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NEW YORK,
Troy, Albany,
summer Arrangement.

The Splendid and Commoiious Steamers
SAHH0s &" WV. ANDERSON.
T TAfTFp STATES, &c; B1 a lT
MONTREAL HENRI 'iAi''
ON and AFTER Monday, July st, 1867, forming
" Daily Line each way, Sundays e1eep'elJ
the Steamers
GOING SOUTH.
,f,yr,rg Beaf-leave Plattshur=h 500 a. NJ, Bur
lir-t0n fO. IS 4. II. arrive az 71conderosa ~
p 81 Whitehall 3 p VI. Eg.uiHg Boaf-leaye
Ro-Ise'. Point al 5.35 p NJ, Burlington $50 7,
81. arrive al Whitehall a. N.
The morning and evening Boats make close con
neetion al Whitehall With trans for Saratoga,
Troy ALBANY New York and the Vest
GOING NORTH,
rs,ve WbitehalliI A. ". and 90 P. VI. arriving at
burlington 3 p. NJ. and 800 \. NJ, Platts-
bur-h 53l A VI. and oo p. NJ, and Rouse
Point at goo p. " The Morning Boat connects
AZ Plattshursh and Evening Boat Al Rouse s
Point with trains fJr Montreal and osdens-
hurgh.
sSS-On Saturday morning the steamer Cnitee
States will leave k0use's Point al o'clock, by
which passengers will pass through the Lake ~
DAYLIGHT and connect with Evening Boats AZ
Athens for New ork.
Tielsfs goof Will -s'i, Blggagr ei'e1e4
fhr1lg4. Fac Tor ~ by sHy af.fr rot.i'-
Through Tickets can he procured at Grand
Trunk Railway Offices, Montreal az the prl1Slla4
Stations of the O-dcn- 1ur-h. y { Nettralf mems
seiaer a Saratoga Hudson River and Lake Steam
ers and at the General once ol ne COMPANY
West SHE Of City Park, Burlington, VI
HIRAM TRACY.
Genl. Sup't.
Burlington. Vt, July ls', ise7.-d!Swf
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AND BURLINGTON R.R.
CHANGE OFTIME.

c, mmeneing, May p. 1867, trains will run as fol
! lows:
] LEAVE BURLINGTON.
! 90 A. NJ, MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, Wor
oester. Fitchburgh. Brattlehoro, Springfield, Hart
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albany and New York
arrive in Troy at 3-l0 P. M. New York $50 ?. n.
Boston SOP. VI.
through 10 BosfoH and Troy without chang, Of Co.'S
lbs P. u. DAY EXPRESS. for Rutland, Bellows
Falls, Troy and Now York. Arriving in Rutland
AIS P. NJ +; Bellows Falls, $50 P. NJ. Science
tody SIS P NJ, New York 5.45 A NJ.
535 p. ~. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN to Rutland,
arrives in Rutland at 9.35 p. VI.
1900 P n, MIG HT EXPRESS with Sleeping Car, for
New YORK and Boston. Arrive in Troy at 440 A..
n; New York lois A. n; Boston $50 A. NJ.
The loO0and l.35 P. NJ. and 900 A. NJ. trains
make close connection with the New York Cen
tral at Troy and Albany for all points West.
gro- fls S0rk and Eas; Trai.s sTrius at BurI.0to.
foHon,s
I.l5 An, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping
Cars, from New York and Boston. Leaves New
York at P. NJ, Boston SD Pm.
$50 A. M.ACCOM0DATION TRAIN from FINLAND
4.35 P. M.MAIL TRAIN from Troy and New York
755P.N., EXPRESS from Boston, Lowell Wor
cester. Springfield, Hartford, New Haven. Troy
and New York.
For further information apply at the Union Tick
ct Office No. /, American Hotel Block, or at the
Rutland Burlington Passenger Station where tick.
and al points West, North West and South West,
choice may be made from any Of the various routes,
from Burlington.
j. ". WARDWELL, Agent, Passenger Station.
". CARPENTER, Agent, No. I American Hotel
GEO. A. MERRILL. Supt.
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MEDICAL MOTTO r.
Aug. 6, Is67.-du

