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rnsiss oois- saH7a ASP ,As7.

.sa,, burlington A. i-I5s. H. $50 =. d. i.as.
e. -uH z NJ
"a, express leaves Boston s.a i-.pe.. - 80. :.
ioI burlington, ST. -laGns Mc1tr--l, C-teus
hur-h, &c.
NAH Train leaves Boston via LaEsl % 100 a. =.
7is Lz~rence and FitchhurE a. -.]l A. s.. Spring
lei ATS q. ior Burlington 50. AlhaHs. o.
clushurgh ard Montreal.
The tram .cavIns Boston ria Titc4aurg 81 f.si
D m sud Springfield al rs q m connect at
Waite Hiyer Junction with Tie Day Express train.
Accommodation Train leaves y lr.i Geld at : s.
a NJ. Furi'-st, %, Rutland So. Alhs1s sna Rouses
Point. CD. ,tt-turEl, &.
Slzhf txlIs,s leaves Bellows Pals 60 tuul p 81.
rsceiviu- passengers IRON Vermont Valley Z. p
lsavin- Nev fora 81 1918 P. NJ, and from Cheshire
& T. leaF-u- Boston az SIS p. II CONNECTING at
White River Junction with train leaving Boston az
nJ 2. Nj. for Barll1-to kouse's Point. Montreal
-ad 0gdensbur-, connecting with Grand Trunk
rains for the Vest
sleeping cars arc attached q both the NiSht IL
ess trains running between ST. Adams AID
lstou, AID 81. Alhans AID Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and tie v est for
sale ~ TIE Principal stations.
Tickets 70 Detroit, Chicago and all points West
sold by d. \. DRURY, Agent No. : American
Hotel Burlington, Nt--Hsggage checked through.
6. MERRILL. sup't
ST Adams JULY /. 1867
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> YEARS ~ INVALID /.


l'1.--sac- .y h--s-- -- che NeE.1-t txHr-s..
T. t-e sick ana -ss pli-.l-I would tr.u- w.-..s
90 encouragement a-t cheer Fur t3euty--ro
ears have been uul.-- O. SO ~ ass MINUTES
without the strongest supporters, though. curir.-
tlls period, have l4I the best medical atteur-
4lce ~ the axe both 10 city au1 cHu1trv FIR
ears past have SUI cred extremely from rpinaI
disease. lvcr complaint and c5 spepsia witb
never cels-u- lea-a-le. IN June last haviu-
thtl been z, W months On u5 led, I came under
the medical care % Dr. 4. u. Cr4ltre, VI Conn
Under his Treatment ny the blessing ui TOD have
from Tie inst. been sceally recovering. nov sid
~ nearly AZ Cay AID feel 40 Inconvenience what
ever ll Wa---1s ont without any mechanical sup
port. Lrs. SARAH MCNAB.
u-.ly, 51pt. l---.
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DR.. MILLER'S
Soothing ~ Healing BaIsan.
NATURES ASSISTANT.

IT HAS PROVED LNFALLIBLE f0r Bur. r---
| Limbs, Bruises, Sprains, Wounds oi o. F-
paius in the side, bacs or Shoulder Gail r.-
Clapped Hands, stiff Neck, A-ue il t.a r...--
Breast. Ear Ache, Deafness P0is1clr- E-1s..a...
and Inflammation Of the Eyes For Ht--.-.-..-
10 is not certain cure yet luu1 re-s have t.e-
levcd by IL when other remedies ? ll .l....
IS an internal Medicine. when taken
it vii cure ILLUMINATION Of the Bowels ll...-.-.
Kidney Complaint and Cholera Nor.l.. I-4
81 cure pptleril. dry Cough and Asthma.
TL.s lic.re is purely vegetable les
ton. soothing and healing in IFS --..-.
may be given O. any age or sex with re--.- ......
wears and has Wy u-ht some Cftt- l.-. -..
i1- cures. The proprietor cta-.er-es Gle H--
produce les superior as remedy. t.-sl.- ..
Druggists.
C. D, LET, Proprietor, Spr.r--. v.
plu1s Barnes a Co., ~ Park Row. A.r ~
Will ais. supply tie Trade O., List Prices
y 7lerw s.
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Having thirty years o Tuu G-i hel-.rs Elk peg
cent currency interest 90 the rate .. H.HI peg
mileflr 5l- miles on tie PIlirs then 40 the ra-c
% si--lOl per mile fIr I- miles through Gle i.eaF
Mountains then % the rate 20 500" rrr mile
for the remaining distance, f.r Wt.-l tre l-itll
states takes aeon. hEr u- se-rritl- -.c s-te--
est or these bonds j. paid D. the Ja.-e- states
lu- its freight. TROOPS. mail, &c. The re..lIL u E
half % these bills Is placed o. Tire c.-rl-U A..
credit. and forms O. sinking t-ll VIII Do .l..-F
discharge the whole amount no this Jon. T..
claims against the government since April c. tHe
current year amount O. four ana u-l.-l- Dimes
Il. 8 .utcres-
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.

