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For wounds, either occaiSoned BY
RayOnct, Sabre or the Bullet.
EnrfaS mr. Ferrri.ax

To which every Soldier o. Sailor are l-tI- .s
ar p. medicines -u safe, sure and c.r-. En-
HnIcway'- Pills and Ointment The u-.- wa
ana ain. - dying sufferer might have hs wa
dressed Immediately 81 lIe would only ur vide B.
sell with this matches, Ointment. which sH p.
thrust INTO the wound ani -nearei All -Irr.
thee cover With piece Of linen from Dis sr.rz
and COMPRISED With a lludSerchier ral.r---
and morning six OF eight Pills. O. col The .gr
and prevent .uiammatian
livery Soldiers kuap-ack and sears1s r..
would re provided with tla-fvi.Iahle Rs--les
CAL EloN--Nour 1-e genuine unless -
woHls Holloway, New-Ygrs ana LONDON. ~ 1-- E.
ccsllolo n waterman, il every irar .rtle 81.
20 directions around each urt r- BOX tta -t-.s p
he plainly seen hv h1lt-l- the lear o. the .i-lt
handsome reward VIII -s -lgeH to any one -s1.
% 3 such rnltiuu De- VIII .eat o. Che t.ro--.-
sny party % parties nurter'ei-i1- tiIe .1a.
veudin- The same, showing them o. be sa--.-s
sold at the Nsru1lCrUrr 10 Professor u ..r
way, 81 Maiden Lsue. NuH YORK.. and iy e. e
Specialize Druggists ari Dealers 10 fi,-
throughout The civiliEei World, In boxes az o. eel
There is considerable saving hy taking the lL--
sizes
y Il. Directions fer The guidance = -atel.
every Disorder aye Ir-JCt GO each COX.
Dealers in my well known medicine
can have show Cards, Circulars. sc. sen
FREE OF EXPENSE. by addressing
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so MAIDEN Lane '. !.
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Personal.

We like to sec bravery and good conduct
acknowledged, especially when it is exhibited
by a Burlington boy, and still more especially
when by one who. like the object Of the fol-
lowing notice. wherever rlaced-as fireman
(of the Old Boxer Coz or under rebel fire
has always acquitted himself calamity and
faithfully. So We arc pleased 70 COPY the
following from the Trenton, y. J. Gazette:
The cool intrepidity Of lieut. L;s-um. I. S. A..
on duty in our CITY, NJ the destructive fire on
Tuesday night. excited the admiration and
thanks If III the iremcn and other citizens rre-
sent. R-th On this occasion and n the recent
fire IN Chancery Court, this gentleman labored
with n skin and energy, rs n volunteer fireman
that has won him the gratitude and respect Of all
our citizens. In the lasi-named instance. cenei-
nj consent awarded him the credit of having
himself z'opred the flames and night before last
his INTEL gent industry and foresight IN directing
and assisting the fremen. received the uneouiv-
ocal enconiums Of al who shared or witnessed
his labors
Ben. F. Robv. formerly Of this place, is
now Ticket Agent and Operator oftbe Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh and Steubenvilleand In
diana Railroads, at Steubenville, Ohio.
At "A recent meeting of the Directors of the
Bank Of Yergennes, Marshall Smith Of Adj
son was chosen Director, to FIJI the vacancy
caused BY the death Of Gen. S. P. Strong A:
Hon. Edwin Seymour Of vergennes was
chosen President and VIM. T. Parker Of YER
gennes Vice President
A lady, who recently visited the Army of
the Potomac, thus briefly describes the Gen.
erals she saw there Il saw General Meade,
who Is tall and slender, has full iron grew
beard, wears eyeglasses, and did not strike
me as more formidable or ferocious than
other men. | saw General Fitzpatrick, who.
instead Of being the tall, dashing. flashing
eyed hero Of our Imagination, is small and
sight, with lightish hair, and laughs unceas-
ingly- saw General Sedgwick, who is
merry looking, and not at all the austere pa
triot he has been represented
Some Of the members Of Co. B, 10th Yer
mont volunteers. have recently presented
Capt. Arms and Lieut.. Vintop each a valua-
bic silver 1r,t,b :, -.
III 'e''iiioiy o. regard
Mr.. E. II. Alden, having received an an
r,ointment N 1,bor ,y;..;.--
-i'9'i0iiaiy among
VIC iiee''len' was ordained TO the work Of
the ministry, on the 18Th inst. BY nm F,eles-
iastical Council. in Windsor.
The remains Of the late lamentcd Dr.
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oGDENsBURCH To Tn.
1854.
Northern Transportatior
Ogden sburgh, {,
AND INTERMEDIATE
Only SIR days through, rifh9s. o..

