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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-08
Miscellaneous.

r Al "a Y! n AL L z!
UNION MEN!
CLOSE UP THH LINES AND STAND
FIRM IN THE CAUSE
VNHE UNION MEN OF BALTIMORE co.
l. favorable 10 sustaining the Constitution and
Registry Law Of the State and OPPOSED TO
ANY Policy WHICH PUTS TRAITORS IN
POWER, will hold
GRAND MASS MEETING
rOwsOMrOwN,
On The 12ih day Of September neri 4,
AT II O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
UNION MEN, TURN OUT! DO not be dc.
ccived by false teachings. A desperate attempt
IL being made by the enemies Of the country la
get control Of II again. II behooves you Ia be-
Active! Come out In your strength
The following distinguished gentlemen. aud
others tO be hereafter announced, will address
Hos. JOHN NJ. Borrs. Of Virginia.
GgN. HAMILTON. of Texas.
GgS. JOHN A. LOGAN. of IIlinois.
Hos. J. A. J. CRESwELI.. Of Md.
Hon. JOHN l.. THOMAS, Jn., of Md.
by order of the Union Executive Committee
of baltimore county.
CHRISTIAN GORE. Chairman
August II.--tm.
Unconditional Union Executive
Committee.
4
TIME MEMBElls or THE UNcONDITIOS.
II Al UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY, consisting Of Mes
srs. ueorge II. whittemore. Robt. II. Thompson.
Nicholas y. maight. Henry Fran,S, Jasper y.
Slack. John Ditch. David =. Longnecker. Id
ward !. Larsh. Benz. d. Bush, Daniel Bccklcy.
capt. Henry Wilhelm, Christian Gore, William
Foster. Capt. Henry c. MeAllis,er. Captain
Robert :. Smith, james II. Miller. John II.
Longneckcr, Joseph Merryman, James u. Me
Conas, J. Augustus Hamilton. Jesse Garrett.
Geo. l.. Edwards, p. X. Lusby, VIM. button.
Capt. =. q. ?. waltemcycr aud Eiw. White
mere. are requested 10 meet at T0wS0NTOWN y.
On "Wednesday. Ssptembsr I3M. 1866.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
A fall attendance Is requested. as business IL
Importance will be before the Committee.
BY order Of Committee.
CHRISTIAN GORE, Chairman.
Aug. lin.
INorE.--It will be perceived that those who
have abandoned the Union organization for the
purpose Of forming the new party" are not
included ia this call.-Ebs.
STRAY COW.
GTATE OF MARYLAND. Baifiaore County.
~ to-irtf I'll hereby certify, that Grcenbcrry
A. Pearce, Of said county. broughtR-
before me the subscriber, a Justice orc MAJ
the Peace Ia and for the above coun-~-Q-A.
w. RED cow, about years old. with mo-
dunn sized horns, taken up a stray trcspa.s
ing On his premises. Given under my hand
this 25d day Of August, lsG6.
MATTHEW MURRAY. j. 4.
The owner Of the above described Cow is rc-
quested e. come forward. prove property, pay
charges aud take her away.
GREENBERRY A. PEARCE.
miles Hartford Road, near Aquila Amos.
September i.-3ts
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-08

TNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that The sub.
Il seriber has obtained from the orphans'
tration on the estate Of
ELIJAH HARMER,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber,
On or bgore Ae asia dey Of april, 1867
they may otherwise by law be excluded frosn
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this aIst
day Of August 1890.
JOSEPH @. DANCE,
Aug. Tot. Administrator.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-08
A GRAND PICNIC

XVIL be held at PEREGOs HILL, TOW.
w sONTowN, Rsltipiore county, on
"Wednesday. he letA Of isspfehbcr, ls6e.
commencing o. . O'clock A. NJ.
wackeF's Brass Band will be in attendance.
aud a zine platform erected for dancing. Re
freshments cf all kinds 10 be had on the ground.
TICK ETS IS CENTS. 90 be had 81
AIRS. URBAN, Towsontown.
Sept. 1T
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TNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, tina, the sub.
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans
court Of baltimore county, letters Of admins.
traiion on the estate Of
WILLIAM FoxcRoFF,
late Of said county, deceased. All peraona hav.
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouehera
thereof 10 the subscribers,
On or btf5rc tke 25M dan of AprsL Ise.
they may otherwise by law be excluded ftom
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested TO make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 2lst day
Of August, 1865.
NICHOLAS F0xcRoFF,
ug.25.-its Aaminis,,a,o,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
PmLADELrHIA. Aug. Il.

