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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-09-20

SEElNG The elephant deal
or, by name Buxoo, Travelled from Sylhet TO
northern India, with a string Of elephants
for sale. at the great meta. or annual fair.
Buxoo soon found customers for five out Of
six OF his animals. The sixth, for some rea-
sons best known to Buxoo remained unsold.
The last and greatest day Of the fair came,
and our merchant was ia a state Of the ut
most anxiety lest he should have this one
elephant left upon his hands. At the mo-
ment when the fair became busy, up walked
a villnger, who began close investigation
OF the elephant Buxoo became more than
ever uneasy.
''Soono Bhai. " said he; that Is, "LIstcn,
my BROTHER Il can ste you are a Judge Of
elephants Now, say nothing to hinder the
sale OF mine l mean to ask only five hun
drcd rupees. and you shall have fifty for
yourself"
The villager assented Presently pur-
chaser was found, and the fifty rupees hon
estly paid over to this Judge Of elephants So
AS he was quietly putting the fifty rupees
into the folds of his ouBHcTJund-or waist
cloth-BuxOo put the following question
''Tell me. friend, by what art you found
out that there was anything amiss with my
elephant7 | thought had got him up well
for sale"
Sir" said the judge of elephants, putting
q finishing hitch to the knot which held his
rupees, 'to tell you the truth. this was the
first elephant ever saw, and was trying to
find out which was his head and which was
his tail - The Englishman in India.
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THE IMPROVED BUCKEYE.

manufactured at or near home, in which NO *
PESsE has been spared, that might contribute TO
its eecirensss and durability, we shall build for the
harvest Of 1867 for the Counties Of Chittenien, La
moille Gpsnd Isle, Franklin in this State and for
Canada adjacent, tull supply Of these unrivaled
machines,
OF the Best Materials, Work and Finish.
To demonstrate and make good our claims for tie
superiority Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE, a.
stated above, We will give any responsible man
who wishes 20 huy, al opportunity 90 test our
chine OF his farm in competition triA any otter
a reasonable time, or We will through our AGENTS
exhibit the Improved BUCKEYE in public trial in
COMPETITION WITH Any OTHER on reasonable notice.
We take this opportunity 70 thank our numer-
Gus patrons for the encouragement they have 4, en-
Us to builC
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8aHraaa.
y-ER MONT CENT? SULLIVAN
RAILROADS..
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing JAIN l. 1867

TRATNs GOING SCUM AND EAsT.
Leave Burlington az 100 A. D., 1880 P. ~, and
s.n0P.N 1880 =,
Mail Train leaves Rouse's Point az 80 a. NJ,
receives passengers from Oetenshurh J. X AMI
connects al White River Junction ami Bellows
walls will trains for Boston, Worcester. Spring
fed ana with trains on passumpslc Il. II. arrives al
New York at 1885 p. M.
Steamboat Train leaves Montreal az hl3 a. M,
ST Johns at 7.1l O. M, arriving az burlington
1870 a. m, connecting there with Steamers Tor
La be George, Saratoga, &C.
Day Express leaves Montreal at s..H A. NJ,
R5rse's Point lO45 A. 81. FOR Boston &C. arriving
in Boston via Lowell at 90. 30 p. ".
NIGHT Express leaves Ogdenshuryh AZ u 81 = NJ
Montreal B. N. R0uses Point $50 IN, st. Johns
AZ $50 p. NJ. arriving at Boston ~ $40 A. NJ, con
nectng at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont valley
Railroad for Springfield, &c, and arriving N New
York at 1880 ?. NJ.
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Tie Old Esta0IIsle4 au- 0I'IIlI I'711V' N
LAKE CHAMPLAIN !!
Is S0wIS OPERATION.
Summer Arrangement.

