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Smyrna times., 1869-06-09
Prompt,
Active,
FARMERS AND C0NSUMERS
TAKE NOTICE.
...i1-.s and CONSUMERS of DRY GOODS Take Notice /

f~'' 'i@'s and CONSUMERS of DRY GOODS Take Notice
e most Reliable and Cheapest place to buy your Dry ond,
Is AtJoHN r. GREEN g. No. 7. NORTH SECOND sTRERr
FIRST DRY GOODS STORE ABOVE MARKET sTRFrT
fhlLADbLPIilA All goods sold a small advance over
COST quick Saes-Sma Profits motto. Honest md f,
dealing the best policy. We TO sell az cean
Oe III inc city Buyers visiting the city will be sure 10 find
the best sheeng and Shirtng MCSLINS at the very Io
market prices Medium and fine White Fannes rev and Rod
T"led Flannels, Ginghams Blue Drill Ticking Check Crh
TIP top assortment of Table Linens Towels Napkins Shirt
Linen shirt Fronts always hand cheap and large assor
ment OF sOhnshed Cambria, NaiDs1ok Jacones Soft M
Victoria Lawn Plaid and Striped Musns for Dresses Biap4
Zig Pique, Marsee Chdrens Ladies' and tients Linen
ldks Chdrens Mensand Ladies Beached and Unbd Hose
Gents MeTino Cnderhrt and Drawers and low ric
Dress Goods In seasen Prints all prces and Blk Table
Csver &c We call attention large assortment of Men
and Boys Wear low and medium price, Alwoo Cassimer
Satinets, COttOnsdes, Lnends Kentucky Jeans DC W.,
keep the best selection Of Black Alpaca tkIs CITY, We
else extreme caution in purchasing goods in order
TO perfect coOs and good quality We say without
fear OF contradiction sell the best Black Alpaca in the city
or the Gonstant receiving Job Lots Goods Do
not orset the Nc North Second Street. above Market
FWiAaeiphia lmh3 -3ml
JOHN R. GREEN.
Smyrna times., 1869-06-09
Delaware Railroad Line.
II ALL. ARRANGEMENT
Dnand after

Onand after
MONDAY,OCT. 5th, 1868,
Passenger trains will run as follows. I'M
til further notice. All Trains SUNDAYS
excepted.
Smyrna times., 1869-06-09

rms Company continues to Insure property on rea
sonabe TERMS and for several years past has paid its
Policy Holders an annual dividend of and 10 per
cent The dividends are paid on the LIST day of Jan.
uary, or allowed in the payment of the annual pre-.
mIums, due on that day.
Ii is the boundeA duty Of every man. not only IN his
family but his creditors to keep his property insnred
and no man has any reason complain of his neigh
bOrs and friends, they should refuse to contribHi
towards the loss of his property being bound for The
simple reason that insurance is cheap apd agents %
the company reside in almost every town Throughout
the State. and for trlfng can be made secure
from loss OF his property by fire. If a will not
the precauliOn TO secure his property against oss
by fire, if il insurable he has no right to call unon
his neghbors 10 assist him.
The Kent County Mutual has Capital of 5000.
900, and pays promptly Its losses.
Parties desirous Of insurng in this Companv will
call upon the following agents.
AGENTS.
Leonard Vanhinckle, lJonh M. REYNOLDS. Felton
Delaware City, ,lGeO. M Davis BrIdgevilIe
Jesse 5. Huntingdon, Smyrna James Ponder Million,
u. b. Dickson, Dover Paul A. Davis Lewes,
Jas. Cowgirl II. I. Downing. Laurel,
Il. Cowgirl. Willow Grove. Wesley Stack, s'''""'
ELIJAH Crouch. Dover. General Agent.
VIM, M. hickman, Travelingl Agent, Sussex co.. at
Lewes, Delaware.
DIRECTORS.
Smyrna, ThOs. B Bradford Dover
Geo. W. Cummins' 90 Dr.. Henry Rdgoly,
James X Clenents' % William Walker, "a.
" lam Denney, " James Preltyman.
'acoo Deakyhe' Brdgeville.
OFFICERS.
GEO. w. CUMMlNS, President, Smvrna. 4
JAS. COWGILL, Trear. Dover.
GEO. b. DICKSON, Sec'y.
9TBusness communications promptly attended TO
GEORGE b. DICKSON, Secretary, Dover.
GEORGE Il. DICKSON,
DOVER DELAWARE.
fe7 ,'66-lY.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-14

