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COOPEEs IMPROVED AMERICAN
CHEESE VAT.

G c. Po-T, GENERAL AGENr. HSEsnURGH, VI
INlR private DAiries and Cheese Psctories. Size
L holding Il. ~ 90 o. J15 Gallons This Vat j.
nov used Ia Cheese Factories and Diaries for lnsn-
uflcturc lntO cheese Of the milk 81 over two hun
dred thousand cons IL il perfectly adapt 10 either
and all closes Il sres and is considered ~ Cheese
Manufacturers generally az being BY for he most
durable convenient and cheapest Vat In use, In
connection with these Vats
NAPLES P4TEYT RESERVOIR AyD EQr4LI-
ZINC DISTRICT TOR
f.r Vats operated by stesa. Recommended BY those
having expert. nee a. being the cheapest and oest
mode q ating for Cheese Factories.
Also PORTABLE CuEE-E FACrORY BOILERS : and
hergc power with fixtures; Improved wrcu-ht IRON
Pr.ss Scrsus, Csssse HsoYs, pliry and Factory
sizes.
D. Il YoCSGs CAST STEEL DAIRY kSlvEs 10 ~
blades Ctesss F0eiory sigAsng Csns 90 DO Carrying
Cans - % % Gallons, Lzef0mstsr' sae fssf t'<es'
Also General \ gent Tor the sale Of
COOKS sugar Evaporators
the hest in the world and every sugar maker
should have them sizes adapted 70 works 0 70
zllO trees made from the best Galvanized ron ana
Copper They never fail 20 give ssu.fAction'
sugar makers you should sent 10 your orders i'm
medstely A. the time for sugar making dra~eth
nigh and unles ye' are prepared ye cannot enter
fsbisw3n Hinssourgh. Vt.
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NEw YORK, May %.

Intelligence from Hiyti via. Havana
li,h inst. l. TO tie effect that another at
tempt .. revolution had been made At JAG
mel. Sinava wa- everywhere accep'el d
Dictator General, hut the council oil geneI.
ais who elected him are c3ca armins 70 START
2 resolution against him in h!s own interest.
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The President las t,ui,roi Hon. Geo.
Bancroft abe position % Minister az Berlin,
rae. hon. james s. Wright lately deceased,
but la- received n5 notice u lisacc-p tance.
No official notification OF Mr. Wright's
death has been received and no commission
will be issued until it comes TO hand.
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sEI>0us REFLr-rroSs for You've AlEN. in Fssays
Of the Howard Association, on the Physiol EicaI
Errors, abuses and Diseases induced by ignorance
Of Natures Laws, In the first age OF man. Sent in
sea led enyelops, Free Of charge. Address, DR.. =.
sKILLIN HOCGHToN, Howard Association, Phil
adelplia mayl6dkE3m.
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NEWS OF TEE WEEK
BY TELEGRAPH.

MoUIE, NAY 10.
l cannot be a>ceriained that more than
three persons were killed 20 she riot here on
Tuesday night. tie number Of wounded is
believed - be - OF % TIE first shot was
evidently intended for Judge Kelly, and the
person who fired II ha- been arrested. The
shots fred from the rnf, af buildings over
locking the scene were fortunately aimed
t.o l5w to- those 90 che platform and were
buried IN the woodwork.
Simultaneous attacks having Jccn made
upon Jtc freedmen ~ other places strength
el- the opinion that the affair was Vrec0n-
clr.tl
Col. Shepherd ard Mayor Withcrs have
G mmalccd an investigation. The troops
are kept in readiness. and If the riot1us de-
m0Ustrafi5us are renewed tie parties will
meet with a warm reception.
Judge Kelly has gone 20 Montgomery,
Ala.
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MoTH& FRECKLEs,

he only reliable remedy Tor those brown dis
c,loratlons on the h,e called Mo-h Patches sud
Freekles, is PERRT's Morn AND FREcSLE LorIoN.
Prepared only by DR.. B. c, PERRY, DeImatolo.
gist, 20 Bond ST. Me- York. Sold ~ all drug
gsts in Burlington and elsewhere. Price - per
bottle nar,.0-t1w6m
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FOR corcHs. COLDS AND Gov.

SUMPTION, Try the old and ell known. vEGE-
TABLE PULMONARY BALSAM, approved
used by our Oldest and most Celebrated ty'ieiI'
for forty years past Get the geuuine
REED, CUTLER CO.. )-I::.s.t too
pretors- dec.&-d&wsnos
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The great fvc-mile boqt-racc between
lamil and Walter Brown OF Portland.
Ne, for $1,000 q side, took place d. four
o'clock and was witnessed rs three thousand
persons. Brown came in ahead time 81
min. I'D see. Hamill alleges thar after pass
ing the stake-boat and n attempting 70 pass
Brown De i0ulei him.
The judges Of the race met this evening.
bet up g. 10 O'Clock u1 decision had been
reached they adjourned till Wednesday
mnrILnn
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FREE To EVERYBODY.

