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EMINENT MES or SCIENCE have discovered that
electricity sn1 magnetism are developed in the sys-
tenn from the iron fhe blood. This accounts TOR
the debility. los spirits, and lack Of energy per-
soc ies Is wuen this vital element be ONES reduced.
The Peruvian Syrlp, protoxide Of iron, supplies
the blood With its iron slement, and in the only
form in which II is possible for 1t TO enter the cir
aim
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and allress the meeting :

SUICIDE Oliver Place aged IS, son Of Austin
Place, living in the south eastern part Of Hines
bursh, shot himself through the head June 4th.
dying Instantly. He had appear ed oddly At
times for some months. shunnef. society, and
amused himself much with his gun, sometimes
femarking that he would rather die than do this
ani 'hat- saturday morning he was asked to
g Tor load Of lumber, when he made similar
remark He then took his 81 n and went into
'he CHAMBER sat down on The bed put the muzz!e
Of NJ gun TO MS forehead and with the gun-rod dis
charged 1.-THE whole charge Of small shot crush
Ing through his head. He fell to the floor, and
when found, the hand was still claspinr the rod.
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The microscope shows the color Of the hair due 70
i position Of pigment id It's substance When the
hair Glands become euieehled. this vi -mert fails,
out, producing badness. Badness is easy % pre-
vent blt hard 10 IRE. AYERS HAIR VIG5R Stop.
10 . even restores tho hair sometimes; always re-
stores its color Imne iiate renovation is at once
visible soft less freshness and gloss OF youth. Tni,
great ornament should preserved since 10 can 10
by AYERs HAIR NIGoE, which IL beautifully clean
and free from anything luxurious to the hair. lTrb
une, SpriuZville, y. Y.
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ST. ALBA Ns ITEMS.

Butter MARKET, 7 uesidy, June :, 1870
There was less activit in the butter market, and
prices showed furt her decline. Ruling price
DC, some fine lots bringing 26c. Shipment
butter, $40 tubs; c ,eese, 70 boxes.
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Nelr advertisements.

THE MOST PROMINENT CHEMICAL ISGRE-
DENTS OF HOFFs MALT EXTRACT. These
are vegetable jeHg ,fTct. gum and s1ccha-iHs mat
tsi. JELLY Is an extremely nourishing substance,
easily assimilated hv the human organs, and cOnse
queutIy easily dige.tet. STARCH has Deen wise y
added AM in order moderate the too rapid effects
Of the -elatinOus matter GUN is substance solu-
Bile in water without IA .te, glutiEOus, and rather
nourishing. The SAcCHAEiyE principle has sweet
I and palatate taste
| sold BY ALL DRf GGISTS AND GROCERS.
TARRsNT & CO.. 27S Greenwich St, y. Y.
/ SOLE AGE,rs FOR USIED STATES, ErC.
I June O. sLNwhg
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JOSEPH I. oRvIS. President.
CARD

NJ. JOSEPH L ORVIS formerly President 4 the
Ninth National Bans sfthe city 90 New York, tsy-
iu- accepted the Presidency o. TIC oEtl RlIi
BANh. desires ja renew his acquaintance and cur
res2oudence with the Bank Crers, private Banker,
Merchants, and other business men throughout the
country
Mr.. Orvis vii assure them Of the best terms. and
most careful attention g. their interests
A State Bank acquires nearly all the powers and
privileges which appertain o any tanE Trust
CcEPANr, and in careful, economical and conserv-
alive exercise u these powers and privileges and iu
a faithful attention 20 the interests II cCrrtspoc-
dents and dealers. 10 Is the wish Of Mr. ORVIs that
the SECU RiIN BANk shall he fully eQua % any
other, and in this wish all the Directors heartily
join, fully beevin- that such course OF action viii
make their stock valuable and the bank useful
Mr.. BENJAMIN n. DENEl formerly OF Bur
ngton, aud cashier for nine ears Of the National
Bank Of Waterbury, Vermont, has beel appointed
Cashier Of the SECURITY BANK, and will use
his hest eXertons 10 render the institution iavorite
with Banks. Merchants, and dealers generally.
whose accounts are hereby solicited.
Savings Parks, Trust Companies. Insurance Com
panies. Railroad. Manufacturing, and other COrpo-
rations, Executors o.. Estates Trustees, Public On
GERS, and all who have trust moneys, who act In
ans fduci4ry capacity, whether they live in New
York or elsewhere. are nvited 20 open accounts
with the SECU RITY BANK Of the CITY OF NEW
YORK, by letter or in person, NJ 3lg Broadway.
Parties desiring 10 invest money will receive free
ly information az 70 the various Stocks and Bonds
which are on the market.
JOSEPH [. ORVIS, President.
BENJAMIN Il. DEWEY Cashier
New Y For pi May az, $50 May Baldwin
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xrpal QOtirrs.


