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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01
Rules for the Sale of Cotton in Mempb

Rules for the Sale of Cotton in Memphis
gFrom the Memphis LEDGER
At meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
held Yesterday, the committee appointed
under resolutions recently adopted by the
Chamber, to consider the propriety of re-
commencing the adoption of more specific
rules to govern the sale and delivery of cot
ton in this market reported that they doubt
the propriety of undertaking to recommend
the adoption of such specific rules as might
meet every case of disagreement between
buyer and seller The good sense, rules of
equity and a liberal disposition, one toward
the other, will generally settle any difficulties
which may arise. If not, the usual course
of arbitration is before them.
Your committee, however, think proper
to recommend the adoption Of specific value
in regard to some points which have been
presented to them, and which have In some
cases been source of dissatisfaction. They
recommend:
l. That no deduction shall be made for
'lighter bales weighing not under three
hundred and fifty pounds. If under that
weight, and not under three hundred pounds,
a deduction shall be made. Bales weighing
under three hundred pounds shall be consid-
cred understandable and only received
at the option Of the buyer
,. When cotton is sold in list and a part
is releCtSu, lOI just CAUSE Ju6 s6llCE stldll
take it back at its relative value, according
to the samples by which it was sold, and if
two drayages have been paid in taking from
and returning to the sellers place Of storage,
one shall be paid by the seller
g. Mixed, unpaoked, and false packed cot
ton is declared "unmerehantable' and there
fore, subject to specific contract
4 Cotton shall be considered as delivered
to the purchaser, so far as the responsibility
Of It's safety is concerned, whenever it is re-
moved from the warehouse, or paid for.
The sellers policy of insurance shall cover
it to that time
5 Vendors lien shall attach to cotton
until paid for by the purchaser.
g. On and after the Ist day of September
proximo, ali sales of cotton shall be with
revenue tax paid, in the absence Of a specific
contract to the contrary
Mr.. Nelson, after reading the report Of the
Committee, and before moving its adoption,
said that he wished to introduce another
point touching the cotton trade, which had
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01
Just Received, and will be Offered
to the Public
Monday, July 23d,

M y u < 3 as
100 dozen JOuran's Kid Gloves, at only 81
per pair.
Calicoes, I5c. per yard.
Linen Shirt Fronts, 15c., zoe, and 25c, each.
Bleached Domestics, he, l5c., l8c., 20c.,
25c., and SOC, per yard
Brown DOmestics, l5c., Zoe, and 25c., per
yard.
Lace Points, from s. to So so each.
Checked Silks, only 81 per yard.
White Marseilles, 55c. to 75c per yard.
Irish Linens, I5c. to SOC. per yard.
Crib Quilts, from 81 so to So each.
MarseilIes Quilts, large size, from 81 to 81 so
each These Quilts are richly worth from
81 to $l5 each.
All Linen Tablecloths, slightly damaged,
only 50 each.
Table Linen, very wide, only 9Oo per yard.
w hite Goods,
Such as Plain Dotted Swiss Plain and Striped Jaoo-
nots Checked 1Tuslin Nansooks Braas Table Linen etc.
H0gf Price!
As we are bound TO close out the balance Of OF
this class goods. Having still large and well assorted
stock hand. have concluded in order still further
reduce make another great reduction al
ready extremely low prices.
Look prices Of Of goods given above, and
rest that entire stock will be offered the
low prices Give call and easily convince you
that this is NO HUMBUG. but really
| OH e A p ST O r e
And the Place to get Good Bargains.
Country Stores supplied lsral discount regular
prices
Remember the Place and Number,
ELSON BROTHERS, ~ Main st.
Represented in Bolivar by L. C. ELsoS &CO. Lau4-3m
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01
BL.aCKS.WITHS' E,ECES,
Circular and Other Saws,

