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WErTiSG Tbs FEET IS the most prolific cause
disease and death known % hUmanitv 10 y al
most sure o. bring On cold and colds, neglected
and ci,cn when net neglected lead 10 fevers CT to
coughs and fatal conSumptons- Il is in recOgni-
ti0n 90 this truth that the inventive talent Of the
country has Tor years been dCvisIEg some method
u attemp tu- o. dei Use it, for keeping the feet dry
ard yet that should not give inconvenience 10 the
wearer Rubber shoes, IN one form Or another. have
hitherto been cur reliance but il il well known
as am H. their many evils, that while they keep
the leut dry from external moisture, they sweat
them oycr Much and by thus inducing undue
tenderness iucrs susceptibility % colds rather
than otherwise. They arc also cumbersome to the
feet, and Hithal axe very expensive. The demand
is fnr something that shall make the ordinary Boot
tut Shoe iupervious to water. without all, eth.
their elegance or durability, AID. if possible, with
cut adding sensiby to the cost Of their manuiac-
tuTg These u viii be conceded are lOst mpOrtau
features, and VIC conscientieusiy affirm that they
are aisolutcl yattained in the invention herewith
presented 20 the public.
The invention consists ia inserting tctwCcn the
inner aud out'r SOLE when the boot Is making,
thin METALLIC PLATE, exceedingly tuctilc, combin-
Ing dexihility with toughness, very llht, and
every way adapted 70 the ED desired, while the
additional expense Is merely nominal. II furnishes
perfect barrier AGAINST the admission Of wet or
dampness. though the feet may be exposed ever So
long upon wet paveI1ents or damp ground.
70 ladies and children the HETALIc SuLEs will he
Of incaicuable value, rs from their habits Of life
am dcucacy % dress they are par teuiaTy exposed
% tho long train Of ills that attend upon made
quate protection t. the feet.
II csc Solos have already been tried by the hes,
Il AL tests ACTUAL USE, AMI tae tcstino mails 20
their merits, freely profered, Indicate that they
mast he speedily and universally adopted ~ the
pubic. The Patent Metallic Soled Boots and hoes
being introduced into the leading Boot and
Sh,e Stores throughout the United states AMI will
supplant all forms oversh0es except possibly fer
deep mud or snow, they hecCm- knOan- Be
sure 70 oct them and take no other. II shoe
maker does not happen 70 have them. be can p
cure them without difficulty. II he viii not THY
send ourself to the inventor one dollar and thir
cents, and obtain six pair, assorted sizes With right
o. use, which will be promptly forwarded by nail
u express prepaid. add which car b, made up hy
any shoemaker in the county Agencies will Re
estal hshed in every city and village and sup lied
with SOles ant proprietary stamps, at sch.duls
prices, and LIBERAL Commission allowed On ssles.
also 6eneral Agencies for states appointed on ap
plication, with proper testimonial.
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ARTHUR. BosTwICK's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. (rI'O AL persons con-
District Of Chittenten, IS 5 i ce-uel n the p
tate Of Arthur Bostwics, late Of Jericho, in said
District deceased
GREETING.
At Probate Court holfcr at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chittcndcu on the DIST day
o. August A ID. l'dt, al Instrument purporting to
be the last VIII and Testament OF Arthur Bost-
Wics, late Of Jericho. in sand Distr.c- deceased,
wa presented % tie Court Aforesaid r Probate.
AID It i ordered 10y said Court that the 18th day Of
september, A d. i-6d, II the Probate Court Rooms
20 said luflinst n, he assigned for prov ny said In
strumeut and that notice thereof he sven 10 AL
persons concerned, b. publishing this osier three
weeks successfully IN the Burlington Free Press n
Ee"spaler printed at said Burlington, previous t.
the time appointed.
fHEREFoHE, you are Lerehy notified o ap1sa-
before said Court at the time ant place afo-esliI
ard contest the otate Of Said vii r. gu have
cause.
Given under my hand 40 Burlington in SAID Dis
trict, this DIST day of Au -ust, 4. u I-f5.
WILDER L. EJBNAP, Rs.-z.er.
VIVA
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RoSTON MARKET.


