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e. T.-E-Gn.-N.

G.--.a- .f -e'ert--l Do r. troubled v.,a r.ss-
ness. la.,.tu-c. la'u.,e-..u ti-l.sri -a-t .. a.-
petite. distress 1aer cl-.a-. t.-.- ,s--. e.r., BE-
toa. 4c. deserve 20 .u1,r 50 te, viii a.-t ,..ll.
They aye recouac, Fee. .s lac t.-'asr rs. .ll
autAartics and are warranted O., pra..e- 800 .1a4,-
a,i'. bencde.ll effect They ARE exceed n-ly agree
able, perfectly pure. ami harmless.
NoucE.-Auy person ureteud.n-to se.I Plantation
n.tre-s bulls % by Che gallon is a -r.n1isr and
mp.-f.- Itis pat 1p only a mr. patent Dog cabin
bottle Beware 10 Ittilc, re4lel a.l u.'au %
-e.e..r.aus sta1 -eH.5- several persons a.e ale
r-a.. DO prison. See ua; every bottle .a. our
private u.ts5 STATES stamp over fae c.r. l-.4l-4
lated. sul nature GOD stee. plate side label.
S.lI b., respectable lefi-r- Throughout ,t.. iatt
ah.c -'ate
y, q. DRAKE = CO..
~ lroale4l. S. s
ra.r.f4rt urU .eu..
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y, g.. Drake L Coz
~ IruaaT4l, IS. y
e,A laH.t
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WEnSEsDAr, July %.
Al market as Cattle, about 45o Beeves and 80
Stores consistingot Working Oxen, Cows, one, tso
and .hree yesrs old.
A..sst Beef-extra 2 ovt.. 80 81 a SIS o..
list quality, 81 p = si225.
>esaad quality, slI 20 a 81 Is.
laird quality, $ 90 a p.
@a-kins Oxen, So. a 26o per pair.
'ars tad Calves, So, 20, 50 a IS
80 years old, none.
'1r-e years old. SIS n g.
e-p sid Lambs. 35S5 at market. Prices. in lots
: 81, : . z u each. Extra ana selections Sc o.
e. GOO
spring Lambs. none.
REMAINS
There we're about tho same number Of cattle and
% more sheen and lambs than last week. Thecat-
re were mosiiy srall and thin. but few large fit
oxen az market but considerable call Tor them not
more han tso or three pair Id hi-ber than sl3 =
'' i'' Sheep and Lambs sold re per hca higher
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NEw loBg. July 10.
Gold sold to-day ct -, a - 2f3.
INV YoEs. July ~.
The Hcoed's FORTRESS Monroe Correspond
mt says the rebels are making desperate e.
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4 SINGLE BOX CT BRASDRErH-s
Pills confirms more vegetable ex.nc.tvc matter
than twenty boxes ofauy pi.s 30 the World besides,
fny-dve hundred physicians use tAeu .l ,.sir prac-
tica 20 the exclusion of other pursa;vos The fr,t
letter o, their value yet scarcely Appreciated
When they are better snown sudden death and cone
tilued sickness viii be Of the past. Let those WHO
luov them speak right ont il 'hei5 sl.or. Iii
duty which will save life.
our race are subject 20 redundancy % r.tia;ed
bile al this sasoa and g is as dangerous a. it is
prevalent hut Rrandre,hs Pills afford an inyalua-
be and efficient protection. ~ their occasional
use We prevent the collection Of those Impurities
which, when in sufficient quantities cause So much
danger 10 body's health They soon cure liver com
pla ms, dyspepsia, loss Of appetite pain ia the heat
heartburn, pain in tie bresst-bone. sudden nint-
mes, and costvenes. Sold by all respectable deal
ers In medicines.
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Ibicel.

In Wesiford, July 10Th, Ct eonsumptil N sarah \,
only daughter Of Marshall and sophronia Losers,
aged 10 years and uoatLs.
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NOTICE.

