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Certincate-, n ring s4ei article n2a its value,
are put into envelope, seeiet an mixed IA. ~
ordered are taken out witnOd. regard y eholeo'
and sent BY mail. thus giving all lair ehsnss, On
receipt Of the Certificate, you will see what yo- c
have and then Il Is optional with You - send one
d1iiGr ard take the article. or not.
IN all tranaGctions by mail, We charge for iOr-
wRrdins the Csrti6es:es paying portage, and doing
the business, y CENT each, which must b neiosed
when the Certificate Il sent for. Five Certincstes
Till BE- sent for 81 eleven for g thirty for s. :
siKty-ivs for $40; and hundred for rs.
By tnis mode give selections from varied
s.0-. G. cua gods AZ ths best make and latest
styles. and oriatriasic worth, 2. nominal price,
While All have chancs z sec1r.ox articles u the
very hiZhest value
We guarantee satisfaction 10 -Tery instance.
Our position snd character u = s11icient guEran-
tee that al orders viii receive prompt attention
and an promises he fulfilled and the public VII ~
well 10 pas By The many irresponsible and unpru
cpi-d PARTIES who are copying or circulars, &c,
and Initiating our m.nner Of doing bushes, thout
rhe means or i7fsn-sor u performing any Of the
syecOus promises they unaE-.
send - cents for Certificate, vEich VIII inform
sou what sou have for s. and AZ the zane time
ct our Circular containing full list snd particulars
also terms 90 Agent=, which We wan in every Town
~ -he Country. Address
W.P HOYEY & CO..
~16-3s p. o. Boz 1917, Philad'a, Pa.
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Watches, Chains,
Jewclry, Silver Ware,
Gold Pens, &c, &c.
VALUED At 100000

To be sold for One Dollar each. without regard
to value. and not to be paid for until you know
Wha; yot are to get.
la, opportunity to obtain FINE GOODS AT
low PRICES.
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AYERS CHERRY PECroR,L. FOR

the rapid cure orCouzhs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsc-
ness. Group. Bronchitis Incl pient Consumption and
GIr the reiiero. Consumpiiye Patient. IN advanced
stages o. the disease.
s. wide is the deli u ussru'ness and 90 rum
erous are the cases Of iereures that almost ever,
section ofcountrv abound,inpeTson pubicl, known.
who have been restored FROM alarming and even
desperate diseases oc tie lug-5 by IFS use. When
onca tried IT, superiority over cvc-y other expcc-
toraut ist5o app t5elt 20 escape ohs.rvlt z, Ell
where lie virtues are known. the public nc longer
hesit q what sufidots o. employ ior tls distress
iu- ana dsueer5gs affections OF the pulmonary or
cans that are incident 20 our climate. While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the eommut 49, have
failed ami been discarded, tlds hs. gained fren1s
rs every trial. g Inferred benefit, on jLc afflicted
they never can forget. and praucc- cures uur.-
circus ,u1 too rcmarkah'e'tl Pei .r-a--.1.
Ws es,n ouiy assure The puo.i,. tirt -ts 4asrr,
- carefully kept zap 20 -be beet 81 ever ls- ,s- .i
that 90 may be reea Ola o. O.. i.r tss.r fg...g SOD
that IL has ever done.
Great numbers % Clersyruau en-. Phs-.ciars. Srstes-
aeu. and eminent percentages. have lent their
naTnes to certify the unparalleled us-luln- Of
remedies but space here VIII not permit the iu-er
tiuu m theta The Agent below named furnish
gratis our AMERICAN ALNAyAc 10 which they are
given with also full descriptions ofths con mt
they cure.
Those Who require a. z';s-4ft- rss1i-ins - purify
.he blood vii snc AYrE's Coz. EIT. SAFslPAE.II.,
the r.nriy 20 use Try !: onre, and you VII
know IL value
Prepared by J. C. AYEg 4 Co. Lowell. Mao.
and sold by all Druggist. and dealers In medicine
everywhere. W. Pm.
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No. I5IChurch street,

VIII continue the Jeweiry business in all is branch
e; and they would respectfully 1nvite the attention
OIL the citizens OF Burl ngton and vicinity, TO their
new stock o.
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COTTON wICKISG.
PEIRCES.

pY TIE BALE. POUND OR BALL, 90 ..ls
ID LT1iANFS>
Feb. sth. 1855. dawts
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WATCH CLEANING q REPAIRING

Sors IN = ssilful and prompt manner.
9 FLOYD CO
z 3. FLOYD.
IN. kIsKEAH, Jr.5
Burlington, Feb . dags1
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THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEL
NOTICE.
FIOUR AND FEED.