The Splendid and CoumodiQgs steamers
CASsNA 8" wv ANDERSON.
y TSYTR ETA STATES, nE -, P Mifo.
ON and after Monday, July %, 1877, iorain5i a
" Daily Line each way Sundays eXccptci'l
the Steamers
GOING SOUTH.
,f,r,ire B34f-Icave Plattshur-l 500 g.. NJ Bur
lin.ton Dob IS VI. arrive az Iicol-cro-a ~
p N Whitehall II. ErsuiEg basf-lelye
Rru=e's Point ar l.t5 p ~, Burlington --l1 +.
NJ, arrive az Whitehall G =. ".
The morning and evening b as make close con
nectiou ~ Whitehall with trains l'T Saratoga
Troy, Albany New York and the West,
GOING NORTH.
Leave WhltehaIlIl A. n. and $50 p. 81. arriving az
Burlington p. ". and 300 A NJ, Flatts-
hursh 5.3l A. ". AID 10, /. u anu lotse {
M PIattshursh and Evenir- Boat 10 Rouse's
Point with trains i-r Montreal and u-lens-
bursh.
sT-on Saturday morning the Steamer United
states VIII leave Rouse's Point az o'clock, ~
which passengers viii pass through the LAKE y
daylight and connect with Evening Boats az
Athens for New York.
HTirttfs goel uuuI usst Fsgrlgs checked
through. Fs1s ~ l9ir ~ By sHy 7f-tr r7t.fs.
through Tickets can he procured AZ Grand
Trunk Railway ofIccs Montreal, a. the PriqSsi pal
Stations or the O-lcushur-h, VI central ilcns'
gclaer q Saratoga, Hudson River and Lake steam
ers and az the General Ohce 90 tie Conn any
West SIDE q City Park, burlington, W
HIRAM TRACY.
Genl supt.
BurIiu-. N. Vt, July lst. i-a-.-tNwu
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Scraps.

In childhood We cut our teeth, in age
they cut US.
In order to keep up with the progress Of
the age Time has abandoned the seythe and
hour glass and purchased a moving machine
and watch.
Recipes for killing mosquitoes are numer-
GUS That which we have found to be cheap
est and most effectual is the sole Of slipper.
1t is said, remarks the New York Com
n1ercidl Advertiser, that some people are re-
minded by the rumOred call Of Gen. McClel-
Ian to the Cabinet of little story, where
passenger, demoralized by impending ship
wreck, tied ffty-six FOUNDER to his waist
as a life-preseryer.
1t was a happy phrase of somebody to
call the writings of the brothers Bulwer the
Bulrorks of British literature.
Josh Billings says sit is astonishing how
very small they wear their pautaloone on
Broadway but notiss the pantaloons are
plenty big enuff for the legs"
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II will do bette work on all varieties Of surface
than any other mower. II has no side draft, no
weight upon the necks Of horses and has the light
est draft Therefore il Is the best machine for the
team Il is also the best for the driver as il has
a well arranged, easy spring seat, and can he
handled perfectly by a boy 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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RCrLAND AND BURLINGTON R.R.
CHANGE OFTIME.

Commencing, aIay -. 1867, trains will run as FOL
lows:
LEAVE BURLINGTON;
% \. N, MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, Wor-
cester. Fitchburgh. Brattleboro, Springfield Hart
ford, New Haven, Troy. Albany and New York
arrive in Troy at $40 P. NJ. New York go P. Y.
Boston BOP. NJ.
TArorgh 10 Boston and Troy iofl0uf change Of c1-s
lbs P, III. DAY EXPRESS. for Rutland, Bellows
Falls, Troy and New York. Arriving in RUTLAND
AIS 2. NJ Bellows Falls, $50 p. NJ. Science
tody SIS p 81, New York 5.fj A. NJ.
5.35 P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN 10 Rutland
arrives in Rutland at 935 P. M,
1900 P. n. NIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Car fol
New YORK and Boston. Arrive in Troy at 40 A
n. New York lois An; Boston $50 A.
Through 10 Troy and Boston rfkOuf eklzg, Of cars.
The l0uGand l.3j p. NJ. and 800 A. NJ. trains
make close connection with the New York Cen
tral at Troy and Albany for all points West
FROM ths SO1h agd East Trains aTrius al Bzrli.gfos
AS A. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping
Cars, from New York and Boston. Leaves New
York at P. ~, Boston 5.30P.v.
$50 A. M.ACC0M0DATI0N TRAIN from Rutland
As p. VI. MAIL TRAIN from Troy and New YORK
755 N, EMPRESS from Boston, Lowell Wo-
cester. Springfield, Hartford, New haven Troy
and New York.
For further information apply at the Union Tick
ct office, No. /, American Hotel Block, or at the
Rutland Huntington Passenger Station where ticF-
cts can be purchased for all Of the above routes
and all points West, North West and South West.
choice may be made from any Of the various routes,
from Burlington.
J W. WARDWELL, Agent, Passenger Station.
J. ". CARPENTER, Agent, No. American Hotel
GEO. A. MERRILL. Sup l.
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X r VI o v E ID.

rJlHE GROVER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE
i AGENCY is removed from II. L. Storyis 10
James Mitchell's Clothing House. on old Bank of
Burlington building. ~. X. FOREST,
Burlington, July 70, d3m, Agent.
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rn.1zsearxa voRru AID EAsr.