STATE or VERMONT, +; cHITTENnET g.
Chittenden County, S. A. p. i-,s
VUnEREAS. John @ Adams n Cole
w said County at this Tenn ~ stii Co..
menced his suit against sylvester Ward ~
J. Dixon Of Milton, in n 4 tuunt,. au' O.
Mosher Of Providence. Ehotc Island, IN
on a jH'l.lnent of said Court rendered o.
thereof BEGUN AMI holden at Iu-iin-t
said County % Chlttenden on the fret t"
April, A. ID. 1861. for the sum Of 537 fol
cents damages and costs which said judi
remains in full force and effect, no. rev.
fed or otherwise vacat I'd, and dem. nuin-
ages.
And whereas Il is made u appear q
here that -aId George g. Nosher and Lu
on reside without this state. ant have u-.
sonal notice 4 the tendency q tn, suit
Therefore, IL il ordered hN "a trui'
cause be continued O. the next Term o.
holden at Burlington in stid County
TUESDAY Il September. 4. p. 1874, tni on
Dixon md y ~ 81. defendants be nr'
pendrucy tlrre { 'y publishing f-'7 r
tainins trs substance tf -sid dcc'Irft
Burlington Free Press a public nrw-
lished at Pur'idgt'n 10 sad County, @.
successfully. the last public ,tio1 Go
twenty DAYS before tho next Term Of th
Dated a. Burlington this 9 tti q .
1854.
Al. HOWAED, Dep
II. 2. SvITu, PITS Attorney
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Married.

In burlington, Jaly %, by Rev. G. NJ. Blod-ott,
Chaplain L. 5. s.. 1lr. Nathan L. Heath, 81 Vt.
Vos to Mrs. josephine Vassor Of Milton. VI.
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NEW YORK, JUiy 20.
The Worlds Washington despatch says ::
Ii Is reported trat Secretary Stanton has re-
signed the Immediate cause being that Blair
CHARGED inclmtetcucv aud cowardice upon
Sec- Stanton and Gen. Halicrk and want OF
management during the recent rad.
The candidates for lis successor are Sena-
tor Sherman and Zen. Schenck.
Tie burning Of the Pustmaster's residence
led to fne dcnuucIati1ns hy him of Gen.
HaiIgck wh9 demands an investigation and
If the Charge, aye unlJundcd. Gen iIa.lcck
Will insist upon Blair, iea,ide rhe ca'inct
u is Thought that Secretary Fcr>enden
viii caii lJr q popular iuan, either at 7 80
intues currency cor siz PEE cent in gold. All
negotiations with bankers are broken o1.
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LUCKNOW SAUCE.

ID EST Sauce In the world for enriching Gravies
ID and improving the flavor Of Fish and Ncats,
It has no equal and warns and enriehes the Blood
improves the appetite and aid- dses,ioa. For sale
Wholesale and retail
At No. 2. Union Block
W ". DREW ( son. Agents.
JulV &C.
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NEW BOOKS.

SAVAGE AFRICA. being narrative Of a tour in
- Equatorial aud south -western africa, with notes
on the hab Is Of the Gorilla the existence OF Uni
corns and tailed men the origin, character and
capabilities Of the Negro and the future civilization
Of Africa BY WinN00d Reade
Phantom Flowers; treatise on tho art Of pro-
duc.ng skeleton leaves.
For sale al HCNTINGTON'S.
July g.
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NV YORK, July IS.
Gold sold this morning al 252, this after
noon at 247 244a.
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OsBORN'S PREPARED
y II u. Il T. % Il f. Il Il

