned
FOR hearing.
THEREFORE. you are hereby notified 60 appear
before said Court at the time and place assigned,
then and there in said Court, 10 make your obJcc-
tons 20 the granting such license IL you cause.
Given under ms hand, AZ the Probate Court
rooms this 9TH day OF December A. d. 1864.
T. Z. WALES, Judge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

r Life and Health are valuable why not use the
L proper means % preserve them II the system
j, diseased why any risk hy using medicines that
c-e deleterous and that inIure your system Near
iy az diseases OF -nate with the liver. When the
liver -di-elsel. The bile becomes impure, and tends
90 disGrrlu-s the whole system. This impure Bile
passes into the stomach, and produces bad taste
iu the mouth. The tongue becomes turrcd, tend
Ell with dizziness and pain in rhc head The bile
then passes from the stomach into the Bowels, ana
produces costrcuess unhealthy humors, and ON inn
pure state ei the Blood and tends Co close the pores
Of the ssin, which, upon exam nation, will be- fp-ud
g De Cry and hus; and 10 also tends o. Cis1rrtnee
she idueys, which VIII show .-elfhy the c1larant
quantity % the urine, and as natural conseque
e. tcu- train Of diseases wlll follow
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30
LESTER HALLS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. lTHE Honorable tie
District Of Chitteuden, = Il Pr0bate Court, i,r
the District u Chittenden.
To all persons interested in The estate or lester
GRE ZINC.
WHEREAS. said Court hath assigned the llth oov
.-+i,, s,..1rf sf the administrator uU0u the C--
ate ofsaid deceased. and ordered that lla'e
NOTICE thereof be given o. all persons inter-
esfei IN said estate, hy publishing this ORDER -ie
s-,,a.-iraIy t-5v.1 o. the day ass --et. il
Tie Free Press. d newspaper printed ia Burlington
In said District.
THEREFORE,. you are hereby n9tl-e- 90 at --- Z.
the P-.f1+e Court rooms iu Burlington, % the f1F
signed then and there 90 contest the allowance q"
saii account II you see cause.
Given under my hand, this s.st day Vi ual-'
A. ID. 1854.
T. z. WALES. Jade
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r,,,-rI RL4CkM4N.s ESTATE.

STATFOF VERMONT. (THE Honorable ne
District Of Chittenden, S. PROBATE Court ''l
the District Of Chittendcn-
~ Hi pers6ns interested I'm the estate " Lem
mel Biackman late Of Jericho, in said Dlstrie,' '1-
eeasel- GREETING
WHEREAS. application hath been made Z, VIZ
Cont In writing. by the Executors Of the last We
and testament Of Lemuel Blacsman, late ~ 3y.--
,bo aforesaid deceased. praying for license ana eu-
tboritv % sell the real estate Of said aere'., .l
rIudin- the reversion Of the widow dn"er tut''-;
and sefting forth therein the situation OF tng -
estate and that IL would he beneficial % lne nels'
iesatees and all persons interested IN sld estate w
se1 aid real estate and convert the same INTO
Wbsreupon. the said Court appointed and ASSIGN
Cd ne 2qtb dav Of December A. d. l-6i- az the fr
bo+e CONT rooms in said District, % hear ana ee
won aid opplication and petition ana ORDERED
nat nubc notice thereof be given % all persons IN
terested therein. by publishing this order tnIee
,reets excessively in the Burlington Tree tre' y
nevspaper which circulates n the neignnorhooil
tbose rersons interested therein all when lu'i-
cations shall be previous % the time appo-nlei -i
hearing Ia, =. .,.,,.,- ts-
/ ,,re aid Court at the time and place as-i-i1l'
! then and there in said Court, % mase your o.---
-. 10 me granting such license ifvou see cause
/ Given under my hand, at the Prooats O'uT'
/ Rooms this 7th day Of December, a D l99i
h''''-' TIE WALES, Judge
! WINS
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ARIAL RoCAR'S ESTATE.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable the Probate tplrl or
tie District of Chltrerien. Commissioners % rec
ceive. examine and adjust the claims anl -,lali-
Of all persons o. -liust the estate OF ABA. i.5s IS
late % Uuierhi IN said District, rep. -ehl ~
In offset thereto and months from tle -a- o.
the date hereof being allowed by sa.i t.ll. l
that purpose. we DO hereby give n'lt-, l--l "-
the dwelling ofZiha ". Church iu uAerl-L %
said District on the last Tuesday % 1arlirt Ply
NAV next. at l0 O'Clock. A. IT., On eaaA '- '-'-
davs. ..-
Dated this 9Th dav NJ Decem1er- a d. l7...
MARTIN WIRES, Comm. .-i.uers.
LER. FRENCH. 5
De- u -
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TIMOTHY p. PHELPS ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable the i4J
District of Chittenden, bate Court t0r the Dis
trct Of Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons interested In the =5-
tate Of Timothy ?. Phelps late Of Milton 10 sai!
District deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, application hath been made o. tls
Court in writing by the executor OF the last VIII
and testament % said Timothy p. Phelps, settles
forth that said Timothy p Phelps in bis life time
and az the time Of bis decease was under contract
binding in law and equity 70 deed and convey o..
Ralph T.Stinehour Of South HcroF erm0nt about tul
acres Of land situated Ia said south Hero, beu- TIE
same land conveyed By him O. said Phelps Hy dec.
dated Nov. 5th -6l, aud praying said Court ll
grant license 20 said executor 20 convey said prem
ises 70 said Stnehour, a-reeahly 90 sail contract
NHEHEUPoS. the said Court appointed ana a--
signed the 18th day Of January a. ID 1865. 40 Oh
Probate Court rooms, lu said District. 20 hear on
decide upon said application, and petition, ana ".-
d"red public notice thereof o. De- given @. 4A le.
sons interested therein, 10y publishing said n-.e'.
together with the time ana place gl hearing. three
weeks excessively fn she Burlington Free Press o.
news paper, which tir--iates in the uci-l nu-l .
OF those persons interested u said estate all which
publications shall be- previous -1 '-s day alH--
for hearing.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified O. appear
before said Court. 40 the time and place dss.-,e..
then and there iu said Court O. make gour u-er-
lions % the granting such license if you see cause
Given under my hand. at the Probate Court rooms.
tbi. 9Th iay of December A. ID. l-ii.
T. L. WALES, Judge
wFw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

