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KNICKERBOCKER
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK.

! NEW YORK.
THE ABOVE HIGHLY POPULAR
A Company has established ONES for she Transaction e.
business IN every town and city Of Consequence In this STATE
and has deposited, according Of this State twenty
thousand dollars In State bonds has also paid twelve
hundred and fty dollars State license During existence
IN THIS state Il has issued policies amounting 10 one hafa
million dollars, has paid promptly al losses without wait
ing for the time allowed by law amounting % thirteen thou
/ sand dollars is his STATE alone
THIS company excoeds in point proportion Of assets %
Abilities every well established company America.
This Is the true test for corporations for ndividua
DIVIDENDS ARE Declared ANNUALLY
Dividends payabs On Cash. added % the policy or ap-
Piled 20 the reduction Of premium notes.
Foees are issued upon All the various plans Circulars
furnished gratis BY the agents.
or he popularity Of this company agent the
o9Nlng named PROMINENT gentlemen, q this state, policy
- E "a. aaE tt
W e. Brownlow, Governor A. J. Fletcher Secretary of
state General Hnn A. A. g. A. J. Sanford National
1anki Ogden, Peoples Bank DempBey Weaver "a Ma
nonai Bank Maxgax, Banker Alexander Whales banker
c.
SPECIAL NOTICE
This company has taken all restrictions 50 far a. trv
cling IN THIS country aud Europe Is Moreover al
It's various plans Of insurance nOn-foretng
meana person does not lose what he PAYS a
ure to make future payments For particulars circulars
FRED. W. SPARKLING,
July 81 1901 u General Agent, Tennessee.
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To ooNsUMPTIVEs.

Tho advertiser having been restored TO health Il, veek,
~ fyy simple remedy after having Suffered for several
ass With severe Ting astGn and that dread disease
C7nannptlons anxious mako known 10 bs fsov
eis the means Of cure
al who desire t. be viii send copy Of the prescription
a e Of charged with the directions for preparing and
Ahng the sane which they viii hnd cuRE for Cos.
SUMPTION, AsruHA, BRONCHITIS CoUaBs Calpss aud 81
broat and Lang Affections. only object the adfeFt
SCI IN sending the Prescription = 70 benefit the aicted and
spread Information which he conceves % b. Invaluable and
10 hopes every viii Try remedy, Il VIII cost
item nothing and may prove blessing. Parties wishing
REV. EDWARD WILSON
Inara-Ir Millam.hErr. KIM cnunty FeN 1olha
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PRiTA1E MEDICAL ADVICE Road Dr. Whit
siofs advertisement InSsnother column,
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'9DoN'r BIZ FooLIsH.n- You can make Six Dol
lsrs from Fifty Cents Cali and examine an invon-
.i3n urgently needed By everybody. Or sample
se FREQ by mail for soc, that rctals easily ior Sc
by r. l.. Woleott 20 Chatham SqiFaee, Now York
apr2FGm
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CHAFCERY C0URT-MARYVILLE.
. ". Emmett and ". y. Bestl Alm'TI, - o. hsiTs
q George Best. deed
pUrrrr0rr - arsr ss-u

FAIIAIVA 10 BID LAND.
IL, THIS CAUSE IL RING
from the petition hled that Danisl Best noaresisat
u me state 81 tennessee 10 il therefore ordered ha l
Gallon be made soT four successive weeks n kroHnoHs hh
netyns said respondent Daniel Best, o. apPear AZ euu
court % b held or the county Bloun the court %
~ aaryfiie, the hrst Monday Of September ir -
plead answer demur b said petition, the sane ~
taken for confessed and Cor hearing patio az % ~
July gfsf fas7 fta m d TUCKER, C.erk-
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CHANCERY COURT. MARYVILLE.