lNA A. BA4 d - - 4 p
STATE OF VERMONT. To all persons con.
DisrRirr - cErrrEy0Ey, SIS. I.ls- H. .rs "
Milton, lu sall District deceased.
Ala Probate Court holden at Burning. D.. within
flr tic D.st-icto o.; Chittenreu the ii day Of
June. A y $50. an lSsrECurN7 rurp ting o.
be the last Will and lEsraNsSr " la1' 5lake,
ate of Milton, % said District. deceased, Wa
presented 90 the Court afresa.t, i.- .-lhate,
and 10 Is CrtoT51 Hy sad Court thar tie --'t Jay Of
Juur A. ID. l5-' az tlc Probate LoGrj r ms in
ssii Bur- zt'u, Re as led n p-9siu- sli l1stru-
meut; .ni i1at notice thereof He gwen &. ST. per
sons concerned h' publ sa-u- fus Order three
weeks success yely iu The burlington Free Press,
a newspaper printed a. sa-- Burlington DEVIOUS
- the time appointed.
TnEnEroRE, YOU are hereby uot.aei O. -ppesr
before sad Court, a. tho time AMI place an esai1,
and contest the probate q said viii. q you have
cause.
Given IN Ter ny hand at Burlington. i1 sad Dis
tric, this 9Th day Of June 4. d l-7.
5Jv3F T. 2. WALES Ju tse.
ANN WALCOTT's ESTATE
WE. the suh,crlber.. HAVING been cai. intel
W By the Honorable the Probate Court the
Distrl,t OF Chittendeu, Commissioners 90 receive,
examine and adjust The claims and demands Of
Al. persons against the estate Of Ann NslcOtt,
late Of Colchester IN said District. r-' 'asei,
and also all claim. and demands iZhibit-
ell in Offset thereto, and SIX months Or a the
day u the date hereof, being allowed by sol. Court
flr that purpose, We g. therefore here.' re no
tcc that We EIll attend o. tho business 90 r ap
pointmcnt at the store " p. q. .,.i- .. Essex
Junction TO sad District on tlc lls- Tle-ilJs II
Juae and October uoX', 80 i5o'clacs A., "A each
Of said days.
Dated this 18th day ofNty A. D. 1877.
n DtUhA. l-...,,..s.i.-,-,
4SE3v y. q. MACJMB- Is,
JACOB GREENS EsTNTE.
STATE OF VERMONT. , Tie D uor41.s the
DISTRICT rcHrTrESDEN, IS i.tr,.. II IN e ,ndea
To al persons iutercstod in the estate OF jacob
Green. late Of Burliust In said District,
deceased GREETING.
w HEREAS said Court hath ass .ued tho 18th
W dag Of June. $50, next. for the settlement q
the administration account Of the Administrator Of
the estate u said deceased and 1rdercd that public
notice thereof no given b all persons interested in
said estate, by publishing this order three weeks
successfully previous 20 the day assigned, in the
Burlin gton Free Press printed in Burliu gton, IN
said District.
THsRFFonE, You are hereby notified 70 appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington. on The day
assigned th,u and there TO contest the allowance
Of said account, II You see cause.
Given under my hand, this 22d day o. May,
A. ID. le'u. T. E. WALES. Judge.
4sW3u
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HuD FOR TEIAL-Mr Abraham NARROW Of
Ual,rhill, hal hearing before Commissioner
J. ". smallay in the District Court room in this
city Tuesday, and was helm $500 bonds to ap-
pear for trial at the July term Of the United
States District Court in wiaI.ar. TO answer to
the charge OF breach OF the neutrality law
during the last Feaiau raid
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For COUGHs COLDS AND COysUMPrIoy.-Apothe-
carries writes as We know of no medicine which
mas descrvedly sustained 30 high a reputation ~
the F,ge,qbi, Pulmonary Bai'an - Price 8 and 80
cents. Cutler Brothers Co, Bo ton, date Reed,
Cutler & Co.
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Fatal Railroad .fccidenf.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT ON THE
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R.R.
-Four Persons Killed and Thirteen
Injured.