Leave burlington al LIS A. II, 90 a. NJ. i.35,
F. 81 600 2. IL
bsv Express leaves Boston via Lowell AZ son 4.
II. FOR Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal, Osdens
turch, &c.
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell at 100 \. ".
via lawrence and Fitchhurg at 80 A. NJ, Spring
fed AZ - 4. ". for Burlington, St. Adams, o.
deusburgh and Montreal.
The tram leaviu. Boston via Fitchburs az 30
a m and Springfield at rs a. m, connect at
White River Junction with the Day Express train.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at 80
A. ~. Burlington, Rutland st. Adams and Rouses
Point, Ogdensbur-h, &c.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 P. NJ.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. r
leaving New York at l2.l5 P. NJ, and from Cheshire
r. r. leaving Boston at so P. NJ, connecting at
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
500 p. NJ. for Burlington, Rouse's Point, Montreal
and Ogdenshurg, connecting with Grand Trunk
trains for the West.
Sleeping cars are attached TO both the Night Ez-
press trains running between st. Adams and
Boston, and St. Adams and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale II the Principal stations.
Tickets to Detroit Chicago and all points West
sold BY II. y, DRURY, Agent, No. ? American
Hotel Burlington, Nt.-Baggage checked through.
G. MERRILL, Sup't,
st. Albans July l.. 1861
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now TO OBTAIN SHARES AND IN
CRAVINGS.

Send orders % US by mail, enclosing from 81 t.
81, either ty Post Once orders in registered
letter az our risk. ger amounts should be sent
by draft OF express.
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THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE.

THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE.
Situate at Riverside, Burlington County. New ler.
seY, is founded FOR the purpose Of ratuit0usly &C.
ueating the sons o. deceased Soldiers and seameu
OF the United States.
Wel-known citizens Of Pennsy lyania and New Jer.
seys-
HON. WILLIAM B. MANN,
District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa.
non. LEWIS R. BROOMAL.
EX-Chief C0iner L. 5. Mint, aud Recorder Of
Deeds Philadelphia, Pa.
hon. JAMES VI. SCONELL, New Jersey.
HON. ". ". WARE. New Jersey.
HENRY GORMAN, ESQ,
AGENT Adams Express, Philadelphia, Pa.
OF Joy. Coe Co. PhnadelpLia.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WARRINGTON, D. c.,
April Is, l-67.-Ofiee Of Internal Revenue Hay
ing received satisfactory evidences that the pro-
ceeds OF the enterprise conducted by the Washing
ton Library Company will be devoted TO charitable
uses, permission is hereby granted TO said Com
pany 10 conduct such enterprise exempt from all
charge, whether from special tax or other duty.
Z. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
The Association have appointed as Receivers
Messrs. GEOR6E A. COOKE CO, 80 South Third
Street, Philadelphia, whose well known integrity
ana business experience will be sufficient guaran-
tee that the money intrusted TO them will be
promptly applied to the purpose stated.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May %, 1867.
To he 0EesTs and Members Of the Washington Ii
brGry Co., ", $. READ, Secretary.
Gentlemen On receipt Of your favor Of the 18th
inst, notifying us Of our appointment as Receiv-
ers Tor your Company, we took the liberty 70 sub
NIT a copy OF your Charter, with a plan Of your
enterprise 20 eminent legal authority, and having
received his favorable opinion in regard to its le-
gality, and sympathiEng with the benev Olent OBJ
Jet Of your Association, viz: the education and
maintenance OF the orphan children Of our soldiers
and sailors Of the Riverside Institute we have con-
cluded accept the trust, and 10 use our best ef
forts 70 promote so worthy an object,
Respectfully, yours, &c.
GEO, a. COOKE co
Address all letters and orders to
GEO. A. COOKE & CO., Bankers
% South Third Steeet, Philadelphia Pa
Receivers for the Washington Library Co.
Aus.i5, 1867. deOdkw2m.
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DEAN RAMSAY, in bis "Reminiscences Of
Scottish Life and Character" reports a dia-
logue between shopman and a customer
about plaid hanging at the shop door which
affords AN example of the prominence gwen
to yowels in Scotch discourse as well as OF the
national cautiousness
Customer Gnquiring the materiaD-Oo?
(WoolA
ShopmGn -Ay, 90 Eyes, wool.)
CuaOmer-A' 90 ? (all WOODY
ShOpmaH-Ay, a 90 (Yes, ali wool.N
CuStOmer-A' ae 90? Gan same wool p
ShoPman-Ay, a ae 90 Eyes, all the same
wool.)
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lash Billings ON Trottins.