Only SIR days through, rifb9s- p.
'IHHIS we'll known and ReI.,lr.
during the present season
First Class Upper Cabin ~TFtvs
tween OgeshsbtTgh, Os,rsgo, ~ r..
t1rf. Toilet Detroit, tlc1go w..
mediate Ports.
Leaving Ogdensburgh, on srr.y.
from The Edyft
Passengers and Families n1ya-
bark with their Luggage, Team.
land together without disfurhar-s ..-
at their port OF destination, thu-s-.
Inconvenience OF the manv chagr..
Denscs Of other routes. - q. ~. l.
large Cabins and state K0sr.
Furnished, for FlRs1 CLsss Pa..s,-
Und Cabins with COX ~ YES and
modations for Passengers amt Fq-. IL.
furnish their own provision. s.
spared to maintain the repu,ar
CHE4PEST ND HEST ROTYF
A thorough rebuilding. ref.t..-
refUrni-hing. with several new -.
line, makes this row the most a-'
ant, economical and expedifi...
GREAT VEST.
Be s,Ds and see re Ag.uforr-.. -
buV your Tickefs-
Through Tickets over all We.r---
can he obtained on appIlar.l1 d. .l
Office corner Ford and pattr--.- .
johnson House. Ogc enshur-h. y. !
y One Hun -red P1uni- 20 q,
each Passeu ger.
BrqgGys Chectef f5roit9i '1 O. P.-..
For Through Tickets auf .,..-.
ply TO G-AF-
Ofice steamer Landing. u.-..
GEU. ". SMITH, Gen'l Ticset { --
II. y. HBUFr
". . American Er.-
Anil F.
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The following information was received

The following information was received at
Washington, April %, concerning the recent
disaster at Plymouth n. C: A rebel ram
came down the river about 8 O'Clock on
Monday morning. She foated down with
the current and was not discovered until
close under the bows of the Miami. Lieut..
commanding Flusser rushed forward shout
ed and fired the bow gun loaded with shell,
which struck the ram, rebounded and
instantly killed him, piece of the she'll
penetrating his breast. The ram then attack
ed the Southfeld and she sank in five min
utes. The Miami was somewhat injured
The ram passed the guns at Plymouth with
out being discovered. She is $50 feet long,
draws about feet of water and carries only
wo small guns.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-29

BISHOP HOPKINS Book Of SLAvERY.-The
Sentinel says that 1000 copies of Bishop
Hopkins Book IN Slavery have already been
sold by the Publishers, and there are in hand
orders untitled for upwards of 5000 more.
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Volunteers, Attention! IndIscuyou,


Sores and Ulcers Blotches ami SwcUtu.. --r
certainty BE radically cured II the Pills -.a.
ri -ht ami morning. ami the Ointment be IT.. e.
A. stated 10 The printed Instructions If t-...-
any other way they dry up iu one part o. --...
In another Whereas this Ointment viii -.-.
huucrs FROM che system, AMI leave tie ...-
vigorous and healthy man. twiI require.
per-everence In BAD cases 90 insure a l---'--. --
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-29

Inc stock market in New York is quite
unsettled, and there has been n GREAT ,lccl;,o
not only in the leading stocks. but in pro-
duce. Prime Butter sold at SO cents there.
last week.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-29

MONTREAL AND VERMONT JUNCTION RAN
WAY. The Montreal and Vermont Junction
Railway is being rapidly completed. and the
track Is now laid at the rate Of half mile a
day.
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Weakness or Debility Induced b,
Eafipue

