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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-24

[Original
Our Children.

\ shadow is on the household,
There's darkness on everything,
For the dearest and sweetest jewels
Have fallen from loves bright ring
Our beautiful, precious children
Have passed from our home away,
And we sit in our darkened chamber,
Silent and sad, to-day
Thinking of the departed,
The lovely, the undetiled;
Praying, Oh! Heavenly Father,
Let us be reconciled.
We read of shining city,
So holy and white and fair,
That nothing impure or sinful
Can find an entrance there
And faith, with her pearly fingers,
Unlatches the gates of gold,
And shows lis our little children,
Safe, safe III the Saviours fold.
Aye, safe in that abode forever,
Where angels and seraphs dwell;
Love asks is it we'll with our darlings,
And faith answers, "Ics, it is WELL
MATILDA.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-24

A clergyman lately told his congre-
cation that they seemed to pay much
moro attention to the conversion of
seven-thirties than of their fellow
men.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-24

At a fashionable church in New
York, the contribution plates are car
rled 70 d by young ladies, to the
great Ls eft of the treasury.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-24
General superintendent Office,
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CHARLOTTE & S. c. RAILROAD,

COLUMBIA, 5. G., March 16, 1866.
INHE schedule of the Passenger Trains
i over this Road is as follows:
Leave Columbia at 3.3G 4. IN.
Arrive at Charlotte at. 9.50a..m.
Leave Charlotte at 5.1Oa. m.
Arrive at Columbia at 11.25 a. m.
Close connections are made at Columbia
and Charlotte with the mail trains on the
North Carolina and South Carolina Rail
roads.
THROUGHTICKETS are sold at Column
bla to Richmond, Va, Washington, d. c..
baltimore, Md, Philadelphia, Pa, and
New York city-givinS choice of routes cia
Portsmouth or Richmond-and baggage
checked Tickets are also sold at Char
lotte for Charleston and Augusta
An Accommodation Train, for freight and
local passage, leaves Columbia at a. IN. =,
ON Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays of
each week, and Charlotte on the same
days and hour; arriving at Columbia and
Charlotte at 6 p. M
March II G. BOUKNIGHT. Supf.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-25

morning, lie took Plartat.0n Hitters; Ii he felt
weary al night lie took Plantation bitters II lie
4acked appetite, vas weak, lauguli or menta lv on
pressed, he TOOK Plantation Bit+eTs. and they
never failed 70 set him on lis pins square and i'm
rev persons want any better auth ity; ut as
some may, Just read the following.
owe much yCu.i0-I veri-
~ helieTe the Plaltati0l Bittsrs have saved r.
KEY. ". Al. hAGUNEA, MLdIid g. \.
have been great sufferer
from dyspepsia, and lad 70 ahanu0n 7,reacbirr-.
The Plantation B.ttzrs cured
me. REV. c. \. WILDWOOD, New ! ORR City
b list all appe tite vas
had peri c. dread Of -ety. The
Plantation Bitters have set me all right
JAMES hElMiNh Nay, II, LcuisNo,"
The Plantation bitters have
cured ne Of q der-lgeueEt OF tie klcnCts and Ur-
mary organs, that distressed ne for years. They
act Ike charm.
Z. Z. MOORE, 254 Broacway. N.Y.
Mrs. o. " DENUE. msna-er G.! the Union Home
seh0O! for Soldiers Children SAYS she ahas giyen
II 70 the weak and Invalid children under her
cAarEeiWltA the most happy ana -ratifyiu results
NE have received over huufTrd reatus OF such
c2rt cafes but no advertisement is So elective a.
ehat people thelnselve Say OF good article. Our
fortune and our Reputation Is Al stake The origin
a! quAllty anl high character 70 these goods WIN
1e sustained under every aaI all circumstances
lhey have already obtained e. sale IL every town
village parish ana hamlet auOng civilized nations
base lHillatoTs u! 70 come Lear our naue and
50 le a tley can anc1 ecause good article can
not PC sy4d a. low as p0-r one, they ind some
supp0,t iruLn parties Who DO lot care what they
sell be on yOUr guard. see our private stamp
over the c1rA.
P II. DRAKE6 Co. New York CITY
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sod bN ALI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-25