In consequence of the heavy lain yester-
to-day, the MigWam was scarcely completed
when the Convention assembled. IL was t.
have been called 90 order n. J. \. N, but
at noon rot more than lalI tire delegates had
arrived
Among those most prompt vC:, Stuat.T-
D0.iittic and Cywen and TX. +. u. Gen.
Blair. Whom Senator p19liulc bad reached
the lat;ornl band seated 90 q platform ia
the rear # toe Hail, played s-rIl- q Nj
tiOual airs, when y. Randall, Chairman Vi
the Union committee, at = %, said t'al hC
lad the pleasure there of announcing that
the delegates from South Carolina and Mas
sachusetts would march arm ia arm into the
Convention. Tie cheering witch followed
this was almost dcaicninE, and as Che pro
cCssi1n marched through tic ur nd alsics.
the q legatts aIlsc and huriaigi alternately
i.r tic Palmetto and Oh Bay STATE.
Gen. Couch OF Mass. and GaY. Orr % :.
c, led tie hand, and after reaching tho
front front 81 tie wIsWam tic delegates o.
the two States took seats together Tie
demonstration # enthusiasm having sub
sided, Mr.. Randall requested the Convention
TO come to order, and said that b. hal great
pleasure in suggesting tie name oi Gen.
bA444i a. E.A va - ava A-aaA fttHilf H..siit
man.
This auuouuccm, wac received WITH
good feeling ard Gen Dix was at once ch-s-
On Having banked bis fellow citizens Of
old New Euglaud for tie honor, Gen. Dix
counseiled harmony snd good wi!l as 4
means OF securing Tie important results.
v hat tier tore iati OE IoImed, tley had
assembled 10 r,s'urc w bringing the Is Bos
excluded States back into tie Union g. the
folds Of the Union and allow them 70 take
part in lie government.
For Elk months. he said, these Is States
had been governed by Is and they must now
cUnfne Themselves 10 tie one Iurpcfe OF re-
dressing The wrongs IN the administration OF
the government.
lie then rcbukod the course Of Congress
and said that its political complexion must
be changed, and would anticiTa'e pro- per
Gus era, with one country. one dig. and one
union Of equal rights
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Sprrial AoLirf.
Y TIME nr TnE T0RELOCN.

TAKE TINE by THE FORELOCS,
This ri sIrs vh,ch generates epilomic fevoss Is
NV re ~ "a clouds uId,r the flsr-rz beams Z
the dog day sun. Every living body, as well as
refuse 81 mai and vegetable matter. suits W.
Wholesome vsroi.. aud z crowded ci.ies ard the
dense sssenbisgts which business and pleasure call
together the elements c; disease arc evolved The
pressure upon every ,itsi ,rgnn f never so great
IS in the s,ccud and :liid month, q sumneI, sna
common se1so teaches Us that thee organ, require
20 be Iein;Crce1 % meet Il.
We hold cur lives, 20 &c spesk. or a repairing
lease. and this Is the season Ehcn the process Of
dilspidstien s most Tspd srd repairs are most re-
qulrcd ThcItHrs tuild ", pop aLd sustain the
powers Of nature with that mighty vegetable re-
eupersnt, HosIrlILB's BIITEEs. He who takes It
may he said to clothe himself in sanitary mail,
against which epidemic disease vii hurl It's poison
ed shafts in vain. This is no -ratuitous assertion,
Int great medical fact. at;eE.ed ~ twelve years
experience IN every climate Of tie bsbitable globe
Extremes q temperature always disturb the fune-
tons Of tie stomach, the bowels, the liver and skin
II is through these that the most dangerous msis-
dies assail US Tone them IN advance with Hos
YErrEa's B1-rIRs, ard defy beat and malaria.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
ALUABLE SPRING MEDICIE.
j. w. POiaHG's
FL a. ~ Or ID o a. n q ~