W. have rented % the Burlington Nooien Co,
w -t1 Nliu known ar the CUSTOM MILL Lately
owned b- n " Catiin. and vii clntinue the busi-
! L. II l Il 4 - L Il
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81 B1I.a;-SayaTiu'- curilu- Handbags
= Dining. quantity announce that "a
-rat- nlrrrur ea,c-c ishtr IS pretty woman
-r au.s r'.r cv-
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We law. crrDr1vsf .rro ofthe hest Millcrs In Oh
,uut-,- vliu " 10 eudeayor 20 do the wurs 60 pleas
our customers. and se hope % usrit thu patrouaS
of the public
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
rHrBIrrER Fruits OF BAD BIT

THE RITTER FRUITS OF BAD BIT
-.-s Iu,a,.. -ssle-. .iH SOB sa.W what n.rs-
t.rtb. aftls Bitter. o. ..ap.l1.. SOU are -aIi-.t-.
b, the prapri-to-s % accept a. Ir .r--.sl uarfres
,--..-.l..-ef .rr Give heed f,- q moment They
are a,r.f,-t.r-f from uarl-.at alcohol. ..rt..u-
.....l.r.t.,. r..--..7.r t.,.f.. poisson ale
,s..-- al. fs, ..,. .. 1-i-... 7-.. r. t.. .. Gle
-e.s.t- t.,.,i--. ar,he N,,eri. ,i.a.l. tho same
~.a.-.4r- ar..-.ri.l. s4t-i.t-- -.r overcome --r
i,f ..g.,..., u.-r.....s... element r.r Pc
..-.. ....,-. -.,. -..-i ..l.-. .-l..a.,
.......... ..... ..- ....., ..-.. ... ..ea
.fs Tonic. Alternative s-.l s-,.-.i. .u.e..,.r- ...
uo~rErrFr> STOMACH BUFFERS E H- ....
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10
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Dos
Ne" f'fs i', '''''
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one 70 tp-uty-f.u- yesr. standing. 80 devoted.
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80. ....,
APHN SOCIOLOGICAL VIEW o. MAR
ris-e Containing nearly lIl page. ans ..t a1s
Plate. and Eu.ravings ftns Anatomy OF rae ul-
man ur-4u- ia a state or Health and n.-.-... v.-h
a T-esti-e on Early Erro-s. its Dep.on,u-e Oa--e
surr..- upar the Hiul ans Body. with ft. Aa
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REID ID. PAIGE.
Attorney and Counsellor

r=-- .,-r -,as court s7sa-s, BURLINGTON. ~.
Also PENSIONS. BOUNTIE> and ARREARS OF
FAY collected sith prumptuc.-.
A.. letter. arsvered.
March, --.., I-s- w.r-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

ST.. r,.. r strike lie. 20 now appears.
s.,. Job. ,ba -.y-- ~ hen ] washed my
.ter, with butter. and the rock poured me
md ri,.- "a col.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

BlH,s- prevail ,u4t lrae, g. commissioners
i,re reached CirY Point from Richmond,
.gt ur information alter clrrluisugu.ry can
Ie obtained @. confirm their truth. Tines
ramors come by ,ar way of Baltimore, bat
from ua responsible source
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

