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MOTH FRECKLES.

The only reliable remedy Tor those brown dis
colorations on the face called Moth Patches snd
Freckles is PERRY's Morn AND FREcKLE LorIoS.
Prepared only by DR.. B. c. PERRY, Dormatolo-
gist, 10 Bond St, New York. Sold by all drug
gists in Burlington and elsewhere. Price % per
bottle maj, 21-d6E6m
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Died

In sLelburn, Monday evening, June %. Mary
youngest daughter Of Michael Mas.nn. formerly
Of BuTlin.ton.
At Washington, .. c, May %, II tyophol4 fever
Daniel Webster Phelps, Gith son Of Tie late Hon.
samuel .. Phelps, Of MiddlsluTy, sZsd . yesrs.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ogdensburgh d Lake Champiain y. X.
AN AFTER MONDAY. MAY 18th, Isl q
" passenger train will leave Northleld 10 \
81 Montpelier I'D A NJ, Waterbury So A. u
Burlington b 10 A ~, Essex junction 90 \ y
81 Albans Il,sO A. 81. ROuSe POl1t iLiG 2. ~
srrIying az oRtenshursh ~ D On p. VI.
iunsidstislE DIV, c, BROWN. suPt
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Ninety { emf. ON The DoIlar.

The road was completed from Omaha }5 miles
west on the LIST Of January. 1867, and is fully
equipped. and trains are regularly running over
IL. The Company has now on hand uiIcieut iron.
ties etc, 10 finish the remaining portion 90 the
which Is under contract 20 be done September lst
u this year. and il is expected that the entire
road will be IA running order from Omaha % It's
western connection with the Central Pacific, now
being rapidly built eastward from Sacramento,
Cal. duriur 1870.
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NEw ORI4'S-, Juuc B.
Almost unanimous satisfaction is eApfce7-
"a bv tine Press and public a- lhe removal
of GOV. Wells. Wells friends express cIn-
fience that he VIII bc reInsta..l. lie ln-
tends retaining possession oi tla "'h'e ior
the present.
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E0rospecfs foI. BMsiMeAA.

The railroad connection between Omaha and tle
East is now complete, ana the earnings O. tte
Union Pacific on the sections already finished i'f
the first two weeks IN May we're -lla-uF- lnest
tional earun-s a. the rad progresses Hlll uut
more than pay the interest on the Company -
bonds, and the through business over the uu.}
line Of railroad between the Atlantic Gld Pacific
must be immense.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-07

ties MOTHER BAILEY's QUIETING SYRUP
FOE CHILDREN. Which greatly assists the child
through the month q Teethin-, ailays su Pain,
reduces Iuflmmlii1n corrccts. A,ii.ty af he Stom
ach. and never fails Co. regulate the Bowels. sold
by pru-g's's.
W1f JJSLYN s. SONS,
mas ..v-v Barton w.. ten. A-ts.
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sperial aotire.
PROOFS oFTHEsUPERIoR QUALITY
WATCH
WALTHAM, MASS.

