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!. 1902.
TWO TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BIZ.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
H. .ssnS As q va n and o. m Leave
burg a !: 10 n; and u p, N;
train fromh connect with Kemp all Line
q Coaches l9r Pureellviils, snieksrsvils. Barry.
vile and winchester, also, with RsAmef,s Line Of
Coaches, which leave Leesburg on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays,fer Balls I'LL. Aide ssa
Saturdays.
All trAius arrive At Alexandria At convenient
more, same day.
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Sa weed ONE ana 'i2nlraae l'liis wa. '-.g D.u-
stump s.yH- i--t r -l----- i.- l4 a'- ..i.
ACCORDING l' directions. leF age "-t ,-l'- On a
ia.tl a- o. e same i--e- i--. cleanse li- --til
relax tAe lF-7 -i-'. lli %. ".ih- t..A .t HNir-
t.fe peer E.- -."i Inc iH04 a--e-.- i..i masses
"-..- lAe patient t-.l.- ~ 20 " ih -'- -ae
ca-el matter "opens lu thc lungs. and t.e I-i.D.
out-l "- tte disease ana ---, Nt.- t. .'
way g. cure Consumption
To these liree medic mes lr. D. 4l- -D.0.s'. 10
FlHA-e-i .---a- owes -.s l-r-i.---' 30. t-t
treatment oi pulmonary tIusu-n pt- 'a- l.e -.--I-
ME syrup rpeas {. MORBID mater D. J.e lung
nature throws o oI B.. an easy expect fli..-- leg
w' gen The pAle-m o- matter is RIG ----t cough
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Bankrupt 1lutires.

rNHIS is to give notice. That on the 81 dav o-
L April 4. d. 1863, Warrant in Bankruntey
was issued against the estate Of Collins H. Steyens
and State Of Vermont, who has been adjudged /
Bankrupt the petition Of his creditors that tn
payment Of any debts, and delivery Of any property
belonging 10 such Bankrupt, 70 him, or for his use
and the transfer ofany property by him are forbidden
by law; that meeting Of the creditors Of said Bank
rupt toprove their debts, and 20 choose one NOR,
Assignees Of his estate will be held at Court o.
bankruptcy. to be holden at the Office Of L. L
Lawrence, in Burlington. in the County of Chitten
den and State Of Vermont. before L. L. Lawrence
Register in Bankruptcy on the 30th day Of April A
ID. l~.t, az 10 o'clock 4. 81.
n. b. FLANAGAN
Deputy United States Marshal, as Messenger
flWlW
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SEEDS.
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS SPED.
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WHITE CLOVER SEED.
RED CLOVER SIZED.
RED TOP SEED.
FLOWER TIA zLIISES.
SEED WHEAT.
SEED BARLET.
SEED PEAS.
SEED PLANTERS.
corn PLANTERS.
And a general assortment of Flows. Ha-fous. ANA
all implem' nts used on tlia Farm o., Garden.
Also, choice selection Of
Flow er Seeds.
From the celebrated firm OF Hovey q Co.. B.s.,,
and Yick, chichester. For sale ly
J. :. PIERCE : SON.
April l2.--d6wtf
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"a DbDA hEsDlA L Il ms II i T.
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This Institution now publishes the popular medi-
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Seminal Weakness, and all Diseases and Abuses Of
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the last wear. II is inseed book for every man
Young men in particular Price only Sl.00.
This Institute has just published the most perfect
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asSexuai pnvsi Icy q Woman, a-i HlI Diseases -
Tins book is also from the pen Of Dr. HAYES. Among
the various chapters may be mentioned, The Mystery
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Either Of these books are sent by man. securely
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"OUT OF SORTS"