This excellent msdiciral COMPOUND wss lEst PC
pared BY D.. P. in Isi7, and va thcn employed
with Freat ,uceoss in oIgellins hgncss f-oE the
blood hut L Isis, medical fr.cni. ~, VS. cutie
celebrated es physician, especially 81 IL treat
neut Of LuIaolr, suggested s-Eo important IT,
proyenen:I, which were siop,ed, sli which have
IzdoiL 20 tie people fsy,) The vcry lc7. 7--,ecg
f5- all Einds q Lun0rs knew 10 'FLa fl,--.t
Iii7 preparation Is composed wholly Or ,t-il's
among which are sagsa7arills, yellow Do~t, Sob
Pine, y Ct d-tEcr, tGIs,trd J',tj Sal
saF, tie Doctor IS used IN ls1-.r-l- %. s
s general medicine. Unlike many che; I4P.f-
lar remedies, It is very grateful to the tlsto.
Lar-o size bottles IS cents. e?aro1 e. &c
New England Detanls Dspo:. B0s.o
April % u7u.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17

Tie cficcrs Of tie steamer Molly Ilamil-
ron r'pnrt that as they passed Helena, Ark,
on Tuerday evening, the sch regiment Of l.
;. co.ored lnisn,ry. who were there waiting
for transportation to ST Lluis. and thence
TO the Plains, had taken possession OF the
town and were firing di-c5iminately upon
the whites, and swore they w1uld burn the
place and kill every whita.
One cl'izen named Goldraith ks fatally
WOUNDED. The ,Xciismen. was intense. ana
the citizens were fyIng to places Of safety.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
aATCHELoR,s HAIR DIE

THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Harmless, reia
HE. instantaneous. the only perfect dye No cii
anoolntmsn., 10 ridiculous tints, trle to nature
blaok or brown. Genuine is sfgse< Hillid- q
s.,.,,,or. Also, Ressnsrstsd extract Of Hilleaeui
preserves and beauties the hair, preserves bale
ns... Sold W all druggists. F1etory 81 Barclay
IT., NY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
PERRY DAVIS
Eege table Pain s+iiIcr.

The Great Family Medicine qfn Age'
Paia Killer taken Internally, should be mixed with
milk AID water, and sWoetsred with sugar, oE sla5o
into @ sIrup wish uol-ss.f. For O c-9.h. O l-s
drops o. sugar. eaten, VII he more effective than
any thing else. F3's-ro Throat, cois', Che tt-oat
With mixture Of Pain Killer a.t water, a.t tl-
relief IS Immediate aad cure Fcst..e,
It should not De forgotten that DC PAN Ai-er g.
equally o. s7, 60 tske Internally a. % 60 sE'er-
aauy.
DE- sso,l Tire proprietor a,l 'l,aro. Go 1sa,n-
CT Star, Tr,Iirou' ?, -',,.r, sad stat. ID, ..s-
tor, says.
"Pcrry Davis Pain huiey. the ga and veil
known remedy, which has acquired q world 5i-c
-grDnu for the cue u gudtcu colds. coughs. cct.
weak stomach, general Geriitg. uI-r.1s saIr
mouth. caukertl mouth Or thr.-t 1--we. cI-. iu-
dysQe-7i1, cr1up and paia lr the r mach. Bowel
compliant. painters cole. Ati5t-. fhciers. day
thea and dy seuser. has Lose none Of ir7 good luuc
by repeated trial Tut continue p 5e7ugi pre-
m.-eut position IN every family
July win.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17

a Harrisburg despatch reports an attack
on the Tram containing Gov. Curtin, Gen.
Geary and ladies' and a party Of soldiers.
FTe arms were discharged and stones thro9n
~ the train. Several slldi5rs wounded
Inc tram was stopped and tho -oiiicrs went
IN pursuit Of the attacking PARTY. who & 2
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
SHEER RROOkE.

By .. d 90 tu'bar -f "Ncf.c" sol. i.--
t.-tl. Pie. goo.
"Ihs scene Do laid lu a New i'r-.fH. s-c Gee
pot BE- most admirably conceived. -rf thl o. Doe 81
tIineutly chsste and burr. lae ri.'s r.ts H! fI.e
Wo-k is e1cFet.r- and C-u ... o. On. 10 t.e sane
time the storJ is intensely interesting au. rssHlrs
..ii-inE one who las C.llEtrctg ll T,sU O..
fui H. even 90 the LAYING ssife .f n ord rlts due
ties. Aunt L. 10 ara her proverbs wound never
Pee forgotten ty The rs1 Ter 'Hupe' tLs heroine q
the story. b model in many respects a-f yaurs
ladies wcullt0 well Co initiate her easwr .g. $50
3 rclict f9r 'Shcrtrorky' an immense sale"
Tl- .f... r.-r f-l. t., 5..r... ga -r.-,.f rt...s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17