VII soon disappear nv the use Of thee 81.
Pills, and the Solder viii quickly acquire 81.
tiouai strength. Never let the Bowels be sit--
hn.d vr uuduly acted upon. II nav seem
that Holloway pills should be recoumer
~ -entert and FluS, many persons supu0si-
theE would increas- the relaxation Thi- t..
mistake, for those Pills viii correct the ..
stomach and thus remove All the acrit 1rr.--
the ~ stem. This medicine VII give tH-.s.. b..
O. The whole organic - stem Lrwe-- .-
while heslth and strength Follow s- -r-.-
course. Nothing viii stop INC r-srs-.r rr p.
Bowel. % .ure Is III. f.-----. NIL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-29

Tox THUxB, WIFE AND Troupe, are about
to visit Vermont, and win be in Burlingto
in five or six weeks.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-29
DIURETIC COMPOUVD.

70 tls vocal Dissasss Of JriHary O-galis re-
suAhHg from iplFruaeHct ana coat1gi1a. rhis new
remedy contains neither hal-am Copsva, Spirit. o.
Nltrei tuhets, Iurpent!ne. or ans other nau-eaus
drus, but i= an elegant vegetable liquid pleasant
T. the taste and smell. c0olin. cleansing and heal
in= IN It's operation, specially uilnviug all heat ami
irritation IN the urinary passa-es You theref,re
VINO nave been taking Brisl-r CqF1r either ia can
your breath and clothes are nll- with it, vile --
throw away the disgusting mixtures and send i,r
bottle - this fr1r Rsrfsay. ~hirh viii not .rlt
cure you at once hut II will also cleanse the system
from the Injurious effect. OF the mixtures va have
been taxing So long. 10 j. warranted O. cure I'm one
hall the tine Of any other medicine or the price
irfh Dc rtf.ldst one bottle Oiieu sufficient P-.--
- 49, =.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-29

NEW PATENTs. - Among the patents
granted April 10Th 1864 were the follow
ing;
K. P. Kidder of Burlington, Vt, for i'm
proved apparatus for fumigating bee-hives
Edward A. Smith of St Adams, VT, for
improved process in burning lime
Jacob B. Rand of Baskerville, N. II. as
signor to himself and Jason Smith of Benn-
ington, VI, for improved soap composition.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-29

I'hE Co-partnership heretofore existin. bet,re,
Il the undersigned, under the name II Lame
Morse r hrothers i- thi- day dissolved by mutual
consent, and 81 persons Indebted to aid finn s~e
h"thed % maze immediate pas Inet to agr.,t and
iairs ~ said hrn and who will continue INC same
business as heretofore, under the name q Wvr,,rS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-29

Sick Headaches and Want Of Ape
Incidental 10 soldiers.

These feelings which 50 saideu Us usl-
from trouble or annoyance, -tructec rs-.. -
OF eating and drinking whatever is uiv
thus disturbing the heaithful acton Of the b..
stomach. These organs must be relieve. as
sire % be well. The Pills, taken acc1-'. %
printed Instructions will quickly protuc- --
action In both liver ami stomach, and as -s
nr-alueure a lear haat md I'D au------
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-29

IIoWE'S PLATFORM AYD COUNTER Sc are
II in al their varieties. Warranted 10 he a. 80.
rect and perfect working Scale as any In the mar
ket. For sale low, by
q. $. BL0DGETTk
p..-,t-. College Street.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-29

We are indebted to 6. II. FLAoo, formerly
Of Richmond, for late New Orleans papers.
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NOTICE no INVAEIDs.