III r. THAYER, NJ. d. Physician and Sur
H. geon, graduate OF the University Of Penn
also Of the Homeopathic Medical College Of Phil
adelphia, would respectfully inform the citizens
Of Burlington, that he has opened Office, corner
Of Church and Adams SITS, where he viii be happy
THO Schools, the DR.. feels prepared TO battle disease
its worst forms. His success for the last fifteen
years in the North and South, where disease mani
tests itself In the most malignant FORMS warrants
him in saying that he never fails TO cure when a
IL possible. Having acquired great reputation
in the treatment OF chronic diseases, he viz con-
tinue to pay particular attention TO that branch Of
the profession yet not exclusive. Patients visit d
both In and out Of town on reasonable terms Con
sultation free.
Office hours from 10 to ~ A. NJ, to PIN.
Burlington April q, ISe7-dkwt.
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FARM FOR SALE

hE well known farm Of the late N.rH,x,v,
r. SUTTON, situated in East shelburn. five miles
anu Iofty Two acres of land with GOOD fruit and
sa ~. orehards two story brick dwelling house
anu o,ner buildings. Said farm will be sold .tosetb
TWO valuable Peat Beds, one situated balfs NIL,
y =. oi ssd iarm, the other two miles from Bur
son on the road leading to wiliiston village
her on the premises 10 sHe suos'ri
'uns<V~d MRS. A SUTTON.
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EXCURSIONS
ON
L. n Il T. CssAMPLAIN

No l. Take the splendid Steamer Adirondack
every mofing except Saturday, at 1915, 20 as
lar as Port Henry and return by Canada or
United states at o'clock P. y. Pare for the
trip, sl.75.
No. >. Take either the Canada OF United States
at O'Clock P. NJ, 20 to Plattsburgh and re-
turn same evening, or stay at Plattshurgh over
night and return by the Adirondack next NOR
ming, arriving at 10 o'clock
No. 3. On SATURDAYS take the Adirondack al b
-, 90 as far as Plattsburgh TO dine and retu-
BY same boat, arriving at { o'clock Pm
- rare TO Plattsburgh and return same day
81 Is to Port Kent 75c
NO. :. 10 Lake George leave every morning AZ
Iei5, and return any time within three days
Fare for trip, 5000.
II. TRACY,
Aug q iso4'-du Genl Sup;.
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VERY ScANDALoUs.-The scandalous as
sertion is made by CORY O'Lanus,' Of the
Brooklyn Eagle. that the wives and daugh-
tiers Of that city were given to "wetting
their clay CORY gives a scene at a
fashionable dressmaker's that is positively
astonishing:
Enter Mrs. Slynip and Miss Takeadrop.)
Miss T-''W hat shall your dress be p
Mrs. SIN take an alpaca with trim
mings What is your E, M dear?''
Miss t. Give me MORE antique,
PLAIN
Dressmaker produces samples Of the above
in a liquid form and serves them cut in glass
thimbles.
Ladies empty thimbles and dressmake7
enters into bill as gimp and bugles.
The business is carried on quite prOfes-
sionally.
Mixed drinks are distinguished in the
style of trimmings.
A bingham founced," means Bourbon
sour.
A ''spOtted silk, -" is a mint iulep.
A "poplrn gored' is synonymous with
half whlskey, etc.
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Improved Buckeye Mower,
No. =.
FOUR FEET FOUR INCH CUT.
BEST MATERIALS.

