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A u C T Ton S 4 L Z S.
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BYJ. II. PARROTT, AJCTIONEE1
ys,pIr:Tr2rct csTc o.. vAJ,J..,,i..
EEHT ! ~ (: ~: - 1~-.,e of dn.l: -
fr1.+ 49,: II 1711--cIr| ~ i -: FL all 4 <
John ana yf attan,,FaJ 20 1hn ndarsjq,,ei,
bcaYiDr data an ~ r19th dsvnf Grt1hor 1850.
the subscriber, 3: Trustee ,nsmad ,ho,ein. viii
nrocccG +, SCI, .E,+ Ic,h
Mayor's Office IN The rit., nf 1ic%anJrio VA.
on Saturday, the 2lth dn;J Of V0rs1lJeI. ,,ccL ID
- n, q certain piece or /, $pI,FT'UF JtNr
situated in the county Of Fairfax in tn. state az
Vireinia. and lying NJ and near uorndon Sta
ton on the Alexandria, Loudoun and fIAi:p-
shirn Railroad continuing about 100 acres.
XIII tranf i inoproycG bva conturtahl. ...,
,r}VD.STOKY FKAME DWELLING E"z.i
yitbcnIIqroId attic. and the usual out-buidngs.
TBRMS:->o much 0fthe purchase money
v,in hn r,Cnirad in hand on the day Of sale Il,
viii be necessary 10 Day the costs aid eXPc:.s...
Of tie salc. and a certain note executed by said
Thompson amd Il. John. loc The sum Olive
hundred dollars: and due on tt" -jt! cay O.
VSiooGr '9 ST "'fh 2i ere, ;a%T'p jF"' 49,.
nrcviouS}y aaid. On the i:H;l,l..s 81 the par
rLn.e money a credit of twelve months viii b.
allowed from the 10Th day Of November. 1861
the deferred payment: to b. secured by = liz"
,luon the land.
or 25ts MATILDA YOUNG. Trustee.
=, ~.
TS'kCSIhhS "a ~ or hh.lI- - H. D.
Il by yirtVe OF 4 deed 81 IFt.:, tEo "T p.
smith, J0hH iHofHLol!: I!ODC - ~ r
II. LaHcMstcr George Berry, " imam E ,,;Iir
James Watson, Henry brahion arg L,'I''!,'
II. LyicS, bearing date the ISL 9a% 81 .\@N%|I''a'
1860, and duly of record IN iiheE y, 10, -
Folio ~ Of the Land Records OF 4 ieN"ndTIa
county, the undersigned a trustee IefctH lam
ed, will, in front o: the Mayer: ONCE. IN a..
city Of Alexandria, on SATURDAY, tnG I'm
day of November lojU-At i o c!ocN M 81 :n''
est @IdG i?' for r' casb, hat certsia LOT or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-07

e ,,;5 s9FtARRAR gave a second Lecture last
lugatatLiberty Hall, tosa large and respecta:
" VIZ audience. Indisposition prevented bin
, ,San GIVING theL full but theporious
saseallyered were highly gratifying to his hear
t tbsaS ME lectures next in fredericksburg, and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-07

HALL THEFT. The hall of the dwelling of
Mrs. C. T. Stuart, on King street, was entered
last night by thief, who.tooks off all the hats
on the rack, and was looking round for other
booty, when one Of the inmates Of the house
coming into the passage, the fellow ran off and
made his escape. Housekeepers had better
heep their front doors locked
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hIlsofs'o{ ,RgsA Aau1rrED5 by reference to
ae ceedingsof the County Court yesterday
,:Slll be seen that Captain George L. " hit
..3gy charged With embezzing the tundszof
I,e ~ atiopal Express company, was unanimous
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NEGROES ARRESTED, "A large number Of
negroes were arrested last night, and this morn
ng by the Police Officers, $for completely In the
demolition and DETACHMENT Of, and the robbie
res lately committed at, the negro Jail, called
The slave pen. 1t is supposed thatover one
thousand dollars worth of damages has been
sustained by this property: A portion Of the
non gratings, gas and water fixtures, &c, sto-
len from there have been recovered
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sTEaaERs- R!aE!R.9als, &C.
LBxanDRrA, LoUDoUa 3 HAMPSHIRE. R. R.

