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s,.v.e Tonic and Mandrake Pills viii cure Con-
sumption. Diver Complaint and Ds spepsia u taken
according On direction. They are all three o. he
taken zoo fIa -lint uu". They cleanse the stomach,
relax ra- .I-e- lrl put It -o work then the appe
f.ro becomes good the io.t aI-sf- aud makes good
blood Gle pat eat bog ts 60 u. D. csh the dis
.l-ei matter rptc- 100 tle lungs, and the patient
.-t-r, ro 1'-ais al- gets we'll Tbs ls the anly
r.. -.-1r. r.lupr
T.-le.. a.roe r..-..ues DR. J. % schercz. 'ai
l.a....l. owes bus uurFlllci slctas- ig -le
Treatment Hi rllr-.r-l! tIu-ump toL. The itIllu-
us S. rlU guUls the morbid matter ll The lur-s.
.rlre throws ol .5 au easy cNpec-o-a ton. for
sH.u Che Tlle-m W matter Is ripe 81 git cough
ull throw 10 0f and the patient has rest and the
lln-s He-iuto heal.
TODD this. the seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
must De freely used 90 cleanse the stomach and liver
.. tlgt the Pu-malic Jrup and the locd viii make
ssaenets Mandrake Pills act upon the liver. re-
moving 8l Distinctions, relax the duets OF the gall
bladder che bile starts Freely, and the liver is soon
.e' area tae 60 Us viii show what the Pills do;
u.tlr- la- ever been invented except Caiomel q
deadly poison which is very dangerous 90 use unless
With rcar cares that viii unlock the gall bladder
aHI start the secretons Of the liver like schcnck 8
Mandrake Pills.
Liver Complaint is one Of the Eiost prominent
causes 90 Consumption.
Schcnsk's Seaweed Tonic is a gentle stimulant and
Alternative, and the alkah in the Seawecd, which
tli preparation is made Of, assists the stomach to
throw out the gastric juice TO dissolve the food with
tfe Pulmouic Syrup, and it is made into good blood
without fermentation or souring in the stomach.
The great reason why physicians do not cure Con
sumption s. they try 10 do too much they give me
cine o. Stop the cough 90 stop chis, 90 stop night
srr-lt- hc.U. fever, and oy so doing they daange
-Ie whole i-l-tive powers, locking up the secre-
t.,rs. and eventually the patient sinks and dies.
Dr. Schenck ia his treatment, does not try 20 stop
a cough nj -ht sweats, chills or fever Remove the
cluse and they VIII All stop Of ehor accord No
one can be cured Of Consumption. Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia Catarrh Canker, liberated Throat IL
less the liver and stomach are made healthy
70 ,,, 1s, eansilmutior of cor,rse ,e l,,,,-s in,
rr4s diseased either fuhgreipE sfzeezna
-l- e'' .ti1,, rienra .i,cei9r ~ r., i+
.l MAJ i1,7,l,atio1 and f.st 5s.,.i ~
t.9 @ t o.. --,-sf hi dove IT, T. ny, ~ 81 %
7u,H -, 1,l. IL r. ~ ~. iu' t-e
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LAKE CHAMPLAIN .
a
1@EF@af2 Il
ArRuNpACk. Capt. Wa. Il. Flscc-
CANADA. wv ANDERSON.
UNITED STATES, ]. C. BAHalT1.
Dry I'm. E-et Way, SaueH' ErrTf'--
ON a7d after Monday May o., the Steamers
composin- this Line will run as follows
GOING SOUTH.
$3.50 P.N.--Lesve Burlington $50 Pm. touch
in-at AN points 1u the LAKE. arriving at - li.ie
ball no tme 10Y Express Train Tor all Southern
and Western Points.
GOING NORTH.
300 P.N.--Lesvo burlington 500 P. W., Por
Kent tkee-eville1 $50. arrive at Piqttsaurgl
101PM connecting with train for Montreal
and O-dcnsburg same evening
On saturday morning the Steamer ADRoNpAoh
viii leave Burlington at 30 AN, by which ar
raneemeut passengers pass through the Lake by
DAYLIGHT. connecting with trains for Troy Albany
and New York.
y THROUGH TICKETS on board Steamer
AVID ut the Gcneral Office of the Company, West sid'
CITY PARK.
Passengers and Baggage transferred between car
and boats FREE OF CHARGE.
Freights taken at lowest rates.
o. C. MITCHELL,
General Superintendent.
Burlington, Nay D., 1869. mayl5t'dNwtf
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WHAT is
,EG. ". q. q.

