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yltu advertisements.
DIR. wAHOMONOGO's
Indian Pile Remedy.
4 SAFE AND CERTAIN
CURE FOR HEMORRHOIDS, OR PILES.

rEHlS is a veritahe indian Remedy the recipe fol
i which was oh aimed from the medicine man Of ,
tribe Of Indians whose habits Of life rende. ed then
disease ana among whom its virtues were highly
priced AID lis history traditional; being handed
down from tne generation to another IA most pre-
cious legacy. so great their est alton of il.
value that il required weeks Of persistent applica
Ton TO overcome the Ieticence Of the willy savage
and OBTAIN the secret Of its composition and manu-
iactgre. This accomplished. the former proprietor
and friends similarly afflicted II proved an unfail.
ing remedy IN almost every case often efiecting a
permanent cure by single application. The sever
est forms OF the disease of many years standing were
completely cured by it in few Gays. Physicians
have given 1t their unqua fled approval and the in
creased demand for 1t, iustiies its general in
PRODUCTION. Ii Is purely vegetable preparation
compounded with great care frOm freshly gathered
roots and flowers and contains nothing that can in
jure the most delicate system, and can ALWAYS he
used with perfect safety.
Nothing i claimed for It on the ground Of its aho-
riginal origin, only ask fair trial by those af
ficted and to them we leave the comparison he
tween it and other preparations they have used.
The present proprietOrs Of this valuable medicine
are so confident Of its success and encouraged by
hundreds Of certificates from Physicians and those
that have been cured by it, that they offer it to
the public with the guarantee,
NO CURE, NO PAY.
q Price One Dollar per Bottle.
For sale by Druggists generally.
L. A. EDGELL & o.,
Sole Proprietors,
By whom all orders viii receive prom pit attention.
Manufactured by r. COLBURTH.
hofiington' March 2S, lses.-f'd&wly
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HYMAN HoLABIRD,s E,T,rs

STATE OF VERMONT, , To all pssa
DISTRICT oFcHIrrESDES, IS. T Hin, y H .s
ofShelburn. in said District, deceased
Iszs1f-
At a Probate Court holden at Burl -..- VI
and for the District Of Chittenden, on e a. !,
Of March A. d. 1863, an Instrument, p--.--l
be the last VII and Testament, Of II yHla1 g
late q Shelburn, in said District, deceas'
presented 10 the Court aforesaid, for Pr0bat.
And it is ordered by said Court that the
Of April, A. d. 1859, at the Probate C0u--
in said Burlington, be assig ned for proving g
strument and that notice thereof be given &.
persons concerned, by publishing this order
weeks successfully In the Burlington FEzz 2
a newspaper printed Al said Burlington, pee
the time appointed
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified %
before said Court, al the time and place a.
and contest the probate Of said viii, z y-
cause.
Given under ny hand al Burlington, "a al.
trict this 18th day Of March AID. 1853.
3ew3w T. Z. WALLS jas
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CLARIssA HALLS ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, , To all Ds-Ts
- cerned IN The sssa
DISTRICT OF eHirIESDES' S. Ciarissa nal =
Milton, in said District, deceased,
6Ru-v
At Probate Court holden al Burlin-t7n. q
aud for the Di trict Of Chittenden, on the .--.
Of March A. D. 1869, an Instrument, p1r1---
be the last Will and Testament. Of C.srla- g
late ofMilton in said District. decreased, vi
sented % the Court aforesaid. for Probate. l
ordered BY sad Court that the I1th day % g.
D. 1853, at the Probate Court Rooms IN sa
ingtOn, be assigned for proving said ln.-
and that notice thereof be given % all per-
cerned, BY publishing this order three We.
cessively in the burlington Free Press, a OF
per printed al said Burlington, previous o. o..
appointed.
THEREFORE,. you are hereby notified % s11ss
fore said Court, at the time and place al -ssl
contest the probate of said will, If you have al
Given under my hand at Burlington IN Sal
trict, this 18th day Of March AID. 1863.
3sw3w T. E. WALES, JUL
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DENTAL NOTICE.

