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The following Boats comprise .his Line NAd =,
run 10 the following urder;
MEMPHIS PACKkr.
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A Handsome InLueesnens.

Every person who sends ST. 80 TO tho xxx CEs.
ruRN" Publication Co. at Charleston, a. C.. receives
,hatsuperb magazine for year. and a copy Of Vi.
thor Of the wayerly Novels or the works Of Charlie.
Dickens that may be dc.,suated. spscitnon nun, bet
with premium list, IS cents. .elSvsra
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VNO CONTRACTORS,

Notice is hereby gwen that Scaled Proposals viii
be received at my office in the Court House, IN the
h day Of bescS.r A. b. iSS ior keeping. board f
Jag, lodging, cotm. end all other attention enumc
rated IN the specifications on file IN my office Of all
Farm, near rhebes, IN said county, except such Pau
Pers as are sick at. and not able to be removed from
Cairo, for IL. period OF one year from the frat day
under this notice, are required 10 bid inuch per
month, for adults and children ten years old,
and much per month for children under the age Of
ten years taking into consideration the nso OF said
Poor House Farm and the labor Of such PauIers.
Bond will be required in the SUN OF e3oUO'for the
faithful performance OF the contract AIss. Sealed
Proposals will lie received, aforesaid for kcopl az
boarding and lodging, aud all other attmuQass(ox
cept medical attention. OF all Paupers VITO fali Sick
at Cairo and not in condition TO be rora6 .td % No
Poor House Farm, 70 be kept al Cairo until ia coSr
dition To- justify their rsinova to s-d Poor House
the rate per month for adults aud ehildrcnoyer thG
age Of ten years, ana ,he rate por month nr ehil-
bond will he required In tho sum Of 50 on for tho
faithful performance Of the contract,
Alss, Sealed Proposa.s will DO received, . sfore-
said. fer medcine and medical treatment ons such
paupsrs, a. shall Ases the same, nj the Poei House
Farm. The bidder To submit his bid At much lsr
visit, and al.s BID fot 20 much per year. lNo bd
will hs sstertainsd uaess that Of regular pnot..g
Bosd will ss required IN the sum Of ssossr the
Also. ssaIsd Proposals viii i 10 Received arore
said, for medicine sns medical attendance on hi such
Poupcrs US remain in Cairo Tho bids TO be submit
per annun Other bids than these of regular prse.
Using physician. will no; 10 entertained.
sSnS p, BE asssE :S% OF 500 for tho
Payment for all OF the absvs described services and
specifications will DO made in cash. quarterly NJ each
september and December, A. d. 1870
fhe Court reserves the right to rsjes, d, bids.
By order Of the Comfy CONT ,yS,u .-.
December 18th, 1868. dlt-dtd
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GAS.
NO GAS CONSUMERS.

nessrs o. y. yeAger Co., near corner AZ Eiahth
s 49,. And Sonmsfcial avenue, have supplied them"
,s Wiz one OF u. Mcdonald 4 Cos Iofaliibl..
'ss Testers Parties dissatisfied with the rsTister.
oI 'seI nc'ers can now have them tested IF the
me.els are found true the small expense OF The t..t
WI DO charged 70 the party causing III il the n,stsr
Quad Incorrect no charge viii ~ made mviSsf,
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IiAcholos's Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the vorld; the
only and perfect bye, harmless. reliable. inss,n-
ianeous, no disappointment no ridiculous uats
r.raecs the IL! effects Of bad dyes lavgorste~ and
teayos tn. Hair .oft and beautiful. black OF brown
Sold by All Druggists asd Perfunors. and properly
sppl,c nj Bateheors Wig Factory. No. Ia. Bond
tr,ct New fork. nsaadAwly
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evp, ST. Brtlrer !" prbi'hrd every H''
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,.sa.., ,~on copies furnished r'r- Allure
jOhS IL UNE.Il.r ~, Care III
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IT You Want