Take DR.. S. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITTERs,-the most medicinal in the mar
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March i9.-wim
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N BANkRUPTCY.-Distr # Vermont, sat
Newport the 9Th day OF April, A. D., iS69.-The
undersigned hereby give notice of their appoint
iaent as assiEnees Of 4. s Clough, Of Newport in
the County Of Orleans and State Of Vermont within
sad District who has been adiudged a bankrupt on
creditors petition by the District Court Of said Dis
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impressive was IN this instance peculiarly impo-
f sing. The sermon was by Bishop Coke Of West
eru New ork. The venerable Presiding Bishop
Of the Episcopal Church. the Right Rev. Benja-
min B3sworth Smith, D. D., of the Diocese of
Kentucky acted as Consecrator and the Right
Rev. Manton Eastburn and Thomas NJ. Clarke,
bishops OF Massachusetts, and Rhode Island were
the Presenters.
The Episcopal rector in Lawrence, Kansas,
joined with eight other pastors, white and color
el, 10 a united communion season in the Nletho
dist Westinghouse. Only the Baptists and
United Presbyterians declined to join.
METHODIST.
The Providence. R. l.. Methodist Conference
last week resolved to admit no man to member
ship who uses tobacco except for medicinal pur-
poses.
The Methodist Missionary Society have pur-
chased for their new publication house in New
York city new iron structure on the corner Of
Broadway and Eleventh street, five stories high.
tor 300, goo. The Book Concern. which pays
tuee-t0uIths Of the price Of this new purchase
was founded IN 1883, on a borrowed capital Of
5000. Its capital Is now over a million dollars
and IFS profits the past year amounted to $780,
600.
The MethodisJs Of New England are taking
measures to establish "a college and a publication
use in Boston They also propose to erect q
public hall in that city for free religious wor-
ship, with space for rccitations for the students
of their theological seminary. and perhaps Of
the future university until such time as suitable
buildings for permanent use can be erected It
is reported that : 900, 900 has already been
subscribed towards the object
LIBERAL CHRISTIANS.
Tie Unitarian Conference held at Washington
last week. was an interesting and notable occas-
Jon. 1t was the frs, Unitarian C0uftrenc, ever
held %, the Capital
Rev. DIR. Chaplin Of New York city preached
. very eloquent sermon appropriate TO Easter to an
unusually large congregation Sunday morning.
The Church was beautifully and appropriately
adorned with Easter flowers
Rev. Dr. Osgool is going to Europe imma-
la.ely after his ie-i-lltou takes effect, May j.
EaGhN clu9Ee.
THE French Canadian, of Springfield +, Mass.
are moving rl organ q, q Clta.'i, church with
priest .- tag.r own laoualitF.
9Th. new Roman CathoI. church. So, Ber-
r.rI--. -n j.. s.. city was Dedicated To- divine SER
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- Vet Bfatu 1lro, decentralization A. Kline.
IA trncipal- Prlf. Oh F. S,huster. Instructor
in instrumental Music. Instruction Given i1 Vocal
M9s'es Drawn M, Printing, and Gymuastic-. ABB.
a-s..-anis are employed 10 every Department The
2pril- ae77i % ag-n Monday, 90 April, -f1. THO
ne nGlidln-. Will Pc open 1T summer h1lrders and
Tor class in Or. Lewis Nov Gsurlst-es. MONDAY.
tlehoro, NJ ID.
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Striking, astounding, are the Effects produced D.,
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the hair ever so wiry, coarse and unmana -oabe by
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10000 Agents

MED on commission or salary, Co sell the
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ELLIS IRON BITTERs

