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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FACTS.

FACTS.
That we have unequalled facilities for conduct
ing business to the advantage both of ourselves
and patrons, we submit the following TRUTHS
well known as such to the entire business commu-
nifty.
lst. We have abundaut cnsh cqpitaI. therefore
I'd We are enabled to BHV for Cash ercllsice-
ty, consequently at the forrest possible prices,
with the markets of the entire world to select
from.
Sd. In this partieular.wE HAVE ADVANTAGES
shared by no other house in our business
4th. We sell for cash usively-therefore at
the lowest possible prices-having no losses
incurred by selling on credit to provide for
9TH We have a business experience of quarter
OF century, having been longer established
than any house in trade in Philadelphia
oth. Our business is thoroughly systematzed, the
result of long experience, which has taught
us what the wants of the public are, and how
best to meet them.
7th We employ the best talent in all departments,
our garments are therefore unsurpassed in
style, fit and workmanship.
oth y II business is large and constantly, increas
ing, enabling US to keep at all times the lar
geNt. best assorted, and most complete stack
Of MEMS, YOUTHS, and BOYS CL01H-
ING in Philadelphia, to which large daily
additions are made Of fresh goods, replacing
those sold.
9Th For reasons already enumerated we can, and
do sell clothing in every respect superior
surpassed by none, equalled by few-at pri-
ces guaranteed IN all cases iO1Csr than tie
Me loVest elsewhere, or the sale cancelled and
money refunded.
10th. If buyers should for any become dissat
isfed after a purchase is made, if reported
within a reasonable time, we pledge ourselves,
by exchange, refunding Of money, or other
wise, to give full satisfaction IN every case,
and request that all such may be reported to rs
for adjustment
CART. Our stock of Fall and Winter Clothing
H.,1I N1..fn hat
rapidly replenished each day with fresh and desi-
rable styles Of goods, purchased recently, for
cash, at great sacrifices, enabling to sell at pr
ces lower than have been known for years. Con
graduating patrons upon the decline of prices
which enabIes to offer superior garments III SHct
LoW rates, request the favor of call.
Haltcxg betgee" BENEFIT 90,
FI/ih aud TOWER HALL,
Siufh streets ! 5l8 MARKET ST.S
PHILADELPHIA.
inn2rnR&l And GnA Rrnal WV New NnRK-
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.1ru-6poas. etc.

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DASH BUYERS, TAKE notice.!
SAVE YOUR GREENBACKS
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THE WORLD AND AGE"
We viii also furnish the GAZETTE
and Neg0 York Weekly W0rld, or Phita-
deLDhia WcsHy Age, for the campaign,
Of thn EnL!nEulnnc rates.
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j. McD. SHARPE. e F. KERR.
CHARPE & KERR, ATTORNEYS
y AT LAW BEDFORD, Pa, will practice in
the courts of Bedford and adjoining counties Of.
fee on Juliana St, opposite the Banking House OF
Reed & Schell. March z, 90
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Douder.

...,..-, % s,---,.-, and dealer ID. chile. e.
- -. q, t'II1,yi-,- NOS
A. he rial of arms before the Examining Board
~ " AZ e str nsHefrat.on. range
and cleanliness, and m competition with 40 Ii-n-
cipal American powders. proved I'D every r''Iti-
superior % all others
At the Wimbledon Ride Aieetiu- u Ln-.'no' s'.I!i
1866, competing with the best OF foreign powders
the same rcsul}s were obtained, win prize.
The Board convened by order Of the Commander
in Chief Of the State Of New YORK for the e1ain4L-
alton OF mllItSI! sil- ,Ics NV ne Rps
el'ehIea y ulcIis ey,Tt Saw in tbeir
80. - g -, ,-r-,.-.t,. .-,fr. an trial that
printed report oi lg M l , Ea,,o s f'i ~
Az AI4ns ~. ~ LV,.i-. .;i a. a., ''
AT 70 S .it 49, - of 3,rs, and they deem the
-. c ~ - ;,,1,irte,lee ths+ they .ov i'm their
SUBJECT Oh 30 ulucl lli Po1 an - ,i5-ss 10
report ny P..-' - 80, ,,,,,-;o-' n il
sItes p 'ot4t % a. i,,, 'i bi ''-7 90
me OIith-e uli!e oNS ~ p5 11l d.. S,,..isl
announcer ilic '1., ~ "a - sl;,+'4 ,;,i ,,l5sl 5at.,
IF Nav IS -7 is subject among other conditions 10
HE foIl6winr. in article 81.
In order 70 conform TO the United States stand
or5 cl,orre rs now adopted the charge of powder
will he III ,-rains The powder 10 he the orange
Ride Powder FG manufactured by smith and Rand
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Amount, $500

