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DO Better ~ OFk,

with LESS FOWER, rs EASIER TO OPERATE f0r both
and drtrsT sfrgagsr rutrs dtr4h's. more slime
pie, less fftev 20 ussa rsr4irs, au4 more rzsig
farmer 20 buy.
The subscribers would respectfully call Che at--l
ton Of Farmers % the following facts
That the manufacture Of Moving Machines va
afopted BY Us a. a permanent business il i--I.-
That we have a shop and tools for that csuec.s AZ
business. That believing 10 true economy for you
TO buy as perfect Machine as
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-05

ACCIDENT AT WINoosKI.-A boy some l.
or 10 years old, just from Canada, who had
commenced work in the wooden mil this
morning for the first time, met with a severe
accident. in consequence of which 1t was
found necessary to ampu,atc the fore finger
at the second Joint. and the second finger at
the first joint on his LETT hand.
The operation was skilfully performed by
DR.. J. Kent Of Wino0ski-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-05

The Anniversary exercises Of the n Ii.
Institution at Fairfax, will commence on
Tuesday the 9th Of July, at . O'Clock \. NJ.
Tuesday,-Ezamination Of Glasses.
Tuesday ereging-Address before the mis-
sionary Society, by REV. I. \. DOUGLASS
Champlain n. j.
Wednesday euening-Address before the
Literary Societies by Rev. ID. {. EDDY d
D.. Boston, Mass.
MISUNDERSTANDING Exercises.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-05

VrRvoxr HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL SOCIETY
This Society held its annual meeting at
Montrolior, June Goth, 1867. The Society
was organized in 1854, and Incorporated in
ls4s-and now numbers nearly ono hundred
members. Reports were read on divers sub
iee;s by Doctors Brigham, Jones, Hunter,
Houchton, Horton, Thomas, Chamberlin,
Currier, and others.
The Committee on nominations reported
as officers for the ensuing year, g. E. Z.
Sparhawk, NJ. D.. President j. H. B. Cur
rier, N. D., Vice President; j. Ii. Jones,
NJ. D.. Secretary; Il. NJ. Hunter, NJ. D..
Cor. Sec. c. Woodard, N. D., Treasurer :;
\. I. Horton, " D., Auditor.
Dr.. JONES introduced resolutions in favor
Of the Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance Com
pauy, as a safe and reliable company, as
follows:
Whereas, Homeopathic Life Insurance Com
/ panies are constantly demonstrating the super
l0rity Of the Homeopathic over the Allopathie
system Of Medical treatment, thereby promoting
tie more rapid adoption Of the principles OF
/ Medical science promulgated by the illustrious
+ Hahnemann therefore,
Ro0Irca, That whenever practicable we
hereby pledge TO such organizations our united
and cordial support.
I. Rey9lrcd. That in view Of the just discrimin-
alton in favor Of practical h0meopathics, aud Of
. the sound financial management Of the Atlantic
Mutual Life Insurance Company, We cordially
recommend II 10 the patronage of the adher-
euts Of the homeopathic system Of medical prae-
tee.
Voted to ADJOURN to meet IN Newport OF
the fast Monday and Thursday Of Jun'
/ lSCs.
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Fancy GOOds.

OF our own manufacture, the t;.t in che a--r...
all warranted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-05

The Albany Argus says Bancroft will ap-
ply himself 10 the business Of his legation
with PrussIcacid-uity
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-05
PrOSpccfs fol. EsMsimess.

The railroad connection between Omaha and the
East Is now complete, and the earnings q the
Union Pacific on the sections already finished for
the first two weeks In MAY were s.IAutu. These
sectional earnings the rOai prl -esses viii much
more than pay the interest on the COMPANY $
bonds, ami tie through business over the only
line of railroad between the Atlantic and Pacific
must hr immense.
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Cali and we shall be happy to show yoa ans l...-
tiou in our power.
E.B. FLOYD.
W.T. Isl Church Street. Bur.Il---
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COL Benedict. Dear SIR D.:

COL Benedict. Dear Str
send you a plan to ALARM those
that are asleep in house that is on fire, whcih
If adopted there would be no more persons
burnt alive, these little seniinels let US know
when the fire comes and gives Us timely warning
and alarm the fire companys and some times put
out the FIRE and prevent a great conaagration
and that is a favor to insurance companys, peo-
PIE think their houses are not ag0ing to be burnt
AMI neglect to make amy preparation for such
an emergency, but houses are burnt every week
and some escape with their lives and some art
burnt alive, iacendlarys fires are more common
now than ever before which no careful parent
can prevent, but this will prevent the worst par
Of the calamity.
Thought at first this plan worth getting &
patent for hut have got to be an old man AM
cannot engage in 50 much business and conclud
Ell to give a description Of it to people Of ny
country and trust their generosity for any
award please give this plan to the board Of safety
Of your City.
/ YOUR oht servant.
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First Mortgage Bonds
SIN PER GENT, ~ GOLD


Thi. road is sircaty completed On Ju.es1ur-h ,,
G-f 10 les west 0t omaha, and is fully ellippels
and trains are regularly running over IT,
Tie Company has now Oh hlut sufficient u. n.
ties ct. e. finish the rCuliuir- portion % the
ca.f.rr IHl.e % the Rocky Mountains, $50 miles,
which 10 under contract Co be done >rprem- cr
Of tht- year. and 10 IS expected that The el..rc
road Wi. De To- running ori-r il.I omaha O. its
western connection with me Central Pacific, Nos
beiu- rapidly built eastward 60. d. S-crl--e--
Cal. lurt1- $50.
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The Splendid AID Commodious Steamers
cavaD. Capt. VIZ. ANDERSON.
frSTTED STATES J. {. BAnBirT.
vi s,Stl11 ~ - - q 1 - Henry MAYO.
nEapd aner Monday, June 81, 1907, forming
~ Daily Line each way, Sundays excepted'l
the Steamers
GOING SOUTH.
,f.r,,i,., Bs4f-leave Pittsburgh 80 y NJ bur
lington l0.I5 A. NJ, arrive AZ l, Ie, %
JPN whitehall . Z 81 EEeHiHg BoGt[ie1 ~ c
Rouseis Point az & p. NJ, Burlington ~ + NJ
arrive at Whitehall 6 T. NJ
GOING NORTH.
Leave whitehall 70 A. " and 3D. P. NJ arFiyine az
burlington p. NJ. and 500 A NJ rats
hurgh $50 A. VI. and 100 7. NJ am HOUSE
Point ate.
r5s-Morn.ns Boat connects at Plat.sourch, ana
Evenin. Boat 90 R0usa's Point with Trans 4'-
Montreal and Osteushursh,
uJ-On Saturday morning the steamer lpltsl
states will leave Eouscs Point az "c4.1A- ~
which passengers will pass through the Lake ny
DAYLIGHT, and connect with Evening Boats a
I Athens for Ncs Nors.
yE5-Tirtefs good uufH uset, hlJ9HJ' 0'''f'
[ through. Fare a. too l' tg any ot7fr route
I Through Tickets can he procured at Gran
Trunk Railway ol cess Moutrcali 40 the EfiLeli-
/ stations Of the O-l -nshur-h, Vt Central, lseA7
/ ssI9er Z SARATOGA Hudson River ard Lake Steam
/ ers and AZ the General Office 90: The company
| West .ile or City Park, burlington, VI
HIRAM TRACY.
Genl. Sup't.
Burlington. Vt, April %. l7o7.-dSWu
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RTTIAND AND BURLINGTON X IL
CHANGE OF TIME.