The American Watch Company, Of Waltham,
Mas. respectfully submit that their Watches are
cheaper. more accurate, less complex, more dura-
BE. better adapted for general use, and more
clsig kept 10 order and repaired than any other
watches ia market. They are simpler in structure,
and therefore stronger, less likely to be injured
than the ma ority Of foreign watches, which are
composed Of from y 10 800 pieces, while in an
Oh English watch there are more that 20 parts.
q w they act under the hardest trial watches can
Laye. Is shown ~ the following letter
PENN RAILROAD COMPANY.
o.f,,z -r rHE GENERA SUPERINTENDENT, I
ALTOONA, PA, y Dec, 1866.
g-.u,nrn. The watches manufactured by you
have been used on this railroad for several car
hy cur onginemen, 20 whom we furnish watches a
mart u our egui pment. there are now some three
hundred OF them carried on our line, and We con
der chem good and reliable Eme-keepers. lnieel'
] lave Ers4t satisfaction in saying your watches
livc us less trouble and have worn and do wear
much longer without repairs than any watches We
have ever had 10 use On this road. As you are
aware, we formerly trusted to those Of English
LllLulleturc, Of Acknowledged good reputation
but a- a class they never keep time corr sctly,
uor have they done good service, as yours
EDWARD il. WILLIAMS,
Gerfrai SHpsriHfensenf,
4a.sI5-1u H'afcl Co., WaLitanl.
BE make now FIVE different grades Of watches,
named respectively as follows
APPLETON, TRACY a Co, Waltham, Mas.
WALTHAM WATCH COMPANY, Waltham, Mas
2. BARTLETT, WAltham, Mas.
l5I. ELLERY. Boston, Mass.
HOME WATCH COMPANY, Boston, Mass.
AL oi these, with the exception Of the Home
Watch Company, axe warranted by the American
watch Company to Re Of the best material, on the
mos. approved principle, and to posses, every
requisite Tor reliable timekeeper. Every deslei
selling these Watches IS provided with the Com
/ pauy's printed cad Of guarantee, which should
accompany each Watch Sold, so THAT buyers maj
feel sue that they are purchasing the genuine arti
/ Gle There arc numerous counterfeits and 'miis
/ t0us q our Watches sold throughout the country
I and We would caution purchasers TO Re on thei
! guard against imposition.
sry grades u Waltham Watches may be Pur
chased % watch Dealers throughout the country
ROBBINS APPLETON,
ls2 Broadway, New York.
and ROBBINS, APPLETON CO.
iuueoI6wIm l5s Washington St, Boston
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FOR CoUGHs. COLDS AND con-

SUMPTION, Try the old and well known. VEGE-
TABLE PULMONARY BALSAM, approved
used by our Oldest AID most celebrated hysisirH
for forty years past Get the genuine.
REED, CUTLER CO.. Dsls:ii.I, 6'i-' p
prietors. dec.2t-dSW6mos
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&eqal Notites.
LoRFN RATEs.s ESTATE

49, ~ rs rr-v1DyS snG T r.o.si.
~ Chittendeu.
To all persons Interested IA the estate q Lore G.
Bate ste OF Ls-e1 In said District. deceased.
GREETING
At Probate Court holden 70 Burlington, within ard
for the District u Ckittenden. the rst day u june
\. D. 1867, an Instrument purportius a. be the last
will and testament, o. LOREN Q. Bates late Of EsseV 10
said district deceased, was presented 20 the Court
Aforesaid - Probate and t j. ordered BY said Court
that The 81 ay % June A. -. l>Gs. at the Probate
Court Rooms In said Burlington, De assigned Tor prov
in sd Instrument: and that notice thsrcofbe given e.
al persons concerned by Publishing this order tire.
weeks sucrc--ivcly 10 Tie Burlington Free Press
newspaper printed ~ said Burlington previou- o. H..
time appointed
Ihcreiore Won are hereby notified to appear tsl..g
sad ourt at the time and place Aforesaid and contest
the Probate Of said will II YOU have cause
Given under my hand 70 Burlington IN sld D. Z To-.
'hi- rrst l1v ~ June 4. d 1907.
r. r. WAIE- june.
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NEw YORK, june D.
Gold 1861 L. 5. 5-20s o! Co l09l, oil
81 1923. new issue los! l0-i0= 99l; 7-3os,
LIST series 1901, other serir- 1853 exchange
60 days llOi.
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MARVELLOUS PRoPERTIEs.

