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BTry F.. NJ. Porter before you buy
your Lasting Goods, at No. 135.
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Ihsys known NJ flame. s0mBsrVills, frOl
BrOokTiIls. JsssrSas county. tor many JsArs.
and can testify 10 hlS StGssmsnt - Ons Of truth
and vsrzNity.
FkolssaL Llgu1g Dsat,r sa Had StyssL
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TAKE NOTICE.

Patients are hereby informed that Aftsr the
arst visit they can take the treatment home
and use IL mini cured, without pain OF iBtsTuP
ton 10 their usual vocation.
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SUNDRIES
view orleans sugar and No

New Orleans sugar ana hA0-
IaSses-
,oo HOGsHEADs FULLY TAIR TO
lUU choice SsE Orie1hs s ga.
80 Barrels prins 70 eh9les NeN Or'eAns NO
aTrivfpE direct per steamers Louisville,
s--aTisu Robert Barns, S4nauiia and Armenia,
nd for sale IN I0ts 70 the trade OF b. the bard
Ne stock o. Sugar and Mollssss win Be IN
ereazsd By further receipts. All who Eznt y
purchase Louisiana Sweets viii do vel 70 eaA
and examine Tor themseiTsA For sale BY
faEZC n. BELLY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-27

Yesterday, after years unavoidable delay,
the gree OF b. G.. L was conferred uuon Mr..
II. W. Lougtellow by the University # Oxford,
IT couvocauon specially held for the purpose
OF adding the name Of this most cherished Of
American poets 10 the list of those worthless
whom the Tai ersity delights 10 honor Ii was
only through entirely accidental circumstances
that the author Of - Eyangelue" and the
" Psalm Of Lite was prevented a year ago
from receiving in his own person this tribute TO
ms genius and character, and 10 the genius and
character Of the great Euglish-speaking race Of
The New World, who have recognized in him the
true scion Of long line of intellectual ances-
tors IN the old country. Mr. Longfeow now
joins a noble band Of ' Doctors. 80 anon , whom
several Of his own iustrious fellow-countrv-
men have preceded him. He would probably
have encountered a noiser, but certainly not a
less cordial Or enthusiastic welcome at the hands
OF an undergraduate audience in the Shedonian
Theatre, N commemOration week, than be did
yesterday, when, IN the depth Of the Long Va
cation, be was greeted by the smiles Of a MAORI
" o. Indies Happily an audience in which the
gentier sex lrelominates would naturally respond
VITA the most delicate and vivid svmpatbv 10
The Just praises Of poet whose manly strains I
are 30 pure so tender, and so refined and in /.
Nn'm the chivarous respect for all that i most (
anu i'tei9us ~ tie beauty and strength ]
OF woman's devotion has found the sweetest of |
interpreters. Through Mr.. Lonrfeilow. as on
former occasions through Mr. Motley and Mr..
Prescott in the field Of history. our iinsmen be-
yoni the Atlantic have paid US back in kind
part at least Of the debt they owe to the Irera-
lure OF the mother country Indeed. such
writers as the present American Minister in
England and Nlr. Longtelow. make US debtors
IN our turn. Surely, if it be true that the
whole earth Is the tomb Of illustrious men If i
equally true that the light and warmth Of a
great productive mind and great comruupics-
i've heart are the common heritage Of all civil
l "a nations. At any rate Motley and Long
ltil9" are as much part of the literature ~
LnS-au as Byron and Walter Scott Of tho
literature Of the United States And nj a mo
ment when some questions that must deeplv
concern the future relations Of the old and The
new country are suspended rather than settled
as All good men on both sides must desire ther,
10 be settled, it is doubly pleasant to note how
'u"' inner sense OF common parentage, that
strong family likeness, and those mutual afipi-
hes Of taste and feeling. which survive all con.
fo'efe.es and all separations MAKE Themselves
continuity felt IN many ways, whether in broth
cry contest on the OF on the river. or in tho
ackno" leigement Of reciprocal Intellectual az
hganons, or IN the exchange Of University bop-
remind Us on either shore Of the aras,
ocean that blood Is thicker than wafer ;, # not
more binding than ink
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Jnlsrrllanp.