I @FVIIN9
James Henry, Admir- is bons non stephen Porter and
others
by VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
~ Chancery Court for the county Boant made AZ the
June term, 1857 viii sell % the highest bidder At The court
house door IN Maryye, Monday, the "a day Of septe
Der next sucency Of tract Of land ~ the James
Porter farm lying ~ the 18th civil district Bount COUNTY
a. viii pay the liabilities Of The estate Of James Porter deed
SAID Liabilities amount 70 me sum Of four thousand
dred d0llars Said sale made on credit On .r au4
twelve monthe, and 10 bar 81 the equity redemption
cept ten per cent Of the purchese money Be paid
day Of sale, the purchaser giving bond approved security
and lien retained on the land for the purchase money
W. O. PTCKENs, g. a ST.
July 3l,is6T ftPf5 b. 4. GODDARD, ID. Q. an
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Sill Later.

The teegraphic operator sends the following, this
oath, at noon
Two men seriously wounded and one man by
name of j. York killed, and one mule killed, ard
several horses wounded. Did not learn the names
OF the wounded, or who it was that shot They es-
innate about $50 shots were fired in the crowd. The
Conservatives were first to fire. Everything very
quiet this A. NJ. One man wounded by name of
Ray. Went down on train this morning
R. G.
LATER
The fight occurred by the rebels firing at the mig
gers as they were marching from the speaking, and
l understand made them run in every direction.
and loose some of their colors
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On the first Day of July, 1867,
Assets, ..............e.sI .O76, sss.sS

Laws Of this State fully complied with; Statement exam
med and approved BY Auditor, and licenses
Agents Of the Company
J. S. VAN GLIDER Agent
July 81, 1867. At knOxvile Tenn
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Yielding up the other eh nee t,sss.
DropSing hurnbly on the be i hns5s'
O'y wai not do in times ike these
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-04

y II Prescription saved Iay daughter life ard
has - d me hundreds Of aollars"-hey. +. Hun
fAHtN Jensen, n \.
We u..s tod Tor the benefit We have received
from GU Prepared PIescup uOn.'-aCr. p. PER
LGHiNL, b -sIu-, Penn.
Every g.. 10 whom ! have accommodated it has
1euehli~4 l. Pa ny its u=e-'-hey- L. ID. JOINS,
AIBLE D,us- asT5R PLACs, s.. YIN the early
part ID teuruar' l-t-. 4 was suffering IRON VIC
lent cough, Iur tIlch Lad teen treated during
SIX mon los prev ls4y without benefit. had
Nigs ->Uta'saIlch implicitly Frustrated ire. In
Tie evening. d. ais would Gene On. which
would fTe.ent me In speaking above q whisper.
hAl tlltL lat IA" All % lt iulrrhae from the
luu-s aiy Allus Pns Ian assured me that he
could 10 Lore Tor m &c was -r0giu-, plcly
worse, au1 ha1 uven coE lieu 10 leave business
for nearly twu mautus A. - mptoms iudlcat q
uufnIs sulJ, the lrtstncr Il Consumption In
the beginning o. February 1T. AeuEy Fisher
Treasursr Of thc american BAD S0oisty, presented
me With uuttIe % the PREPAID Prescription
"a lev days NY sppeUtc, twA.- had entirely
.Ost,l returned wllAiu q Eeehs l.. cough had al
most left LIE ; ana IN less than 'Fo weeks, the
Niyaf-S rtGis were bukeu ~. I--neeiorware 1
regained strength rapidly aLd an PM" regularly
Attending 10 ny duties a. CLERK 70 ue American
Bible SUciety N whose employ ment AA'e oeeH
nine years. i am uuW EMO! IN suvu Ae-lh- iuui
Prescription eltcte4 Lule, when M lI.1lus ues-
paired OF my recovery. thus . OON'Ei''
sIhaye had Nervous or Spasmodic Astlua for
eleven ears. Daring the last siN years lave
never had an uninterrupted ul-Ats rest. IL N.tsh
seemed 10 ne that would die before could =e. ar
into my lungs. was has-trd ami spirItless, ana
suffered greatly from 'sAuitItss o! breath i-A-
/ was complied Ia t4Ae nCqueft rests ~ walking
IRON M residence 10 M place ui business.
The night before obtained the 'ti-LtAhhp
REDEMPTION, was the won't ever passed. On
obtaining the remedy, tooA q I aspooliu4 al noon
ana gain az u GIT, and slept All mint without
waking. Ilaye NOT had a broken nights resi- Since
no longer lCuk 'La--
gard have aimed ia strength ami si-rlts, and am
not at all afflicted with 'shortless u tieatn.
shall he glad O. have any Un- afflicted with Asthma
call and see me.
"FZRA &. LANGDJN, No. 33i Fourth 81. y. Y.
The .4'RErAED PKlsCRIFuuS' Is put up iua .
bottle and De- sold U} Druggist general! ur order
u4al be llGres-ed 20 the sole irupueturs, OSOA Il
e.. MOSES a Co.. ~ Ctrtlault ctIeei, y. Con
sultation free. Circulars containing particulars Of
mans cases successfully tlcatcis VAL he sent Tree uy
mail.
sold in BURLINGTON by A. &. srEAE, Il. Il. Ar
wATlR j.. W. LOEI, J. 5. GALS.
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VINELAND.