VII enrich the blood and prevent It from becoming
Watery and weak, give a healthy complexion re-
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impart tone and strength 10 the system, not given
by Bitters merely timulant in their effects which
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tics cannot give the strength % the blood which the
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a =. = " = p 7 II Ut % ID 2 =
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nyRSO'S CATkRRH SNUFF CURES
} Diseases Uf the Head Hul Throat. the worst
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Spetial 9otites.
CHOICE FAMILY PREPARATIONS
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n. II. Downs Vegetable Balsam,c
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y. II. Downs Vegetable Balsam,c
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has no equal for the speedy cure Of Coughs, Colds,
Group and Whooping Cough; all lung complaints
can be cured by the timely use Of this wonderful
Medicine. No family should be without it. Call.or
D7uras' Eirir, and take no other
Henry's Vermont Liniment.
An internal as well as external remedy; taken in
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Believer, or Pain Annihilator. Reader, do not sleep
till yoa get bottle for trial. read full directions,
especially for breaking up a cold.
Henry Vegetable Worm Lozenses.
Entirely J-,7ealIe.-Ira--aateaf free from Mineral
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has been thoroughly tested by thousands cfmmilies
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sUC-Lss,-is pleasant to the tasjo-a white sugar
drop or lozenge. Children eat uem as readily as
candy. The advantage they possess over amy other
/ is t-at Aey require 10 physic to carry them off,
Every mother should keep box on hand To case Of
med. Full directions with each box.
Or. Johuson's Caiisaya Uitters.
/ a superior combination Of Ba-bs, Roots and Herbs
not hitherto attained iy any o.le- -a.a1iaturer Of
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! Are Sou suffering with Dyspepsia, Jauu. .c., Com
stpatou. Loss Of appetite, OF any of their kindred
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/ tat they contain RARE MEDICINAL $40. CUHA-
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RELIGIOUS iNTELLICENCE.

suursroa's church IN London gave ~, 800 TO-
w4rl the supa5r. % youu-men stud lying for Che
ministry l-t year, -'2.1l) for a.m>l.u-es fr
ii- aged, and S@5,3l) for ap arphlaaee.
The Baptist anniversaries viii De held this
year ia Boston. each Society being lmitcl 90 %
day. The Foreign ssiau Is o. have Tuesday.
May 18th The Home Mission wednesday. and
Thursday viii t' given t. the Publication and
Bible Societies
The Ladies lBapti-tl Ua,2c Society. lite'v ir-
c5rporlteI fr the founding oi a free home for
aged and iuirm B3ptsts, hell public meeting.
IN New York city She l-t inst. and $50 5000 was
raised IN aid Of their object
In 1850, Philadelphia contained 81 Baptist
ciurche. with ,4i5 members. Now tae city has
go churches with 1900 members
There are SO Baptist churches in California
with g .5nl members, and 3i In Oregon with g.
4ol members
CONGREGATIONAL
Prof Buekham Of the University is temporarily
supplying the Congregational pulpit i'm Rutland
and Rev j. E. Goodrich that in Vergennes.
Rev. E Il Byiugt1n rendered his resignation
of the past0rate OF the Congregational Church in
Winl-0r last sabbath, 10 accordance with a no.
tee given, some time Since that be should ask
To .t Itll>til lLl I-- Il-|''Isstt L Nl-f tA Nl
the tenth year from his settlement
The new Congregational Church AZ South
Royaiou was dedicated April lst The sermon
vas by Rev. W H. Lord, D. D., Of Montpelier
upon the conditions of a prosperous and efficient
Parish Rev C. $ Smith, offered the OBLIGATORY
Prayer.
Rev Stephen Harris, pastor Of the Congre-
Eltional church in Windham, was dismisse !
from his pastorate in that place on the 18th
u't-, On account Of i'll health.
The Cangrecatioualist church in Charleston.
4.'e voted unanimously to ask Rev. 4. C.
'-li' 70 become their paster.
The FIRST C5ngresat onal Church and Society
~ NeThary have accepted the resignation Of
i's,or, Rev II. n Burton, and have ten
-. i1A the gratuitous use Of the parsonage
-. ' procure another pastor; and, also have
IA. i'Sl Aim purse of between seven and
N'Ilf@l dollars besides other gifts.
EPISCOPAL.
S14ls3 'S'er oietlh5 H'''''''' %
h. meeting Of the Episcopal Society held in
- >, On .ie 18th ult, It was voted to pr0ceel
II once 70 The erection Of a church elifee.
Aaron Lewis Of Poaltaey nh, -o,or,lv I;al at
Tue age OF eighty, gave san - Tho F,isconol
~ tbo -, 10 pace Tie interest TO contribute
fp''' VI the ministry.
Ten Bishops were present at tho conso,,,,ion
Oh bishop Huntington on the S,b inst and the
'Onsecraing Service which is always solemn and
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4 GENTS WANTED t,r tho ou.- steel one
a -raH .u- uiGi-N- GRANT and bis family. pa
l-aa- with treir approval. Size i7Xl.. Address
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s3ooos SALARY. Address I. S. FlAso Co g.,