NV 1uiiL. = 2 z w
Mckee correspondents ssy AZ Austrian
man OF war at Vera Cruz was taking on
board large quantity ol provisions. 1t
was saii that Macmillan with large body
guard Would embark IN L'r .1r Europe,
while On the other ll..i i, we said that
Marshal BIZ inc Will order J.. detention bv
force # nee. s-aTy
Letters from Santa Nan, 10 parties in
NJ xicO have been intercepted aud numerous
Rrroris made iy IL, Imperial authorities
Santa AIis'- estates near Jalsta have been
eonfscatCd and thus several milhan. added
to the Imperial treasury
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17

The remedy Is within res,h Of al srs a.d.r''
cc-goszs Ft.is EEirae' Qf5s-Av, VII cure you q
ali ki9-'g Dissl'r., R,eVrIfi's, Go2f, Gr1uel,
Drsrsy. and chroHi1 Gonerrloe and vii renew and
restore you- exhausted end fsiiinS energies. !
GU have been ? too esger ro'rry ef ri,-s.rs moth
n. VII do you 90 much good a. ssoi1Es'-', E.
'lsef 6pehu. FlT many diseases h eden; 20 fsales
s-oi5-asr', BHeAl is sure and sovereign remedy.
Get thc gs-uis, PTies only o-s D9V1~.
Sold by A. c. sFtAK & Co, J. y ROSY. a.
Apothecsries generally.
URLGH ROGERS, Bo-toB, General AGENTS.
ASK FOR sM0 1ANDER's HUCHU.
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NEW IoRE Aug IN

cAsreeisl Washington despatch Gays Ger.
1isnt If informed tlat Lieut.. Daniels Of the
!cih infantry vas murdered B, the Indians
h.sr Fort Reno on the Pains
sinee the l4th ult., fouItsen mes have
WE ssalpsd II that section.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
(speclsl to the FREK PRr..A

MIDDLEBuRr, VT. Aug. Is.
At the republican district convention held
here to-day, Hon. Frederick E Woodbridge
was unanimously renomlnated for Congress
by acclamstion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17

Tic war in Europe il probably not ended.
TIE military and naval p-eparatious # France
POINT O. hostile inter'i4rs on thl part o' VI.
roleo3, IF l.,s demands tor ,hc cxon-ion Of
France to the Rhine are not peacefully com
piad with.
Authentic information from pirate
sources cil firm the following just received
PAEIs. Aug. 9lh.-Ihe Frtuch Cabinet
addressed note 70 the Prn--ian Govern
nent, pointing cut that the great charges
IN the political organization Of Germany
render IL necessary That the Ercrcl frontier
should be rsc-G-d by ~ accession 20; terri
tory hy France. TIE French Cabinet made
yesterday further e.ungnica-i 90 tho
Cabin at Berlin, demanding stor7tion D.:
the French frontier as IL existed In 1914
The Emperor of Mexico has arrived here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
uo.,rrsr .~vort.ru

The liss 40 the best the right srtiels soslly
every body likes 1t lie purely vegetable restore
grey hair in four weeks. or money refunded. Il
Will do II every time. Three applications will Gu
all humors Of the ,eslp Ask for WEBSTER
VEGETABLE HSrR rsrIsoRAEoR,, and don'ttst
any other
FOR SAFE 81 AZ BRUssHTs
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Dr.. DODR;S .N'ERE'F.V'E.
AND INTgCUR ATOR.