Die ct. pdul Qose Ser Soo Sell
lp>ps jablte ben, Sabre8bertdt bes betreiz
fenben @eamten 3ufol9e leytes SAB,
$7O5.O0 an @it'ren llno @ailen sol,
Mtt9lierern.
- Tim bic Meni6en III liebeuL mii0en
mir 1ur tpentS son tbnen erparten I'm,
ibre Bebler obneB aterfeit 81 =betrodten,
ma1en mir uns 9etr6bnen, linen gu yer
3etben, lll,b urs ju @tmltb flbren, ca6
Ste fdpade Menidbeit elm &edt, bat,
Madidt ppn Der @eisbeit ;u fprbern.
Die ne leten Menfaen flnb iuu,er Die
nad1@tiAften aepelen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-14

'Dieier Wertb fdr;1868 1T peraul 9la9t
auf $$755,O00,000, cine 3u1,abm1e ppn15
prccent in Der Men9e bes {teuerbaren Giz
9entbun,s uno ietinesr @ertbS.. Muf bic
ieS .puroen an Steuern fir 1869 aeleet
fit aI9en,eine Nepeniien 3 MtQa, oaao
fir s3inien unp Til9unesfonp ie'1 @liu;,
tpeldeB i'm @anjen $375,000.
bhi.r, Situtrauiaet $2l3,75o.oo
Bon ridtanbisen 5teuesn y;:,,.,.~ t65,OOO.O 90
Bon &iienbabntn, @er(idetunes- .I..
rnnb 9ele0rapben~G ompauisn 35,OOO.OO
lletetl9u6 Int Mrbennefont q. 23,8992.33 IS
@eiantmte serani&Iaste &tsenat ",ns5I
11iarr 1869 - ~ ,..! -; 36z,642.a5
Die peranl9lasttn Muesaben fit ben
Staat ndren :t2=.7r 'j!@ 1,t;. e. u
Sir aug :33nr,ede q" AZ. 'i'1. $i2s,45o.oo
Sir llnferbalt bsr @taatsinOtutt 88,5oO.00
Sir s3initn auf @taatsidulb :i.24,50O.0O
| Jur E~i9un0sfpnb. ,7n., 25,OOO,O 90
Sir :3ablans psn laufentsn @9uleeu 20,4O7.89
~ Hai:Sm @aussn5 + II $2s6s57.s9
Mppur@ ii9 Elm 5lleberl9uB Der Gin
finite Iber Sic laufenben Musoabcn fit
raS .sSabr' pom $80;784:46 eroiebt> ''nelz
DIES fir bic @taatsbauten Y%er1rcncen
perben mag. ">:,,''*> II ; @3s* F*'E'
"@enn mir t,,s iint,erbnlb Ser @dranFe
per Contribution Daltet tppQen, burfen
mir 4aur '$50,0U0. .iu Der '9eeenwdrtiRea
StaatslHulpi tin5ufuseu. @enn rim
9ence Nutbwenbi9ttit pprbanpen it, 10
t5nnte ptcle' Sumnte gu sen $$8O,;78446
peS' &fpentien@ l1eterlhu11es son Steuern
bin;u9cfIBt'n perpeir; DRlesi" ,puroe
$130,784.46 fir 8auspede sur @erz
fdgun8 telen..!!' Gs wiirpe fauin rdtblid,
leinL iid uuf Sic s,eranfdAa9te Ginnobme
ron $4,000 BON ben Ser: Staoten atf
&ednuns her &rie9sforceruneen III ser
la1en. go 'E'. ".I
'8enn n,Sslib iputer tpir es yef,neis
ben, bis III Ser duberlten $50, 000S Gronfe
Ypn @taatsanleiben, sic uns nod bleibt,
SprSuortngen:' o11eber pitfes binau8 fSjns
men tpfr nidt bpr9e1> 'upo& lu9beit' pIros
,1nS anratben> uu5 pieie6 Y%ripite9ium;
81 pem3wedG l>npprber9efeben >np byiinz
Aenoc Nusgaben st reden> 5u relerstz
rem. )" '.'f''- '' ."
llnacnane sd,dsu,,stn.
Der Staatsl1aymeifter leuft ,,nlert
Mufnertlomfeit o,1f rie unYoQfommenbeil
Der Steuerl6dbun9en~ 81: iaet> pob
,wenn allies @ii9entbum pptltdnpi9 UNI
rtdti9 ab9elddst werpen tInnte, J wei
,|MtllS am Dollar geni9enpe &eves
niien liefern wIrpen, um Sic, llnfpitel
oes 9eIammten Staat6bausbalt5 su BE-
treiten."" = ,a.,: H.. .., 49,.
MQes mas 9eideben faut,, cine eerebte
unb polltdnoi9e MblddBun9 neS iteuers
loren Gisentbut1e 81 erSieEen, iolltt &C.
:Seper Steuer;abler 1T bft elmer. pollen
unb sere9tenS @dBung ttrtere|Trt. Delz
fen @tQentbum 9el9ayt unp NIT Steuern
bele9t If, Sat pas Doppelte 81 3ablen um
ben Serlua ~ beden>r BET f1@ pm SEN
MusfaU pur@ Mi9tbefeuerun9 ees Giz
oentbums eine@ Na&bars ereittbt..' + r ~ =
II Ncfprm unO Tprtldritt II, pieler &t65
tuns; If notbnenoia; GUT 9lei@en 8ertbeiz
lung Der &eeterun9elo(en. Das%: lletel
fpmut! gum 9rosen GGbea p,ou1 pper: ,u,ndar'eaozz
li9en Musflbrulng pes, @eiebeS p,en SCI
ten pr ai1f6ersnM; ri 9 Sem eur9 bellsr'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-14
aeansna Ser Deretntattn etoet.u.