MARIN AND FRUIT LANDS in a mild and
4 healthful climate. Thirty miles south Of
Phfladelphia BY Railroad, in New Jersey, on the
same line Of LAT tude as Baltimore, Nd.
TIE soil is rich and proauctits, varying Ton d
CLAW - sandy loan, suitable for wheat, Grass,
Corn, Tobacco, Fruits and vegetables. ms Is a
Crrsf fruit COUNTRY. Five hundred Vineyards AM
Orchards have been planted out BY eXperienced
duce immense profits. Vineland is already one u
the most beautiful places in the United states
The entire territory, consisting or hitl square
mi es Of land is laid out upon general system OF
improvements The land j. only sold % actual set
tIers with provision for public adornment- The
place, on account u its great beauty as wen a1
other advantages, has become ne resort Of FfoPt-
sTt1sfe 10 has increased five thousand people
within the past three years. Churches, stores
Schools, Academies, Societies OF Art and Lear1ln-,
and other clements Of refinement and culture nave
been introduced. Hundreds of people are constant
Is settling Hundreds Of new houses arc
constructed. Price Of Fam land. twenty acre
and upwards, IS per acre. five and ten acre
Village lots for sale .
Fruits aud VEGETABLES ripen earlier in this dis
-rict than in ans other loc1llty north OF 'o-4'iA
Va. Improved places for sale.
tpeuings Tor all kinds Of business, Lumber d lfa-
Ma. uflrtorirs. FUundries, Stores and the IKE
ami steam Power, with room, can be rented
For persons who desire mild winters heallhL-
climate and q GOOD soil, in a country peauilIllLt
improved ahouudng in fruits and possessing Az
other social privilege IN the heart Of ci'llizati'i
Letters answered and the Niuelant Rural, g
paper giving full Information AMI containing re-
ports OF Scion Robinson, sent % applicants
Address CiiAS. X. lands, Niueland z. o. Ian
dis Township, New Jersey
From report Of Solon Robinson. Agricultural
Elitor Of the Tribune 1T Is Of the most extern
sve fertile tracts, In an almost level position and
uItabie condition for pleasant farming that We
nov Of this side Oft he Western Paries.'
Juue 4j-taE1m1s-
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Religious Intelligence.

Revivals are IN progress in CastletOn and
West Castleton, in the Methodist and Bap-
tist churches.
The Newport Express gives the following
account of the revival in Morgan:
The revival interest in Morgan and yicini-
ty still continues, and is constantly and
largely increasing. Eight persons were
baptized by immersion in Lake Seymour, on
Thursday last. which all will remember as
as the coolest day OF the season thus far.
We learl that forty more were TO be baptized
on Sunday last Among those Immersed on
Thursdsy, was little boy, sewn years old
The parents of the child were baptized sew
eral weeks since, and the boy who experienced
a change OF heart vas very auxiOas 10 oe
baptized at the sane time. lie was urged
by ali to wait while; bat the matter
troubled him - much. and be became 50
strenuous about IL, tina; his parents al lAst
consented. The main reason be gave lor ho'
waiting till Spring, wac he feeling that ne
should not lave until then.
The church at SwautOn y now united
again. under q new pastor recently installed.
The Congregational church IN Essex has
been thoroughly repaired in modern style
during the past season. 1t is to be neatly
carrs ted. lighted and paiated, and will be
ready tor occupancy, about the first Of Jan
uary. AZ a nich time it will he appropriately
dciic-r'd. Tire amount expended IN repair.
nd iar i--Iug J. nearly two thousand dol
lar=- The church Is without pastor oi
suppls
The Executive Committee Of the Baptis
Missionary Union have decr1ed to st apar
tie sth January to special prayer for tn
outpouriug Of the Holy Spirit on the heather
world
+ American Tract SJcisty has made al
appeal to its friends for a special subseriF
ton Of 100000 to provide an adequat
stock OF books.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-04