Warrented Superior TO any IN MARKET.
Pat up IN one D. packages 80 rs. in 4 case. Pre-
pared and put up only by
LEWIS OSBORN.
80. C. Warren street,
New York.
WEsrERN BRANCH,
5l6 . South Water S., Chicago. Ill.
Certificates.
Nav NoEz, August q. 1855.
I. = c>RcR> E-o D.ar cir have examined
your Cegts, and I'M that II contains nothing but
vegetable matter. with large per centa G 81 pure
Java Coffee, Compound far more healthy than
that sold 10 stores as pure cggre.
Sly family were al nrst prejudiced agninst e, hut
acknowledge that iii the best Cefs they etsr used
CHAS. WRIGHT. VI. D,
No IS. Est Eleventh street,
Medical Examiner y. Y. Life Insurance Go.
Nos. it2 and - brOadway.
have similar certidcatc- iron
.. wTEoTr, 3. D., tHAs. W. T0RRY, ~ D.
tuUAkD tArAED, A. D., I'D sTiLLwELL, n. D.,
And ether Dist guished Ply sicians
" ". DREW a son, Wholesale Agt's
For Burlington aud vicinity.
70 2, Union Block July 10,
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Tlis Company Oilers recI. Jay 1-v'n-1--
sons ntsuliH.- fr Insure rt-'r Il--- l- ts
staHrit, acquire, 800 %. '1uft-cu @ ..a r,.
ia lfe l--et- vii -l tw..H. 1- i-- sfr.-l. H
amounts O. over three quarters o. o. ..i..-.
lars. heinz Pc .- tlIl ty filu-..rc.l tl.u
iu excess 20 lfs liabilities or tie fe us lri..
outstanding si-A-s 20 the li-.itIcs u'cs-.
accomu l4t.u- -t-tem ui payments %. ii-.
M the lAr-e uu.uH.r, d..cr-il-d 'ucl.i .l=
cIpatiru- var. Us l-cs and llctltic- Ui OBJ
surcd. giving the lgT-cst requisite scope
GRAFTON % tie laws o. agrr &c inrr'tift
ample>t guaranty 20 tAe iu-uiei Tor i.-
thereof; 10 TIE ,iv.,i0n % prOit-s the As
poftiunmeut e viii -h having Tor the pa. q
ears averaged Forty PER GENT. OF The l--
paid.
Policies are issued upon all c p ans u--t
Life Insurance Companies, AM ~ Is -ow D..
consistent with a view TO s0ivency.
Parties desiring Agencies IN towns where
pany have none, AMI thHse wishing I..
Agencies thin the New Eu-la stat, 81
70 u. Il. Wilson, IS state street, 10 tu..
such references, or Information as % ase,
and past business. a. will enable him 10 TO-
ment in regard thereto.
w52m3
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New .5ewelry,

C'ORN and Bean Plauters.
u At PEIRCEs
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NOTHING sUCt baDs LIKE SCC-
cess >stsa -.at- vr'ar aud iu aLe history of
Bara D -..reri. q i.e ia.. iaIf century nothing
has Laan.l into Favor v-t. the public. GO uaIr,l-
sal.,as
CRiSTADORo'S HAIR DYE.
~ otiai Is recognized in the world n fashion ly
,iuo, se2 its win operation, the ease with which
I'll afp.-d, t.c remarkable uaturaluess Of the
brown. and aas. Do impsIts. its exemption from
all u1aaH-rut .isr OF csu-tls Ingredients, and its
general -. -t ou che ha'r aai skin. are the good
and srl-.ut causes of is unprecedented populari-
IS. Manufactured by :. CRIsTADORO. No. 6
A.-or House, Sow York. Sold by an Druggists
Apple. Ay s-l Hair presseIs.
JuIv %. dawIm
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NEW BOOKS.

HSAVAGE Africa being a tour IN Equatorial
- Southwestern and Northwestern Africa. by
". " Reade
" Frederick tho Great" Vol. {, BY CARLYLE.
The Busle Blast or Spirit Of confic,
Wax Flowers - how % make them.
Denis Duval," by W. " ThaekeTay.
'Naeariar
For sale by E. A FULLER
July q
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NAsHNsToN, July j.