auser Sen IN frilberen Sabren po,, ben
Beret1t9ttr Staaten einge9anaene,,
lSul,uler .,rlrpett I'M SABRE 1868 de-
sps$f02,823.02 auf &e9npua unit
'ter &rif8ssfferperun9> nel6es nod ei,,le
spns$48>6 $685. INT s al
Sic BereinsS ta9ttn lbria ldBt. y ~
Diele $l02823.O2 purbet Dem Sc
lebe gentdb nebf elmer Drnisenben @um1z
me pcnz Dem Gtlsunesfonb benuBt CUR
Ginlafln9 idmmtlider o%ustebenben
99snps : 1926 900 ,,$250OOO gnz
Atbs pph 1882 gg y Sg1 "a
@abriheinli@ ,puroen bic Arieo5fprz
soesaast.t feines- a,,otrtt Staatesip=nabt=
;u opQ ausbesablt. Der Mupitor erfldrt
sellifaneis niece, 6@ mit:peul Mate ,,i.<
1erer Tprberut19 SerGalte. 81 Il: Ser 9Mrtttz
*idt,a=aag 4et,paa@$$22 GOO nroapen4a1aea
ein9e;o9en peroeu f5nne1 ouf @runp
fernerersG rfldrun9en utp papiere rel@e
Is m6slt@ III, bei3ubringen.s Betreff ser
3ablun9 oer llebri9en ,piree eS ater nod
fer1erer befpnbfrera Gpn9ree9eleBe abebltrz
fen. 4>pel@e sauf ale @tanter, BE &rieesz
'fprberut1sen baben> Aupenpuugs fdnbtr,.
eeranf~lasst< einsinft< nns nhu.ss asea I'll.
9i@ %}l ri ,5isse. ?ft can f!?.?I19A :
@ertb hes ~beiteuerten Gt9entbun.s
int ,Staat; ME er our9S Die M0e1oreu ein=
.tert@tet unoT 4 equalifrt tpurbe, mar
$65,418,431. STIR - 4tlIq.
Dieter @ertb fGr;1868 if peranI9Ia9t
'auf $75>000,000, cine 3urabme ppn15
proeent in Der Men9e bes teuerbaren Giz
'9%entbun,S uno ietnest @ertb6. Muf bic
1estwuroe1 an Steuer,1 fir 1869 aeleot
fit au9enaetne NeYeniien 3 MtQs, nno
fit '3inien unp Til9unesfonp je 1 Miu;
weldeB e0euerun9 I'M @an5en 1915 900.
! al rSH ~ IIf 3 q. la 90. t -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-14