FLOUR Tho market FOR Flour has been quite
hrn the past week and prices are higher Western
supertue 3 80 ~ 5ui common extras 90 90 a DO ~
medium extras at so - a - and good and choice
Sl2 . n o. 2 Dbl. favorite bands SO 80 a % q Dbl
Corn Mcal = q = hbl. Rye Flour s ~ y bbl.
GRAIN. Corn. southern and Western yellow 30
q o., and Western mixed - a aic 2 bushei. Oats
Choice Canada Sc and common 70 good Western
- a. &c p lushel, as 20 quality. Rye 81 n Do
2 hushel. Canada Peas 81 So a . % q tu-lel
shorts 50 q 2 Fine Feed So 81; and mid
t-iugs -t - "a IS d ton.
PROVISIONS Pork. prime ~ = a %. mess g
2 @ - and clear at -. o. 3 Dbl. as to quality
teef mess rs 50 a ~ 90, extra mess az b IA
= - and family extra at So a 16 p Dbl. Lard %
n PIC In hhls and uerc3s. Smoked Hams ~. q
&c E. D. as T. quality. Butter has not varied ma
tefaliy since cur last sales at so n i2c for good
and choice New York and Vermont dairy and g
al sc for common. In Cheese there have been
sales at De a l7c Tor farmeIs' dairies, and g. n I9c
lur factory.
MOOL.-TLe principal holders believe that prices
have touched the lowest point, and look r 7 IA
yorable change AZ an early day. The sales CONF
prise about 100000 ibs fleece and pulled from - n
&c ilr common western.
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Q.u4 Emma i-., e.rly this morning Tor
Nias F1l.s.
IAc impression she has made here has
ben .ery favorable, and IS understood
that sic Is much pleased with -eg visit to
the National Metropolis.
TIE political campa;gu is a!cnins very
vigorously IN Washington. o. Thursday
cyeuia- meeting Of soldiers and sailors is
called at City Han for the purpose OF sus-
aiming tie President
GC1s. Cusrar, Stcadman. McC1ok. Ewing
and others arc announced 90 speak. On
Saturday, evening there viii Be "a g.4ai mass
m ding Of The ci.iz,ns in front of the Cary
h.ll 90 rltiiy ana ondor-c To- action %. the
Philadelphia Conytu ion, at which some
i5-ty So skars -re auuHuLcedas invited TO ad-
dress tie assembly ba- no notice Us given as
to who ha, accepted
After tie Prcsiion-'s departure Tor Chi
lg,, these demonstrations wall probably
So. side, for awhile at least.
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'at-r.5. r- sunday, Aug. .g.h OF apopleSy.
,lr.. Nancy A. C.lssc.
fr shIs city M saturday ereaia-. Au- 18th. Mr..
I. . Grafton. aged @. yosrs.
In Cam'r'i-s vt.A1-sst SCH z.,sra c.v h,urs
Hines from ..I t-sri-, Dix. George Story.
in T-,-rtury. Aas. 7th. 90, Clarence h. Mans
field, aged o. years.
in C'cFeland, Ohio, august 18th, Mrs. Anuis
White Eclict Of Tie late Capt. Andrew White. aged
= yelrs. Deceased was formerly Of Burlington.
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CONCENTRArEnLNt,

Itwuuake DOB POUNDS vr cxaa-icut I,r. 3. .i.,
or % GALLONS Of the very r..t s.t Soap n-
only about 3 cE,rs Direction 90 each 'az
p. sale a. all Drr- and Grocer. stores
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spgcial nolirr.
FEVER AND ACUE ExrIxCUIsHE

