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Ef0al Autires.
AUGUSTUS sLATER's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons con-
DRlSTRiCT OF CHITTENDES cerned in the Estate Of
Augustus Slater late of Essex in said District de
ceased GREETING
AZ a Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District of Chittenden the 5th day OF
February. A. ID. 1865, instrument, purporting to
be the last Will and Testament Of Augustus Slater.
late of Essex in said District deceased presented
to the Court aforesaid for probate and it is ordered
by said Court that the 26th day of February, A. D.
1865, at the Probate Court Rooms in said Burlington,
be assigned for proving said Instrument; and that
notice thereof be given to all person, concerned by
publishing this notice three weeks successfully in
the burlington FREE Press, newspaper printed at
said Burlington, previous 10 the time appointed.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court, at the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate Of said will, il you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict, this 9Th day of February, \. D. 1855.
32wow. T. f. WALES, Judge
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STATEMENTS FROM PATIENTS s. c

COLLEGE HILL, tIsCISSATr:-I was in the last
sta-e of Consumption In ten days after taking the
Prescription, my Chills Night Sweats, Fever, &c.,
decreased, and finally altogether disappeared a
mere skeleton before am we'll stored with nesh.
Nv restoration Is a marvel to all who know me-
ars @. L. Wright ~,
tYour Prescription saved my dadghter's life and
has probably saved me hundreds OF dollars rev
f. Humphreys, Remsen, n; B. -,
We bless God for the benefit We have received
from your prepared Prescripton."-hev. F. Pere-
CRIME, Blossburg Penn, -.
benefited much by its use, "-Roy, c, D. Jones' la
cine, Win.
The Prepared Prescription" is put up IN y %!
he addressed to the Sole prppretors, Oscar e. Moses
& Co p CortlandI Street, y. Y. Consultation Tree.
A Circular containing testimonials Of many cases
successfully treated will be sent free, by mall to all
who will write for il. So.
Sold in Burlington by J. W. Roby, A. c. Spear
Vincent / Taft and II, ii. Atwater
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TO CONSlNPTIVFS.

The Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON will send drcc Of
charge t. all who desire il, the prescription with
the direction for making and using the sample re-
nedy hv which he was cured Of lung affection and
that dread disease Consumption. His only object is
to benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer
will try this prescription, il will cost them moth
ing, and may prove q blessing. Please address
REV EDWARD \. WILSON,
No I67 South Second Street, Williamsburgh, y Y.
Nav o. dIv
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ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH!!!

In from 10 20 IS hours
WHEATON nIvrHENT cures The lTCH,
WHEATON OISrMENr cures SALT RUyt-u
WHEATON OINTMENT cures TFrrPH
WHEATON, OINTMENT cures BARHRE'S Iron
NHEATON'S OINTMENT cures OLD SoRgs
NHEATSN OINTMENT cures every kind II IIUMoR
like Magic
Price, 10 cents p box by MAN, 90 cent? Address
WEEKS { POTTER, No. 40 Washington Street
Boston, Mass.
Boston. Aug. %, l-i1. d6wlv
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To !. One Cotton Factory, working 3
looms, with all necessary machinery
and privileges, now in successful
operation. Mil 401l52, on Lot 1870
x279, located in the central part Of
Bennington Village, $500
" One tenement house barn. 40r2l. 2.pn
" ono building lot on Pottery Street.
e71l45, Ism
Two building lots on smith Avenue.
each ilIIjo, s. 81 each, $500
One tenement house and los, I.-v
one building Tot on Potter, Street.
g4!lJ I.5lu
SIX tenement houses and land al
occupied and paying a large rent
each sl.5o each, r.ul
l' Ten building lotson Putusm street
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Commercial.
Cambridge Cattle Market Feb. IL. ISG'