Screw Wrenches and Tackle Blocks,
Pumps and Fixtures, Grind Stones and
Gearings,
Pad, Door, and other Locks,
Hollow Ware, Castings,
Stock and Wash Kettles,
Blacksmiths' Anvils, Vices, Bellows, etc,
Stocks and Dies, Railroad Mauls,
Picks and Barrows Iron, Cast, Blister and
German Steel,
Tin Plate and M etals,
French Window Glass
Guns, Percussion Caps, and Shot,
Fishing Hooks and Lines,
Flows and Cotton Scrapers,
Cultivators and HarrOws,
Corn Shelters and Feed Cutters,
Betting and Packing,
Reaper's, Powers, and Saw Mills,
And other article to be found in Hardware or g-
ricultural Establishment
Agents for MaIvin's---fOrmerIy stearns &Mar-
vin's---Safes
Agents for Howes Counter aud Platform scapaIe
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01

Truth W1U Ozt"-Somewhere in this
western country there is a river which is
mile in width On one side Of the river re-
sides Mr. A. who has two sons. On the other
side Of the river habirates Mr. b., and he is
blessed with two blooming daughters Mr.
b made serious complaints of " indecent
exposure" upon the part of Mr.. A. s sons,
who, it appeared had been bathing inu the
stream The father Of the boys remonstra-
ted by saying that at a distance of a mile it
could not be possible that the young ladies
could see anything to offend their modesty
" Blu" says the father ofthe offended parties,
the girls have got a spy-glass!'
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01


Axes, Hammers, Hatchets, Files Rasps,
Chisels and Gauges,
House, Ship Carpenter, and Railroad
AIDES and Axes,
Augurs, Saws, and Drawingknives,
Iron and Steel Squares,
Trace, Wagon, and Coil Chains,
Dog, Halter and Jack Chains,
Planters, Garden, Cane, and Grub Hoes,
Butt, Strap, Window Blind, and other
Hinges,
Frying Pans, Corn, Coffee, and Paint
Mills,
Patent Balances and Steelyards,
Razors and Razor Strops, Curry Combs,
Flour and Meal Selves, Wire and Wire
Cloth,
Cotton and Wool Cards, ShOvels and
Spades.
Manila, Hemp, aud Cotton Rope,
Hand, Bench, and
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01

We have been engaged IN the Hardware business in Mem
phis twenty and have the pleasure Of
old friends and the public generally that
receiving extensive stock CT Hardware,
stock such as we kept the war aud enabled offer
great inducements Country Merchants Planters and
may be wanting anything in our line Our stock
sists in part Of the following;
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01

We offering to the public FOR CASH, Of the
Dry Goods and Groceries
brought Hardeman County We buy for cash. sell for
cash. and. matter course offer Inducements
those who sell on time
No liquors Of any kind kept for sale by this house. but
entire attentions given purchase Dry
Doods and standard Groceries.
We offer Summer Dress Goods greatly reduced fig
ures order to make room
the Fall and Winter trade.
Mr.. r. c. Wilkerson returns his thanks his
patrons them that desires
call from all those who wish money by dealing with
legitimate mercantile house. july2l-3m
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01

been under discussion with the Committee,
but had not been embraced in the report.
The point he referred to he had covered In
the following: That samples should be
retained by the seller, but the purchaser
should have free access to them at all times,
either by removal to his Office or otherwise,
for purposes Of comparison etc, but after
such use they should be returned to the
vender." Adopted.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-09-01

The crops-It is now nine weeks since
we have had good seasonable rain, and as a
consequence, the farmers throughout the
country will scarcely make seed corn, and
as for cotton, we are informed it is past re-
demption A perfect deluge Of rain could
not now save the corn.-AtbeHs (Alabama)
Past
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17