FEVER AND AGCE EXTISGUIsHED.
Martyrs 70 Intermittent Fever. word with you.
Tie responsibility for your suffering rests W, n
yourselves. Just as surely as you shake to-day.
or VIII shake tomorrow, HosrErrrR's CELEunA-
TAD Sl1NAea BirlERs VIII c1tinguish the disease
under which sou labor. Hal ycu taken this genial
tonic as a preventive, you would have no need Of
&c cure, tr 10 renders the system impervious to
all uiasnat.e tevers. Bu: since you neglected the
rreeauti1n. rid yourselves without delay OF the
compla ut by reslltiu- to tie only reliable rene
3d.. Break tie cAiIls with HlslErrsR's BirrERs.
aui the. viii return 100 more. This is the expert
cncc of thousands. and it will be yours. Quinine
is slow means Of relief it is rauseous TO the last
degree It is more dangerous than the malady It.
se!fs in many cases it utterly falls. How fer
eut is the Cl1ct Of the BTrERs. Their curative
action Is rapid they are agreeable to the palate
they are are not only entirely harmless, but tend
inevitably 90 strensthen tie constitution and pro-
long LIFE they a4rs f4aei, and i confident
D. assumed that they H.r.r can f1ii in any case Of
Fever AID A.-ls however migrate in its character
Io re without Uos1EIIEE's BIrrERs IN any region
infested with Intermittent OF Remittent Fever is
sin ply 20 reject safety and court disease.
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IMPORTANT TO YoUSG MEy.-Secure a thor
orOugh Practical Business Education st Bry-
ant, sratton & Chamberlin's Burlington Bust
ness College. One of foriy-ciglt connected In
stiiuii0ns sustaining an enviable National repu-
tation. Advantages far superior to any that
can be offered by a mere local Institution. For
full particulars, address (enclosiug stamps),
BBEis STRsrTos K CnAHBERLIs,
wem5 Burlington, Vt.
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5ecrfNmes 4 1urs.
LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Hrs. $. 4. IIGesa's E0rId's
Hair EcstOTeP and Dress
ing iHyigordtc, strengthen
Gndtengihci3 The mar. Then
act djTcctIy upon lie roots
at the hGjI'. S1tpplyj:9J re-
QUiyCd 2Ojiyi$IH3cnt. Qnd
HGftD-GI color and beauty
returns. otscy aGjs' Gis0p-
pears, 5gyd apotG ore coz
cred. heir &t0pa Jujiisy. ard
Ii:rEj'tGat gFo,rtE L. he re-
suit. LGGje3 and e.. tareR
aciU appreciate the delight
Ijij fragrance a3sG rich.
glossy appearance in2pGTt-
cd to the hair, ana no fear
Of sOifing the skin, scalp, or
most elegant hedd-GrcSs.
Sold by all Druggist.
Depot 1873 & 200 Greenwich St. ny.
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why xyILLYoU SUFFER-.

The remedy is within reach Of all. SN0'a"esrs
Compound Ffuid Extract Of BueAs, will cure you OIL
all kidney Diseases, RaezmsiisH, Go1f' GrseeI'
D,opsv. and cArOHie GonOrTAOsa and will renew and
restore your exhausted and falling energies.
vau have been too eager rotary Of pleasure moth
ing will do you so much good as smofandsr's En-
,,ae, Bucau For many diseases incident to females
Sr.oIander,s Bneha is a sure and sovereign remedy
%, ,Ls genuine. Prize enly One Dollar.
Sold by 4. c. SPEAR & Co., J. W. Rory, an
Apothecaries generally.
rrr CHAR OGERS Boston. General Agents.
ASK FOR sMOLANDERS BUcHu.
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NV YnRK. Aus. >

Tic steamship Persia from Liverpool llth
via Queenstown l2fh, arrived at noon. Her
ad,ices have been anticipated iy news per
the calls.
The pirate c-..fr Sumter has btcn turned
mo O c-tL 10at.
French papers contain China dispatches
of June 2Sth. stating that the rebels had
been 1isg-.--i, -L-ir ,L--mpmcnts burned
.h..r .esier Nll-d.
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Married.

=. 81 Luke Church, 81. AIiau-, Aug. %. i-.e.
D.. tie Rev. Francis v. suita, II. Bal:h ESQ,
81 aph's,Tcur., 50 3Iiss Emilia Uou-htouCurtis,
1aa-lte- Of the iate Jasper Curtis. Esq. Of ST.
Alllu-.
Ia Grand Isle 81 AUGUST 10Th 1T tie residence
% the brides mother NJ reary e.. Eoardman Of
Aitur2l W 20 Ai-s tt',n u. Hatcao; tie .nr.uer
pl-ce.
AtWir.-..l. A--.-ist Is Ley. ID. Lc-is, 81.
Riley Swan nc r,-tfarl ana BE-. NariI!s Marsh
% Nlr
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Patent Animal Fetters,

for horses mules. AMI cattle just Shst eyery far
mer needs light, strong and durable. Price -
each SIS per doz
or doz Z, Try them at same rate.
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ASS. S-fgc,n Gen. Crane Who lately ar
rived here from Washington has had q pri-
ya+c with Jcff Davis. or course the result
Of the interview and Of HE examination Of
Davis. and the conclusions he drew there
IRON arc not known, and will not be until
made to the proper authorities at Washing
ton.
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Geaal yotifes.
SARAH. MCCLELLAN EFT AIS