BUSINESS cHASGE-Dr. j. ;. Gale has sold
out his City Drug Store, in Central Block
to DR. w. s VINCENT and Mr.. W. Y. BAs-
cocK, who will continue the business under
the firm name of W. S. Vincent & Co. Both
are wide-a-wske, enterprising men, aud
having had long experience in this kind of
dealing. they seem well calculated to do a
thriving business.
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= YMPT ON - 4:

DlHgalt 10 Irrss1llr Bresthing, Loss Of Breath,
Cough, Wasting Of Flesh, Bleeding from the Lungs
Los 0f Strength Loss OF A petite General Debility
81 -ht Sweats, Flying Pains through the Shoulders,
Chest Pace II Limbs, Nervous Headache. Nervous
PT0-tritau. 6l1Giness ~ Dizziness, Excessive Pale
ness, sore AT, Drrwsiness, S4eepiessuess, cuur
stomach. Heart burn. Oppression OF sinking oi the
Stomach. NeioEe or alter eating. Remitteut Fever,
&C &C. ana especially iu all femGle disorders 0r
Uterine irrc-ularlri,, such as Difficult, Painful,
Suppre--ea, scauty, Excessive, Delay Prema-
nc nr II. f-.u.euL hler- -I.latL.u
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RELIEF IN Ten MINUTES.

To Vocalists and public Speakers. these Waters
are peculiarly valuable they viii in one day re-
move the must severe occasional huarseuess and
their regular Tor few days viii, AZ times iE-
crease the power ana hexhilIty Ofthe voice. .reat-
~ improving IT. tone, compass and clearuess, for
which purpose they are regularly used by many
professional yocallsts.
Sc that the word, BRYAN is stamped on
each Wafer ana also observe the fac siInilc the
signature Of the proprietor JOB MUSES. on
wrapper, 10 counterfeit which is forgery ~ o.
fencing parties vii lie dealt with to the Iull
tent Vi the law.
BRYAN's tULN0SIc WAFERs are Tor sale by all
Druggists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, - Cortlandt st NY.
Sold il Burlington by J. ". ROXY, a. Z. SPEAR
ii. IL. AIWATER, =. ). GALE.
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An Eastern Caliph being sOrely afflicted
with ennui. was advised that an exchange of
shirts with man that was perfectly happy
would cure him. After a long search he
discovered such person, but was informed
that The happy fellow had no shirt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-04

IN is NU8I Nv aTIIU sII0Io1T
for the Rzii-al Cure o. ASTHMA. BRoSCHIus, Ca
T.RRH. and all affections If the THROAT and AIR
p.ssAc Tor the Cfeusr1i and Nyccii Derangs-
Blenfs Of the NEEvoUs SYSTEM and Tor all Fune-
f,oraf Disorders q. the Sf0Bgact and B0Ireis,
IL ~ ~. fiafeI. increases the strength and deepsHs
he eoI9g o. the ale blood. Itsubdues The Chil and
Feusr: anu din inches tie Eryecs0ratioH II checks
the Hi s.oe1f, always in from sereH to fourteen
fags. The a. elite /, at once igtig0rafed and the
patient raid gains flesh the cough and the difficult
ireafklng are p, eddy relieved the sleep becomes
calm and refreshing; the carnations Tegr'aT and
Uniform. AL the genera symptoms disappear
with . really astonishing rspidity.
The Prescription should lie used in every case
whcie the Fhs sicia lnmClly prescri1es "Ionics
Iron. Acids Bark, Canine. yOd Liver Oil Whist
&C aud ~ every case, by whatever name known,
IN which there is exhibited any one or more Of the
O.. fuaH
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-04
PLATED WARE.