l-5Hg Nsfizirs-. q, a. If5-,1r'' BEET Frifsf
Leueorrhss (o- Wbi5e-) AmsuorThea C-uppses-
sion) Amenorrhaga DOWNS. nyrnsnorrhea( pain-
fal msnstruation). D.spepsis, SICK Heaoaehe, drag
ging down lensa !ons lo.s q strength, mental de-
preston, ccus-r1ted bowls slseplessness irritssl
i.y. and tbs i1n1me-zblo -yantoms Of low vitali-
" aad disturbed ci-culatipH--s-c -sr-t BY this
trsdius-y mc4.,'le Or tr-T7snfi in water IS
worth mere IS on fntjsorl'i-g Toa'- ;isa any
amour; II Alcoholic nitter-. which s-e alas'''t-
tended ~ reaction s1d dCrrcssion.
DIR. DODD'S NERNiNE
equalires the circulation o: the Nervous Fluid,
notes the free eircuia:ions 4 tbs blood -a;ds d.
sesticn. cures e3stiyenes,, regulates the towels
and restoTes the vital organs 10 their natural &C
tivity. Il cs-iairs 20 OPIUM other poisonous
drug and SIS an InyisorAtoT viii mako strong end
healthy the veskest system.
No woman should despair Of psrfeet restoration
70 health until the has thoroughly tried Dodd's
Ner,ins. All druggists cell it. Price, sl.oo.
3. sToRER CO.. Proprie;o;s.
Is Fulton Street. New York.
I.n.
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pufr.nyrpErA Auo Il

PHILADELPHfA, Aug. Is.
Southern delegates detained by accident
arrived lac, evening. Among other full del.
egations lie the pickpoekst fraternity. They
are plying their vocation to an enormous
sxtsat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17

c. {. Barr and II Clay Dean axe every
where heard. Beau. Hickman is here too.
lie keeps guard At the Executive Committee
rooms snd charges country delegate %
GEMS admission.
Tho nomination Of Gen DIX on the COM
mittee for permanent president fell hat.
GJg. Orr Of 5. { immediately nominated
Senator D sl.ttlo The name II Parsons OF
Alabama was also suggested.
1 i stated that tie South did nor a=k or
sant ,he oiiSa Louisiana. Georgia and
North C6r1lim ais ri;.j n,oittic. lie
said Ed had borne the trIut 81 ;Hc n-ui and
had tecn calamniatet and mi ropresonfcd
i.- he patriotic c'ur-s.
Dix declared ho We -iauzr lsr-i by tae
Soufh onacc,ul. ct his military au'eco3,n.s
Frank B.lir, Sen, wi.h his son Nanig5m-
cry are 1r the Continental. :. Ii Stephens
is mere hii away IN some private isuiiy;
KEEP. back OR some purpose.
j. Eeir- again thl- morning. \ iew 20 re
d@ic-afes arrived last evening. To the mass OF
delegates ever. tbiu. seems u he moving har-
m,giHusiT. Lat the managers find plenty o.
labor an come difficulty IN settling me
questions
II is proposed q, have -Ys4c OF ta- leading
delegations i.om ,.e $ rtH si'ss ,n OH. eye
LIr.aa Of affairs there.
.m5ng tie Ne6 Y.rS .l,!.-ste- tne-o j.
some tala yt bringing olt tiar.U.Sl - -
son clndiil.e ar G..e.g
TIE contest aili lca close one 'a' ,-c
Republicans l.ga 20 carry tae STATE ID
zrs-,
f.-... D. D. 60. 800 f.. IL. s.-. .. ..,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17

TuE tsI- rr.ti et.l.v -.irCu
tD.-L...-
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X. King Cutler and other conventionists
have made hthiayits before L. 5 Commission.
er Newton, charging Mayor Monroe and
Sheriff Hays with being principals or access.
ones in the homicides Of the Both ult.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
.PIHE The GINS.

Of Hua5ug rnres:srs are IN the SELL With dess''
hair eyes dangerous 90 health aus utterly assirur-
tiss % 'ho Lai-. =. 1-- suhuH - hs.- sour hrsi
Baptized with Liqoid Firs:
rbsz that cJ.iing ve -etl lie ?fsptr4:i'n.
CRESTADOROS HAfR DYE,
I'll. Ia Eve minute. -nqsrt any desired shade
from :-ht pr -ru 60 i-tila ai-lru' iaiarirs mo
db.es, scs.l.a- 49, s-.-. .r ..ais. tire -ssism
through the .o-s-. asva-r .eao.et. riru. dye'
Mannheim g By Caj- rs no t,ie- Hos9e.
Ss- yarz. s,ls b1 rrr- Saa'si =, -
Il i- 0re.-=r-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
CHEvALIER.s LIrrFnR rnrnAIR.