1,s6 Avn7ls Amount, $500 -
-,+,l valpe $500
Tho character Of the officers and members Of the
Association is reliable guarantee for the faithful
fulalment Of the promises and purposes Of the Ass
eistioD The property to be distributed is all yalua-
ble and is subject to the inspection Of all parties i
terested. We offer no fancy articesat fabulous prices
What every ticket holder is entitled to he viii re-
ceive in valuable and available real estate or cash
We add to the value of the property an amount sum
Gent to provide for the charitable promises anu
expenses the Association, and the cost OF dlsposhE
Of the Concert Tickets And, without claiming tha-
the property is worth the price it is set at IN TINS
schedule, we do claim that ii is set IL low as possible
and realize margin sufficient for the purposes above
named.
The Cotton Factory ls the MIL q! Messrs. J. Va
f. Il. Carney, knownas Benz uzton Cotton NILS
il in full and successful operation, and within hE'
minutes walk Of the railroad depots. is run by wax
power, and has run but two years.
The houses are all paying high rents situated IN
the heart Of Bennington Niliage-a rapidly gro"'n-
village Of four TO six thousand inhaoitants-Where
there is not house unoccuped; and a hundred OF
more tsnements could be Immediately rented onii'
streets. ana can be readily sold leased some oi
them are very desirable lots.
All Of the property is free from incum oTS-oe'
Good and valid Deeds Of all the property viii be de-
posted in the Bank before the money is drawn out,
The Concerts will be given during the winter, ana
general notice Will be given Of the time.
Its extremely desirable that the money be real
red Immediately in order that the Soldiers Com
rnittee may distribute the Charitable Fund where
s greatly needed the present winter
The objects Of the Association should commend It
to the public, and entitle it to their cheerful ami
hearty support Its schedule Of awards is the iares
ever offered to the public in presentation scheme
The class Of persons to 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 Of reaching that end This is one Of series Of
benefits which the Association in sincere good faith
inrend giving them; and which, if the public favor
Us will 20 far towards rendering them comfortable
It g to nplish this purpose that this appeal to
the public is made. Every one who can should ald
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULII
VAN RAILROADS
SPRING ARRAN ENENT.
Commeneing 4Pril 10, 1858.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH ASD EAsr.
Leave Burlington at $50 4. 81, 1879 PM. a..
500 P. u.
Mail Train leaves St. Albans at Is A. ". s1t,e.-
meets at Burlington with Rutland R0ai al HI.
River Junction and Bellows Falls with tran. r
Boston Worcester, Springfield, and with tr.-5
Passumpsic R. R., arrives at New York at ll.s5P &
Day Express leaves Montreal at SD A. " s..
Johns al 10 4. NJ, OgdensburZh az ODD 81 r.,
at Malone; leave at 80 A. NJ Rouse's PJ.-- n E
A. VI. for Boston, &c, arriving in Boston va I I'll
at 1879 P. M.
Nirht Express leaves OgdensburSh OF ll5.A "
Montreal 80 P NJ, house's Point g. % y -
Johns at 80 P. NJ, arrives at BOst.l @. q Z g
connecting at Bellows Falls with C.ss---= 3l--s.
for Boston and Worcester and with vernon. VALLEY
Railroad for Springfield, &c, and a--vz5 @ Wv
York at I2.30 P. A.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AyD wEs-.
Leave Burlington at Ais 4. n, go A. H.
and so P. NJ
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell a. 81 &
NJ. for Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal, &c.
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell at 30 4 y
via Lawrence and Fitchburgh at 30 4. N, S----
held at .45 A VI. for Burlington, ST. Allan .
denshurgh and Montreal.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at 7'l
NJ. for Burlington. Rutland, st. Adams and a.--
Point, Ogiensnursh, &c.
Might Express leaves Bellows Falls at 100 ?
-e,ei7ine- passengers from Vermont Valley f..
ieSvin- New York at l2.l5 P. NJ, and from ca
hire r. K. leaving Boston at 80 P. n, co1ls.t-
al White River Junction with tan leay-nE Be-
at 5n0P NJ. for Burlington, House POM " -
t-ooI and O0ienshurgh. connecting VIII Gran
Trunk trains for the West
Slaarfnr cars are attached 10 both the N.-l, FL
,,r.ss trsiTs running between St Adams sI- 3-- G.
and st. Adams and Springfield.
THROUGH Tickets FOR Chicago and che T.s.s'
sale at the Principal stations.
G. MERRILL Sup
Fl. y. DRURY Agent, American Eots. B.a
Burlington, Vt.
ST Adams, April 3, IS6S.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR DANA
AUTHORIZED AND AUTHENTIC
Life OF ULYSSES 8. Grant

