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OVER a MILLION DOLLARS SAVED.

Oent4slnen - Lad negro man worth A. al
40 'yoA eo-l IRON bad hurt IL the .eE an -.
Useless 4or over year. l hE1 used eeerltliu.-
g 10 - ~ u without oeLe1t, until trl-4 ne
~ A-e4- v ustAIs L-alGe1t. Il soon effected
permanent Vu-e."
Ael.sylAer! ,-A-a-, June j., l-54.J. L. DOWNING
- laAe Pleasure ~ rec uIIne1L-us the Mexican
= = s@- A4-4l-.ent ~ yAIuG14e anu lu1lspensu.e
a. .-~e -oI spr--ns, sores, Scratches " uAlLs N
Aolses; Our men have used = Iur burns, Bruises.
sores Rheumatism, &C. and a. say i aets Iike
mage" l. n HEWITT
FOREMAN lor American, wells, EArso's and Har-
denis Express.
Inc spTAln o. ny daughters ankle. occssioned
NA4-e SEATING last winter, was entirely cured iu
ene Neekl AIuer she commenced using yCur ceIe-
lrateG n ustang Imminent.
H-yaeester5 AAss., aug. 4, Is65. ED. SEELY.-
- = al admitted IAct nat the Mexican Mustang
Eminent performs more cures II shooter TINE o.
Ia a-4 ueasi Than any article ever discovered
Al-4-les5 AFeTy-nlsn and planters should always
nave II On hand Sglck al1 sure i Certainly =
A. genuine l. wEa pec IL plate eu ylul-s
1e1fiAs tAe Signature " U. ". hesIur0ok CheIuIsi
A1- NE Eritafs l. :. stamp u DENAs EAKSLs q u.
over int TOP. ~
Al e1ulI has been made 70 counterfeit II xith
S-.saP stone plate 4aoel, Look cossfUf
SAhAIoGA Spring WAFER. solo bv Al
Druggists. = 80
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T,s-,,s,-ee,,. inlulitable Hair ColoTing Is not
~, An instar taneous dyes are composed o. fura5
3ss.ie and more or less destroy me yllalt AZ
beastv q the BIZ IL This II the oIlsIA- La
i'm and has Dc en- growing IN iaEor over VNeI i5
years Itrestores gray hair to is orlell1. 60
~ ,--s5lssi abs1rutlon in a most remarkahle man
ner. II IS also beautiful hAl Iu I'slc-s
wv {. HEIMSTREET, Chemist
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold by al
Druggists.
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Who would not be beautiful Who would not add
70 thelr beauty! What lives that marble purity
and dlsiIngte appearance We observe upon the
stage and in the city belle Il Is 70 longer Sc
cret. They use Hagan's Magnolia Balm. lts con
coushness. from the face and hands and leaves The
complication smooth, Transparent, blooming ana
rav!sAiu-. Unlike many cosmetics y contains I9
material furious 70 IN, skin. Any Druggist will
order f0r Il you = not on hand, a. cts per uottie
We HAGAN, Troy, y !. Chemistes
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sol1 by a.
trL gEit =.
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It Is most delightful Hair Dressing.
IL erGdicates scurf ana dRnCruf.
Il keeps the head cool and clean.
Il makes the hair rlch, soft and glossy.
II prevents hair turning cray and falling Of
IL restores hair upon premature bald heads.
This l. lust what u 0n's hHthair0- VII Go il is
pretty-lt Il chezl-curaoe- Il Is literally sold BY
the carload, ana Jet almost incredible demand
Is dali increasing until there is hardly country
store that does not Keep IT, or family that does not
u.
Z. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, y !.
SARATOGA SPRING " ATER. sold by
all Druggists.
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DO Better Work,