STATE az vrpNtoNT(rUHE Hon. Probate
oiAiL Or 'EhAONI L Court for the DE-
trict Of Chitterden.
70 all persons interested in the estate Of Sarah
> HcIle!lSn and Emerov VI. Mcclellan Of Under
hill IN said District
GREETING.
whereas, application in writing hsti been made
20 TINS Court by the guardian of said wards for
incense % sell all the real estate Of said wards
setting forth therein that they own about Is acres
81 lana IN the east part Of Milton in said District
SUBJECT % the right Of dover Of the widow Of said
william McClelle deceased, therein, and that IL
would &c conducive to the interest Of said wards
that the same be sold and converted into money.
And ihereUpOn the said Court appointed and as
signed the 18th day Of SeFtemh A. u. 1866 at the
Probate Court Rooms, in said District to hear aud
decide upon said application and ordered that
public notice thereof be given TO all persons intfr-
ested therein, BY publishing this order three weeks
successfully, in the Burlington Free Press, a news
paper which crculates IN the neiEhboThood Of those
persons interested therein, all q which publications
saall De previous 20 the time appointed Tor hearing
Therefore you are hereby notified 70 appear be-
lore said Court, at the time and place aforesaid,
tLen and there % object 70 tic granting OF such
license, IL Won see cause
Given under my hand. at the Probate Court
Rooms. tais I'd day OF August. 4. d, 1856.
WeWjT WILDER L. BUENAP, Register.
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MARspEN,s CALIsANA roNIC.-I,

NARSDEN'S CALISAYA TONIC.-IN
eonvalesecnce from Cholera, Malignant Fevers,
Small Pox, OF any Cutaneous Affections, will be
found invaluable, giving tone to the system, and
removing all the prcstIaung effects incidental to
disease. The universal and popular knowledge Of
the virtues Of True calssya Bark requires 10 ex-
PLANTATION centuries hiYc passed since it, diseov-
cry, and it is now recognized as the best febriuge
which tountiful nature has favored Us with Sci
ence has discovered many methods ofextractins its
virtues, and reducing, to ssran bulk, the active
principles Of the Bark, viz, Quinine Cinchonine,
etc, all of which invaluable as medical agents
The great want Of a mild and reliable tonic in
eases Of Debility, Night Sweats scrofula, Dyspep-
STA, Loss Of Appetite and other diseases incidental
to disorganized 81 stem, has indueedme topresent
this to the medical profession and sufferers tho
most reliable safe and powerful tonic that can he
prepared, combining, as it does, all the active
princ, les Of the True calissga Bark. With other
ingredients, which render it the perfection of a
remedy for all the abode diseases,
Prepared by 7. W. Marsden, 4s7 Broadway, New
York, and for sale by all Druggists. Price 81 per
bottle.
Wholesale AGENTS
John f. Henry Co., Waterbury.
Geo. c. Goodwin 4 Co.. Boston,
81. c. Burr Co,
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~ q II r-i.biS - u a Z x - = =
TIE BEST ~ TIE WORLD. Harmless, re'ia
be, instantaneous. che only uet..e- 5yc NJ dis
appointment. ao -ii..sl9l- luts. ,ra- O. nature
black or hrowa G,r4fr, is ssJaef BfIrm 4
f4.7ts',r. Also, Re-eae-a,-i e-.r,e; %. i.I,laeur
preserve and teaut.des the lai-, preserves talt-
ness. Soli hy1ll druggists. Fs..ory 81 Rsrccl-y
SHY tawiy
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81. PErEEsnuRG. Aug. Is.