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle sheep & Lambs. Swine
This Week 81 ilt
Last week - $50
From Vt. 20 ~
Prices Of Market Becf-ENtra, ~ n u y fret
quality sl3 nl a 1850; second quality, 81 - a 10
90; third quality : ~ a ].
prices If store Cattle-W rkn- Oxen, t. pair
Mich Cows and Calves, from -. 81, $, > to
500. ~
three year olds 81 a g.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-ln lots, -, - >,
e 81 each; extra. 81 o. a j-or from t SC 2 n
Spring Lambs, 90 a 40. Veal Calves, none
Hides 9 n lie p Il. Tallow, a lie = b.
Pelts 81 90 to 81 each. Calfski :, Il 10 Ice = n
REMARKS.
Cattle-Thc mariet fer cattle is somewhat better
,tb an ADVANCE of y cts 2 cwt all grades, chiefly
on account Of the light supply. Last week the mar
ket declined y cts, which il noS regaiped
Sheep-Tho supply continues nearly The same;
Prices could hardly he maintained. Fer the best
grades scarcely any change, but quite apparent on
the medium and lower grades. Many lots were turn
ed oyer to the butchers on commission.
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-fH -N'r4i.A9 Amount trt4fi
Total value. ss5op
Tho character of the officers and members u the
Association is reliable guarantee FOR the faithful
fllalIuent OF the promises and purposes n the A.>
citation. The property be distributed j, all valus
hie. snt s subject o. the inspection n all part.e. I'M
teresea We offer DO fancy articesa At fbulou. prices
What every ticket holder :. entitled TO ne will re-
ss'e in valuable and available real estate OF c,sb
We add & the value oftho property an amount sut1-
'.eHt o. provide fr the charitable promises and
expenses oftAo Association, and the cost II diSposu-
% tle Concert Tickets. And. without ,isimin. that
the property is worth tho price it Is set at in this
schedule Do claim that it is set a., low As ,. 10
hnd realize margin sufficient tr the purpose above
named
The Couoa Factols is the mill of Nes,r,. J. Y. &
+. u. Carney, kno0ass Remington Cotton Niil.. p"
'' ia fun and successful operation .nd within hyo
minutes walk of tho railroad depats run by wntcr
p..'er, and has run hut two YEAR.
The houses arc al paying high rent, situated in
the heart n Bennington Village rapidly Srowin:
village Of four to IL thousand inhabitants-where
there is not house un1ccupied; and s. hundred or
III se tcuem -uts could re Immediately rented ifhu.it
Tine tuliin, lots are all on open. uaoccupied
streets, and can be readily sold leased. Some Of
them aye very desirable lots
All Z the property Is free from incumbrzucc
Coed and valid Deeds u all the property will he de-
posted in the Bank before the money is drawn out
The Concerts will be given during the winter, and
general notice will be given # tbo time.
10 ID extremely desirable that the money be real
ifod immediately in order that the Soldiers Com
mittee may distribute the Charitable Fund where It
is greatly needed the present winter
The objects Of the Association should commend it
to the public, and entite it to their cheerful and
hearty support. It, schedule of awards the frcst
ever offered to the public in presentation scheme
The class Of persons be assisted by the Association
greatly need the aid here sought for them and after
much consultation, this has been adopted a. the best
means preaching that end This is one ora serios Of
benefits which the Association, in sRsere good faith
inrcnd giving .hem and which II the public favor
us will 20 far towards rendering them comfortable
It to accomplish this purpose that this appeal to
The public is made. Every one who can should aid
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ORGANIZED ~ Is,l-cnARrER PERpETrAL.
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed TO produce uXurian
also recipe for the removal Of PmoIes. Blotchcs
Eruptious etc, on the skin, leaving the same soft
clear, and beautiful, oe obtained without charge
by addressing
TIIOS. ?. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST.
S45 Broadway, y. Y.
Sept. Sch,
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THIS coNP1yY rs STRICTLY MUTUAL,

1t has no Capital Stock, and no Stockholders % alb
serb the LIONS share Of the profits in the shape Of Div
idends The entire assets Of the Company are owned
by and ali surplus Is paid to the assured,
fndowment Ten Year, Whole Life, and Term Pol
iciesissued by this Company on as favorable terms as
any other Company.
the rates and Standing Of this Company before nsur
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DIRE CTO 81

Julius Y. Dewey, Paul Dillingham;, Roderick Rich
arison, Fred T. Smith, Franklin Haven, Timothy
p Nedfeid. Charles Dewey, w. II. II. Bingham,
lanes q Cenyerse James T. Thurston, Dudley c.
Denaison.
Dr.J. Y. DEWEY President; Hon. 7. p. REDFIELD,
Vice President; GEO. W, REED, Secretary EDWARD
'N"I'' y. CAMP, Agent.
Onlce at story's Music Store, Burlington, VI
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ONE COLLAR EACH

