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WHO WANTS a GOOD FARM!
Circumstances cOnstrain me To offer (
sale tbs Farm

on which nov reside. The farm IS known as the
SEYMOUR fARx,r-is situated between the
Rutland & Burlington X. Il. and the Lake. Il few
rods over one mile distant from the r r. Depot
consists Of 100 acres of land. more or less ana has
1 acres Of wooded land, 90 acres q meadow,
and the balance in pasture. The farm cannot ne
exoelled as grass farm
There is upon the farm, at least 81 ,zO9 worth OF
white pine, white and red oak, and hemlock tim
Der standing. The farm is well watered, and has an
abundance Of stone; easily quarried and accessible
There lie an inexhaustshle sup ly Of good BRICK
clay, and brickyard in successful opera ion with
in ten rods of the Railroad.
There are upwards OF loo choice FEUu TREES,
doing we'll, among which are some sixty Pear trees
lock says there IL no better soil and exposure for
fruit in the Valley Of the Lake.
The farm has about ore-haf mile Of bold and
plctureQue rocky shore: beautiful alienation
Of points, headlsnds and bays, crowned with grow
ing timber.
With plenty Of elevated sites, commanding fine
yieut Of the city and lake with timber, stone
and brick material in abr ndance 70. building pur
poses, the farm offers desirable opportunity to
The lovers Of the beautiful in nature for a SUM-
hER RESIDENCE, with facilities for boating,
hshing and bathing with easy access TO the City,
ana YET removed from its dust and bastle.
TO the Market Gardener, the grass and hay
hrmer or the Milkman it VIC uld be specially valG-
able Being close to deep water, and having
be materials for docking on the very Shore il is
veil worth the attention Of LUMBERMEN and
MANUFACTURERS, whose Cpl orturities for ex-
pansicn are limited BY the present oEnersbip Of
AL the docking privileges, and By the danger
Of Ere, in the heart Of the City A Dook can he
constructed here for less than one-haf the cost Of
any dock In the city. Easy Communication VIII
ths Lshe and Rail Road, in connection with The
hcts named, will make the location Of great value
70 Manufacturer
There Is q comfortable dwelling house up n the
farm, and a new tenement house.
viii sell th farm with or without the StocS
Crops Tools and Furniture, with possession as
soon q desired. As the farm is somewhat heavily
eucumbsred by mortgages, portion having yet
some ears 10 run, terms can be made easy to the
purchaser. ior proportion ofthe purchase money.
!. s. ADAMS.
Buriin zton, VT Aug. 2ist, is67. d&w2w
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON r. n.
CHANGE OF TINE.

Commencing. Mag p. 1867, trains will run as fol-
lows
LEAvE BURLINGTON;
.01A. NJ, MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, Wor-
cester, Fitchburgh. Brattleboro, Springfield, Hart
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albany and New York ,
arrive in Troy at $40 P. NJ. New York $50 P. N.
Boston 1902. NJ
I.35 P. N. DAY EXPRESS, for Rutland, Bellows
Pals, Troy and New York. Arriving in Rutland
4l5P. NJ (; Bellows Fails, $50 p. NJ. Schemes
tody SIS P. NJ, New York 5.i5 A. NJ.
% p. M. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN to Rutland.
arrives in Rutland at 9.35 P. X,
1000 r. n. MIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Car for
New York and Boston. Arrive in Troy at 40 A.
H.. New York lois Al NJ. Boston $40 A.
ftros1k 10 Troy aud BOSTON, ifhosf change Of Co.'s.
The l0.uDand l.3j P. N. and 800 A. 81. trains
make close connection with the New York Cen
trial at Troy and Albany for all points West.
rae Soufs and East Trsin, arm, al B,ri.-ysv.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping
s'srs, from New YORK and Boston. Leaves New
York at p. n, Boston $50 r. r..
: >, A. M.ACCOMoDATI0ST TRAIN from Rutland
i35 P. M.MAlL TRAIN nom Troy and New York
f55P.r., EXPRESS from Boston, Lowell, Wor
eeste. Springfield, Hartford. New Haven. Troy
and New York.
For further information apply a; the Union Tick
I othoe, No. I. American Hotel Block, or at the
4utIand Huntington Passenger Station uhere tick.
nj all points West, North West and South West,
shuce may be made from any Of the various routes,
". WAkDWELL, Agent, Passenger Station.
!. w. CARPENTER. Agent, No. American Hotel.
aEO. A. MERRILL. SuDt.
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MEDICAL MOTTO r..

