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HINTS AND THOUGHTS FOR CHRISTIANS
BY Rev. J. Gould, D. p.
"OUT OF HARNESSr-by TLos. Guthrie. y D.
"COMPLETE MANUAL OF Eng. LrTFEATURE-
by Thos B. shaw, Vim. Smith and II. T.
Tuckerman.
STUDIES N ENGLIsH"-by u. sehele De
CART OF ENTENfPORE SPEAKING"
"FEOUDE, HIST. OF ENGLAND--vols. and 10.
CON THE BORDERr-by Kirk.
THE TRIUMPH OVER BnDIANr-by A.L.O.E.
"THE SEQUEL To bnNISTERING CHILDREN,
"EDGE TOOLS
"CULM ROCK
IS. S. TEACHERS GUIDE
"GILBERTs LAST SUMNER AT RATNFORD,
AND WHAT 1T TAU6HTn-by Glance Cay
lord.
WOODBURY. GRANGEr-by Howit,r
COUNTRY QUARTERSr-by Blessiugton."
THE OLD PATROON7-by MARYLAND.
NICHOLAS NICRLEBYr-inI vol Globe Ed.
"OUT OF CHARITY"
American P0MOLOGYr by Warder.
PEAT AND ITS USESr-by johnson.
HINTS To HORSE KEEPERSn-by Herbert.
AMERICAN CATTLE DOCTORr-by Dadd.
For sale by
E. A. FULLER
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THE IMPROVED BUCKEYE.

manufactured at or near home, in which no tx
PESsE has been spared, that might contribute 10
its sfsefueHsss and durability shall build for the
harvest Of 1867 for the Counties Of Chittenden Ia
noble. Grand Isle Franklin in this State and for
Canada adjacent, full supply Of these unrivaIled
rnaehsvaa
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Rev. Joel I. Halves died at Hartford,
Conn, on Wednesday. lie studied for the
ministry a, Andover, and was settled over
the First church in Hartford in 1918, where
be continued till the day of his death, being
then the oldest Congregational minister in
Connecticut, and man Of wide and deserv-
eddy high reputation.
Thos II Garfield. E-q., of this city, has
been appointed General Agent Of the North
ern Pacific R. R. Co., and E. f. johnson Of
Aidiletown, Conn, brother-In -law of j. d.
Allen, Esq., of this city has been appointed
Chief Engineer.
reformation has reached Philadelphia of
the death of Paul Julien, the distinguished
violonist, IN December last, in the Island of
Mauritius. He was % years of age, and
leaves wife and child
The Taunton City Council, By unanimous
vote. Wednesday evening. declined to accept
the resignation Of Mayor Bennett, rendered
account of ill.health and an intended
European trip, and adopted resolve inyit-
ing him to withdraw his resignation and al
low the Office to be filed by temporary cleo
tion during his absence
Rev. John L. Corning Of Poughkeepsie,
n. Y, has started from Bellows Falls on
boat trip, down the Connecticut, rowing him
self alone in boat 29t feet long, and weigh
ing only 47i pounds. Mr.. Corning has en-
gagements to preach at several towns which
he will fulfil on the way down, He made
similar journey down the Hudson last sum
mer
The Paris correspondent of the ST Adams
Messenger says that DR.. Thomas " Evans
an American, and the Emperor's Dentist.
bias spent thirty thousand dollars in a collec-
tion of American Sanitary matters, showing
what the Sanitary and Christian Commas
slons did for our soldiers during the war.
DIR. Evans is a son-in-law of Daniel D. How
ard, of this city.-DGily Times
Thirty thousand dollars strikes III as
large sum to be expended in that way. The
Times apparently confounds Dr. Thomas
Evans with MIR. Theodore Evans. who is D.
D. Towards son-in-law. We believe thew
are brothers and in company.
Mrs. Charles n. Stratton, (nee Warren). |
is about to become mother, and in all pro- |
liability the heir or heiress sf Tom Thumb |
will be exhibited with the parents when |
they appear before the public in this counts
~ again.
A report having been published in the
London papers that Princes Albert and AL 1
fred attended the Chantilly races on Sunday.
the Queen caused it to be contradicted IN all
the papers. The kinglings were there, how
ever, and went IN for a good time. They
had previously telegraphed, asking permis-
sion of their royal mother. and not receiving
an answer. argued that silence gave consent.
and went
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NEW BOOKS