Q. mrsspein=. Mas D. 1907, trains vii. run o. i'--
LEAvF HURLfy6ToTs ,-
ana Al MAIL TRAIN for Boston, l-'' s.l' -, 49,
-est.-. FitchburEh. BratLen1r.' fi - -
49, Neyv Haven. Troy, Albany .-- -'o" p .i1
1--we In Troy az BIO p. n. iNcW ora '-.' p r
Boston 1.3JP n ., ..-...lF e.,
Tl-o,.rs % Boston and I-oy uii-ltt 49, Il. 49,
zap 81 DAY EXPRESS, inr i.n'l-..-' $3.50
FaIs Troy and NV HorF. Ali., ~ ~ Z"
ASP. 81 Belle f4..-- -i'
t1dy ~ j.. n, New l.-h --l... r..f-rs
Is p N ACCOMMODATES t.'''' Gu
arrives in Rutland AZ Z - u =, .r--.- g,-- ,.-
Io.00P. M.NIGLf EXP hEe1, s. ~ a--1t.' .. "a
81. w. and Bostan Arrive In Troy AZ i-ti s.
No. York lO.I5A.H. Boston $50 A. "
l-ll to r-lt. an Boston t-it-oi.f r.l7- ' -
ne ii0iaul 1856 p. VI. AMI --' - u, -
TaEe close connection with tie Ne" 'Ih .'-
raj AZ Troy and Albany fr all points west
g-sn, tie sat.ts 4-i8 East Trl.s' o. -'e 4i
,t=.S NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with s-eep-u-
Cars from New y 0ra and boston '--'-
work az 3 p. H., Boston 80. r. n. ... 7,...---4
81 - A NJ ACCOVODATTDN TRAIN I.- is-.
tq- p N 1fATL. TRAIN from Troy am Ne" q.
n EMPRESS from Boston L-,t-iir .
.e.te-. Springfield, Hartford, &c" h-F--' ANY
and New Y ork- ... 1----- --i,r--
e. office No. D., American H.;el 49, 80 y, ~
pr+Iqrt EBurliu-t1u PASSENGER sii-..1 N..-'- .-'
- -.- h. r1Irchased for al 90 TIE above Q ~,
- al u1.6ts West North West and :. lI- H ---
choice may he made from ans % me fAi..-- .---
from Burlington. ,...-.-s. . t..,
4 v CARPENTER, AGENT, 30. -i,-- . &C.
o. " N-'''- GEO. A. NEi..-.LL- au- o.
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We pass over to the housekeepers amoas
our readers, who are tie only Board Of
safety we know Of in these paris, the fol-
lowing communication and the invention
described therein. We don't hesitate to say
that after it shall have been generally adopt
cd and the now Taterworks completed, the
danger of Destructive fires wall be much les
scnod n our city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-05

The Subscribers would again call the attention Of
the Farmers % their
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-05
Improved Buckeye Mower,
Noe.
FOUR FEET FOUR inch ctr.
This Machine.is simple in construction, and is
built o. the
REST MATERIALS.

II will do bette worF m an varieties % surface
than any other mower. IL has M SIDE lr2it, no
WEIGHT upon the recks Of horses and has Tie I-t
est draft Therefore 10 IS the best machine 10 the
team Il is also the best for the driver as % has
A we'll arranged, easy spring seati ana can ne
handled perfectly By boy 90 ten years. without
any danger Of helm. thrown upon tie rr.Fes. Tie
advanta-es Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE % all
points that constitute perfect mower, are aIicltf
that IL VIII
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Lord Lytton has written a new play, de
dicatcd to the American people" 1t won't
SUIT il it requires much clothing Boston
Post
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SUIclDE.-Alouzo Allen, aged about q
years. youngest son Of Gen. \. G. Allen OF
Granville. disappeared one week ag) last
Monlay evening. On the 10Th inst, nine
days after his disappearance, his body was
found one mile from the house. and nearly
4 bundled rods from the main Travelled road.
4 small fish cord was found tied around his
neck, and a piece Of the same cord was at
tached to a limb Of the birch tree some
twenty ieet above him. No cause can be
given for bis strange disappearance aud
suicide. if such it was.
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Value and Security OF The
Bonds.

The Company respectfully submit. that the
above statement ~ facts fully demonstrates the
security ~ their Bonds, AMI as additional proof
they would suggest that the Bonds now offered are
less than ten million dollars on 7- miles Of r0af
on which over twenty million dollars have already
neen expended ,-Ou 1881 miles Of this road the cars
are now running, and remaining I,s miles are
nearly completed.
At the present r te % premium on g0li these
bonds pay an annual interest on the present est
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were entered Tor competition, and over two weeks
were occupied in the numerous severe tests 70
which they were subjected. The COMMITTEE N
;J,,,ysJisf, ava IuarhiHisfs made public the result
on their labors on Wednesday evening lastiit Inc
state Fair al Saratoga They awarded the
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NOTICE.