"M-AT SLIP. "A Spanish paper grayely
relates how an individual named, being tired
Of life, resolved to take such measures as
must infsllbly insure bis death. To that
end, be started for the sea shore provided
with ladder, rope and loaded pistol. a
bottle OF poison, and box Of matches
Having come time before discovered a post
standing little way out in the water, be
fixed bis ladder against it, and ascending.
fastened one end of the cord TO the top and
passed slip-knot around his neck. Swal-
lowing the poison, and striking a light, he set
FIRE to his clothes, then placing the pistol to
his ear, kicked away the ladder but in do
ing so bis hand swerved and he fred the
same moment, the bullet. instead Of pene-
tratiDg bis brain, divided the rope, and be
fell into the sea, extinguIshing his burning
garments: also, the quantity OF salt water he
swallowed caused him to throw UP the poi
son be had taken, SO that he scrambled on
the shore, convinced that his time had not
yet come.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-25

A VERY RENARKABLE FAsILY.-Perhaps it
is not generally known that that veritable
old gentleman, known as the "oldcst inhabi-
t.nt," resides il cur country. HIS name is
William Prosser. he resides in Washing
ton township. about four miles from GrIn-
nell, and Is now in bis nine;y-fourth year.
He was one of the first settlers 10 this part
Of. the country, and from present appear
ances bids far TO be a rcsiden. Of the c0un-
try for some years longer.
Mr.. Prosser served as an artillerynsn dur
ing the war of 1912, and was in the battle
OF Lundy's Lane and Fort Erie. He Is still
quite vigorous, and viii walk three or four
miles With ease. He hes never received =
pension. bat NOR thinks Of applying for one.
His mothers family were not long lived. but
on bis fathers side they lived te great age.
His fathers mother was married twice. and
her second husbands name was Van Camp.
They lived in North Hampton, Pennsylvania.
She lived to age OF one hundred and four
teen years, and raised TO manhood and NO
manhood twenty children Among them
were three pairs Of twins the last pair
be'ng born after she tcai Iirfy years of oge!
Now, If anybody's grandmother can beat
that, just let them speak Nonfstur1a
(lOioa) Republican
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-25
CAUTIONTo FEMALES IN DELICATE
HEALTH.

nR. DOW. Physician AMI Surgeon. No En- dieo.
~ ST. Boston, Is consulted daily for all disease
incident 10 the female system. Prolapsus Uterf o.
fIuor Alous, Suppression, and other menstrual de-
Engagements, are all treated on new pathological
principles, and speedy relief guaranteed II a very
few days So invariably certain Is this new uode <,
treatment, that most obstinate complaints Weld
under IT. and the afflicted person soon rejoices In
perfect health
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in
the cure Of diseases Of women than any other ply 81
clan In Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who NAV
wish 70 stay In Boston few DAYS under his treat
ment
DR.. Dow. since Isi5, having confined his whole
attention to an Office practice for the cure OF Pri-
vate Diseases and Female Complaints acsnoyl-
edges 10 superior In the United States
n bail letters must contain one dollar, or they
Will not be answered.
once hours frons A. ". % , ~.
Boston Seoti0-3ArEHtF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-25
RELIGIOUS Intelligence.