Our reasons and we trust our justification for call
ing the public attention to Mother Baileys Quieting
Syrup, furnished by the frequency and fatality
ofthe diseases Of infancy and childhood. So alarm
ing and serious are the diseases that one child in
three dies before the fifth year. These facts afford
conclusive argument for enforcing on mothers the
importance Of using remedy, (which contains no
Morphine or Poisonous Drug and never fails when
timely used to effect 1t greatly assists the
child through the months Ct teething, allays all
pain, reduces Inflammation, corrects acidity Of the
Stomach, and never fails to regulate the bowels :;
makes sick and weak children strong and healthy,
produces natural sleep for the child, thereby Afford
ing rest to the mother. For summer complaints,
Dysentery and Diarrhea, 1t has no equal For
Wind Collie Commissions, Gripping, &c., it never tails
20 give immediate relief.
Mother Bailey's Quieting Syrup, for children, lie
original medicine, well established. therefore use
no other and you are safe. For sale by all Drug
gists and Dealers in Medicine.
A. RICHARDS, New London. Conn.
Agent for the United States.
April S.-d&wim,is
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A GENTS, MALE AND FEMALE. WILL FIND
IA i for their hest Interests 10 engage with the
now hook vVr7frarf ht-
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Using TEA-Eiack Dragon Chop.
Natural Leaf, perfectly pure ~rsryG signifies pure
Prepared without any colorng or foreign substance
Cured on Porcelain mot copper, over a slow ire
Delightful favor exceedingly powerful and strong.
Combines all the healthy virtues Of the Tea-plant
andarius and higher class Of natives use no other
This celebrated Tea was fist introduced here by
the OrrryTAL TEA .HPASY, in NAY lsos, when
the limited quantity imported was raplal5 so4l, Z.
the high price or sl-i p'uni- II NC ~ ~ IN
unauaIfed approval and HE dennnd Tor u IRON az
se.firus wa - great. that the Company MADE 81
ranremeuts to procure larger supply. upon more
faVorahe terms for the futures anu they have Just
received the r-t invoice for this ar which Will De
aid nj the low price % 10 pound at when Nnut
lttle over half what 10 cost one ear a@' u - the
cheapest Tea known: and the tohPsh! ~ ~ Ia Ia
they cannot to highly TecomihehuI u 70 - VIZ
drink Tea. a. IL possesses the flavor and strength
and the soothing, inv gorating properties Of both
bein~ chemically pure and free ON sll coloring
mater or any foreign mixture, il will suit the taste
and please al who love Tea
ms tea il put up neatly in pound parcels, %
pounds in 4 chest with the price 81 10, printed on
Zach package The Wholesale price Nv the chest l.
- bound aud orders from Traders, Hotsl-ksepers,
Pedders Clubs, Families for ehest- Of 80 pounds
or more will he filed al the Wholesale price. Parties
living IN L wns where we have agents can always
get this Tea from them
Like all other gods sold by the Oriental Tea Com
pany this Tea is warranted to give entire salts
ton; and parties ordering do 80 with the ful-
assurance that II he whole or ny part fails 70 suit
It may be returned at expense, and We VIII re-
fund the money.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-As a matter Of convenience
to the public we are arranging,with Apotheearies
and other Merchants all the country. 70 act al
agents for selling our Teas and Coees in their local
ity, at our warehouse prices. Our profits are s'saH
out irs gre orer ourJfhs of them 70 AGENTS as con-
mission. We want an Agent in every town in the
Union, and will send full particulars, terms, price
| lists. &C., upon application by mall from Trader
| desiringit. 4ddrsss
ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY;
/ MAYS fd&wfw BOSTON, "A'e.
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NEW oRk, hiy 20
The Posts Washington says " President
Grant has taken into his own hands the manage
ment OF our relations with England. Ii is as
certalned from the most trustworthy sources
that the President considers that England esta-
blished preceien; during the late war which
cannot be regarded otherwise than exceedingly
favorable TO the United States 1t is therefore
useless to ask England to retrace her steps so
long as she considers herself in the righ.. and
with nothing TO fear from the United States in
case she should 90 to war with any ether power.
The President believes that these are matters
which concern England rather than the United
States. but that on the other hand, # England
sses that She was wrong and that the same neu-
trality principles that were applied to the United
States would prove very disastrous If applied to
herself in some future emergency, then II Is Tor
her to open again the so-called Alabama matter
and make propositions for new negotiations
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Debate o5s cabs ian thr .paui-n corte,.
MADam. May -.
The Cortes is nrr debating the clauses in the
constitution which refer TO the colonies. Senior
CASTELAR,. auud.ng 70 Cuba, said if Spain bad
followed the exampl, Of England IN her treat
ment Of Canada, by .--auting the liberties which
the colonies now claim for themselves, the out
break In Cuba wouli huve been prevented. Mar-
shall Serran1 replied that Capt. Gen. Du'ca gran -
ed the required Gbe''ties when DE entered upon
the Government Of Cuba, but party spirit bind
ed some Of the inhabitants TO the intentions of
the home Government. BY the demonstration Of
physical force the reae,iou bad been Suppressed,
but the moral disorder was disappearing very
slowly. When the normal state Of that Island is
restored the Home Government acting in con-
justion with the deputies Of Cuba win suppress
slavery and punish all persons engaged in the
slave trade
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PARIS, May 2j.
An accurate classification Of the members Of
the new corps Legistif cannot yet be made, as
all the elections have not been decided, and the
returns in some cases are still incomplete. In
50 districts the result is close that ballot is
necessary. Of those candidates whose election
is sure, a were not members Of the last cham
Der. The Opposition gain six new members, but
lose three old ones. NM. Srevle and Estrange
are elected
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spetial 9lotites.
BURR,s PATENT NURsIyc poTT1E