V'HIS Is TO CERTIFY thatI ave givel 90 -
Il sou William II. Jewell, Of Richmond, > 49, -
during the remainder Of his minority, anl " NJ
shall claim none 4 his earnings and he rel
for none Of hi "a debts after this date .-,r
" 5. JEWE
Richmond, VI, June a., tSt7, F''H'
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,e,ve Burlington at Ais \. n, 9.l5 a. u i5''
II M ~ Frpress leaves Boston via Lowell a. .o3 A.
A for burlington, st. Adams, Montreal u-iels
Nj Train leaves Boston via Lowell az 7.1 =. u
- Iaxrepce and Fi.chburs AZ I'D A. M,, sp1i11-
ssid st-45A II. for Burlington, s. Aln-L'' Vs.
densburgh AID Montreal. r...tt..-. 49, o.,
Tie tran leaving Boston va Fitcaoa.s as ~,
, m and Springfield at us a m, coLi..- u
Wbite River junction with the Day EAuTeas ~,
Accommodation Train leaves Northhe-d Ss ~
A n. Burlington. Rutland, st. Adams anu --' l7'
SHIT Express leaves Bellows Fails a. w. n +
-,reivins passengers from Vermont Nelie} n .
ioavin- New York at l2i5 p u, ana -
r n. leaving Boston ~ so p NJ Conn p'.7 q,
White River Junction with train lcavin- - ~ -.
s6IP. h.. for BurIln -ton, Rouse folnl' ~ ~
,,d Osiensbur., connecting with Grand ir'-
trains for the West ,.-,..t+h. s-s.t- -
1-- -.1s running between o. 9Ai'---7
...r- srI 81. Alhlns and Sprinshe.t. H.. e.,
1,5rG1sh Tickets for Chicago and the "-s' i
sale % the Principal stations; ,-pprrr. -a-,.
81 sIs-u. july T.. 1867
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Wine Per CcaF..

and 10 is believed that on the completion of tie
road, Ike the Government Bonds. they viii g.
above par. The Company intend to sell bat o
limited amount at the D. eseut low .te and q tliu
the right % advance the price 40 their option.
Subscriptions viii be received in New York p,
tie
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANs, No. Nassau ST .
GLARS, pJrcE Co., BANNERS. 30 Wall ST.,
JoHS j. Cisco & soS, BANKEEs, No. 80 Wall S.
ana by BANKS AND BANKERS generally
throughout the United States Of whom maps ana
descriptive pamphlets may be obtained They Will
also ne sent BY mail from the Compauy's Office
No. Nassau Street, New York. on application
SUBSCRIBERS will select their own Agents in whom
they have conf ence, who alone will be response
ole 70 them Tor the SAFE deliver 90 the bonds.
juueidNv3mos New YerE.
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County Conventions.

WINDSOR COUNTY - The Republicans Of
Windsor County made the following nomi-
nations
Scna'0rs-William II Walker, Of Lud-
low, F. ". Anderson, of Bethel, Albert
Brown, Of Springfield
County Judges John 5 Marcy, Of Wind.
sor, Calvin French, Of Cayendish.
States 4uorneg-S. ". Pingree, Of Hart
ford
Judges Of Pr55aie-IIon Henry Closson,
Of Springfield, and Hon james Porter Of
Hartford.
SlerG- Lorenzo Richmond, Of Wood
stock
High Bahf-P Spaulding, Of Cayendish
The Senatorial ticket is entirely new, Col
Harlow, to the regret Of his constituents
| having declined a reelection.
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Plated Ware.

We have large assortment Of Tea Sets SAILS
Cast1rs, Cake Baskets, Cups, co.. let's, Butter d..
Pickle Jar-, Wine Stands, E-- Boilers el--.le
Is, Celery Vases, "Tete "A etc -etts, Hotel >..-
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Leaving Oeden>burgh, on ArTi'aI Of

STEAMERS daily, between O-tenshur=a' OsWe-oi
Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago Mi.WlaAeei
and intermediate Ports.
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Railroads.
YER MONT CF;NTRALAND sULLlNAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
T9,.uyc,iciu1 Jtffu l. 1861
Commencing July l. 1867