LVVoUUN & HAM PbE lhE2 Z. Z
~ III Ta
TRAINS LEAVE ALEXANDRIA DAILY SUN
- DAYS .ExCEPTED) At S! A. NJ
For Fails Church, Vienna, Thornton Herndon
T. Gultord, FarmweIl ana De'no Oh connecting
at 6uilf5id with Iutchnson,s Coaches, daily
: for Gum Spring, <Arcola, Aide, MidIicburg
with Peacock,s Coaches for Lecsburs, Ham
2 iton, Purcellvillc, Snirkcrsyille Custlcmall'
Ferry Berryville and Winchesier
sFARE:-To Midaleburg, So 25; Upperyille
9 81; Leesburg, So; Winchester, s. SO. In,
9 'si'" '' p'''''s - p''p W. BLYTHE,
3 &C 1O-eotjanl General Superintendent
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.a taFapllA ~ SUMNER The present weather
~ sss $ be eur famed Indian Summer, orsome-
lsleeg yer much Ike it. We hope Tor its
ra ag onlnaanee- like most joys in this
''fa' Its duration is generally limited u Z
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MA IL INE Il s T.
r RT&OFz ALEXAN DRIA-NONys7.

ARRIVED $3.50
i schr. Amanda, Y'anbourg Norfolk t. shingles
to Smoot IL Perry " .z..a5.e,t -
sohr. Bette Hooper, Gordon Philadelphia,
coalto John. Leatherand, SEQ ls-5E 8
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ALEXANDRIA CANAL nald aSvisits 70
the basin of The Alexandria Canal this orning,,

ALEXANDRIA CANA u nald aSvisits 70
the basin oofthe Alexandria Canal this morning,
and found water ip?ie.toqtheedepthsot three
land half feet Workmen are buslly engaged
there in making some Slight repairs tothe stop
locks and water gates, which will be completed
in day sor two Boats from Cumberland,
loaded with coal for the Mount Vernon Cotton
Factory ein this city, will arrive Georgetown
tonight, and soon afterwards come on to their
destination.
BASE. BALL.-7The first mines OF the Mount Mount
Vernon Base Ball Club OF this city were to
have left here this morning toaplay q match
game, on the grounds south Of the Presidents
House, in Washington, with the first mines
Of the Jefferson Club, Of that city, but in
consequence of the non reception of a letter
from the Mt. Vernon Club, by the Jefferson
Club, the proposed visit was not paid, and the
game not played
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n highest .cnsh price paid
L. by [my : I'll Is. WIFE Al
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05
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Patented Nay -, 1866.

Tbs article i.r wJ-hiI- with ut Ihhinz. except
Ia very lirfy places. vaish vii. require a very
slight rub. and unlike other prep2TAtiuns offered
Fog Ike purpose, WILL >oT RlT ia CLOTHES, but
will leave them uuch NHfTsB than ordinary meth
eds, without the usual wear agi tear.
II removes grease spots as 30 ly it-ic and sftens
the DIRT ht suaEn-s So tha: rusil- viii 10 ordinary
eases entirely remove O.
This power is prepared il a,clr lance with
chemiea. s-ieace, aud upon process pecliiar &
iiself EAiea l. -ure, by Letters Pa. nj. u has
ucen il use ior nor than year, ami has proTec
itself an universal liyorite wherever it has 1eeu
been used. Among the aiv4ula- e. claimed are the
following viz
ltsavc- al. the eXpel5e of soap usually used on
cotton and linen goods.
It SAVE. most a tie labor e iu' t-T- AID wear
and tear.
Also, fer cleaning sind VS. it is unsurpassed.
with one quarter the time aud lab = usually re-
quired lt impgrts beautiful gloss ans lustre much
superior O. aay other moe No water required
except O. no-stel The powder.
Direct., rs with each package.
And car he readily appreciated hJ q single tli4l.
The cost # lsLilz fora family d.! ave or six usr-
sJls viii not eycec 4 1uuEE CENTS
The manufacturers ot this powder are a5ylrc that
mans u5e.. '1upIulis D ave been introduced o.
the punl N b have ruttcl the cloth. or failed Ia
removing g. -lrt bug kn lW.l a. tls intrinsic ex-
cellence 70 this article they rdI--t.y proclaim
i as being ada ptel Co meet f-mtlt which has
loas ex 81 lud which has h.r ret fore remained
unsuppled
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DIR. MATTIsoN's SURE RESIDES
For oecial Cases.