II will do bette work on all varieties Of surface
than any other mower. II has no side dralt, no
weight upon the uecks of horses and has the light
est draft Therefore il is the best machine for the
team Il is Also the hest for the driver, il has
a we'll arranged, easy spring seat, and can he
handled perfectly by hoy 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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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE,

" ~ NHEELOCK has associated with him
-. self as partner in his business JOHN GRIF-
riSs who has been in the employ of Nezsrs
y. .. blodgett Co.. for the past twelve vears
ara viii continue the Stove and Tin business az
ne new stand in STRoSG's BLOCK nsrt 10 The Cont
House, under the firm Of NHEELccK GRIFy1S
IN connection with the above business they are
prepared 20 do STEAM and Gas FfTTIxs PIryp1SS
ard FURNACE WoHK. All Of which ,bay r,.r
antee TO do in the most workmanlike manner.
7. A. WHEELOCK
April 9th. 1861. 1f ~. ,s..
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MR.. & MRS. J. w. TAYLOR,s
Boarding and Day School
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
North Main Street. ST. Adams, VT.
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subscription One Dollar


ANY Person sending US ONE DOLLAR OF paving
the anne 10 our local Agents VIII receive im1nedi-
ately tine Steel Plate Engraving, at Choice from
the following list and One Certifcate OF St0cs,
insuring One Present in the GREAT DISTRICT
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
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SIX or the Early Days OF the Revolution
either 81 the following fine Stee Places. a. choice,
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titled 10 Two Presents
TWO DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS
No. i-"Washingtonis Courtship- No. Q.
''Washin-t0n-s last Interview with ris Mother
THREE DOLLAR ENGRAyINGS
ANY person paying THREE DOLLARS will re-
ceive the beautiful steel Plate Of
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and Three Certificates Of stock, becoming entitled
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FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS-
Any person paying -FOUR DOLLARS shall re-
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be ordered.
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9eutistrp.
DENTISTRY.

nR. W L. HARRIS having returned to Burling-
the corner Of Church and College Streets, over
Ly1na's Store.
DR.. Harrii has been in the practice OF dentistry
sixteen years and cansately guarantee perfect sat
isfActon in all operations, both in the operative
and mechanical departments.
He refers with pleasure 70 ". Carpenter, u.
s. W ThAyer MD. y. W. Carpenter, 81. ID.
EeDtI7-daytl
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MR.. VAN NORMAN's

rSGLIsH and FRENCH FAMILY SCHOOL fOr
IL YOUNG LADIES, No. West 3sth Street,
New YORK, re-opens Sept. 18th. For full informa-
Rev. D. C. VAN NORMAN. Ii. d., } Princi-
MRS. J. T. BENEDICT, pals
sept s, 1857, uimA"p'
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FRENCH OXEN AIR DRANA.-I was told at
one theatre that the piece was The Siege Of
Puebla - but it could hardly have been
about Mexico. As for the plot. think that
in very few words ! can desceibe it
Julius Ca ara sad rakr. my desr-rlns
away with the wife OF VercingetOrix, a
Gaulish chief. Timour The Tartar, brother
in law of the injured husband. forthwith
Inyades Cochin China viii a strong force Of
Pretorian Guards and ChaSseurs de Viucen-
mes. Cambodge is taken Air-"Partant
pour Ia Syrie - But Add el-Kader being
being brought in prisoner, is decorated
with the Legion of Honor by Marshal
Bazaine. General volley of musketry. The
enemy fly but are holly pursued by VIVIAN
diere and comic corporal Of Sapeurs. Air
''C'eSt MOI que Je suns Ia femme a Jarbe,
Then the corps de ballet enter and dance a
bolero. The comic corporal is named lieu
tenant on the spot. The Kabyles then come
down in force. The rirandiere treats with
scorn the advances of a spy m brown panta-
looms. Another vOlley Of musKetry. La
gdrde nle1lrt mas ne sc reHd pas The troops
form square. The comic corporal crosses
the stage mounted on the back OF the spy.
whom he belabors with brOomstiek 4
Bedouin Arab appears on the summit of
rock pointing gun monaeingly at the riU-
a,.dieTe. General discharge of musketry.
Waving of tricOlored flags. The drums beat
aur champs. The spy turns out to be the
father OF the comic corporal He has done
good service to France under the most dis
advantageous circumstances. lie is decora-
ted With the Legion of Honor. The rirGn-
dfere and the comic corporal kneel To receive
bis blessing, and are forthwith united in the
bonds of matrimony An individual
in Generals uniform appears, on a live
horse, at the back of the stage. The ferv
steed SHES and the General is thrown. ne
appears hurt He rubs himself. Indescrib-
able enthusiasm. Final discharge of Mus
kerry. Virs FEmpreHr! Tableau. Cur
tain. End.
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Yours, respectfully,
VS. FOSHAY. 81 I