Amagnif ent stock Of Tea sets Salyers Ice Pitchers
Ice Bowls Goblets. Cake aud Gard Baskets, Cas-
tors Butter Dishes. Spoon Holders, Pickle Jars,
Celery Vases, Sardine Boxes, Muhners. syrup
Pitchers, sugar and Cream Sets Tete Tete Setts.
Egg Boilers and Stands, salt cellars Knives FORKS
and Spoons. Ladies sc.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
Bryan,s PuIEnOnic Waters

II The original medicine established in lc3s,
ana first article OF the kind ever introduced under
the name Of "Puimuuic Waters IN this OF any
other country all other Pulm0uic Waters are cOun-
terlelts- The genuine can be known b. tie name
BRYAN being stamped on each Wafer.
These Waters have heel 1eIOre the public for
nearly thirty years, and the immense sale attained
not onl. III America uut 10 foreign countries July
attest their intrinsic worth. The medical proper
ties are superior 10 any other article offered for the
cure Of Pulmonary OF Bro. cla4 affections, and the
quantity Contained IL each BOA is nearly dvnhle
thai Of the worthless limitations advertised.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-04

CORNWALL FARNERs-LosDs OF The SHEET
PAsTuREs.-A correspondent of the Spring.
field (Mass) Union has been visiting the
sheep farms of Cornwall, VI, and reporting
particulars We select sundry samples
Henry " Dean has 300 acre farm. and
40 Spanish merinO sheep valued az $40
600
Hon. Rolin j. Jones has farm Of COO
acres. His flock numbers l25. valued at
SAC, 900.
F II. Dean, $50 acres; $50 breeding
ewes valued at $500 eacb-$75 600. DOM
doubt it. for be has been offered $1,000 each
for FIVE of them, and $1,000 last year for a
four year old buck. which has since earned
him $1,000 California gold mines can't
compare with that.
Merrill Brigham 400 acres flick, 300
thorough breds valued at S5l GOO.
Simeon 5. Rockwell has flock OF 800,
valued at $4,000 One Of his bucks has
melted him over 100000 10 the last four
years.
Hon. Joel Randall 500 acres, and $50 ''of
the beet blOoded sheep" value not stated
He sold two year old buck for So 900.
These men think it most profitable TO stick
to Vermont themselves, and let their sheep
migrate to the West, TO the South. TO Cali
forniA. and TO every other country in ,he
world that can raise gold enough TO pay for
the sheep. And these are the wise men Of
Cornwall.
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DIR. MARSHALL'S
& taFFIl Snun.

This snuff has thoroughly proved itself 10 be
the beet article SHOWN Tor curing the CArARRH,
COLD in tie lead ana HEADACHE, IL has
been uLd al excellent Remedy in many cases o.
SORE EitS- DEAFNESS has been re moved by
II, aud AtAiIEb has oitcn been .restly improved
y its Use.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-04
DR.. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
CELEBRATED SPACIFIC PILLS.