COMPRISING complete and accurate history Of
y his eventful and interesting career, with
authentic narrative of his Invaluable military servi-
ces adding ALEC impartial estimate Of his charac
ter as a Man. Soldier, and Statesman. By Hon.
CHARLES A. DANA, late Assistant Secretary Of War.
The Springfield Republican says" Danh's Life OF
General Grant Is sure be the most authentic and
best Life Of Grant published" For particulars, ap
ply to or address 6URD0h BILL co, Springfield,
MsX April &, WIN.
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PISTOLS s ANinIUNIrION.

VNEN different kinds Of Revolvers and Repeating
Pistols. great variety of single barrel Pistols.
CARTRID DOES
for Carbines Muskets, Rifles Reyolvers, and Pistols,
nearly eyery kind called for. Wads and Wad-Cut-
ter, Csps, Primer, Cleaners, few Guns, Flasks,
j. e BRINsNAID.
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RI|K.S ORGAN SCHOOL
THE MUSICAL SCALE.

DY HORACE P. BIDDLE. This work is an effort to
ID throw some light upon subject which has re-
ceived the attention Of rst-class minds at different
periods. Many new principles are explained, and
the facts laid down all capable demonstration
but whether the basis Of induction s sufficiently
broad and hrm 10 sustain the concl usions given is
question, submitted 70 the Judgment Of the reader
Price 81 = Mailed postpaid. OLIVER DITS0N 4
CO., Publishers, ~ Washington St, Boston.
DIFF
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8ailroads.
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON m
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

lows. SUI aa O.
LBvE BURLINGTON:
$50 A. M..MAIL TRAIN for Boston. Low,r
cester, Fitchburgh, BrattlebOro SprIr,saIl ~.
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albany and u. u ;!a
arrive IN Troy at 3.lOP. u. New York 4--i,,'I
Boston BOP. NJ. ''''
Through to Boston ard Troy tritGou, esa,o,
1.35.P.M. DAY EXPRESS for P,,.1.-. -4i
Falls, Troy and New York Arrivin-;.--' De- 81 p
4IOPM.; Bellows Falls, SIS p II '- s..---i,.
indy SIS P. NJ, New York SOFA. NJ s-ss
s.35 P M. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
land, arrives IN Rutland at 500 P N a.t
9.45 P. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, with sls.-,u.
New York and Boston. Arrive in rs 't-
M New York 1900 A. M. Boston I, s
Through TO Troy and Boston ,-,tl,,,, -.
The g.45 and ;35P ?. NJ. and SO A. NJ t,,.,.
close connection with the NeE ~ ans IN, maze
Troy and Albany for all points W.. ia Ieaif-. =
From the South and East Tran, erin, ID. D..
az folOus '' ~ 0.-'sge7
SIS A A-, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAM
ing Cars, from New York and B',,..si a Sleep
New YORK at P. NJ, Boston so NJ -@Ayea
'.i5 A: NJ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from
10 r ~ DAY EXPRESS from Troy AMI ys,y....
OLD F.h VA TRAIN from Boston. Lowell r..
Ter, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven n. e-'.s-
New York. maven i'- Al-
F0 OF rther information apply at the Unto, -
CT once; 20; !, American Hotel Block, or at t5a E
AM [, burlington Passenger Station where no..
can be purchased for all Of the above ro,Ites 49,
points West, North West and South West eLg,as -.
De made nom any Of the various routes fro-7 E--
| lingt0n. '- '~
J. ". NARDNELL, Agent, Passenger Station
/ ]. W. CARPENTER. Agent. No American NJ.
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
CON- SILVER SPOONS.