- Over Ttrss Hundred T.ousr-s Dollar, are -
| 70 swlndllng quacks annually IN New Englsnd
alone, winch Is worse than thrown awav seor-es
rom trusting 70 the false snd deceptive adverfis.
ments OF men calling thenselve. doctors bsvi1g
no medical education, and whose only recon- !,
Ion y what they CAV OF themselyes Advertiser
PHYSICIANS, In nine cases cut or ten are .-,nos.-
me Only ale way therefore. 10 20 to some regular
plSSins physician or II You prefer one who M Is
yuur ulsea speciality, be sure that he Is pbvsi-
cl1n, ahu not preteocer, or you will have ielssr
Dr MATrisoS Is the only re sular phvsi
e.an N rIoN9ence.t not in New England who al
seItses treating Spsci5R Mdlndis ard he aives ~
do1ottd testtrroRidis from eminent phvSiciaDs
surgeons snd citizens u this and other states " bb
n9 esher advertising physician can DO and viii ~
Shl1h no stranger can be entitled % Confidence
Lil1luse enc stamp for postage and ssnd for them
WI pamphlet on Special DiseaSss and Dis,es,y u
1oHsn, sent Tree Or. ". Is a regularly esucs,e3
pnysclan Of twenty years experience ten in an e.,
.ensNS general practice, until declining heaIth
eolnpeAeo Nun to relinquish that and adopt an ofi.
PsSucei treating all the various ailments and di.f
suites resulting from imprudence and eoufagior 4,
% sexes married or SINGLE giving them bis ,rSt
attenu0n. Persons, therefore having anv f,,,.,-.,
sht OF aincult case IN his speciality will do re6 =,
sonsuIt Dr- d. before going elsexhere An b,,.;r
entrusted 70 his care viii be f,ithfaTfv am bo-
aoy attended TO, and perfect -sf,.o,cs,,n 49,
shtea- - Advice at office free by letfersl a..
w VI 1latess plainly, and direct 70 Lock R,T NJ
MATTISON 80 'Wee' or 70 DT-
w. UNION ST. PROVIDENCE, RI.
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IL ANith nt young man Of steady habits one
W or more Young ladies. TO whit, away "a porti,n
Of my time through the coming summer Obisrt
- simply Amusement and Improvement Photo.
graphs exchanged II desired. None need write
but real name. All letters answered
noo, FRED. BERNHART.
Post Office ADDE'S Clinton Static. n. I.
April 18Th 49,.
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DESIRABLE PLACE FOR s,1r

E'OR Sale, the homestead Of the late Judge Foote
Il situated at the head Of Pearl Street In the vii
lase Of Burlington, VI, containing besides dwell
ins house and out buildings about 20 acres Of GOOD
land; In village famous for its scenery. upe0al-
led elsewhere even IN New England and where al
most every location IS desirable for Its fine views
this is one Of the best. -
Also for sale, very fine building lot Of about ono
acre, on Cough Street. Also, good covered family
carriage, for one r two horses, nearly new
For further particulars inquire Of
L. MARSH, Main St,
hear the College, Burlington
Detroit. '''h'
March l.. da,r,,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-29

JUDGE SxALLEY's PoslrIoN.-We copy
from the Times the following abstract Of
Judge Smalley's remarks at the Meagher
Supper:
Judge Smalley responded to toast to the
President Of the United States in most vigor-
our and forcible speech, saying that although
Mr.. Lincoln was not the President Of his choice
IN 1860, yet since the firing upon the Star Of the
West he had known no party but his country:
that he had feltt his duty to sustain Mr.. Lincoln
and his administration In all their efforts TO
suppress the rebellion; that he heartily aerced
with Gen. Meagher, save in the single point that
IN bis opinion slavery was the preferi for the
war, not the cause of An aDolorist for slave
~ he never had been, and although never in
times past an abolitionist, he was glad that a
time had now arrived when We could shake OF
that which he had always considered blot up-
on our otherwise free institutions.
Speeches were also made by Hon. l. B..
Englesby, R. S. Taft Esq. Jeremiah French
Esq, Capt. Lonergan, Capt. Gossin, Mr.
Fitz Gerald and others.
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON r. Z.
WIyTER SRRAyGEYEyT.