4 large PIP. Circular, giving information Of the
greatest importance to the young Of both sexes.
II teaches how the homely may become beautiful,
tie dospised respected, and the forsasen loved.
No Young lady Oh gentleman should fail to send
Their address, and receive a copy postpaid by re-
turn mail
Address +. o. Drawer, 81,
mar2'-!tvdl0s Troy, y. Y.
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Al.aILE, May ~


Tine firing. which commenced at the place
OF t..e meeting. eNrrni-i O., several streets Ia
The vicinity
8 report Has jas. css-a made 20 Col. Sdep-
herd that negro D. !g'as dead IN Cedar
street. lew h'.ck= al SEE the scene Of the
Het lie has detailed q guard ID take pos
session of that locality until morning The
whole military force, who c-campel about
mile IRON the place q the meeting, have
h,eu ordered in-9 tie city and are now posted
az different points prepared for an attempt
VI renewal of tie riot.
Judge Kelley very c,olly descended from
tae platform IN the midst oi tie fire and
pushed his way through the crowd. reaching
a- hotel in safety. Several white men, who
probably lad no part 10 the attack, were
-ta- in the melee Nr. Goldsmith was kill
cd, and Mr. S-Iierry. late Chief Of the
Police, was shot 10 tie ivl,hc.1 4 police
man had a bail put through Il, wIist, IL
aunsars that shot elr- and uiD-aets, or WI
as pistols, wee used.
10 ans disposition &, renew tie riots is
Shown it i- probable t'4t the city viii be
rIae,i under martial law g.. shepherd Is
naw DO council With 81, Mayor and other.
ar., tre subject.
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EV EeY " VI 4 y
ER The land
DR.. DODD;S .TEREE.N'E,
AND ATOR.

zraoag Msfici.ss = q HoHaH's Bet Fr.sHe
Leurorrhea tor Whites), Amenorrhca ,suPp-es-
s,sp,. Anenorrhasa taowing). Dy smenorrhea pam
fal menstrua,ion) Dyspepsia, sick Headache, dag
glns down sensations, loss Of strength mental de-
preston, coustpated bowls sleeplessness irrtahil-
i,y. and the innumerable symptoms q low vitali-
T. an disturbed crculation-are cured ~ this eK-
tradlnary medicine. one fea'pooHfui IN water IS
worth more a, an furigorltiag Tome, than any
anour Of Alcoholic iitters, which are always IT.
tsnts by re- action and depression.
DIR. DODD'S NERyINE
esas- es the circulation Of the Nervous fluid, PRO
mot, he free circula;ions Of the blood aids d.
yea. o., cures ccstIveness, regulates The bowels
and q, stores the vital organs 90 their natural &C
nvity. II contains NO OPIUM or other poisonou
drug, and as an Invigorator will make strong and
healthy the weakest system.
No woman should despair OF perfect restoration
:, health until she has thoroughly tried Bocd's
Nervine. All druggists sell It. Price, 500.
Il. ,. sTORER = CO., Proprietors,
= Fulton Street, New York.
Julo lsI-elvr
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CRIsrAD0Ro,s HAIR DY
STRONG TESTIMONY.

TAsARoA, Perry Coz ILL.,, Dec. Il, I555.
This ccrtifes that have used and recommended
ln my practice, during the last four years nos
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS with perfect sat
isiaction, and take great pleasure 10 recommending
them O. ,he rltir,.
T. ID. PRICE. MD.
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Passage and Freight at Reduced Rates.
SUNNI DAYS FRoM NEN YORK.

April 4lth. l-f.. July 18th i-19
May Ist aui -lth. Auzus. J. "a sn{ 91 IN 90.
jane 10Th anf Sch " sept oh.
Md every twenty day thereafter, leaving On The
Saturday previous when a Ee-ua- Sailing Day
comes on -urday For further Information apply
O. the WORTH dNERfC4N STEAMSHIP 90.
WI It WEEB. Pre-. u. y. CARP ING roN, AZt
81 Evchs ne Place, y. ~ West s.. cor Warren
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AGENTS flr New England states
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DrBLIN, May 20.

