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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-26

examination Of the Pub. Schools will take
place next week, commencing on Monday
afternoon with the primary Department, and
continuing through the week, closing on
Friday afternoon with exercises and award.
ing Of Diplomas in High School Let there
be general turn out.
Order Of examination as follows:
FIRsr WARD SCHOOLS.
Mondey p. m. Junior and Senior primary
school comm enoed and finished
Monday p. m. Junior and Senior secon l..
dary school commenced.
Tuesday a. m. Secondary school, finished.
Intermediate commereed.
Iuesd'y p. IN. concluded.
Junior Grammar m,nced
Wednesday a. m. I" concluded.
s,n'Or Grammar commence.
Wednesday p. IN. resumed =
CONTINUES indefinitely ill Friday
Wednesday p m. High School com nences,
German Schpol
Thursday a. m. High School continued.
German School -
Thursday p. m. High School concluded.
Fridaya. IN, Senior Grammr "
German School 4"
SECOND WARD SCHOOL.
Primary afternoon.
Seccndary--W ednesday all day.
Graduating ex rcises, reading Of essay aud
awarding of Diplomas on Friday p. m,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-26

May 26, 1861.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 81.
FLoUR.-The market for Flour has been quite
firm salesa SO Is a so for Western superfne
: a ? 3 for common extras; 81 50 a for medium
do; and = p a for good and choice. Corn Meal
has been in moderate demand at SO Is a 50 y Dbl.
for good brands and Rye Flour is scarce and SELL
I'M. IN small lots. In Buckwheat sales at 90 SCI
70 2 100 b.
GRAIN.-Old Corn is quiet Western mixed lie
held at 81 %; and weslern yellow at 81 q a %
y bush Oats have been IN fair request with sales
at So a Sc for Northern and Canada; and Prince
Edward Island at sc p bnsh. In Rye there have
been snail sales at 81 . q 4 Y bush. White Beans
arc in fair demand, with sales at 81 Is for blue
poo. and $ q > . = bush. for marrow and extra
pea Canada Peas have been sold at 81 Is a 25 z
bush as 10 quality. Shorts have been sold at sss
q s.. and Fine Feed aud Middlings at SIS q - Y
ton.
PbOVISIONs.-The market for Pork is firm
Sales II prime, including new ano old at sli so a
Is 81, mess at sod p and clear and extra clear at
: = < = Dbl. cash. Beef is firm and has been
Ia fa.. demand, with saies Of Eastern and Western
mes and extra mess 81 sli 90 a 10; and family e1-
traatss- 3 Is 2 Dbl. Tor Western and Boston. Lard
J., arm; old mas been selling at l2i q l2.c cash,
lrt new is scarce and held at 3: a l3ie. In
,-;o. naus thee have been steady sales at liz
~ lie 2 20, cash Butter is quite firm and has been
..iu- 81 - r. Sc, cash, for good, choice and extra
with some sales as high as 81 n sc fol very choice
io,. and common At II n 2ae ? 70. No Western o
Canada in market. Cheese l. firm, but sales have
been moderate at p a lie for common and good
and choice lots at i5c. cash. Hogs have been ar
irving quite freely ami have been in good demand
II q ele 2 b, a. to quality closing AZ = a &c
as equality.
WuoL.-pomes;ic Wool has been selling me''
,-..f. and the market continues to sustain iul
,r;re- and has an upward tendency The sale
Law. been upward IF $4,000 tos fleece aud pulled
at from IS q $50 for foece and IS a PC Tor super
sne and extra pulled.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01
SOLOMON PIERCE's ESTATE.

w the Subscriber having been appointed iy
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
riot fChittenden Commissioners o. receive exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands 0f OH per-
sons. against the estate Of solomon Pierce. la'c OF
Essex, IN said District, deceased represent
ed insolyent and also all claims and demands
exhibited iu Offset thereto and SIX months from the
day Of the date hereof being allowed hs said Court
for that purpose, do therefore hereby give notice
that VIII attend 10 the business 81 our appoint
ment at the dwelling Of Rehecca Pierce. " Essex.
in said District on the second Tuesdays % January
and June next at Do O'Clock, A. NJ, each Of SAID
dsys.
Dated this 18th day % December, \. d. 1873.
ROSWELL r. FAY. (r----t-st.,,..-.
EDMUND WILLIAMS. ) 0-----
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01
L. s. EXCISE TAXES.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.