CGnbe obtained ouly at his Office No. e
Cpion Street, ProTideuce, ard are sent
BY express y sealed packages, "e1-e from
oJ.errafon, i AZ lsrls OF the country Thy DO not
cure srsry'htag bet t0E ;teir respective purpose
,aey go.i.sr,ly As,e 70 equal. a. Circulars giving
full Information ls,A tts higaen teti oHial'. also
bookoa s0sei9l Dissl'es n seized sHVei0Ps, sent
free. - Be sure aad seaa far a,m, for without
ssereAos, no advsrtsing physician should be trust
ed. Enclose q stamp Tor postage, and direct "a
DR. siATTIsoH, No. IS unioa Street, Providence
RI. Aug a,isie-daviy
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CARRIE &. CILLEY.S FSI,TE

STATE OF VERMONT THE Hon Probate
s-ct Of Chittencen.
Z, all persons interested IN the estate Of Carrie
E.lllley II Jericho iu said L istrict.
GREETING
'Shsre2s, application in writing hath been made
- this Court by the guardian Of sand ward for IL
t. cell h the personal and real estate OF said
EaTd setting torth therein that her said ward owns
an adigited hall Ofthe farm of about 80 acres in
jericho whereof Jackson y Ciiley lately died seil-
ed exclusive Of the nGGestead and subie,t to the
dover Of the widow the-ein also interest in the
hlU-estetc also certai personal estate, and that
u would he for the interest of said ward that
the same he sold and converted into uGE y
Ana L ereu pOn the said Court appointed aEd a.
igEed the 18th cay Of October, A. ID. IS6s at th,.
PrJDate Court Rooms, in said District 20 hear and
1eside said Application ami ordered that
gutIic notice thereof be given TO all persons in
sisTfst therein, D pu0S hing this order tbre.
vet rs, 81, cesSively in Jht Burlington Free Press
newspaper which circUl2tes in the neighborhood
II those persons interested therein, all OF which
publications shall be previous to the tine appointed
tdT hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified To appear be
fore said Court, at the time AMI place Aforesaid
then add there to o. jet TO the granting Of such
liceuse, if you see cause.
Given under my hand at the Probate Court
Rooms, tins 18th day OF September A, II. 1906
WILDER L. BUENAP, Register.
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JOHN WILLIAMS ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT. ITO all persons cor
DISTRICT OF CHurEyDES. IS. i cerued in the er
tate ef John Williams. late Of Richmond in said
District, deceased.
GREETING
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and fnr the District Of Chittenden the 9Th day
OF September, A. d 1866, instrument purpOrt-
inS O. he the last will and testament # John VIII
llls late Of Richmond, In said District, deceased.
Vas presented % the Court aforesaid. Tor Probate
Aud il IS ordered ~ said court that the 18th day
Of October. a. % 1876 at the Probate Court rooms
ia aid Burlington. he assigned fer proving said
instrument and that nntice thereof he gwen 70 al
Concerned. " publishing this order three weeks
successfully in tie Burlington Free Press, news
per printed at said Burlington, previous to the
time appointed.
THERiFoRE. you are hereby notified 20 appear
before said Courl. the time and place Aforesaid,
aad contest tie probate Of said will, If you see
cause.
6iyen snder my hand a. Burlington in said Dis
trct, this 18th day Of September, A. ID. $500.
WILDER l.. BU RNAP, Register.
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AN EFFEUrUAL WORM MEDICINE
BrOWn;sVerInilugeC OsnfitS.