Whose principle is So amply provided f,r. and
whose interest IS so thoroughly secured. must he
elassed among the safest investments They pay
SIX PER CENT ~ COLD.
and are offered, FOR the present at nissfy e,nf,
the dollar, and accrued interest al six per cent
in currency from July /. MANY parties are taking
advantage Of the present hi "a price Of Government
stocks 70 exchan for these bonds which are over
ftssH per cent ehesP, and, at the current rate oi
premium on gold, paw
Over Nine per Cent Interest.
Subscriptions will be received in Burlington BY
{. ". NOodhOuse, Merchants National Bank, and
in New york a. she Company s ol,e, - Nassau st.,
and by
CONTISESTAL NATIONAL BASE. No. Nassau st.
CLARK, DODGE, CO., bankers, No. 81 Walest
JONI J. CISCO Son bankers, No. 80 Wall ST.,
md ~ the Company s advertised agents through
out the United States, Of whom naps and cescrip-
tive pamphlets may be obtained on applieation
Remittances should be made in drafts or Other
funds par in New York, and the bonds Will be seut
fee OF charge, by return express. Subscriber
through Local Agents will look TO them for their
delivery,
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York.
Nov - DAWN.
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SEQ To $50 PER DAY.

TWO HUNDRED AGENTS WANTED
Active and experienced men can make from So
70 s. per day selling P0ieelfs PafeHf Tau Coup
hug, the
GREATEST IMPROVEMENT OF TIE A6Ei
Send for Circular to
POWELL CO, Underhpl Centre, Vt
August 81, 1867. v3m
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a--FIRsr MORTGAGE BONDS.

By It's charter the C. .u1lny is permitted O. issue
is cwr First Mort-a-c Bonds q. RE same --l ant
as the bonds issued hy The -.va-ur a--. and rs
f1r tie hOudl older aye the IL .r. J.. %. Morgan. o..
$. Senator from New YORK, aud TIE Hon. Cakes
Aucs, Member Of Z. S. House ot bep-csertat.vc-,
90 the Company iu acc rll1c1 with the terms .f
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srE5ngtos, Book Bimdcrg.
8ailroads.
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RI.
CHANGE OF TINE
C,muenoing. Nov -. 1867, trains viii r1u ss To-
lows.
LEAVE BUELsGTUz.
Banroads.