Persons desiring tickets where there no s=eu;,
can remit direct to the Secretary, ]. H. CusHNAS,
Bennington, VT, and they will receive duly regis
tered Tickets by return mail To Subscribers and 10
Clubs, where there are no agents, We will send
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DIR. $. !. TOBIAS pULMoNIc LIrr

e. telar street. New York
ilsw&Wlyr.
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Office Of Internal Revenue Wash. Dee 81, 1867
Whereas. Geo ?. Foster as President, J Halsey
tushman Us Secretary, and others mana gers Of the
" erinout Soldiers Assistance Association have
made due application 10 JOS Poland Collector Of In
terna! Revenue for the First Collection District II
the State ofN ernout for permission 70 hold lottery
rale, or gift enterprise and presented satisfactory
evidence that the proceeds pf said lottery rae or
gii; enterprise all be devoted 20 charitable uses
peTlssisa is hereby granted said mana ;ers T. hold
such lottery rahc or gin enterprise exempt from all
charge whether from special tax other duty ia
respect II said lottery, rafae, gift enterprise
z. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner
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e. "CONSU MPTION is "a certainly cured.
~ = J as Intermittent Fever, and a. certainly
g - Il prevented a Small Po1."-Rey. Chas. I'd
~ ID ne king. VI. D. Ii. D., etr.
A Hing's Prepared Prescription.
WspE IRON THE PRESCRIPTION OF
EEE. CH4S. Z. KING, VI. d., Ii. D. &c
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 Gentleman who suffered for years from Ne-,.r
Debility Premature Decay, and all tn. effects
youthful iadis'retion will for all % .akc Of suffers
ing humanity, send free to all who need it, the re-
cept and directions Tor making the simple remedy
10y which he was cured. sufferers wishing to profit
ay the advertisers experience can DO 20 by adl.a.
sing perfect confidence.
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DSYCBoMAACY. or Soul Charming. How either
I se1 may f4scinatc and gain the affections Of any
one they choose instantly also prosperity IN
love or isi ness Ev-ry on- squire thi. sin gu
iar power. This queer, exc ting tCSk has yea Pur-
Vshed - Gs ten year., tie Sl.s Of which ins ieen
enormous and the only hook # Is kind IA the Ia
Tsh language sent by NAL for - cents, or Ave f.T
81 together With a guide T. the unmarried Address
r WILLIAM a co, Book Publishers, Philasiel phia.
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CENTRAL Pacific BunoAD BoNus-CuANGE
OF PRICE.-Ihe sales Of the First Mortgage
Bonds Of the Central Pacific Railroad Company
have recently been So rapid and extensive that
the full amount which the Company had pro-
posed to sell at the original price of.5 and in
terest, has been marketed, and the price has been
advanced topaz and accrued interest.
The progress Of the road, the prosperous con-
dition Of the Company affairs. their utuudant
cash resources, and high credit, would seem
to fully Justify the advance in the price Of their
First Mortgage Bonds, and 60 afford % sufficient
guarantee Of an active demand 81 the irau,el
rate
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A GENTS WANTED, Male or Female, to sell Pa
\ tent article for household md Oficn use. One
Of the best selling ARTICLES in the market. For full
particulars enclose stamp for circular and address
Box 1856. Boston, Mas, WASHINGTON
y HITNEY Box 3 3. WinchendoH. Mas.
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NATIONAL
life Insurance Company.
Office. State ST., Montpelier, W.T.

ORGANIZED n Isa-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CASH ASSETS. jas. Q. leG-. sd6i,lVipl
income FOR 1867, l9.'lti''D
AMOUNT INSURED, i'@t9'oaeV'
TOTAL AMOUNT or LcssEs PAID, 33lit5@ul
ANIMAL Dly1Dyxb II CASH JAN !, istS, ioperc cent
Expenses Of management less than any Life In
sr1ance Company the ratio Of expense 10 receipts
The ateragc loss BY death less 1an any toHHeny Inc
interest rceeired as high as any COMPANY
This il ;he only Life Insurance COMPANY chartered
nv tbe State of- Vermont is managed By Vermont
men and with Vermont economy The laws 81 ans
State are more liberal and protect the policy holder
more fnlly than those Of any other State. In this
Comnanv on the surrender Of the policy, all the in
sured not over fifty years Of when insured, are
entitled 10 Paid-up-Policy,' for at least the sum
sucb Paid-up Policy" to be payable when the orig-
nal policy would have been had it continued in force
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FRIGHTFUL PROPHECIES copcernin,