~ UCu ae have always kept, only greater varle-
Sty Of styles. have now five different patterns
stock not exeeled by any offered In this place.
J. Z. BRlNsNirD.
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FARM FOR SALE.

rJliIE well known farm Of the late Nathaniel Sut
/ ton, situated in East Shelburn, five miles from
Burlington. Said farm contains one hundred and
forty-two acres of land with good fruit and sugar
chards, two story brick dwelling house, and other
buildings. Said farm will be sold, together with all
the stock and farming utensils also, two valuable
Peat Beds one situated halfa mile north Of said farm,
the other two miles from Burlington on the road lead
ing to Williston village.
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber on
the premises
Juneslwf MhS. a. SUTTON.
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AIADE from extracts prepared in Vacuo-a GER
vi tain and effective remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness Sore Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis and
Consumption. Those who try, always use it, cure
their Colds, and avoid consumption and an early
grave. Price only y cents. One million sold annu-
ally Sold by A. c. Spear & Co., Burlington; and
Vincent & Taft, at wholesale by Demas Barnes
Co.. No. Park Row, n. Y, and Henry & Co., Wa
terbury, Vt.
T. B. SLINGERLAND, Proprietor,
Dec. r. WON Rome. New York.
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HfR. VAN NORMAN'S English and French Board
NI ing and Day School for Young LADIES'; TO :; .
West Thirty eighth Street. New YORK. for iui j"
formation see circulars. Address as above.
Sept. (, 1867. wlyr-
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JOHN w. BAILEY & CO.,
OFFER for sale. and now ready for delivery, a
" splendid assortment Of
NEW t& RARE PLANTS,

CONSISTING or
VERBENAS.-s0 varieties, intludinga large
humber uf new sorts offered this spring for the hTst
time.
GFRANIU NIS.-Zouale and Hybrid Perpetual
p best varieties. including the novelties MIS- foi-
lock-" ut. Of Snow and Cloth IT Told
DAHLIAS.-Boquet and Show varieties, very
fine.
FRENCH HYBRID GLADIOLUS,-l3
choice new varieties
TUBEROSES-Fin towering plants In pots.
IIcliotropes, Fuchas Lantanas Bouvardias, Pc
tunias Coieus Moses Ferns, Pansy, Basket plants,
Garden Roses, Honeysuckles. &c, in Great nleiy'
Also,-
GRAPE VINES to years Old, Of all the
best and earliest varieties, at reduced prices.
Hedge Plants, Ornamental shrubbery, Rhuharh.
Asparagus Plants. Also,-
FRUIT TREES,-Apple and Pear, Of best
rietes 5000 Seeding Apple Trees 50 to &c per l0o
Also
Goodrich Seeding Potatoes for Seed.
Early Goodrich, Gleason, and Gallo, s. per Dbl.
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Spring arrangement

rTHE splendid and c0mmOiious steamers,
ADIRONDACK, Capt. VIZ. f. Fac.
CANADA Wy. As-Eas.J
MONTREAL, J. {. B41s-~
will on and after Monday, April ~ I5fS fT-l u.s..
line each way Sundays excepted
GOING sOUTH
Leave Burlington Q 30 A. n and Lrs- e- E-1-
nights rest, on steamers unsurpasse- t- ,l-'' i--
speed arrive al Whitehall in time r. express s-A--
for Saratosa, Troy, Albany, and New "a aa- --'
West.
GOING NORTH
Leave Burlington P. M,-arriying 81 4 r.
Point MA Port Kent aui PiattsburEh 50 SD y
Montreal and O-leusburEh next morning
On Saturday. the steamer A4iroHdaeS viii .si-
Burlington at Do A NJ. by which pass gers VII 2
through the lake by day light anu connect We
trains for Troy. Albany, and New York.
The steamer Montreal viii Ply the terrs .5 H..
Plattsburgh and Burlington daily leaving i-1
burgh 30 4. NJ. returning 30 r ~
Preights taken at Lowest Rates
Through tickets can be procured on b. ST % Sea
ers. and at the General Office Of the li 81! '-''
side Of City Park, Burlington
o. c. AnTCHELL
April %, 1865. oel' '-i'
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pUCKLEY,s BANJO EUIpr.