NOTICE e hereby gi.cn that the Annual Taxes
c. tle - Collection Is 9ict Of Vermont, as as
se-cl u9ar Income. Licenses, Caring :, flite'
C. Un. 90 ti- provisions Y the Law Of Congess'
a4p.o.cs Iuiv ist i' b and the amendments there
Do, awe become Guo anu PAY ahle and Wa AZ
t.i- slys--l rf s. Dcquiy "a tie iJfownl times
aE. p-1--a O. gCc,iTa Che sane, viz
cHurNDEN COUNTY
A. ray or-, IN Burlington, on Monday, Nov. 18th,
Tue cay. Dec lst, and Nednc'd day Dec %, Ie6S.
&c s. Wards iioiel. Milton, on Thursday, Dec a.
10 -.1l 1in Hotel, Richmond On tHday, Dec
At the Gostris, House, Jericho, on Saturday, De-
ccmlcr 18th.
franklin COUNTY.
At The American Hotel, st. Albaus, on Tuesday,
wednesday ard ThuEsdIy, Dec. sth. 9Th and 10TH
~ Raniau's Hotel. Fairfax. N Frilay, Dee 18th.
81 lsham's Hotel. Eaker-deld, on Tucsda., &c.
~ Thampson's Hotel, East Berkshire. en- wednes-
1tTHsit's Hotel, Sheldon, on Thursday, Dec
nth
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
At Il. C. Adams Omes, East AIourgh, on satur-
II Bice's Hotel, south Hero, on Tuesday, Dee.
I'D
Al Joel Aliens House, North Hero, on Wednesday,
Dee. I'd.
Essex COUNTY.
At the West Concord House, IVES, Concord, on
Tuesday Jan. 18th. i-14.
At Morris WOODS Hotel, Guildhall, on Thursday,
At the Island Pond House. Island Pond, on satur-
day, Jan. sth.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
At Cuttings Hotel Greensboro on Monday, Jan
ttI, l~5i.
AZ the Irasaursh House, Irasburgh, on Wednes-
day. Jan. 6tn.
Al Flint's Hotel, Troy. on ThursC az, Jan. eth.
At Derby Centre Hotel, Derby, on Friday, Jan.
-th
AZ the Barton House. Barton. on Monday. Jan.
Ittb-
ISNoLLE COUNTY.
Atssegars Hotel. Cambridge, on Tuesday, Janu-
a. paaiel's go;sI, johnson, on Wednesday, Jan.
81 tbe American House, Hydepark, on Thursday,
January II e.
A. RE 3ia7risrille House, Morrisvile. on Friday.
Al the Mansfield House, Stowe, on Saturday, Jan.
gf
fv tho pros s.ous % ti,a Excise Laws, all persons
ne- rrtin- tH pay suii Take, within the time above
specified vrsI iHy % peg cent. additional upon the
T,v.s on Monthly Returns not previously paid
viu tc racaivcl az the above stated times and
places
Alr us.ee- can rcmitLi tax by another a. bis q
-.fuf- G-riI Pee returned Bills Of tanks outside the
s-are WIZ NOT Go received. United states curren-
'9 preferred. ,-...-,,. - ,,.-r,-r,
C--a--1- OF Fht-i collection DisfTicf, IernoHt
Irr.ir-t. o. Nav. Is 1873. VIVA
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01
SAMUEL KENYoN,s ESTATE.

