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\ few nights ago Mr BJdkin-who had
been out taking social glass and pipe on
going home late, he borrowed an umberlla:
and when bis wile's tongue was loosened, he
sat up in bed. and suddeliy opened his par
aclutc "What are You going to Do with
-h-t thng?" said she. Why, my dear, |
expected o severe storm tonight. and / came
E-cIarsd" In less than twenty minutes
Ars. B-1kin was fast asleep.
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We net an oid gentleman lf -lou, SD years,
near Judge Hubhafl's,- which place was sur
rounded witl ieuilus, displsiug li bre4kfas,
and "lu.. care O. the best ai,autag5-who,
in req y 20 cur inquiry concerning the ''situa-
ton. SAID there were hrse h1rsa H4 over there;
they'll rob some IL Canada" The ancient was
Be wild 10 bis estimate rs some E1oi people here
Driving on the gathering squads Of men. arm
Ell aui uuarm-l, warned Us that ,he main body
Was not distant. ana We soon behell in the dis
tance the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

CoyGREssioNAL.-C Congress has Of late
been compelled to yield to the Fenians, in
it's claim to attention in this quarter. On
looking back we find several matters worth
noting. In the Senate on the 4.h the Re-
construction resolutions came up. Mr. Doc
little offered a substitute for the 2d sec
tion, aPPortioning representatives on the
voters, and taxes or the property Of the
States, according to the plan favored by the
President He said the amendment would
give lO2 majority to the Free States in the
electoral college
Mr. Edmunds took issue with the state
ment, claiming that the proposition Of the
Senator was one Of inherent error in bolh
principle and practice.
On the 5th. Mr. Eimunds from the Com
mittee on Comme ce, reported with amend
ments the bill further to provide for the
safety Of the lives Of passengers on hoard
vessels propelled IN whole or part by steam.
On the 9th, Mr.. Poland gave his views on
Reconstruction. which we shall notice here
after.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

Hon NE CsaIlirrs make Wal-Tte Hostile
feeling i0.carIs -AmIieaHs-IEs Strength
crf FtG,acss Of DC Cl1Gf1s
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IFrOm the Daily Of Saturday. ]

The invading army, numbering scant
1000 men. remain just across the lines, liv-
ing as bee, they may on the country, by con-
fscating and killing tie sheep and cat lie of
the farmers. The arrivals of recruits have
ceased, and numbers are beginning to drop
of and are leaving for theirhomes Colonel
Donnelly's company Of sixty five, who re-
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IMPORTANT CIRCULAR.
By the President,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.

ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, b C., June 8, 1866.
To the District .fH0rarys and .Ngrsh0is o. he
United Siufrs.
By the direction Of the President you are
hereby instructed TO cause the arrest Of all
prominent leaders or conspirators, persons
called ." Fenians,'' whom you may have pToba-
bic cause to believe have been or may he guilty
Of violations Of the neutrality laws Of the Uni
ted States
(Siguei) JAMES SPEED, ATTY Gen1
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~ GENERAL

We were most Hospitality received at Head
Quarters in cur journalistic capacity and every
facility was afforded Us for observation. The
men ars dispersed sbeut in groups, quietly and
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At one house party Of Fenians stopped. and
ssked for milk. The woman in charge OF the
premises informed them that she had 'only
enough for the pigs" An idea was suggested
by this reply, and squesling from the pen soon
announced the decease Of the pigs. and the re-
moyal Of her objection.
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-. - ratIeul.. 81.