Or Worm Loze1ges. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
with children and adults attributed to other caus
es, il occasioned ~ worms. The ''VgRHIFUGz Goa
FTTs," although etfectual in destroying worms esn
do no possible Injury to the most delicate child
This valuable combination has been Successfully
seq Uy physicians and found to DC safe ana sure
in Graduating WORMS, so hurttul 10 children.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require
immediate attention, aeglee; Of the trouble often
causes prolonged sickness.
SYPTOMS OF WORMS ~ CHILDREN
are often overlooi cd worms IN Ale stas-4eh aai
bowels cause irritation, which car 10 reAoyei only
by the use Of a sure remedy. TIE Combination o.
ingredients used in masins Brss7r'i 'ys,1aif.g.
c0Hff'" is such to give the best possible effect
with safety,
CURTIS BROWN, PrOprieto-s, N,w YORK.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. at p rts. box.
May ls, l555-dawIv.
JOHN CHINAMAN Ell FER FELL
LOW, both in looks and actions Sometimes lie
sells queer TEA to the ''meliean men, but he can
no do that to the East India Tea Co., Boston.
Their long experience enables them to detect the
least sdulterstion- See their advertisement.
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REDUCTION IN PRICES
OF THE
an EEEC.fL gEt.fTCHE y
iIade al v ai;ham, Mas

In c.nzeqre,.ce ofthe recent great improveme nts
in or E4eiites for manufacturing we hare reduced
or-uri - 80 as low point a. they can be placed
WITH GOLD At PAR.
s,tis No On need hesitate to buy watch now
from thee. -, citation tina; vii Pc cheaper at some
+ t,-. .i,..-r bs test Of ter Je4Is and the manu-
ft-tur. and sale OF
No II thau 100000 " atches.
hare sfvsn sar productions the very hi chest rank
a...n.. tine keepers r5nnencin- rith the deter
rpfn.ti.n To- make out. % roughly excellent
sebes. our basne IS has .tea Oily Increased the
public became acquainted ~ith their value, until
frman,,.- to-, .he-, we have tcen unable 90 sup
plv the demand. We have rsPez-edly enlarged
our factory buildings until H-y u~s cover over
thrscac-ss 0f ground. and give --- mn slztion 10
more thal ,i-l, 1ls ire rl-s-.l
We are l4lly JUST Fed ia slyin= that We now rasle
..ra-e than oue-raIfof all The Watches sold in the
zJni.-4 ststes The different grades distinguish
ed Is ihe following Trademark on the plate
q. "Anerican Watch 90 " WalthaIn Mass.
2. Appleton. Tracy 1 c. Wai.ham, Mass.
.. .sP. g. Bartlett Waltham. u SIS.
4. 'Wu Euery."
=. OH LADIES WATCH - hrst quality is
LAileA -Alliiet't-H AA'e' ~ -ff
Mass.
H. On, next quality o. Lzdi-=' watch is nam d
oP L. bartlett" Wiltham. Mass. These
v,.,sis, are furnished ia s's't variety Of
.--ss ststyles q cases
M. a.. -,..r gst.h co. o.. Walk .a, Mas. su-
.,..--r.. .tass shay ----vu, a.-t notion 81 trade
marks - pri-c -...---,,.,-
-, vUe PRODUCTS o. TH-is FfcToRT
ARE FULLT H-fRE+'FrD
,s,. she ts.t .iue-' sei--s .ftae'r class ever made
IN ,l....,r any o,bcrc,gu,.5- E-}eTs should re-
,,.,.,s.sr tl.ir unlike ,be GUARANTEE u foreign
,,ste- r,9 -.a neve- ls reached ,hls salrautee is
GOOD sta-l times aeljns; tie company or their
aperts and that # altsr the most thorough trial
anv watch should Prove defective in any particular
itn,r be always exchanged Tor another Is the
American Watches made A. Taltlln are for s'io
bvd-alers generally throughout the country we
do not solicit orders for single watches
CAUTION. The puhl!c are cautioned to buy only
ofrespe,.able dealers AL persons selling counter
feits viii he prosecuted.
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON & co.
t,-snts f,- the American Watch Company.
I5s Washington St Boston,
Sept I5-dawim.
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EER FELL
DIPTHERIA.

For the cure Of that dreaded disease, DAVIS
PAIN KILLERS specific, if resorteat 70 in time.
1t should be used mixed with water, rs sargle,
and the thro-t hathed with Pain Killer freely.
Read what DR.. Walton writes Us. from CosLocton,
Ohio;
4 an happy to inform yen that tic Pain Killer
cures this new disease, 'Dptheria, or Sore Throat,
that "a prevailing to SO alarming extent in this
section % the country. On Walna; Greek. Holmes
county, they use scarcely any other remedy and il
as never leen known 10 fail ia a single instance
to the world
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,,uT wILLYoU SUFFER-