j -r !-es,siq-i. la saved uy daughters lie and
a2- saved i-- Aii4-I--> 81 dollars key l.. Hun
We be. oy.i isr lie benefit We have received
i.c-n Dus Prepared fIes-.i ,ioa.'-i.eg. p. PEE-
EClia-i Blessing, Tenn,
livery ulc % Elc-a have recommended L. has
ieLllt-ei nu-l us Us Lsc-'-htv. G. a. JOKES,
LAC fe, n-..
hIlLs u-U--, As-oHPLicl, r.. V.-Ia the early
0-4t vi February, i-Hl, WAS suffering from viz
itI- c.I-l, tur Hhlcl had becn treated during
s.- uHu As previously Yl.L.ut beneat. J ha1
I- -'ar1'sal.ch c-lY-ctty p-o>-ratec ne. IN
l-v -t'.l-s Le1r--l.as would clue On. which
r ui. .-Csl-t alg Il,t lttlIf-- above whisper.
/ d .--u L.l tgu tt-1c.s ul htIlIrrha-e from the
l---a. - sandy ts1 s.clal assured I-e that lie
-.u4. -. 300 -e l.- .l 90 was -Usln rapidly
f----, a-- --- teen raa 4cllul O. leave business
lil Icr.J $3.50 sr-s. lll uJ "a L-ptuIrs inGilit
u-i-i--l ..l'l., i-ie l----i-cs u Consumption. in
tHH Hr--A-.L- az i t.-L-l3- -4r. iiclgk FISHER.
ll----.rl NJ i.I .4.fr.r-E Bltc s1r.tfg, presented
ll- N..I o. a..--r % ile l.FPaEED s'HfslEIFlloS.
lu @ i.a --ls rs rru.l.e, LVllnl lll entirely
4u.t -4iel, sIta.l 81 0e-rs ily cJu- "a nad a.
E.s- --.- ---i AID ll less tlan two weeks, the
H-I.t.s .Iste were Dc. tcu ~. IucuceilrEArl
it-l-l-- etTe--i Rapidly AID am Lpw regularly
at.-N..--- 90 ~ N-.'t- "- c-elA 70 inc American
LiH.u e.c-v-s. U-a-c employ ucut haze been
mae c-fs. 900. nyH en.95 iu- good health. AOuT
rI--eli lt.a ll-cte4 q tutgi Nlcn ms friends dee
paired q. my recovery. Thus. :. tUNULi+.
..tleve had Nervous or Euasm0dic Asthma for
eleven t-rs. during tie lass ga years / have
arF-r ilt Ll u1lui-llli tel nights rest. 20 oittn
---ff Iu DC ilH- Uullc die before could -gt air
Larl l-g lL...7. 4 r-ls s.irl ana spiutIus- and
-asr-l So -.e---y from suoItuess u breath that
u.- p.l.-l 90 t-Ae lIequtuI rests IA WalAlu,
~ I-s residence % ny lIacl Of business.
"tar Llsai before DutalLcd tho .PREPAEE1
Et- .,lr-l-s, Was me wont ever passed. On
obtaining t-u remedy Zoos a pouului II noon
a-l t-..-- 60 .l-, and slept All ul-ht. without
H.l- l--F- 49,. iia.i utgLea n,-ut's rest since
no luu-er look .la.-
.-cI- have Gained ID strength and sprits, ana an
Iur ~ al -.- cil1 wiki '-lurtut,- a. UicGtn.' 1
small ---4 ID Las -ly ous afflicted with Asthma
C-Il aud -l- Rae.
o. 4i.A e.. LlAUDJA, No. 35f Fourth ST. ny
lle "rGEFAuD fAt-Ci.I PTius Is put Up in a 81
r.--cf All ls cold u, U.UE-lat generally " order
i-al ta ---fys--4 o. tle csl- fIupueturs, OSCAR
O. MUSES. & &c., sd 4. rilallt street, n. ! Con
-1.'ii.a ii,e t;reul1rs. containing particulars III
--i' case -----z142lly treated, wlI4 sent Irce by
-lafi.
cod in burlington by a. c. SPAR. II. L. Az
wA4-R 81. ~. 4-J-Y, !. :. GALS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
STATE OF VERMONT.
APPROPRIATION

