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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-22

" AnlalNNHA tNNs o.
The Tax bill will be taken up at ,u,e in
the Senate and pressed II a conclusion.
Quite a number Of members age -i-E Wlth
bowel complaints The length a. Che s,s-
SION and the changeabie weather. base aad
a tad feet On the heal;h % many m.mfer--
cultry weather would be sure O. nlskg mat
tiers worse. and in view OF this there is a
strong desire for as speedy an Adjournment
as possible.
Mr. Broomall of Pa, one Of the members
of the special committee 90 investigate tie
Memphis riot returned Yesterday 10 advance
of hls colleagues. lie states that Will, TO
distinct proof Of tie wOunding ami killing
Of any one white man by negroes was made
clear, the evidence Of the killing of 81 least
80 negroes by whites was Trjilc.L Eight
outrages ON females were proved uuler cir-
cumstancCs OF uameless horror ending with
burning OF the houses Ia which t-e violence
occurred. This was the work ol u.uritci
white rufians alone.
The origin of the masslcra was Gs tatci
by Gen. StCon, an g.rafe between .ew cH!-
ored soldiers and the police
The report 10! the COMMITTEE vail o. pro
scented soon after Mr.. Nssalurl and other
members Of the committee nave returned.
An Ottawa special says the Cabinet c5un-
I'll has decided TO Use great caution Ia max
M arrests unIer suspension Of Ile Ht5eas
Corpus. 4 number already arrested have
been bailei,
Commissioners are being appointed go as-
>e>s damages done by the Ecliaus WIKI
view TO their settlement By lhe government.
!, IL a matter of consideration whether the
claims shall be submitted {, ,Ae Jmt.I
states.
The subject Of assimihh1g t-e Canadian
.arf to that Of the Uuitei States o. uat.r
consideration.
\ Montreal despatch asys 5000 men viii
be kept on ,ac frontier. mostly r,sula--.
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WELL TO-DAY, SICK Tu-NIORRONV.
su,l i' the experience or Thousands law enjoy
crntiuua1- health. 20 what does tie ooea..g-a al
invalid attribute Do uncertain condition. E.t 20
himself of c.urs,. He .ly= the blame "a the ,l.-
m-,e, perhaps. ate toa hog. or too cold. or too
damp, 1r O.. dry. ~ t.o Variable. But q .,s he
ta-e te proper courte g. l.r,fy Dis constitution
a-1 bodily rams s-aius. tie extremes and chang
,- or which De C uP.alns' So. uc says, perhaps
that oult -l-.u MAJ G. uld lear such -rsat heat
rr .uch violent cold, or such sudden vi-iss.tui1s.
Wis then Goes be not resort Go tie great T,n.san
Provocative, which, az least quairuple the eapac-
ity 3 Dr.. system 60 rope. al external agencies
that tend O. produce l.-easer HOsTETIERS
CELbATED STOMACH E.TTEEs. take faithful
ly according Co. Gle directions. ail sa s;l-u-t., IN
che Stomach, lrae. the l,-va-, tone Ole Liver. SID
rs-u'et- All .lti- 1a-s tie whole animal ma
ch.Har. t.at tAt system. .a'te1l ~ being 40 the
mercy .. tas ueatler,a-- l.a lc O. Pc rs.strstel
rs ..e., change .i temperature. VII become case
hardened, aisle were. and almost .mperyir1s 90
eiaat., influence. % .st. the lrcveat.ve princ.-
pie that l.srerTaa's BITTER, eve their great
p.plar.g ta Che Er., Iaf.e.. British America ard
Au.'-art
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NnTIa z

THE MORGAN STALLION. called George wash
/ iu-ton, owned ly Russell H. Davis. Of Essex,
Will stand az tLe proprieta1s stable the following
season isT tle llL,i- 0i stock. Terms so % var
rant. RUSSELL Il. DAVIS.
E-=eL, June d. l- UWE
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there being some sales made as low as 81 Y cwt.-
The number at market being small. were all sold
Canada which, after paying the duty, did not cost
any more than last summer.
sheep and Lamhs-A good supply Of Sheep and
Handsome POO head more than last week. The
Groves that sold early made the best sales as pr-
ces fell full &c z D later in the morning one
Grover aid that be should sell his lot at SIC Y
70. but they were worth more. The quality was
not 9 Cd, and il is po0r inducement for the butch
eTs 70 buy Door quality when there :. plenty Of
mutton IN the market
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New YORK. June l6.