PURGATORIO-V0l. ? Of Dante's Divine Comedy
translated BY Lluzieilsw
STUDIES OF TIE GOsPELs-5y Archbishop
Trench.
MODERN INQUIRIES-by Jacob Bige.oz, NJ. D
WAINWRI6 nT'S SHORT FAMILY PRAYERS-
by J. VI. Wainwri -ht, 81. b.
THE YOUNG HOUsEKEEPEL 5 FRIEND. revised
and enlarset-by Mr.. Cornelius.
LIVES OF THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND, a bird Ecd
edition-by Agnes Strics land.
VENETIAN LIFE-by Vt. q. Howeus
NEIGHBORS WlVES-by J, T. Tr0wbriige,
author Of ''Neighbor Jackv God"
THE BISHOPS son "a noveI>-by Alice Carey.
BEATRICE BONlLLE. and others Stories-hy
Ouida, author Of " Strathm1rc,r 'sIdalia~ etc.
Received By
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8uots and Shoes.
MEDICAL NOTICE

III X THAYER, n. d. Physician and sur.
II. geon, graduate Of the University Of Penn
tsI % the homeopathic Medical College OF Phil
y burlington, that he has opened Office corner
o. OhaTeh and Adams sts-, where he will be happy
the benefits OF both the AnOpathic ana Iomooa,a1
thic schoois the Dr. feels prepared 10 bafe disease
its WORT forms. HE success for the last fteen
tests itself In the most malignant fo,,,s Aani-
nun N saying that he never fails to c.r, When =
IN ,hs ossoe, Having acquired great reputa ton
tnue TO pay particular attention to ,bat Son n
~ - yet not exclusive. Patients yisited
sultation free aSOnAoie TERMS Con
1thee hours from 10 to 1914 2to4PN
burlington, April 81, ts67-dGxtf
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The Buffalo Express tell the following
"Mr.- might have been seen Yesterday
drawing bis infant in baby chaise up Main
street, accompanied by his wife. Now such
sights are common enough, but when it is
stated that pdter fan'iias is nine years of
ACE. his wife but seventeen, and the baby
eight months, it must be confessed that a
new phase is put upon the matter. The
venerable iather walked with az elastic step,
and the youthful mother seemed to be happy
n mortal need be-
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CENTRAL
Pacific r. r. Co.
Or CALIFORNIA.
This Company onstructing underthc patron
age Of The
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
Great National Railway
across the Continent.


Their line VIII extend from Sacramento. Cali
f0rnia. across the Sierra Nevadas O. the California
state line traversn- the riches and most p0pui9t
section Of Cair0ruiI. and thence through the
grsf' Htlng regions Of ne Te'ories, 90 the vcil-
ity 0f salt LAKE City
IL forms the sole Hssfsru leak OF the only route
to the Pacific which is adopted BY Congress and
Iiffl iv fis Issue OF United States Bonds
Their road is already completed equipped and
running Tor % miles from sacramento @ within -
miles q the submit OF the slcrr.s, and q larr
amount Of the work Of Grading, Tunnellng, &c a.,
beyond That point hls been 4cc1mulsAed
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS " this Com
pany afford unusual inducements Of safety and
Profits % Investors, ilT the following among other
reasons, VIZ.
FIST The rate Of interest s SIR per Cent IN Gol,
payable semi-anuUally II the city Of New
Second The Principal is payable il, Gaii at 1aatur-
TIiri The cost Of the Bonds, Yirsfg-Fits PEI
Cent. aud accrued interests, is Ten Per Ceuf.
less than that Of the cheapest SIX Per Cent.
Gold Bearin- Bonds Of the Government
Fourth The UrHFi states G1usrruifuf 1r8ri! rs
ueariu haff tho l1i1tguf Necessary % luiLEfie el-
Tire roal ard looks manly 90 q small rsr-estigs
On fIf future frrHI- flrHf-r4.nenf.
Fra. Owing e. this liberal provision. accom-
panied with Erfslsfuf Grants 1f P1tIr I1uIt.
ny which the Government fosters this Great
national enterprise, i's sarcess &C. rsu1s-sI -s--
ram, and its financial stability - alfogftier in
dsPca4eEf n ttr cosffHgsrclss trb3ci attend or
sun. The security VI is Ft--t M7-g4gs BOND, Is
therefore ample. and their character for s1fe-v
and reliability Is equalled only by that Of the
obligations OF the G1ttrunlelf ifssIg
s~urnfh- The net earnings Of the completed u0r-
ton are airrriG '1-g~'g Of re infs-etf
Obligations ir4tch rii1l t-t company irtl iur-
firice ne GIstaHcs and are steadily increasin =
rendering the uninterrupted payment Of ne w.
feresf ABSOLUTELY certain.
EsgsfA. At the present rate Of Gold they paw near
y : Per Cent. per annuin. on the amount in
vested.
The Bonds are issued In denominations Of 8 n01
With semi annual Gold Coupons attached, payable
In New York. and are offered f0r the present a. 95
per cent and accrued interest Gin currency from
January lst.
Orders may be forwarded TO Us direct. or throu-b
the principal Banks and Bankers in all parts of tie
country.
henittances may be made in drafts on New
Notes. or other funds current in this city. and the
Bonds vii be forwarded to any address by Express
nee o. charSe. inquiries Tor further particulars
by mail or otherwise will receive pune tual atten-
ton.
The above Bonds may be obtained az the FiRsr
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No. =.
FOUR FEET FOUR INCH CUT.
BEST MATERIALS