w HEREAS. The Bank u Burlington. a corpo;-
w ration duly Incorporated by the Legislai-i'
Of the sta-o Of Vermont located and dong bust
ness at Burlington in the County Of Chitteuienls
made application 70 me reQues Cinz me 20 issue
proclamation designating some day for the teralia-
alton Of the existence Of said corporation and
whereas, 10 has been ml9e 10 appear % ne IS.
two thirds OF the legal vOtes Of the stOc, hol-e'
q said corporation were given In favor OF sali 81
plicati n.
Now, therefore, I. Pau Dillingham;. governor
the Stste Of Vermont IN CONFORMITY with said aF-
Lcttioi and the provisions Of sections eighty-s1
and eighty seven OF chapter eighty-nIne Of %.
6oneral Statutes Of Vermont do hereby issue NJ
Proclamation aud declare that on the Fiiteenm
gay Of september, A. ID. 1870, the said Corporate
Of the bank Of Burlington shall cease 70 exist A'
iullJ anu with the samO effect as II its charter eA
pre- dby the limitation therein.
In witness Whareof. havehereuntO signed n!
name and caused the seal Of the state 70 qs
heTeunto affixed, In Executive ChsmpetL -
Isl waterbury. this Twelfth day OF March, IN ny
year Or our Lord one thu usand eight hunaLse.
and sixty-six. AID Of the Independence OF wv
United States the nine'i-th
PAUL DILLIN6HAh'
By the Governor.
CHAB IL. CAT,
Secretary OF Cfvtl aud Military AhAh-
keSts i2uGe0
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17

II sll the soldiers are for Baxter, f Bix-lr IS
in no danger, why this Wild rally q all the To-
Gtlcsl thim5le riggers IL tie District 90 bis sup
port? Why the quick response 10 person to tle
agoniziug cry TO The 81 District, .. Cone over
and help us" Why Is the [. ). Marshal and
his confreTes so 6usly ~ work trying 10 mann
fdciurs = sentiment which they have iust de-
clared already exists ? Hinder SOAP WON'T
wash out, with the soldier, the memory of Cf,
Stannsrd's ill-treaiueut bv Batter. NetasI-
der follower has Baxter in this cru,ny-
nuy d, spite the despeTsj, efforts Of his obs,o. T.
Gus orderly 10 organize s a. Soldiers Rectpti,n-'
on The tccasIou # the late visit Of the member
from The Third s'rci But The or,ierlv could
not iud his :. double" and so the a. Receptiou'
was a failure.
Not soldier discharges farewell shot
As this corpse 10 the graveyard We hurry
The Times Is not quite correct; hut comes
within one Of the truth when j. SAYS that
Mr.. Baxter has but one soldier follower in
these parts. We hear of tlro soldiers, and
only two, that favor the denomination Of the
present Congressman, both Of them for sui
6ciept personal reasons. The rest, here and
throughout the County so far as We can
learn, are all against MIR. Baxter, thinking
that be has had ofice and honor enough,
and should now stand aside for better man.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON r. R.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
c, n;moosias July .. 1850. traln. will run as fol

c,n;;monsirs July .. 1850, trains will run as fol
LEAVE BURLINGTON.
1901 A. ", MAIL TR IN for Hoston, Lowell Wor
cester, Fitchburgh. BrattlehOrO, Springfield. Hart
lord, View Haven, Troy, Albany and New York
arrive in Troy a 40 ?. NJ. New York 1879 P NJ
Boston I.3IP 81.
THROUGH % Boston and Troy ritaeuf change Of Crrs
LIS TRAIN Ter Rutland and intermediate stations
500 P. ". ACCCMODATiON TRAIN 10 Rutlan6
arrives in Rutland al o'clock
90 zoe. N MIG lit EXPRESS, with Sleepin,, Car r.,
New forS and Boston. Arrive In Troy al "a a
X New York 1879 An Boston so a NJ
THROUGH 20 Troy and B0sfoa trifhouf eAano, az c-,
The 10 o'clock p. ~ and 10 O'Clock A. N. trains
make close connection with the New York Cen
tral AZ Troy and Albany for all points West
FROM the soEfa aud EIi Trains rripe al B.yliaqrs-
fofOrs.
3-5o An, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping
Cars, nom New York and Boston. Leaves New
fO.h a. D ?. y, Boston SD Pm.
SO A. u. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Rutland
leaves Rutland at % A. 81.
80 ?. NJ NAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell, Nor
eeste. Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, Troy
and New York.
Leaves Boston 30 A. NJ
$50, VAIL TRAIN rom Troy and New YORK
For further Information apply az the Union Tick
&c ONCE, No. l. American Hotel BLOCK, Where tick-
cts can DO pUrchased for all OF the aboVe routes
and all pOints West North West and snutn "est,
choice NAV lie made from any Of the VARIOUS routes,
J. w. WARDELL, Agent, Passenger Depot.
J. W.CARrENrkR, Agent, No: Amercsn Hotel.
eco. .. hxRRUls eupv.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
RELIEF IN Ten MINUTES.