1t stands pre-eminent among the hoalth-restoging
preparations Of the age and every year adds to its
fame, not only in this country. but throughout the
civilized world.
June 6-dGWlw
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d E CIO U S

nR. A.. JOHNSON'S 4 VI 4 x a. A y
II TOOTH POWDER Is the CREAM
90 ALL rGErAsArlQSs POR The rsErH. For
refreshing the mouth. arrestin- decay,
and lmpsrtiu- a delightful fragrance, i has no
used and commended Tor - years by eminent Pro-
fessors u Chemistry and Medicine. Prepared BY
AZ experienced Dentist, ats East 18th So, y. \.
Price Sd cents double quantity, - cents. For
sale hy druggists
GEO C. GOODWIN ( co. and WEEKS FOT-
TER, and ". :, BURR CO. Wholesale Agents
Boston Mas
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-07

Judge Kelly delivered the closing speech
OF has southern campaign az Danyille, Va.
Yesterday. 4 vote Of thanks was rendered
t. the Judge at the close Of his speech.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-07

NV YORK, jane t-
\ morning paper has tie following

NV ORLEANS, June 3D..
a despatch from the War department 90
Maj. Gen. r. II. Sheridan, says AFIlc--
ton having been made to the Plcsi5lu. of
the L. 5. by the Governor of Louisiana and
others for the revocation OF your order
removing the Board OF Lcyec Commission
ers ami that the State authorities be per-
mittei 10 proceed in the Execution % The
State laws. The President directs al fur
Jhef proceedings 10 be suspended until
further Instructions.
You VIII please rep5r. tAl facts .n relation
O. yGug order with the reasons .1r giving
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gsl5ElsBzEIs3 6 / !, 1 5 I !zyII$

or the Choicest Fruits and Spices STRICTLY
~ PURE, Of Delicious FLavORs and UNRIvAL-
Irn STRENGTH. Introduced in 1850 References
.u i-If. Governors from all y. +. States, Profess
slrs Literary and Business Men, Hotel Proprie-
tors, and Dealers in Choice Flavors. They treble
LII -.- a--tn LLa-n
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spsfial 9ntitts:
REMEMBER

That sickness at the stomach, pain between the
shoulders and in the right side, yellow suusion Of
the skin. eostiveness drowsness and languor, dim
ness Of sight, collie, pAlpitAtion Of the heart, dry
cough, low fever, and other symptoms which iadi-
date the various phases Of acute and chronic liver
complaint, are, one and ALL prom FLY relieved, AID
finally removed, by the action Of that famous pre-
paration
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-07

A Great Chance for Agents.
THE BEST SELLING BOON PJ b
LISHED.-.Apply at once for TERRITORY q lell
the new edition Of WELLS EN cry Man Hlo
OWN LAWYER and BUSINESS PORM-bUuh
which Is Indispensable 10 every man aud woma1
(six hundred and ffly pages. Price only = ''
Sent free BY mail on receipt 4 price. Addre-s'
for terms OF Agency.
BENZ. ". II TCHCOCh, iu6ln Der.
iune3d6wIt "a Chambers St. n. V
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IN TIE CoRALCANEs

sea-green is said TO be the prevailing hair color
and the
FISH-TAILED MAIDENS
sit on the rocks and comb their green locks asi0us
ly. But the
BELLIES OF EARTH
prefer gl1ssv browns and shining blacks % any
other tnses and If nature has not given their fair
heads these beautiful hues, or Il mis,hance has
robbed them Of their once exquisite beauty, they
don't cry about it. bat resort at once TO
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
which in i've minutes does all that nature ever did
for any head in her happiest mood. Manufactured
by J. CRISTADORO, 6s Maiden Lane, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all hair dress
ers may2lIkvlm
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REMARKS.

tltt.e-tLis week arrivals from the Northern
States was -i5 head. The high prices asked could
not be realized o the extent expected. We quote
prices a cwt higher some instances they were
even HIGHER. This market is at tie present time
governed hy the number Of Western Cattle. lSome
very good Clttle, with a supply Of poorer grades.
was e. ual 70 last week. Receipts some 20 head
l re. Prices remain unchanged. But few sales Of
sheep a I'd Lambs can be expected as the number
was li-lt and nearly half sold on commission
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rsmbrid-e Cattle Market.