~ - - - A@-N a ~ A~SkN DO
The most perfect and convenient Nursing Bottle
in the World We supply the trade with all parts
Of the Bottle separatey when required including
Burr's silvered Nre Brush which is Of inestimable
value to the Infant, it keeps the Tube perfectly
sweet and free from acid, especially in warm wealth
er. Price Of Brush 10 cents. BURR & PERRY
Successors 70 VI. S. Burr & Co., Wholesale Drug
gists % fremont St, Boston, Mas. Sold by all
Druggists tsW2n
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How often do you hear the complaint from
mother aud father that their son or daughter is
not well; that they have no appetite; that they
feel languid; that their head aches: that tacy
are growing thin and feeble, and that they have
no life or energy left. That they are low-sprit-
cl and perfectly mcapacitated TO participate in
any pleasures, or perform any mental or physl-
cal duty. And the question is often asked, what
shall DO for them? or, what shall l give them
Our answer is, let them try PLANTATION BIZ
TIERS moderately three times day, and our word
for it they viii recover.
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The NEW YoRk TEIBuSE will commence next
month a series Of articles on Political Economy
with special reference to the protection Of Home
industry, by Mr.. Greeley, as advertised in an
other column. The first article VIII appear in
the weekly Tribune Of June ID.
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A COUGH. COLp. or sORE THRoAr