To |o,a..s,s ana public Speakers. these Waters
are peculiarly Naiuhtlu tLty HllIn lnr day re-
MOVE tlz a..-t sect ere occasional Iuarsc-e-s, and
thtlr r--u-ar u-e ivr few lay wllI, No times IN
crease ih- power ana t-viaiuty oitHc voice, reaL-
D llHioF4us .t- tau-i compass ana clc.ru-ss, ilr
which alr.-su tts arc rt. UIlriy usu4 Is u.auy
Professional vocal SIS.
Sc taai Tie Uori. BRYAN IS stamped on
each "ir- and H4-s ghsrry, tae ..c T.tui.v Of the
signature 81 ale proprietor "juB MUSES. ou
Hfipperi g tuuIlrrvlt EAlrl Is forgery II Oh
leu il- i'Iiile "iu Re- dealt E4,S 10 the Iul eX-
tclt 90 -i4- law.
hETAs IS -ULsosfg WARNS are !or sale BY Al!
4flu--l-l-.
800 HOSES Sole Proprietor, e Cor,lsndt st Ny.
y. Il. aTwAIaR !. s. G.r-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
RELIEF ~ TEN MINUTES.
ET!3n;s PulmCniC WATERS.

~ De original Ntaic.le established IN 1857,
aha aisi aIt..v % The hlu- ever lltIUuuced under
--r -'-i-1 U4 tu.lil. l-c NaIDr-." this OF auy
utDf esl-trt "a utul. P4ll-JuIt .atrs are ,uun-
tellrli-- Abe Lulue eau ue huoWu Dy tie name
DHt AN Pea. -;al-illL uL each Nairr.
Thee HalU4e have ittu heIsrr The public FIR
--AtI1 tl-fil grtr ard tie Immense 81 IL attained
-s- pll l a-gfl.l .ul 10 IorcI-u Countries. tu4lv
ATTEST tlv.s intrinsic hurtl. Iue mlulcal urDpyr-
lv- a.v slvy 80 Any other arllcle uiieroa Tor the
ca e % t4lu.uar1 Eru clIaI aftcliUu- allu Tie
I-aut.is c.nt1llua ln coca tDX b. LearIy uuuule
4lt uL .Iu l4all Wl- tl-ss limitations advertised
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17

iIr tire E.L.rai Cure OF ASTHMA. FRoScHII1s, Ca
1AEa-I, .-il 81 saectICns a the THEoAT AID AIR
tASsse-a; irr tie General and SPECIAL DeTGnge-
lithts 90 i-l- - LFtrs sNsTtN= ana iar al EaHc-
% 1Ii bls1r-sF7 % TIE st0ma-s ~ B.trtis.
g. s.lI ~ iucI eases tie sfrsHgfs and dfepsss
tile c.t.~ 10 .He le bt99.. lt-u dues the CkHls and
ffyFrf ar- inches tie Eruscf0rEfi0E Il ctfcAs
The ftg $40 fr ways IL Dr. I ssueE 10 fourteen
De- QfErt 20 D. - tuce iHfia9Tsfsd and the
pa 4e-t sg ls g-.H, frsh the c,uga aud the fcah
trelf.lis $40 ~. e-iIy relieved tts sleep becomes
c..l4 ana it-.Jshiuz; The cu.rI4f.9ls Tcgr or and
uH1fera. A-i tie -tnlIu y, NJ O. rs disappear
E.-i. So Dag izt.1IsLluZ rapi4ity
tl- fr. --i.Et uu should De Used in every case
o.. -l- o. d. sciai G. n MY prescfloes Tones
issl Acids, BARK, Qliulae, c0d Liver ga, %hissey
SC. --.1 a. e.crJ ease, ty whatever a--lc known,
l Which ;-e-c ;s exhibited any ou- CT more OF the
. I.na.l-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
NEW CHURCH MUSIC
The Offering
BYL. SOUTHARD.
LATE PrRLICATIONs