$40 DAY o. agents -ell.n- Silysr-s fats-a
tlO Elastic BroDD-- Horace Greeley SAYS. '.I
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4 . . b o.
Dis debts and other Claims provahlc under said Act
aul Had The ath la, al AuriI. 800 at ll o'clock A.
b., tja1s tie Ii n. Wn. d. slipmaa, jude Of
where aii creditors who have proved their debts, and
other persons n interest, may attend and show
.' -' .-! -i.- N-4 i-s prayer oil 'i-i PEE
it.'i at hurill- -ani oH the .-l day of April
i-.3.
.l"-H. h- j. SNALLEl, Clerk
,-., -,..----- go a. ~ - s....-e-,.
y 2. ''ull nj lae tull-a states ler tts
i'--,i-s. "a .l-A an -is matter ei AI.tu. r.
-.. .''-.'l. T. = Aet..y Elten may ll Z a
La-l.a Ht- "t.A ui'l ln st'4 Court, hY arthur r
Barton ai tte DO s--d District duly declar-
jog 81 discharge lui certificate thereof, from
q. a- sl1 ',lsi CLAIMS Provan.e under 5a'i
81 before gas H.a VIZ. D. s.iEaaq, Judge Of said
saei r. HI. hearing Of the .as9c. when and where
o aa -ly VII, H. t- -,,- of . 'l by,
-.f..1 .I...f .l-. ta .-rs..-s,'.
Dated at Eur..ra r.-, ar -f. ID Ia,. rr ,rri1
f-4
tIw4w e. p. SNALLEY Clerk
~ Old, tr.. .urr .r tho Uuitcf States for the
[ ..--..- .-r il. --,..'-+ H. -be matter Of AIl-rt
Te.I- E1-..Ifi-it-I9 rsukrlut.v-Ta whom il
r..- --..r ma f.---.s..- l.'-a-, .-fys b. tics
.s H.- .,.r -f.arr 4- ASST moe Of tlIert Wells Of
.rHwH.f. f.n. tH1rr. 10 Orleans am. state % kar-
.4.r- 5g..i1s 81 .rraf Who has icon .iiirt-a.i a
f'r- . 81. ..,-a -.-.rl.r Pr, tf., l-.r-f.r olir-
.....I l-.---.r
Ua..f 4t N.v.i. 10 ir .i-f District the -th davof
ami. d. I--H
L ROBINSON
As.-enae.
..-'rrn f Nrrfn.a-.-.u ODD. matter Of Carlos O..
rs Cpd .at.a.nr o.. s.-uea o. Carlos G.. Abbott
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= GREAT DISCOVERY!
The Equalizer or Vacuum cure for treating an
diseases by mechanical means. invented DIV I1- ff.-
field, Of Cincinnati. hiO and f1r sale ia New Eae
land only by Dr. S. f. Collins, 10. "a oxford Street
Boston. 10 ls the wonder Of she azat Physicians
and all concerned. please call and examine - send
f0r Circulars u is % your interest star, and.
county rights -gf sale. api7, i,t&wisE
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CR!STADoRo'S HAIR DYE.
HAIR pRESERyArIyF

To Art we owe q thousand rraces.
Improving Nature no disgrace IS.
So, as gray hair don { please the eve.
Use CRISTADORO'S MATCHIFSS DYE.
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ITTI-L77ErN VN .-T---7 y
i'm ton hours vijhou. using acids NJ drugs T.1
terms AL Dt. or .ll r1.l. '.a. allr.H
sAGE VINEGAR WORKS..
% t.er1u-l.. Conn
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PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 1e. 1865
Slem advertisements.