II AN at home again and will be GLAD . =
i requiring the services Of a dentist ~ - :
the only place in this County where ,e.-- -
procured with the " Folsom Patent" thai
bcd from working under the plate, Is s. :.
parties procuring teeth with this impfe -
an other Dentist in this County render w
liable to prosecution ,.,.-.
~ Filling anu Extrscths Lone with esi'
in First Matt onal Bank Building, ,o,ry6
Burlington, April %, 1858. w.t.
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S25O,OOO

On single risk and devote .ur emile time to
this business, and employ every facility for trans
acting in satisfactory manner, we think that In
surers will find il to be for their advantage to intrust
their business to ourcare, and will always look to
their interests and eudeavor to serve them in a sat
i.hctory and faithful manner.
ALL LOSSES viii be LITERALLY ADJUSTED
and PROMPTLY PAID at this Agency in current
funds. When desired we viii make losses payable
70 GOLD.
We employ an experienced Surveyor who will
make surveys ofAlills and other risks when insur-
ance is desired, without extra charge. and we are
preprrcd to place risks IN ANY COMPANIES that
parties may prefer or the selection is lef to Us we
win Ei-e them the lest Companies In this country
y Communications by mail will receive prompt
attention.
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IMPROVEMENT ~ PAINT. The hvdro-car
Donate of lead or white lead. and the oxide O.
/ zinc, known as zinc white, are the two prin.
/ cIaI bases now generally used throughout
the civilized world for the manufacture of
paints. By their Use our houses are ure-
served from decay and adorned with cheerful
colors to gladden. the eve. The majority If
all articles produced by the industry of man
kind depend for preservation. and. to some
extent for beauty. upon the protecting and
col9ring qualities ot paint. Il ranks next to
food. raimeut, and shelter. among the neces-
sarics OF life. While the lab5rs connected with
its numherle,s applications give daily en-
Il!!yment to thousands Of people.
We are lei 20 these remark, from an ex
animation lately made By rs in the quiet old
elnshadel town Of Suatfud. Conn. Of some
OF the work done by a young practical paint
er OF that place. by name Frank Livingston.
lie has made discovery in connection with
paints which appears to be of great value.
and ought, We think, to be made public. Ii
is the result of long study and experience.
HE improvement consists in taking any of
the ordinary paints Of market. whether hay
ING the lead or zinc base and suhiectnr them
to chemical treatment 10y which their ten
deney 30 chalk, or to scale of. or 20 change
color, Is prevented, and an increased body is
impaired the practical result being thatthe
cost of paint Is reduced about 80 rer cent.
While the FAINTER finds himself supplied with
a greatly improved article, reliable and dur
able IN Its nature Ii flows with more ease
than the ordinary paints, has good body. /
ires readily with fine gloss, endurcs the /
tests OF time and weather, and gives satislae- |
non under all circumstances. 1t is well /
adapted for use in connection with the yari- I
'us pigments capable Of a peculiar trans /
1arency. coupled with excellent body. it is
veil suited for fine effects in granting and
ther ornamental work For blind paintinr il
OF unusual value, as it covers well. gives
uperior finish. and the color will not run.
or the lack of this quality many a painter
j blinds loses his labor and is compelled to
% over his work.
ANY mere trick Of adulteration bv which
he quality Of paint is impaired, or its value
should be frowned upon and 10
ored by all who love honest dealing. On the
ther hand, any discovery whereby an arti-
lie of such universal consumption can be real
improved in quality and cheapened in price
matter Of first Importance, deserving
'ery encouragement.
Inc Livingston paint is no new expert
ent, but has been in actual use for LONG
ne. It's qualities have been ascertained by
,perenee. Some Of the painting which we
amined had been exposed to the weather
r three years; but We found it hard, fresh
oklng, and entirely free from chalkiness.-
1cnhFc american t
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Sap SPILLS, ar.
IMPORTANT TO SUGAR make
Franklin Sap Spite
DREW 4 RIGGS,