Agriculture is the mother ov PROVISIONS
che is also the grandmother
If it want for agricultur, thar would not
be emmy beans, and if it want for emmy oeans'
there wouldn't be emmy suckertash.
Agricaltur was iust discovered by Caln'
and has since been discovered to be an hon
est way to get very hard living.
Pumpkins owes awl her success tew agrl-
cultur, and 50 does lettuce and buckwheat
The Billingsyille Agricultural Society
opened October ten, and was powerful
success.
The receipts of the Agricultural Far was
upwards OF $4,000 (if memory serves
me rite, and think she duZ.)
Then Virgil Bickerstof, the next agrlcul-
tural Member ov Congress from our district,
sold the agricultural poles.
FUsT DAY.
A puss of ten dollars was trotted Tor by
sucking colts, that had never trotted before
for money.
There wa. thirteen entrys.
There waz $4,000 people on the track to
witness this race Of my memory serves me
rite. and | think she duZ)
The puss was won, amid yoclierous eAeIa-
nations. by red colt, amid the waving oV
bapdkerchiefs, with a stripe IN his face, ana
the fainting oy several fust-class females, ana
one white foot behind.
sEKUND DAY.
II rained like perpend,cu awl day,
and no trottlng could be bad, so the audi
ence anvil went hum, cussin and sWearln, ana
offer,nr tew bet four TO six on the Pete luck
or colt.
TuURD DAY.
The sun bisted up IN the cast more butt
fully than / ever saw her before n my
memory serves me rite, and | think sh'
duz-)
nv other man.
a puss of $50 was trotted for by sum
year old colts.
This race did not attract much attention
on account ov the time being SO slow. lime
. minutes and 50 scekonds.
FoURT. DAY.
This waz 3 or year olds, who hadn't ne
yer beat 2.25.
There was 2G entrys; they couldn't al
trot to once. so they took turns
This race was wun, after bitter contest
by Pete fuckers colt.
lie was Immediately offered a thousan
dollars and first rate farm, which was wei
stocked, for the colt, by three different agrl
cultural men, but with a great deal oil III
dIgnant good sense, be skorned to stoop
low.
Pete Tucker and his whole family are a.
boss.
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Chains and Charms.