Ii K. THAYER, NJ. d. Physician and Sur.
III. geOn, graduate Of the University of Penn
also Of the Homeopathic Medical College Of Phil
adelphis, would respectfully inform the citizens
81 Burlington, that he has opened an Office, corner
Of Church and Adams Sts-, where he will be happy
to see all who desire bis services. Having received
the benefits Of both the Allopathic and Homnopa-
THO Schools, the Dr. feels prepared 10 battle disease
n its worst forms. His success for the last hfteen
tests itself in the most malignant FORMS warrants
him in saying that he never fails to cure when a
cure Is possible Having acquired great reputation
in the treatment Of chronic diseases, he sil con-
tnue TO pay particular attention TO that branch of
the profession yet not exclusive. Patients visit ID
both in AMI out Of town on reasonable terms. Con-
sultation free.
Once hours from 10 TO u A. NJ, 2 to PM
Burlington April a, ISs7-dkwt.
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The Old Established and Popular Route, VIA
LAKE CHAMPLAIN !!
IS SowIS OPERATION.
Summer Arrangement.

The Splendid and COmmOdiogs Steamers
ADIRONDACK, Capt. W. II: FLAGG-
cISIDh d" WV. ANDERSON.
S SsiEk5 STATES, nc P MsT9.
ON and after Monday, July lst, iS67, ierminsS
the Steamers
GOING SOUTH.
Mor.frq Bosf-leave Plattshurgh 500 A; NJ, Bur
lington lO.45 A. n. arrive at 11conderosa -
p Il whitehall P. n. EreEIng Boaf-leaye
Rouse's Point at Sis P. NJ, Burlington s'51 T.
NJ, arrive at Whitehall \. d.
The morning and evening Boats make close con
nection AZ Whitehall with trains Tor oalAtoShi
Troy, Albany New York and the West
GOING NORTH.
Leave WhItehallII A NJ. and 5 20 P. NJ. arriving at
burlington P. 81: and 300 A. NJ Platts-
Point at 900 P. NJ. The Morning Boat connects
At Plattsburgh and Evening Boat at Rouse's
Point with trains for Montreal and Ogdens-
burgh.
tT-on Saturday morning the Steamer United
States will leave Rouse's Point at o'clock, by
which passengers will pass through the Lake by
daylight, and connect with Evening Boats al
Athens for New York.
"TieLsts good .nfl used, Baggage oh'oted
through. Fare as l0tr a. By any Other route
Tbroneh Tickets can be procured at Grand
Trunk Railway Offices, Montreal at the principal
Stations Of the Ogdenshurgh, Vt Central, hens-
selaer Saratoga, Hudson River ana LAKE etea-
ers and at the General Office Of the Company
West side Of City Park, Burlington, VI
ssFreights taken az lowest rates.
HIRAM TRACY.
Gen1. sup't.
Burlington, Vt. July Isl, Is67.-d&wtf
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Books and Stationery

NEW BOOK BULLETIN.
CRITICAL AND SOCIAL SAYS reprinted
for the New York Nation.
THE JOURNAL OF MAURICE De GUERIN"
THE MAN WITH THE BROKEN EAR Trans
lated from the French Of Edmund About,
FATHERS SONS A novel translated from tie
Rusian, BY Eugene Schuyler, Ph. D.
THE HU6sENOT 6ALLEY-sLAvE" being
the Autobiography Of a French Protestant
Condemned 10 the Galleys tor the sake Of his
Religion.
COOPERATIVE STORES" their History Organ
ism and management Based on the recent
German work Of Eugene PITCHER.
KING RENE-s DAUGHTER,-a Danish Lyrical
Drama.
"A ROMANCE OFTHE EEPUBLIc,7 by Maria
Child.
THE LAND OF THoR"-by j. Ross Browne.
"A DAY OF DOOMr-by Jean IngelOw.
JACQUES BoYEEvAL, or the Day Of the
Dragonnades.
CHRISTIANITY AND ITS coNFLICTs-by
Marcy.
CULTURE DEMANDED BY MODERN LIFE
NEIGHBOURS WIvES"-by Trowbridge.
'ARTEMUs WARD IN LONDON"
'LIBER LIBRORUM.- Its structure Limitation
and purpose A Friendly Conmunica ton
10 a Reluctant seeptic.
sugI EA. FULLER.
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apothrrafp.
a.C. SPEAR 60.
.Fi;Othccartes y DrusstsfS,