ECLIPsED g..

~ AsFsazD z LII = ~ - 4 y n II Il
extinguiShei when the GREAT Ia, III shines ,or,-,
and the iaeoafesble fact that the hair turns from
gray, red or sandy to glorious blsek or brown,
QUICKER THAN TIE CHAMELEON changes Its
hues, under the operation OF CRlSTADoRO'>
BAiR DYE, is now known throughout the Ameri-
can continent u is harmless, contains TO csustic,
improves the flores produces Iieh, natural and
lasting color of Any shade from warm brown to
glossy sable, end is endorsed by the mos; eminent
analytic chemists ia the United stsaes. Manufsc-
tured ly :. CBisTAD0RO, 10. @ Aston House,
Nes-York. Sold D. al Druggists Applied BY
ell Hair Dresser.
ne .. fawlm.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

~-oTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IT IS TUE
purpose OF the Franklin County BANK % 5e-
,ate H existence on the first DAY % June, 80.
- ,.,,-sna,ce 81 an act Of the LEGISLATURE OK Toe
state Of Vermont a, vSoved Nov. p, l-,i, grov.,-
inc that an act incorI" ating the Franklin Seuh.y
R.nE Improved Nov. t2, 1879, be - amende, a. 20
i;-it ne time during which said Bank shall con
tinue and have succession 70 the hrst cay ol -
fs5 H. stead Of the first dav Of January ~ -
All Hills and notes OF said Bans not presentet %
80 Rang for payment before the lrst day o. June
Iss5. will not be redeemed or paid by said han'-
Nv order Of the directors. 70 49,.
ST Adams Nov. = Is = ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS 4vin- been appoint =
w edbv the Honorable tie Pro. ate CONF l.I
the District 0f Chittentcn. Conan lais
0rslI persons against the estate ot sam, LA'
late III Bolton in said District. represent in
vent and also all claims and demand eNl.l'' y
date hereof heinz allowed hy said Court i'r .lt.
ruruose. we DO therefore hereby give n'--',, .nl
We will attend % the business ~ our ipf'
~ +be 9v-eIIin- of widow S. Fav In B0-ton iu SOD.
Disrrict On the third Tuesday "f February a-
June next. at lG O'Clock, A. NJ, ur each OF 'Ai
davs. n t-~t
HARMON HALL, tC.mufssiouers
DANA BICkNELL-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAR
riages-Coutainiu4 nearly 3lJ pages. and l31 fine
Plates and Eugrayiugs Of the Anatomy Of the HUI
man Organs in q state Of Health and Disease, with
Treatise 90 Early Errors, its Deploraoie Conse-
quences upon the ''ind and Body with the Au-
th,rs Plan of Treatineut-the only rational and
successful mode Of -Ire as shown 6v Che REPORT Of
cases treated. \ truthful adviser 20 tie married,
and those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts Of their physical condition. Sent free Of
postage To- any address, on receipt Of - cents. in
stamps postal currency, ny addressing Dr. Ia
GROIN. No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany. = :.
The author may be consulted upon any of the
diseases upon which his book treats either ,r.5nl-
iyor by nlai and medicines sent 90 ans part Of the
wo-lG
Zee tfusm
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WATCHES.