$1ew advertisements.
YOUNG MEMS
AS 5 TION.
TIE FIFTH LECTURE
or THE SEASON,
Before the BURLINGTON YOUNG MEMS AsSo-
CITATION, viii be delivered by
Gen. }. l.. chamberlain,
GOVERNOR or MAINE,
AT THE
CITY HALL, BURLINGTON.
TUESDAY Evening, April goth, 1869.
SUBJECT
" lees SHTrcmdcT.r
I Doors open at 6.i5 O'Clock. Lecture TO begin
promptly at lalfpast seven O'Clock.
TICKETS so CENTS.
F.rHIc at the Book Stores AMI q. tie door.
april It.--ft1vlv
NEW GOODS.
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IN tho Uis-r. Court of Che United States for the
/ U-rrcrHr i ermnur.-ln the matter Of Jesse $
rto-s , f-ssf f..5i upt and all others whom 10 may
concern TIE uud -rsisned- assignee Of the estate Of
iid bankrupt her, By gives notice thai il has been
,-lsr,i ~ ~ Dsrl iet Court Of aid District that
he second and third sener5l Heetng. df the credit
or of siid bankrupt held "a the office Of Abel IN
derwood. Of Nawlury, n saii District on the tn
.io,- ri Nav d. i-q . lg O'Clock An. before the
non kb.i ri .ryvood Of the Registers in bank
ruDtev ina said District, io.- Che purposes named IN
ths 18th and 18th sections Of the bankrupt Act oI
have filed mv final account rs az gnee u SAD nank
rupt. and that az said time and piaee shan Apply
20 said Court .1r the settlement 81 ny 9ila a11utt
ma ~ n fs.-rrs from all liability assignee OF
said estate in accordance with the prov slon- Of sad
18th section o
Dated az Bar1ct IN said District, ths 18th day O..
fiF3T ROBERT HARVEY, Assignee.
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FACTS FOR THE LADIEs.-l can INFORM any one
interested of hundreds Of Wheeler Wilson Ma
chimes Of twelve years wear that to-day are ~
better condition than one entirely Hep. nave
often driven one of them at a speed of eleven
hundred stitches a minute have repaired nj
teen different kinds SeWing-Alachines, and IhaFe
found yours to wear better than any other.
With ten Years experience in Sewing Machines
Of different kinds. yours has stood the most and
seyerest test for durability and simplicity.
GEORGE L. CLARK.
Lyudenyille, n. Y.
Machines for sale by G. G. & B. L. Benedict,
Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-04-16

ANk NNI r DOIIOE UF UET I,.I+'
trr SWEET QJlNlNE-; equals H''ticrI guiline--
Is made only hy i. STrAHN~. Chemist. 10. O.. O.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-04-16

MAGNOLIA WA7ER.-Superior to the bes; In
ported German Cologne, and sold az half the
price
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-04-16

has no equal for the speedy cure Of Coughs Colds,
Group and WhoOping Cough; all lung complaints
can be cured by the timely use Of this wonderful
Medicine. No family should be without it. Call Cor
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-06-24

= Every boy should have his head, his
heart and his hand educated. Let this
truth never be forgotten. By the proper
education of the head, he will be taught
what is good and what is evil, what is
wise and what is foolish, what is right
and what is wrong. BY the proper edu-
cation of the heart he will be taught to
love what is good. wise and right, and to
hate what is evil, foolish and wrong. And
by the proper education of the hand, he
will be enabled to supply his wants, 10
add to his comforts, and to assist those
around him. The highest objects Of q
good education are, to reverence and obey
God, and to love and serve mankind. Ev-
erything that helps US in attaining these
objects is OF great value, and everything
that hinders us is comparatively worth
less. When wisdom reigns in the head,
and love in the heart, the man is ever
ready to do good; order and peace reign
around, and sin and sorrow are almost un-
known.