Trims GOING sOUIu md EA5I'
Leave Burlington at 700 A. b., u. % z. h'' anu
Nal Train leaves Rouse's Point at 40 A. NJ,
re~eiyes passengers from Ogdenshurh X X, anu
connects at White River Junction and belLo"s
Fiis Win trains for Boston, worcester. sprih-
feid and gith trains on Passumpsic H. X ARRIVES ~
New York at lD.45 P. NJ. etc. 81,
Steamboat Train leaves MoutIeal a. ~, a. -
i6.i1a m, connecting there with s'e-Il-eis III
Lake George, Saratoga, Sc "a, II
~, Evnrsss leaves Montreal At So n -
q, ~ - - IGA.N, Ozdenshursh at 5-5o a NJ
N Boston via Lowell At l0.51 2. n: IL, NAN.
Nsht ~ pr 3 n Ro1se's Point 54OP st Johns
$3.50 P. ~. arriving at Boston AZ - a. ~ T lr
nectng at Bellows Falls with Oes -,, VaiIev
R RST6ad for Springfield SC, and arriving IN New
York at 1880 P. NJ.
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HoEINC CoUSTESACrs DRoUrH.-W hen moist
air-and ali air j. more or less moist-comes
IL contact with q body cooler than itself, it
deposits portion Of lis water in the form
Of dew. and We see 1t on a tumhler Of cold
water ~ % warm room. s. when a soil i
pcrmcablc. the air viii circulate in 1t to
some extent, and deposit a copious dew, even
under the hot sun, for all below the surface
Is Of course shaded. But the soil by wet
ting and drying, if only by the night dew.
soon acquires a crust on the surface which
Il nearly impcryiOus TO the AIR. Hence the
benefit Of frequent stirring and breaking up
Of the crust. The finer permeib.e soil l.
pulyerizsd, the more underground -4Fiacc is
presented 10 the contact with the AIR, and
the more dews will be retained.
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OF the Best Materials, work and Finish.

To demonstrate and make good cur claims f1r the
superiority Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE. as
stated above, We viii give any responsible man
who wishes 10 buy, an opportunity % test our b.
chine on his farm in competition rift other
a reasonable time, or we will through our Agents
exhibit the IMPROVED BUCEEYE iu public trial ia
COMPETITION WITH ANY OTHER, on reasonable notice
We take this opportunity 20 thank our numer-
Gus patrons for the encouragement they have given
ms 10 build
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Clocks.

Ele- ant, rich and service3hle, Of Col. sl7a-l-
Der, Hair, Sc, all styles Of guard. Vest.
Leont.ne, Chltelain ana Nee. CLl-r..
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FRANKLIN CoUNIr-At the Republican
County Convention held at Sheldon June
9th, the following nominations were made .
SenGf0rs-Joshua ClapT. Montgomery
Bradley Barlow. s.. Adams, Henry \.
Burt, Swanton.
Assistant Jndges-Gcorgc Adams, Walter
g. stevens.
Judge Of Pro5aie-Myr5n ". Bailey.
STATE s AHorHey-Dana L. Bailey.
Sheu1-A. j. S1ulc.
High BQiHG-E. C0rliss.
ADDISON CouNTY-IIon. Edward Seymour
of Vergennes presided. Hon. E. D. Warner
and Hon james VI. Shade, Vice Presidents.
Vim. II. johnson and L. f. Knapp, Sccre-
tarios. The following nominations were
made
Senators-Lueius L. Smith, Monkton
John NJ. Dyer Salisbury.
Judges-Jonas y. Smith, of Addison and
james NJ. Slade, MIdllebury.
States Attorney - Lew Meador, Yer
gennes.
Sfe1F-Isaac NJ Trip, New Haven.
High BmIf-EiWard Gorham.
Judges n Proiats-Dist. of Addison,
Harvey Muusill Bristol-Dist. of New la.
ven, c. q. Tilicl.
Resolutions were adopted sustaining Con-
gress and endorsing the action Of General:
| Sheridan ami Sicklcs.
RUTLAND CouNIY-Ihc nominees arc
S.na'ors-Ia c. Allen, Faighaycn Caper
Leonard, Pittsiord John Proat, Rutland
Assistant JiilyeS Daniel Cr0lo0t, Ben
son John Crowley, Mt. lolley.
SAFES Attorney EhCngzer Fisher, Shrews-
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CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE.