w f the Subscribers having been appointed ty
w the Honorable the Probate Court ior The Dis
trct II Chittcudcn Commit ioners O. receive, eS-
anime and adjust the claims and demands q all per-
sons. against the estate of samuel Kenyon, late
Of Richmond in said District, deceased rcprescnie
lnsolvent. and also all claims and demands exhibit
ed ia Offset thereto and SIX months from the taf
q the date hereof being allowed by said Court tr
that purpose. We do therefore hereby give notice
that We wll attend 90 the bus ness ui our appoint
meut az the dwelling Of Polly kenyon. iu Rica-
mond. in said District. on the second FRIDAY .'
January and June next, AZ DO o'clock, 4 49, "n
each Il said DAYS.
Dated thi, 18th dsy NJ December. A d. SOB.
ROSWELL p. FAY, ,.,,rris.io-..-.
NATHAN FAY,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01

wounds, bruises, all eruptions of the skin and
scalp. aud even the most obstinate old ulcers
and other sores. 1t is wonderful compound,
suiiel alike TO the skin Of the child and II the
adult. No one who has ever tried its yirines
vii ever be without box Of IT, Sold everv-
where. 2Jcts box. See advertisement in
another column.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01
Ncws Of the Week.


NEW lJHk. Dec. JOth.
ii,c aruaicd and twenty Union prisoners
IA Ea.lmoud reached Annapolis to-day
nai 3. ia.-, exchanged by cen. Butler. OF
this uImlcr bot 90 or "a were sick the
oJnt.> a,u- ia pretty good condition.
TIE constant departure of troops who
iat. rt-suli-tcd for another term ri three
ytar- service d, having great effect upon
tie remaining m,u vino arr eager to rc-culIst
ami yI-It their homes, ON iurlough OF 50
uuv-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01
rfANrFAcTUREp BY
WILLIAM GRACT,
For Old Vt Regiments.

SdOo BOUNTY aud PREMIUM for soosntable
G4OZ Veteran Reeruits-H
COMO OFFERED for " New Recruits" PAY.
COOZ TEEvTT DOLLARS per Month, bssides
CLOTHING. Rations, &c.
Men eniisting can Join caralry f.fa-tIy, or r.
tiuc-y Regiment, as hoy choose.
Apply To A. ". FISHER,
Capt. eth Vt. Vols, Recruiting Dice ?
0asce over Commercial Bank.
Darlington. Vt. Nov. 4. l6d5. III
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1864.


TIE NEr-YoEx TRuUyE, frst issu April 10
isil has to-day larger aggregate T7ul alton han
any ether rspaper published ia -sm. lea. Csc
bcfeve) 10 tic world. Compelled year si1cc 70
increase The Iicc Gifts several issue O. so e .
the pccuaiaEy ruin Of is propli-,o-s fs.l q very
magnitude Gifts circulation f. las p-3a ably -.1-'
parted with some pat,orst 70 saom .t1 rr1arsi Dc
eheapaess was controlling rlccmucutatiaai tut
others have taken q cir places and ith1s nov ng-c
than Two Hundred THOUSAND sub scr-1er5 a-l re.-u-
ar pulcla =sls--a1d excess least Fifty Thou
and owe. those Of any rival. And this uup-eced-n-
ted currency u Las achieved BY very liberal cXpcn-
ditures 90 procuring early AMI authentic iniell-
geuec. 3 the fearless expression Of coavietions, by
the free employ neut o. ability and industry where
ever il i l. c.u,ril ate O. excellence 10 any de-
parmeu- %, ou- enterprise, and by unsArinkius g.
deity 60 .ll dictates Of Justice, Humanity, and
Freedom
By very ar-eoutlays i0r early and authentic az
vicesby telegraph ana otherwise from its own cor
respondents with tine various armies Of tae Union.
and by special Efforts to furnish such inflrm-tion
respecting Markets. Crops, new discoveries or i'm
provements IA Agriculture, &c, as must specially
interest farmers. we nave assidously la1ored %
make a journal calculated to meet the wants and
subserye the intere Js Of the Producing Glasses.
That emil we have at least msaslrably attained
for no other newspaper exists in America or Europe
which IS haaitlaliy read by nearly SO many far
mers and their families as is Tina TRrBuyE to-day.
Wcshau labor to increase both the number and the
satisfaction ofths by FIR the most numerous class Of
It's patrons.
Durias The existence ofthe Wing party, this pa
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01
FOR SALE

si,lv built two story brics DWELLING mouse
i, s,.,.d coalition with one eighth 81 AZ acre g.
ia1. on south ~. few rods north o. rear % M
I'm, an, and farther particulars apply to .ne SUD
$50, a. tIe oniceof L. BARNES, ~,
~, n. 49, dims
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01