HE prisoner McCaferty, convicted of
high treason, was to-day sentenced to be
hung on the 10Th Of June next
The motions for new trials in the cases Of
McCaheriy and Meany, have been denied.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

In the House of Commons tonight an
amendment to the Reform bill granting
female suffrage was rejected by 1872 majority
A division also took place on an amendment
proposing copy-hold franchise, in which the
Derby Government was defeated
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

Steamer Santiago dc Cuaa.fram GreYt5wu,
Nicaragua, for New York, with 300 Tasscn-
gers from California, is ashore here tx
passengers lave been drowned ~ --tcmVy-
irg O land.
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Married.

In Burlington, On Friday morning, May 18th,
is5', at Bishop DE Goesbriand's residence, MI.
Eli Roberts Of Burlington to Miss Sarah Hall Of
shelburn
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w ASTED 100 Agents either male or female 20
w canvass for tie Adventures OF Daniel Eli. -
he great Union Guide II East Tennessee during the
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and delivered At same time Of taking subscription
rhs plan saves nearly bali q the time usually
required. Addfee-
FIrN.lS 4 CO,
= tshnoi 80, Boston. Nsss.
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A.C.PATTEE,s ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
w By the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trrt Of Chittendeu Commissioners 70 receive examine
ant adjust the claims and demands u all persona
against the estate Of Asa c. Pattse late Of Milton
In said District represented insolvent and also al
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto: and sx
months rom he day ofthe date hereof being allowed BY
said Court for that purposo do therefore hereby ve
nots. that will attend 10 the business Of our sp-
pointuent al the dwelling Of Mrs. sarah P,ttee, Is
Milton, In sad District, the fourth TUESDAYS q
June and October rex, :. 10 O'Clock A ", on each
% said days.
Dated this frs; day % Nay, A d. 1851.
|. :. PLATT. COumis-
JOHN sYoS, siouers.
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z H. PRICE NJ. y.


IIscoLA, ILI--AuElst ;. 10.
M1ssrs. HlsTrs.-a Sm1H
Dslr Si-' - use your BITTERs ia ny family,
and us.1er them the best that can be procured.
By vile has derived great benea. from using them,
AMI also considers them an invaluable medicine.
h'sl 'tiu.ly yours,
C.P. MILLER.
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JNCANDEE COLI.

uE. ID s1EITFE- E-4r ST. With pleasure can
testify that your BITTERS from ny knowledge Of
their uss in my family and from what is said ~
purchasers, axe Ear superior = any other.
Yours, &C. ROBERT GIEBAL.
Eflgi1l, Ef4, lam Co., Illinois.
mavl3d&wiW
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Camhridse Cattle Martei.
TUESDAY, May =
L. 81 u .-.rEnN

Amount Of Live stock at Market.
Cattle. Sheep 8 Lambs. sw nc.
This week. 81 100 10
From Vermont. - t.i t'Y
Prices Of Market Becf-eXtra oI-l % ~.
First quality % 90 n II %.
Second quality, u OBJ q - -.
Third quality, n 90 n II 80.
Working oxen 2 pair $50, 9l', 20 Il ~
Nilch Cows and Calves, So IS. SD, Ice z H.
Yearlin-s so q 20.
TAO wears old, SD a So
Three years old, SO n -.
prices Of Sheer and Lsmhs-In lots s. ~, { =
a ; 10 each; extra 3 " q 9 o. OF from a
Toe 2 pound.
Srring Lambs. Sc 90 q 20
Veal Calves g a 10.
Hides 2 a esc.
Tailow a &c 2 y.
Pelts a. 80 a s. 90 each,
CalfSkins % "a sc q ..
Sbea-ea Sheen Skins 2lc eacll.
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DIR. MILLER's
Soothing & Healing Balsam
NATURES ASSISTANT.

IT HAS PROVED INFALLIBLE for Burns, Frozen
/ Limbs, Bruises Sprains. Wounds OF all hi ds
Pains in the de. BAGS or Shoulaer, Chill lains
Chopped Hands, Stiff Neck, Ague in the Face OF
Breast Ear Ache. Deafness, Poisoning. Erysipelas,
and Inflammation Of the Eyes For Rheumatism
Il is not certain cure, yet hundreds have
heved BY IL when other remedies had failed.
As an internal Medicine, when taken IN season
Il will cure Inflammation OF the Powels Dy sentery
Kidney Complaint and Cholera Morbus. u Will al
50 cure Dipthefia. dry Cough and Asthma.
This me icine is purely vegetable In Its compost
ton, soothing and healiAg Ia its influence, and
may b given 70 any age sex with perfect safety
Il has been before the pubic during the past nine
years, and has wrought some ofthe most astonlsh-
Ing cures. The proprietor challenges the world TO
produce it, superior as a remedy. For sale by all
Druggists.
c. D, LEFT, Proprietor, Springfield, Mass.
Demas barns1 Co, p Park Row, New York
will also supply the Trade al List Prices.
v3qe wiz.
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President johnson has decided 60 accept
tae invitation 20 visi- Boston ana take part
90 tire dedication oi the alW Masonic temple
ua tie 2l-h ol june. II Will Doe accom-
panied ty ,he ry. clmluaut,Ic- e knights
Tmtllr al Boston.
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SPRING CAMPAIGN.