Il viii DO better work on all varieties Of surface
than any other mower. IL has no side dram, no
weight upon the necks Of horses and has the ght-
est draft Therefore il is the best machine for the
team Il is also, the best for the driver, il has
a well 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,
that IL will
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON R.R.
CHANGE OF TINE.

Commencing. MAJ p. 1867, trains will run as TO-
lows:
LEAvEBuRLISGTON;
500 A. NJ, MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, Wor-
cester. Fitchhurgh. BrattlehOro, Springfield. Hart.
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albany and New York
arrive II Troy al g. P. NJ. New York go P. y.
Boston 7.30P NJ
Through 10 Besf0H and TOY cifi0uf change Of Cars
LBS ?. NJ DAY EMPRESS, for Rutland, Bellows
as p. NJ Bellows Fails, $50 p. ". Schemes
tOdy SIS P. NJ, New York SIS A. NJ
5.35 P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN 10 Rutland,
arrives in Rutland at rs p NJ
1000 P. ~, MIG HIT EXPRESS with Sleeping Car for
New YORK and Boston. Arrive in Troy at 40 A.
NJ New YORK lois AM Boston $50 An.
Through 70 TrofaHd B0stoz ,ritiouf change Of Cars.
The l00land l.35 P. NJ. and 900 4. ". trains
make close connection with the New York Cen
tral al Troy and Albany for all points West.
From the SeiiA aud East Trans a7rips al BsriiHgisz
AIS A. ", NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with sleepipz
Cars, from New YORK and Boston. Leaves New
York at > P. NJ, Boston $50 P.M
$50 A. M.ACCOM0DATT0N TRAIN from Rutland
AS P. M.MAIL TRAIN from Troy and New YORK
7.55 p. NJ, EMPRESS from Boston, Lowell, Wor
cester. Springfield, Hartford, New Haven. Troy
and New York.
For further information apply at the Union Tick
81 Office, No. J., American Hotel Block, or az the
Rutland Huntington Passenger Station where tick.
and al points West, North West and South Vest
choice may be made from any Of the various routes
from Burlington.
J. W. WARDWELL, Agent, Passenger Station
J. W. CARPENTER, Agent, No. I American uotel.
GEO. A. MERRILL. sup l.
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NEW BOOK

EEi 70 r bOKs WlVES-by J. r. Trowbridge author
OeoJos Gave, Neighbor lakewood, Three
May 10, 1867 BuNrfNGyoN,s
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y,om a Justice Of The Psas,.