,.,r.r Nv. '.i, l[s"F=d, s.., NOR" ''T1.
'0s L co. .r wfcclcr'- rebel ea'Nlry
'.''''-' ...,... ..rry traio ior Knoxville
.II '.. ID division Of ca'-, ~, Ca Ca.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01

ll AHnE. REFoBV.--Dne Of the great
col 'le day rellte, 40 prison discipline.
,,....- ~" "e cur iricH is the cry. We
s,,,,.. sni Gfaee : iroaderfui Saire not only
u-' but boils. burns, scslds. flesh
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01
lHuIESDEN COUNTY

A. aay orrc, IN burlington, on Monday, Nov. 18th,
Tuc -Iy. Dec lsf. and Wednc day, Dec Cd, 1868.
A- $. Wards hciel. Milton, on Thursday, Dec d.
20 -.1l on Hotel, Richmond, On Friday, Dec
9TH
Attic gosrri,1 House, Jericho, on Saturday. De-
clultr 9Th.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01
NEKCHNNT,s BANk.
BANK OF BURLINGTON.
AUCTION.

VI ILL be sold at public auction on the first Nor
W Jav Of March next at ten o'clock A ". 81 the
house lately occupied hy Henry .. Fisher OF Col
chester the farm owned ly him 81 H acres With the
stock md farming tools belonging 20 said farm. by
order Of tn, Probate Court.
CYRUS FAgBAND,l rxs-,tor.
IRENA FISHER
Colchester. Dec. 2Sth l>65- Wv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01
GRiCE'S CELEBRlTED SlLTE.
A SURE RELIEF For The SUFFERER.

TITS s-l-- e G v-----5-, pr-7-rciioa. i-v-r--
q in o., -7.h c-ri--v, b. D.. N--. Gaze,
SURGEON 70 King James amy. --o--l -
c----- lie lti-.I t-1- -,-s u r-c-- ----a-i 11r-l
and wounds that ta.a i The s..L OF --' r.1-,
chin 70 ri ysi-.1a5 OF E.j l-. 1-.l q rs 20 ~
By III. who .acw lin ci G p---l- 1--------~4'
6r1eeo Celebrated 5-lvo cures 1---1
Gracc'l Celebrated G1l7) c--15 e-a---.
Grace'l Celebrated 6-lvo c-r-1 E---- B. ---4-
Gracss Colc5ra tel S-,v1 c1r-5 Cl-1-.
Graco5 Cclctrat1d Ellv0 cures E5l5--.
Graco's Celebrated Sa.vo cugeJ Fl3-.-- -----S
Grsces Celebrated s1Ivo c-ra5 Wen-.
Graces Celebrated S-lgo c---s cal5---5
Graces Celebrated S.lvo cures SAT- Ri
Gracas Celebrated salvo curel C-illlai-5.
Grace's Celebrated Salvo cures S1r2 E-1-t-.
Graes's Celebrated saivo cures s're LIPS.
Cruces Celebrated salvo cures Ery-ie---5 sosos-
Graca'5 C5lc5ratel sslv3 cures Abs-c-co1.
Gracs's Celebrated salv1 cures Olccr1-
Srase's Celebrated Salvo cures Chapped EaLd1.
G4aee's Celebrated salvo cures Rilg7Forns.
And from Sores and Wounds Of the most serious
nature down 10 a common Pimplc. Il eI--i-
Gates pimplcs from the face, and beauties the
skin. Their, IS no preparation before the plr-i,
that en- equal this Salve in prompt and cn-l-
ectic action for the speedy cure O. external d.
eases. rs those who have tried is virtues testify
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, vii ind tbs
Salvc their best friend.
I. has none Of the irritating, heating r1opor-
ties Of other remedies, but cools, cleanse, ard
h-1.s the most serious Sores and Nounls-
Every family, and especially those eonta-niny
chldren, should keep 4 box on hand IN case Of
accident, for It VIII save them much trouble.
suffering, and money. All it wants : Lar
trial 10 cure old and inveterate Sores
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01

And for ssie by all Druggists.
January lst won
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01

At Il. C. Adams OGce, East Alburgh, on Satur-
DAP, Tee. 10Th 1913.
Il R.ce'= Ho;el, South Hero, on Tuesday, Dee
I'D
Al Joel Aliens House, North Hero, on Wednesday,
Dec. ed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01