CUAMER REST, BY Gail hamilton
ARNADALE. a novel By Wiikic Collins.
THE MUTE SINGER, by Anna Cora Richie
(MOwatt)
RECOMMENDED TO MERCY, author Of Taken
upon frust.'
BEGMINISTBE, author Of King, Cape"
CHANDOS. 2 novel by "OUida -
ASpHODEL, a story.
N TRUST. or nr. Bertrands Household
LECTURES OK THE STUDY OF HISTORY, by
Goodwin -mith.
TIE GIANT CITIES Of Barilu and Syrias.
HOLY PLACES, Rev. J. l.. Porter.
EDCE HOMO.
Our ETERNAL HOMES. by Bible Student.
PULPIT PUNGENCIES.
RESCUED FROM EGYPT, brA. L. q. J.,
THEPOEIICAL WORKS Of Thomas Buchanan
Re.c-
TUE TRUE HISTORY u little Rlgamuffn.
JOSH BILLINGS. Ills saying ia his Book.
THE LITTLE THINGS OF NATURE by Str
uartle Grindon.
THE BRAVE OLD SALT, Oliver Optic.
POOR MATT, OF the clouded Intellect, Jean In
gcls6. For sale hy
me q c. o. FRENCH co.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
TOilct Artlcles. .

HdkG ard Glove Foxes, Pertemouulies &C.
We are able T. tErr superior inducements 90
purchasers cur stock is the largest AID tsst IN
selection and quality 10 this vicinity, consisting o.
fresh new goo's bou -ht and 90 Tie sold 20 vgry low
prices.
watch work win. as usual. receive or personal
attention.
E.E. FLOYD.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
PRO. VAN BUsRIRH's
- GEENAN LIyER REMEDY

GREAT GERMAN LIVER REMEDY
strikes -- ..e Ta1tCf al Diseases which originate
20 I.s'a-- ,-- .'s Of tie Liver. Jauucicc. acute
,- --fnl-- Affections ui the Liver, Dyspepsia, sal
-ey ,tuLilLlrce- SICK Ic8cacEc asc promptly
a'A rse.ciii} cured By Professor Van Euas.rk's
L.re- Remedy.
u. -ac1..-a ! pul,.y Vegetable, a.l does not
e man either - Mcrc-Ty, 4ioes. Gauh01sc,
S--aaal5Hy ~ any Drastic lru-
Sod Ply aiI DrC--isls. Tl.cc one dollar Der bot
tl-- itI prtiusor VAS HUsKiRK's Great
eer-'-7 -.s,r Remedy, and take 70 other Oue
DOLLAR ana Lite-u cents, either IA stamps or in cur
itir', stut 90 any 6rl CIT 5cd Agent or 70 the
ifolT-1taI7, OSCAR q. MOSES a co, = Cort-
-iHat atTget, NeW or, Will ensure bottle OF the
medic Ec hl return nail, Postpaid.
A-.lts for hurlir-t.u j. g.. Rosy. J. s GALE
=. q. SPE1E, j.. 4. AIWk-ra.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17

Sps'.ll at euti0n Is GALES @ thc style OF AMER
CAN ORGA y, No. H., Containing the Super Octave
Coupler and Sub Bass. FOR CnURCHE, in want
Of powerful instrument VII. Sc mems are limited
its price renders il ycry desirable.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
Hnnn,s Pulmsnie Maler..