wi ~SI~SS"~~N "~~'I@f ~S'lS'
Dung NIT Gmilte mid iiberars beelidt
batte, 'bu6 es 1T eben gu iipat, uno mtt
oirfen nus baber ros Scr; nidt ldper
ma@en." ~" ~ "@ ,:...<
Sswalb ftanb bet Mmtmdt,titl eeaettz
uber unp blidte. rdGret1o CT auf bte@prte
bbrte, nod >pte in @ebanten auf bteQu
t%unssbpset1, bic ber&loltermiiller 9ebra@t
batte, bant rabm ct iie> pte .Senano etz
mas ersreift trent, i'm cine @erlesenbett
ooer Gin S6msr3e qudtt. tpieber ;ur 5ano
utp bldttsrte III ibnet1 Dur9 oas Genz
lter, rcn osm aus Der Nutmann feline
5srrl9aft 81 uterbliden pfleste l@ien
bic goloele Spnne perbei6enb III rds
3t1nmer. Da bot SSwalo ;ufduia,
unb als luGte ct tpdbrenb bie(er
%3erltreuencen 9anobewe9un9 mad @orz
ten, bic Autttun96boaen 1T bic
96be; feline Bltde. felen aufsbae, ron
her Come erleuatete Blatt, rub CT ee>
.wabrte oa6 in ben 9tempelboaen tets
D%orbanoene BaHaSeiden. Neben Dem
Naa1en be6 6abrifanten itano erpe .unb
oetitli@ pie SabressaM 1861. Oswalc
fubr er1por..
1857, murnleltt Il, umnpie 1T bas
mbs!ih2 8tr i@reiben ia ieBt 1861,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-20
CORN MEAL-Quiet Sales $50 barrels Brandy
wine at n trile over 500
NIllSkEY Firmer Sales $50 barrels West
al / 4 IN . frao

CORN MEAI.-Quiet Sales $50 barrels Brandy
wine at triGe overGO0
NlllSkEY Firmer. Sales $50 barrels West
err at Il a III free.
train receipts l0i rs hush wheat.
WHEAT Wheat dull ard 10 &c lower.
Sales .i01i bushels at = n 81 for n. SPRING;
In lima AID Ohio l6S Old red Stitc md Amber
ONO; 20 new Amber Tennessee, and id Wits
Nt8ft, - new white State.
RYE - Quiet sales 30 bushels Western at
BARLEY Dull and nominal.
BARLEY MALT-DGll and nominal.
Receipts Corn, 81 40 bushels.
CORN-ScaTce and a PC better. Sales 1900
bushels at g "a / Is for unsound mixed West
ern; 10 a p sound do; 10 KILN dried.
Receipts oats e., 627 bushels.
GATS-IIeavy and "a &c lower. Sales - 90
bushels at 81 n 20 old Western; Go a &c new
southern and Western.
RlCE-Firm
COFFEE Firm. Sales Gao bags Rio on private
SUGAR-Stoady. Sales 700 hhds at M a 70 for
Cuba; y a q for Porto Rico.
M0LASSES- Firm. Sales 200 hLds Musc5ya1o
H0Ps-Qaet at 10 a Is for American.
NOoL-Mo3cratcly active. Sales 2@,N0 us. at
~ q - for domestic fleece; 49, u 30 unwl-hed
81 for secured A. a q pulled; 81 n g for Texas;
- "a % for California.
LEATHER - IIemlock sole dull at 30 q p
IT buenos AyTcs and Rio Grance light ani mi =
die " L-hts; 70 a 80 for heavy DO.
tpAL-Forei-n quiet and regular Domestic
h'la at SD n 90 per tou by the cargo.
PEiRoLEUM-Wolk at IA fof Crude, 53i for
PRoIIsI1Ns-Pork dull and heavy. Sales $50
barrels az .li 100 10 ti p for new mess - - fir
o.a dos q - a. . so tor prime 30 @ n 80 - 20
s=EF-st-aIy. Sales. $50 bblsat or "a l5 .o for
new plain mess, u 11 ~ Is 30 for new extra
Ticrce beef nominal at Is o .0e % 90 for prime
mess; $500 "a I'D 10 for India mess.
teli bans quiet. sales - barrels p 90 n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-20