-- i-es--.p --.l saved lHY daughters lie and
les '-tt ---- ----le-s VI cl--lrs. '-lev- L Hun
r--.I, t.ll-s-l. n. J..
sc ill-s ia i.r tie benefit We have received
i-.-a e-r prepared fles--. It-0u---I.ey. p. PEE-
l.AfN-. -.-1ss ~ Penn.
every ele 90 sloul have recommended Il has
eL-ltt-- much - lts use KEY. {. ID JONES
Aac ne, Ms.
tIGLE 4,Usz, AsT0E PLACE. n. Yin the early
F-ft 10 rearLarf1 l-u5. j vas suffering from VIC
lent c---l, iu- which EaC been treated curing
si1 L-.l ls previously without oeuent. ] had
y ~ -,ufz.sa licL con p4etey Frustrated me. In
--y evening, L-arseL--s Nuu-c come On, which
Wau4- rreseur me irll spe4klr- above a whisper
-L- -iitn Ia t"- tt-cs- % 1sinorrhase from the
.---s - Iall-t Pls slc-4l as urec me that be
could do a. --o-e ~ I, q Fas growing rapidly
worse az LAl 1ctl c-u-l--lcl O. leave business
t1r Nearly tga months Al lg SIS u1tous luulcAr q
ulu-.-ta abs. me presence ~ Consumption II
tie beginning ol February Mr. Henry Fisher.
IrsGsrc- o. ss Hleri-ll. Bibls SocIety, presented
ne VAN a bottle % the PEEPARED PEEscRIPIIcS
u lfW u4's ~! appetite winch i Lad entirely
-Qs--. returned EltLln a Eee=, my cough had a.
l-lsi l-!i LIE a-- D. les than Two weeks. the
Nsysf->utGt4 were ID. ken ~. Theucei0rSarC !
-e-lllt- sIr5i ---L rapll.E AlL an Low regularly
attgn-iu- O. - duties -s clerk 70 the American
bible olcletl ~ whose emp.uy Ineng ] hs e been
uLue years, an nov eljos IN -u0d health. Your
prescription entctc- d IKE WHEN H. friends dee
paired "a L. recovery THUS =. CUNGEE-
81 have has Nervous or spzsuodic Asthma 10y
eleven ears. Daring the last 81 year, / have
Lrv-r la- an uEluteIru tel nights rest. IL Oittu
s--lt- Lie that WolIa die before cuuld -et air
---- ny -u--s- Was l4ssar- an sD.rltless, ana
--ltlu- 30 greatly 1rl-- s4uTtLuss o. breath tuR-
PEELED o. taAe Ireg ueut rests II walAln..
-r--- L.. r-sl-uLce q ny pace u. business.
The hight before 4 Out4lue1 the 'PREPAREr
ELr -l-lF-l1S. va Lle wort ever pissed. VI
obtaining t-t rgll---! tooh p00LlE4 a. NOON
-l- 1---l ~ D. sLts and sle4- a.. L--hI without
~aA-l-. 4AaFv not Aal a tIJkel - .-uts est since
L. longer IUuE -na.-
-aI-. haze aimed II strength anu sylrlts Anc al
moi a. all afflicted VIII -slertutss u uIeztn.' 4
s-A- Ice -la- o. have any one afflicted with asthma
CAL and
''rLhA G. LANGDON, NJ. So FOURTH 81. y. !.
he "rKEFAhI fHEscRI PIIus ls put ~ u
bottle, au- De- colo os Druggist generally % order
--.. Ht a--rr--t- O. Tie ol4U fruprleLlrs, USLAh
u. AuoL> . lu.- ~ l,rtl4uCt Street, y. J Con
sa-tl-l ire L-r1u-ars containing particulars O.
4l' cases sueceas--s treats- VII ue rent Tres by
---4--
sod II BurLa-tol by 4. SPAR, L z Al
W-ILI.. =. ", LosY, !. >. YALE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-14

Somebody who has been Icalin- Oh.
speecbe, Of Mr. Johns % 90 .is wes.w1r.
tour. SAYS thu thc Vie D. NOT ail cas- % ri.
President yet.
The Humble lnaiyilas. Do hi- J.im.rie
speech. spoke OF ..-ar GOODIES % L''.r.y
Staggering g. her -r.v . i.-i "-.
viii d. nothing OF the kind
4 democrat was asked d le woul1 -iIl-
the Jefersanl aphori-m equal and ez-
act Justice 70 all men. .'Nes.' said tho
Democrat, If you viii make an exception
of the niggogs."
President johnson does not fail continual
" TO remind the country thst be is a tailor,
and several gentlemen arc c1ntending t5- tus
honor of being specially regarded as thu
tailor goose
The following was one Of the resolutions
adopted at recent Union Convention in
Illinois
ResolreG, That treason must be made
odiOus.'' but that /; cannot be made odI1us
bv giving rebels SEATS In ConGIesS.
nor by feeding JEFF. DAVIS on pe2ched eggs
and fried oysters.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-14