In an unpublished Greek Ms of the 18th
century, preserved in the library of the
Escurial, Spain. NJ Miller has discovered a
very curious passage. calculated u cast some
light on the history Of the chase 4 few
years ago a singular account had been re-
marked IN a ehronicle OF the middle ayes. to
the effect that the Emperor Frederic Il.
Q2lO) used 70 hunt with tame panther-
Now the " ; in question contains an essay
entitled The chase Of the Partridge and
Hare, written by a bishop Of Philippopoli,.
Constantine Pantechnes, a conemp1rs-v Of
the Emperor Manuel Commenus. who PASSES
for having been an inte-pid sportsman TITS
bishop having attended great imperial
hunting party, describes all the game start
ed. the hawks and falcons unhoided and
sent after it. the dogs on the scent. &c. and
at length SAYS that the chase with birds ha'-
ing ceased, that with trained ranther- be
gan. Each h0rseman carried one OF these
fer0cious animals behind. on a lion : -kiH {.
the panther's ewes We're handaged, ana II
had strong collar round It's neck tie
leather throng attached TO 1t was neld ny
the rider. Tie hare being perceived, the
handage WAS quickly removed, and the
ounce let loose on the fugitive game. which
in three OF four huge springs was
oyerruEeu and caught Elated with It's
achievement. the leopard would now return
slowly with the prey between It's jaws to
il, master. who. having aligArcd, would
ST. H. f.. and ~ the same time insert two
fingers into It's uo,trils. As this prevented
it, breathing. It was forced to iet 90 the
game. tli- JIc i1rseman Immediately took,
and. opening the neck. let the blood run III
. wooden bowl, which he gave 10 the
panther as reward for t. services. This
wi- -resdily tapped up, but at the las, drops
tle alu-sman would kick the bowl away,
upon which the Infatuated animal would at
tclut % ly at him; but be e!lectually ward
ed Do lf with the lions skin 1t IL difficult
90 understand for what purpose the creature
was 81 unnecessarily yexed after performing
10, Office. In India this hunting with r,aincd
PAINTERS is % this day a lav5r.te Amusement
with some Of the native princes, and the
sport I- pursued in nearly all respects ae it
wa under the Emperor Fredric IN the l5th
century.
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=. Inc n ]. Sun tells the story Of deacon WIN
I II IN the good old days when everybody ON
me easierly side Of the Hudson drank New En-
Ilnu rum his deacon was accustomed for the
sface Of nifty years to take his eleven o'cloct
anl iour CLOCK reireshsr Of that othodox beyer-
age, At these precise hours he was wont 70 90
70 1he wen and with the old oaken bucket that
nuns rom the antique sweep draw a nail of
Hl'er 10 cool and molify his morning and even
h ,uk uia'l, In process Of time, full Of years and
po'.ls' me deacon was gathered to his fathers
'ut 'le Ne..-s"eep still lived; and such was the
ieree Of habit upon it, coupled with ~ -. .ne
city TO forget anything it had once Learned
Tor long years after the deacon ,Vss - ' IA,
~eil-sNeep continued to 90 up and down 50 rag ,e
larry at eleven and four o'elocl tbat ali ~ si
IN the neighborhOOd set their watches BY II '''''
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/ n BANKRUPTCY District Of Vermont sat
] L Rutland, the 18th day Of July, A. ID. Is69-The
undersigned hereby gives notice OF his appointment
l as assl-ute of John II. Mar u Of
/ DO the County Of and State Of Vermont
within said District who has been adiudged bank
ruut upon his own petition, by the District Court Of
said District.
5W3w JACOB EDGERTON. Assignee
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I,cnR GREEN'S EsTATE.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, having. been appoin-
w led by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenden Commits oners to receive,
persons against the estate Of Jacob Green, late Of
burlington, in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands eXhlhited IN Oh et
hereof. being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, We do therefore hereby give notice, That we
will attend TO the business Of our appointment at tne
Store Of Samuel Huntington, in Burlington, IN
said District on the second Mondays Of sept. and
February next, at 10 O'Clock An, on each Of SAID
DAYS. 800
y PARKER, lComrnissioners
SAM. HUNTINGTON
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geaal N0tites.
Joseph c. ELDRIDGE's ESTATE.