Requires immediate attention, and saeuld be
checked. HallOwed % continue, Irritation Of the
Luns a permanent Throat Affection, or an lncura-
pc Lung Disease is often the result. BROWNS
bhoNCHlAL TROCHES, having direct influence
70 the parts, give immediate relief
ftr Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, C0usumptive
ana Throat Diseases Troches are used with always
GOOD success. Singers and Public Speakers "a il ind
lroches useful in clearing the voice VIXEN taken he-
lore Singing OF Speaking and relieving the throat
Troches are recommended and prescribed hy Physi-
Clans, and have had testiUonials from eminent men
throughout the country. Being an article If true
merit ana having PROVED their efficacy ry q test of
many years, each year finds them IN new localities
10 various parts OF the world and the Tr1ches are
universally pronounced better than other articles
- obtain only " Browns bronchial Trochos -
and DO not take any oftla WORTHLESS limitations that
may be offered. Sold everywhere.
Jan. s.-f-lNwfmo
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NEW GooDs WITH NET PRICES, seems TO 6e
the order of t n day with Messrs 5. L. hey
nolds & Co., of winooski, who make full an
nouncement in cur advertising columns we
have heard this concern spoken of as being one
of life and ente rprise, and shouldn't wonder II II
were true. il st turn to their advertisement
and read it,
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF DART
MOUTH COLLEGE.

HANDN Tx, " II.
rIIHE Seventy Third Annual Course Of Lectures az
i this Institution viii commence on Thu RSlAl,
August 5th, 1869, and continue three months
FACULTY or MEDICINE
ASA D. SMITH. D. D. Ii. D., President.
Dixi Crosby, VI. D., IL. D., Prof Of Obstetrics and
Librarian, Hanover
Edward E Phelps NJ D.. Ii. D., Prof Of Theory
and Practice Of Pnysc and Path logicalAnatomy,
Windsor, Vt.
Albert smith, NJ. D., Prof. Of Aateria Medica and
Therapeutics, Peterborough.
Oliver P Hubbard. VI. D., Ii. D.. Prof. Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy, New haven, Conn.
Edmund r Peaslee, N. ,, Ii. D., Prof % Diseases
OF Women, New York City.
Alpheus B. Crosby ". D., Prof Of Surgery, Hanover.
John Or roaaux. VI d L. B.. Lecturer on Medical
Jurisprudence New York City.
LYMAN B. How, NJ D., lecturer Anst my and
Physiology, Manchester.
Carlton Frost. VI. d Assistant Lecturer on Theory
and Practice, Brattleboro. Vt.
Henry NJ Field. VI. ID Assistant Lecturer on Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics, Newton. Mass
Horace E. Marion, B. s., Demonstration OF ANATOMY
Fees-tpayabe in advance For the course, ~ ;
Matriculstiou paid but once 50; Graduation tx
GOOD board can be obtained from $3.50 to s. per
Teek and this may be lessened by uniting with
boarding clubs. ,.,, H.
Anv one desiring further information viii address
Prof A. b. Crosby. Hanover, or
80 ALBERT SMITH, MD, Secretary
Peterborough, n. H.
May 25, Is6s.-f'dltkwtf
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DIR. wARREN's BILIOUS BITTERs

For Purifying the Blood, curing Liver Complaint
Jaundlce, Bilousness, Headache, Dizziness Loss Of
Appetite, and all spring Complaints for Cleansing
Strengthening, lnvigOratng AM Regulating the
Human System, has no equal in the world.
sold by all Druggists. BJRR& PERRY Whole
ton fsW2m
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ONE DOEE.FR E.TCH.

