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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-09
The New Apportionment.

Mr.. Trumbull's amendments to the
Apportionment bill ought to render it
more acceptable to the whole country,
and ensure It's passage. The increase in
the number of members of the House,
from 243, the present number, to 800,
lnstead of to 275, as proposed by the
House Bill, has the effect to avoid the
reduction. in the representation of any
State. Supposing our whole population
to be forty millions, the ratio will be one
member to l33, 1873 of population, instead
OF one to about La, 900 as under the cen
sus OF 1860. OF the 81 new members
added to the House, on this basis, the
niue Northwestern States, exclusive of
Nebraska, would get 81 distributed about
as follows:
Illinois will have six members; total, 20.
Ohio will have three members; total, %.
Indiana viii have two new members; total, Is.
Wisconsin will have three ne members total, g.
Michigan viii have three members; total, 9.
Iowa will have three members; total, 9.
Minnesota Will have two members; total, 4.
Kansas VIII have two members; total, 3.
Missouri will have three new members: total, u.
The time for obtaining the returns on
which the Secretary of the Interior
makes the reapportionment is extended
from August 3 to October 1, and the
additional members are to be elected the
first time 10 the States entitled to them
on general ticket.
4 There being no conceivable objection
to efectlng this reapportionment in time
for the next Congress, and no possible
motive for delaying it except to prolong,
Intentionally. an injustice which has
grown up without intent, we hope mem
bers will watch the Reapportionmen bill
with vigilance, and pass it so early in the |
session that all efforts to Illustrate ard |
defeat it will be seen in advance to be I'M
ayailing.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-09
PoTATo BUds. This yarmint has

PoTATo BUGS. This yarmint has
made its appearance in our gardens much
earlier this season than last, and has com
menced operations in earnest. A reward
of several bushels of our earliest mul-
pheys will be given for any preparation
that will Kill the bng without destroying
the potatoes. Judge Dunwiddie has a
preparation that will kill both.l The best
thing we know of for this pest, is to put
land plaster or the vines and around the
hill of the potato: thus stimulating and
forcing the vine to bloom and grow strong.
Monroe Sentinel
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-09
Special Notices.
TO CON So vi PTIVES.

THE Advertiser. having been restored to health 10
a few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with lung affection
and that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious
make known to his felow-suferers the means oose
TO all who desire it, he will send copy of the DR.
scriptirn used free of charge with the directions 70
preparing and using TIL same, which they will find
SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, lie
The object OF the advertiser in sending the Prescrip
tion IS 10 benefit Inc afflicted, and spread informa ~.
which he conceves to be invaluable; and he ZONES -
cry Sufferer will try his remedy, it Will COST thar.
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will ple-
16-7-1y Rev. EDWARD A. - IS So euu1 esA
Williamsburg, Kings G. 49, mi ~
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-09

In Michigan, woman can recover
from saloon keeper the money spent by
her husband for liquor. Such law as
that would avert great deal of suffering
among the poorer classes here.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-09
ERRORS OF YOUTu

AehN LEN AN who suffered for vears fra,,, W.,
vous Debility Premature Decay and al, tl
So"~ifui ladscretion, WILL for the sake of suffering
humanity send free to all who need it. the recent ana
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
was cared Sufferers wishing to profit by the adve
tsers experience can do SO by addressing in perfe
JOHN B, OGDEN,
10. ~ Cedar s.xsef, Nov Pork
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-09

"A nation that can vote steadily un-
der fire can vote down the rum fire.
Let us have rotes.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-09
NOJICE.

OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,
MADISON April G. 1863.
In accordance with the provisions of Chapter ~
Laws of 1865 hereby give notice that the notes eS
the Bank of Manitowoc must be presented the ofos
of the Bank Comptroller at Madison, isconsin for
payment, within three years from the date of this
notice. the funds deposited for the redemption at
the will be surrendered provided in Section
two of said act: 52-2y
VII LIAM z. SMITH, state.Tressurer.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

thence northwestwardly
five feet three inches;
thence north eleven feet
thence east ono hundred
and twenty-hyo feet 10
the beginning.
McCarthy-Jercmiah ...
Beginning at the southeast
corner Of said lot thence
west along north II street
twenty feet; thence north
to the rear line Of said lot;
thence east twenty feet.
thence south TO the boz
ginning
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

Second lnstallment of tax
for curblng and paving
fOOtway (in the name Of
VIM. r. Baldwin, on In
terest from December 81.
1858. 80. OOI
Having a front OF fortyI
feet on Eighth street east
adjoining the south
twenty feet Of said lot byl
the depth thereof.
Mulligan, Margaret, A. r
ditto. .............,,..l
Noon, Mary .......,,,...l
Beginning on north | street.
thirty feet eight inches.
from the northeast corr
ner OF lot twenty-five and
running south one hun
dred and forty-one feet
nine inches; thence In al
southwest direction ten.
feet ten inches; thence
due west twelve feet two
inches; and thence north
one hundred and forty
nine feet seven inches;
thence east TO beginning.
JlttO. Observation-Disclosures.
JlttO. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
dcCleary. NJ. ] I
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

First and second Install
monts OF tax for eurbingI
and paving f0Otway (lnI
the name Of Wm, II. Gun
nell) on lntereat from
NoYembeTso iooa elS,eT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24

TIC 'hc-apea.e and Ohio Railroad
Isc7npIeted and running from RIlHxoy1, Va, o
the ce.etrate- wHrrE SrLfHrR ssRrye- IL IVES;
Va. p .es i is being rsp.dly extended 70 the
Ohio River. 2' miles further mailing IN all ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24

that such an army Of able-bodied men and NO
men should be Withdrawn from the ranks Of the
producers, and added to the already and always
too numerous clsss Of midile-men and dIstrl-
butors or eIchaugers.
We do rot deny that some benefit results to
the community from the vast nosysiem OF
circulating peddlers. Not all their wares are
worthless, and q few of them are, 1t msy be,
of especisl value At the same time-for our
selves-we choose to purchase Of dealers whom
we know, Of men who can afford to be content
with the ordinary profits, instead Of oOo' Zoo'
or even 100 per cent. We prefer to buy what
We want, and when we want it and to ony
where We have chance to select instead OF
having articles thrust upon us, simply oecsuse
the " gentlemsnly agent /" wants our money
We are glad that some things yet remain IN
the regular trade; that, for instance, we are not
/ compelled to go without coffee and sugar until
wandering hawker see fit to appear with samples;
that cotton cloth and Bibles snd spelling-books'
4 are proeursbe At the store" every day, ana
At all hours Of the day; that hardware ana cro0A-
cry have rot as yet taken to wheels or lego out
remain quietly in their accustomed repositories
We add a single word for the beneht OF what
ever 'sgent" may resiour diatribe lfs0m'times
the ma1 cf the house" answers you cufuy'
and summarily shows you the door, don't be rui-
feel; take it ccoly and philosophically it is more
than possible that you would do the same thing
if you we're in his place and he in yours
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24
LITERARY NOTES