PATENT MEDICINES. CHEMICALS.
SURGICAL and Dental Instruments, Dentists
y Polls, Mineral Teeth, Trusses and supporters.
Shoulder Braces, Bandages Leeches, Mineral Va
ters Druggists Glass Ware, Brushes, Bird Seeds
Perfgmery, Plavoring Extracts, Spices. Shst e.
Herbs, Dye stufis, Inks, Camphene, Burning Plu!"
and Kerosene Oil.
= No article Of inferior quality tepi.
AMOS C. SPEAR EDGAR ". BURRIT'r
Church st. Burlington. vi
April 1. 1915.
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.
DANTES DIVINE COMRDY-translated by
Henry W. LonsfellOw, complete, vols.
\ STORY OF DOOM. and other POems-by Jean
IngeloW.
a ROMANCE OF THE REPUBLIC-ly L
Maria Child.
WOOL 6ATHERING-by Gail Hamilton
AN ARCTIC BOAT JOUENEY-by DR.. Hayes, new
edition.
THE SAYINGS OF DE-. BUSHWHACKRR and
other learned men-by Fred, s. CoEEens.
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF JAsON-a Poem BY
William Morris.
THE HOUSEHOLD OF SIR THOMAS MOORE
by the author OF Mary Powell.
JACQUES BONNEvAL, or the DAYS Of the Drag
Onnadss-hy the author Of Mary Powell.
RANDOLPH GORDON. and other stories-by
Macdonald.
EUGENE ARAM-by Sir Edward Bulwer Lyttou.
Bart, Globe Edition.
PlCKWlCk PAPERs-the Charles Dickens Edi
tion.,
Received by
c. O. FRENCH & co.
Sus'du TIuEs Building.
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aeutistrn,
DEN TISTRY.

lar. ". l.. HARRIS having returned 10 Burlng-
tot has fitted up and opened suit of rooms
on the corner Of church and College Streets, over
Lyma's store.
Dr. Harri, has been in the practice Of dentistry
sixteen years and cansaiely guarantee perfect sat
isfAction in all operations, both in the operative
and mechanical departments.
lie refers with pleasure 10 W. Carpenter, " u.
5. Thayer MD. b. W. Carpenter. NJ. d.
Septs7-dawu
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Situate at Riverside, Burlington County, Nsu Isi-
sey, is founded FOR the purpose Of gratuitouslY e.
ucating the sons OF deceased Soldiers and sesnss
| Of the United States.
/ The Board Of Trustees consists OF the follouin.
well-known citizens Of PennsylvAniA All New Jsr
i sey;-
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,,x, Deeds: Philadelphia, Pa
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Agent Adams Express, PhilA4elphLs "a
Or JOY, Coe L Co, PhTsdslpbis.
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DO Better Work,

with LESS FOWER, Is EASIER TO OPERATE for both
team and drirsr, stronger, dHyabis more sim
ple fsss lfkrfy -ssd repairs, aHd .ors sasy 70
pairs4 and is therefore srgofiy the machine for the
farmer 10 buy.
The subscribers would respectfully call the atten-
ton OF Farmers TO the following facts
That the manufacture Of Moving Machines was
adopted by as permanent business IN ls6o:-
That we have a shop and tools for that especial
business That believing II true economy for you
10 huy a. perfect Machine as
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Improved Buckeye Mower,
No.
BEST MATERIALS.

II will do bette work on all varieties Of surface
than any other mower. 1t has no side dram, no
weight upon the necks Of horses and has the light
est draft Therefore il is the best machine for the
team Il is also, the best for the driver as II has
a we'll arranged, easy spring seat, and can be
handled perfectly by boy Of ten years, without
any danger Of being thrown upon the knives The
advantages OF the IMPROVED BUCKEYE on all
points that constitute perfect mower, are briefly,
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T.. Ii. FLOYD,
u UfrhNlaker and .yeiCefer