~ AeilNHt'Nr 1tfN u
Secretary les,enien viii SON issue I.rl-
p,-a., .gra three years 7.3o loan with prin-
ci,ai and Interest 1-yahie in currency and
.lorl,i,le ct maturity into long six p,r
cen, Bonds. THIS measure is recommended
by lending ln.uel4! uien and u, New Yuk
a--ociltci alnas. The ability Of thc binks
to and tae Government was u,t equal @,
. then disposition.
About 200 pr, ners have been captured
since Tie last raid into Maryland began.
TIE clerks in all the departments now
dill one hour daily.
Sheridan not on a Rand.
Your correspondent with Gen. Grants
army writes 1aat Sheridan jill uy, start on
another raid on Saturday as czl,ctci- Other
employment has been found for Of, division.
Our Cun5oais sheiied.
The rebels planted battery OF TWO rari
guns on Malvern ilil and opened ou our
feet carly ON >a,4r ..y morning. Taccu-sse-
ment lasted nearly all the morning and Gle
hH"g wa- heavy The elevated position Of
the battery rendered our fire rather ineare-
tual but the onemy were di>l,d-ci. Our
ICES was one killed aud two wounded
Oar mortar shells exploded tworcb,i mag
a1'nes on Friday evening in front of our
right
Richmond papers Of Friday are very ezuI-
'ant over the reports Of the Maryland iu,a-
sion.
WAsHNcTo>, July 70
4 column of our troops have sycrtakcn
the Maryland invaeiam,,s at Smokers Gap,
and it i- possible may .aac some prisoners
and recover somc booty.
It i believed that J4hn Wilson. Ey-r,r-
missioner Of the Land O.i,c. and for some
time az the head OF the Land Department of
the Illinois Central Railroad VIII appoint
ed Register Of tho Treasury. vice Chlttenden.
TeslSu,d. 10 take eject August lst.
In Wa" ci the fact that Gen Grant has
found very trw nc-r5es In hi, recent move
meat-, and that Gen Sherman reports but
Jew aalc-.9d!cd negroes IN ihc country occu-
Eici by hln, as well A. from information boy
other s'grve>, II j. believed that operations
under the order allowing recruiting in rebel
State wlil not yisi1 m,n ia any great nGm-
oers. Cavalry expeditions bring in ablutau
The negroes VINO g-t .n, ana these are mostly
ahsor.V~t iHtl labIe.- &C. ten Sher,aau
Protests a-lIust tne Introduction % agent,
into his department, claiming that ;aey
eHl swell the number 90 idle uaD-clmb4t-
An;', without rendering any commensurate
service,
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CLoTHES WRINGERs.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.


'I'HE undersigned will sell at public auction, on
Il SATURDAY., the 30th July, 1864, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, at tho residence Of Mrs. Penniman in Col
chester the following described property. belong
Ing 10 the estate Of the late Udney II. Penniman,
deceased, viz.
Lot number 81. containing fly acres, situated in
the East part OF Westiord, and covered with fine
grow tn Of timber.
-Four Promissory Notes for $3.50 each, signed by
Joseph Lavine OF Nestford dated Feb Is, 1861, and
payable TO udney II. Penniman, or order. on the
18th Of February 1854, 1855 $50 and 1867. respect
lively with interest annually and secured by mort
gaze on land In Wexford.
A prumi-sory note for 800, signed by James ".
Ohm, Of WestfOrd, dated Oct nd 60 and payable
10 Udney u. Penniman or bearer on or before Oct.
22t 500 with interest annually, and secured by
mortgage on land IN Westford.
Seven prOmissory notes for $50 each, and enc for
500 signed by L. A. Cushing Jr. Of Westford, dated
Jan. IS. 1861, and payable TO Udney II. Pepniman,
order. IN four, i've, six, seven, eight nine, ten
and eleven years from Jan Is, 1851, respectively,
with interest annually and secured by mortgage on
land IN Westford.
Also various articles Of household furniture, farm
Ing tools &C. &c
For further particulars apply ~ the undersigned.
WM. &. SHAW, Administrator Of
the estate Of Cdney Ii. Penuiman-
Burlington, July II, 1854.
caW2w.
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Nav Ioag. July H.
Gen. Franklin has c>,.rcI and IS now at
Blrnau Hotel M Baltim lre.
e. .= sid this morning 40 .65.
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HIGHLY IMPOR TANTs
LET THE AFFLICTED READ,
NIB
Know Of the Astounding Efficacy
IHE
q reat
NUN OR X r. NJ Il ID 4!
Row ards
Vegetable
CANCER AND CANkER
SYRUP,