with LESs POWER. is EASIER 90 OPERATE f.r both
team and 1rIus-, ff-gnge-, u,f-s -l-1ss, more s-
ple, lees hssip % resf rsJzi-s az ssrIg
1sl-s1, and s therefore srz-'y the machine fr tie
farmer q tuy.
The subscribers would respectfully call tie a.ter-
ton o. Farmers % the following facts.
Thst the uanufscture of Moving Machine va
adopted By us g. permanent business ln l-5.-
That we have a shop snt tools for that especIa.
business That believing il true economy for y.-
% buy az perfect q Machine az
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Ly5A,s EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA SlNsEk.ioi
Ir5i -estior. Nauses, Heartburn. SICK heAoae i,
,,-7s7a worhus Flatulence, &c where NAIL-luS
stTnIa- is required. Its careful prepAration Az
entire frity makes il cheap and TeIiAble a.
for culinary purposes Sold everywhere a. o -
r,ar hottle ass for "LYoSs' Pure extract 4AA
no other. ia bv
druggists
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The MosTPELIER HoxrcIDE walton's
Journal says; ''the name OF the man killed IN
Wednesday night was Patrick Fitzgibbon,
an employee on the Railroad, residing near
this village 1t is remarkable that his IA
tber was suddeuly killed, on the Central
Railroad, at SADdasky station. The exam
nation OF Mr.. F.'s body showed a stab. clear
through the heart and touching the liver 4
single blow doubtless resulted IN instant
death. The examination has been 80 far
private that only few have been admitted
1t is probable that sufficient will be ELECTED
to warrant a public examination, when. Of
course, the facts developed will be made
known We suspect that two theories pre-
val on aide Of the examining magistrates.
which are that Fitrgibbon was killed in self
defense BY some one be sssailed with the
chair; or. that in the darkness. he was kill
cd through mistake by one Of his friends
The body was found By the eide OF the chsu' /
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aqua DE MACNoIJA

a .s.-si celishi superior to any Cologue. used
99t-e ne l4ee and person, 70 render the skin soft
n fresh, 10 Ellay inflammation, - uerfr8e ci,l-
-. ~ LeA1acAe' &C. Il Is manu- actured from the
I.sh Soeihefn Magnolia. and Is obtaining patron
-.t NC ~ PIeceaented- Il Is a iEyoriie with
- - Aal opera SINGERS. Il is sold by al deal
ers Al tJ u large bottles, and by DEKis BARSEs
d. -. Nes OK, Wholesale A gents
Druggists. '" i ~ s'-- 2!
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ASTROLOGT.
The World AstOnishci
AZ The WONDERFUL EE---l---S,
MADE RT THE GREAT AsTR1Ll5-5-
Madame II. 4. PERRI6O.

She reveals secrets no uo-tal sra- SECS
restores % happiness those who. ---
events, catastruphes, crosses IN love. lee
tlons and friends, loss o. money, Sc. % T..
cone respondent SIC hrin-s tl---la- ,--
separated, gives Information cClce--.--
Irisn1s OF lovers, restores lost or 60 a-
leis you the business you are 1-a---- z -
ana n what you VIII be u1st -1-,-si--t
speedy marriages and tells you the f--s ~
" marry, gives you the name. $780,
ehafAe tersstics Of the Iers1u. She -et
very thoughts, and BY her almost s-7e---
powers unveils the dark and bidder -lsN=-.
ne iuture. From the stars We go y -.
ment-tEe ualefc stare that oear-l1s =
mate II the contguration-fro 10 The Ai1
positions o. the planets and the ixs- s-a-.
heavens 81 the time o. birth. sls co.
future destiny Of man. Pail net 90 go
ereatest AstroloEist on earth u costs
Ilne, ana you may never again have {. -.s-a
an opportunity Consultation Zee 49,
and ali desired information, e.. F---- -
distance can consult the Madame g 7. =
e41aI safety and satisfaction O. tLa-s--..s- e.
person. A nj and explicit chs-- n. e.
with al inquiries answered and llE--l----
sent BY nal on receipt Of price a31l' Z. b.
lie strictest secrecy viii te Iralnla--7-a .-s-sr
correspondence returned OF destroys --.-z-
CT the highest order furnished 1h1ss --'-. ra--
Write plainly he day q the q IN rs
which you were born, eucl0sins q s-'--
hair. -,p.E1
Address. MADAXE Z. A. - -, 81.
2. u. Drawer -. t---
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Steamboats,.
spring Arrangement.