Biblical students who have any Acquaintance
with Meyers Commentary on the new Testament
and especially those who are unfamiliar with
Germsn-vill rejoice to learn inst this most va
uable work IS to be issued by the Nessrs. Clark
Z Edinburgh IN their Foreign theological Lihrs-
~. If here is any better critical commentary
in existence, We hsye never heard Of it. AID it
is this sort OF help that TIE student desires. As
fo7 the practical observations he can make
those himself, after having ascertainei precisely
what the sacred writer intended to say. We 30
not recommend 5ieyer to such as are able to ind
just what .iiey want IN Scott and Barnes.
Messrs. Bill, Nichols & Co, Publishers of
Subscription Books st Springfield, slass., have
brought suit for $1,000 damages against one
Of their agents for selling copies # their booAs
to bookseller, contrary to regulations
So says The Peopie's JON a-t, Itself tine organ
Of subscription publishing house that has
branches ia FIVE different cities. We knew that
greet complaint Was made by agents" if the
bookstores supplied the works Tor which they
oanvsssel. We knew, TOO, that The publishers
Of these books had sgrcei in convention 10 keep
their publications out Of the REGULAR trade. We
can hardly conceive, however, that any court
could be induced 10 award damages Tor placing
good books where they cin be apiJly and easily
distributed 1t is absurd 70 require Us 40 Val,
for volume that we really need, until the
regular agent calls at cur house with few
specimen pages and illustrations. Bookselling
is a regularly established business aud one of
great Importance to the community. Yet in
towns Of moderate size very little money is TO
he made in IT, II is attended wi'h peculiar
rjsks, especially in the hands If rayse who have
not been trained to il II hich-pfioei popular
works are crowded upon the people ty harkers,
the receipts Of the regular bookseller viii be pro-
portionsbly diminished, and he may be CON-
PEELED to shut up his shop. We ADMIT that some
Of the works nov publishing by subscription are
Of value. but We could better afford to dispense
with the swarm Of agents" snd their dozen
costly volumes, than with the regular trades
man, who every day and all the year offers us
Jul Sh0iCe Jul OF TIC ttHs VI 'AOuSAHt7 VI O0VAa'
rev and old, standard and amusing, which he
either keeps OF his shelves or can procure for us
st a days notice. The bookstore is prom;-
nsnt index and agency Of our civilization We
could not get on without it As for the book
agents, all literary people would rrjoice if
they might never set eyes on another
Mr.. Muford's % The Nation lately issued
BY Hurd and Houghton, has already been re-
viewed in these columns with deserved praise.
No one seems to know who the suthor is. that
with such vigOr aud profundi;y Of thought and
earnestness Of Christian conviction, has dis
eussed the deepest problems Of society and gov
ernment. Mr.. NJ was for tine student a,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24
TIE TROTTING STALLION,
'sgkssNAS JEFFERSON.

WILL maze SEASON. commencing April 18TH
w and ending July 18th, at
COL s. E. SrOWELL'S, CORNWALL, Vt,
and will be limited to fly uEes at slOo.-s50 Of
he obey is due snd pay able at the time Of ssrvice
and the balance $50. is due and payable after the
st Of January 1871, unless IL Is evident the mare is
not in fo.l. A mare proving to be not in al. may
I've returned the next season without additional
ppvment and if the mare proves 10 be in foal,
ESQ will be due for the services and payable on de-
mand.
Thomas jefferson by Toronto Chief by Royal
Georse. &C. out Of the celebrated trotting mare
tipsev Queen, by the four mile race horse Wagner,
second dam b. Glencoe, is black, fifteen hands and
one inch and the highest over his hips Of fine
temper, One figure and best head and tail on any
one horse Ii six years old past can trot three heats
in 30 and is regarded by his owner the best Trot-
ting stock Horse IN New England. think | am
iusfled in sayins to the farmers Of Vermont, that
II is the opinion of those who have seen Thomas
JeersOa that he il first class horse and his colts
will prove a source OF revenue TO the BREEDER and
the STATE. II he is suitsbly patronized l intend he
shsll live and die in Addison County.
Col Stovell will have the immediate manage
ment Of this stallion, and every one who goes 70
see him will also see Msmbrino Patchen, the best
full sized stallion in New England in my opinion,
and will be treated with civility and fairness.
WIZ. B. SMITH,
Hartford, CT.
Burlington, VT, March 94th, ls7o.-td2wAwT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24