Rev. W. W. Winchester has accepted
call q. r,s,o, n the concrs,.,ion church
IN Rr;dn,,,
- :, = ' 1'9 - ~
ihston- lie has been DONG pastoral service
for forty-fye wears continuously. and feels
,,o ~ or 49,.
e u
At the sem,-centennIsl celebration of the
r,;,. ,--,e--
N"uie" ias' "e'E' 4O0Ai 0''iie--
ence wac organized under the title ol - The
Chaurlain Liberal Cbri--ian Coniar.rce.
WIN INC ioiio"ihs olD'eis
PreaGeRf-JoLn \. P,meI"y, Zee Il
W. pr.,;a,,,,-uo, Daniel R,lixio If
Montpelier Rev. John Cordner. of Mont
real
80 ''' nv l. y art u '''-''S
Tyea,urer-Hepry L,cmis. Eso. If Bur.
iihg g o. r...t NJ.
real; Hon. Russell 5. Taft. Of Burlington
Rev. j. E. Bruce, Of Shorehsm; Rev. Eli
psiIoa, u. y Oh A'ns peIigI h'n' "eHlse
of Mon,feIjsr'
The d ard Of Directors were instructed 70
call n Convention Of the Conference.
Tb,. Rspo.ltorv SAWS.
The nB-nsse vbi,b this association bs. in
view is, IN the first place, 10 quicken The re-
Cor;T.cs Nv feonsTt Ss,Ser, 80 re- ~
convenient centres; secondly, to cooperate in
CoDferepee AID thirdly. 70 assst the es;s5j;sb-
men; Of new Societies It is intended that this
,ssoe.a.Sh shAil IO' IN any way interfere S,n
UuiTcrsaIist Convention, and shall respect all
the existing organizations traditions AMI
IL Is stated tnAi Al he'. MI faYsoi We
ourn, Mass, does not accept the pastorate Of
tie Unitarian society IN Washington u. o.
The position VIII DC rendered 10 rev Ny.
rockingham OIL bra''leo'io.
At the recent 10Th anniversary Of tie
preaching of Rev. Wm. II. Lord in the FRS:
Congregational Church Of Montpelier, Mr..
Lord gave Retrospective view Of bis MN
is,ry. While there has been by death and
migration loss Of twenty per cent. in the
membership OF the Congregational churches
in the State during the last twenty years. in
that church there has been sn increase Of
twenty-five per cent; and in its contiibations
for benevolent Purposes an increase Of one
hundred FER cent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-25

a Cool FARMER We have seen and heard
Of cool proceedings ere this. but the couduc,
OF the Vermont agrieulturist vas positively
iced He once sid load OF hay to bis
neighbor, who, contrary to his expectations.
after seeing it weighed stayed to see II IN
loaded. But few forksful were of when
bouncing rock rolled from of the load then
sDotber. and then third came bang uton
the floor
''Whut'- tbis = querie1 the buyer in Il
loud voice
"Mott all herds-grass this year" replied
the deaf man.
But, see here" continued the other.
pointing 10 the boulders which lay arrived in
judgment against the dishonest hayman ::
what docs all this meant
ashanti cut nigh so much lay this year
as | did las" replied the dealer 10 herds
grass.
Jus, as be had finished the last sentence
down thundered rousing chunk Of granite.
making drep indontation in the beru-h9or
with one Of its sharp angles.
al say, neighbor n, - screamed the pur-
chaser Of granite, II want to know what in
h these are?" pointing TO the bouliers
and the big lump Of granite.
Old n. took up mighty forkful OF the
herds grass, gave 1t u toss into the hayloft,
then, leaning upon his fork, eiecting has
huge quid Of tobacco, and replacing II with
fresh one, be took view Of the fragments
Of q stone wall that lay before him. and
with one Of the blandest smiles he repli.d
Then Is rocks"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-25
OVER 4 MILLION DOLLARS SAVED.

Gentlemen - had q negro man worth 8 ~
VIM toOA cold Iruil a bad LuEt IL Tie Ie-- q
use4ess lor vEeE car. 1 Lad Usrl ever! lhIi.. 1
c0uIu ASaT VI without teLtnt, until 1 tIlg4 lie
Aie1leAn aiustAlH LlEIueut. II sy0u ELECTED a
pefnIAEvut
44uH.5Jnleiy ALA, June L., l,5s.J. I. DOMINIC.
. Lac pl1as1ac AZ rvcull4Ilu ending lie Aie1lcal
mustang L-tllllcEt a valuable mus leLlzlule
@4t4s4s ivr SpraIus, oUrvs. ScraLcnes OF uaILs uu
nurses. Oui llvu nave used II burns, BRUISES,
SOrv-5 fs1euLaatlsn a. anu al so IL acts Lac
Iuas-c. J. ", uENIIH
FvreInAn Ior American, Hells, tarsU's and uAr-
Cv.4's press.
Inc spraln VI u! cAGsAteT's ankle, occssi0ued
Nli44e sN--l-Ls l4st Which, vs. euLre.y cureu IL
OAe NvSAs aItcr she Csu4LleA usI1g lUur ce!e-
orate4 AI4slzli.- G-IllLlelI-
ol01cSsJeIi a4aes-s aus. /, 1850. I'D. SEELA. -
IL l. al ad4llttvl lacl 1Iat tie Mexican l4ustau.
Lll1L-sAt pvilOIEAz HlUre c4Iuz IL tine "
ilaA al ssast t4aA aus aEuc4e ever dlssui e. e..
Families i4teIs Lleu and 141uters SHOULD alwas-
haze al Uu ~ l4- S-lcA sure = CcrIaIEI, D.
Al genuine ls wrap ~ steel s.4Ie .raglE-s.
bearliis LIE Signature ~ q ~ HestuEU.A Ilells.
anu IL pF3eaIt l. :. stamp Vi DEHAs 45AASks 20.
Vser lis 10y.
Al enoII las been made 10 counterfeit il with
e cheap stUu- pate Label, Look clgst.
SA X OGA SPfNIN0s ~ AIEsra- sllu ~ al
Druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-25