'' 80 = A'-
The officers Of the L. 5. squadron have
been Iecei7ed at the Imperial Palace Of
IzlrskO-selo. twenty Of the officers dined
VIA the Governor at the Palace at Pau
loI.hi' Tho entire population was in the
gardens o.. the Palace which were illuminat-
Cd. iLere was also display Of fireworks
and L. ;. national airs were played by The
band. The liicers VISITED tie Emperor
Palace and public bail-iugs yesterday.
lac investigation into the attempt on the
lie Of the Emperor has ended. Several ac-
comp ices confessed that the object was a
general revolution in Russia, and that two
societies hostile 81 TIE Government were az
huro. can revolutionary committee.
Several Pole, belong 70 these two Societies.
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CHEvALIER.s LIFEFoR THE HAIR.

Will RESTORE Gray Hair 10 its ORIGINAL
COLOR, STRENGTHEN and PROMOTE the
growth Of the weakest hair stop its falling out
keep the head clean cool and healthy; can be used
freely contains nothing injurious Is unparalleled
a HAlE-DRESSING and Is recommended and
used by our best Ply scians- | assure you, Ladies
and Gentlemen, IL Is all you require for the Hair
sold by all Druggists. ard at my office, No. Il23
Roadway, n. Y. SARAH A. CHEVALIER NJ ID
Wholesale in Boston by Geo. e. Goodwin Co
eks Potter. NJ. s. Burr Co.. Carter Wiley
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MAhENoIRnAN. ,oAr:
S.EPO.9FEEER.

by saving and Using your waite Cr
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with PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER at this season
Of the year. when Collie, Colera Morbus, Dysentery,
Diarrhea &c. may disable your hands. Use it in
every case Of the kind and my for it, it doe
no; efiec: speedy But be sure you trust to
10 other remedy but the old, long tried Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer, which has never to my knowledge
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To MoTHERs.-Again let Us say, don't be
without Dr.. BIcE,,ELL's SYEUP at this season
Of the year IL contains 10 OpiGtcs. and IS safe
aal relIalle fr cure Of DysenterY. Diarrhea. sc.
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CrIStadoro,s Hair Dive.

without staining the skin or injuring the Hiaments
Manufactured by J. CRIsTADORo, AstOr House,
New York. Sold by Druggists. Applied by all
Hair Dresse-s
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WHAT woNDERFUL DISCOVERY

Is PERRY DAVIS EGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
II not only cures the ills Of the human family. hut
Is also the sure remedy for horses with collie, 1t
has never been known to fail in a cure OF the worst
cases and for sprains gals, etc, it never fais-ty
II considerations accompany each bottle. Sold
by Druggist generslly.--KeEf0H cO.n fy, ny. Demo
wswlm
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MILITIA EXEMPTIONS.

NOTICE is hereby SVEN, tl.-t the uu6ts.i-uci.
y Surgeon AMI Asst Surgeon 10 tic Second he q
meut State Militia, and who constitute the Board
OF Medical Examiners l0r the Second Rcziueutal
District, will meet az the office of Or. H. II. At
water, on Pine Street, in the city o. Burlington,
September @, l-d6, at 90 o'clock \. NJ, for the pur-
pose Of examining slr0ii usg q said District who
may claim exemption from military duty bY reason
Of physical inirmty also for the cxs niEltou II
msHsers Of the organized militia. WHO may claim
exemption from military duty
n II. ATWA1 Err, Surgeon, Beard o: 5ict-
j. r. FRINk, Asst Surgeon ica Eslm.ncrs
Of the "a ie2't VI. Militia. - Ec-', Dist.
burlington, Aug i,th, s.f- Wv
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