A Rare Observation-Disclosures Receipts,
Magic Arts, Discoveries, CO., comprising valuable
Information for everybody. ssai BY nail, (fss .,
POSTAGE for 20 cents.
Address r. f. NORMANDY, Sol Market street, ST.
Louis, Mo. se3T dawIy
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MEMPHIS, WHITE RIl IRR AND
WI LITTLE ROCK
PACKET OoNGF AMY
UNITED STATES MAIL LINZ ID .
JOHN ID. DAVIS, sup't, Msnpkis Tsnnssses
EN~s The splendid side. wheel
I, <zsi1a.Ss, PASSENGER STE. iMERS
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LIBERTY Nos
Leave Menphs every TUESDAY, rBU tsDAY asd
SATURDAY at n, for White River, 20 injecting q
Dayas Bluf with the Aemphis and ,isus Rock Rail.
road for Little Rock and Het Sp.ia, p. Time ron
Memphis TO Little Rock, IS hours.
Frolghx and Passengers reeslpted ever aae absvs
Lane nj lower rates than asy other rou 10.
eHAS. T. HlkDE, AEeS 1, CssH o, ~.
r. once . Whu f'bea1
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BULLS
SAR = AP a IL ILL "A
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
t.a ..1 $500 FAITH.
Rad the Capitalize Letter and the Letter
from his Mother;


BsstoA Barrasss. NO.. AprA 30. 1900.
DIR JOHN BULL--DsAr sri Knowing the eli.
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hsisl qualities possssses. ssndyon mo Following
state Risnt Of my case: -n.
Iuas wounded about two years ago-wss taken prs,
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80 o. ten, my wounds havo not healed YET nave not
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thro ugh the hips. My general health 4. impaired,
and need something 20 assist nature have more
faith in your sarsapsrlla than many thing tse Wish
that that is genuine. Please express me ahalf dozen
botu ~, and oblige CAPT. q. 4. JOHNSON,
st. Louis, Mo.
+. n The following written April 80, lS06, by
Mo. Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt, Johnson
DR., JOHN BULL-Dear sr My husband, DR. o.
g. J1hnion, was skillful surgeon aud physician IN
Central New York. where ho died. leaving the above
q. L.. johnson IN my care At thirteen years al age
he had u chronic diarriea ana serofula, for which
gave him your sarsapsrilla 1T CURED HIM ]
have for ten years recommended Il 10 many IN New
York, Ohis and Iowa, for scrOfla fever sores, and
general debility. Perfect success Las attended II,
Tbs serisaia sems cases sereaia aad Jeuo ssrss
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10 again have recourse 10 yonr Sarsaparia. He u
fearful Of getting spurious article, hence hs writing
a. you forIt Ills wounds were terrible, but believe
"' 49, JENNIE JOHNSON
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Drake 's Collection

of nearly one hundred receipts for making btspdy
al kiuds OF wine GIn, Ale, Bcer Cordsls. supcr.i
CIDER, aId much other useful informatioa for those
dealing NOR manufacturing any osths sboye, s,,he,
fyr tho trade or homo use.
Sent by mail nee Of possio, toESo e~~~. Address
X. T.. NORMANDY. sol Market street. 81 Ls,as, No.
se27 lydsw
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CT. LOUIS, CAIRO AND NEW
~ ORLEANS
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lf You Want

Material to make a dollar bottle Of the best nah II
storatye used tor restoring gray hair 70 ~ sru.
inal color, send 20 cent. for package.
IT You Want
Nice White Teeth, Healthy Gums, and asweet krestA
send for our TURKISH DRNTRlFIcs, Pr.e. y
cents.
IfYOu Want
eur. cure for Headache, cstArrA, besfsoss or Ia.
zins in the ears, send for our srERNuTAToRT
Price So cents.
~ Esther OF the Above seat postpaid ss ressr,
Of price.
Address Joseph X. L'.hsr, tsI asrk., street, 81.
Lous. No. se2l lvdav
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EVANSVILLE AND CAIRO