TIL. remedy is within reach Of all. S''iaHdfr'
c,-,ro,,,s Find Ert-1ct Of BuohS, will cure you Oh
an r,sr,y diseases, RkesHaafisHa, Gsat, Grarff'
n,o-,. "a ~l,,nie C;onorrioea and Will renew and
restore yOn, exhausted and falling energies. !
you have been too eager rotary Of pieS'-Te NON
ing viii do you so much good IS sH'9iH"deT' e
B1eha. For many diseases incident to ie'nales
surOl-ndsr', Bneia is a sure and sovereign remedy
Get the genuine. Price only One DoHaT.
Sold by A. c. sPEAR Co., J. W. RoBf' an
Apothecsries generally.
URLGH R oGERs Boston, General Agents
ASK FOR sMOLANDERis BUCHU.
Ian. IS-9iy.
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Reaal Notites.
JAMES sHIRLEY,s ESTATE
Observation-Disclosures ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. To all persons concerned
Ds-rict Of Chtrnden = in the the Estate Of Han
M r. Carpcut rll;c Of Milton T. ID District de sed
GREETING.
~ the rr1bite Court holden a. Burlington. within
aad FIR the District Of Chiteudcn, the 2th day q
September A. D. 1850 an Instrument, purporting 10 he
the at VIII and restsneut % Hannah 7. Carpenter
late II Milton in said District deceased preented
o. the Court Aforesaid for Probate and 1t IS ordered BY
SD o. ut that the 18th day II October A. ID. is66 at
the Probate curt Rooms In said burlington, be assigned
for proving aid Instrument an That notice thereof be
given to all persons concerned by Publishing this order
three weeks succesjveiv in the Burlington Free fresS
arewspaper printed II said Burlington, greyics 70 Il
~. appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10 appear before
all Court az the time and place aforesaid and contest
he probate Il ssid will. II YOU have cause
Given under hand at Burlington In said District,
hi, 29th day Of september A. ID. l>66.
wi4v3 WILDER J.. UiNAp. Register.
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR FRANK MOORE'S NEW YORK
"WOnen of the War;

A GENTS will end this \ book OF real rr.rif and
IA fHfriEsie r1fHe- sUBJEcT sEw-i-fsr -slv fnfs--
e,ttrg and ereitia9.-NO work ever attracted ard
engaged the publi' mind like this. EvcryhoIv,
wants il and Thousands will purchss II a. soon :
an opportunity i afforded them. Read what ac-f, q
say Of 1t
One experienced agent writes: 1t is the easies.
and pleaSantest roo. TO sell he ever o8nvassed ~
and says people are deh-hted with Il. the LaS,e,
especially. Another says Women OF the w.,
Is the book OF the season. Another, l37 oriers in
FUR days One reports Il orders the first day ~
canyassing "
IsTELLiGsST, active males or females will lud ,bs
sale OF this sOik pleasant and hQer1 ffre ,r-,5o
went THis Book sAs no CoMPEIIroR r,rns.
fresh and new 70 the people The territory Il
and clear. Agents understand the ad ysntaps. in
this particular. For full particulars send Tor cir
cular. Address, Va
s. SCRANTON Co..
i26 Aty !um It,, Hartford, Ccn,-
Sept z-g!
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IMPORTANT TO Females.

The csi.bsated DR.. DOW continues to dsso.s h.
entire time to the treatment Of all diseases Incident
10 the female system. An experience of twenty
thu. Year. enables him to guarantee speedy snd
,arr.nent r,IIeS IL the ysrst case. IF sugYrosiea
and oil orhsr Measrua. 'Fo1 usafetsT
Cause All letters for advice must contain u. ofes
No. Q Eniieot. street, Boston.
N.B.-Board furnished to those who wish 70 re-
main under treatment
Boston, June 7e, lse5--dStsvlsT.
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Three Grand Concerts
WILL RE GIyE<

First On Wednesday Evening. Oct 18th. by the
SolOsiale ofthe Convention, Sol1ists from abroad
and the Quintette Club.
Second, ON Thursday Evening. Oct 18th. Church
Music, Songs, Duets. Irlas, Quartetts Glees and
Choruses, Scloists and Quintctte Club
Third On Friday Evening. Oct. sth, The Con-
vention vii close with a grand performance OF
THE CREATION coiGbniu. the whole talent or
the occasion The solos sustained hy Mrs H. NJ
SNIiH, soprano ". F. LEAynT. Tenor, and J. E.
PkRklNs, Eass0.
Doors open a. r. oelacs. Concert 10 commence at =
The ttdium Of the drill will be relieved hy eevot
ins snort time Of each session to Songs Duets
yentiOn
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CHEykLiEg's LIRE FOR THE HAIR.