From q Justice Of tts Pc1ee.
ELGIS, Z. c., May y, I5c-
Mcssrs. FELLOWS s Co.,-6ents L accidental
sen, the other day to a sore ior some Vernifuse
and the man, having much on hand, sent me SINE
OF your Worm LossHgss. Ny children showed syuV-
toms Of worms at the time gave them according
to directions, and in tHenty-iour hours from q,
time they commenced taking the Lo1snses, one IA
boy about Eve years old had passed twenty-five
large worms the other "a girl three years old hal
passed twelve; and deem It but just to say, tia;
from this slight acquaintance with your remedy.
feel satisfied that your Lozenges are cheap, couveu
lent. safe. ard more ensctual than the ordinary
remedies and as such I cheerfully recommenl g.
all heads Of families.
Yours. with respect,
JOHN S. COLPITs. J. p.
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8aurpaas.
YER MONT CENTRALAND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May. Is 1867

Trains GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at zoo \. H., l2.5) P. ~, and
Mai Train leaves St. Alhans atf.7oA. n, and
connects at Burlington with Rutland Burlington,
at " uite River Junction and Bellows Falls
with trains 20 Boston, worcester sprin Eield and
with trains on Pnssumpsic Il. +. arrives al New
York at i0.45 P. NJ.
Day Express leaves Montreal at us A. ~,
st. Johns at l0A. NJ, Ogdensburgh at $50 p. NJ,
lodge al Malone leave ROuseis Point Do. IS a. ".
for Boston, &C. arriving in Boston Via Lowell
at 1870 ?. VI.
Night Express leaves Osdenshurch n I. 30 4. NJ,
Montreal ais NJ. Rouses Point 5.40PM st. Johns
at 445 P. NJ arriving at Boston at $40 A. NJ, con-
Meeting al Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield, &c, and arriving in New
York at l2.30P NJ.
TRAINS GOING NORTH ASD WEST.
Leave Burlington at as \. NJ, $40 A. VI. i.3l,
?, ". 500 Z. NJ.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at 500 A.
NJ for Burlington, St. Adams, Montreal, arriving
at Montreal at $50 P. H. Ogdenshurgh at SD A. NJ
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell az 200 A. N.
via lawrence and Fitchhurg at 100 4. NJ, Spring.
held at As A. NJ. for Burlington, and St. Adams.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at 7.l0
A. NJ, Burlington, Rutland st. Adams and Rouse's
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at hoop. NJ.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley R. r
leaving Now YORK., at l2l5 P. NJ, and from Cheshire
II. Il. leaving Boston at so P. NJ connecting az
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
500 P. NJ, for Burlington, Rouseis Point, Montreal
and Ogdensburg, connecting with Grand Trunk
trains for the West.
press trains running between St. Adams and
Boston, and St. Adams and Springfield.
Tickets to Detroit Chicago andall points West
sold by II. N. DRURY, Agent. No. ? American 10
tel Burlington, Yt.-Baggage checked through.
Through Tickets TO Chicago and the West for
sale at the Principal stations ;,rDBr, So.
St. Adams May -. 1867
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ST JoHS, y. B., Marc --z

- JUN, y d. NIaTl--- ~
Messrs. FELLOWS 4 Co This is 70 certify --s
ny little boy, aged SIX years having bsez ---
troubled with worms Of late, administered f-- 2
your Worn LOzESGEs,as per directions, an in nee
hours after he passed several large wor L.. Tee
Lozcnges particularly valuable, as The cal.rs-
are fond Of them. You are at liberty 70 use the
for the benefit Of others.
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Books and Stationerp
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS,

HAVE now on hand and AN receiving
l. from the mills a good variety q Wrapping
paper including Manila in various styles, Bogus.
Hardware and Straw Wrapping, ant am prepared
70 sell at the lowest figures. Pi,ase call and ex
anime prices and quantity at
June lst, l-G- LGNTINGTONS
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They are entirely Vegetable.
SYMPTOMS OLE WORMS