EVANSVILLE AND CAIRO
PACK EFT COM. PAN<
,y-sIl,sss%, Consulting Of tn following
ss:.s'ss-.ss= Splendid Passeng, n Steamerss
ARMADA,
DUsouoHET...-..Aa Master FoNLEP .......... ..CaerA
Leaves Care Sunday aud Thursday aSp.. iff
QUICksTEP,
DEATER........p....MasterG RAMAE &-..,..~ .-Uierk
Leaves Cairo Tuesday aad Friday at
- CvMBEkLANB,
WIN. A. LoWTh.. Master WRIGHT. ..-....-... ERIK
Leaves Cairo Wednesday Aad sst.A au~tSp.m,,
Making all intermediate landings. mud vsyfug pr
tieuls rattentlon 10 Packet F-sishts.
-.'A ChAs. r. HiNDE, A veneN
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Natural Leaf, perfectly pure rslSe signifies pure
Prepared without any coorins or foreign substance.
Cured on Porcelain mot copper, over a slow Gre.
Deli .htfu flavor, exceedingly powerful and strong.
Com bines all the healthy virtues Of the Tea-plant
Mandarins and higher class Of natives use no other.
This celebrated Tea was first introduced here by
the OKtENrAL TEA CsNPASY, IN May, l-os, when
the limited quantity imported was rapidly sold, at
the high price Of 5 pound IL met with sucn
unquaiiied approval, and the demand for IL from all
sections was 50 great that the Company made ar
rangements 20 procure a larger supply, upon more
favorable terms for the future. ana they have Just
received the first invoice for this ar which viii be
sold nj the low price Of sl.l0a pound az which hut
little over half what it cost year ago. il is the
cheapest Tea known. and the Company ieel that
they cannot 20 highly recommend II % all VINO
drink Tea a. i possesses the flavor and strength
and the soothing, invigofating properties OF both
SLACK aud Green, without any injurious quality /;
being chemically pure and free ON ALI colorins
matt r or any foreign mixture, 10 Will suit the taste
and please all who love Tea.
Til. tea is pat up neatly IN pound parcels IS
pounds in a chest with the price, 81 10, printed on
each package The wholesale price ~ the chest Is
: 4 pound and orders from Traders, HOtel-keepers
Pc dlsrs Clubs Families for chests Of 90 pounds
or more will he filled at the wholesale price. Parties
living 10 .wns where have agents can always
get this Tea from them
like an other goods sold by the Oriental Tea Com
pany, this Tea is warranted 70 give entire sSiisiae
ton; and parties ordering. can do so with the ful
assurance that If the whole or any part fails TO suit
it may be returned at our expense and we will re-
fund the money.
SPECIAL N0TICE-As matter Of convenience
to the public we are arranging with Apothecaries
and other Merchants, all the country to act
agents for selling our Teas and Coees in their local
ity, at our warehouse prices Our Profts small
but re gfre orsr JourJtths offhsm to agents
mission. We want an Agent in every town in the
Union, and will send full particulars, terms, price
lists. &c, upon application by mail from Traders
desiringit. Addrss
ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY.
Mays, td&wiw Bosros, Mass.
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The corner stone of new Methodist church
was laid in Newport last Wednesday, in the
presence Of large number of clerical and lay
spectators
AT the quarterly meeting on Sabbath last in
windsor, Rev. Mr.. Pratt and Rev. L. c. Dcl,in-
son. Presiding Elder, preached to large and at
tentive audiences.
The late Hon. NJ. W. Bates Of Dover Del,
leIi $4,000 to the superannuated preachers Of
the Wilmington and Philadelphia Nj. T. Con-
ference.
Clark street Methodist Church Block, Chicago,
erected few years since, at a cost Of 100000,
has been rented this year for S92, 000, an the
ohuroh-rooms being reserved, as usual.
The Methodist clergymen of Chicago, at a
meeting IN that city, passed resolutions solemn
ly protesting against the ceremony Of decorat-
ing the graves Of the soldiers Of the Union on
Sunday.
LIBERAL CHRISTIAN.
Rev. Joseph Barker breaches on alternate
Slbbaths at the Universalist Churches in Felch-
vile ana South Woodstock.
Nh. Il. c. Bates, a member Of the Graduating
Class Of ''The Boston School, - for the Ministry,
and former resident of Vermont, has accepted
unanimous call to settle over the First Con
greg1uonal Church (Unit) in Stirling, Mass.
This Church is one of the largest in Massachu-
seIts, outside Of Boston.
Rev. George Il. Hepwor,h Of Boston, has re-
ceive a call to the Church Of the Messiah, New
! ork. ut a salary Of SO, 900.
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CAErFVTER-WES Hineshur-h May
9th. tv Rev. q. f. Perrin. Joel y. Carpenter and
olive Wentworth, both Of Sta-ksHnro.
DIED.
PtluFR.-At Essex Junction. at the yes lence uf
bier nIn-aw. Mr. R0Iu Smith. May -Ifh. Mr.
Chloe Mead, wife Of Jonah F. Palmer. formerly VI
Jndorhill, aged years, months and Do days.
Hath shelburn, May 2ith, Thomas Hall,
aged II years.
LAvDov-In Shclburn, May ~. Mrs Narinia g..
eartch, wife # joseph Lanton, Of Hines ur-h,
SWIrH-In Hine>tursh. May Is, Elmer F., aged B
months, son Of VIM. d. Smith.
LAyiGVE-In Iincshur-h, May D. Mrs. Eliza la
v'guc, wife Of Francis Lay'-nc, aged 81.
Rain Hineshursh Man 2i, Eu-cnc l.. aged B.
wear and days, only child of willard aud -g aa
L. Ray.
LOHRY.-Ig Burlington, on Sunday Nav %,
lsa9, George Lowry, in the 61th year of bis age.
BowuAN.-In st. Johushury. May 21th, Nellie,
only daughter of y. & c. W. Bowman, aged
nine years.
LAMoRA.-In Burlington, Vt, Tuesday morning
June lst 1863. Phil0mone wife of Oliver Lanorai
aged go years.
TRUNAS.-In this city, Monday May 3st, Mrs.
Hannah Truman, wife Of Capt Anus Truman
aged y years.
ELnRrDcE-In this city Wednesday. June I'd,
Joseph G. Eldredge, aged Sc years.
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STATE or VERMONT.