Tie Republicans 10 Congress ah0re3
through the whole Of the la.o session 20 rr0-
vide protection for thc free -men DO their
newly acquired rights. How much did the
Democrats IN Congress do towards the
object
The Republicans in Congress sought ear
nestly and Tersis1eutiy 70 provide some
means OF securing the personal safety ana
the rights Of the prosecuted Union men of
the south against The vengeance of the de-
feated rebels How much did the Democrats
in Congress do toward that object?
Tie Republicans in Congress endeav0rec
10 give the regularity % a statute enactment
to the reconstruction plan Of Presiden,
Johnson. and o place upon cur records The
terms oi roadmission as future security
for both south and north. How nue. DID
the Democrats In Congress DO toward that
object
The Republicans IN Congress sought by
legislation and by constitutional amend
ment II guarantee - every citizen OF the
republic equality OF civil rights before the
law How much did the Democrats DO
toward that object?
The Republicans 10 Congress sCaght 70
break Up the foundations Of secession and
rebellion by making citizenship national
did the Dem
ocrats do towards that objection
The Republicans IL Congress r-ied 10 the
extent OF their powers TO abolish through
out the bounds Of the republic the evils of
caste, second only 10 those Of slavery How
much do the Democrats On toward the OIL
lect?
The Republicans IL Congress provided, IN
the Freeimen's Bureau, means Of defend
ing the rights OF the emancipated slaves
against the oppression Of their late masters.
by civil agents and tribunals. How much
did the Democrats do toward that Oh
iect
The Republicans IN Congress eudeavorec
by prudent and thoughtful legislation T.
remedy the anarchical condition Of things a.
the south necessarily following upon the
abolit n Of slavery. How much DID the
Democrats do toward tha- o'Ject'
The Republicans II Congress strove O.
guard against all future chances of re1el az
tempts 20 repudIate the national Wa ach-
bv amending the Constitution 80 a o. make
the debt inviolate. How much did the
Democrats 90 toward that o.jec.3
Tic Republicans IN Congress trl-l O.
guard the treasury and the Taxpayers
against being saddled with the payment 9.
eomrensation 70 slave owners for emauupl--
ed slaves H0x much did the Dement'S
do toward that object
TIE Republicans IN Congress enieav0red
to guard against oligarchy by providing for
marital representation thr1uca c'nstitu-
tional amendment whereby tdercrre
of State would be app0rlilus1 I.s y-tsIs.
How much dld5he Democrats d. toward
that Object
An answer TO these que D. resp ------iy
requested from SLos, %. OH D,m9--.l. a-
tempoTarics who have been 50 a-e-- Do taei-
denunciaiions Of the Re- .--Ietns Dc Con
gress Phil American.
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RELIEF N TEN MINUTES.
BFyan;s PuimOniC Waters

x Tie original medicine established IL 1877.
an --si a-tc-e 10 tie k-1c ever l1trOcuce1 under
the LAME 10 ''- u-ul-uic nate-s u THIS OF an
otle- country a. other Palm0ulc Naiers are coun-
te-irIts The genuine cal De Eu0Er by tie name
bAG AN ut-l- st4lpel ezcL NAie-.
These Nalers have ueel before tie public for
near! tL-rI! yuaIs, and the immense sale attained
l-t GA. IL AL-erle4 uut iJrel countries fulIy
attest llelr intrinsic worth. The medical proper
Les are superior any artcIs offered iOr the
cure % I -ll LAY. " BIO cL44 Affections and the
quantity c-lt4llc- II each Dox nearly dunule
That TIE many wo4l1-ess limitations alvertls So
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-14

VERMONT DELEGATES At PHIlADBLPHIA.-
The following delegates from Vermont were
present at Philadelphia
Lieut. Gov A B. Gardner Of BeuningtoU,
Hon. c. ". Willard Of Montpelier. Hon. E.
p. Walton of Montpelier. DR.. Earl Cush-
man Of Orwell, Gen. VIM. W. Henry Of
Waterbury. ". 5. SOuthworth Of BennIng-
ton. Hon Jos. Adams OF Fsirhaven, Hon.
Horace Fairbanks Of St. JOhnsbury, Hon.
Daniel Roberts Of Burlington. and Hon.
George Wilkins of Stowe
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YA TO VI =