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT L
WASHINGTON, DC.
oFFIcE CORNER 7rH AND D. srRsAI'
CPECIAL ATTENTION paid TO claims So ga.
- L. 5. Government Of every kind fat..-
tanned and business with any Of the l'eIAi-
carefully attended 10. ,...
A liberal per centage viii be allowed -. -
sending US business to transact. 20 M M. -
be made for attending privately 70 difhcll =
the Pension Office where the applicant Is a v ".
orphan, whether the case comes 70 Is wv
through their Attorney. 9
Nov.Ist
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T'HE Subscriber offers for sale his farm q 81,
Il Said farm is well fenced, well waters
young and bearing orchard, with good l1
Over one hundred acres Of heavy wood an {
land on the farm. Situated one mile from q
Of the town and two and a half miles from Ga
depot. Enquire Of the subscriber on the pre-
II. Il. NEh-
Charlotte, Vt. March % wtl
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sPEER's STANDARD
WINE BTTTERS.

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BlTTERS,
MADE or
Wine, Herbs and Roots.
sPEERs Celebrated Wine, 50 we'll known, with
PERUVIAN BARK,
CHAEONILE FLOWERS,
SHANE ROOT,
GINGER,
WILD CHERRY BARK,
and such other Herbs and Roots will in all cases
assist Digestion promote the Secretons in their nat
ural channels, and give
Tone and Vigor 10 the Young and Old,
Male and Female
All use 1t with wonderful success
Brings COLOR to the pale white liqs,
BLOOM and BEAUTY 10 the thin faee
and eare-wOrn cOuntenanee-
Cnres FEVER and creates APPETITE
= Try thcm. Use no other. Ask for sqeer !
Standard Bitters. Sold by Druggists and DToeeIs
See that my signature over the e9r5 81 o
Passsic, y. J., and 2is Broadway, New York
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4esal Aatifes.


STATE OF VERMONT, , loan
DISTRICT OF cHrrrEyDEy. S. ssrnss in tie a. :
burlington in said District, deceased, avs IA.
Alta Probate cour. h.,s. GREErrl,
az N .or me District Of Chittenden, on ~ T. u
he ,sa M a; ID; 1859, an Instrument, p1r,ll1
is,e ~ i p.miil and Testament, Of CIV {,
qIlington, in said District, dec -
oSs % the Court Aforesaid, for Pro-
4 n Se ~ by said Court that the 10Th IA, a.
49, ~, AZ the Probate Court Rooms :, 2 4s-
~ IN, De assigned for proving said - aq
snu mat notice thereof be given 70 All ,,l.sas-.
odi ~ publishing this order three psis q
Ue,siveiy IN he burlington Free Pres fse :
appointed. previous % IL ),
IhkhizFoBE, you are hereby notified q,
iore az Court, at the time and place s.appels
contest the probate Of said will. RI W, I-sle'c =
olven under my hand at Burlin - ave 'iss
trict this 18th dav Of March ID. IN ID sa.
''" 7. z. WALES In.
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BRINK & COMPANY.

Are prepared to furnish at low prices all kinds of
Machinery Castings,
Columns, Window Caps and Stills, Window Weights.
lroa Fence and Railings, Water, Steam and Gas
Pres Gas Retorts, Cauldron Kettles, Sleigh
Shoes, Stove and Furnace Crates and al
most every thing that can be cast in
Iron or Brass
u al orders shall be promptly filed. Patterns
made u order.
W. II. Blink BIS. NICHOLS. FIG. ooeo,,
Pioreer buildings, Burlington, VT.
Feb. 2-td&wly
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ADOPTION NOTICE

don. -7-7'llcs q Ci a.
ooLON A; SPOONER;-You ara h.,
75lveiy IN the " Burlington Free Pres - 20.
2uriin {ton, in said District, that you h, pi'st
Nancy stacy Of said Burlington, a. v5-. y
Ann Spooner. T u ~ :,
Judge o. p.
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Zeal estate.
FOR SALE.

A HOUSE, BARN, and one-fourth scrs Q
n situated IN Colchester Centre; and s.s- g..
ate lot Of thirty acres The house. ifu1t q r
in a short time, will be rented. For turtle
nation apply to
GEORGE BATE,
Essex Junction Pc. l1
March l2.-37wlm
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FARM FOR SALE.