TUESDAY,, June
amount Of Live Stock at Market.
Cattle. Sheep 4 Lambs. Swine.
This wees. 46i c5j 1000
From Vermont. 10 272 600
Prices OF Market Beef-extra So o. q i55
First quality "a 90 n IL 50.
Second quality, 10 90 a 10 81.
Third quality, II 90 a y %.
Working oxen 2 pair $50, 900, % a 81.
Mich Cows and Calves, $i5, 80 50, 100 a %.
Hcl-liu.s So a 30.
Two years old. so a 90.
Three years old, 500 a. 10.
Prices or Sheppard. Lambs-lu lots s. OI On, 3
2 90 each extra &c % 20 40, or from %
&c 3 pound.
Spring Lambs, $ u0 n 0u.
Veal Calves s. Gl1.
Hides n ioc.
TaIlUw m &c 2 p.
Lamb csiLs each.
CalfSs ius ID a sc b z.
Stgrrc4 Sheen Skins l5c each
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THERE Is No SUCH WORD ASFAIL
z ARR AN It's
MPOTN XTRA
OF
gvhPbS and CODaiba.

d. a SURE. CERTAIN. and SPEEDY CURE for all
diseases % the BLtnuEr- KIDNEYS and URINARY
ugaAN>. either iu tLe Male Or Fsmais, frequently
perform r- Psrferf Cure The short space Of Three
~ FlH- D4gs. and always iu less time than any
other Preparation. ia The use or
Tarraut'- Compound Extract Of Cubebs
and COpaiba
There s. no u..I of confinement or change Il diet
Iu .t- approved form as paste, 10 /. entirely taste
I. and causes unpleasant sensation o. the patti
gr- and no cNposurc 20 l. now ackulv, lei srt BY
f Frrsf Irf-usL fr ff Trofesril thar IN f4s ADORE
~ 90 OF Jissasfs. JEE, ASu C.rNfGN axe the ONLY
Two remetlie- known that can Dee rolled upon with
lr, tEIlrt IsrY UF Success.
sgRANT'S CONPOI Nd EXTRACT
sF t-BEBS AND COPAIBA
NwEER FAILS.
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scuENCK.s MANDRAKE PILL.

4 Certain Cuie tor Diseased Liver and
the many Dangerous MaladIes which
are caused by morbid condition THAT
Organ.
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The Senatorial excursion party arrived
here this ?. n. and will leave for the West
AZ !. ". tomorrow.
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syrup, Seaweed Tonic, and
Mandrake Pills,

will strengthen the system, purify the blooC, and
ripen and he al ulcers on the lungs.
volume would be required, 10 give brief ac-
count OF the remarkable cures performed by Dr.
scbenek,s medicines, viz Pulmcnic Syrup, sea-
weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills-au Of which are
accompanied by full directions for the use Of them.
DR. -SCHENCK will be professionally at his
IS Hanover street Boston, from A. 81. until P IN.
he gives advice free, but for a thorough examina-
ton with Respirometer the charge is i've 20 doll
lars. His medicines are for sale by all druggists
and dealers Also full supply at all times at his
rooms. Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup and seaweec
Tonic each $50 per bottle, or $50 the half dozen.
Mandrake Pills 25 cents per box.
GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO., IS Hanover Street
Agents for Boston. For sale by all druggists.
PebI-w3lwltlam No ,.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE HUMAN LIVER

aul its functions, which viii make the operation u
this popular medicine percephble 70 every mans
understanding.
The liver Is supplied with blood vessels, nerves
ant ahsorhents. One Of its obvious uses is %
rete and prepare the bile. Itlikewise alters the
O.. Cd and separates that fluid from al impurities
Il " indispensably Necessary 20 health is the pro-
per performance Of this function II the liver Is
eased, Il cannot purify the blood, and II that is
4 back through the lun ., brain and other parts
. Z morbid condition, it must cause iaundiee, bill
90 usness, obstruction Of the kidneys. gravel, and
many other complaints more or less painful and
dangerous, but the least Of them quite enough %
make man sick and uncomfortable, and unit Tor
the performance OF any Of the duties Of life. THIS
unhealthy state OF the system very ef;en ends IN
pulmonary consumption.
The circulation Of the blood is conducted ~ this
manner The heart sends the vital current down
through the arteries 1t passes through the hesh,
taking up all impurities in It's progress then the
stream Of blood flows backward through the veins
and passes TO the liver TO be purified Il Is impos-
sibie 70 consumption, scr0fula, or scarcely any
other kind Of liberation while that important
organ, the liver, is diseased. IL is for that rea-
son that regular physicians rarely cure consump-
ton. They usually begin their treatment with the
use Of some cough medicine, basis Of which IS
morphia or opium in some shape, which locks up
the liver instead Of relaxing the secretion giving
a tone TO the stomach, and producing healthy
flow Of bile. Dr. Schencks
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-07