IONTAlNING Elementary Prin5inlss; new easy
Y and Progressive E1ercises S,nir. Dances and
Melodies. Many Of them never before published
This new DO X for the 8anjo has been prepared by
hr. JAMES buchl-eY who has had twenty-six ars
experience as ateacheT and player and Will be found
70 De So eror 70 ali former publications Of its class
II ,ntains over hundred Of the very best pieces
Of music for the Banjo. Price, - cts. Sent post
paid. OLIVER DIfS0N & CO., Publishers, ~
Washington Street, Boston
diff
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Dentistry.
DENTISTRY.

rNR.W.L HARRIS, having returned 10 Burling.
| ton, has fitted and opened suit irooms on
the corner Of Church and College Streets, over Ly-
mans Store.
DR.. Harris has been in the practice OF dentistry
sixteen years and safely guarantee perfect salts
fiction in all operations both in the operative ana
mechanical departments.
He rcfers with pleasure, TO W. Carpenter N. D.,
8. W. Thayer VI. D.. b. W. Carpenter, MD. d&v.
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VaEGET.FREE PLANTS.

CABBAGE Early Winningstadt, Early York,
and Early Sugar Leaf, Green Globe Savoy, Red
Dutch, and Drumhead. 50 cents p 100.
CAULIFLOVER.-Ex Early Paris, 81 p
100.
CELERY-seymours White Solid and Coles
Superb Red 81 per 100.
TOMATOES.-ExtrnE Early Red, Reyes Early
Prolific Cedar Hill, Early Tilden, Foard, and Mann
mouth Red. Plants from seed he'd - cts. 2 100.
Plants twice transplanted very stocky and short, 10
cts p doZ.; 81 q 100.
PEPPERS.-Bel Long Spanish, and Cherry.
2j cts. q dOz.
MELON (Sfusk>-Mnorca, Nutmeg, and Citron.
Is cts q pot; $3.50 Y doz
MELON Water. - Mountain Sweet and Ice
Cream. 3 cts. T. pot.
CUCUMBERS.-EarlyF Frame and Long Green
25 cts. Y pot.
- Plants securely packed, and safe for tnre
days by express. Catalogues viii be sent on appl-
cation.
Plattsburgh Clinton Co., \. Y, April 10, l-5. .w
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GREENS prepared Horse Radith may be had In
VI any quantity, and Of sEsT QUALITY at the man-
ufActory on College Street Alto quantity Of
cE0IcE CIDER VIFEGAR.
JACOB GREEN
l1rl. II 3D., sGu
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NEW BOOKS.

FAIRFAX, or The Master Of Greenway Court by J,
Ester Cooke.
MALBRO0k, A Novel.
BRAKESPEARE, by Author Of Guy Livingstone.
Latest publications received as coon as Published
by D. hoNflN"i"-''
May -, 1914
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sausital snstrmenti-
PIANOS /!

PIANOS
steinway and United Piano
rVHE Subscriber has been poln...g-fiieih t1'
sls s1SlGsTS S sniS 81 sS for the &
Addison, Chittenden, Franklin in W, Il a. Al
Clinton in Y. These instruments !, he -
OR STYLE, fully warranted, shippel = is- 7.
NARkEr PRICE. Instruments Of Any snl Nele =
Sishea At h snort r so1Gu taken in
always for sale or to rent. Repair ..sf
attended 10 promptly. piano 10 TO, ~
one secondhand seven octave - " ani 6f o.
and desirable Instrument on hSnu 49, ,-.,ss
low -.sidsuce, %
ASsn SS where sample instrument,
burlington. Feb. Is. dkW6-
.,rfL
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WRAPPING PAPER.
HORSE RADIsH.