SluPasseS IN efficacy, and IS destined 10 suPel
oede all ether kno,cn remedies in the
treatment of those Diseases for
Iriich IS recommended.
Il has cured CANCERS after the patients have
been given up rs iDcurable by many physicians.
Z II has cured CANkER in its worst forms, in hun
dreds Of cases.
| II has always cured SALT RHEUM when a trial
has been given it, disease that every one knows Is
exceedingly Troublesome. and difficult 10 cure.
I ERYSIPELiS always yields TO its power. many
who have experienced its benefits do testify.
II has cured SCROFULA in hundreds OF cases,
Il cures KINGS EVIL.
1t has cured many cases Of SCALD HEAD.
TUMORS have been removed by it in repeated,
Instances in which their removal has been pro-
nOunced impossiole except by surs ieal operation.
ULCERS Of the most malignsn type have been
healed By its
Il has cured many cases Of NURSING SORE
MOUTH when all other remedies have failed 30
benefit.
FEVER SORES Of the worst kind have been cured
sCURvY has been cured by it in every case in
which 1t has been used and they many.
II removes WHITE SWELLING with a certainly
other medicine has.
IL speediy removes from the face sll BLOTC, HES
PlMPLES, &C, which though not very painfal,peT-
haps, are extremely unpleasant to- have.
Il has been used In EVERY KIND OF HUMOR
and never fails to benefit the patient.
NEI RALGiA, n is most distressing forms, has
found D. meet the the case.
l. has cured JAUNDICE in many sewers eases.
IL has proved very enhcaciouS In the treatment OF
PLIES, an extremely painful disease.
DYSPEPSIA, which IS often caused by humor has
been cared BY " in numerous instances
Ia FEMALE WEAKNESSES, IRREGU LARlTIES
ami seases peculiar 70 that sex IL has been found
a most potent remedy
In cases ofGENEIGAL DEBILITY, nom whatever
cause. the Syrup can be relied upon as a most ell
cieut aid.
II Is most certain cure for RICRETs, a disesse
common 70 children.
Its efficacy in all diseases originating in a de-
PRAYED state Of the blood or other fluids OF the body
Is unsurpassed.
It's Effects upon the system are truly astonishing
and almost beyond belief 10 one who has not wit
D. ssed them.
This syrup will certainly the diseases for
VII ch It j. recommended trial il gwen Il, and
the will be p rnaneut. as II, by its wonder
fully searching power, entirely eradicates the ci-
sea-c from the y stem.
The afflicted have only 70 try II 10 become con 4
WINGED Of what say IN regard % IL, 10 End re
lief from their suferings.
Price $ per Bottio--0r s. for SIX Bottles.
Prepared ~ d. HOWARD, Randolph. Mass.
JAMES u. BOYLE 81 co.,
fsuccessors 70 Redding s Col
; State Street, Boston.
o whom all orders should be addressed
and by all Dealers IN Patent Medicines.
tfMeUWIEr
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GALLERY IN VERMONT,
90 Cd PECT URE s,