OFFICE u7 SECRETARY or STATE.
NuEIHFIElu, June D. l~6.
A,FALFD PROPOSALS. are hereby invited fr
- p-iHt.a- tle following state Documents ttu.t.
Reports of tie Auditor 81 Accounts. Aaiutiut aud
Inspector ttuera rtcrw-ter Cen rtl, Sergeant
at-Arns. KAlr.lt Commissioners Commits oner ~
the Insane Directors. .r.ut sufent and Chaplain
uf Che State Prison. l--te. % fle Vermont k {, rm
School sI.i Trustees .l the University of VcrmU ut
anu >ra'c Ar cultural college. Iu tae general form
and style U' fH. Reports .l -rIte Osers l.r ISIS,
O.. tc bound .u .ue volume aut delivered no the off
flee 81 tic secretary Oi state, Iu Montpelier. ou or
before the second Ii urS ut Doc October.
Also, the Report % the toar. 90 Eiucatiou 30 the
stmr form aua style a- tllft OF i-i-. bound In 90
single volume. and 90 Dee delivered ai Use SAM time
and place.
Also. the Annual S s-ion L7ws Of 1872 in tie same
-tyle these ut lists, bound in single volume, and
10 De ready for distribution on or before the first
dav n January. is 10
Al~', the senate and House Journals, in the saug
general form ami styie Of those Of D. s. Co be bound
Iu separate volumes, and ready l.r distribution on
or hc0r. the ir-t day of NAV. i-.t
Deta ls OF contracts VIII Hc governed no all par
cul3r, by the provisions oi su. CO. Of the pan phlet
Laws OF l-i7,-t which parties interested are res
pecttully referred
Blank proposals for bids viii be furnished az once
70 parties desiring tocnternto contract for any part
Ofthis work.
The light TO reject any or all proposals as may be
deemed Tor the interest Of the State y hereby re-
served. GEORGE NICHOLS,
June i--+d6w3w Secretary Of state.
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:. 4 RS WIRES. Agents.
burlington, Vt.
Jun. Ist.-f-dGwtf
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L District of Vermont In the matter of Carlos
Z. Abbott. Bankrupt Notice Is hereby given that
a petition has been filed In said Court by Carlos c.
Abbott OF Nergennes, in said District duly declared
a bankrupt under the Act Of Cong1ess OF March ..
1867 for seharge and certificate thereof from all
his debts and other claims provable under said Act.
and that the 9th day Of JulySd9, 10 O'Clock AN,
before the Hon. D. Smallev, Judge Of said Court
at his Chambers ia the CITY q Buriin gton is
assigned for the hearing Of the same when and
where all creditors have proved their
debts ard other persons In interest may attend and
show cause, II any they have, why the prayer Of
said petition should no. he granted. The Second and
third meetings Of creditors will be held at the
time and place.
! Dated al burlington on the LIST day of June 1859
zaw3w B. B. sMALLEY, Clerk.
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6ood turkeys sold at 2oc q II fair domaud.
W. Taylor sold 200 fhs Of chickens at - p e.
Boston Market.