For ol- dollar. Adde'S. r. E.sPJAR. Jr.
80. .-l b, .si.n-:au 81. Boston Mass
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IMPORTANT TO THE GENERALPEo-
PIE.

%-EXT 10 the cCzr9r artclcs q daily food. fruits
y &C iere is nothing in Ue-s universal use
fnan cspdies; and uuhap7ily there l. uoth ~ n de
81 inject 10 aduller atun a. they are ~ the aoop-
tion a. the Use Of uecteTiUns substances cestruct-
NE 10 hralta An exposure o. these aiulteGation
and their pernicivus ELECTS IVES recent made
Ms nauer which causrG much sgecuiatiuni
~ ttubt earnyi many hat the only safe use 10
nads OF s.ndies and cynfec;iOls was 10 o tain tno
1ybicn re known u DC an The kn9Sle &c Va
tney are Illus pure Is WAT has mace ecgtnha4d
rsndies 70 pupu AT, and what las - enhanced a
In.inesr a. 10 encourage him & build = splend
marble ediice ia l. miie Place, FOR Als manaisetuI
mas s.,olsssie trade while his retail business
vii be carried oo al horticultural hal a. usuA4.
me finest and yurest material. ihe use u acne 81
the most innocent and innV1lOus cJOins Li4teIla-7
.'S r. reat.st and rnost tasteful -tyl Of manu-
fsetuT,as constitute sOuthmsya's caL4ies among
the best' the sales. sad the Eost popular ia the
market,-BostoR J0uTnd'.
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BATCHELoR,s HAIRDYE

THE BEST In THEswoRLD. harmless, reis
be, instantaneous. the only perfect dye No dis
appointment, no ridiculous tirts trus TO nature
black or brown. Genuine Il signed William a
BIotelsr. Also, Rsssnerstsd sxtsaet Of millefsur
preserves and beauties the hair, prsssrTss bald.
LEES. Bold ny all druggists. Factory 81 Bssoslay
ptrEY. dswiy
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WANTED,

A PERSON 10 purchase the copyright OF
n FL0YD's INDICATOR for the whole or either
Of the New England States. This is an entirely
new article In great demand ard will be sold ch
Its man1ttctlre Afford pleasant business With a
EEail capital ard sprp return OF largo prosts.
For saupls and particulars address,
20. FLOYD,
sspt2s-dswit' Bog iTss, Boston.
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TUE "BIBLrCAL RECORDER. =.

The public generally have great confidence in
this medicine. The numerous testimonials in &,
favor from well known c.ersymeu and missionaries
are vel calculated 20 convince any Tut The mos;
,keptcai. II there be any Of our readers who still
doubt touching the mag. powers O. FERRY DA-
Wis PAIN KILLER to relfere pain, We adv.s
them to buy one bottle, ami give +, a trial We
never new il yet 90 fail
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05

81 Al descriptions O:
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Eept constantly on hand and bought AMI sold at
MARKET RATES.
81 Deposits received IRON Eanfs, Bankers. and
individuals.
81 Special attsHt.oa PAL . 20 orders by Nail or
Telegraph for the puIchale CT fals # Government
Securities, c, mpoaud Interest Notes, &C., and tie
transaction Of financial business generally
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05
ORCHESTRA.
The ,HeRdeISSOha
GUN TIE CLUB.

U UVsIIIlT y gU0I
music, and composed @ the following eminent
Artists
WM. SCHULTZ, CARL MEISEL. EDW EEYER.
THOMAS RYAN, NILF FRIES.
In addition TO the above array OF talent. many Of
tbs leading Musicians from various parts Of the
country have been invited and i'll coutTil ute 10
the general entertain ment
BuOkS.-lhe JUBILATE.' new collection Of
Church Music BY Mr.. Emerson. the "CHORUs
WREATH and Haydn Grafton Ting CREtTfoy -
VIII be farnishel for the use Of the sln-ars