fINO give the public Gear understanding d the
produce those wonderful effects which are attested
IS thousands Of reliable witnesses we present a
brief
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-07

4 PuaUc BEutcroE.- Ne one IS doing
more for the people az lal-, especially the fair
SEX than james Pyle. By ;ae introduction Of
his % soap be saves r..la tine AID expense,
ana does credit 90 the '.-.e.,eTer' Industry.
lt r., indeed. source %. s..r.uy ari as ouch
is finding it- vay au-.s -...s-s a1i families
-EnrHMhera.
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Death TO Pin-WOr,ns /.

nR. GOULD'S PIN-WORM SYRUP is
II the only remedy FOR these most troublesome
and dan -erous If all that inlest the human
system IL Is also the most efectual vermifuge for
an other sInds Of worms in children. Purely veg
ctlh,e safe and certain, valuable cathartic,
and beneficial o. health. Warranted o cure. Price
IS cents. 90. G. GOODWIN & CO.. Boston and al
DRUGGISTS.
All thC-s suffering from CHRoSI, DISEASE, IN
qf-ar-l.s 10 rHE Blood. the effects Of SELF ABUSE
In is various stages. &c. SC should have a copy
of DR. D. D. CHAsES GUfpE TO HEALrH, for which
We are sole agents for the [. 5 Prescriptions
therein are even in Plain English. Price 80 cts.
,fIresseI EDWARD PAXTON CO., Boston,
Sass Agents wanted IN Ne, R. /. and Conn.
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COLLINS. BLISS & co.
Produce and Commission Merchants,
Cash advances made on COnsignInents.
233 Sfafe Street, and 100 Central Street,
BOSTON
New England Agents for the

New England Agents for the
NONPARIEL FREN II GUANo.
Its claimed that this Fertilizer Is superior 10 any
in the market, its virtues and merits over others
being to prevent all insects and worms from des-
troying crops or plants, without burning or mar
ing those OF the most delicate nature. IL u much
stronger than the Peruvian, thereby requiring
less quantity 70 permanently enrich the sol.
Price $50 per Ton.
Hseld for Circular Giving full psrtisuiAr'
Earltw9m
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. PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAR
RAGE.
THE CHEAPEST BOOK EYER PUBLISHED
Contains nearly three hundred pages.

And 100 fine plates and engravings OF the
Anatomy Of the Human Organs in state Of Health
nd disease with treatise on Early errors, Us de-
piorabIe Consequences upon the Mind and BODY
With the Authors Plan OF Treatment-the only
rational and successful mode Of Cure, a. shown ~
lie report % cases treated. truthful adviser TO
he married and those contemplating marriage,
who entertain doubts Of their physical condition;
sent free Of postage 70 any address on receip, OF
= cent In stamps or postal currency, by sddess-
ing DR. Ia CROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany,
y. The author may he consulted upon any oil
he diseases upon which the book ueatsf either
personally or by mail Medicinc3 sent u any
psYt Of the world.
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THE Bf-r ORGANS Every person who is
couylrsaLt with te subject U-i readily admit
that &c MCssrs. Mason I4uG- belong almost
exclusively tie croI, @. making these extensive
improvements IN reed organs. The Cabinet Or
gan manufactured by this eHternrisug firm is
mag -hclut instrument 100 every respect uniting
richness and evsnnCss az tone. with smo5thUess
ali pr5mptue Of aotio- iL O. manner hitherto
uuat-aiuel-Bls H.. .ry Courier.
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First Mortgage Bonds
SIN PER CENT, IN GOLD,

having thirty years 20 run. and tearln- annual
interest payable on the frs. day Of January and
July, in the City Of New York az the rate o.
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TEN PER CENT. COUPON BoNDs

Safe r, T. \. B0H}s,
l-r sale Is =. WILKINS,
stock and Bond Broker.
T-6cnd ior a circular. Detroit. Mich.
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Great Chance for Agents.