The steamship City of Paris from Liver
pool June 9th, via Queenstown 9Th, has
arrived.
1t is fully confirmed that the proposed
conference Of European powers has been
abandoned, owing to the demands Of Austria
and Prussia, which were regarded by Eng
land. France and Russia as tantamount to a
refusal.
All negotiations have been broken of by
the neutral powers and it remains for the
armed powers to negotiate among themselves
or Commence war.
The London Times says daily almost
hourly the chances Of peace pass away. Il
believes that the first event will occur IN the
Elbe Dochios but that the great move of
Austria viii be to attempt 10 possess herself
Of Liberia,
that the declaration Of war Will proceed
from Prussia. The Prussian government
has issued a circular note TO The ueutrls
charging Austria with fragrant breach of the
trearics by referring the Holstein question to
the Diet.
Prussia has also sent a protest % Austria
declaring that the measures announced by
Austria IN the Diet violate the treaty of
GasteIn, cause the suspension of the Ducaies
and restores the two powers 10 the position
accorded 10y the treaty of Vienna.
An Austrian circular declares that Austria
will observe the Gastein convention until
definite settlement Of the question Of the
Duchies lie effectel.
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STATE Of VERMONT. (VHE lion. the
District Of CLittraden, So L Pro- tie Court
ioI TIE District 20 LLItJeudvu.
IT, all persons Interested in the estate % David
Flim-u, LATE Of Jti-ae-ter. In slil u.s.llct de-
ceased.
GETTING.
Whereas. said Court hath assigned tle l0.h dav
o. July urXt for the settlement OF The a4ulIuI5-
traitor accent II the administrator Of the estate
3 sad Deceased, and ordered That public
notice thereof be gwen % AL peI-u rs inter-
este. il sara estate. ry publishing this -5er three
weeks succes-l5ely pTevI,us o. Tho g--i=Hsl,
tAe Durnu-t9u tf~e fIess printed Ia bennington,
l.. s-iI District.
Therefore, you are hereby not lied O. appear at
e rrO ate court iovlis, DO III lu-tou, ,l On DAY
assigned, tlen ead theIe 10 contest The .44owa-ce
% >.--l acc. nat, d GA cause.
Uiyeu unler ny hand, this tn day q June, d.
I-tt-
WILDER T.. BULEAP, Register.
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

/ THE Seventesnth semi-annual Meeting Of the
| Il Chitterden County Teachers Association will
be held In NestfJrd. on Friday and Saturday, the
| 29th and 3ith OF June, 1855.
ORDER or EXERCISES
FRIDAY MORNING.
At log o'.lock. Organization.
At II o'clock, Address by Nr. c. 81. Booth Of Is
sex.
AFTEENUuV.
Discussion "To Nhat extent is the Teacher res
ponsihle for the tarGiue,- absence Of the pupii
lhe discuss on viii he conducted BY Messrs ii. T.
Ward Of Jericno, II. A. HO art IL Westf I'd 9. 4.
BrOwne.l. Jr Of Hilliston. and Rev n b. Ch7u-
beriain OF Nestford.
Essay BY Miss Jennie q. Warner 4 Jericho
Address by Rev. IA. {. Estes, Of jericho.
EVENING.
Address BY Rev. L. $. Walker Of vilii.io,
Poem, hy hr. {. A. Castle q Burlington.
sAIuRDAY-N0ESIyG.
Discussion ''The best method Of securing order
IN school, To be opened by II. &. CLittenlen.
of S1uta Burlington.
Essay, by Miss Gratil Huutlcy Of Essex.
Discussion 90 What general exercises are useful
IN school Mescrs. J. shonion ami Francis Par
rell' Of the l. V. NJ, are expected % leaf in tie
discussion.
Essay, by Mr. A. c. Whitter5re, Of the L. y.M.
ArTEEso0y.
Essays by Me-srs. Henry BeIknap. ef Nv 81
and r.. l. br0snell, o. E-seX Junction
Closing Address - j. 5. Adams, EsI., Of Eurling-
Teachers and all Others interested m the objects
q the Ass0ci iton. invited o. be present and 70
all such the people 81 Nest'05d viii cordially ex-
tend their Ospitality.
By order Of the FV--rriyE COMMITTEE.
June 10Th. i-t6 tawlw
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Funds to assist the defence Of MAJOR Geer
have been literally subscribed here
Adyiees from Honduras state that Alvarez
loads the insurgents there and C1rtinas the
Government troops. The recent action there
Iasted q hours, the Gov! troops beng de-
leated ami Cortinas captured.
A forced loan was feared az IroXillo.
The steamship Florida Of the Liverpool
line has been seized by tue Custom uouse
authorities. The wine importers allese tnat
the seizure Is unjust, and that they are = the
victims Of the bad detective system at Dor
.deaux.
The Texans say the Uulou ticket Will be
elected by yole OF five 10 one.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-22