.lrrr. DAVIS L.sT.-Jeff. Davis sent
.p..ial message to his Congr,s, last VI n
as. which is a candid confession %, ;he d,-
-..-,rs condition Of rebel afi,ir- generally
h. -,.~ the capital of the { ,uic.cr,cy II iu
.-..-i.- 'aHser th~n -rh- i'.c'-a : I'i.''. 'i.'
IT, also admits the worthlcssnc>S %.
present rebel financial system. the in"lii-
trry u - military organizations anu ihc
.-.srTsnglnent ef affairs general Cor
-;ricet .en re recCnnenfs I-sT. -.g1Tau-
s-c t,,r Upre~ainS supple, more re-
--c.e5- inscription and suspension ii the
ssheas corpus act.
Ait,r the failure Of the Hampton Roads
r.-r conference he saws he made efforts 70
initiate negotiations for the settlement Of
,s. difficulties by conference between
General, Grant and Lee. II appears that
General ORR IN an interview wirh Lnngstrcct
,sil there WIS prospect Of settlement by
m,au- OF military convention. md If Lee
!,-i-rl au interview with C'ntui Grant
r the subject, it would not re-. declined.
-. -sot. General Grant On the a inst. but
,nersl rant replied that he powers ex-
ended only e. making convention on sub
..ets purcIs military, and tiat General Ord
.u'i only have meant that ar interview ON
.eeh -gh'.-'- you'd not be declined. Hence
-4.is argp ,hat the South an ret 10 ac-
,.ijatl- terms md must i,h. the Issue out.
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PRooM CORN SEED a.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24
Us 500 Six per cent.
GoLD-BE RING BONDS

The bouis AZ now worth a premium Of nine
per cent, in-l1trg Nold interest from Nov, which
makes the actual lost .. the 80 loan, at current
rates. including intere-. sbt1 ten pr cent. per
anHum. tesiies it. ,-sng'5g .fs7' STATE zza P'uT'
"a, tzraf.o u-l5,s rs from on 10 tiyss per eeH'
ro-s. s,,o-5ns to The rate levied Oh other proper
y. ~ae ia;r-z. is payable senl-fonually by
coupons attached 60 ssea note, which ma.N DO &C
III ard solt % any tarE O. banker
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4 Ns-ln- Nevada P7pcr say -.H- Ia tlst
l.akty man +, looked upon a- vagran;
4a.,-- f. .s- o. mining lrw--uIt uu he
-uI-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

The HeralTs Wilmington di-lajcd of tie
lith -ay- Two Of sherman = scouts reached
tins place tins morning TH,v report that
Sherman WAS at Laurel Hill and was march,
in- on. expecting Co reach Fayetteville pu
Jho 10th lust, or morning 10 o.. lrh inst.
Boats started ar Once up C,Se Fear River 20
remove distractions and ol,n cammunica-
tipu with Fayetteville
sherman met no serious opposition un biz
march. ami had fought n1 .art'e- Bebel
scouts have been hoveriuga him nstiu'ly
with "a division of cavalry ou hi- rs1r Dies
TJyil has Not been seen.
Sherman crossed the Great pcicr az Che
raw on the ith inst The town ou the south
bank was entrcnched bot the relel- made
feeble defence Sherman cavalry dashed
IN ou the rlE ans the retyI- Ioit an ihe run.
In their light thew lett 20 our men j guns
10 position sni four more were found on the
north H,rs To, rebels appeared content
with acting as ana escort t0 sherman army.
rr.t-'H- along in front, or a- D. they had cap
jur,. his whole army. ~ they al>s bad "a DO
Vision 20! very pcaccaiie cavalry following
heli.
Sherman cluricr- narrowly escaped, and
were driven 90 make q ictrur of 40 miles.
They represent the people a- willing along
a., route. strongly l,yoriug the Union, and
anxious ior the appearance ID the national
army.
IH-army is lu most excellent health and
condition and they have lived quite con-
-ImFJHusiy a- DO tic Georgia march. AZ
first ONE quarter ati1n- % meat. and other
provisions Were issued, but the abundance
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

We shah keep FLoURAND FEED constantly %
hand. for sale %
Wholesale and Retail.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

JAY COOKE.
>rEsrrls TleS AGENT, Phiiadelphit
DAYS u.
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NV ! TT0- u II7-7 10
j ppcisl o. the HaQd -av- There was
heavy Smelling on both sides before Peter
burg 100 Mauiry afternoon. wi-hout much
effect
TIE rcGei, arr now hard at work strength
ening their jaime River fleet, under the -u-
u,ryi-i1u af Semne>.
The rebels continue advancing in large
numbers INTO Grant r lines, as descrters.
They r-Ior, that 1rder- have recently been
ISSUED Tor Lees men to be- ready 20 march at
Jbe shortest notice
There were ruI1or- IN Washington ye,ter-
Jay. that rebel peace commissioners had ar
rived % CITY Point from Richmond but
nothing reliable.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