Letter from tie Rsu. DR. clay 20 tie Etta-
ChrisfiqH Tisif0r.
CARLETON, ST. JOIN, y 3 Nov. %. .'-
MeSsrs. EDroRs,-I was induced to try FEL-
LozESGES, having had a number Of children ai--
my care whose stomachs were so irritable he q
binary medicines could not be retained a z -''.
and the success that followed their use was 81
that can recommend them as one OF re
pleasant and safe medicines that can be l
tered. EDWIN CLAY, " t
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Scraps.

bow to woik on womsn's feelings
give her sewing machine Punch.
A new reading-uneasy lies toe head that
lacks a crown.-LJudy.
An old lady announced in Court at At
lanta, that she chad no counsel, that
"God was her lawyer" "My dear madam,
replied the Judge, "ue does not practice IN
this Court"
A young woman reproyed for indifference
to her sloyenly suitor, replied why
should pine away for him, when he VIII
not spruce up for me-
Important announcement. "Dc dissOlu-
ton OBJ compassionship heretofore resisting
betwixt me and Moses Jones Esquire, in dc
barber rerfeshine, am heretofore resolved.
Pussons wat ose US must pay de scriber, witch
am me. Dem dat de firm ose must call on
Jones, as the said incorruptIbel body poll
tick am solved. San JONsoS.
"T'was ever thus
| never reared a young gazelle
because, you see, never tried
But. had it known and loved me well,
No doubt the creature would have died.
My rich and aged Uncle John
Has known me long and loves me well,
But still persists in living on
would be we're young gazelle.
Farmer A-had too many pigs, and farm
er B-had a surplus OF milk. One day A
brought two pigs and deposited them in
BIS pen, saying that he wished B 10
keep them two months, and have one Of
them as his share B replied, as he had
plenty of feed, be would keep them four
months and have them both, as that
would amount to the same thing. A left,
saying he supposed it was all right, but
guessed he wouldn't bring any more,
A lady says of SAKE;
He's tall as any Longtellor,
A gisnt in these days,
He's wIttier far than Fhiftier,
Who sings in lsbor's praise,
And brightest of New England's bards
Is be where'er he roams,
Who, although Doctor Holmes is bright,
Can always brighten homes.
Ex-Admiral Semmes says in a late num-
Der of his paper I'VE regard the Presi-
dents impeachment as highly probable, I'M
less the Fall elections put bride on the
unrulv rump,'' But perhaps it is too
much after all to expect seafaring man to
know much about the use of a birdie.
Scene in North street Boston. Time l 4.
NJ. Desperate with pistol and dirk "foul
money or your lite.' The other chap lit
tie drunk -"Hic-hIc-me money-hic OIL
me life. En-, that's what you want, Is it
He, take me liie-hic-I want me money
for drink Take me hfe-hle-it AIM
worth blasted six-pence'' Desperate
agrees with him and don't take it.
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From a Jiastirs Of hs Pslrs-
ELGIS, L. C., May q
Messrs. FELLOWS & Co.,-Gents; j occidental.
sent the other day TO a sore Tor some N----.-s
and the man, having much on hand, sent -s -
Of your horn Lo=sngss. Ny children shoW
toms Of worms At the time gave them a-.---
TO directions, and in twenty-f0ur hours ir-- o.
time they commenced taking the L0zeuses, one
boy about i've years old had passed twenty
large worms the other "a s.ri three years Old D.
passed twelve; and 1 deem 1t but Just o. say -
from this slight acquaintance with your remedy.
feel satisfied that your Lozenges are cheap, ,c1'-
lent safe, and more efectual than the ar--l7
remedies and as such Icheerfully reeouns-- q
ali heads Of families.
Yours, with respect,
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PLEASE REMEMBER

That PILLOWS WORM LOZEN6Es are p's7l.
with great care from the concentrated exta,.
wo plants. They do not act as a pursl--7s
emetic, will not deblitate the patient, are sizs
an infant may devour a whole box without bar
and will at the same time xpel the worms liz
extraordinary manner.
2 FELLOWS WORN LOZENGES is the @,
Worm remedy in existence, combining harms.
Qualities with delicious taste and amazing power
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TRAINS GOING NORTH AND EAST.