-Four Persons Killed and Thirteen
Injured.
ACCIDENT ON THE HARLEM EN-
TENSION RAILROAD.
We arc able to present the following particu-
lars Of the terrible accident on the Rutland Rail-
road announced in our evening edition Of We'd
n,sdsy
The night express train coming north Tues
day night ran into a washed out culvert about
midnight near Ludlow, - dumping the engine
and leaving the cars on the south side Of the
break, but injuring no one but. We believe, the
engineer. 4 freight srEin was then standing at
Summit station, in Mount Holley, and a tele-
gram was sent for the engine and caboose to
come to the scene Of the disaster and take tie
passengers to Rutland. This was done The
+ passengers, twenty-five in number, were trans
iarred to a freight car and started north When
about two miles north of Summit station, al >
O'Clock SIN, they ran into another wAshout,
come 90 feet wide and j feet deep. The engine
plunged into the chasm aud the car followed,
landing On top Of the locomotive. To the shock
Of this fearful plunge in the darkness and storm,
amid crashing tim5eTs and tie cries Of the
ROUNDED, were added the horrors Of scad-
ing from the steam escaping from the
wrecked locomotive. When help was finally
secured. and the killed and wounded ez-
tricatei, it was found that sad list Of casual
ties had occurred The engineer, James Hsrdy,
AMI Mr. NJ Croakor, master car builder Of the
road, who was riding on the engine, were in
s-audy killed. One man in the car, a Nj
Abbott, from Lowell, Mass, was also killed
Another passenger died before night three
other passengers hal broken bones and nine OF
zen we're scaldei hg the steam, some Of them IN
a horrible manner. Mr. Foss, engineer Of the
passenger engine wrecked at Ludlow. was SO
badly sealiel that when he pulled of his boots
the shin came off with them. Notwithstanding
his injuries, be walked back to Summit and sent
a telegram to Rutland giving information Of the
disaster.
1t was then found impossible 20 reach the scene
ty train from Rutland, another break having
occurred between summit and Rutland by the
washiugout Of culvert. Owing to this condition
of affairs, but scauty information could be OBJ
tanned, up to . O'Clock last evening. Proup.
. measures were however taken to repair the track
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xcroN AND VICINITY.

r,tsnt for gloves has been grant
PAItS' ,sn l. Written of Essex, the patent
Gu y. ;,.e Nay 3lst-
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Mr.. s. W. Psrkhurst takes the
-,.,,el by Mr. Perley Downer as conduct
the S 85 train, going south. Mr.. Park
=. Al excellent conductor, and a gentle
man in every sense.
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Timber is active in this market. Shepard,
p,,.. 4 c.. commenced this week to run their
- planning mill night and day, in order to keep
.- with their orders. The sales Of lumber at
,h. p int this spring have been at least 3,0O0,-
.ll feet mere than last season at the correspond
r- time.
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ESSEX JuScnoN.-The wife Of Mr. D. L.
Sharpley Of Essex Junct on, was thrown from
wagon uesday pm, and seriously injured. The
accident was caused by a bad place in the road
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Every family needs TO keep in the house some
thiog thst will cure headache, Etoothsche, ague
pains lameness, hIuis cramps, and other kinds Of
R.nue', Pain Killing Magic OIL. Try 10.
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FOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLEs
AND TAN, USE "PERRYs MOTH AND
FRECkLE LOTION" The ou.y Reliable and
Harmless Remedy known 10 Science for removing
brown discoloratons from the Face Prepared cniy
by DR.. B. &. PERRY i9 Boui ST., y. Y. Sold by
Druggists egeryULere.
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MARRIED.