Prepared ty GARASCIEEg DUPONT. 40. 2I4. rue,
Lombard, Paris. IRON the prescription Of DR.. Juan
Ielam re CHIEF Physician 20 the Hospital du
Nord gu L2rihoisire, iair trial, they would fad
lmnediate relief. and in short time he fully re-
stored 20 Health anc Strength IL Is used In the
practice Of many eminent French phy sicians, with
uniform success and highly recommended as the
only positive and Specific Remedy for all persons
suffering from General or Sexual Debility, all de-
Iangemenis Of The Nervous Forces, Melancholy,
spermatorThRs OF Seminal Emissions all Weak
nesses arising from Sexual Excesses or Youthful
Indiseretions, Loss Of Muscular Energy, Physical
frostratlons, NerH business, weak Spine, LoWness
OF Spirits, Dimness 81 VISION. Mysteries Pains IN
In the BACK and Limbs, I'M 20 eney, &C
NO language can convey ~ adequate idea Of the
immediate and almost miraculous change IL pro-
ouces IN the oehilitated and shattered system In
f@ct, II stands unrivalled as an Cnfaiing cure OF
the maladies above mentioned
srnef no more, bus use The Graf French Rsuaeav;
II VIII effect cure where all others iai AID al
though powerful remedy, contains nothin. hurt
Iul 10 the most delicate constitution
Pamphlets, containing full particulars and di.
reetions for using in English, French, spanish and
herman. accompany each uox, and are also sent 70
Any AadIess when requested.
ME-, I.ee One Dollar per box; OF six boxes for Five
SS,Sia by al Druggists throughout the world; or
VII oe sent DIV mail, securely sealed from an OBJ
thoriEec agent. F~' ~ ny ~
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SILVER GOODS.

very large and fine assortment Of solid silver
Napkin Rings, Fruit Knives, Tobacco Boxes, Match
Boxes Port Monies. Gard Cases. Boquet Holders,
Cups childrens Knives and Forks and table silver
Of al kinds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-04

Il will do better work on an varieties ~ surface
than any other mower. 10 has u0 side iratt, no
weight upon the uecks Of horses and has the light
est draft. Therefore II Is the best machine for the
team. 10 is, also. the hest for the driver as &c has
a we'll arranged, easy spring seat. and can De
handled perfectly by boy Of ten years without
any danger % being thrown upon the .uives. The
advantages q the IMPROVED BUCKEYE On Ell
points that constitute perfect mower, are briefly
that 10 viii
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Bryan,s Pulmonic Waters.

cure Coughs, Colds, sore Throat, Hoarseness,
Asthma, Iatarrh, Bronchitis Difficult Breathing,
splitting Of Blood. Pans IN tie Chest Inc pient
Consumption and all diseases u the lungs. Not
only atordIug temporary relief, but electing a
rapid anu lasting cure g nd are warranted t. 1--WE
sa',si etion IN ever instance. They do not Lau-
seatr llAe a4cohoiic ceniIsousis and the tne1iefr
prophecies az combined IN al form ssserss.nl -
pleasant 10 the taste, that any child viii reaIls
take them. one dose viii always anord.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-04

large variety Of new styles Of Sets, Brooches
Ear Rings Sleeve Buttors. studs, Bracelets. Hd'kt
Rings KEYS Seal. Pearl. Stone Engine turned
Plain and seal Rings. childrens Rings, Clasps for
the sleeve Neck Chains, Tooth Picks &c.
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Goffins.
MANUFACTURE AND DEALER II
Collins and Burial Cases

"EHu HuTIdI CaSeN
In Wood snd Metal, Of every style.
4 Ii sizes constantly on hand or made To ord.,
n in any required style. " Neef
CoFFIs TRIMMINGS Of all kinds, Name Plate,
shrouds, Crsvats, Collars and everything reouired
constantly on hand and furnished at short notic
can furnish Collins at any hour Of the niebt q,
required, as sleep In the same building
FUNERALS ATTENDED, WITH HEARsR.
Apply at any hour Of day or night TO
Burlington March o. So.
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CH.fIA'&,

GENTS HEAVY GOLD GUARD AND VEST.
SILVER
Ladies q, 2 Chatelaine, 6uard and Leontine. SILK
Guards Rubber Guard and Vest, Steel and Leather
chains Of all kinds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-04

TIE next meeting Of the Cbi;teuden Co.
Teachers Association viii be held at Char
lotte. Friday and Saturday, Jan. 2jth and
9th
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70 tie lull heavy pains caused iy diseases Of the
Head The sensations after using L IRE delightful
ana lnFl-oratlnE. II opens ana pur-es out ali
distinctions, strer CITIZENS tie GLANDS and gives a
heaIthy altlnn . The Iarts afiected.