D--1--lt " Irregular Breft1Iu- Loss u Breath.
Cough, Wasting ~ Flesh, blelcIug from the Lungs
Ls- o Strength LIS o. Appetite ucneraI Debility
---t rW-a--- , l1 ~ Pains through the Shoulders.
l-ust. ra-l ~ Limbs, Nervous Headache Nervous
IL t--t.-- Ol-1-ness W DIZZINESS Excessive Pale
mes. SIZE l-r--- hf5Esluess. See pless-ess. Sour
50 mach Heart au.l Oppression OF Sinking Of the
81 -l--r .o-.-a ~ after eating, kemitteut Fever.
90 ae. -1- O. el---l5 u al Female disorders OF
lt---le l--e---ar--l-s. such Difficult, Painful,
,-Ir-- --- Sc-rtt. Excessive, De4al e., Prou.a
~. - L-..-..- .t-s.ra...-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-14

f5r t1s = ldi-li Cu-t OF AsIHuA. BROS aI1is, Ca
TslLu. and al affections OF the THROLT and ALP
fl-..5E~ o.. re GenEral gnl Specigf DerGEgs-
Hfaf. az Gre - -Iv.U> TsTEs anc for al FHnc-
fir-.' isis1r-frE H. TIE Sious1-t ana Balrsis
10 Iul-f1-sIs inel ease TIE strength and fsepsEV
the ca tor tf t- ras blood Il .undues the Chlis and
Ftue- or. .ia-Ilistes the Ezge-forgtiou u checks
RE 100 FtslfE. away u f-uu ssufH q fourteen
11ge Tie arpeffe D. a. once intig1rafez and the
paslelt ~ cams fest the cough and the flte.if
'-c9tllc are -. eily relieved the sleep becomes
cain AID re'resilHi the et1-l atoms Tcgl n and
urrrsru az ire -enera symptoms disappear
with a -c4l.g SIS E.-..il- rlpidity
Ia- rras-r ptHr should ne usei Ia every case
where t-c fil s-lau My preseribes ~ onics
ir.r a sr- BARK. Canine, 16d Liver OIL. ThisEey,
&c --- u ever case. ~ whatever name known,
% vi.c ttc-c De- exhibited any one o. more Of the
& ..urlGE
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RELIEF IN ZEN MINUTES.

III Kucalists and public Speakers. these Waters
are pec1-la-I! valuable the! Will IL che day re-
move the L-ust severe occasional Loarseuess . And
tne- regular use iCr lev day W.. ~ times in
crease TIE power ana leztIllry Cfthe voice. great
z! --pr-F-l- rs tone compass GnL cearness, fOr
"L-t- purpose the5 are Regularly used b. many
profess ma vucal SIS.
sc thA- the WORD, BRYAN is stamped Oh
e-- Vale ana also observe the fsc siEile u the
Signature " the proprietor LOB MUSES. on
wrapper, O. c.ults--elt which Be- forgery p OF
lea ll- parties VII Re dealt with T. the ia e1-
ieut 90 the law.
BEE4S's suLNoSil WATEHs are for sale by all
druggists
Jos MOSES, sole Proprietor, = C0rtlzndt $. NY.
SUD N burlington by !. " ROXY. 4. c. SPEAR
i J.. ATWATsR. 6. 5. GAZE.
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Deranrement. OF The Iirer.

-1v persons age aware q Tire Debility and Gen
ETA. llra--cueut % TIE whole system produced
-ra -..-l1 ~ llea thy Action o. the Liver anc
set -.t che person lL I'd j. 81 fortunate q not
81 have suffered iu some way from these Morbid
Condition Health De- 81 course dependent, IN a
-i-a. L-C----l. upon tle Purity % the Blood. and
t.g tur- Di The Blood D. directly dependent upon
g. d -iil. functions. act OF u the Liver.
l-- disease ar.s1- directly CT Indirectly from
ee-ltls Ui tl- Liver cal Lot ofcOurse, De euum-
.ratt. % o. r..-l GlvCrtl- eILelt nor Is such Al
Urlrfr-.--.l Oh necessary.
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CELEBRATED sPACIFIc PILLS.