w - he Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chittenden, Commissioners to receive;
examine and adjust the claims and demands o. an
persons against the estate Of Joseph I. EluIluss'
tsts NJ burlington. in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited IN on
set thereto; and six months from the day OF the uite
hereof. being allowed by said Court for that puI-
nose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend 70 the business Of our appointment ~
ocs Of W. L. Strong, in Burlington IN said District
on the second Wednesdays Of November and fenru-
arv next at 10 O'Clock, An, On each OF said days
dated this OH day Of August, AID. 1863.
v Y 1 I. sSo8642TfT RIFT Commissioners.
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S25O.OOO

On single risk, aud az we devote our eut tine
this business and employ every facility fer trlu-
acting il in satisfactory manner, We think that In
su-ers vii ind il % be for their advantazs 70 1-s
their business to ourc are and We viii always look
their interests and oudeavor 70 serve them in SAB.
isactory and faithful manner.
ALL LOSSES viii be LITERALLY ADJUSTED
and PROMPTLY PAID at this Agency ia current
funds. When desired we VIII make losses payable
In GOLD.
We employ an experienced Surveyor who viii
make surveys ofMllls and other risks when iasur
ance is desired, without extra charge. ans we are
prepared to place risks 10 ANY COMPANIES thas
parties may prefer, or II the selection is s, 90 ne we
VIII give them the best CouPanies .n this country.
r Communicates by mail viii receive p1oup-
attention.
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THIS is 70 give notice. That on the 10th day Of
/ August a. u. l-ig, a Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued aoinst the estate Of Way Eggles Of
Manchester in the County Of Bennng t0n and state
OF Vermont who have been adintsed Bank upts on
the petition OF ia ir creditors that the payment OF
any de1ts, and delivery ofanv property belonging
o. such Baukwpts % them 1r for their use and tho
transfer q ans property by them are forbdde u nv
law that meeting 90 the creditors Of said Bank
rupts, c. prove heir debts and % choose one or
more Assn uags0 iher estate. sil ne hald AZ A f5rt
u Bankruptcy. 70 be holden az the Office Of A. L
Miner, in Manchester, IN the County of Bennington
and state OF vermont before A. P. Lyman, Regis
t.r, On the ilh day o. September A. d. Is5g at 10
O'Clock ".
\. B. FLANAGAN,
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ADMIrAL DAVIS OUTwITrED.-In Mr.. Thomp-
sons recently published work Paraguay We
have one explanation of the very singular con-
duct, as WIS considered by many, Of Admiral
Davis in the matter of the release Of Mes7rs'
Masiermsn and Davis;
On December the United States ship wasp
again made her appearance, carrying an Aulii-
rails aud Minister'S flag The new minister
was General Nc lahon, sent TO replace MI
Washburn, whom he had met at Ro Janeiro-
As Mr.. Washburn had been Subjected 10 some
indignitics on leaving Paraguay-espeelaHy 10
having two members Of his legation lorclN J
taken from him while on his way to embark,
thrown into irons and sent 10 the army 10 be
iuised-it was determined that Admiral DAVIS
should 70 siih squadron Of war vessels, and
demand the surrender of these prisoners, and
that. until they were given up, General McMa-
hon should not land The morning the Wasp
arrived, captain Kirkland went up to see Lopez
At his headquarters. and arranged that Lopez
should meet the Admiral the same evening at
Angostura. The meeting took place at my house,
Lopez being so amiable and plausible that be
delighted Admiral Davis, and made him really
believe that Masterman and Bliss, the two pri-
'Nnt4o HfihAhAcus Ntit Eu-lt+ u a III A'N-N 80
spracy lie told the Admiral that he himself
wished 10 give them up, but that the tribunals
would rot do 50. However, Admiral Davis had
some arguments with him in the shape of eleven
inch guns, which would have been applied in a
more persuas We manner than the BrAzilians did
theirs: and so on December 10, at night, Mas
termau and Bliss were sent to me, with orders
to deliver them to Captsin Kirkland as prison
ers. was only too glad TO obey this order, as |
knew it was only a farce | could not, ofcourse
see Admiral Davis or Captain Kirkland to tell
them my idea Of their guilt On the 18th Gen
eral McN1ahon landed and went up to head
quarters. where he remained some time with
Lopez
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NOTICE.