HALr "A. March To-
Tine steamship Africa. from Liverpool, has
arrivc1 with dates of March ith.
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W. p. HOvEY 4 co.
j Il W. f. Il X y

LID MANUFACTURERS AGENTS.
No. 325 ARCH IT. ,PHILADELPHIA.
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"A I'D g Il Or s

all coiors sEes and kinds. all which will Be sold
at Gold prices. Respectfully, PAGE BEST.
Mar. Is. 1855.
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Sot-s o. al the denomination named viii
Thiss
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

A VALUABLE MILK ROUND FOR SALE,
St-hh evefrthlns oofnps'e. luuuifs AZ the Dcpoi
near Nth IT, and tsi ave, or IW 81 ave 30
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COAL

COAL UNDER COVER, AT Gil 90 PER
~ ton. Best quality stove anu eRK coal. Larss nut
$40 Screened and delivered from yard IL and ID
hsngn st, bet Rlylngton and Delaney sta two bloc II
FROM East River l.. J. MuLDOwNS. 3li
COAL FROM THE MACDONALD AND
" MACENOi'5 Coal Yard The best quality Of
Locust Mountain. Lehigh. and other Coal, Stove,
Ey and Furnace ana Nut It the lowest market
l0th Ayes. N AACENOY, Successor to n MAC
DONALD NACLNOY tg
al PER TON OF 20O0 LBS. FOR BEST
VI Red and white Ash, Kgg aud Stove Coal
69.5y for Large Nut, screened and delivered. Cum
berland Coal Away, on hand from yard 1854 LEROY q
bet. West and Washington streets. SWEET
LACK s0I
SII PER TON FOR STOVE EGG AND
l. furnace coal, red and white ssh Of the best
gulueA screened aud delivered, at B4s Bouery, and
~ HOrzIOst. glb
The sun., 1865-12-28
pRICE REDUCED 10 S1 PER BOX :
The GREAT FNC,IIaU

SUN CHOLERINE REMEDY. THIS WELL
- kno.n medicine for the cure OF DiArhoea Dysea-
tery, CranIpa Cole, and all ooseness Of the b0wels
can be procured only Of the proprietor at ~ south
second stree. WiIliamsburgh. Price rs cents psr
potuot bUa
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DONETfcs sfRvASts. MR.. o.
., & &'iss Ss! +. =. :,i.:si ss.,;: ~ st;. ''" q
ERHAND BOYS WANTED IN THR
- shnuns ofhss iit Faiion ~.
LCR sEwEks wAStrD Ar iO2 Maiden
Isns - foof 10
GlWS OFT 90 EMPLOYMENT ANb
,.. s.ys' gs 20 ... .Y"' =. Iny 'g :, ~. glrs ss, g
GLASS PACKER wASTfr-OSR 1HAT
~s fsshd Also toJ wanted 70 put NJ lanisrns
(,OOD HANDS WANTED q" LADlRs
dr''- esV' " sif Eishth ave, bss h and asih
IRON MOULDERs-- sOOD MN WAN.
ted At - Railroad ave Jer..y CITY. ~
I .ADits, BEFORE BUYfNG on RENitNG
- rsins m.ehlne', s.ll =. % gfc'n1ieh ave, and
ts, thoioushly leaned " sofs ,hom. We learn IN
sboft time and recommend 20 get FoTt. or sfni to
o. loo priees ~
T ADDE'S TAUGHT ON SISGER's AND
NV A. ~. mArhino, perfect Tor o. In family sos
ins sitohnei and flannel shirt making fscatnfu end.
e. 70 shop. aher hsrni9s Algiy iias Allen st lot
I AIDES TAUGHT ON SINGERS AND
- Wheeler Wilson, machine, to hem. tuck and
fancy braidnf; also Hove, on leather perfect
ioI J, and RECOMMENDED " shops, nacniao, n
ith and sth sve.. 80
OPERATORS WANTED on SINGER \
- aud wheser 4 wilson. machines, on Aanno
,h.rt. TO work IN the shop Hlso snrt Fiyen out "
Cranherry ,t cor. FULTON, up stairs, Brooklvn.
OPERATORS AND PASTFRS WANTED
Oon ,hoe. Csnsll tho vsot al 100 Division ,, ss
DOVER LOOM WEAvERS WANTED
Alro. sood dtut.r. and sSpari.nced sinders
s raw slt, Apply 70 JOIN PENDAR, a92 Fita
ave, east side. be' 23d and 9ith sts. 1A
DIAPER BOXNiAKERS WANTED 10 Good
" Fulton st. 2GG
JTMBRELLAS-wANTED A FEW BOYS
~ .,I. that undeF''snd the business " 20 MurLY ST.
\VANTED-GIRLs TO WORK ON FELL
~ iss machine y , Apply from A. NJ to4r NJ,
WANTED-lN BROOKLYN, A FURNISH
w cd bedroom. with board, in re.pectabe Aueri.
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DENTISTRY.