heiI. streets Irritable Hair CcloT.rg is not q
I'VE. AL iusta- taneous eyes are composed Of izEGT
c1asfsc- ami mo- less le-trUy tie vitality and
beauty ftbe ir This j. the original Hair Color
ing and has ni en- growing IL iavor Over twenty
years ItresioTes KAY Lair 10 its original c5l'-
y gradual absorption, IN mos remarkable man
LeE. d is also beautiful h'ir ores NJ. sold IN
two si1os-5u cents ana Shy al dealers.
G. HEIMSI kEET, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. solc by 81
Druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-25

A lady making morning call discover.
her married female acquaintance making
tremendous lunges with broomstick under
the bed. Conversation breaks forth
GOOD morning, madam. All, you have 3
troublesome cat under the bed %
Troublesome cst'-no na'am; it's that
sneakiug husband Of mine, and IN have him
cut or break every bone in his body
You will, eh ," said faint voice under the
bed Now. Susy. you may rave and pound
srd pound and rave, but III not come out frori
endS this bed vhils I've sot the rpirit Of man
sbeut ~"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-25

LT3S's EXTRACT OF PUEE JAMAICA 6iNeER-for
iudi ,esti0n, Nausea, Heartburn. sick Headacle,
tulrTa MOrhus, flAtuleuc-, sc. where q warming
eutire purity MAKES il cheap and reliable article
ior culinary purpose sold every where, a. ~ cts
Per bottle As Tor "LY0Ss1 Pure extract Tax
no other.
sAR AroGA sIRINC WA1TR, sold by
u.sists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-25

II is most delightful Hair Dressing
Ii eraclcates scuri aud oGndruf.
IL keeps the head cool and clean.
Il makes the hair rich, soft ana glossy.
Il prevents lair turning eray ana IA ling %.
II restores hair upon PR mature bald heads
This Is just what Il ou's hathalTou will DO 10 Is
prettylt Il cheap-duraule u IS literally sold by
the carload, and ct It's almost incredible demand
Is dali increasing, until there is hardly country
store that does not keep it, or Iamy that does
use IL.
z. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, y. Y.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold BY
al Druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-25
a3lisfgllane0ns.
NOTICE.

rJ,HE existence Of the Farmers AID Meca ,l..
| Bank chartered b. the Legislature OF the 49,
ofVernont and located ia urltnston N sal1 Sti..
was tern mated agreeably 10 the lave q sai ga
On the 10th day Of September -. 20 a1g ho'l.e
h hs reby given that said Bans VIII redeem KS e-
Tbs following act OF the Legislature 70 vermont =
nnbIished BY direction Of said Bank.
Bv order Of the Directors, .-- A.
CT. WARNER. Cash
burlington Nov. $, 1866
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-25

nj, Bere5y eaeciei By the General Assembly
Of hs SLATE Of FeTnoHt
SCI. Aner the expiration OF the charter o. enJ
BANS chartered By this state or after the te.
ti0s Of the existence Of sny such ba1A az ss
10 he laws OF this State, such bank nay c-lso
notice 70 DC published IN al the weekIf news
Of ne county where such bank Is located ior ~
anil year setting forth tina, said bank VII re1eei
~ outstanding bills the day OF the exprat!on o.
its charter or the date Of the termination o. u e@
fstence and a COPY Of tLis act AMI upoa ule ~.
LEGATION Of such notice, neither such bank nor ~
officers shall he liable 70 any action ~ the nol-
redemption OF any Gifts outstanding bills. uAlesa
the same shall have been duly presented ara PAY
ment thereof demanded within the year slolssalu'
at the hankins house Of such nanE. ..-
So 2. AMER the expiration Of the ehsltel ~
after the termination OF the existence OF any s-lu
bauk as Aforesaid suel bans slai- cease . p SO
ct 10 the operati OF liable 70 the PROVISIONS y
me sixty third section Oi chapter eight! are OF
SIC. 3. This act shall take easc. from its pas
sage.
NOV 2s-Wiyr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-25