in Gold and silver cases. suitable for Gentlemen,
Ladies or Boys, Of reliable quality and superior
T~.faN D. stu
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A,C. WALLACE, ESQ, Manchester. y. q.
DR.. J. ". Poland. Dear Sir - very ches-.--l
give ny testimony in favor Of your Humor l.s.-
as sn excellent remedy FOR Humors. Ny n---,.a
acquaintance in Manchester know how severe.
was afflicted with boils. and they know how PEREZ
iy good my health is at present. Your Hun
Doctor cured me- Please refer 70 me for particuls
In my case.
A.C. WALLACE
Manchester X II lime II t-5s
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DIR. j. w. POLAND,S
HU.NOR DOCTOR
Positive Remedy for all kinds orU,
PARTICULARLY
Eryhpelas, Nstile Rash, Sah Rie,u, ~.
ula, Car5smelss, BOils and P..s
It'll very easy to say Of this, or any Other BE-.
cine. ''It is the very best Remedy known Il,
rot always so easy to prove 1t. Il Is, hovsysr..,
ceedingly gratifying to the-propriet0r oftL5N.
icine, that, while he declares to the publ, Ga.
this is a most wonderful and effective Speca. z.
HGmors,as stated above. he has abundtsn, T-,..,.
hand to sustain his statement.
For sixteen years the HUHoR DOcToR has I...
manufactured and sold. and every ear has i-,rs,-
ed the value OF its reputation, AID the Am.--.
its sales. II New Hampshire, where it was .-,.
sted, no remedy for Humors is so highly pas.
An eminent physic. an NOW an army surgeon. 7t-
prsc.icing in n. II. purchased between s:;y q,
sixty gallons Of it, during some seven ors.a
years, and used it in his practice. lie has size.
then ordered it for the Hospital where he vas s.s
toned. Other physicians have purchased it, a..
have used it in practice with great success. BLs-
the prop rietor lived in New Hampshire, a, & e
own Centre, for the space Of thirty or fr-y Ill.
around, and in Manchester particularly the H--s,
Doctor was we'll known and highly valued ili Gle
numerous and wonderful cures which Il ss.a.
Though manufactured in large quaEules @.
supply vas frequently exhausted, and purc--..s
/ had to wait for more 70 be made. In that ,--
/ some very severe cases OF ErySiPslas we're tea
/ with it,-and tksy were cured. Eryspelas sores,
carbuncles, those ugly painful ulcers, we're entire
removed, wherever this medicine was fli.-.--r
used. So it was with Serof-la and SAT- Rse--. o..
Humor Doctor cured them.
since the Proprietor's removal to Melrcss Nls.
his present residence, he has been regularly ss--
it to patients who have applied to him in a-..-
and has been very successful in relieving ard Ell,
ing them. One case Of Erysipelas-of IN CO -l-
= years-is worth mentioning in particular. va
he came t. the Doctors Office lie could ollJ v.l,l
/ pair OF old rubber oyersboes, his feet and a-sa
were so swollen and sore. When lie pulled GO -l
socks the seAbs came with them, and the rlE
bleeding feet were frishtful to behold. Suffice ..,
say, that less than one dozen bottles Of the Hun
Doctor land in a few weeks healed up those aa
and ankles, so that they were smooth and app
antly sound The man wore boots without inca
venienee. Numerous cases o. piuPls' IN Il, Ja-'
have been treated with this medicine, 70 the sl-,.
eradication Of them. In MeIrose alone, -srs axe
more than hundred persOns who have USE PIE
Humor Doctor, and give it an excellent na-e 2
all the towns around it il well known and So
ed.
For the sake Of showing what Is thought q o. 8
few testimonials are here inserted
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MRS. PORTER, Dover, n. II.

DovEE, n. IL, July -. So
DR.. Poland,-I received your letter in4uir-r- o.
70 the Effects Of your medicine on sea sickness 3
an happytO say that think il Is "tho ued-;l-
for that dreadful sickness. / tried various pr
scriptions, but found none that settled the si'a'
and cleared the head like the H,rssr Doctor Ii-.
as though could hardly wait to get ashore 70 e.
treat you to introduce it into ship chanilsry s''
Il at it may find its way to those who suilsr up
the mighty deep from sea sickness. II ca
who take their families with them, or carry ?,
sensers, should try it for once. thy would never "
willing to voyage without it.
have used itin my family since 10, iHt'oia''--
to the public for bilious habits, headache >
humors about my children, and have slFays ''--'
ii sure cure.
am not fond OF having my name appear 10 =
lie, and wosld not consent to 1t on any accom-
to relieve the suffering but, if the tJresoias
be Of any service to you or the public, youe -
use oft.
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NEW EooK BULLETIN.