A ompIete Canvass and Grand Rally.
Wewant to hear from every young nan sn1
young woman who means business anu uesiies
thorough preparation for DUTY.
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i CARD FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH CO.,
WALTHAH. MASS.

THIS Company leg leave % inform Tie public that
they commenced operations in i-5o, and their fac
tory now covers four acres Of ground, and has cost
more than million dollars, and employs over 200
operatives. They produce '5ooo Watches year.
and make aud sell not less than one half q all the
watches sold ia the United States.
Tie difference between their manufacture and the
European, IS briefly this European Watches are
made almost entirely By hind. and the result Is Of
necessity lack OF that uniformity, which is indis
pcnsahlc o. correct time-keeping Both the eye and
the hand Of the most skillful operative must vary
But it g. a fact that, except watches Of the higher
grades, European watches are the product Of the
cheapest labor Of Switzerland and the result is the
worthless Anens, Lcpinc- and so-c called Patent
Lcvcr~-vlich soon cost more in attempted repairs,
than their original price. Common workmen, boys
and women. buy the rough separate parts Of these
vat.hc- from various factories polish and put them
together and take them Il the nearest watch mer-
chant, who stamps ami ensrayes them with any
mama up brand That NAV be ordered
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REMARKS.

Cattle-A few head less at market than las-
week the quality was equally as good not a
vrrv active marset and prices ranged C 10 on
rom LAST week. The market closed without any
advance. ~, ., . s..-, I'D
Tennis from the Northern States continues liSht.
Pieces remain about the same, hut sell q1icker-
a. mutton from the Fast Il arriving II BOSTON, ll
nriees will not probably advance 1he average
IN, lily OF the clipped sheep was yer! iAir'
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Preferred fur many reasons Now Is the time to
enter.
Send promptly for College Journal, New ciree'
lars Specimens, &c.
is CHAMBERLAIN. PiirsiPai.
Burlin 4tan, W.
fet<z .tf
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Died.
Spfrial Notirf.

In South Burlington, yesterday, May 18th. Misi
Emily y Dean, aged - years and months
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LYMAN -RryyOIDs, ESTATE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ippolniea
w BY the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the
District Of Chi:tendep, Commissioners 20 receive,
anime and sdjust the claims and demands ofs psrsons,
az.irst the estate Of Lyman D. Reynolds late of VII
ls.on In said District represented insovent and sl.O
al rl.ns ard demands exhibited in ofset thereto
and six months from the day Of the date hereof being
allowed BIZ .aid Court for that purpose We do there
s,ra hereby Give notice. that will attend 10 ths
b.ncss OF orr appointment the dwelling Of Mrs. Ln-
cinda Rayrolds IN williston In said District the
art tuesdays Of June and October next az 10 ocS,
A NJ, on e,eh Of said dsya
Ustsi this 10th day q Anrl A. y. 1851.
RissiiSMHGMiLsroS ceapi'a'rsn'
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MINERAL BATHS At HOME.--A
few baths prepared with strumatic salts Will e.
fsc,ualiy cure Dyspepsls. Rheumatism. s,rofaiA
and .ruptlons on the face Sold BY all druggist,
generally
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Ell--reen z sa-f @ te tie TrevalIing hsir color
AID tie
FISH-TAILED MAIDENS
sit on the rocks and comb their green locks sssidous-
ly. IN. tic
BELLIES OF EARTH
preic- -1ssv browns and shining blacks 20 any
other tn-es AMI If nature has not given their fair
heads these beautiful Lues, or if mischance has
robbed them Of ris.r once exquisite beauty, they
c-lt cry about il, but resort at once 70
CBISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
which H. I've minutes does al that nature ever did
0r any head "a her haYpiest mood. Manufactured
by j. C2ISrADORO. IS Mli5en Lane, New York
sold fy ID pru-s.sts. applied - al hair dress
c-s may21ikEIm
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'rhe LuxembuTg question msy DOW be re-
garded &c finally settled, t1r tie Emperor
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAR
RAGE.
the CHEAPEST BOOK EJER PUBLISHED
Contains nearly three hundred pages.