\ II RAPAThIC BALSAM, or Natures great
= harnuniLcr- This Pluacea is d sure cur Tor
az a. uin1rs and skln diseases, Catarrh, Deafness
ltheumntisn, Neuralgia, Piles, So aims Bruises
Burns, sores, Worms and all diseases the Threat
ana troncllli lube. Price 81 cts. and 81 ...l Der
bottle for sale bY Druggists generally r HAYNES
~. II.nIlet.r.. y ane Stre.t. Eo.,ln.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-22

The Convention met at the hour Tic
nominating committee reported nominating
j. 4. Page Of Montpelier, for Treasurer, and
reappointing the State Committee OF Last
year. The report was adopted. Hon. Dam
lel Roberts. Chairman Of the Committee
On resolutions, reported series OF
resolutions IN favor Of keeping government
in loyal hands, approving tie constitutional
amendment. though declaring it imperfect IN
20 far As it i, not nascd on equal rights for
all. irrespective Of race or color: hvorlug
the speedy reconstruction Of the south
ern States as soon as they shall
give evidence of loyalty and regard for
equal rights. and declaring that worthy sol
diers should not be overlooked in the distri-
button Of civil Offices. and mourning tie
death of Senator's Colamcr and Foot.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-22

There is a good deal OF excitement tins
morning respecting tie Rrusscau-Grinnell
affair. There II talk OF tbe expulsion oil
Rousseau. The Southern mcmrcrs and
c.lperheads are trying 10 justify 1t. II Is
alleged that Rousseau mad ASSISTANCE IN his
attack last night On GrinHeii- One OF ms
friends drew pistol llst mig. oa RePuo-
lican at the Eobiu House Tor deuouncing
Rousseau, but no fight cusucd.
Tina House Committee on Foreign Tela-
lions will now report resolutions somewhat
lav0ring the Fenian movement or censurinS
ghe conduct OF the Administration m Its ID
Jerpretation Of the Neutrality laws.
L will be aimed at Mr. Seward. II VIII
also take bold grounds ~ regard 20 Mckee,
though il is satisfied with Tie conduct OF the
Government iii that respect.
The COMMITTEE j. luminous against th'
proposition TO end0Fsa she Mexican bonds
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WASHINGTON, june Is,

The House has voted 10 appoint a special
committee to investigate the assault made in
the Capitol yesterday. Mr.. Grinnell is in
bis seat to-day, his face bearing liyid veal
where one Of the blows was struck.
he saws that had he not seen that his ss.ail-
ant was surrounded by bis friends. probably
armed, be believes that he could have thrown
him down the portico steps.
Gen. Rousseau is also in bis seat receiving
ne congratulations Of the ehivslry
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B1srox, June Is.