Leave Burlington at aba NJ, $40 a. NJ i35
p NJ. 6.Oo T. NJ. 800.
bsy Express leaves Boston via Lowell at 500 A.
81. for Burlington, 81. Adams, Montreal, ogdens
hurgh, &C. ,,,o. =,
via lawrence and Fitchburg at 30 A. NJ, Spring
he'd at745A NJ. for Burlington, st. Adams, Og
densburgh and Montreal.
The tram leaving Boston via Fitchburg at 80
m. and Springfield at rs a n, connect at
White River Junction with the Day Express train.
Accommodation Train leaves Northheld al 80
NJ. Burlington, Rutland st. Adams and Rouse's
Point, Ogdenshurgh, &C.
Sight Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 P. NJ.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley X. Z
leaving New YORK. at l2.l5 P. NJ, and from Cheshire
n. r. leaving Boston at SO P. NJ, connecting at
White River Junction with tram leaving Boston at
sop. NJ, for Burlington, Rouse's Point, Montreal
and Ogdensburg, connecting with Grand Trunk
trains for the West.
sleeping cars are attached to both the Night Ex-
u-ess trains running between st. Adams and
S,ston. and ST. Albans and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the west Tor
sale az the Principal stations.
Tickets 70 Detroit, Chicago and all points West
sold by II. n. DRURY, Agent, No. ? American
Hotel Burling ton, Nt.-Baggnge checked through.
G. MERRILL, supt,
st. Adams July 1. 1867
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u =
Situate at Riverside, Burlington County, New Jer-
seY, Is founded for the purpose Of sratuitouslV co
ucating the sons Of deceased Soldiers and seamen
Of the United States.
The Board Of Trustees consists OF the following
welI-known citizens OF Pennsy lyania and New Jer-
sey=-
HON. WILLIAM B. MANN,
District Attorney, Phnadelphia, Pa
HON. LEWIS r BROOMAL,
Ex-Chief Coiner I. 5. Mint, and Recorder Of
HON. JAMES NJ. sCOvELL, New Jersey.
HON. W. ". WARE. New Jersey.
HENRY GORMAN. ESQ,
Agent Adams Express Philadelphia, Pa
Or Joy, ooe Co. Philadelphia.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WAsHISGroS, d. c.,
April l., 1907 Office Of Internal Revenue --Hav
ing received satisfactory evidences that the pro-
ceeds Of the enterprise conducted by the Washing
ton Library Company will be devoted TO charitable
uses, permission Is hereby granted to said Com
pany 10 conduct such enterprise exempt from all
charge, whether from special tax or other duty.
E.A- EoLLINS, Commissioner.
The Association have appointed as Receivers
Messrs. GEORGE A COOKE CO, 80 South Third
Street, Philadelphia, whose well known integrity
ana business experience will be a sufficient guaran
tee that the money intrusted TO thea. will be
promptly applied TO the purpose stated.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May ~, 1861
To tis o6l0sTs aHd Members Of the Washington Ia
brGry Co., ", s. READ, Secretary.
Gentlemen On receipt Of your favor ofthe 18th
inst, notify ing US Of our appointment as Receiv-
ers FOR our Company, we took the liberty 70 sub
NIT copy Of your Charter, with a plan Of your
enterprise 20 eminent legal authority, and having
received his favorable opinion in regard to its le-
gality, and sympathiEing with the benevolent OBJ
Jet Of your Assoeiation. viz: the education and
maintenance OF the orphan children Of our soldiers
and sailors Of the Riverside Institute, have con-
eluded q accept the trust, and 20 best ef-
forts 70 promote so worthy an object,
Respectfully, yours, &C.
GEO, A. COOKE &CO
Address all letters and orders 20
GEO. A. COOKE & CO, Bankers
% South Third Steeet, Philadelphia Pa
Receivers for the Washington Library Co.
Aus-E, 1867. deod&W2u.
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Bauruaas.
VERMONT CENTRALANDS SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing July l. 1867
rr,rrs GOING sorrH ANp EAs-