IRISH HEiGs : Johnson, May 1st, by Rev.
Or. ousherty; Homer o. Irish, Eco and Ella &
youngest daughter Of the late John Mei,s. NJ d
all OF Johnson.
ScHRnoNM 'E sn- sHERMAy.-At tho residence OF
the brides father No. Pc Congress 81 ST. Adams
June 2d, by Rev. W. D. Malcolm Nc. James
Schoonnaker, Of Troy, n Y. and Mis-, Lirzie p
only daughter Of Dr.. r. r. sherman, Of st. Adams.
GALUsHA -MCEwES.-June st by Rev q n
Harmon At the Residence Of the brides parents In
LsTreuceyille n. Y, Mr Rollin VI Galushs. ofJari-
cho, Vt and Miss Carrie N. MoExen, Of Larrerce-
vile.
SnTH -BARNss-In this city. June sth. At the
residence q the brides father, by Rev N A. Will
cox, Mr.. Frank v. smith or Boston. and MIA,
George L.. daughter OF Lawrence Barnes, isq., Of
burlington.
DIED.
SrArLpIyG in this civ, Juac -tA. J. L. sp1ul-
ding Jr ,od ofJ. L. and NJ A. spauid ng In the ~
year tfhis age.
MUtQreEy.-In this city. saturday evening. June
4th, Joseph William, sou % Michael and Ann Mul-
queen aged six year.
McNEtL.-Ir Fa.rmr. w.. Nania-. June ST.
Reu-ea NcNeal Of bG-l.u to-. a-ef yosrs.
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4 tAME OTTO the promises u ;ll subscriber Juce Z.
y BLACK COLT The owner requested %
Prove property, qay charges and ta, hi.n away.
IT, 81. NILSSON,
june f-w.t uines1Cr-h.
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The ship Canal.


The STOCK BOOKS SOON To BE OPENED.
We are glad to hear that the Directors Of the
Csughnawaga Ship Canal Co have decided to
open the books for subscriptions to the capital
stock of the Company, as soon as the necessary
preparatory steps can be taken. OF course our
citizens will be expected to take the proportion
Of stock which properly belongs TO the share Of
this city, and We trust they have already msde
up their minds to do so promptly and cheerfully.
Important as the enterprise is to all New Eng
land, no place has q greater interest in its ac-
complishment than Burlington. We do not
think Gov. Underwood overstated the case par
ticle when he said, in one of the Board Of Trade
meetings, that this city could better afford to
furnish the entire sum needed 10 build the canal
than to have it fail Burlington viii not be ex-
pected to build the canal alone tut it ,riH be
expected to make some handsome figures On the
stock subscription and every citizen who has
anything to invest, should be eager to do his
part in this matter. We believe they will need
DO urging SO to 30. The canal cannot fail to be
one Of the best paying Investments Of the day
the tolls On lumber alone viii pay good per
centsge on the cost But the dividends are the
least Of the inducements to Burliugtou;aus to
take hold Of this matter in earnest A public
work which is going to bring the tradaof Buffalo
TO our wharyes must not have to call twice f5r
aid from this city.
We hope to hear soon from the committee that
have in charge the matter Of public meeting
on this subject, in this city
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HAVING purchased from Mr. SPEAR his interest
II in the late firm, the subscriber Will Continue
the business at the old stand, where full sssort-
ment Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, surge, In
struInents Fancy Goods &C. will he kept const ,nty
on hand. Physicians Prescriptions and FsuilS Re-
ceipts carefully prepared at all hours Hoping by
strict aad careful attention IN business 20 receive
share OF the public patronage. remain,
Very respectfully,
Nas 2f.i-F-dEwIm e W. BURRITT.
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MADNESS! PARALYSIS: DEATH
may cusue fr1u using preparations Tor col0rng the
hair charged with ac tate Of lead and sulphur You
may know item by the heavy metallic sediment
which has to he shaken up before the disgusting
compoant can be applied he Journal Of Chem
istry" says there are thirty ofttem IN tse ma5ksf
There b-t one dye in existence which contains no
deleterious substance, and that is
CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
wh has been elreigl.y analysed by Professor
CHI %, ami declared 10y bin t. contain no lead or
any other hurtfu, ingredient. See bis manuscript
certificate, at Cristddoros, Aston House New York
CRlsTADOROS HAIR PRESERrATIVE, as a
Dressing, acts like charm OF ;ho aairaf,er Dying.
Try IT, juno }-"dGwlm
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