WEDNESDAY, June ,.
FLOUR Tho demand for Flour has been quite
moderate the past week, but there is a better eel
ing at the close. with the continuance Of light re-
ceipts for the season. Prices are lower and uu-at-
factory hut all good family brands are held firm.
We quote Western supeIiine AT s. 80 a. 3 '5 com
mon extras at 60 a 50; medium extras and takers
brands at IS IS a 50; and white wheat, Ohio In
diana and Michigan at = a 10 e Dbl; few favor
lite brands Michigan selling at 81 a 10 g hbl. IL
lnos white wheats have been selling at 3 a Do 80:
and St. Louis at S a 70 80 y bbl the latter price
for favorite brands. In Corn Meal sales at = 50 "a
; r bhl for common and Brandywue. In Rye
Flour the sales have been confined to small lots
6RAlN.-Ihe market for Corn is firm, with light
receipts and small stock. The sales have be n at
@, a Il, for Western and southern yellow; q cargo
OF choice Ba tmofe yellow held at : o. and Wet
ern mixed has been sold at 90 20 9tc for good and
choice new t. 8 ol for old. Oats dull and prices
are lower The sales have been at % a Sic for Cam
ada, and 81 a SIC for Western. as TO quality In
Rye the sales have been confined T. small lots at
81 40 "a l IS Z bush. Shorts are dnll AMI pric
have eased of TO So T. ton. Fine Feed is NORMALLY
$50 G32i ana middlings at s3j a 30 q ton.
PROVISI0NS.-Pork remains quite steady and
has been in moderate demand, the sales condnrd %
lohhng lots The sales have been at So for prime;
$50 a 32i0r mess, and S}5 "a 81 for clear Beef hos
been IN iar demand, but at lower prices. The sales
nave been at Sl2 "a u 80 for mess So 10 - for eve
ira mess, and s2 "a . for family in Lard sales at
l9t "a l9c T. Do for steam and kettle rendered.
Smoked Hams al &c q To-
PRODU CE.-Butter has been arriving mora free
~. and prices have eased of a little. The sales have
been 30 a 3Se for good and choice, and Is 20 SO for
common. Cheese comes forward slowly and prices
continue to be sustained. The sales have been at D.
q 9c for farmers diaries. and - a pc for factory
White Beans are firm at s. 30 a . 62as p bush for
Ineui1in anu - . "a % for extra pea ana IN arrow
'anaoa Peas are quiet. EEgs are in demand am
prices have vanced to 2lc Z dozen. Potatoes are
plenty and dull. with sales at % n f1c p bush.
NuoL--lhe market for domestic Wool las hean
quite active hut prices st.li rule very low Tie sales
~ the week have been loIIol Dos fleece and pulled
from q. a. Sc for fleece, and from 80 10 7 f1rsup-
ar ana \ pulled. The sales include upward OF 4il-
COO lbs Michigan and Ohio fleece fue and GRADES
at 80 a 4se; sG0l0 w Ohio part at % "a lc con-
siderable fine aud N and shore at ij al 53c; and
large sales Of super and pulled from SD "a i5c e
n, part on speculation.
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Qew advertisements.
John j. RorToN,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, } TO all persons con
~. -e5,L....,.. | cerned in the Estate
District Of Chittenden s. d John j. Bout3n, late Of
Charlotte, in said District, deceased,
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District Of Chittenden on the 2-th Gay
OF NAV, A. d. l-63 an INSTRUMENT, purporunE 20
he the last WILL and Testament Of sohn > bou-
ton late Of Charlotte. in said District. deceased
was presented to the Court aforesaid, for PROBATE
and it is ordered by said Court that the list Gay OF
June, A d. 1862. at the Probate Court Rooms 10
said Burlington he assigned for proving SAID IN,
strument; and that notice thereof he gwen 70 an
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington FREE fRlSs
a newspaper printed at said burlington, pre-
vious 70 the time appointed
THEREFORE, you are hereby notihcd o. appear
before aid Court at the time and place aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said will, nyou have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
trict, this 2sth Gay of May, AID. 1853.
i9wsw T. f. WALES, Judge.
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- HAsAN's MAGNoLIA BALN.-This article is tho
true secret Of Beauty. II j. what Fashionable La.
ales' Actresses, and Opera Singers use to produce
thai cultivated. disfingus appearance so much ad
m.red in the Circles Of Fashion
II remoH esal unsightlv B'otches, Redness Freck-
les, Tan >unhurn and Effects Of sprin, Winds. and
gives TO the CompleNona Blooming Purity Of trans
parent dellcacy aud power No lady who values a
me Comp exon can do without the Magnolia Balm.
80 cents VIII buy it Of any respectable dealers
ing. sc,yiw
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WE, the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
tret Of Chittenden, Commissioners TO receive exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of Ors n H. shaw, late OF Jerich9
In aid District represented nsolveut and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto, and
* months from the day Of the date hereof being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose We 40 there
business Of our appointment at the dweinso! FL "a
beth shaw, in Jericho, in said District, on the 5tn
Wednesdays of June and December next,at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ on each Of said days.
Dated this I'd day of June, A. d. 1869.
Il; 4; PEhCIpAL, commissioner
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
BAPTIST