Commencing YatsE,her 71fs. 1853. ,rsi-s vii -
fak,0us
LE4E'E BURLINGTON.
s31A u, Nal Train. for Boston, Lowell Worcester
Bellows Falls, keeue, Fitch urg. BTatt.chor0,
Springfield, Hartford, New Haven. Troy, Albany
and New 7rk arrive 10 Boston l5 PM Troy
5-I Fgs New fors SOP 81.
THougs 70 Troy AL Boston, s.tais C5saqs % C1-s-
{ 50 pm; Ergrsss Tram for Rutland. Troy, Albany,
Ncw York, Schenectady anu the West arrive az
IT. y ' -; New York by Hudson River Rail-
ryad next morning
. ~ ~. Niltt Erprcss from Montreal % New York,
arrive in Troy 8 , 3D. New York f7PM
From '1s S0ufh AL Er-f Trai7s 1-rits cf B1-t-7-
fqr 17 falcsss
Do 4IA ", f'ronHoi1ti9- Tr0iH from Rutland.-Thi,
Train leaves Rutland 40 p UI 81.
3 . = Passenger Train. Leaves View TorE ar fI9i
Fni Troy SOFA 70. Rutland .45Ps
ID p ", H1u Tram irom Boston, Lowell. Worces-
ter, Springfield. Hartford. New Eaveu, Troy Al
hauy and New f0rs- Leaves Boston e CD q. View
York % A So, Troy o. i5 Pm
TICKETS sold iQr Saratn-s, Troy, Albany, View
York. Schenectady aud all pr.Gciu8. points On the
New York Central sui Western fa.ir.a..s ami in-
formation given nv
r. L. ROWE, w. .. American Hotef Block
II Fare alwa3 a. low as by acy other route aad
Package checked through.
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NERVE ENVgGORAT0R.

o. For Nervous nohiiitv Seminal Weakness. Loss n
i "er, Lmpo;cncs' Confusion Cf Thought Loss y
Memory, lrritahle Temper. Gloomy Anprehars. ars-
rear Zee iyndency AMI Melancholy " ich NAV ,-f7
iii lu-s OF reason. - This new remcd y.fr that
i.aIiai tram u mental aud physical evils aris.n.
rom Ntucreh eNcrsecs, and secret Laiits tf the
young, i- mppsel vf the most soothing. siren th-
r.ln- ald iuvi, rating medicines o. be- found i- th.
Mhole Fe-lianlc h'r-IUu forming iu c1mhIuatl o.
~ uiust perfect t.tittes fr tli- obstinate and
alstresst class % Hllt lies ever vet scugsrsd u
mas now ceen sent o. usrl every STATE m the MON
tel-eElus tAe rnts-4 su1erinSs Of hundreds who
nave never seen The Inventor, restoring them o.
healtn, strength and happiness. One large bottle
ass a month Pfice slui half size Is 80. TIES
foUR GREAT REMEDIES ere the result OF over
tNehiy years study and pract,ce and a now PIE
laIeu they are superior 70 anything else for their
respective purposes. am therefore Induced n mat
tnen punlle FOR the beneht Of those who otherwise
cou4d never avail themselves Of theig virtues They
OF me pr viii be refunded ~ Prepared and sold
ny Y ". dAIIis0N al his Remedial Institute f5r
r J., and sent BY express 10 all parts Of the cou1
try, IN closely sealed package secure from b.o-
ton. on receipt OF the price hv mail
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-29

tons for usin- ami soli at TIE following uniform
PRIZES. Fuil strength sos llalf strength -.
some are cured hy The weaker while orher- nav re-
quire the stronger preparations 1.-The full strength
e always the best ~ REHEAl BER-Thfs m-fli-
cine y designed expressly for obstinate cases which
also that Il IS warranted as repre.entec In every
respect, or the price VII he refunded. - BEWARE
o. mutations None warranted unles- purcha ed
directly Of Or Mattsou at his Rened 81 In-tiru.e
fr special diseases No . Union street. Providence
X l. q Ladies who wish, can remain in the city
a short time for treatment
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-29
Egrare Soldiers - SGi
HOLLOWAY'S PHI
OINTMENT.

A Ii who have Friends and Relative. r..
n or Navy. should take especial care. -.
be amplV supplied with rhes, Pills a--
and where the brave Soldiers and sailor. Lar
elected O provide them.eIvss with :. =l..r
present can he sent them Dy their fri-ri.
have been proved % he the soldiers 1e-=-.
friend TO the hour q neet-
Coughs and Colds affecting tro-
VIII Re -pesdiiy relieved and efsctgalIy So
using these admirable mericlnes and rv.
proper attention % the Directions w .-l are
ed = each Pot or Box.
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ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.