Who would not be beautiful Wa would not add
q lie II beauty VIVA. gives tlzt marble purify
and disfiHgue appearance We obs rye upon tie
,e sud IL the city belle 1t i To- longer = Sc
I They use Hagau's Magnolia BARN. lts con
use removes tan, f-eckles pilUles and
pa ftcs a nd hands and leaves the
l..r b. TIA nsparaut. blooming and
- mlny cosmetics. it contains no
afl-il1s tlta skin. ANY Druggist will
rv5I iral. on hand, at 81 cts per bottle
We. HAGAN, Troy, y. Y. Cheuistes.
SPRING WATER, sold by al
fs-- F.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-25

- - A. A. - OA-Aa.
toilet delight superior 20 any Col1sue used
70 athe the ace and person. 10 render III skin s1
AZ lfeshi u aia3 lniiammatous 10 perfume cloth
lnc, for headache. &c Il Is manu- actured from ne
rch southern Magnolia. and is obtaining patron
ASe quite unprecedented. J. IL a favorite with
actresses ana opera SINCERE II s. sold BY all deal
ers at : LOO iu large bottles and hy DFySs BARNES
8 Co, New York, Wholesale gents
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by-
Druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-25
meditines.
ID EN- STR II


Preparatory to retiring from the practice q dem
ustry in Burlington, have tai en- as partner WI.
ii, WATERS. ID. d. 5. \ regularly and thor0ug hly
educated dentist, who graduated at the Baltimore
College Of Dental Surgery in 1853. and hiss been in
successful practice ever since lie came 70 me well
recommended and having been with ne now three
months, find him al that he was recommended
70 be.
therefore while rendering my grateful acsnovl-
edgments to the public for long and liberal patron
age. respectfully solicit its continuance at the old
stand, which 1 shall leave In the hands Of D.
waters who Is well qualified 70 conduct first class
Dental estat! ishmeut.
JAMES LEWIS
Burlin- ton Auril Il. Is66 Ivd.v
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-25
F-,-, "a, so.ii 44l s'f T1r' l-rio' al s-r'.rg','
VERMONT CENTRALAND sULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF TINE.
Commencing Jan. 2. loo7


sRAIxs e I've s0rrH fNn Easy.
Leave Burlington a; $50 A NJ, 1879 P. A., and
Mai Train leaves St. AIbans AT 6isA. II. and
connects a. Burlington with Rutland & Burlin-t
At lite River Junction and Below FANS
With trains 70 Boston, Worcester, Springfield and
With trains on Psssumpsie T. T. arrives 81 New
Dlv Express leaves Montreal at $50 A. ",
s. Johns NJ 1fA. 81. O-ienshur=h At els p. ~
Iod e az Malone leave kcuse's Point 1915 A. 70.
Tor Boston, &r. arriving II Boston va Lowell
az l0-31 p. u.
Eizht Express leaves Ortensharat g HOO =. NJ
Montreal b d NJ ROuse's Point SIS 81. 81 Johns
st440p NJ arriving az Boston az $50 a. n, coz
Se-tip a. Bellows FANS With Cheshire Railroad fol
Boston and Worcester and vltl Vermont valley
Railroad Tor Springfield, sc, rni arriving IN New
York u $3.50 P Ii.
Trains GOING soHru AsD wEsr.
Leave at f.l5 A. II, $50 \. Il. 81 P, N. 60
Day Express leaves B7sta "a via Lowell a. 6 90 A.
81. for Burlington, St Alhars. Montreal, arriving
st Montreal az $50 ?. II, O.sleushur- az = A NJ
gis Lawrence and Fitchhurg az 80 A. NJ, Spring
seld a. AS A. 81. for Burlington, and ST. Adams.
Accommodation Train leaves Sorthseld az s oi
A. NJ, Burlingtc-, Rutland,et. Adams and RcUse's
Fach train ding north makes close connection
with trains f The Rutland & Burlington Railroad.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls az 1000 2. 81.
resolving passengers IRON Vermont Valley T. p
leavin. New ork, at IRIS P. ", ard from Cheshire
r R. leaving Boston at SD P. 81, connecting 81
white River Junction With train leaving Boston al
500 P IL, for Burlington, ROuse's Point, Montreal
and Ogdensburg, connecting with Grand Trunk
trains Tor the Vest.
sleeping cars are attached 70 both the Night IL
p-ess trains running between ST. Adams ana
3ostOn, and St Adams and Springfield.
Tickets 20 Detroit, Chicago and all points West
sold by II. n. DRURY, Agent, No. American Ho-
vel Burlington. Vt Baggage checked through.
Through tickets TO Chicago and the Vest f1r
sale AZ the Principal stations.
G. MERRILL, sup't.
So. Albans Jan. 1907.
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GOOD ROCKS