N-OTICE is hereby giveu that have given my
son, Jerrod Il. Tomiins0n, "a minor under TWEEN
:, -are wears OF agej his time. ] shall claim none
u his wages, pay any debts Of ms contracting
after this date. ,,r,- ,.,,,,r,-eo,-
p-,b-oorI January H. 1850 7W3W
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FIRE OR MARINE INSURANCE IN
RELIABLE COMPANIES,
Oldest & srOnsestInsurance Companies

And at the same time We would remind them that
We issue policies in the
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Home Insurance Conn.
OF NEW TlE-.
Capital and Surplus. r-.-7..-.
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Vt. CENTRAL L SULLIVAN Z. Il.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.



TRAINS GOING sOUTH AND EAs.
Mail Train leaves Ogdenshurg at N d. M
Burlingtan 81 6.l5 m. for White River junction
Boston, worcester. Sprn -Geld, New York and Pas
sUmpsie Railr3as
Day Express leaves Montreal at $40 am. o.
densours at s. a m, Burlington at 1880 D. M
Night express leaves Ocienshurz atIf.71a-rn
hontreal al 81 ,. m-, Burlington at s. = d. m.
arriving IN Boston AZ $50 m. connecting N Rel.
~ " EAlis loT Boston, Worcester, Springfield and
TRAINS GOING NORTH AID wEsr
Bay Express loaves Boston via Lowell sooo IN
VA fltchhurs at ljl a. H. arriving in SprirHej5
a. 7Vu a. N, burlington az 40 D. m. MlatresI a.
- P. m ogdenshurg az ~ 40 p. a. MAXIM - a.
connection with trains for the we-t 'So
NAL Tram leaves Burlington at r.2Jp.1r f,. c,
, Accommodation II ain leaves Nortbosli . H.
burg, &c. '-' a''' ofd-ns-
, Night Express leaves New York Al n
boston wa tchnEsL, 81 sop m., VI, -,
~ P N, buTiin- ton al 81 a liz. Gr a.. =. az
and Osdelsoars. couueciiL- nth St.s,,,,' , ~. ~
the GRAND Trunk tTains for IT, West MUS anu
sleeping cars are atiaclr.l q. MN Ma. Ill. u.
Express trains. " OoIh Gay
., IleAe'S anu iniurglsiion can be obtained ofH \
Burlington, i'an hotoi'
Q, M. ,-.--..- G. MERRILL. supt
o. Al"AHs' June ~ 1909. -t8wly
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t}7nl!rnpt 5lotires.


u. T. WALLS Judge.
---7-=s--------7----=-7---I
.1..f.1 .N4.
INSTRUCT COURT q -Le United >tlte- f.rtle Die
- ut 'a-.1. 90. s.-in .le matter a. Frank j.
. .- Ts.tH- Il.srl..- Iu Iauaruurcs.-Ta whom
.t-.s ..rea-l r.s u1le- -rsc hereby .-.re- he
r-.Ol arn..-tleat as Assignee 90 Frank j. q,
f..- -...a-- a. County VI Cl.r-eu1eu. and
a-g. las-apt u5'a b. .aa petition, i.,5 i.' BY
ni... st Hu-..l--.a. ia said District, the 9Th tay
.- August. 8. ID. I-...
-Ea ". II. STONE.
SIAN Is. JIG rlu Ii. --.cc Of Vermont. DO the
natter .l Hm- 1T Ryan, bankrupt In Bank
rl.-
b. -. -'-- r.. ..- raw relle, Register In Bank
fuf- l.r above u street
cia Do Samuel d. Ssu.e- the Assignee u the
. -4l- t.uaruHt yes re-lGLy rep
/ r0#r- tlt have accepted The appoint
Assignee t .--i estates that the PEE
a-e months DIES eli'-el since tle late ai
Oh. .H--- V--- ORDER s.sor- ami -Il.t
er.. Meeting b, -.s cre. 8 D.. said Bankrupt
aas -ta- report 10 1' proceedings IN
.. tAs h4-arll AZ. H.reA A ID,
sam I'll To eoe -E ASS. ---e.
/ f--- -l.. -.-.... A.. s.- % ,
/ Ni- -.a' % ~ sam 4i- ule,
.a no " -- ii' l-l iii' li-iaFlpt-
.-l '-- tl-f- Meeting "
.--l, '1 1e-- AZ Llr-
--s 'i's Gay
a. ll-' NJ tAe
.-a 4s- 7--l7 il
'' 1880 -'--lf.-.. i.i lle l-r poses named
Do .' ..'- "l--h4- lt Al' v- Aairn -
--...- .-il t-e Assignee give
$3.50 seems .i-a- I" ltleu OF p1utct
I-- NJ l-e time ana place e
t- -.'llis Hl 'i-l Bans
.-..--. i.i' .e a. 1...-t tne Bankrupt 0. 10
Aei Do. Do. shall also pu- iish notice
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OF HARTFORD.
Home FMS. Company,
OF NEW YORK.