Leave Burlington at zoo 4. n, p % P. NJ, and
s.1uF. 81 .,s. AZ
Man Train leaves Rouse's Point at - A. N
receives passengers from osdeushurh n Il; ahi
connects at White River Junction and Fellows
Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester. spring
field and Eth trains on Passumpsic R. r. arrives at
New Work at i0.i5 P NJ.
:, Johns al y a m, a IL. arriving at Burlington
I6 sOa m connecting there with Steamers Tor
Lake George, Saratoga, sc. o,, =,
/, Jobns al 10 A. NJ Ogdensburgh at $50 A NJ,
Rouse's Point 45 A. NJ. for Boston, &C. arriving
in Boston via Lowell AZ 20 20 T. NJ. =,
Night Express leaves Ogdensburgh ~ i ~ a. NJ,
Montreal q 8i M Rouse's Point 5.i0P NJ St Johns
.t450P. NJ, arriving at Boston at $40 A. NJ, con
necing at Bellows Falls with Cheshire alIr9aI iol
Railroad for Springfield, &C. and arriving n New
York at l2.3OP NJ.
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TOURISTS

A ND CASUAL VISITORS at Burlington, should
"a not fail 20 supply themselves with some OF
styles beautiful Stereotype Views OF Burlington
anc vicinity. The An Sable Chasm, Fort Ticon-
Geroga, Green and White Mountain Scenery
1uides . Lake George and Lake Champlain
Niagara Falls, The Hudson River. Saratoga and
the White Mountains, or a Pocket Map or The Ne.
York Wilderness.
For sale by
CO. FRENCH co.
Aug 22i. " "Nh
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EMINENT MEN ASSERT

That all are more or less troubled with vo-us. Dr.
that many Gle annually from this cause, El..
the timely administration Of a proper -sus.
would be saved. As PILLOWS WORN Lozsy
may be taken without any unpleasant result. OF
a. most children are fond Of them, their Use IS Pc
commended 70 those apparently healthy AMI ...
dispel the cause Of what would produce .uae--.
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now TO OBTAIN SHARES AND EN-
CRAVINGS.

send orders O Us by NAL, enclosing from 8 Q
500 either by Post Office orders oI in registered
letter at our risk. Lager amounts should be sent
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How to work on womsn's feelings
give her sewing machine.-lPunch.
A new reading lies the head tha
lacks a crown Judy.
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BECAREFUL wHATYOU rSE.

Various remedies have, from time % tine. f..-
recommended. such as Calomel, o.. Of. " --l.s..
Turpentine, &c, so that dangerous and even a.
consequences are produced. The necessity q.
safe and sure remedy has caused much rs5sl-.
and study by the proprietors Of FELLOWS -l
LozESGEs. They are positively safe, p.slsl-; .-
effectual. They do not Kill the worms, h--l.-
making their dwelling places disagreeab-e-7,-.-
In order, however, to guard consumers asa--
ception by base compound, the analys
A. A. HAYES, State Assayer, proving The
statements, is annexed.
81 have analysed the WoRS L0zENGEs prep
br Messrs. FELLOWS & Co., and find that they
free from mercury and other metallic % mice.
matter. These Lozenges are skilfully compound.
pleasant to the taste safe, yet sure and effective
their action.
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES NJ D..
che Sc 20 r W..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-09-27
DO Better UOrH,

with LESS fOWER, is EASIER TO OPERATE for both
team and frirsr, stronger, durable, more sim
pie, less likely 20 Hesd repair, AMI ro-s easy re-
14irsd and IS therefore eTaelg 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
afopted BY Us a. a permanent business in 1850
That We have a shop and tools for that especial
business. That believing it true economy for you
TO buy as perfect Machine