me secret Of our low prices is this.-We have a
very large Cash Capital, and have buyers in all the
principal cities Of this country and in Europe, who
b1rchase FOR CASH, DIRECT FROM THE MAN
trACIt hEhS, all the goods used by Us. thus saw
M the consumer the profits made by the Importer
or Commission Merchant the Wholesale and Retail
Dealer each Of whom demand a larger profit than
taken uy Us We can give MORE GOODS for One
Dollar than the Retail Merchant for twice or three
times that sum Our -0ods are described on printed
checEs. which will be sent in Clubs for Tsr Cents
each 70 pay postage printing. &c
If the article named on the Check is not varted
you eau exchange from list comprising Three Hun
dred and FVty useful articles, among which are
Ladies' SIX Parasols, ladies' Fine White Tucked
skirts, Silver Plated Five Bottled Casters and a
large variety Of useful ar les not one which can
be bought 10 any other way for nearly double The
money.
Reference will be given, ifrequired from the most
reliable Wholesale Merchants Of Boston and New
York, a. TO our standing and the strictly honorable
character Of our business.
- We want Agents in every town to whom the
following Commissions will be paid go
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NOTICE.

rNHIs csrtifes that have given my son, Hudson
T. Pike his time during the remainder OF his
,1inoritv and shall pay no debts Of bis contracting
nor claim any Of his earnings from this date:
"'' WM. S. PIKE,
Isle Ia Motto, Vt, May 1859. w3w.
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FAcIs FOR THE LADIES My Wheeler s. VII
son has been in almost daily use, Sab1aths ez-
cepted, for over ten years, doing the work, both
coarse and fine, Tor "a family which, for seven
years, consisted OF more than forty persons.
nu.iug the whole ten years it has needed no re-
pairs of any kind, and It's condition is so good
now that l would not exchange il Tor new ma
chine. So perfect in It's running order that ir
has NOT required a second needle il over three
years. Mrs. Wv A. OBDToN.
Union Point. Ga.
Machines for sale by G. C. Is d. L. Benedict.
Burlington.
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IVnY Will YOU pIE-CoNKIIN,

w PASTILES cures Consumption, Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Asthma, Coughs, ods, Catarrh, ,roup,
Sre Throat, Disagreeable Breath, Tightness Of the
Chest, Difficulty OF Breathing &C. Public Speakers
and Singers will find them unrivalled for clearing.
the voice. Price p cts per box
For sale by Druggists IN Burlington.
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CARDNG AAcHyE-Read the advertisement
Of /. F. Lyman Of Hinesbureh, % Dr. lounl
elssNhare.
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?. Park Place and College Place.
P. o. Box ,92a. New York.
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sub-trsasury, balance s7s,565,l0O, Exports for
week, except specie, 50, l46.
Clearances at gold exchange bank to-day eighty
millions.
LONDON, May &c.
L. 5. SO bonds at 7si. Illinois, s5!.
FRASKFoRr, May 25.
c. :. SOS are quoted at s5l a s5i.
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. OFT OLE SORTS.

Take DR.. S. 0. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITTERs,-the most medicinal in the mar
ket. Established in 1903.
March lq-vfn
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STANDARD WINE BIrrEBs -Speer's Wine,
combined with the most tonic Herbs and Roots.
THIS is the Bitters for the weak and de1ihntel.
Sold by Druggists.
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/ \ WORK descriptive Of the VIRTUES. and tho
WIVES, ID" MYSTERIES NISERIFS and
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n. Il. Downs Vegetable BalsamIc
Elixir

has uo equal for the speedy cure Of Coughs, Colds,
Group and Whooping Cough; all lung complaints
can De 0vsd by the timely use Of this wonderful
Medicine. No family should be without it. Call for
DnH-.' F-iiri-. and tste no other.
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% me -i0i--.Il- il WIS i'u.t "'-V7s4g
-Fa taa -unor before she could '- got INTO
The tIA.r Ne-Glet '3 Io--i--
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H...-.r.l ersa.r a1I one arm were broken.
ami Bis ia'e--.ra- burst through on one side. lie
n4- Hs mora 0a tne gan INST to D daugh-
fer t -. lyman Powers an admirable
W.T. N '''l i''-'' 't'-
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