The Splendid and Commodious Steamers
CANADA, Capt. w: A soE1
NoSNTPFAL- HESEr MAYO.
an and after Monday, April 2, 1867, forming
~ Daily Line each way, Sundays e1cepteaJ
the Steamers
GOING SOUTH.
Will leave Rouses Point daily, Sundays excepted
On arrival Of trains from Montreal and Ogdens-
burgh, at 5.45 P. NJ, arriving at Bun hngton
~. On Steamers unsurpassed for comfort and
speed, arrive at whitehall In time Tor Express
Train South and West.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Whitehall at II A. NJ, On arrival OF trains
from New ork, Troy, Albany and the sest-
Making the usual landings, arrive a. BgrIlnS
ton P. NJ; Plattsburzh, Go Z. M ho1ses
Point, 500 P. ~. Montreal same evening
E-On Saturday morning the Steamer Isltsl
states will leave ROuses Point at ocl9oh "
which passengers Will pass through TIE LAKE ~
DAYLIGHT and connect with Evening Beats 81 Al
bEuY FOR New YORK.
-Tiessts GOOD unfH used, Baggags c1e-.s4
fi-1l1i. Fare a. iolo a. By any other route.
THROUGH Tickets can be procured al Grand
Trunk Railway Offices, Montreali a. the Pri1clfl-
stations or the Ogdenshurgh, Vt Central hens
seIaer & Saratoga, Hudson River and Lake steam
ers and ct the General Ofice Of the Company,
West side Of City Park, Burlington VI
rF-Ths steamer MONTREAL viii leave bur..nz-
ton for Plattsburgh every morning a. I'D J. a. az
p. N. returning, leaving P4attsou1zl ~ d. Al
and P. NJ.
'''- HIRAM TRACY.
GslI SUI 9.
Burlington. u April %. I5s-.-dNwtf
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RAILROAD AND
sIEAMBoAT TICKETsAC.
CORPORATION RI.ANKs

1 1 every other description Of Plain and P.,.,
20. printing done at 40 tine, and sure ,opnsc
FREE Pass Printing once
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REPARATOR CApILLI.

For restoring hair upon bald heads rfrlm .
ever cause II may have fallen outl ana f-..--
growth Of hair upon the face, i has u1 ells .
VIII force the beard % grow upon the s
lace IN from Eve % eight weeks, OF hair ula- a.
heads IN from two % three months. A few
NJ practitioners have asserted that there -
in5 that will force or hasten the growth OF -ae
or beard. Their assertions are false, as thr--.
Of living witnesses (ir0m their eXperle-..
bear witness. But many VIII say, how are a..
distinguish the genuine from the spurious --
talnly j. difficult, as nine-teuths Of the 7
Preparations advertised for the hair AID dsl-. F..
entirely worthless, and You may have a--
thrown away large amount ln ti-i- p--
To such We would SAY, try the AepLrltIr Cal.
II Will cost you nothing unless 10 fully -.- ...
our representation. II your Dru-- ..--
keep 10, send Us one dollar aud We VIII l.-H...
postpaid, together witu receipt lrr -le
which VIII le returned % you o. app --- o.
vidirE entire satisfaction s not given q
". L. CLARK & Co.. lle-.-
No. West Fayette Street, s. rl-lss. 49, .
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MISCELLANEOUs.

rihting' Plain and Fancy, executed atthe
fREE PRESS PRINTING OFFICE,
a Il kinds q JOB printing, Books pamphlets
Tsnn.. siIheads, circulars, Handhils, Pro
-0Hs heatly eheaply ana promptly AZ the
~ FREE PRESS PRINTING OFFICE
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10 wo1STU science, acl--- u Pc --e Lelr-
ia an almost miraculous manner. 10 ll- -.a.
tv the elite Cf Paris and London with -.er..
term success. Names Of all pIr.-l.a-s
REGISTERED, and u entire SAT. 5il---.- Is
10 every instance, the money VIII --
refunded. Price ty mall s1l-e- a--
Descriptive circulars ard tls-lIc-la.-
Addrcs BERGER. SHUTS 60, lLa-.--
s5 Rivsr Street, Toy y. T., Sole
United State.
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alistellaueous.
REPARATOR CAPILLI

Throw away your false irirzss, your suit.as.
destructive Of comfort, and lot worth g.
Come aged, come youthful, come lvs1l1..-
And rejoice in your own luxuriaut hair.
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A HOUSEHOLD NECESsIII..
Only Twenty DOIIaT>.