icatory sermon will be preached by Rev. A F.
Bailey Of Rutland. Persons wishing TO erect
board tents will find lumber On the ground for
that purpose and ample accommodations for
boarding will lie provided. The Preachers
Meeting appointed for the same week at East
AIiddlebury, viii be postponed t'eo '7eeAs-to
commence on Monday evening, Sept 10Th.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-20

Life insurance seems to be the only paying
business in this county, there being from six to
ten agents in several Of the towns each repre-
senting the best company.
Lsmoille County Jail has at present no occu-
nants the last three 81 having cut their way
-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-20

NEW YoRK. Aug. IS.
ASHES = Fots steady at 81 a : e. pearls dull
and nominal.
COTTON-4c better with far business doing.
Sales $50 bales at "a for middling uplands
Flour receipts q ,9i5 barrels
FLOUR Flour heavy and 10 cents lower.
Sales GOO barrels 5 90 a 8 80 fer superfne
State and Western; 95 % 35 for common
choice extra State; 6 s. a l5 do extra westerns
! "a n rs for good choice white wheat extra ;
6 s. "a 50 for common choice round hoop Ohio +;
7ol 81 90 for common fair extra ST. Louis, 90
n 10 30 good choice do closing heavy.
RYE FLOUR-Quiet. sales $50 barrels at 50
M675.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-20

t,9es-P c Abbey, Essex, VIM H Harmon,
sbelhsr3. c D Carpeater, Huntington.
FEMALE EQUESTRIAAlSM.
Eouestrianism open to ali except those taking Ia
- ,ll' -, heretofore. dip. So IS
1,5,es-Horace L LOOMS, Chas NJ Ward,
Louis Il Turk, Burlington.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND ME-
CHANICAL MANUFACTURES.
Amount appropriated to this Department $40
tnd,ss-F G Coegin, Burlington, Ruius
d . Ky Hinesbnrgb' R b Fay, Williston.
Domestic MANUFACTURES.
Amount appropriated to this Department soo
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-20
'FGLElEiPn c StIHiRy..


BOsToN, Aug. L.
The State Temperance Convention met to-day
and appointed delegates to the Chicago National
Convention. Resolutions endorsing the prohibi-
tory law and Gov. Clafn were adopted also
recommending the establishment Of a daily
morning paper, to be devoted to the cause of
temperance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-20
RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL.

The Fall term Of the Richmond High School w'.I
commence wednesday the first day Of September
and continue twelve weeks. Application Tor board
or rooms may be made to Z. ID. Mason ororson Oeud
rich SENECA HAZELTON,
Of the Vermont University, Principal
Aug 6th-f&W3R
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-20


y. II. Downs Vegetable BaisamIc
Elixir
h-s no equal ar the speedy cure Of Coughs, Colds,
Group and Whoopins Cough all lung complaints
can be cured by the timely Of this wonderful
Medicine. No family should be without it. Callfor
Do,cas' Eljrir, and take 10 other.
Henry's Vermont Lii imcnt.
An internal as well as external remedy takenin
ternaliy it is master Pain Killer Pain Curer Pain
RelieveT or Pain Annihi!ator Reader, do not sleep
till You get bottle for trial; read full directions,
especially for breaking up a cold.
Henry's Vegetable Worm Lo1enEes.
Eutirfiy Yegetable,- WaTansed free from Mineral
Poison, perfectly safe and sure to remove worms
has been thoroughly tested by thousands Of families
in the United states and Canadas, and is a PERFECT
SUCCESSES pleasant to the taste-a white sugar
drop or lozengo. Children eat them as readily as
candy. The advantage they possess over any other
is that they require 10 physic to carry them Of
Every mother should keep box on hand in case Of
need. Full directions with each box.
DIR. JOhnson's Caiisaya Filters,
4 superior combination Of BaTks, Roots and Herbs,
not hitherto attained by any other manufacturer Of
Bitters.
Are you suffering with Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Con-
stipation Loss Of Appetite any Of their kindred
diseases Then try these BtteTs and be convinced
that they contain RARE MEDICINAL and CURA-
tn E VIRTUES, and do not belong 10 that class OF
"Slops" misuaned Bittersn Physicians will find
them beneficial where a powerful Quinine Tonic Is
wanted as they contain large quantity Of the Pure
Calisaya Bark nyou would have good appetite,
anc be hEALrHY and HAPPY, Try bottle of these
Bitters Price One Dollar per Bottle.
HENRY & CO., Burlington, VT,
March 23-fd&w6ln Proprietors
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-20