And our many other Companies vll=s lI1ERAIITY,
FAIRNESS and Lo~s STANDING ore wen known hy
every business man, and whose CosBuEp CssH
ASSETS amount 70 over Forty u lions Of Doll
lars. thus Offering better security than any o-ho-
Agency TO tlis part 90 The Sew England STATES.
We can place at moments notice Fire Insurance
20. tf.a sr-rr-s 81
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STEPHEN wHITxEr's ESTATE.

PROBATE Court for the
D-s-flt- % Ohlten1lu' 81 District Of Chittenden.
To at persons interested in the estate Of stephen
Whitney, late e. Burlington, in said District,
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,IANOs ANp ORGANS
PE.k.vOS or 0RC

SINGH PRICES mae aesn a oor,,-.-,- III.
II 70 purchasing Mgsicli Iustrumeu1S- y ,tion
me pleasure 70 inform those intending 4 givrs
themselves with rr5vide
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SEEDS.
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS SEED.
ORCHARD GRASS SEED.
HERDS GRASS SEED.
WHITE CLOVER SEED.
RED CLOVER SEED.
RED TOP SEED.
FLOWER TRELLISES.
SEED WHEAT.
SEED BARLEY.
SEED PEAS.
SEED NTERS.
CORN PLANTERS,
And a general assortment Of Plows, Harrows, and
ali Implements used on the Farm or Garden.
Also, a choice selection Of
FL Ow er Sc g q $.
From the celebrated firm Of Hovey 4 Co., Boston,
and Wick, Of Rochester. For sale by
Us. PIERCE Il son.
April I2.-.d&wtf
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RAILROADS.
GUTLAVD & BURLINGTON R.R.
CHANGE oP rrrE
Railroads.

~ 'N -'''-'N- ~ N'tN'
-
'nAN"A 0f iAA
On and arsr Monday. Nav IT,. t-aius VIII III, =,
/ olevs.
,r.r, ---. -
' - a. 49, i- y W." D org. b-
W! - ~ ~ Z. ~ --.i' hral .e'|FI f
9fl-s, aNe -. "aI- A.. '-a- al hatiAua
N w. .. ii.,7.-- r.a- 10y f.A
Ne" lylA, s.tt AI-'.- aver i--.lI' az. $3.50 ..
80 -. o..-,......-
-. -'''' --'''-i '''''-f
g F-k.-lAi EXPRESS, tfr Rutland and Fellows
Falls, arriving at Rutani - Pm Bellows
Falls sIePH
q Pu.-ACCoY5T0pATIoN TRAIN .--,v,--
=. p,-.f.-s -. -N-' main arriving
' 49, y, Nm.
oee rs- NiehI EAfktSe, with sleeping cars for
Nes foTf and Boston Arriving az Rutland
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FIRST CLASS
Shuttle Seeming sEsGChlHC,


4 simple, effective easy runninE, almost noise
y less. and har dsamc machine. the wills y
rival. This machine will DO the full range Of work
that the high p-iced machines do aud Is iuly war
ran'ed for three years Manufactured by he Hilsoa
Sewing Mach ne Company, Cleveland. Ohio. Cap
ital SlQlOlH.
AGENT~ WANTED ia every town in Wash
ington. Chitten1eu and Add son counties. Liberal
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Apply to. OF address, Z. c RIVER Payn's Block,
Church Street. Burlington, Vt.
InLN ~ WI
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sAHBAru sCH0oL coNvENTION.