The Star Shuttle Sewing MacL.nc-Au e-
new inveutiOu-ur'ils any 1fIsr Sstrius FI1
he t-6rli. P4fsutst 1857. il ties % t.rs.
makes Srif-s 1litsog .0-< sides, thar ri'. -...
.n-rfef. 10 combines simplicity cura-
beauty. Il is az large az other lrst-cl1ss mad
A child can learn O. Work q. lr VIII H-
variety o. family sewing and tailoring. .-
sew ir0 @ the finest -auZa On leather. IN .-.-
Introduce the stT SlHtfF Ssr.lrT
every household 70 the land. we propose 4. .--.
them complete. with one shuttle. six
fII set " needles, oil can screw driver, -...
Sc Sc, az the urr-.-r. t-t --.rr m trrlt
90 receipt ~ which. we viii box .--le ul ev-
and ship On any address,
~. g. WILSON q co... H-uufl r----
Once end eals-rCoH, D. Public E.
CLEFELl.
n. Each Machine warranted t0r Ave
Persons who order machines ana and that 3.
ltherw SCI than represented. can return t-e-
-e- tleIr money hack. AZlu-s waDrl-
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North " esteris sDsIranceC o
OF OSWEGO. ny
Capital and SurpIu-. S25O. 200
In-orperatet Ia I73z
s.4R. s WIRES. Agents
PhGniXEnsUrance Company
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Capital and surplus, $1,000, 40.
s6R.s WIRES, Agents.
Harmony +. and "a. Ins. Co.
OFNEW YORK.
Organized I-53.
CASH ASSETS OVER 100000
s.4R.s. WIRES, Agents.
Narragansett F.& M.lns.CO.
OF PROVIDENCE, RI
Capital and Surplus. 5000, 900,
s.kR.s WIRES. Agents.
Lamar Fire Insurance 90.
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, siO7.3ss.
SIR S. WIRES, Agents
Commerce Insurance 90.
OF ALBANY. NY.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. si94.IO3
s,6R- :. WIRES, Agents
Niagara Fire Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS sI.5OO.OOO.
This Company insures detached farms and VII
lsge dwellings, three years ilr : PEI cent
s.kR-s. WIRES, Agents.
LOrillard Fire Insurance Co
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. s1.4O2.6sI
This Co. returns / net profits to policy holders.
s.[R- S WIRES, General Agents
Springfield L. - VI. Ins. Co.
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 100000.
sAR. S. WIRES, General Agents
North American Fire Ins.CO
OF NEW YORK.
Incorporated Iss3.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS s75O.OOO.
fry per cent q let p-oats returned to policy
holders,
S. RS. WIRES, General Agents.
Applications FOR agencies for the three last named
Com panief il Vermont western View Hampshire
and Northern SeE York, should oe made . u A.
General Agents and Agency superintencents FOR
said Companies in said territory.
Fire and Inland insurance taken IN tile above
names frst Glass Companies, % the amount o;
So. oo1, IN one risk
Dvelline houses and their contents and farm pro
perty generally viii be insured ior one o. term o!
Years allowing the insured % receive hack yearly
threef urths the prods Al rates 90 low as % make
il an object 70 al having such property q insure
% try these Companies
Premium notes are not required, and the insured
rcurs no liability % assessment iae larSe cash as
set q these Companies furnish perfect Indemnity
io- a. losses
First-class Farm and village dwelling
House,
WITH THEIR CONTtSTs
vii oe
I.ssrsd tl-ss ys--s for ka0f one per csrf 70, f4s
s.fTF Term.
Losses literally adjusted and promptly paid a. this
Sencv
$. q RS. WIRES, Agents.
-------
6rpeerits.
MAPLE SYRUP. MAPLE sVRTP
MAPLE SYRUP very nee g,Rrs
Bank Black.
SUGAR CURED HAMS
SELLISG At.avfal low figures un
Bank Block.
ORANGES, Lemons. Nuts, Pigs. Raisins SC. at
at HAETs
Bank Block
CAN FRUITS CAN FRUITS
CANRD FRUITS CT all.kinds il very fine order
y at HARTS
Bank Block
ELGIS SPRING WATER
Z EPr constantly on hand B.,
Bank Block.
.ICKLES. sardines, Holsters, Chowohov, Lon
/ don Sauce, Tomato Cstsup, Pepper Sauce. SC.
Bank Block.
COMING DOWN.
[FYOU WANT
A MS, SMOKED HALIBUT
DRIED BEEF, BOSTON Triple,
COD FISH, PICKED HERRING
and ALEWIvES,
Call at
TENNANT ELDRED6Es.
Decl5 Main Street. Burlington. Vt.
BOSTON Triple.
PEIRCEs
\ deci7dawtf
NOTICE TO SMOKERS.
Y OF CAN FIND lor few DAYS only) fine as
sortment Of geHuins Meerschaum Pipes, Bowls |
az Cigar holders. Also BriSr pipes, Rubber
Ouehes, &c, dc.
Call and see them al
TENANT ELDREDGE,S
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Il viii do better wC-k or all varieties Cg surface
than any other mower. II has no SIDE lraft. no
weight upon the necks Of horses and has the i-it-
est draft. Therefore it is the best machine fr the
team. j Is. also, the best 0r the driver as t has
a well arranged, easy spring seat, and can Re
handled perfectly hy boy q ten years. without
any danger o. being thrown upon the su.ves. The
advantages o. the IMPROVED BUCKEYE On all
points that constitute perfect mower are breezy.
that . vii
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FIRST PREMIUM
grand gold medal. g. TIE
BUCHEYE .H.FCH5.I'E