s.3lA. II, MAIL TRAIN for Boston. Lowell WaI-
oester, FitchhurEh, rattlehoro s. Eiuiclc, Hart
i0rdt New Haven, Troy, Albany ana Nev YORK
arrive il Troy st $40 ,. u. New orb s.Fi =. y.
Boston 80 ?. N.
Tsrolgs 20 Bosf0- aHs TOE ieIioti -e17rt of Cars
LISP. NJ DAY EXPRESS. for Rutland. Bellows
Fails T. g ana Nv l-l. A--i~Iu- ~ L-laa-
4-l5 2. u Bel ows rails, c.5i !, b. ocnenec-
tody So P. ", New York 5i7 a n.
SIS p. INCORPORATION TRAIN Go R-tlaud
arrives in Rutland az s.35 -.
Io.C1r. Y. MIG 1T EXPRESS, with Sleeping Car. soy
New Or and Boston AZ We 10 Troy ~ 44i a.
New ! ok ll.i5 A.. A.; Boston go e. o..
Fs-o-gt 20 Trey lrl Earfo- 1lt.oi e---gs Of c5r'.
The l0tsaud I.s5 p n and 600 a. u trains
make close connection with the Sew ORR Cen
tra- Of Troy AID albany Tor al po-lts west
s-ss %, So'.fs s7s E-'f I-4rs 7-ltr GO BIS ;,~
fohaa-ss
4.I5A.a., SIGHT ESPRESS TstAl-,, with SCcl. Ina
Cars, from New YlrE AID Boston Leaves Ass
YorE a. p. K, Boston So. D. =.
s.5l a. H.tCC0HOnaTION TRAIN from Butl ard
AS ? M.MAIL TRAIN FROM Q-1y and Rev No.k
- p. r., EAfEESS 4rl-l J. -t11. Lowell. hO-
,este.. Springfield, Hartford, NeE Haven. Trol
sll new York.
For further inI1r-lri0n apply AZ The Union Tick
q Office. Ns. 3. Amer ear A",-. f.HrE, or -- lie
Rutlaaa sIurlin--1- Passenger s-ati-r where ti-F
Is can be Purchased .,r ed Of the above routes
-hoice ne. is 1aie .r-l ll' oi Tie various routes
-ou Bu-.r-tsr.
". NALL FRI. I-e-t. ssseu-cr station.
v carr tNFhK, s-cut, t"- american uoteI
go s.vFEt--.I. ~uI.t
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10 MILLION DoLLARsIN MONEY

have already been expended hy tae rHEer.1, CONE
psries that have undertaken the clte-lr.--- and
t-ese T. 10 lack % i-Ll- Ger its most r0- pro-
cutilr. When the United States q .sl-r.Ie--
found il necessary O. secure tie c1ls-r--t. .a .i
tie IN. H4cilc Railroad, On lcFtl. u and r-.
ttct its own iute-C-ts. 10 -lYc the Companies Que
tlCTizet q build 10 such ample l'i as should res-
der iis speedy completion hey ul l.uft. Tie
available means lf tie Ullfu Pac.Ie I,lI.-0lI
Company. derived from the Government a-- .ts
own stoc-LlliC may Pc briefly s-IIll up as
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500 MILES
OFTHE
UNION P.FGEFEC r.. "a.
Running WesI from Omaha.
Z Gross the Continent.
ARE NOW COMPLETED

The Union Pa cifc Railroad Company have built
a longer li1e % railroad 10 the last eighteen
months than was ever built hy ans other company
with the same energy until lt Is c1mp-cte-- TIE
Western Division is being pushed rapidly ga-t
wart from Sacramento Pr the Contra. ll ic &. re
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The authorized cal ital of the uIan Pacific Ia. -
road Company 81 f.I.HI.NHI % which .TEr ..t
olQ have been paid 2 The Wor. ALREADY done
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now 70 OBTAIN SHARES AND -
CRAVINGS.

Send orders . us by NAL, encl1sin, from e. o.
So either by Post Oihce orders or IL a registered
letter, at our risk. Larger amounts should lie sent
ty draft or express.
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THE MEANS SUFFICIENT To BUILD
THE ROAD.

Contracts f.rtle entire wors Of building %
-. cs 20 irst-cl4ss railroad west from omaha crl-
irs.l- much "a; the most difficult mountain work
and embracing every expense .t survey .r-. have
reel made with responsible parties .T.. have s.-
ready finished over il. mIleE1 90 the average lta
&C sixty eight thousand an. Gliy-l- dollars
,el-,.7-I per mile. This pri. includes o.. -e-es-
sary shops for Construct and repairs 90 GAYS -c
pots. stations AID al other irc1elrt. NutIl.r e..
and also locomotive ras-e- -ers, 1rt freight caTs,
AMI other requisite rollius-stucE, O. az amount
that shall not be less than 5000 per mile. Allow
ing the cost Of the remaining one hundred i-hty-
tx o. the eleven hundred miles assumed o. Re
built by the Pacific Clmtauy . Dc per
mile.
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TIE Riverside INSTITUTE.

5eal AGENTs WANTED Throughout Tie = ltlics.
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COFFIN SHOP.