A MRRICAN, English and Swiss watches, some
a heavy and fine cases Gold Pens. Tooth Plcbs'
Gold and Silver Thimhles, Hair and Rubber Ohau-'
Gents and Ladies Pins Silver Fruit Knives, Nap
kin Rings. and many other new goods. lyory HAN
died Cutlery fine Ivory balanced handled Iahie and
Dessert knives Steel and Plated blades. Also soma
and Hollow handled Dinner and Tea Knives hne
Cake Baskets Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers and Plated
Hollow Ware, in variety at the old stand church
81. ppr,-e,t,ru
L.
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The contents OF THE F LE,rIc age a.eluliy select
. each month from the entire range % Foreign
carter as. N0utlli-s and Periodicals
Rains o.. give Tie choicest art Giles f.u-l tae pens
....e u.-t eminent foreign writers ou topics of
..-t-a interest
T.s 8-.4i g..sliors Of tle Dr. touching LIt,ra
t.-- Morals. Science. Philosophy. ana Art, are
H--a'y end ably discussed 10y the most brilliant
OIL --nsuih-ei expositor--
T-. E.rI.n oftte mast Notable Pr ff-t'41s 30 ch
o. '.-1c q. tiuls appear, and which are So extend
sc ard e' mrrr heus-ve as 10 give the reader tie
.-s-- eytr. e, and general idea uf t4r whole
T.- form 20 -tcNurthy feature ot the pu .cutluu-
NauF % the articles in the forei-u periodicals
st "a subjects entirely local, ana t is the aim "
one Editor o. carefully select only those 90 Interest
- tie American reader.
r.. N-r. me D-a-rfHreH', containing brief crit
----. a. Hotu torei "a and American publications
set 01- O.. poetry scientific and art items. Is male
sri. great care from extensive research and varied
-lfI1E and adds mu ,h 20 the value ol tIs work.
Each number is em1ellished with one ~ more
le steel ncravinEs-portraits OF eminent men or
.l-tratIaus n important historical events.
Tie twelve Monthly Numbers make three vol
--lss pcr year, with Indexes and Tt-e-uares for
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-30

CANDID rsEENENT. YOU CAn
procure n any rl-.ist in .his ci.y aad Ticri.y,
D7. Tobias Venetian Liniment. It's q sure AID
speedy cure for sore throat headache, toothache,
chronic rheumatism, collie, Group. and pain in the
limbs. We advise every one TO give it trial. The
expense is a mere trife-25 cents-and we are con-
fdent no person viii ever be without it. Every
family should have bottle in the house in case Of
sudden accidents, such as cuts, burns, scalds, &c
It Ian-relieyin- qualities are miraculous. As for
Group. il has saved hundreds we have the cert f.
Gates 90 prove IL.
Once. Sc Cortlaadt Street. New-York. sold by
Druggists.
THE sun OF DISEASE Reduced.
by the operation Of BrandFcth's Pills, the sun
fo'a. d,sa'e Is reduced, and their continued use,
sc-ordir . o. printed directions which accompany
each box or new style is certain 70 cure, in all cas-
es where the Ise-princple is within their reeap.r.-
tre pove-.
STSUPsIs oF BIZ SnEETF's FILrs CREATIVE orAL-
rfE- The whole curative affects may be placed
10 tais ight. II the stomach ami bowels out Of
order, the general health is effected. II any diI-
ease exists 10 any par, Of the body, whether local
VI general in character, that disease will more or
les affect the stomach and bowels. NV, Bran
dretH's Pills, by removing impurities from the
blood, and cleansing the stomach and bowels Of
matters that interfere with their healthy acton,r
store and keep IN order these important and gov
eruing organs Of the economy % man. Sold ~
druggists generally and by all respectable dealers
in medicines