TNHE FARM known as Quaker Smith.
Il This farm is situated in Shelburn, s mis-
Burlington. on the Lake shore, and 3 ME
railroad depot and p0st-ofce. It contains
OF good land, well wooded; fruit in abunda1-
as apples, pears, peaches, plums, cherries. 81
rents. IL has also a grove Of cedar, q das 2
trees, estimated by competent Judges % .s 81
from 5000 TO 5000; good brick dwelling l'
convenient barns; and a well q never-l1-
at the door For fishing it is not 70 be e9lA--r
there is a beautiful cove, surrounded BY ee-a-s
N Eve minutes walk Of the door, which a-l--
Bass and Pickerel during their season. ~,
Nov. l7.wtE.
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9rw advertisements.

gew advertisements.
THE HOME SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE
Is presented to the public
The Most Simple, Compact and Durable
Shuttle Machine in use.
1t is Simple in Construction Certain in its Results,
Durable in all its Parts and is adapted to
greater range Of work than any other
Machine.
This Unequaled Machine Straight Needle
Makes the q Lock Stitch" alike on both sides,)
Has Self Adjusting Tension,
And is adapted to every variety of
Sewing
For Family Wear, from the lightest Muslins to the
Heaviest Cloths, and will even sew Leather. 1t
will Hem, Fell, Bind, Cord, Braid, Seam,
Quilt Tuck, Rufie, Hemsttch Gather,
and Sew at the same time, and
will work equally well on SILK,
Linen, Wooden and Cotton
Goods
With Silk, Linen or Cotton Thread.
q We especially call the attention Of the pub
lie to the various attachments used with this Ma
chino, such the Hemmer, Corder Braider, Tucker,
Binder, Quilter, and Barnum's Self Sewer. They
will be found to be perfectly adapted for the various
purposes intended, and to combine SIMPLICITY
with PRACTICAL UTILITY.
Why this Machine is the Best:
/. 1t is the simplest.
,. 1t is the most durable.
3. 1t Is the cheapest.
4. 1t makes the Lock Stitch"
>. 1t is reliable under all circumstances.
6. 1t is not liable to get out # order.
:. 1t Is almost noiseless
s. Il is the fastest
.. 1t admits of changing the stitch while in Cd
Grafton.
10. 1t is very easy to adjust the needle.
II. 1t is positive in AL its parts.
y. 1t combines utility durability and beauty.
PRICES.
To run by hand, Scissor to run by foot power.
Hemmer, Guage, extra Bobbins Oil Can Screw |
Driver, extra Needles Clamp and Directions.
n An energetic Agent wanted in every town in /
No thern Vermont, to whom liberal inducements /
viii be offered
y Call at Howe's Shoe Store, Church St, Bur |
lngton, Vt, or address E. c. RIVER, Box 5ig Bur /
lington.
March 26.-3owtf
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FIFTY PER CENT. SAVED
OXEN FOR SALE.

TWO pair Of STAGS. one Eve and one six years
Il old, will be sold at a reasonable price. Both
pair are in excellent working order. Enquire CT
GEO. W. PRIOR.
Essex, Vt, March 25.--s9v3w
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FOR SALE.
A THREE-HoRsE PORTABLE STEAM EN6Nf
"a and Boiler. in good running order, for sale &
d&wtf FREE PRESS OFFICE
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WANTED.