THE subscriber has on hand a largo stock Of COZ
PINS which be is ready TO sell al rssEc,d priers
Funerals attended with Hesrse when desired
Furniture repaired neatly. SUBSTANTIALLY, and
promptly. Shop in Merit BIoek, College street.
Nov. i4-d&vt P. FoURN1ER, Agt.
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miscellaneous.
TOURISTS

Nd CASUAL VISITORS at Burlington, should
4 not fail 10 ply themselves With some o.
styles' beautiful Stereocopic Views Of burlington
an viciritv The Au Sable Chasm, Fort TicOn-
derosa, Green and White Mountain Scenery,
Guides T. Lake George and Lase Champaign
Niagara Falls, The Hudson River, saratosa ana
lie White Mountains, or Pocket Map Of the New
York Wilderness.
For sale by
co. FRENCH co.
"TISxs BUMDINGr opposite CITY Hall
llL
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Ginantial.

ACROSS THE SIERRA NEvADAs.
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CROUP!CROUP:
DIR. KER'S
Cough and Group Syrup
CURES
GROUP, COUGHS FROM COLDS
Hoarseness. Catarrhal Coughs.

COUGHS FROM HUM0Rs AND BRONCrr.
COUGHS and gives speedy relief Ia Vs.
Coughs, and asthma, and often cures the ...-.
and Invariably sh0rteus the -un o. the iorue- II
- Children are liable % be att1ckc- r...
Group without moments waruilE. 10 Isl
fore, important that every family should IT,
constantly az hand some simple ana l.....--
Yet eflcacie Us remedy flr the cue OF tLl- r..-.
and too often fatal disease Such remedy IS
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GREAT CURE!


Asaf -aAf Z aAAa-.au AND q NNal q
Mrs. Lorius Chase % relch1u. requests Us 10
publish the following 4 have been an invalid
ulccr medical care above years, AID unable TO
co any WORK, having Liver Complaint, CaLzrrh,
am % last Consumption, Being on the
eve " Despair, We applied @ Dr. Craptre, ne S.u.-
lf1ri1L Isl aIs treatment ] have GOT well In a
short re have spun fi sseins uf yarn and 90 my
house-voIk. have now no cough, night sWeats.
or any other -lAculty. Mrs. L CHASE
Crowns FoLLow A ereater number than here
toiorc visited Littlc's Hotel last week N the oc-
casicn OF the fourth regular monthly visit Of the
Sanat1rian O. tbs town. lnvallcs hearing Of the
great success % tie Doctors treatment, came in
crowds IN foot, who were able and in carriages
ana the last day gu great was the demand, that
many were obliged O. return without prescription.
lis medicines are a-reeahlc o take, and most
wonderfully C.lclcious " results. lie makes one
more visit here tals an, and promises o return
IN tie sprin---ssr foH paper, STf3
Dr.. Cra-tre viii make monthly visits 20 the
principal town N this County during the fall ard
winter, as he has in Orleans County tbs pll(
EE s MONTHS. Those t1Fls ghs-s psJ9l5 rel
low @ seize this great 1pDlrtInitv fr ls
-1rop from iis lif % oH-ri aud add the DAY
O othe places.
Mrs. Wm. Green, q sutton, applied 70 DIP
Crahtre, June z. n, having every SYMPTOM of IN
sumption--- stage constant hard cough had
Irrlt4ted am caused an excessive purulent md
sansuine0us discLlrze from the luazs great debiI-
~, &c She evidently could not lon Give vitbort
help; Dr. - medici1es have restored her. the
and She claims she is cured and ean do o sx,
woIk.
RHEUMATISM.
M Oreeni Of sutton, applied same time having
long suffered with Rheuuatism Of roth Iimfs a-7
feet. His gratitude for recovery rrcrnnte6 ~
In month TO offer Dr. G. double the price chareei
RREMENBER THE DAYS
COME EARLY.
v. 2. BARKER, Agent.
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.H0ideH Dye House.
ESTABLISHED 4. d. 1887,
BOSTON.