The CONCERT FRIDAY EvENING.-We call
attention to the advertisement Of the Hutch
insons in another column The Boston
Trdreier says Of a recent concert there
1.-The weetcst music ever heard in Boston
comes from the Hutchinson Family. The en-
tertainment they give is II the most pleasing
character. We sat last evening in perfect de-
light as they sang their songs of Friendship and
Freedom The little boy, bennett, is marvel,
ami Is worth three times the price of tickets to
hear h.m. he brought down rounds Of ap-
Fausc'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01

Last night - rchcl prisoners came IRON
Crnp Douglas, Chicago, to this city to enter
the C. : Naval service, having got tired of
the rebellion
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01
Married.

~ Wc-t.orl, Pee. aotl, l-s3, by the Rev. J. p
Woodward, at tine residence Of the brides mother,
Mr. Nelson " Reynolds ef Unierhl. 90 Miss Au-
Eu-tl s.. Bug-lcs OF Wcs,iord
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01
NOTICE

r,,EF Subscriber ms on hand - -cns = Goo Iarr
TIav, aud wishes 20 feed 10 ont OF his premises
psrti.. who have cattle they wish Kept oveT the
winter will find this good opportunity
For terms apply to ,,.,,,, .-,,r,o,s
Esser. Vt, Dec. >, 1876 NiH
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01

ness as microscope, its cheapness, are certainly
wonderful.
- This Microscope, in brass, e sent BY mall
hostage laid, flr 1: or with beautiful mounted
objects b s.; or with n objects for S. with IS
Objects for postage paid. IN hard rubber for 50
cents iu addition 10 the above prices. Mounted Oh
..cts any number desired-frOm half dozen % four
dozen ifsrcut obiects-can be had at the rate q
90. - q dufen.
Also We have an interesting variety Of Microscopic
prptographs,-among them is the Lords prayer
c1utaiuiu ~ letters on space less than half TIE
ige Of a Pins head, but in the Microscopic can be
read distinctly. These. are beautifully mounted
RI eiass slides and will be sent BY mail on receipt
Of c1tv cents each.
Illustrated Circular with lists Of Mounted Oh
'cts sr3 Microscopic Photographs, will he sent on
application.
e. IT. WHEELER & CO.,
Nos. . Z . Essex St, Boston,
NAM faefurfr's lfTfHff.
Dealers supplied go lieuil terms.
wwl1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01

T2yau3. Carlton & Co.,
--,. tFtCIUaEHs OF FRICTION MATCHES,
..I .as. removed from Union e. TO te-r larEe
ru. l.a- recently erected,
Nos. -. %. SO, %. 1908 I02 Friend ST.
Is-l- l.c LARGEST and Oldest manuflrt1Ters OF
e catches DO this country, dealers, ship
... -.- ..l.l-. and g. u-umeIs, can always rely
. t..i.. aul tlc only match that has
s... .t0.. tl. test ears Is. every climate
H-1last, ua band au- packed at snort notice
r- csrI r.ocs Plrl0r or Waterfront,
v,i al. Paper Box, and the celebrated Byam
AI--l,--
CAUTION.
IN c7n-ecueu.e or tho high reputation our Match
gr have H. ttll.i lumHers oi persons are selling an
4.-... % ilrIl.7 quality, and even base enough 10
r.. ...- IN 4. marks In rider % avoid any occur
-..ss % liz i.ai hereafter all Of our matches will
Raw. printed o- tls Wrappers, Manutactured Dy
BIAM, CARLTON CO."
t-vhoIes5Ie IN Burlington by sHEDD WALKER
r..+., M i 1851 w2lm3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01
THEBELLEvrE srEREosCoPE.-rt