bull; ty Airiancs. Plat; Co.
a. the best Mower. The most prominent points %
superiority shown in the Buckeye Machine were
perfection q work IN all kinds o. srass. all on
every variety q surface htgess 90 draft ease 1-
MANAGEMENT perfection Of mcdaniel crustr-c ti0r
simplicity, strength and durability"
The Subscribers would again call tle a,tel-.. % cs
the Farmers % tLe.r
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for Sale.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
| OFFER FOR SALE the place on which ] noE
l. live, formerly owned by David Read, ESQ. be-
ing farm o. over thirty acres under eNceIe ~
cultivation, within two and one halt miles Of Bur
LingtOn City PARK, and two minutes walk OF the
Lime Kiln Station, on the Vt Central Raj Road.
This farm has been laid out as
FRUIT FARM.
and has large number q choice apple trees in
bearing.
The House contains ten rooms. exclusive Of kitci
en- and pantry, has fine dry cellar, is well built
and commodious and il heated by a wood furnace
order.
The grounds are laid out with gravel walks and
The hedges are in fine order.
Situated on the gorge Of the Winoosh river. the
house and grounds command some Of the
Best Scenery in VernoHf.
The place would be a most desirable simmer
residence for city family Price, s. 11I. Poses
sion given when desired.
Jan. 3I-dkwtf
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NLi-hEE rs and
w MUSTLCuES
forced % grow upon
the sLlCLles- face
III from three O. Eve
weeks ny using I-.
sEEIGNES EE~-
TAU BATELI- CAP
ILLAIEE the most
r-u- .r-u- 10 ..--
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THE IMPROVED BUCKEYE.
OF the Best Materials. Work and Finish
First Class Mower,

by taking our whole supply o. i55s at the advanced
price asked By Is, over other machines. and also
for the unanimous expressions Of satisfaction u the
use Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE
ST. ALBANS FOUNDRY co.
EDWARD A. SETrH
JoHs ". NEwToS. )
ST. Albans. Sept. 22i. 1876 dkwlv
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GRISPER COMA
OBJ size w-s beautiful AND fair.
With starry eyes. al- -l- -- la--
Wtr=e cur Ing ter-r.ls =li-. el-V
Eucll.le- -le vg-g heart AID mind
CRISPER COMA.
For Curling the Hair II either r.l .
NavF ana GLOSSY Eu-ilt
Heavy Massive CuIi-.
d E-.-- dis article Ladies 4--
hesut.ty theuse.v Ives Oh l-l0-
only n. -le il the 7Tlr. --l- g,-.- earl.
40 tie same time give % a a-a--t4.
IelraCce. The CrlsU9- Coma -.-
halr. BIT -ur. 81 rates. hell-.-es and
Ll-hly and lel-htlul-y par-- ----. IA.
complete article C- Gle E-- ever
American public. The C-isut- Coma
% any address. sea-el and l.--r--
Address al orders O.
vs.. L CLARK & co..
No. 2. West t-Flrte street, sF-a.-
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KNITTING COTTON