A special despatch from Concord, \. H.,
to the Journal says Hon. james W. Patter-
son was to-day elected L. Senator from
that State, in place of Hon. Daniel Clark.
whose term expires in 1867.
4 despatch from Portsmouth, n. H., TO
the Herald SAYS that the whole gang of
caulkers at the navy yard have been dis
charged, in nsequenee of their refusal to
work on the ship Simla.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-22

The State Convention D wei attended a-I
flls tue village Hail. which is -le place el
meeting. L organized by the choice of
Hon. L. b. El.ltsbY Of Burlington. as Pres
iient. and Gen. q. j. Stannarj, Hon. Wan
Clapp and Col. C. II. joyce as Vice Prcsi-
denis. and W p Davis and j. R. Fiags
Secretaries.
Gov. Dillingham; and Lieut.. Gov Gardner.
were rc nominated By acclamauln, within
20 minutes after tie assembling of tie Con-
yonuon
\ nominating committee was then formed
in the usual way ior the u'mna ion Of
Treasurer, and a Committee Of one from
each County or resolutions
The nominating Commute VIII present
the name Of j. \. Page, OF Montpelier, FOR
Treasure The vote in committee stood
81 Tor Page to % for Z. johnson u Wood
stock.
The Convention then adjourned 10 = p. VI
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DIR. BICKNELL's SYRUP:
THE GREAT
CHOLERA RE.FED

Also DyseH'sTy, DidThos1, Cholera MorsH' summer
c9mpiaiaf, Pam CTEaP Stomach or Bo,reis, Sick
or Sour Stomach, Painter Colo &c and Is warranted
to cure or no pay. l. purely veget able. without 4
particle Of opiate OF narcotic. Hi lilly aromatic
very pleasant TO the taste, mild. but sure ia ts
eIs;ts, warns and strengthens tho sys an, acts
like charm. afording almost immediate
relief, and taste Of the Art &c will satisfy the
most redulOus.Of these facts. sold by all dealers
in medicine. Please send or circular Try it,
Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON, Providence,
R. l. DE,iAs BARNES & co. Of New York, Gen.
eral Agents.
May r. fswcm
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The Senate having called ou tie President
l1r information on she subject oI tae late .n-
sur.ent States Old the subject oI the r-hI
deht be responds. The North Carolina
Convention prohibited as payment. Inc =.
G.. Convention and legislature were .ul'lr
70 act without further Information ia re15rj
90 the rebel debt.
The Ga. convention pronounced Dr. null ami
Void and prohibiting its payment.
Tie Ala. convention Forbade the l--lur-
non Of any part Of 1t.
The Florida INVENTION dcrilr.- DO ual
and void.
The Miss Legislature prJ.i lied l.- pas
uont Until authorized by tha- hliy.
The Tcxl- convention declared j. nrIl ana
void
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tfGEErtNta-
WILDER BCGyAP, sesister.
JULIUs nAPGoOp,s EsTATE.

I'VE, THE ST BSCail EBS. HAVING .gen appoiu T.
W Ell bJ the honorable the Probate Court for
llr District u OAlt.u-GUl, tuE4uIseD Is 10 Ic-
ceIve. examine and al - .e claims deIu4n mi
20 ala pvr-uLs against the estate ui julius iap- o.,
la.e 90 Jerruv, De- sal. strllt, pr, ute iusU-
vent, and alsJ al claims ami Il, .,us exhibited in
Offset t-elctu anu uth- 60, Il, tte ~ O. the
date hereof, De uL allowed uy sdId tuu.t Tor that
purpose. We DO therefore he ehy gi.c b. -Icr, ia {
vii attend 10 tho business Of uIr ap- uIntm ut
10 the DWELLING % WHOM Harriet usp-.O Cd IN JeIi-
chC, IN sill District, on the second ltu-, July
aha JctIue. neat. At 40 O'cI,ck, a. Nj. IN each OF
sl.I days
lotvi this lS;h day Of Nay, 4. d i-ft.
r h. REED, .,.-..,... ..,.-s
=. b. BLISS, 5
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Eeaal llutitrs.
RnNASA RAYS E,sTAIF.