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS:
Itching Of the nose, fsverishness, twiteli1- o..
starting suddenly during sleep, pain IN t-- =-
ach. loss Of assh, paleuess with hectic. q -.-..
sometimes voracious, at others feeble, 5z--s--
the ewes. drowsiness, a swelled upper Ep- ,---.s
Whitley flrred, and studded with red spots s-. --
garlic breath, grinding Of teeth duri-s s-ses.
sensation Of Judgment in the throat, an u--a.--.
craving for dirt, chalk or clay, fretfalnsss az =
liability OF temper, cholic, fits and palsy
INTESTINE WORMS
Are among the drst to undermine the cs-stl---
in the list Of diseases. They often occasio- ss-s
disease, ending sometimes fatally pa-ti--.l-
when they ascend to the stomach. Thar t-ess--
in their mos, ordinary situation is atte1iel
unfaYorable effects upon the general health.
EMINENT MEN ASSERT
That all arc more or less troubled with worms a..
that many die annually from this cause, who. By
tie timely administration Of a proper remedy
would be saved. As FELLOWS WORN LOzsyra
may be taken without any unpleasant result, a.
as most children are fond Of them, thsir uss is
commended to those apparently healthy. a1i ----
dispel the cause Of what would prod-cs s-1sr---
CAREFUL WHAT YOC Use.
Various remedies have, from time % tine, t=e
recommended, such as Calomel, Oil Of Won
Turpentinc, &c, so that dangerous and even az.
consequences are produced. The necessity q,
safe and sure remedy has caused much resea---
and study by the proprietors OF FELLOWS W.s.
LozEsGEs They are positively safe, pleasant az.
efeetual. They do not kin the worms, but ast
making their dwelling places disagreeable to the
In order, however, to guard consumers against
csption by a base compound, the analysis OF D-
A. a. HAYES, State Assayer, proving the above
| statements, is annexed.
Ihaye analysed the WORN LozESGEs prepare.
| br Messrs FELLOWS 8 Co., and find that they l-s
free from mercury and other metallic or ulus.a.
matter. These Lozenges are skilfully compound
pleasant to the taste, safe, yet sure and effective
| their action
Respectfully. A HAYES, NJ
Assayer to the STATE &c El...
PLEASE REMEMBER
That FELLOWS WORM LOZENGES are F-5-l-..
with great care from the concentrated sztra-s .
two plants. They DO not act az a pursl-.rs
emetie, will not debilitate the patient, are simple
an infant may devour whole box without ham
and will at the same t.lno xpel tie worms be- Be-
extraoriinlry manner.
r. FELLOWS WORM LOZENG Is is the OILY
Worm remedy in existence, combining Larl-.ss
qualities with delicious taste and amazing power.
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NEW BOOKS

MARTIN CHUZzLEwIT," Diamond Edition.
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP Globe Edition
CECIL CAsTLE NIAIN'S GAGE. Lady N1rahouts
Troubles and other Stories-by "OuIdl"
June Isl, 1867. HUNTINGTONS
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summer Arrangement.

The Splendlc ana tollmoulOus otedHela
CANADA, Capt WV. ANDERSON.
UNITED STATES, " ]. G. BABBITT,
MONTREAL, HENRY MAYO.
ON and after Monday, June Sd, 1857, formins a
" Daily Line each way, Sundays excepted
the Steamers
CONG SOUTH.
Morning Boaf-leave Plattsburgh 7.3O A. NJ. Bur
lington lois A. NJ; arrive at Ifconderoga
2P ~, whitehall 5 p If. EtsEing B0Gf-leaye
Rouse's Point at 6 P. NJ, Burlington g.39 P. H.
arrive at Whitehall 4. NJ.
GOING NORTH.
Leave whitehall II \. ". and 30 F. NJ arriving at
burlington P n. and 300 A. n, Platts-
burgh 80 A. NJ. and 100 P. NJ, and Rouse's
POni SIS p. VI.
-7-Morning Boat connects at Plattsburgh, and
gTening Boat at Rousc's Point with trains for
Montreal and 0gdensburgh,
nS-on Saturday morning the Steamer United
States Will leave Rouses Point at O'Clock, BY
which passengers viii pass through the Lake BY
daylight, and connect with Evening Boats at Al
banY for New Yors.
EF-TiakeEs good unfl used, Baggage clicked
through. Fare as loo Is by any Other route.
Through Tickets can be procured at Grand
Trunk Railway Offices. Montreal; At the principal
Stations Of the Osdenshurgh, VI. Central Rens-
selaer Saratoga, Hudson River and Lake Steam
ers and at the General Office Of the Company,
West side Of City Park, Burlington, Vt.
sT7-The steamer MONTREAL will leave Buriing-
ton for Plattsburgh every morning az 10 A. ri. AID
p. VI. returning, leaving Plattsburgh 40 :. An.
and ! P. N.
HIRAM TRACY.
Gen1. Sup't.
Burlington. Vt, April p, ls57.-dSwtf
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ours, win respecti
JOHN S. COLPITs. J.A