THE BELLEVUE STEREOSCOPE.-Th
article, which has Just been introduced to the pub
lic s one Of the lmost beautiful things have
The peculiar eI-c: produced upon the picture by
the stereoscope, by which the eye seems to see all
around object, that the picture Is no longer
picture hut living reality, is In this instrument
made douhly elear-ior by an arrangement entirely
new, the picture is at brought into the right
position-and the whole is entirely portable that
II can easily he carried in the pocket. 1t il very
ingenious and finely finished affair, and will,
feel confident, command extensive sale. As its
name signifies it does indeed give beautiful
view" Price g.; will be sent by mail for se.4o.-
c. II. Wheeler & Co., and Essex Street, Boston,
are the Proprietois. 4 hne assortment Of Stereo-
scopic slides, at - each Liberal terms the
trade.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Der. 81.
81 market l5J Cattle,
Market Beet-extra a. cwt., s - a 81 U.
First quality $ % a s. %
Second quality, - 80 Z %
Third quality, .; 80.
Ordinary, none.
Worsin- oxen, So q I5l per pair.
Cow, ami Calves. so, IS, 80 a go
Two years Old. SIS n %.
Three years old, s.; a q.
sheep and Lambs, 1850 at market. Prices. in lots
$500 0325 Extra and selections 81 80, Is a S ~.
Hides. a &c p ID; Pelt.. - 25 a ? so each.
slfSkins, l. q lac.
TalloW, Q Gaio.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01

4-LEG House.. HAMPTON. MAR }
FORTRESS MONROE. Va.
Dee, -6fh lsb6.

L-- U.s. ",
snatch D. uomont from the pressure Of miss
,-g llu-r TO inform you that your Box W.
lis s. .-,e,oi and 80 express 70 you. and
,..s- -s-,.l-ol With yen IL tlis work Of chari-
e .leoe ard hearty thanks. The good
' sslt us have been distributed accord
BIS. o,o1r discretion, and made glad
.a-d more ccu1rtatle tie bodies Of
o. 'llr behalf we most heartily
-a-.a-
-... people Of ,he North realize how
a' .ay he doing by making up
Box .a.a suffering Is alleviated or
s-e- Aa.g. -sny poor creatures az our
every a'f..-'s 7irt of va'ra are able to
-t'r-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01
REMARKS.
BOSTON MARKET.

There was but little business done at market TO-
dav the storm so ob.truoted the Railroads that the
cars did not arrive in time.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01
HEADG UARTERS,
LOUIS FOLEETT s. CO.,
FAMILY GBOCERS.
and deal .rs N FL0JR

FAMILY GBOCERS,
and dealers IN FLOUR
south side 81 the square, Burlington, ".
" = would respectfully invite the attention of
w the Country Trade % our new ana complete
stock OF standard 6r0c-Ties, comprising even thing
in the line from the ordinary and low priced article
10 the choicest and most expensive that tie mark
ct OF the country afford Designing 20 make cur
establishment noted Distributing Depot fur an
the aries and lu1uI e. Of ilr shall be con-
SANITY stocked up % meet every demand 90 the
line all which vii bee offered az the lowest possible
prices, and under uo circumstance will he under
sold. Ne shall be supplied at all times with the
choicest brands 81 Pastry Flour, including the iam-
Gus -. Louis well as with the popular brands ~
>piin- and Winter Wheat, and perfect satisfaction
O. ala who favor us with orders will be guaranteed.
Far Cauutrs praduc the -h-st market rate, az
offered.
Dec. 80. I>.9 WI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IsIT POSSIBLE THAT SOLDIER
can he 50 foolish to leave the city without sup
ply OF HoLLow,Y'S oININEST ASn Puts! Who
ever does will deeply regret it. Thee medicines
are the only certain cure for Bowel complaints,
Fevers, Sores and scurry. Only o cents per box.
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4 fARAGRkPH TO IL TERUsED.-Re should
Ire doing injustice TO the public, whom we pro
iess 90 serve, II We should remain quietly in cur
saucium and deny DR.. Kennedy the credit that
IS hi- duc for presenting 10 the afflicted his
Rheumatic L.uiment and the thousands who
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r''us "f the seek, and perhaps their death.
might Doe upon cur head, should we withhold
tlr knowledge that we possess in relating 10 the
aci.Ug powers Of this medicine. For all Rheu-
nate pans. bruises. >prains, and for Sore
Throat, , l- perfect cure, and we advise the
ti god l.; 'o delay in purchasing a bottle
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GAITERETTEs

II ADIFS Gaiterettes. nice warm article. Also.
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