L day. September 81. Application for board
may he made to Rev. C F. Ferrin Hncshur-h,or SO
the Principal.
J. " RUSSELL.
July 2oth-tdIw1WfW Burlington, VI.
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that by special arrangement
great advantage in buyiKg which -ives me a
FIRST CLASS On ulei
FNSVRTNENTS
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Thanking The Public

For their liberal patronage and confidence, during
the past year be hopes strict attention o. uusl-
ness and the want OF his customers. 90 continue 20
merit and receive continuance OF the same
F. DANIELS.
North FerTisbureh, April p 43wtf
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In this country at as low rates as are charged 6y
parties representing Companies with uHaH capital
and uery iisa means Of security TO policy holders.
At this Agency we offer you policies IN the
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Yer Prices

IO~
than il La. Yer i I1ceS
For the + ~ ,.y.itlo ., s.fl Than, bere+ofors
s NY uth Of this assertion, can refer those
- inquiries to several Of ms customers IN diff
part u the COUNTRY who have recently pur-
sd. ! have the General Agency in Vermont
md Northern New York. for
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BOURBON ~ Rlre whistles,
No. al Front Sue,t, New York.
WE would call the attenti on of Selectmen, Town
w Agents, and the Medic al Faculty Of the st tie
Of Vermont to our we'll sele tied stock Of imported
Wines and Liquors, and choi ce Bourbon Whistles,
which We offer on :, asonahle terms. We would re-
spectfully solicit share Of public patronage, and
Will guarantee ali liquors pu released Of us to be
PURE AND UNA DULTERATED
AL orders received will be promptly attended to-
CARR & BLANCHARD,
No. III Front Street, n. Y.
MIDDLEBuRY COLLEGE, June %, 1869.
T HEREBY certify that / have analysed for
L Messrs. Carr Blanchar d, No. lil Front Street,
New York. the following T AIMED liquors. Bourbon
and Rye Whistles, Meder, swan and Holland Gins.
Martelle Brandy and ST. CT ok Rum and found them
all TO he pure and unaduli Grated and free from in
organic contaminStons. nd properly administered,
can commend them FOR medicinal use
aug Il fd&wly PROF. HENRY N. SEELY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-27
SMITHS .Efmerican Organs

In speaking OF these Justly celebrated Organs IN
a letter t. the Messrs. SMITHS Mr.. CARL
ZERItAHN the cele hrafed Musical Director says
The puT y and sweetness Of tone was excellent,
and was .ecialy struck with the great power Of
the sub hss- fotes.
"Thequa ity Of tone bears the closest resemblance
- the pip ryan, and cheerfully testify TO their
great superiority IN this respect, well as in the
finish Of the lechanical parts
slsn Ia 3. the Agency for the >EW HAVEN
Temple -tRGASS. and for several other
rst-cla,s makers Purchasers will find il greatly to
their advsu e 10 call upon or consult me by letter
before buying elsewhere.
q. L. STORY.
Burlington, VI, June ilth, 1899. t-d&w6
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-27
ID AN he Is

Also makes black, brown, and drah Cass.ueras,
Cloakin-s Reps. Trcots. pocskns ana Beaver
Cloth, most any ofwhich can he found on hand.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-27
NOTICE
TO Fire Insurance szge5Ift

We make liberal arrangements with o-her lis
ance Agents by which they can eet their Ia--o7ii
placed through US, and thus avail Themselves
superior iacilit'e s flr doing this business.
We also desire to arrange with reliable rerse1
solicit applications in the small towns anivIt
where We have no local agents.
Address
s. & r. s. WIRES
BURLIEeToy Vt
Feb. L. ls6s.-std&w