thorough rebuilding. rei,ti1-, rep4'r,h- ar
reiurulshiu-, with several new boats s4-e4 " .--
line makes this now the OBJ .ui te19li-t'
and |evued .,ious route O. the GREAT WESl.
- Re su-e and see the Agents % t-is L-ie '--
.re sou buy your tickets. t-
y-Trusfg W.s afl l'lIIg' meet Pl''sHJs-s % O..
D-11t a. Ollsus.t-g. O. tg.s e.r1.' ana 70 eit.'
We win make .t the interest u every Traveller
20 SCI the Agents li this Line before purchasing
elsewhere ,--.
Rs-'roaf Liu.- can Del obtained 90 aFp-cltlol 90
q GORGE ". SMITH. Office corner Ford alt ray
tcrsrn sts. opposite johnson House, d. lens. URN
NY. -.- ..,. r..-,. ...z,
ZONE HUNDRED POUNDS OF bAU0A"E
FREE. TO EACH PAssENGtR
baggage Checked through 20 all points.
For Through T.,F,;s AKA other Informal. De AT-
'-' Ga. EDDY,
OHre Steamers Landing, o-ier>n bur 3d. y l.
GrO. ~. SMITH. Gel' Ticket A-elt
% j. GuDDSe. Pa 9stu-c- AGENT
Fog further lrma-iol inquire "a; 70. central
p. ". pRURY, AZ u-.
AvsE-rtN UlrEL LL1-s.
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First Glass Mower,
ST. ALBANs FOUNDR
Medirjnes.
DENTISTRY

nR. W. L. HARRIS having returned % Eurliu--
IL ton has fitted up and opened suit % rooms
on the corner Of Church and college Streets, over
Lyma's Store.
DR.. Harris has been in the practice o. dentistry
sixteen years and cansafely guarantee perfect sat
isfacton in all operations, both In the operative
and mechanical departments.
He refers with pleasure 10 ". Carpenter, u D.
s. Thayer MD. b. W Carpenter, 81. D.
SeDt27-dawtf
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&C HOWARD
Lyme y Il June ls-lsG7

4 pIau 10 alarm those that are asleep 10 a
house that Is on IRE.
Hang up a stone Of four OF FIVE lbs as high as
the top Of a door by strip Of cotton cloth x
tie lock Of cotton wool round It SO that it will
burn quick and let the stone fall TO the floor and
wake the inmates and give them time to escape
and save much furniture and their valuable
papers and some times put out the fire this plan
may lie extended to out buildings by passing a
cord through a small hole in the wall and fasten
IT, and to the end that is in the house tie a stone
and put It upover a pulley 50 thar rhvI. it
burns Of the stone fall to the floor wake the
family tie cotton to the cord in every room that
1t passes through put these weights IN every
room in the house where there is cambustablc
materials.
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SupCr-PnOsphate OF Lime.

Is euiucutly a success as Substitute for ferur
Guaup and Stable MGuure-and b offered o. OBJ.
A-rieultu-is.s % the Northern and Eastern STATE.
a- @ fertilizer that viii chcaply restore tu TIE
those essentials which have been .lrli1cl irOl ..
hy constant cropping ant Light mauurln--
IT is very prompt IN its actions lasting in ...
feet t. 4 degree unattaiuet BY any CONNER
manure iu the market and b. Afforded 90 a much
less cost than bought stable Manure, ~ I.-u-.. .
GuauO The Labor involved iu i-s use IS Hr ...-
than that Of apply in stable manure, Will. u....
is no .isS from the Introduction % n.A-. Us "e-.
ri Farmers are rc.uumeudc. o. purchase
the dealer located in their Eci-hhsrhuDI Do -..
ti0us where no dealer Is set established, Che t..
phate may lie procured directly from the u-t,r
signed. 4 Priced Circular viii be sent i--e O. a.
who apply.
our NEW PAMPHLET, "H7r 20 UIH'i1 On.
I FerslI'y Of american F4rHs.'-4l PAGES, -yi--
I fun information 10 regard % the use 0i manure
[ SC, viii be furnished gratis on appheat..r
BAUGH BROTHERS IS Co.
l GENERAL WHOLESALE AGENT.
No. Isl Pearl 81. and I Cedar St.-
NEW YORK.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-05

SUMNER FASHIONS N PARIs.-A c0rrcspon-
dent describing the toilets at the recent
grand ball at the Tuileries, says Never,
surely, were bodies worn so low, nor trains
so long. front widths so fat and sleeves 50
invisible"
Another says:
\ subject Of wonder among strangers is the
change which has come over the c3mplexl0ns Of
our female population. But short time ago
they were sll blonde, golden, auburn; now they
are all bruuettes Of the deepest tint, almost
1 Moorish The change has been produced 10y
chicory juice, which Is being sold In immense
| quantities for the purpose, and every woman in
Paris looks as if she escaped from the zenana Of
/ some llinl00 Bsiah.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-05

The managers Of the Louisiana insane
asylums threaten to turn loose their patients
unless the State provides for their maintc-
nance. They will hardly be distinguish
able from some Of the politicians there
ahouts.