A FEW copies Of the DAILY FREE Press Of Dec.
"A 5th, LES, and OF the WEAKLY FREE PREse Of
Dec. 18th, for which liberal pEiee I'LL Be Pa q
Burlington, vt--tdSswV
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hereby give notice that in pB-,,,,.
going order Of the Probate COM -'l L Or e.,
Nancy Stacy as my child and beir a. nave nave q.
her name changed 70 Sylvia Ann S1oca., aa1 L.
March 10th. Isse.-3es3v' OAoN A SPJOyFs
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Etna Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Capital and Surplus s5,O52,s
s.&R.s. WIRES. Agents.
Home insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, $3.50. "sl
s6Rs. WIRES, Agents.
Hartford Fire Fms. Company
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Capital and surplus, s2,o26, 22o,
s.&Rs. WIRES, Agents.
Ens. Go. Of North America,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
incorporated 1884, The oiGest Company in the
United States
Capital and surplus, s2,O56,iI2.
s.&R.s. WIRES, Agents.
PhGniX Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD CONN.
Capital and Surplus, sI,25O,79O.
s.&Rs. WIRES, Agents.
LOriIIard Fire Inns. COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
Capital and Surplus, sI,5Os,64e
s&R.s. WIRES, Agents
Niagara Fire Insurance Go.
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and surplus, sG,5OO,OOO.
s&Rs. WIRES. Agents.
Manhattan Ens. Company
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and surplus, sI,O52,I2s.
s6R.s WIRES, Agents
Springfield =. a W. Ems. 90
OF sPRNGHELp. MASS
Capital and surplus. sS27.I72. .
s.kR.s. WIRES, Agents.
Hanover Fire Ems. Company
OF NEW YORK
Capital aud surplus, s6oG.G35
s.6R.s. WIRES Agents.
PheniX Insurance Company
OF BROOKLYN. Nj
Capital and surplus, ei,55s,5Gs.
s.4Rs WIRES. Agents.
Germania Fire FMS. Comply
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and surplus, sI,O0O.OoO.
s.4Rs. WIRES, Agents
~
VIZ W" i'i'N'
Srr,,tr. s-24 2ec.
>. + r. 3 VI HIS A-onl''
Internationally Gomua1V
'''''' ''''' f'
S. R. S. WIRES, Agents
llso the oStr authorized agents Of several erHER
F''''"'''s '-'''''' ''
- ~. 900 OOO. G
, 70
art 6f the New England States and can place b
ga 90 on ONE R1sE and If larger amount is de- :
We intend to conduct our business on principles
,,,rrpscrrD1yc RJSKS
ye employ an experienced surveyor. who Will e1.
-1ossrs VIII, NJ ,,,rR,11r ADJUSTED. AND
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FRANCIs.LEyANW1T,s &C.

and for the District q Chittende9 -, ~ Y 7
Of March, A. ID. 1863, an ISsrgrSfyy- -. = 3
10 he the last WILL and Tssr,sySr ~ e
Levanway, late of Milton, in said DIstrie, "a
was presented TO the Court Aforesaid n, 3. -
and II is ordered BY said Court that The is.i u
April, A. ID. 1859 at the Probate CON-. s. 4i G
said Burlington, be assigned for pr1ving g.
strument; and that notice thereof Be- : q Z
persons concerned, by publishing this = 81
weeks successfully in the Burlington Pm -
a newspaper printed at said Burliu--s, o.
viOus TO the time appointed. {"
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified L ,-
before said Court, at the time and place -
and contest the probate Of said viii, nysg =
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington. in a. .
trict, this sd day Of March, AID. 1852
39w3w T. z. WALES. Jl.-
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V'HE undersigned offers for sale his place s.
Il on the stage road IN the town Of Jerl-
rods from Underhili Flats, consisting Of l.-s-
and 0ne-half acre Of land. The house is o.. O.
taSe style, spacious, pleasant and cdurs-
Price sl2D. For further particulars apps
premises, OF address at Underhil Flats
WI. II
Jericho, VI, Feb. Is, 1863 -3iw6w
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TO AMERICANS VISITING ErR'