Ani iJJ fac plates and engrayings Of the
Anatomy of the Human Organs in state q Health
~ ulsease with treatise Early errors its de-
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RATIONAL and successful mode Of Cure as shown by
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tie married and those contemplAtin- rnsrria,e
VIZ E testain doubts Il their phy sic4l condition.
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NJ DR.. L. CRJtN, No. 2. Maiden Lane, Albany.
y b. The author may De consulted upon any Of
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part u tie world.
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Earl Derby SAYS officially, shat the Amcri-
can question viii be amicably adjusted The
proposition made sometime since 10 arbitrate
the whole case has been refused.
Il Is reported that Burke who was recent
~ convicted Of Fcnianism Is now lying 50
dangerously i'll in his cell, az Dublin, that
life is d,sYaired Of.
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TE0CHEs ARE UsED WITH ALWAYS coon Success
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS

Il and Troes,t uieful in clearing the voice VIXEN
taken before Singing or sp-aking, and relieving
the throat amer a. unusual exsr;ioa OF the v1,ai
organs. The TroalD are recommended an pre-
scribed By Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country Being
an article Of true merit, and having yrorsd their
efficacy by a test Of many years, each year finds
them in new localities in various parts the
world, ard the Troeiss are universally pronounced
letter than other articles.
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs,' .
md DO not take any Of tho Worthless fnii4io-'
O. q, may be offered Sold everywhere.
Say fedEwfunos
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HOW AMERICAN WATCHES ARE
MADE.

The American Weitham Watch Is made 10y no such
uncertain process and by no such incompetent
1orklncn. Al the Conpany's operations, from the
reception Of the raw materials to the completion Of
the Watch aTe carried on under roof, and under
one sklful and competent direction. But the great
distinguishing feature Of their Watches is the fact
that their several parts all made by the finest
the most perfect and delicate machinery ever brought
20 the aid O.: human industry. Every one Of the
more than hundred parts OF every watch il made
by uachine-that infallibly reproduces every sue
cee!in- part with the most unyarying accuracy. 1t
was only Necessary to make perfect watch Of any
particular STYLE and then TO adjus; the hundred ma
chimes necessary to reproduce every part Of that
watch. and /; follows that every succeeding watch
must be like il.
The Company respectfully submit their watches
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BETTER ARTICLE FOR THE

money! by their improved mechanical processes than
can he made under the old-ashioned handieraf ~ :
ten. They manufacture watches Of every grade
from good low priced, and substantial article, in
solid silver hunting cases 70 the finest ohronome'er
and also ladies' watches In plain gold or the finest
eaaneled and jeweled cases; but the indispensable
reouise Of all their watches Is that they shall be
GOOD TINiEKEEPERs. 1t should be remembered
that except their single lowest grade named Home
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9lrw Advertisements.

5lrlr Advertisements.
THERE Is No SUCH wOROas FAIL
IA x Il A NT'S
POUND xTRACT
OF
CHbe6s and C0paibG,
L a SURE. CERTAIN, and SPEEDY CURE for all
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ORGANS, either in the bais ~ Fsalls frequently
performing Psrfsc ~ IN 'hs sharf pace Tn g
o.. toar DAYS, and always In less time than any
clher Preparation. In the use Of
Tarran,'s Compound -xtract of Cubebs
aud Sopaiba
There Is need Of confinement or change Of diet
"A ~ approved form as paste, IL i entirely taste
ies ann causes no unpleasant sensation 70 the patti
~ t ~ 10 exposure II Is now Acknowledged by
We ".s Ia nd a ne Professi0N taaf IN fhs abore
c. g Of Ds.ass,. CUBES AND CoPAiBA are the ONLY
Two femedles known that can be relied upon with
any CERTAINTY OF SUCCESS.
TARRANT's CoNPOI-SD EXTRACT
OF CT BEBs AND COPAIBA
NEVER FAILS
AASrFACrUEED ONLYBr
E.fRR.E.5'T - CO..
rs GREENWICH STREET. NEW YORK.
- Sold by Druggists all over the World.
CCROFULA, Catt--h. Br,D,bi,i, ,.,5r,, liz,
- ami Kidney Diseases.-Wm. r Pine FIusn
NJ. y - for % years proprietor OF the Linnaan
NIistrle mas disc0vere. the Remedial Plants
HHlcl are POSITIVE Crsgs for the above and all
IhherI "a ana Chronic Diseases Dyspepsia Nsr |
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-24

4 NEW DEPARTMENT organized ard valuable
n practical addition made 70 each department.
heretofore established Faculty also Increased.
The whole corps Of instructors are Yrscfieai r.
p9risneeg men.