f9T iHpirisis' ~ re Blood rssufiH7 from irnprid-
sr- md fzlh- 41sr or usrcu7g caassfng Inn
titt- " ff- N.i, Sore IlrG4f- N9rfA 5rf N9ss Last
Or Ha-i OF Sores Srstiaqs, Pgf7s ~ The Bones. ant
q rli.r tila, gf a. dctfus Uurisnt uoison n ter
fgFfs'a. - No remedy ever discovered has done
what has nsen achieved IS this. I uder its use
ever form ~ constitutional y hilitc OF mercirfa
taint Is speedily cured, and in short time the sut-
tie pois1 Is c-1 etcly Grad cd from the sg-te.r
80 health ead strength are permanently restored.
- AZ wa TINS remedy that cured gentleman from
thr south Then So piping AZ Newport, aud for which
De presented De " With $50 besides his bill sfter
having been lader the treatment q the most etn7
Slt plysclt1s m bl-tiuure, thfiadephis a Nez
York, for FiE-E YEARS Never cesusfr of a r.-
iect cure, M natter how obstinate yCur case has
been. until sou lave thoroughly tested the virtues
% TINS concrl- rstei and potel- Alternative. F-one
L3re bottle lssts month Price $40; half sf-1s 81
sent ny tNprass IN sealed package, secure from
otserylfi ~ en- rtl-l int o. { the, urs-s ~ nail
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-29
The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES.
DR- NATTsON's INDIAN ElWEYAG0GUE

This celebrated Female Ned De- ns
Il esisned expressly for both NAV,
ried and single laiie-, and Is the very
best thing known for the pUlpo-e, n.
u will regulate tlc system TO cases
Of obstruction, from whatever cause
aud after ali other remedies of the
kind have been tried n vain. {
viii also prevent ohstructirus. and
is therefore II the greatest vsiue On
married ladies who from ill-health
or other rea. cns may wish o. az 20
an evil 70 which thew are liable. /.
taken A. directed, 10 viii cure any
case, no matter how Obstinate, and
10 ls $50 perfectly SAFE a. AZ tines
zlt is put up 10 bottles u two
dir. rent srreul-sfs Min rfl1 ff-..-
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THESIS PAPER
PURE EXTRACT OF TOBACCO

PURE EXTRACT OF TOBACCO
FOR
= III Il e p w ASH
EILLs ticks on sheep. Cures scabs on ,b.en.-
Birds. aHN SHALL
Cures all skin diseases on animals
Nils bugs on Roses, lice on house plants
Kills canker worms on Apple Trees
Kills bed bugs and water roaches
vines 49, u
One pound Of this Extract contains IN. .,r,,-..
Of eight pounds tobacco as prepared nv -
For sale by
LOUIS FOLLETT Co
April II. Ssf
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vi ~ = ~ lrv'ed With Metal boxes f,r the ,r,.
- ol .saring- ?" turn ia. .WsFrsSfei. - q
~r go - They squeeze clothes iry vita .re,t
hses a.i -, A. many persons with VI.
kin.l. ~ - nav TOLL US after trs iu- severe
sold by - ~ : !, p and s.
Ans art I, 81, !; 4qrch street Jevelry Sture
April 70. 'eP4aee1 70 wtr's-i
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Lost.
NAG

II ARPER for Nav.
IL Ladv'- Friend for MAY
3D.. =, Received BY E.AFtLLs
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The Do
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
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TIE stock market was stronger at the opening to-day
than as the close Of the previous evening Compared
with The sales al the Arss meeting Of the Board Of
Brokers yesterday, Hudson River Railroad advanced y
Per oent, Harlem I, Michigan Central u, Cleveland and
Pntsburg u. Gsiens and Chicago 2, and Toledo and Wa
hash IL. Erie preferred. Reading, Chicago and Rock
Island and Delaware and Hudson sold the same. New
York Central declined 81 Eric Milwaukee and Prairie
du Chen K, Illinois Central l. Ptsburg and Fort wayne
u. Chicago and Northwestern y, Cumberland Coal -,
Quicksilver Mining 4. and Marposa I.
The market improved In the afternoon and prices ad'
vanoed fraction.
The premium on gold took another upward turn to-day
II opened in the morning at s5 and was run up 70 s.
The following table the highest price OF gold at
OF each week since the commencement Of the