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T. py'L' Z, I, y. -,'l-ll'', l,7 Ie''''
E 'u1ieA lN sans I' y I've IT,
-- " me apusi lAuIch I'D NichoiNiuc
Hon. Geo. w. Graudey, Of leseennes. preach
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church at pluton.
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=, 81 7e.s ,5 ..-,-
am. Sermon By Ee,. Is. s Blaisieu. Bril-
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9nsarante.
NATIONAL
Life Insurance Company.

or THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WASHINGTON. j.. C
Chartered by Special Act Of Congress
APPROVED July p. 1868
CASH CAPITAL, $1,000, 900
PAN N FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE;
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
PHILA DELPHIA,
Where the general business of the Company is trans
acted and to which all general correspondents
should he addressed.
OFFICERS
CLARENCE a. CLARK. President.
JAY COOKE. Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice President,
EMERSON ". PEET, Secretary and Actuary
This Company offers the following advantages.
lisa National Company, chartered by special act
ofC0ngress, l-6s.
It has paid up capital Of g. ,0oo,eo.
It offers low rates Of premium.
It furnishes larger insurance than other eompan
tsehie for same money.
II Is definite and certain in It's terms.
It is home company ia every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment
There are no unnecessary restrictions in the poll
ces-
Every policy is non-forfeitable.
Policies may tie taken which pay to the insured
their full amount, and return all the premiums, 50
that the insurance only the interest the an
nual payments.
Policies may be taken that will pay to the insured
after a certain number Of years, during life, an an
nual income Of one tenth the amount named in the
policy.
No extra rate Is charged for risks upon the lives
Of females.
It insures not to pay dividends to polcy-holders'
but st 50 low cost that dividends will be imPossi
BILE.
Circulars Pamphlets, and full particulars given Cd
application to the branch Office Of the Company. OF
to ROLLINS K CHANDLER, Merchants Ex
change. State Street. Boston, General Agents fol
New England.
up. TUCKER. Manager.
J.. RUSSELL ARLINGTON, st. Adams and Mont
pel.er, Vt. special agent for Addison, Chittenden,
Grand Isle. Franklin, Lamoille, and Washington
Counties.
Nov. I3,deodkweowiy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-06-04

Ali Losses of this Agency adjusted
here and paid in current funds.