THE Ranking House ofNORT0N 4 CO.. y.
and London, having entered upon -. -,
premises. are prepared % show every sliss
American Travellers. To obviate tne N
and expense attendant upon the pgreaase N
Of Credit to Europe. Messrs- NORTON ! &
arranged 70 receive American orrIeass5ld )
vsine In Paris, placing the amount at n
credit Of deoositors Parties before lessi IA,
rome should have their corresponds r
dressed to care OF 20. NJ,
NORTON & CO., Broad ~ IN 4, P,-s
6 Rue Scribe Grand ho Hole Los
or Lothbury'
March 9th.-37w3m
A GENTS WANTED.-s5o PER VIZ x, -:sp.S
"A made in a respectable business
quired. Address, enclosing stamp sa,re,srs. I,
1v4v rs Broadway >"
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2, 1869.
Drp Goods.
REMOVAL:
PAGE r. BEST
REM ED
Corner Store"
Cor. Church & College Sts.
DOM TICS!
TICKIN6s,
nDENIMs AND STRIPES.
PRINTS AND DE LANES
Purchased before the late Advances,
AND WILL SOLD
FOR ABOUT PRESENT COST.
Corner StOre.o
PAGE & BEST.
Jan. 2I.--d&wt1
THE EXCITEMENT CONTINUES AT
Lynn am Aliens,
OVER THOSE
MERRIMACK PRINTS,
10 I-2cts. A YARD
Yes, they are cheap, very cheap, and our neigh
Dor say, 'It is strange why they sell them
so much less than cost, but they do"
Having received another case Of these goods. we
shall continue to sell them at the same figure,
viz
- 1-2cts. A YARD.
And As We are not sure we shall have more ofthese
goods, we advise all to improve the present
opportunity, and secure the bar
gains that many have
he'e''ior' '@Aen'
P. s.-We .han continue To sell AS HERETO
FORE COATS, CLARKs BROOKS SPOOL COT
TON at the
OLD PRICE. ri-. ST, PER SPOOL.
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COST! COST! COST!!!
.wILL SELL MY
En- tire Stock
FURS .g.ND ROBES!
AT COST
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS!s
Previous to packing away for Summer.
Eg- Now is your time to ,ave % per
cent, at 1.-THE
CITY Fur Store,
SIGN or rHE
BL ACK BEA
A r. sHATTUCK,
ls College Street.
Feb 22-.td&wtf
THE LAST SENSATION
In consequence Of the
Failure of Ii. Turk n Bro.
To get more room to accommodate our growing
trade, we have decided, lin order to make
room for new Spring Goods now arriving
to offer our
Entire Stock Of Goods,
Consisting
READY MADE CLOTHING,
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS. CAPS. TRUNKS.
AND UMBRELLAS,
Now complete in IL various branches, for the next
% days and nights. . hours, p minutes
and some seconds, at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
We have the fines: and best selected Stock in the .
state-goods Of or own manufacture and
every article warranted. We arenow
opening new and elegant
styles Of
Roman ScartS,
Tor Ladies' and Gentlem. m. SO very fashionable at
present. A good line Of Gents Canes Sole Leatl-
er Trunks, and Ladies' Travelling BAGS. We
intend ! make
Great Traditions
o our ash Balance between this and Spring, and
the Good
MUST BE SOLD!
Our Custom Department is stocked with the
oics st goods Of the season. We cut and make up
pod TO order in a style not 70 DO exeelled any.
her Q.
G ii early and often
AtNos. , ~ } Bank Block.
Jan. / .-'tdGwd
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IO3 per ceut & Accrued Interest

to investors at
lob per ceut & Accrued Interest
In CURRENCY The Bonds are for 81 900 each.
q The Company reserve the right to advance
the price at any time but all orders actually in
tTansitu at the time of any such advance will be
filed at present price. At this time they pay more
than per cent. upon the investment, and have,
from National and State laws, guarantees peculiar
to themselves.
We receive all classes Of Government Bonds at
their full market rates. in exchange for the Central
Pacific Railroad Bonds, thus enabling the holders to
realize from TO 10 PER CENT PROFIT and keep the
principal of their investments equally secure.
Orders and inquiries will receive prompt attention.
Information, descriptive pamphlets, &C., giving q
ull account of the organization. progress, business
and prospects Of the enterprise furnished applis
ton. Bonds sent by return Express at our cost.
e Subscriptions received by Banks and Bank
ers Agents for the Loan, throughout the United
Sta es, Canada, and Europe. and by
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
BURLINGTON, VT.
- All descriptions Of GOVERNMENT SrcuRIrIEs
BoueHT, SOLD, OR EXCHANGED, at our Office and by
Mail and Telegraph AT MARKET RATES.
y ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS, and others
received and favorable arrangements made for desr
able accounts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-04-02
Central Pacific Il. X. Bonds

secured bv First Mortgage upon so productive a
property among the most promising and reliable
securities offered. No better bonds can be made
portion Of the remainder of this loan is now offered
to investors at