NEW BOOK BULLETIN.
CRITICAL AND SOCIAL Essays reprinted
for the New TX Nation.
THE JOURNAL OF MAURICE DE GUERIN~
"THE MAN WITH TIE BROKEN EAR Trans
lated from the French Of Edmund About,
FATHERS SONS novel translated from the
Russia, hy Eugene Schuyler, PA. ID.
THE HUGsENoT 6ALLEY-sLAvE~ being
the Autobiography q O French Protestant
condemned O. the Galleys i1r the sake q his
Religion.
| COOPERATIVE STORES their History Organ
ism and management Based on the recent
German work Of Eugene Kitcher
'.KISG RENEs DAU6HTER,~a Danish Lyrical
Drama.
"a ROMANCE or TIE REPUBLIC BY Maria
Child.
"THE LAND OF THOR~-ly J. Ross Browne.
"A DAY OF DoOM--by Jean Ingelow.
JACQUES BoNEEvAL or the Day Of the
Dragonnades.
CHRISTIANITY AND IT'S CoNFLCTs-by
Marcy.
CULTURE DEMANDED By MODERN LIFE"
NEIGHBOR's wIvEs~-py Trowtrid-e.
"ARTEMUs WARD IN LONDON~
IIBER LIBRoRUM.r Its structure Limitation
ana purpose IrleL'lAy ANl4i- 4uliA L4nl
70 Reluctant soep;ic.
For sale by
augi E.A.FULLER.
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.
DANTEs DIVINE COsEDY-translated by
Henry W. Longiellow, complete, vols.
\ STORY OF DOOM. and other Poems-by Jean
lngel0W.
a ROMANCE OF THE RErUBEc-by L
Maria Child.
WOOL 6ATHERING-by Gail Hamilton.
AN ARCTIC BOAT JOUENEY-by DR.. Hayes, new
edition.
THE SAYINGS OF Dr.. BUSHWHACKER aud
other learned men-by Fred. s Cozzens.
THF LIFE AND DEATH OF JASON Poem by
William Morris.
THE HOUSEHOLD OF SIR THOMAS MOORE
by the author OF Mary Powell.
JACQUES BONNEVAL, or tae DAYS Of the Drag
onnates-by the author Of Mary Powell
RANDOLPH GORDON, and other Stories-by
"Ouida,n
ALIEN. FORBES OF HOwGLEN-a novel BY Geo
Macdonald.
EUGENE ARAN-by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton,
Bart, Globe Edition.
PICKwICK PAPERS-the Charles Dickens Edi-
ton.
Received by
c. O. FRENCH * co.
ausdH IMEs Building.
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MILTON GALE. ESQ. Ba.tan.


hereby certify that 1 was s0reiY afflicted VII
boils for two years, developing themselves up-
my limbs and other parts Of ny body The '1se'
ings which endured from them are indescritl.s
Suffice it to say that faithfully tried severa4 z
the most popular humor remedies, but without re-
moving the affection. A, length, by the earnest
request Of az intimate friend, vas induced 70 To
IT, J. ". Polsnd's Hum0r Doctor and an ve'l
happy TO attest that all nv uoiis were removsc
and my health was restored By using Dr. Polsnt p
Aforesaid medicine.
MILTON GALE
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L. IL. FLOYD,
~ afcHul0Ecr and sJeIceIer

Isl Church ST., Burlington, VI.
Has in store At all times every variety Of
MEXICAN WATCHES.
ENGLISH WATCHES.
SWISS WATCHES
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= 3 o D , d d d .

For ruu schedule Of Preseuts, see circulars, sent
f-ee an arulication Each Cert.f ate of stock
is accompanied with
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First Class Mower,

10y takin, our whole supply % 1850 the advanced
price asked by US, over other machines, and also
FOR the unanimous expressions % IL the
use Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE.
ST. ALRANS FOUNDRY co.
EDWARD A. SMITH,
1JoHs W. NEWTON. !
AIS. Sept. d&Wiv
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Price rs cents per Bottle.
This invaluable Medicine will be VrsP1i'
the present at the
New England Botanic Depot, bO''
under the supervision Of DR.. POLAND, ~,
Proprietor, J. c. fhh''
TO whom all orders should DO addressed.
RUST, BROS. BIRD,
GeaI Agents, Boston
A. C. Spear. Vincent & Tar, J. W. Rooy
II. Atwater, druggists, AGENTS in buriins
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DENTISTRY.

nR- W. L. HARRIS having returned 10 Burlins-
ton has fitted up and opened suit Of rooms
on the corner q Church and College Streets, over
Lyma's Store.
Dr.. Uarrit has been in the practice Of dentistry
sixteen years. and cansafely guarantee perfect sat
isfacton in all operations, both in the operative
and mechanical departments.
He refers with pleasure 20 ". Carpenter, NJ d.
S. " Thayer MD. b. W. Carpenter, NJ ID.
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