Ageqcy ~ Burlington al LYMAN y
VIZ HERE goods will ne received and returned
" dyed and finished 10 the best manner S5til-'
Tbibets Aiepines. SiIk an Cotton Velvets, Hosic-
~ Gloves, Ribbons, &c, &c also Will dye at-
cleanse ia sly le which cannot he surpassed
Thibe- DsLain, Alpine. Alpaccl, SIX, satin
and Lvonese Dresses; Grape, stella, and all other
silE on Wo0len Saawls ana Scarf straw, Velvet.
SIX Plush and uncut Velvet Bouueis al klnls
OF Cloth Capes and Cloaks Grape Neils done 70
look new . Morecn ard Damask Curtains and : uT-
nture Plush Geutlemcn's Coats, Partalosns ana
Vests done without ripping, and warranted not 20
smut silk parasols and sun Shades done whole z
sls and Wooden PRINCES, Iasselsl 0impsr ana
Trimmings II every kln1 SIX Dresses WateTed m
the best style White Grape and Cashmere SA4W4s
clcansed kid Gloves cleansed hy new process,
which leaves the goods as soit, elastic ana ifee
from odor as ever; Kid Gloves dy Cd black only
blankets. Tahie-cJvers. Couuterpares, Lace and
Muslin Curtains. &c. &c, cleause1 and done up 90
look like new goods.
Oct. Il. dawn.
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.CONE ~ ~ -.

Bsgtr-'t be- stay az home, ttog ~ wLircs OFT 10
fault lIler. Became Of fi7ur7s-a o. Pc ir-li
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THE TOTAL COST OF ELEVEN nun.
DRIED MILES WILL BE As FOL
LOkNS.
Amount

li miles. az ..--.--..---....--.-.--s ~ l.-
- --l4tef 81 t-.sIlii. ltr.r'sN
Add discounts on bonds Surveys, sc. ---. i-. ,l.I
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The Dr. has been the entire past FIVE months in
caledonia and Orleans Counties, treating diseases
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IL ENrIREcRANr -

O. the TacGc viii be open Tor business 30 iS-'.-
MORE THAN ONE THIRD or THE WORK HAS
ALREADY BEEN DONE. MORE THAN ONE
THIRD OF THE WHOLE LINE Is N1W is
NEW EMPLOYED UPON IT THAN EVER BE-
L.LE Nh. I'm
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educational.
ESseT .fCadeny.

Get. 50. Is57-dIwkwIm.
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ADDRESS all letters and orders TO
GEO. A. COOKE CO., Bankers.
30 South Third Steeet, Philadelphia, Pa
Receivers for the Washington Library Co.
Aug. :, $50. deodkw5m.
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DENTsLSoTICE.

TAM pe-aareut-H located ir Iu-.i1-tou as q
l Dentist, AID say o. those shlng the services
al O dentist. that 7 am prepared g. give them
GOOD WORK AID 20 REASONABLE PRICES. !
an permitted g. refer O. gre Glowing gentlemen
q Montpelier, where have F--rtce- Ky p-oics-
siou iar several years
Hon Rotk. Richardson. Hon C. y willard.
Hon. J. a. Page. hiram Atkins, Esq.
State Treasurer. = IS. Ellis. Esq
Ron. Daniel Baldwin, Cash. I -r-t MAJ. Bank.
Hon. Z. =. Walton,
-Pf ease give me O call.
Ofice in First National Bank hl-.lln-. In
trance on College 81.
JOHN u. COMEGYS.
Bu-l-1-tln sept. %. lS5-. VT
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non. WILLIAM r. MANN,
nlsirict Attarney. Philadelnlia p

HOS. LEWIS r BROOMAL,
EX-Chiei Coiler L. S. Mint, and Recorder
Deeds, Philadelphia, Pa. .
ON JAMES ". SCONELL, New jersey.
LON. ". ". WARE. New jersey.
HENRY GOBMAN, ESQ
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Medital.
DR.. HAWKS
q NJ YER SAL STIMUL4Nv.

This celebrated Medicine Is the most uc4.--
T0lic the purest and strongest StiruIar. g..-
II an internal and external re uedy. ana So
used with perfect safety BY any individu7I
SIAN Af'EpJS IN ACTION-SAFE IN Ca
TON II relieves pain and soreness whersv---A
piled % qu.ckens and restores the circu ,..
the blood, sut stimulates all the or-ans Il p .
~ and healthfl action. Il warns, rcrira-
iuFiC0rates the whole system drawn Ia III. .
from the internal organs % the surface OF t5a ..
thus curing deep-slated Pains Conzestlg-.
Intammatlons- Il has also been proved &. 81
most excellent Preventive and Cure for ts..- .-
rihle disease ASlAIIC CHOLERA Ais.
treatment OfRHEMATISM, NEURALGIA. / .r-
and AGUE, DIARRIOEA. DYSENTFRY -...
TIFICAIION, and all NALARIAL and CIl...-
DISEASE.
c. F. LORD, Proprietor and Manufa-.1-.-
sold by all Druggists.
Oct. fth. --
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Total
sI.2oe5

Passenger Freight, Telegraph 8 Mails s-17.-55 "A
Transportation " Contractors Mater
ills and Men, go --i 80
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ESTRAT.