he M endesvor to send out only such work as Will
sustain the enviahle reputation his establishment
has already gained.
The Gallery will be open Tor the reception Of
visitors at ali times during business hours
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n r y y r ID VS.
RHEUMATIC LININENT.
The attention Of the public is called % this most
excellent @ an Lin.neuts as perfect ami speedy
cure flr all the aches and pains that nesh is heir TO-
RHEUMATISM
checked perspirati0u-is cured by few bottles Of
kennedy. Rheumatic Linimeut-
SPRAINs
Are caused by n over-extension aud sudden re-
action of the muscles curct by few bottles o.
Kennedy Eheumatis Internationally good Tor
NECRALCIi,
The king Or all pain is caused by az inaamatiou Of
the nerves Instantly cured b. few application.
ui heun-dy's Rheumatic Linimsut.
PLEURIsY
Is an Inclination ofthe lining II the ribs-is ourei
by = few bottles Of kennedy's Rheumatic Linimeut
Bruises
Are caused by a sudden pressure OF the aesh and
smashing Of the tissues Instantly relieved ~
Kennedy Rheumatic LIniment-
CRAMP
Is contraction OF the muscles caused by sudden
stoPpa-e Of the nervous huid, which prevents anil
nal life having freed0N-is cured by few appl-
cations 0fkennedy'sl. heumatic Eminent
BILIOUS COLO
-caused by a neuralgia In the stomach AMI bowels
I take a teaspoonful o. kennedy's Rheumatic Lint
ment In warm water every half hour until cured.
SooTHART AND HoARsESEs
Are caused BY an unnatural dryress Of the glands
wet a piece Of tannel with kennedy's Rheumatic
Eminent, apply It on going TO bed, and you will be
well In the morning.
HEADACHE AND THROBBING OF
THE TEMPLES.
Is causei BY pressure from insenshle perspirston
l. cured BY few applications Of Kennedy Rheu-
ate Liniment
WEAKNESS OF TIRE BACK
Follow the direction in the circular s-ound each
bottle.
FOR An ULCERATEDSORET THROAT.
You will takeou teaspoonful Of the Eminent and
lou teasp0onfuls Of water. Garge the throat twice
day. In q few DAYS It will 10 we'll. This one
.easpo0nful will be worth dollar 10 you.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all inflammation Of the throat, tonsils and pal
.te, with dry hacking cough, you will dilute the
Lniment with four or I've times its bulk Of water
,arsle the throat, and swallow the moisture. Tii'
ieusr fziLs.
Il IS good for To0rHAcHE, EARAoHE, SwD,LED
FACE and II LANArIOS Of every kind. Every fam
y should have afull supply for the winter.
1Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Ro1bury, /
Mass Price 81 cents.
April 2,nd dawisly
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CAIRO, July Is.
New Orleans dates Of the l2th state that
no mail steamer would leave during the week
following the l2Jh. Mails for the north viii
be forwarded VIA Cairo.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 70.
Gunpowder bridge has been repaired and
all the trains are running regularly from
New York to Washington.
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New JeWeGry,
A M a full assortment of Gold, Silver Plated
y and Fancy Articles Red, White, Black, Blue
and Gold Ball Ear Nohs, AGO and Bell do. Ice
Pitchers and a full stock o. Rogers & Brothers
Plated Ware Silver Goods, full stock Gold Pens,
Tooth Picks; Soldiers hoods. britannia Ware,
Ivory Handled and Plated Cutlery, Dog Collars,
Coffin Plates and very extensive variety Of other
Goods.
J. T. BRINSMAID,
(Old stand) Church -treet.
Tune N
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II. II. DoOLITTLE,
pEALERN
Builders Hardware, Mechanic Teo,s,
PAINTS, OILS, vARSIsH, NOR POv Is.
Flows, Cutivators, Straw Cutters CIr-
Horse Rake., Hand Rakes Fl..
Handles, Forks, cythes, scyti.
Stones, So the Snaths Now
Ing Machines. Grind
Stones ant Fixtures,
Road Sc-apcrs.
Seeds,
&c, de-, &c &c.
All Of which will he sold IS low q, can &c r- 20 n
the Count.
sign Of the Saw, COlleSe .r--,.
Burlington. June II.
pressed HOPS so.ara.
CHOCOLATE. Cocoa, BroIna. Rice Fllu- 1e--
~ iIed Herbs, at
No. Un'oa -.1eE.
CONCENTRATED LEMONADE. for r. ~ ~, 20.
" no sugar required in its uso For
No. Tn oe1.
I'll No. aTni57 -'t.
Cuorn'Ers In Salt at s..ara...a
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OFFiCE-


GESEGlL HASAo1E oF Agencies .y .--
LAND STATES.
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Pron-iet0rs o whom all orders should be addressed
and by all Dealers IN Patent Medicines.
dtMe0wI 81
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GEO. DEMERIT * CO.,
The Greatest Opportunity ever p
To PROCURE
VALUABLE .sEWEE.
10000 Watches, Ga
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS, sc
Worth $500. 900 =

To be Sold at One Dollar Each, g.
regard 10 value,
And not 70 be paid until you know VIA
receive,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

cara PHOTO apis,
Except vi-u,ttesl will remain the same As hereto
lore uttl further notice.
Having ;hc lar-est and best arranged
GALLERY IN ERhoNT,
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-11

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