T.. IL. FLOYD,
" 0fchmaker and JeiCefer
I5i Church ST., Burlington, VT.
Has in store at all times every variety Of
MEXICAN WATCHES,
ENGLISH WATCHES,
SWISS WATCHES,
in Gold and Silver cases. suitable for Gentlemen,
Ladies or Boys, Of reliable quality ard superior
finish and style.
Chains and Charms,
Eleg ant rich and serviceabl. Of Gold silver. Rub
Der, Hair, Sc, all styles Of guard, Vest, Fob
Leontine, Chatelain and Neck Chains.
Clocks.
Fine French clocks, Calendar Clocks. Office Clocks
Alarm Clocks and clocks OF every description
JeWcIry.
A fine stock OF new and unique patterns Of plain
Gold enameled and etruscan setts half sets ,Broo-
ches, Ear Rings, Studs, Sleeve and Collar Buttons,
Bracelets, seal, stone, masonic plain, chased and
children's Rings, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Gents
stone Scarf and Masonic Pins, Tooth Picks ,Armlets
&c, &C.
Solid Silver Ware.
OF our own manufacture, superior in quality. style
and finish. Spoons, Forks, Napkin Rings, fruit,
pie cake. hsh, pudding, Ice cream butter ana
pickle Knives, Ladies, Salts, Cart Gases, Port
monies; Tobacco and Match Boxes, &c
Plated Ware.
We have a large assortment Of Tea Sets. Salvers
Casters, Cake Baskets, Cups, Goblets, Butter Dish
Pickle Jars, Wine Stands, Egg Boilers Sardine Box
es, Celery Vases, "Tete Tete" sets, Hotel Sets
SC, &c.
Fine Table Cutlery.
Ivory Handle and Plated Table, Dessert and Tea
knives, Pocket Knives. Scissors aud Shears Rszors
and Toilet Goods.
Spectacles and Eyeglasses
In every style Of gold. silver steel, rubber an
plated bows and finest lenses
Gold Pens and Pencils
OF our own manufacture, the best in the market
all warranted.
Fancy Goods.
Bronzes, Bags, Work, Glove, Had'kI. Jewel, Card
and Fancy Boxes. Writing Desks, Portmonies,
hair, teeth, nail, cloth and comb Brush es, Beads
Fans, Combs, &c., &c.
We give particular attention to the manufacture
ar and silver Jewelry, Watch and Clock work
epairing Of Jewelry and Spectacles
We invite your attention 70 our stock as IL Il the
best IN the vicinity in variety, quality and style
Of goods and every article sold at the
LOWEST CASH PRICE.
Call and we shall be happy to show you any attsu.
E.B. FLOYD.
Wit lJi Church Street Burlington, VT.
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lIoksE Horses, horse fairs, and horse
racing are all about Us. The air is thick
with horse talk. There has been great
horse fair at Buffalo. Bonner has been buy
ing horse for fifty thousand dollars. \
horse fair is holding at Hartford. Another
horse far is on hand for Concord. Sill an
othcr-the real original national horse fair
is taking place Springfield. There has
been horse racing at Saratoga. Riverside
and Mystic Parks have had their displays of
superb horse fesh. 4 steamer across the
Sound carried sixty odd thousand dollars in
five separate horse skins \ man who
doesn { own a horse, drive hursc, like
horse, know a horse, or talk horse, Is no
kind of man in this equine age. saw
horses and clothes horses are rising IN DO
nestle esteem, and It is question If the
horse chestnut is not yet to be accounted
nobler specimen of a tree Khan the sweeping
elm.-B Boston Posi-.
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Orer Vine per ca. Interest.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE
on THE
ROYAL Bank of Ireland,

Also on LONDON, PARIS and other EUROPEAN
CITIES, in sums Of one pound and upwards, for
O. C. GB. L. BENEDICT,
FREE Pass OFFICE.
Burlington, VT mar25daWtf
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dinanrial.
NOTICE.

u,HE RUTLAND RAIL ROAD COMPANY !, pre- \,
pared TO issue Guaranteed Preferred Stocn A,,,n,
.r,orSanee vith its charter in exchange FOR Piinn
cinsi and intsrest 10 the LIST OF August, 1861 inc
First Mortgage Bonds ef the Rutland and Burning
ton Railroad Company. 49,. =, os-
All such stock Issued before the nrst Jay ". 7.
.ober III viii be Titled TO the dividend psyaoie
en- the first Of February, 1865. r., s,o,k
Bondholders can make the exehanse ior s ou
,brongh tiso NJ BARNARD, No. % Merchants nov
Boston. or Al the office Of the Company at Rutiano'
VI.
JOHN B. PAGE, D...-.
GEORGE n BARNAkD preSloiss
GEORGE B. CHASE, krtlsna
PETER BUTLER hatroau
JAMES II. WILLlAMS1 w.
EDWIN A. BIRCHARD,
JOHN HOWE, 49,
August 81, 1857.
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THE IMPROVED BUCKEYE.