L,aoILLr Co. I1Eus.-They have cloquet
ground in Cambridge which they have clrsten-
ed - jaw plot"
4 R. Camp, the nominee q beReppblieans Of
Laraoille County for Senator, has had severe
paralytic shock.
\ aice fat cub was caught IL trap Saturday
last in johnson, and is now close and dong
well.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-20

T Asst year sixty-oi git applications we've 'ec.r.d
1 ! for want " room. and hity-oas ibis year %
las Just been enlarged Apply dr most te-ll, gp.a-
Ing Oct 20 o. the Prime pal, Roy tleo =. 81 al.-
kins, 4 ~, Burlington, Vt lIiyi tsw n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-20

Judges-slr and Mrs Chas Allen, Mrs D C
Barrie, Mrs \ Flanagan, Mrs \ Drew,
Burlington ; Mrs A } Crane, Colchester, Mrs
" Brownell, Willston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-20
BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

TINS GOLDEN WEDDING is necessarily, IN the
b-ie. average Of mortal span, rare event :
and certainly it Is rare that one occurs marked
Ir more pleasant features than that with winch
.,r worthy townsman, Hon. John n Pomeroy,
aud his e.-;r.shle wife. celebrated the compile
ton Of la,fa century Of happy welded life
All. .-. ... Foa5roy were both born in Bur-
.. I,- ,.srts' houses being but few
--.r..-. .t ..ea opposite sides of Pearl street.
-t...-.- f-r three score years, during
aa... aa. - grown from little settle
ut- it- t.eea' size, have left to them not
IS surprising degree cflhysieal yiEa- and
aill l,-ire, hu; troops of friends, who
--re. ia great numbers On Thursday even
Ing to offer kindly congratulations. Mr.. Pome-
- handsome residence On Cough street was
.r.ni open tsl grounds were lighted with
numerous lights I'D tta s'ru.he.y the paths
earps-al q. tae ..s.-.. a.l tae arrange
at.a r.e amp. i.r the delight Of
.aa- TIE beautiful 4 -al d-cara-
.r.a, NJ l..r,.-' ,oa-crya-
'...r Size t-al,- ls'. arl 1859 iu
ano- .a F. ground aawy white.
-D- Dad, b. tae course e. al. evening. ez-
ai-..s .a aH- 20 front Of
h.. re--.o d . rt.r .f
ardH r..a ... .l-e ~ Tie
r-.. -.- a.l .f r-a ea most
Pleasantly
Inst Ha1.rs ten
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-20

T1.. 4..- .af I.u..IDl.. IS Niti.-r7le was at F.
Lyndon. . que hu. -rs thief .H-er ,ac house Vi .
Anon I4a.s..a ,f. carried, a. same i.'y pounds .
If sugar 4u.i from widow ila-a DID. WHO ocru- .
pied d part the house, ed I"ani- 81 pork
Both families we've absent III t-e li-e.
Last Tuesday evening some ,ae entered the .
h..-s.af Franklin Davis .u Sheffield, and took .
fr,.r,rrlm his watch and $50 l9 u neg. The .
thief entered ura ladder t..u-. chamber .
window.
l..uri e4i.s.- 81. liquor were seized IS, the .
81. JoausI ary dep tLo ot..l g .e charges
BENZ. tin. j. ql- avle. hy p4r--,s aAa u'.aatl .
.. dispose OF r. contrary Z. -hs Visions # the
Henry c. b.eee.n.an fe.sn.} .'..' = y -.---
%, '..'"t s- % ' a .'1.' 1-r.l-
...... .p,,.e. ana IN ls.u.,.. 81 .l-. tIrar- +
rerm.e 10 tH- C..u.y C.a.t. s.#tl...i to /
a
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a sal ..e-..l ia 'Ae ia--.s at tae arst
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Chiiicnden County Fair.