the end Of all things made by religious enthusi
asts and on the other hand philosophers insist that
the centre Of the earth is OF re-that the poles
of The earth will day he at the equator and that
the sun is gradually fading Talk like this is terri
BILE; but, pending such wholesale caamities, it will
he as well for each member Of society to take
care ofhis her health and leave the rest to Prov
idencc.
The end comes prematurcly to all who neglect the
preservation Of that inestinable blessing. Suffer
liver, disease dyspepsia, chronic const pation, or
any other ailment, to take It's course unchecked and
it will assureey shorten life. 1t cannot be said that
the means ofprotecing the system against the pre-
dsposins causes Of disease are withheld The con-
situations and physique Of the least robust may be
go strengthened and fortified by course of HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS as to render them all
but nvulnerable not only the attacks II epidemic
disorders but also to the ordinary complaints which
prevail in all countries and at all seasons. If the
immense Importance Of protective medication were
understood this inconparcabe vegeta-
bic antdote which l. already the most popular tonic
in the world, would cvcry where be classed among
the staples Of life; and family would dare to be
without it. Tho time may arrive when this will be
the case, for every year adds thousands to the list Of
hose who use it.
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Spfrial AOtitfs.

A PANIC would paralyze the world of fashion
it were proclaimed every where that henceforth no
lady or gentleman could change the color Of their
halr with safety. Yet such would he the dreadful
dilemma OF both sexes if that genial, balsamic, poi
sonleSs and peerless preparation, CRISTAD0R0'S
HAIR DYE were stricken of the roll OF toilet luxu-
ries No danger Of that however 1t is not for day,
but for all time. Manufactured by CRIsTAD0Ro
6S Maiden Lane, New York. Sold by all druggists
Applied by all hair dressers. Peb II d&wlm
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FARM FOR SALE
MR.. VAN NORMAN'S

JlNGIIsH and French Family School for young
Il, Ladies No. 5, West 3sth Street New YORK, re
opened sept 18th. For full information, see eireu-
lars Address as above.
Rev. c. G. VAN NORMAN, L. d., p-,..,t.
Mn. J. T. BENEDICT
sept 1. 1867. WY.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

A BEAUTIFUL illustrated book worth thousand
\ dolars sent free to any address receipt Of q
cents. by addressing Professor JOHN NANDERPOOL,
No rs Winthrop Place New FORK City.
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Ut. assistance association

/ Let us care for him who shall have borne the bat
tie. and for his widow and orphsus.-Pres. lincoln.
VERMONT SOLDIERS
Assistance Association,
Permanently orgoniEsd under the Associatior Lac
deterRHat,os TO
lid IND .4SSEST
The Sick, Wounded, Il Disabled Soldiers,
The Wido,cs d Orphans Of Soldiers.
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION:
Pre,taert-tiES. GEO. P. FOSTER.
J-irs Presidsnt,-Gen. Wv. ". HENRY, Col ErGExz
o. COLE.
Trea'nrer G. LINCOLN, Cashier First National
Bank, North Bennington.
,,crstary & Register-J HALsEY CusHgAx, Quarter
master Fourth Vermont
Su5's Concert Di,tribptioas-I.t.-Col. ". H. C.pr.
folders COMMITTEE 10 distribute Charitable Fund
Col. CHAs. II. JOYCE. Col JAS H. WALBRlpeR,
sud Capt. JoHN LoSRRGAN.
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STOCK Of ROBES;
CONSISTING uF
Is Buffalo Roaos. lined and unliucd
Coon lined and trimmed
q Wolf
Fular Bear Robe .
Plain and Fancy Lay Blauket-
% Trunks all 80 les and sizes.
iu Carpet Bags. co'ored and black
81 Ladies Ba-- and Reticuies with straps
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VIII be Sold 10 the IIighest HIdutT'

- Splendid private bargains can be made for
cn-f can and examine floods at the stand known
as FLANAGAN'S STORE, Burlington VI
Tel, 40 dNW.w. SHATTICk a co.
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oFTICE ~ GREES MOUNTAIN KNITTING Mills
Bennington, VI. Dec. IS, 1857.
+. Hllseg Ca,harGH Sec IT, assistance dissertation
We certify 10 the correctness Of your statement
The Cotton Factory Of Messrs. j. V. & Z. IT. Carney
in this Village. IL mill working thirty-siX looms
is now and since its commencement. two years since
has been in full and successful operation.
II. Z. BRADFORD & son
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NOU NC LADIES INSTITUTE. at Maple
Il wood, Pttstield Mass Widely known for its
superior facilities and location Commences its next
session March 3. 1874 Address REV. {. Y. SPEAR
the Principal
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PROVIDENCE .MORNING HERALD"
EE-DAILY, = Per ASNUN.-R
"REPUBLICAN HERALD"
WEEKLY, $50 PR ANSrg.
" The Pulpit" :. p 4iYa'' sSsTHfl o