n o meet tho great demand fer better class Of
j Chidrens and Youths Copper Tipped Shoes
We have made arrangements whereby we are pre-
pared O. supply 10 the trade, in quantities T. suit
purchasers, a superior qualities Of Children's ard
Youths Goat, Calf, Pehhled Calf and Pebbled Grain
Copper Tipped Shoes.
All obstacles for applying the copper Tips 10
Sewed work being overcome, we Offer, also, com
plete assortment %! Children's Sewcd shoes v th
Copper Tips.
The attention If the Trade is particularly called
this line 81 goods
FIELD, THAYER * WHITCOAlB
Boot and shoe manufacturers and JOhbeTs, 50 Pearl
and i3s and 10 Congress Streets; Boston.
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The Emperor Ieceiy,d d.r Prussian Am
bassador today, who d,irDl,j the rlrly Of
Prussia TO tie French moraroh asking an
cxtencion Of the frontier a France. winch
Prussia declared 10 BE- us dnissiil, Napol-
con replied that Tie demand Was made to
satislY the public .iri 70! France.
lie deemed II just, but acknowledged tie
harness Of the arguH,ut TO- tlre Pfns-ian
Cabinet. lie al-o sait ta4. lie present re-
i4t!oEs should IN no case he disturbed and
hoped Prussia would not ,,,rst,p the boun-
daries Of the Name.
Today being the EmIeror's fac, the
bourse IL closed
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. D.
Amount Of Live stock at Market.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine
IAis week HOB 1922 zlCI
From Vermont 5e3 42i2 80.
Prices Of Market Beef-extra Sl3 - a 100.
First quality T. - a. 10 Ot.
Second quality, II p a - 0o.
Third quality, q n 90 o..
WORKING Oxen 2 pair $3.50, -1l a 30.
Milch Cows and Calves, o., -, - q 10.
Two years old. SIS n 50.
Three years Old, sos a. %.
Prices Of Sheep and Lamhs-ln lots 50 go. 3 =,
) - az % each extra I = q Q 30, or from 1
n SC q %.
Spring LaEis 3 ~ n ~
cal Calves 3 90 n % uo.
Hides = n &c 2 p.
Iall0W N &c = D..
Peits ~ m Is. c each,
Calf Sai1s &c l. ID.
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Tas t.a'an Ilc-nic turned out in p-oces
aioa i4 i.i-c numbers this forenoon and
mlrc'cl through tie streets, escorted hy
several Irish military c5mIauios, tie s5llici=
bang t-c only ones armed. lis female Fc-
li-rs constitute large prop rti.c Of the
-..I-I e u s-.- .9 say 10 raid j. eIu-am-
I..ad com Ter Aai 5 Jom'ni1na.
G.1. 81 -ar, MnrThy and O'Noii arrived
yesterday and VIII ic az the picnic.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-24
arlV Adrertis
NASurAcIuRED soLELY BY TIE
HARTFORD SORGHUM MACHINE
ONPANY.
No. lis STATE 81. Hartford, Conn.

This Eyaporator clarifies more thoroughly, and
TT duccs finer Syrupg. more and better
Sugar, with lees Labor ana Fuel
TlaH anv other in the
World.
They haze been lsliy tested, and have invariably
taken The highest premiums, when tried ia c1mpe-
titian with thc rest pans Of other manufacturers.
Splendid Jellics from Apple cider and the juices Of
other fruits, under Co , = patent, easily made in
thesc evaIora;iu5-pIns.
Our CANE MILLS embrace the late; improve
ueuts and for coHr,Hf-s, sreff strength and dara-
,it'g are un.Irpds e..
Fire Door, ca;e-Bar-. Sea supplied 90 lowest
rates.
~ See oar SOW CARDS, posted in stores
Hotels &c.
send for TAH 2llLErS containing fun directions
for the culture o. Northern Sugar Canes, and the
manufacture O.. syrUps, Cane ard Maple sugar, &c.
which viii be ;orVar'c! without cta-sc, O. any
applicant
The Company Iasa capital OF $4,000. and &C.
composed % the .'loeil- names
NtuuErIF & BEACH, StcIm-Fr siie
Ealdsr. - Hartford 20.
b klSGsBUHY tu, ~ .licu Nlu-
factIrei-.
CHAs. ALLEN. ieal.r 10 Agricultural
y. + kELLoGG, Wool -, aler.
DANIEL PusLPs Of Adams EXPIRES e.
Jas. T. NILLItYs q Co. Fancy Soap
Makers. Gia-teIlury,"
y. KINGSBt EY, Sec q Treas
JAS. Il. WILLIAMS, Pres.
Early orders aolicitcd- Address
"HArTfOBD SORGHUM MACHINE CO..
li7 stat, street Hartford Ct