The Annual Fair of the Agricultural Society
Of Chittenden County, will be held at. Burling-
ION on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Octo-
g.. 9th, 18th and Sth The following are the
L.tof Premiums to be awarded and Judges;
Premium and Judge.
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9m advertisements.


V'HE SUBSCRIBERS have for sale two stationary
! steam engines, built by the Putnam Machine
Co., Fltchburg, llass. Cylinders % inches Diane
ter g inches stroke These engines are in first rate
condition FOL immediate use and will be- odd cbee9
Address, EDWARDS STEVENS,
Aug. I7th-f+2W&wsw Winooski. ".
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spfrial glotites.


Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills viii cure Con
sumption, Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, If taken
according to directions. They are all three 70 be
taken at the same time. They cleanse the stomach,
relax the liver and put Il to work then the ape
tite becomes good the food disests and makes good
blood the patient oe@ns to grow IN flesh the dis
eased matter ripens in the lungs, and the patient
OutgroWs the disease and gets we'll This the only
way TO cure consumption.
Phlladel phia, owes his uurvalel success IN the
treatment of pulmonary Consumption. ;he pulm0-
mic Syrup ripeus the morbid matter in the LUNGS
nature throws Il oil by an easy cXrctturltian, for
when the phle-m or matter is ripo s!is1. couch
will throw il of. and the patient has res, sll thu
lungs be gin to heal.
To do this, the Seawced Tonic and Mandrake Pills
must be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver
SO that the Pulmonic Syrup and the food will make
good blood.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills act upon che liver. re-
moving all distractions relax she ducts g the gall
bladder, the bile starts freely and the liver is soon
relieved the stools viii show what te Pills DO;
nothing has ever been invented except ca.omcl IA
deadly poison which is very dangerous Co use unless
with great care that viii unlock the gall bladder
ana start the secrctons o. the liver ike scAencSs
Mandrake Pills.
Liver Complaint Is one Of Pie .ia,t Prominent
causes of Consumption.
Schenck Seaweed ToEir is o. -tui. l .llulant and
Alternative, and the alEaH ia the aalWead, which
this preparation is made oi. ass Is IRE stomach to
throw out t1s gastric juice 90 dis- l.e food with
the Puimonc Syrup, and it Is na aie 5oQd blood
without fermentation cr sour--r a rlc stomach.
The great reason WHY physicians iH not cure Coz.
sumption u.s. they Try 20 do On, u.ae. they g.vclas
dicue o. stop the couch, Co stop e % stop might
sweats hectic foyer, and by DOING hoy otran-o
the Whole digestive powers. t'th .a- up the sec.--
tons ana egentuaily the patton. SID and dies.
pr. Sclelck, IN his treatment does nut try % stop
o cough, might sWeats. ch-ls OF fsFe-. Remove the
cause, ard they viii p stop uf sai- own accord SO
one can be cured %. IansliuufI. .er Cotrpla.-
Drspepsil. Catarrl. t'4nEer JIa--. Tod Throat I'M
les tac liver and stomach sls 1921 healthy
II person has cousump, .a a. course che lungs in
sHtIH way diseased
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Ts9,rs-S C Moore Vim II Root, Miss Maria
Loomis. Miss Julia Il Spear, Burlington; Mrs 4
b Halbert, Essex, Miss Lizzie Brownel, Willis
ton. Ms Kate L Meech Shelburn.
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UNDERHILL ACADEMY.

OSCAR ATWOOD, A. NJ, PRIScPAL,
MISS L ". BENEDICT, PRECEFrEE-s,
MISS J. \. CHURCH, TEACHER or IUsc.
f,'HE rail- Term OF this School will begin 10
| Wednesday, Sept. ist, and continue eleven
weeks The Academy Building is being thoroughly
repaired and re-furnished.
Application for board rooms may be made 70
Rev. S. L. Bates OF the undersigned.
JOSIAH BASS,
Secretary Of Trustees.
UnderhIIl, Aug. ?, Is6s-d&w4W.