Rev. Mr.. JACKSON, Baptist clergyman, wr.u--
from St Martins, in reference 20 the Worm Lols1-
yes, says;
Messrs. FELLows' CO.,-Gents. It affords O.,
great pleasure in saying that Ihave known in uy
family, and in the families Of others. Worls-.
ful effects produced in the obstruction OF worms '-
your Worm Lo-enges and can certify most ca.
sciously that believe them to be the most es,..-
al remedy that has ever been invented for lie re-
moval Of worms from the human stomach s-.
hope, gentlemen, in presenting such a vh.saas
medicine to the world, that you may receive large
patronage from the public in general.
Iremsin. sifs yours truly.
VILLA JACKSON
s.. Martins, n. B., Aug Is, 1856.
Ply'ieiEH'' Testimony IN tlyor ef Fe,ors' Ea-l
Lo-eHgcs.
SALISBURY, July %, 1856
Messrs FELLOWS Co.. st. John, -Gertleme1
have examined your Worm Lo=sngs,, and have 1s-
come acquainted with their effects as an 1n,is'1--
&c, and have much pleasure in Recommending ths-
use as a safe and eEectual remedy for worms ard
fully believe that their employment as such WILL
give satisfaction.
Yours, respectfully,
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FISK & HATCH

BANKERS AND DEALERS IL GOVERNMENT SECu'RIrIEs
No. 5. Nassau Street, n. Y
Y. B.-An kinds Of Government Securities 70
ceived at the full market price in exchange for the
above Bonds, Also,
- Al descriptions Of d0uerU1lsuf SscirIfiss kent
c5nsfgHfiy on h1i.a 1Hd Bought Sold or Erri ssfsf
ESrGold Coin and [. S. Coupons bought, sod,
and collected.
~ Deposits reeeire4 on liberal terms, subject 70
cieck al sighf.
BrCollections made throughout the country.
BMiscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought and
cash.
q Special Attention gireu 10 the Er-t.ros Of
SEVEN THIRTY NOTES Of al ne Sen ssf1T -
NslD FUE-TFENTY BONDS Of 1885, on ne mos
fIu0rdile terms.
arrG-dSvlpos
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TESTIMONIALS.
Fellows Worm LOZenges.

From persons Of the first respectabiu,F % New
Brunswick, concerning
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HOURS respectfully
W. 5. FOSHAY. VI. D.

Leftsr + ON ire Ret. Dr. Clay 70 tie Editor Or ''f
CirigfiqH Fisit0r.
CARrEroN, ST. JOIN, y. B, Nov. n, ls5s-
Messr5. EDIroRs,-I was induced to try FELLOWS
LozESeEs, having had a number Of children under
my care whose stomachs were so irritable the c--
binary medicines could not be retained a moment
and the success that followed their use was so con
that can recommend them as one OF the uli
pleasant and safe medicines that can be admins
tered. EDWIN CLAY, " D.
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DO Better UOrk,

with LESS TOWER, is EASIER To OPERATE FOR both
tram and dTiusT stronger, durable, more sim
pie, less likely 20 sssd repairs, arf slsiy
grsa, and is therefore srscfy the machine for the
farmer 20 buy.
The subscribers would respectfully call the atten-
ton Of Farmers to the following facts
That the manufacture Of Moving Machines was
adopted by Us as permanent business In ls6O.-
That We have a shop and tools for that especial
business That believing il true economy for you
70 hur as perfect Nachine as
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-14

This well known and reliable Company, will dur
ing the present Season, run their line Of
ETnST CLASS TppTR fARTN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-14

STEAMERS daily, between Ogdensbursh, Oswego,
Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee,
and intermediate Ports