CHEvALIER'S LIFE FOR TIE HAIR.
Will RESTORE Gray Hair 60 its ORIGINAL
COLOR, STRENGTHEN and PEONOTE tlo
Growth q the weakest hair stop las falling OFT,
ksep the head clean, cioi AMI healthy, can be Uec
freely contains nOthiu- INJURIOUS "a unpara lClCd
a. a IiAIE-DRkSSING ; aud b. recommended ard
c. by our hes. Physicians. assure you. Ladies
"a Gentlemen IL is all you require for tie Heir.
.oId ly I'D Druggist, and al nv sllcc, No li..
Roadway, y. Y. SARAH \. CHEVhLIER. 81. u
Wholesale In Boston hy Geo. q. Goodwin Co
,ss 4 Potter N. s. Burr 8 Co.. Cart,rS Wiley
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
FASHIONS FOR 1890.
BEADLEY'S DUPLEN ELLIPTIC.
on Double spring skirts

VII not BEvn cr BRAS Ike the .H-ic springs
They are both Durable. EcouCmicaI, ans stylish.
and viii r1E rEvE thtiT TEETECT and BEAUTIFUL
suArr wEc-e ether ssirts ftr8rr 4rf3e ts.fs7
hESTS. BRADLEY 4 CARY. @ Chamber ST.,
~ Y
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z sFG54s,ss,E Es..RsEk33'.

an. uf,AAsaa.> ..str.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17

An aImisticc between Austria and Italy
hls teer Cnod. ior i1uT weeks, and e. con-
unue after the expiration ol that tine unlr75
notice rs given by either side.
The line Of d,wNkauCn las le.n -Erecd
upon
Tie Ysu,tians VITO were cJuV.ll.i go eu.
igratc into Austrian Empire ON return go
Nen.'ia.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
Patent Animal Fetscrs.
spEoI.L NoTICr.

r- horses mules --f cattle irst ztsi every f---
msr needs li.lt. ,t.-rs ed durhe. T-.--
c1-h si- pCr t,r
or! drE o. tsy then 80 GENE rate
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CINCINNATI, Aug. Il

The total number of deaths yesterday was
1873, OF which SO were from cholera.
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E. -'z-s. = QCr.ec; tgar spring open .u ;ac lzss
u .ta best ever offered, ever teiy wants t-rli-
WASTED -o-e special s--lt ID cre-N t0an @
whom alvl-ts-cs VII 10 given r- 80 c--ts
and stamp for two Hooks and trade prices, or
lI.-5 f.r t0r. 90 JOSEPH BRIGGS s ar17t-
way, Room 81. Sew York, who i7 a..0 s-1lt go
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17

News from Vienna SAYS ,bere is great eL-
element there: 4S2 men are 70 be tried i.r
ugh treason The people iu the streets
hail tho Emperor with shouts To- 0hirstc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17

L o meet the great demand fra better e'1ss If
J Chliscu's cad Youth Copper Tipped shoes
wa hsvo made arrangements whereby Wc are pre-
pared @ supply 20 the tFadc, % quantities o. SUIT
Uuschsfers, O superior qualities n Chidrsn- ard
Youths Goat, Calf Pchh.ci Cllflri pei1lcd Grain
uuor Tipped Sltcs.
AL Obstacles TT applying tic copper Tips %
Sewed work being overcome, We Cler, also com
plete assortment o. Chili-c-'s Sewcl SiI.Cs with
Copper Tips.
The attention % lie Trade IS particularly called
Clls line 90 -aD,.s.
FIELD. THAYER WHITCoAfE
Boot and Shoe manufactures and ICahcrs Pear.
aud i55 and 500 Congress Streets; Bo-tCr.
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pUT OF AND TAKEN OFF il 9 GoNEST sy
L any one, without ssHirg. oYe.ct screw. rivct.
or cut in the. cloth.
In order to let tie public 81 once sec the
lrcat advantages Of these goods We offer
receipt Of the p. ice, one Get sleeve Buttons.
ladies' or Gets. Plain soc Fancy - c. PER s-t
dor Susponder Butt0ns, &c. Or one sEs0rtei hoT
containing one d0E esch for coats. veEt psntE. and
0vsrcosts at HIS per box, full descriptive list
IRON which any style q Button can b ordered.
Will be sent BY mail On application. Call or ad-
drefs ". y, WATKINS, Soie Agent, No. 80 Broad
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Please state where yoa SOW tie Advertisement.
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