Pure Literature, and Practical Religion. containing
the best things said by the clergy and public mon
the world over. By plan, sent one year for NO-
THING. Send - cents, with Your address 10 the
Pulpit Company" 81 Park Row, y. Y.
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The drawing Of Prise. will 10 public; and will
take place al Free Library Hall, Bennington. by
committee Of gentlemen chosen from citizens present
It is the intention Of the Association to distribute
it. Charitable Fund equally throughout the towns in
this State.
r Agents will be appointed in various sections
TO sell Concert Tickets which will re sold at
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1eu advertisements.
WANTED,

TWO copies OF the WEEKLY FREE Press, OF Nov.
Il 18th, 1867, and Feb 9TH IS6S for which good
price will be paid ut the
J3w2w FREE PRESS OFFICE.
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NEW YORK. Feb. IL.

NEN lbhh, ECD IL.
1t is reported that an armed expedition
under Gems. Marquee and Gomez left Louisi
ana last week to aid the Yucatan rebellion.
New YORK, Feb. H.
The President Of the American Exchange
Bank says the defalcation of the Assistant
cashier does not exceed 500 900 and that his
resignation has been accepted
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. II.
vt Salem, Ind, last saturday, Walker B.
Rodman, Jr., killed Absolom Wright, an old
man OF %, by breaking his skull with the
butt OF his gun and escaped The murder
was inexcusablc.
81. Louis, Feb. y.
letter from Lexington, No, SAYS Randall
/ d. Howell the Southern pedestrian arrived
there last week from Mansfield. Texas. on his
/ way to Council Bluffs, Iowa Eight hun
| dred and thirty-iye miles, to Lexington was
made in sixteen days The entire trip 1864
miles he expects to accomplish in y DAYS.
Howell was in fine condition, and confident
OF succeeding in his undertaking
WASHINGTON, Feb y.
The House Reconstruction committee has
d;s Hill ~ olli removing the poitiGal
participated in the rebellion more or less
prominently The ground on which this ac-
ton is based is the efficient aid of these men
IN reconstruction.
CoNSIASTINorLE, Feb. ..
Official adyices from the seat of war in
Gambia, dated Jan. Doth. have been received
by the Turkish Cabinet. They detail the /
ntten+ ,iir'' L ',i' tIla' 'IoolS ana can
stoa,,a- T..,,I.. ~, ''i~' 'ii' = > war
c 'e,'i!.Vl hIooiIe'"S', mounting guns ana
arrived ON the coast OF crete, under special
oFuers received from Admiral farragut. 1t
Il aiso announced ana believed IN the polite
al circles OF Turkey, that the remainder Of
the vessels OF the |. ;. Hect, under Admiral
tarragut, will leave their present stations at
an early date and sail for the Grecian Archi-
pelago. where they viii muster in force.
FLORENCE, Feb. 6.
The P,ue recently ordered rho Co+h,li.
churches of Irol,. far the ,;,tor,- ,r +l,.' p.,a1
arms AT Nantan, KIN, w. -
has ;s-,,o4
IL. e III; "'' iI'i-
- ~ - ii''i'''7 '"i e''" Pur-
P'7o "'''''' ''' A"'Su''i"'
CHICAGO. Feb. -.
+roi, from, o,,..l,, Nf.ra,.- g.. M.
- ,,;3,,;,.Lt g.. ~ M mag
L., Ia ''"'i iI""' H"u
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Let us care for him who shall have borne the bat
tle and for his widow and orphaus.-Pre'. lincoln.
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED

Harriet Beecher Stoves new Work MES OF OUR
TINES, beautiful octave hook illustrated with Is
fine steel engraving. 1t will HAYES sale larger than
UUcie Toms CABIN. Every wants il. Address
or apply to HARTFORD PUBLISHING co, Hart
ford, Conn.
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Five Tickets for 81 so. Ten Tickets for
5000. Twenty Tickets for sI7.OO.

In sending rcmittances be careful 10 give name Ct
Post Office Town, and State, that no error delay
may OCCUR in returning Tickets. Use Postal Money
Orders. or registered letters for all sums
dollar.
Tickets for sale in Burlington at C. o. French &
co'e Book Store Peb IA. Win.