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4 snt Beautiful teeth 1y the inventor, 81 each 4;
Teeth eItTac ed without pain. Carfious teeth flea
With gold or other filings teeth cleaned or whtenef,
DAD theatre. $50
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
th extrnnled without pain or no charge; beau
uiul teeth Inserted for ell esch aching teeth hlled
with the ce.ebrated hone filling without pain. All
operations skllmy performed and warranted. j
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way. Ssb
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nnknown TO the person 10 aIel tea or anything. TLey
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corner Of B0th st.
ROARD WANTED IN A PRIVATE FAM.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-15
TO BE SOLD!
A Farm Of ES5 Acres !

The subscriber offers for sale farm of the above
Dimensions ora part OF il, As soon may be. Said
farm is well located on the direct road from Hyue
Park street to Eden about IL miles from the
former place, and in good state OF cultivation,
and contains an excellent sugar orchard and
house with utensils. Nearly hall of said farm is
wood land, quantity OF which is pine timber.
The buildings are in Iolerable repair, consisting
OF house 22xio carriage and woodshsd with
dairy room 2OxiU, horsebarn 26x34. barn 35x44. =
shed To barn 26x3+, barn 26x36 and sheep shed
l6X32 all joined in the order In which they are
named making them very handy as to yards and
sheds In addition to The above, there is q hop
house lix32. and hog house lGx25. Water pump.
Ell into the house and bsrnyard also springs
convenient to the buildings The farm is princi-
pally fenced with stone. The stock and tools go
with farm if des ired. consisting OF l2O shet and
II head of cattle, &c A PARTON OF the above
stock is for sale without the farm. For further
particulars apply to the subscriber, either in per-
son or by letter. The purchaser can have the
whole farm, or q reserve OF woodland will be
made II desired o. WlSWALi4.
Hyde Park, Jan. %, 1860 Il
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-15
DE PARK SABBATH SCHOOL.

An question by Mrs White-who first sent
4 10 the army? ..
'berwin's class by Mrs. C. Fisk-who had
Mise of the power of glory of this world
.litions. what were the conditions, and
hs the reply
Fashburn' class, by the teacher-in what
<ces in The Bible does the word quarries
la what is its meaning iii those places?
Whites class, by the teacher-who com
[thc Physicians TO eMbalm his father
|Pare's class, by Bell Noyes-Some sick
<were once placed where the shadow of a
Ia might pass over them, why was This
In was the man?
|Bill's class, by Cynthia r. Sherwin-
|eart is said in scripture. to be as hard as
n the neither milestone?
EobIeigh's class, by Aiif Hall-what tree
manner of fiuit, and her fruit every
Newcomb's class, by Bell Page-of the
n wha, city did prohpet say it should
with boys and gils ploughing?
Pearsou's class, by Jimmie hill-what
4 were burnt to death for disobeying Gods
Ids?
ENarren's class, by the teacher-what rea
. find in scripture for being content
HI things as we have?
No last weeks question; Gen. ques. Acts
a Oea Sherwin's class, Jer 81 -
Ern,sl Oh l:22; Mrs. Whites Ps. 81
4 Keeler's Ps GS 4 Mrs. Warren $ San
4 Mrs. Pages Chren 39-40 Mrs Cob
Fclass Q Cor. 1888 Miss Peasons' class
10.
Mrs. S. HOWARD, s. s. Reporter.