THE IMPROVED BUCKEYE.
manufactured at or near home, in which no Ex-
PEssE has been spared, that might contribute 70
its ,Scfiusasss Gd dEraiy, we shall build Tor the
harvest Of 1867 for the Counties Of Chittenden, La
moille Grand Isle Franklin in this State, and tor
Canada adjacent, full supply Of these unrivalled
machines,
OF the Best Materials, Work and Finish.
To demonstrate and make good our claims for the
superiority Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE, as
stated above, we will give any responsible man
chine on his own farm in competition TiA any Other
a reasonable time, OF we will through our Agents
exhibit the INPEOYED BUCKEYE in public trial IN
COMPETITION wITH ANY OIHER,o on reasonable notice.
We take this opportunity to thank our numer-
ous patrons for the encouragement they have given
Us 10 build
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Z 30 o, d d d .

For full schedule OF Presents, see circulars, s..
free an application. Each Certificate Of Stlef
is accompanied Uitha
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Railroads.
VERMONT CENTRALANDS SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Ju'y l. 1867

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
L.,v. Burlington at 7.oo A. NJ. p % P. NJ, and
Mail Train leaves Rouse's Point at 40 A. N 4,
receives passengers from Osdensburh r. r. and
connects at White River Junction and Bellows
Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester. Spring
seId and With trains on Passupsic R. R. arrives at
New YORK at l0i5 p NJ
Stesuhoat Train leaves Montreal at els a. N ,
ST Johns at .2j a. m. a. m. arriving at Burlington
TO- ~ a m, connecting there with Steamers Tor
Lake George, Saratoga, &C. .
Day Express leaves Montreal at 80 A n,
=. Johns Al lOA. NJ, Ogdensburgh at $50 A. NJ,
Rouse's Point 1915 A. 81. for Boston, &c. arriving
in Boston via Lowell at 10 30 P. NJ
Night Express leaves 0gdensburgh al ! 81 \ NJ,
Montreal 8 30 NJ. ROuses Point 5i0P.M st. Johns
At isOP. NJ, arriving at Boston at $40 A, NJ, con-
Meeting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad Tor
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield, &c. and arriving IN New
YORK at l2.30p VI.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at ais A. NJ, 9.lo A. NJ. 4.35,
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at 500 A.
81. for Burlington, ST. Adams, Montreal, Osdens
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell at 100 A. 81.
via lawrence and Fitchburg at 40 A. M;, Spring
ae,d at 7.i5 A. NJ. for Burlington, St Adams, Og
The tram leaving Boston via Fitchburs at 7.3o
a and SPringield at ~ n a: m connect ,tdi at
Accommodation Train leaves Northheld at : %
A. NJ, Burlington, Rutland st. Adams and Rouse's
Point, 0gdensburgh, &C.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 ?. NJ.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley T. r
leaying New York. at l2l5 P. NJ, and from Cheshire
n r. leaving Boston at $50 P. NJ, connecting at
white River Junction with train leaving Boston at
y60P 81, for Burlington, Rouse's Point Montreal
and Ogdensburg, connecting with Grand Trunk
trains for the West.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the Night *
press trains running between ST. Adams and
,ston. and St. Adams and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West ioT
ale at the Principal stations.
Tickets 10 Detroit Chicago and all points West
sold by H. N. DRURY, Agent, No. ? American
Motel darlington, Vt.-Baggage checked through.
G. MERRILL. Supt,
81 Adams JULY /. 1857
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asirelry.


,u,rd huv,b.u
August %, 1867. d..
Received this morning u5-lCal and see the"
FLoYDs.
Opening this day at
NV &C
Customers can rely on hnains
,,,,x Il
oo,n ,vn pJ.rrp GOODS.
SiL' En- "oLD' H'D
.,.,v .xcy ,prtcIEs
or use for presents and at az Low dsbsr "
Store
,p,;,.
ania aisC Ice Pitchers salyers s9Sl ct :oi ana
In snect,c,es and Nose Glasses
| III SPe'
had many wears experience in fitting the eye and
often do il when the Opticians $50 ealled) iaii'
|
otJ Stand Church Street.
| VI" H'"'
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
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