old NEWSPAPERS for sale the cheapest o
" wrapping paper-st the FREE PRESS OFFICE
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Between Ogdensburgh, Chic0gO, and ini'rz'
ate Ports
Only sir Days through sifsoaf change Of so'i.
This well-known and reliable Company will cli-
the present season, run their line Of
FIrst-Class Upper-Cabin steamers
Daily between Ogdensburgh, OswegO, Cleve2-
Toledo. Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, and inter
date ports, leaving Ogdensbursh on arrival OF
press train from the East. .--,.
Passengers snd families moving mes- III en- en- ?
with their luggage, teams, stock, &c anu lan-
rether without disturbance OF transhlpment' ~ q
port o destination, thus avoiding the great il
ven, en- q Of The many changes, delays, and e1pe-
Of other routes These steamers have large 'i
and state-rooms, amply and neatly furnished Tor
cLa,s pas,ergers and second cabins, with cook 3
and comfortable accommodations, for passenger s.
families who may wish TO furnish their own pr
ions No efforts will be spared 70 MAINTAIN inc '.
tation Of this as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE
A thorough rebuilding, reftting, repairing az.
furnishing, with several new boats added % me
makes this now the most comfortable, pleasant b
expeditions route TO the great West.
- Be surs and see the agents Of tsl' dsf %
purchasing your tickets.
Trusty men will always meet passenger, : -.
depot in Ogdensburgh to take checss ana
baggage for this line.
Ask for tickets via NoRrHsRy IRASstoa.a "a.
| COMPASY's STEAMERS, the OHlJ GE.y A'as''-''
| lsGring OgGensbErgh.
We will mako it the interest ofevery tla, -. 4.
see the agents Of this Line before purih-'-5
where.
Through tickets over all Western ISL -.
can be obtained on application o. bso --..
office corner Ford and Patterson Suees
johnson House. Ogdensburgh, y. L W.
pounds Of baggage free to each passeHgf'
Baggage checked through to all POD
For through tickets and other inf ma ma. ~
to e. A EDDY, Office steamer Lanl-l-
burgh, n. Y. or II. " DRU Rf, Amer
| Block, Burlington, Vt
GEO. w. SMITH. General Ticket Asel'
H. J. GOODNO, Passenger Agent
April IL. d&w6m
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Steamboats,.

1865. LAKE CHAMPLAIN. fs6,
$4,000
= ~ Il
'ssaz,s.- = ..zi~.s ,lF
-.sesssss's@- ID
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Preights tnken at Lowest Rates.
'rn TranspOrfatiOnIO

THE ONLY
THROUGH D-4ILY LINE
Between Ogdensburgh, Chiosgo, and intern
ate Ports
Only sir days through isifAOuf change Of 59''
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To /. One Cotton Factory, working 80
looms. with all necessary machinery
and privileges, now in successful
operation. Mil 4o1l52, on Lot I3o
r259. located in the central part Of
Bennington Village, 49,"
" One tenement house barn, 40x-i' -'OoO
One building lot on Pottery Street,
97xl45 '''
Two building lots On Smith Avenue.
each 45xl5J, s. 800 each, 0''n
One tenement house and lot, I'SN
One building lot on Pottery Street
g7xlI3, '''o''
SIX tenement houses and land al
occupied and paying a large rent
each g, 800 each, s'1'0
10 Ten building lots on Putnam Street.
$1,000 each, iU''0'
Award in cash sl,yY
Award in cash so
. Awards In cash 32J0 each, so
awards in cash. 100 500
10 Awards in cash, % 800
Is Awards in cash, % 81"
30 Awards in cash, 10 30
60 Awards in cash, 80
100 Awards In cash, 10
1890 Awards IN cash, 1919
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-05-22

TEN THOUSAND D OIL LARS
or the money realized by the Association from the
sale tickets on the following schedule to be dstrlo
uted among the sick wounded, and disabled soldiers
and widows and orphans Of soldiers throughout Tue
State To raise tbs money for the purpose ABOVE
stated the Association will give one or more
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-05-22
ot. assistante association

Let us care for him who shall have borne the hat
tie, and for his widow and Orphans.-Pres Lincoln.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-05-22

Particular reason, why they are preferred above
all others
BsnaGse They do not tire the eyes.
Because They do not infame the eyes.
Because They do not weaken the eyes
Because They do not dim the eyes. And
Beeaa,s They do strengthen the eyes
Because They do preserve the eye.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-05-22
F1rst-CIass Upper-Cabin steamers

This weIl-knOwn and reliable Company viii, --l-
the present season, run their line Of