Evcryhodys Friend. - c,s.-Bolk o. Wonders.
p cts->hort- Hand with 10 Mister, -
cts.-Ncntri4 oqui- n made Easy, IS cts.-tun for
t1e Million, D CTS The Disappearing Picture. IS
cts--How % w te Letters Correcty IS cts -Gude
10 Etiquette, IS c-s.-Br.cal ft .outttc, I5 Cts
COuFts1ip Iate Easy, D. c,s.-I uscEeCpcI's Ugl
Book, Is cls How O. Buy Tame. aud Keep horses.
% cts know sOl's Farrier. IT c-s.-U lue O. 8
Fook, 90 cts-Parlor Magician gu cts.- Pariar The
atricals, cts -FaTllg Pan omiues, % cts.-flve
Hundred fu11les, 2J cts--FIeside Games. 31 cts.
Comic Courtzhip. 50 cts Great Fortunu-leller, 81
cts.-Photographs Of Distin -uisted Perona.es. 20
Cts each-Ihe Amateurs Guide. OF How 20 Get ~
add act TheatTicals ~ a Count House. CD cts
Copies q any % the above books will be sent BIZ
mail, postpaid, on receipt al price by
II. e. Hustled, LOB Nassau St.. New York.
Nov. 23-wfu.
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Bank. Merchandise Emporium, Ir7rsp rtationi
Insurance and Commission Olc-s. Post Jli-e, e--
egraub Offices SC. 10 complete WORKING order, IN
-bich students are drilled Boz bus Ness a. actla-4y
done We intend the BRYANT 81 AIlON
INSTITUTION shall EvFH 90 rHz Hs-f a-a t4-
terinz with us shall rlt le ols1p 1c-nt-- i-f-e-t-
gate our claims address .--,-
BRYANT, STATION 6 CdAMBERLIN
Burlingtoa- We
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Darlington. AuriI II. Is66. M I
DENTISTRY

nR- ". l. HARRIS having returned 10 Burlinr.
IL ton has 1tted up and opened a suit OF rooms
Lyma's Store.
DR.. H=rri' has been in the practice OF dentistry
sixteen years and cznsaiely guarantee perfect at
tsfaction in all operations both in the Operative
and mechanical departments.
He refers with pleasure 70 ". Carpenter, " D.
s. Thsyer MD. B. ". Carpenter, NJ. D.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-25
BANKING HOUSE OF
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corner Wall d Nassau SITS. New York.
IN connection with our house Philadelphia and
"ssnk'on, We have opened . NEW YORK
hoesE Al above location, and offer our services. 70
bsnks' Bankers, and Investors for the tr.n..ctio,
Other business in thi, city. including purchase.
Anc saies of6ovsrnment Securities, Stocks. BOND,
sno eoio. We are constantly represented at The
''0et exchange and Gold Board. where order. ,.n,
~ are promptly filed. We keep on hand . nil
eo'hhAMEST SECURITIES OF ALL ISSUES
buying and selling At current prices and ,.Ilov,,.
correspondents the most liberal nate, lshs u.,...
seogds.
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