n bA ' n y 7 Y 7 u
IN the District Court Of the United States for the
L District Of Vermont-In the matter Of C0llius
H. Stevens Bsnkrupt.-Notice is hereby given that
petition has been fled in said Court, by Colhus
H. Stevens Of East Montpelier in said District duly
declared a bankrupt under the Act Of Congress Of
March p 1867 for a discharge and certificate there
on from all his dehts and other claims provahle
der said Act and that the 5th day Of July $50, at
lUo'clock A. NJ, before the Hon. d. A. Smalley,
Of Burlington, is assigned for the hearing Of the
same when and where ali creditors who have proved
their debts and other persons in interest, may at
tend and show cause, II any they have, why the
PRAYER Of SAID petition should not be era. ted
Dated st Burlington. on the I'D day Of May
1870. B. b. SMALLEf, Clerk.
4ss3u
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$4,000
The remaining portion Of this Loan now for sale
at 81 and accrued interest in currency, can be
had at the Company's Agencies in New York or
Boston in New YORK, TANNER Co., Bankers. No.
i9 Wall St, or W. p. CONVERSE & Co. No. 81 Pine
St. In Boston, off. ROLLINS MORSE. ( Bno. No.
p State Street
Pamphlets Maps and all information can be OBJ.
tanned at either Of the a5-ye named agencies.
The attention Of Capitalists and Investors is par
ticularly invited to these securites We are salts
fed they are all that could he desired and unhesi-
tAtingly recommend them.
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Special Aotites.
THE LIFE SUSTAINING ORGANS

THE LIFE SUSTAINING ORGANS.
The two organs which minister most directly to
the support Of the body, the stomach and liver
In the former the first process of digestion takes
place under the action of that powerful solvent the
gastric juice. Thence the food, converted into
pulp passes into the duodenum, where it is subject
ed to the acton Of the bile gall, flowing from the
liver aud o. the fluid generated by the pancreas or
swestbresd Of the system. These secretions seper-
ate the nutritious portion from the rest and it is
then taken up by the absorbent vessels and convey
ed into the channels of circulation IN the form Of
venous blood, while the waste matter T. discharged
through the bowels Unless all these processes are
duly performed disease Of some sort Is evitable,
and the hes: Of all medicinal agents for preserving
or restoring the tone and regulating the action Of
the three or.ans(the stomach, liver and intestine
by which the threefOd work is carried on, is Hoe
letters stomach Btters. Indigestion is generally
accompanied by constipation ard the gentle cathaf
tic operation of the Bitters is less important in
cases ofths kind, than its tonic effect upon the
stomach and hillary gland. Beauty u person "a
well health depends in no small do upon the
regularity Of the eXcTetlve functions a salloW
com pie 1iOn, a thick Opaque coarse SKIN, a tainted
breath rush Of blood to the lead, loss Of memory,
headache and extreme mental depression are the
rsual accom- pAniments Of co-tiFeness. A course Of
the Bitter will niallblY relieve and finally Danish
these obnoxious symptoms, while invigOrRt n the
stomach and promoting healthy action in the liver.
This genial vegetable stomachic and Alternative,
strikes at disease in It's primary sources, the sssmi
latin-, secretive and explosive organs. and the
cures It effects are clnseq thorough and com
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Tuz SHIP CANAL MEETING, the call for which
appears in another column, viii be one Of the
most important and interesting meetings ever
held in this city. We are informed that the fol-
loving distinguished gentlemen will be present
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Bankrupt Aotites.