Please state in what paper You saw this notice.
may 9ld2fn
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DIR. SNV EET'S
INEALLIRLE kLNIMENT

mavv
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PARIs. Jane ,.

IL Is said tina. Cont Won B.snark has
asked to be relieved from the carts Of cthce
immediately after The adoption Of the fede-
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18
THE LOAN FEATURE
DELAWARE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

The Directors Of the Delaware Mutual Life IbSur
anee Company, believing thai iis members are not only
entitled TO receive all the excess uf premiums paId rr
assumed ny them. IN The shape ard under The nzm+ IF
dividends, but they entitled to all the rcneG
whlEh The large accumuaiiDns Of Life CUmt4ny can
confer, have determined 10 INCORPORATE the fJIwu q
feature into its plan. VIZ:
When the accumulation of funds from premium re-.
ceipIs, shall be sufficient meet Oidin0ry lu.se ,
the excess shall be loaned The highest b rr On Iho
OllOwIng Terms.
FIRsT.-MOney shall be loaned 10 Policy holders
only
SECOND.-No member shall borrow more than ihe
amount of his PoIcv
THIRD-The Policy will be taken as security but
only lis actual value lis ''sprrenier VaIue,- The
balance must he amply secured hy sal isfactOry first
Mortgages Real Estate. The Board Of Directors
shall be the Jud OF The Sulency nl such security
FOURTH.-ln the event OF The death Of The membt r
To HON such loan is made. it shall he a9e.i 10 The
payment of his Policy.
FIFTH.-MoncV SO loaned, shall lie calleI in only ~
cases OF extraordinary losses an then Sky da, no
tce shall be gwen and the loans longest Out shall he
the first called in, and not Than one iOrh OF a,,y
one loan shall he called in al payment. uuipss a
larger proportion shall be spensajy necessary
Thus giving The borrower th9 probable use of the
Oney during his life. If he To retain IT.
SIXTH In case the member to whom mpmey is
loaned, shall fail To pay The interest agreed unn ur
shall allow his Policy 10 lapse for npn payment of
premiums, then the loan shall be withdrawn.
SEVENTH Every member Of the Company shall be
notified when funds be disposed Of in this man
ner and bids shall be received nv 'seaed prnpOsals
Read advertisement Of Company in anJIher column
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Now is THE TIME TO INSURE YOUR LIFE!-7'he Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Philadelphia
Organized in l847, offers inducements superior ia
any other Company represented in this State. The
security is ample; its management communicates
nearly two million dollars, dividends 50 per cent
annually, on flrll premium, whether lite or en-
dowment policies. Those who insure will par
iicipate in the dividend of January 1863 the same
as if they had insured earlier. Persons insuri1g
may give note for oue-half the premium with the
assurance that the dividend will cancel the note
every year. If full premium is paid in cash, al
subsequent premiums after the third, are reduced
one-half by the dividends. Persons desiring furthe
Information can call on, address DR.. J. f. CLAW
SON, of Smyrna, the authorized agcnt.-Nov2O-2m
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

PRETTY PICTURE.-Some of the New York
illustrated papers have pictures of Delaware S
whipping post 1t represents darkey at the
rack with Sheriff Herbert, of New Castle,
Walloplng him. the blood running down the
criminals back and rough-looking crowd
watching the operation. In the background
is white man, who, having received his quota,
is walking off with bis hands over his eyes, to
hide his face from the crowd. 1t is given as a
specimen of Delaware justice in the nineteenth
century.