M f. TIE 81 6SCRIBERS. having been appoint
w ed bJ the Honorable the PROBATE Court Tor
the District Of Chitteuden, Commissioners 20 re-
ceive, examine and adjust the claim and demands
OF ali persons, AGAINST the estate IL i.aXina Ray.
late Of Hinesbu Oh, IN said district. represent
ca insoivrnt, and also all claims and deman e1-
toited IN onset thereto; ald SIX months from tho
day OF tue date hereof being allowed BY said Court
for that purpose, do therefore her By give no.
tce, that W II attend % the bus OF our aP-
point IL the dwelling, of the late RJxuna Ray,
IN uincshursh, iu stit District. IN TIE third
Thursdays OF Jui auI uvccm .-r next, a. %
O'Clock, a N on each OF sad DAYS.
Dated this 9th day Uf June A. Al. l-fj.
CHARLES II. WEEil, : go. ...s.-
RUFUS PArRICk, ,''1l- '''''i@-'-
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This is ,lc hottest day OF t.c season thus
tar.
There Was q lively scene "a -Ao National
FAIR la-t ui.ht. A rebel walked 20 % the
book and manifested desire 20 yJ.e M
Barrett requested him % write tho name of
his layorilc candidate on thc page IN the
book which was partly filled with the names.
lie declined. but turned over a Leaf and
wrote at tie top If the page the name Of
Gen. Ewel. late of the Iey.l my.
Nir. Barnett immtdmtelE tore va. the Leaf
and be- WAS instantly -oizej by tire ay,tanders
ud elected from the buil ing.
mother desired TO vote .lr Gen r. L
rot Mr. B. closed the box and advised
- IT,, 2. leave. declaring shat Union ORPHANS
.l--la u., bee insultol.
u T'- ,.ts stlod at tie q -y last night; FOR
an howard 226. fyr Geu. Sherman %
Tie tyIhus lever is becoming q" ePldenln
B., tI. l.m-house. il }, Ol ID malignant
character. SIX deaths have occurred within
a lew days,
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So FRANcIsc,. June y.

Tie result Of the Oregon election Is IN
doubt. Both parties claim the state by about
COCO majority.
Returns Of election IN Washington Terri
tory slow large democratic gains. The en-
tIe democratic ticket IL nine counties Is
is elected and It Is believed 90 be 50 m four
others.
The C0ur,T and Nauc.ay,r's Island Nsrs
say the news from Canada created much tx
element.
Two men-of-war and two -uuaoa's rlceIv-
,t orders % cruise of Tie LAst.r.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH:
Scratch Scratch Scratch ,

WILL CURE TIE ITCH IN As HOURS.
AIso cure SAT- RaEUu, ULcFRs, CHILBLAIss. and
all ERUPrloys " rHE SAM, Price % cents. For
sale by all druggists.
BY sending 60 cents to WEEKS POTTER, Gen.
Agents, no Washington street, Boston, it will be
forwarded bY mall free ofpostase % any address il
the United States.
Oct % ls65-dawlYr
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The Heralds correspondent at Browns
Vile Texas writing on the ith says an ex-
pedition of Imperiaiisis marched from
Matchula with intention Of dispeTsing the
Liberal army at Espinosa- Victoria but they
we're outaanded by Gen Escobedo and
forced to retreat with heavy lOss in deserters
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RArCHEloR,s HtIR DYE

THE BEST N TIE WORLD. Harmless, reli4
Die, instantaneous. the oily perfect dye 30 dis
appointment. no riiiealous tints, true to nature
black OF brown. Genuine signed Eiii4m 4.
Bl'-bel,r. Also, Regonerltsi extract Of milleleur
preserves and beautifes the hair, preserves bald
ness. sold hyau druggists. Factory 81 Barcelay
shy dawly.
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An EFFEC-UAL WORM MEDICINE
RrnyVn,sE erlssiiuge Commits.