cure Coughs, Colds, sore Throat, H0arsenoss,
asthma, t.tarIh, L.tEclltis. Dlil-u.t B.e4tnus
eyliin- "a Dlguu. fa-Ls ia the Chest, iuc uIeut
t,L-Li- gt.sl s.Lc al4 LIstast-,f rle Iuu-- -.tt
riiy alvtliuE Temporary TIili. but tIectinE
IaIil sLl l4-ti. c-rl lI are Ma. r4uttu l. ave
7lti-ieclluu lu lfgry Instance. Tines do net Lau-
stalv like a.cuLtl.c G, a. pounds ana tae medicinal
pinsirlies az combined Ih aiurll 50 -te Die and
pleasant DO ihc tartci That any Cll.l VIII readily
.tg a. t.t.4ts IA. 4. 81.
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Also great variety Of cheaper time pieces spec
tacles urd - glasses, Ia every a.ld oi bow al &
focus uf ulass. Coll Pens and Pencils, Fine Table
and Pocket Cutlery. Hazo-s, Scissors, shears, Fans,
Beads. Bfouzcs VASES
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-17
CoLLEGE STREET,

I The undersigned would most respectfully ll
ucuuce O. che trade thar they LlsC established them
s-lscsas lhove.ia large and luaclous bulliil-al-
have introduced new and improved machinery pr
the purpose Of mauufac-uIilg iy steam, t-1ee
Spice Cream Tartar &c
Having been connected with ard had eleven
years experience IA one Of che large SO Tea, t.-t1
and Spice Houses iu the United stat cs,wc -l-la H-
fully understand our business and hesitate l't 2.
say that an goods coming from our estaH--i-----
cauno, Dc surpassed -u quality OF yle.
We offer goods either ia original package %
manufactured and pu- up in PACKAGES L. .lit pup
chasersi on ls
FAVORABLE TERMS AS ANY OTHER
FIRST CLASS HOUSE
Parties ordering hy letter viii please designate
distinctly, quantity, quality and style and they
can depend upon lelus suited
GREGORY 3 SfEAt
Taos, ". GREGORY.
CHAs y. MEAp. Nly i+-v7--
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Every Organ IL Warranted
10 Prove satisfactory

THE AMERICAN ORGANS all have the Rever-
terating Sound Box. or Wind Chest and arc finish
ed in the ht.hcst sty le Of art, in Rosewood. Jet,
ished or in Smooth Oh Finish, forming eegant
pieces Of Furniture FOR the Plror or BOudoir; aut
the Oak and Walnut especially adapted for
Churches, Lecture and Lodge Rooms.
THE AMERICAN ORGANS are all finished with
cur new PATENT improvements, containing the
improved Knee Swell, D0u lie Bellows. to Rlow
Pedals, and TRENOLOfOund in no other lnstru-
ment.
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NEW BOOK LIST.

NEW BOOK LIST.
80 IvINGsTosE'S Expedition to the Zambes
IL and its Tributaries"
History Of the gsEish Church,r u Series
Stsnhy.
''In Trust or DIR. Bertraads.- by Douglass
ssThe Young Lsdy Of Pleasure"
Records of s. V. $. Wilder
"a Plea for the Queens English" By henry
fred ID. u.
''Life's Morning" and "Life's Evening"
Joseph the Jew"
Lot but Found"
THE Scripture Law Of Divorce
Brave old salt, by Oliver Optic.
For sale by r. A. FULLER
June |. 1866.
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go ~ he wonderful progress Of Mediea
~ q sScieuce during the past SIR years only
- sS@eSGakos !. PISS BILE Tor the cOnseientic US
~ - S.Sphysiciln % ceciare new. thtt Ccnsump-
y 49, ion Is Is certainly cured as Intermittent
EzfsGEz Fster and as certainly prevented rs
S1aI,f Psl.H-CAars6s Z. hing, NJ d. IL. D. etc.