Prepared ty GARASCIERE 1 DUPONT. Nc. 2ls, rue
LON lard, Paris, from the prescription Of Dr. Juar
Belam IRE Chief Physician 70 the Hospital d.
NuTd 81 Lario1isire, fair trial they would fud
inle1iate relief. and. II short time be fully re-
stored 70 Health and Strength. Il Is used IN the
practice OF many eminent French ply sicians with
uniform success and highly recommended as the
only positive and Specific Remedy f0r al persons
suffering from General or sexual Debility all de-
ran-eueurs o. the Nervous Forces, MelancnoIy.
SpermAtorrhaa OF Seminal Emissions all Weak
nesses arising from Sexual kxeesses OF Youthful
lndiscretions, Loss Of Muscular Energy, Physical
Prostrations. NeTg ousness, Weak spine, LOwness
q Spirits, Diuness u Vision, Mysteries, Pains in
IN the back and Limbs, In potency, &C
No language can convey Al adequate idea OF the
immediate and almost miraculous change it pro
ouces in the de5iiistec and shattered system. In
fact, il stands unrivzlled al Cnfailing cure Of
the malacies above mentioned.
suffer 10 more, bat use Ths Gre1s French Remedy;
y VIII effect cure where all others fail and, al
though powerful remedy, contains nothing hurt
IN 70 the most delicate constitution.
Pamphlets, containing full particulars and di-
reotOns fof using. in English, French Spanish and
6erran, accompany each box, and are also sent 70
any address Wien requested.
Price one Dollar per box; or siy boxes for Five
Dollars
Solo By all Druggists throughout the world, or
Will be sent by mail, securely tealed from all OBJ
ssrvation, by inclcztng spsciasd pEis, 70 any su-
thor,Ese aSsnt
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Fto..VAN BUSEIRk'S
GREAT GERMAN LIVER REMEDY

strikes % che -a.t % al Diseases which originate
Do Dean CulErs % the Liver. Jauucicc Acute
- -.1olis ions Ol the Liver, Dyspepsia Sal
Jew ccultClarce. Sick Headache aIe promptly
sr1 -acicalls cured hy Professor Van ruski S
Liver he-uctg
tli- l--1 Ie.u- j. lu-ell Vegetable, and does not
.Et-ir ether 4 Me-e-ry, Hoes, q lRboegs,
o-r1-l0r9 ar lng dr-sfi- cru-
...aht sd IrI--i.ts Prise one dollar per bot
riD -s- lDT Professor Van HUsKIEEs Great
.f..i. l-iN Remedy. ana taEe 10 other One
-.l- .l- li'-eu cent either Ia STAMPS - In cur
rCl-- .tLt -u aug aCt -rtlsed Agent or 70 the
Prop-ietaIs OSCAR O. MOSES CO.. 2 Cort-
-allt street, New ors, viii ensure bottle OF the
medicine BY return mai, postpaid.
Agents for Burlington = v. RoBT, J. S. GALE
a. T. SPAR. l.. Il. ATwsTsR.
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Bryau's Pulmonic Waters.

cure Coughs Colds, sore Throat. Hoa-seneS.
asthma, LaLarIL. Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
>qltt-L- ul L4lu-. Pains the Chest Inc riefr
Luls-l-ptlul aul al llseases o. TIE lungs \ 0t
Oily anutllL- temporary relief, but enectiuE
all- aL4 -4s.l- c-rt uc are WARRANTED = give
sa--slactlu- AZ every instance. They 90 ror IAN
s-at- Ac a-c-lu-lc CON pounds. auc the medicinal
prlp-lutgs cuL-4lIeL IL form sg agree Die -
pleasant O. tie taste that any cll-c VII readily
L-Al them. one uuse WI EIHays AFFORD
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-14