TN BANKRUPTCY District Of Vermont. sat
L Rutland on the 25th day of May, A. d. $50 The
undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appointment
as assignee Of James Wiswel and Jamrs II. Wis
we'll. late partners in trade under the firm Of
Wiswell 4 Son at Hodeville In Casteton, ia the
County Of Rutland and State Of Vermont within
said District, who have been adjudged bankrupts
upon their own petition by the District Court Of
said District.
49w3w P. sIMONS, Assignee
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H..rr.,- In ,h4 Richmond market, Non
l.r r-1b.zs, Of cheese brought from G 20 T.
..'-. -sr pound. tle latter price for nice nav
Buyers 30 not care to inyes. in skim
....-e ur.s.s at S very low figure 100 tubs Of
butter we're -5li Tor from - to 26 cents. Far
as-s say that their grass is suffering for want Of
rain. and that there must be short hay crop.
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a NEw BANK The above Interesting iutel.-
seuee does not comprise al the banking news Of
the day We understand that a number Of our
'I"Ieus, including Messrs F. NJ Van Sicklen,
LtWrence Barnes. s. Gates, o. J. Walker, A. c.
Spear, C.. L. Sumner, a W. Allen. and E. C.
L'onis' with Mr.. sPau'liag Of Jericho, have re-
Gently been taking the necessary steps TO organ
'a' a new bank in this city. They have already
secured the requisite authority, and circulation,
from the Comptroller Of the Currency. The or
gsnization Of the bank viii take place without
delay, and an Opportunity viii he offered to such
Of our capitalists a. desire to be associated with
the gentlemen named stockholders The ca
pital Of the bank, We understand. will be 5000
900, with the privilege Of increasing to $500
90. Il will be seen that the movers in this
uAfte- comprise some Of our heaviest and mos,
substantial citizens. and the thing " means
business We shall have further information
doubtless in day or two.
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HE
EESPEEE EFEES TEi

yBTASTED-AGEN7s 90 sell a Thoroughly good 90
" r.evfi- article. wanted TO every family. No
COMP tt'ou. Exclusive Territory gwen. Bus ness
YER, pleasant Agents have sold doz.. netting 5 80
profit p-- day. One solid S51 100 small u su. al
other IIIl i'm s towns another ~ 10 calling ou ~
families Cost ofogtdt -. No danger o. imp1s.tio
Best OF references given. send for circu'a to 40
Washington street Boston. lllss. Student, have
found th's very profitable.
June --wiv LiTTLEFIELD & DAME.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
V'HE CoFartnership heretofore existing betEeen
! the undersi znet, under the name and firm u
A. c SPEAR I Co, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. TIE business of the rm will he settled by
either partner, at the Drugstore o. K. W. Burritt'
Church street.
A c. SPEAR.
Burlington, May 53d. 1870. F. ". BURRITF
CARD.
II AVING disposed OF nv Apothecary and |. pS
IL business, 20 EDGAR ". bURklTT would
thank tho citizens of Burlington and vicinity, FOR
the lire al patronage - long and generously be-
stoFel upon ne and cheerfuly commend them 70
ny successor. who has been connected with me FOR
twelve years past, as worthy OF continuance OF
AMOS c. SPEAR.