or Worm Lrzca-cs Much sickness. undoubtedly,
with children and adults attri utsi t. other caus-
O., is o,-lsrued ay sorms. the "VlamFUGt Cow
PITS, although edectlal liz destroying worms, can
d1 no possible Injury % Tie most delicate child.
This sa.uabls com inltiln ha- been successfully
s-u uy p1y s.ciaus. ami iouni to be safe and sure
60 c-a3icatias worms So hurtiul 70 children.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require
Immediate attention, as NEGLECT Of the trouble often
causes prolonged sickness.
sYPTOMs OF WORNIsIN CHILDREN
are often overlooked worms in the stomach and
haE ls cause irritation, ~iieh can be removed only
by the use u a sure remedy. The combination Of
Ingredients used in masins B5osras "Feraaiugs
Cosfs" IS such as 70 give the best possible effect
with safety,
CURTIS 3 BROWN. Prsprieto-s, New York
Sold by all Dealers in iIeiiine-, at - cts. box.
May %. Iss6-dlwiv.
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WE Seventesnth semi-annual Meeting Of the
Chitterden County Teachers Association will
e held in Westf5rd. on Friday and Saturday. the
d o-T a > nFF In.
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IL ! ;lI;i!ysY.sY;::S;'|

RooT's PEsrAcHIyE preserves the lie Of the Esir
changes il from ray 10 its original color in hTee
weeks preventing the hair f-.'o nl.il-' is the
hest article lor dressing ,le lair ever found in
Inar..t viii ..fc.H rctn.H. l.uLrul and curc al
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GEO. ly.PATkick.s ESTATE.

WILDER l.. BURNaf. B,-t.e-
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e q c zaG4SSI F,s,i, .a,r a the
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NEw Y0RK. June 20

Four or FIVE new cases Of cholera were re-
ported in the Fourth and Sixth Wards last
night, but none Of them have as get proved
fatal. and they are considered c1nyaloscent
Reports from Quarantine state that the
cholera is rapidly increasing on the steamer
Illinois. and that it viii be necessary 10 re
move portion Of the passengers to prevent
the spread of the disease.
The Board OF Health continue extremely
energetic in their precautionary measures,
and no alarm is felt in the city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-22
MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR
REsTORER.

Would you have daIk and lgstrous LOCKS. and vie
With beautys queen, the goddess u the SKY
or is your beauty fading to- decay,
Your raven tressss passing FAST away
Or is re drawing TOO uatimely near,
DO silveTy locks upon your had appear
Then why q youthful beauty, why despair
When there's a balm for every silvery hair
Times sorrows, fever's Iavages it blesses-
A sure restorer Of those missing tTesses
From her bright locks the immortal name it won
or Hair Restorer-"MAETHA WAsHIsGToS ~
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And get bottle with the least delay
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SIMONDS eco, Pfoprietors
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March T..
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I UMBER can be Sc soned in from two to four
u days, by Rulkley's Patent. at an average cost
Of 81 per NJ from the green. For circular or in
formation address q. II. BULKLEY, No. Case
Building, Cleveland Ohio.
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BURLIxdroSBUsISEss CoLLEGE.-Thisinstitu
ton Is designed to impart to young men a sound
rocti,aI business education which shall ct
them for active duty in any department Of bust
meas. The College Monthly with Authorization
NAV be obtained by addressing Bryan stratton
and Hoyt, Burlington VI
Burlington Sept. 1850 Wit
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Itis On entirely new scientific discovery, combining
many Of the most powerful and restorative agents
IN the regtt.jle tagao7i-
We have such confidence in It's merits, and are
60 sil-a II will DO al We CHIN for H. that we offer
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Cambridge Cattle Market.


Cambridge Cattle Market
WEDNESDAY, June 70.
Amount Of Live Stock at Market.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. swine
This week, 26I 1851 PISS
Last week 3D 1915 1850
From Vermont, 1876 1855 go.
Prices Of Market Beef-extra sl4 90 a Il "a.
First quality 10 q a 10 70
Second quality, u 80 q 10 %.
Third quality, IL 90 a II 90.
working oxen y pair $50, 900 a 20.
Nilch Cows and Calves, SIS, 50 IS q l25.
Two years old. SIS a IS.
Three years pld, S65 a 10;
prices Of Sheep and Lsmhs-ln lots s. So 80.
400 a 1 so each extra 90 a o., or from 4; a
spring Lamb. So 80 a 80.
Veal Calr,s 50 90 O. 10 90.
UIdst7 q Sc Y b..
Tsn,aw7: a So v D.
Pelts A. &c n 2EJ eseh,
Calf Skins CSC Y =.
REMARKS.
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