CABHY' LAuEvT.-Tdc N.a Haven ee'-
man who bewailed the absence ei Sou,re-l
students from the classic 3 ll- Of Y.'a. es.-
IDENTIFY understood his obj I'D i,atti-s-
votes johnson ticket
Yale amt no more ike il was than -- --.
da-kv. South gone. That's whats The mli-
ter Them Wa um. Them boys d-iu't clre
for nc college. What did tacg csrst They
spent all they had.-Frse Tyers sig. Game f.-
a drink Game for whole uieht. Vel, 7
never see sich men. Tie cabin bu-iua=- t-iHu-
ed Gown ever Sine they quit. THIS h-s ta,l
q moastrous wrong ~kr
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Some one having lavishly lauded LOngfel-
low sphorism, ''Sufer. and be strong mat
ter-ol-iact man observed that il was merely
n variation of the old English adage, "Grin,
and bear it,,
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y
Leave Burlington a; l.-. 81. b., 81 50 a g.. a.
P D.. Pm
Day Express leaves Boston v.l Lowell 90 500. 4
81 f0r Hu-ll--ror So. alrals Montreal. arriving
zt Montreal 90 ..a p p. u-.C----r-llt a. u
MlI Train leaves Boston l- -..' A. d via Lowell
VIA Lawrence and Fll-l---- 90 ..5. a. 3d.. Spring
field o. -.41 A 81. -1- Buy. zion. and So. Allan
Acc .a-i0u Train leaves Nr----e.. 90
A. 81. Lurlln=tr- 90 go A. r. -- s.. Adams
Montreal all Rouse : ..Lr
Nl.l- ELures- leaves Bellows El-.s no II" ?. 81
receivll- passenger from fc-l 20 Valley J.. +
lsavI-- New y l-E. 80 ..5 ? g.. and from Cheshire
X. r. 4elviu- EH-fr- 90 80. p. e. -le--lr- az
White River Junction with t-a.l .e1r.-- Boston az
3 81 g. n. i"- El-llr-t E"uac'- n..lt. lr-ea.
and O-ielst---. viz. 0-all l-1-s tra--- i.r -ac
WEI
Sleeping cars are attached O. Hr-t che t--- re
p-ess trains running between 81. Adams --r
Boston. an- S. AlHa-- aui Springfield.
Through 'ickCrs O. Clica-. aL- che west ~
sale az che priuciua. stations.
TickCts G. Detroit. lllcl-. and. points Nc.-
solo hy Il. n DETEY. A-e-t SO. tue-icl- l-.-
e. Burlington. gage checked tt-0u-t-
%. MERRILL. -uI
S.. Alhaus 5-r1s l---
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- Tho wonderful progress or Medical
n zScieuee during the past si- years only
Ezskes i. possible Tor the considerations
~ " Physician O. declare, now. that Consunp-
II l1S ZION IL a certainly cured as Infermiff0nf
G129 rersr and as certainly prevented a.
Pos. '--Ct 1Tlcs p. King, NJ u. Il y. ere
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owned by NJ. B1aUer b. cid To- .. s. al--
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-14
E5fe--He0Ifh-- Strength.
Egfe--HeGifh--SfreaSfh.
Observation-Disclosures.

Il-ireqs and Thousands annually die premature
j.. ULel- II they woulo give the Great French
Rene 3.
DR.. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
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Kings
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION.
C0.VSE.uPT ON,

Islsae from the Prescription or Rev. CHAs Z. KISG
81. . IL. D., G = confidently presented 10 the
90. l.c le- the Prevention and Cure Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-14

The undersigned would moe; respectfully An
ounce O. the trade that they have established them
selvesas ahove.In large and capacious tu. ana
have introduced new and improved machinery for
the purpose o. manufacturing by steam, Coffee
Spices. Cream Tartar &c
Having been connected with and had eleven
years experience IN one Of the largest Tea. Coffee
and spice Houses 10 the United ststesWe think we
il-ly understand our business and hesitate not 70
Say that al goods coming from orr establishment
cannot be surpassed in quality or style.
We oaer goods either il original packages OF
manufactured and put Up in packages 70 SUIT pur-
chascrs, OF as
FAVORABLE TERMS As ANY OTHER
FIRST CLASS HOUSE.
Parties ordering by letter vii please designate
distinctly, quantity, quality and style and they
can depend upon being suited.
GREGORY l. MEAL
THos. ". GREGoRv,
CHAs n MAD. Nav I4-Wsm.
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON r. r
SUMNER AEEAyGDlET

c-=asae.a- ja.g g.. .. ss--s WILL r-l a.
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TTSE r1LLE FRANCHISE DtsIRg rRouvER uSg
~ place ians uns fsne pour sier France. fs tou.
nera ouss .s reoommandsrns fss1s- delle ssdrcsssr
pn lssus Madame kosier, lss Essl lssA sl
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
Bmpexs-GowAs.- Monday, December Is, by the
Rev Mr. Tizzeil at his residence, at Buttcrmk Falls
JanH d. BRIDGES, TO Miss ELIZABETH GowAN
Tanytown and Philadelphia papers please copy.
u the residence Of Isaac Scott Esq, by the Rev Dr.
Joseph McElroy, WILLIAM j. DONALD to JANE l. RALrHs
URsER-RzER.-On Saturday, February "a by tho
Rev John j. Elmendorf rector of the Church Of Holy
Innocents NATHAN d. URSEs, Of New York. to ANNIE E.
widow OF the late DR. Chas f. Rizer, of Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please copy.