4 1 I G o
JUST RECEIVED AZ
L Y " 4 " $
A NICE LOT Of KNITTING CoI4v.HNr gen
n white, mixed, drab and s-ste'
AZ very low price.
Wholesale and Retan, "a.
spr,ed.v,fA 3D. bas COME s!'-'
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Improved Buckeye Hover,
Noe.
FOUR FEET FOUR INCH CUT.


hail; O.; III
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sNer four days trial seven other m
ing) In Sc It's last and greatest victory was a.
Auburn S65 as may he seen hv the following exc
tract from tie New Yors Times, sept. -th
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HOUSE FOR SALE.
rEHE ST BsCRIBER offers for sale his doBtls t-i.,
Il house on North street corner Of Gourb ~
house Is substantial brick building in soos 81.
Of repair and well supplied with hsrd a5d -,
water. There Is good garden and conside-sbis
Eait OF the place. Conveniently arranged bs-n
COW house corn crib, wood house carriage boass'
lSe mouse, ioE4 yards, etc, all in good -enai-'
The place viii be sold at most reasonable me-
,., Enquire on the premises
marS15N P. CARROLL
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FIFTY-NINE MACHINES

were entered Tor competition. ana over two weeks
were occupied in the numerous severe tests %
which they were subjected. Tie C5umi'fss ~
ssrsn Judgcs nl,-lvag rr4r'ieli lrf s-iCrflfr
-i-1l'r1iisfs GHi fsariiE4s-s made public the
- their lsh0-s On Wednesday evening lastat tie
state Fair AZ Saratoga. They awarded lie
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great En-
glish Astrologist Clairvoyant and Psyche,
metrician, who has astonished the scientific
classes of the Old World, has now located
herself at Hudson, n Y Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers of
second sight, as to enable her to impart
knowledge of the greatest importance to the
single or married of either sex While in a
state of trance, she delineates the very fea-
lures of the person you are to marry, and
by the aid of an instrument of intense
power, known as the Psychomotrope, qua
rantees to produce a Iife-like picture of the
future husband or wife of the applicant to-
gether with date of marriage, position in life,
leading traits of character, &c. This is no
humbug, as thousands Of testimonials can
assert. She will send, when desired, a GER
titled certificate, or written guarantee, that
the picture is what it purports to be. BY en-.
closing a small lock of hair, and stating
place of birth, age, disposition and complex
ion and enclosing fifty cents and stamped
envelope addressed to yourself, yon viii re-
ceiye the picture and desired information by
return mail All COMMUNICATIONS acredIy
confidential Address in confidence, Ma
DAME E. F,THoRNToN, P. o. Box 223, Hud-
son, n Y.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-25

NONE CT That IL MME-We are in re-
ceipt of what purports to be a confidential
letter, issued from 81 Broadway, n. Y, and
signed by Wright, Bro d Co. The precious
document informs US that Wright, Bro. &
Go. have purchased the swihdling gift con-
Germ of J. HinckIing & Co, and that they
are now prepared to give away valuable
prizes to all who patronize their establish
ment We have long since made up our
minds as to the honesty or al such concerns,
and take this method Of warning orr people
against the impostors who are now flooding
this section with letters similar to the one
received by us. If Wright, Bros u Co are
" all right," they will thank us for this no.
tice, if not, they can " lump it."
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-25
TRUAT SIZE.

By virtue of a deed of trust, registered IN
Registers book -, pages. 355, $3.50 and
357, in this county, viii on Monday, the
9th of June, 1867, sell at public auction,
for cash, tract of land therein, conveyed
by l. II. Jones to. me as trustee, to satisfy
the debts specified in said trust, containing
.y~estimation lS6 acres. Said land is finely
timbered, and lies within about three miles
OF the Mississippi Central Railroad Title
believed to be good, but l viii convey only
as trustee. WILLIAM SMITH, Trustee.
Mnv ID IS67-4t