/CAME into the enclosure Of the suhscribe,
" about the 10th Of october, a four year on
bay horse. The is requested 70 prove prope--
ty,iay charges, AMI take him away.
FREDERICK MACK.
shelburn Nov. l6 1867. dItw2r
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subscription One Dollar.

Any Person sending Us ONE DOLLAR or paying
atc.y lue steel = ate Er-ravirs. 40 ch1ice from
the following list. anu OGe Certificate Of Sr0cl
iusur.rs one Present II the GREAT DISTRICT
TON.
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAyINGs.
No. My Child 2 Ny Child - No2.-"They'-e
six or, the Early DAYS % the Revoluticn-
ANY person paying TWO DOLLARS will receive
either q the following fine steel Places at choice
and Two Certificates OF stock, thus becoming en-
ttlsdta Two Presents.
TWO DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS
So. i-' WasIin-,ou's Courtsaip.~ No -.
'"asiin-tpn's last lntcrr .cw with bus Mother
THREE DOLLAR EE6RAVEGs
Any person paying THREE DOLLARS will re-
ceire the beautiful steel Plate ~
"H0MF PROM TIE WAR
an5 Three CeTlid,ates Of Stock, becoming entitled
90 Three Presents.
POUR DOLLAR E.GRAvTSGs
an pers9s paying FOUR DOLLsEs .bau -
ceive tho large and neautiiul steel Plste Of
THE PERILS OF QUE FOREFATHERs.r
and Four Certificates Of stock, emitting them TO
Four Presents
FIVE POLAR ENGRAVISGs.
ANY person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shah re-
ce.yei tie lar-e and splendid steel Plate Of
THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAs.r
AID Five ce-tiaaates Of stock. emitting them to
The E1-ravinez and Certificates will be
delivered % each subscriber ~ our Local Aeen-
c-es ~ sent ts mail, pest paid, or express as may
be rr1.-cd.
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The Dr. has been the entire past FIVE months in
Caledonia and Orleans Counties, treating diseases
Uiloug standing.
Liner, Lung. and Tfroat Diseases; Scrg-
ula, RicFets, and all Hum0rs; FITS; 81
Tifus' Dance Rheum Gtism; CqtGrrh !.
DegfaCs TuH0rs Pile Dr0Isy Aid
neg Disease III Female Complaints (er-
ccpi internal CaHcer) Irreyuiarities Pro
lapus; .Nrruriai and Seminal Diseases,
ana Tciais If he BLOOD. SC.
Dr. CEA1EE has the best suit Of Offices in New
England 10 g. Main street, Hartford, Conn., where
De has H-en .9czfetl yearz a competent "a. -.cl4l
i retained there while the Doctor gives his own AZ
tlutQn entirely o. Chronic Diseases.
y. B.-Th- t-st pei DE FL this city AID State re-
commend Lin.
'Eagaa-'t be- stay 1f6oH.s, tteH l~ wi.-cs OFT 10
.ll fault LIlar. Became Of ti1uFzsta o. Pc il-i
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-29

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Fuei. Rcrai CGces. Conductors, Trains
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The net operating eNpenses on the c1umercia al
business for the quarter were 81 gff, 60 Tie
account for the COMMERCIAL BUSINESS stands
follows
Earnings Tor NAY, June an5 July.......i- 3,-55 -
Expenses " ....... - a5s 30
-'et si,al-5 ti
The amount Of Bouds the Company can Issue on
35 u les, at sl6 an per le, Is s. 30 o1 Interest
in gold three months, at SIX per cent OF this sum
is 81 5000 add 20 per cent premium 90 correspond
With currency earnings T. 500 2a0-showinE that
the net earnings for this quarter were more than
on this length Of road