~, .,o-ss. of .reen and pleasant places, ,-.terol
IN U.S. bsppy birds their Wooa-Ao'-s
low! L.. a,,,;1iar faces
We buried long ago!
p,o, barren heights their sweetness We eyes,
I'D baekward gaze with vistful, Nsaisih-s
, ~ r,s--et mid snowdrifts If Deceno'i
The summers sunny skies
Glad hours that seemei their ram
TOW rs,i-, lore;
Bright Gays that never iachel
DAYS that return 10 more
Fs:- gardens with their many bl9 , ;c-fsine
Ana red ripe roses brestIr- ~. %, I-aiievs
NJ v;oiat I,cals ID green seques c {" '~li''S
Fnnnrnled o'er with bloom.
Sunset that lighted the brown 91y n IN gid
q - on ;ue rivers r-frinS geo neAcLes
Streamed wnite-rayct siiVers cold
..,.---,o,l.nss bleak We wander wes-y- hearted
,r-- many taogle-, wild and rsoruy niih'
pa,laUahsrinr a. in drea rs the Gays departed
The hy gone happy days
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24

Maps, Pamphlets and full information rurnished
upon application in person or BY yuail
April e-f'dkw2m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24

Chesapeake Il Ohio Railroad
Company.

1Ec 'tc-apoaae and Ohio Railroad
r.-.-.,-........ p..u..~-
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eoHuaai'a'.' 2 VIII the IRON ores Of 'is'Hil M
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froa tle F,'. thes,a and vii -omnsaa lag,
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24

DAY BOAT AND NIGHT BOAT.
With twenty Isl Clas. Steamers, only 81 days
through 90 Milwaukee and Chicago, without change
Of boat. Fist Cas- Tickets Include Meals ana Sta-s
Rooms!
Leaving O-iousour-h every Gay, Sundays eK-
ceptsd arrival o. noon rains. for Chicago, ai
Wsukee, Shehoygar and Intermediate ports without
ceptedl for Cleveland TOLEDO, Detroit aud intor-
mediate ports
PASSENGERS snc Families moving hlst.1aa embark
with their LuEga- 20, Teams. 81 .cf- Ac., anu Lana
together without disturbance OF frausIipmeut az
their port Of destination thus avoiding the sret H.
Convenience O.. tie many clau &c, delays ami ex-
pensas o. other routes. gT- These steamers have
furnished, for First Class PasssL-ers, and Second
cabins with Cook Stoves and comfortable acc lmiuO
dation for Passa gers and flmile-, Th0 may wish U
furnish their own provisions. No efforts VIII De
spared 70 INA ntaln the reputation Of this, as tls
Cheapest AND BEST ROUTE
Be sure and see the agents of this limo before on
buy your tickets Trusty men will always meet Pas
ssnse5- q; the Depot 10 Os-elst ur. % take Cheeks
and recheck Baggage FOR this Line. As iur iicAet'
via Northern TrILs portati0u Company steamer
The only American Lines leaving O-teEs1ur--. He
Agents Of tuls Line before purchasing elsewhere
One hundred pounds oi ta-rage free @. each pas
seugcr BlE-a-e checked through Co oil points
~ Through Tickets O. California and all points
in the Great Hgs- North West aud south west,
cheaper than tie cAeapssr, % application O.
G. A. topI, Managing agent Uhce Steamers
La1ding, U-deus IurE, =. ].
Gz0. IS. >AIrH, General Ticket & -eli. Otl-e
corner Ford and PA.ter,l1 streets. opposite llLsln
House, O-ioEsi ur--. =.
q. =. G0ouy9, Passenger agent.
April ki--+-C WON
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100000

Or q single -.rr. sr- a5 vc le-a-s -- ems 5000.
this business. ST. eIIlrF sve-F ---ll-i tl- --.-
.-tf1yl.t- sarisfl-.orT manner 80 THINK -la- g.
s--zrs vii find is o. be fr ee.- --T-l--e 81 .----
their business g 1lrc are. AMI Ws vii a-Tsys -r O.
their interests sld snTc2-ar o. Serve C1c-1 1 3-
isfsctory Az faithful 11-1c--
ALI HsScs viii &c LiEEEALLE ADJ -l
ard PROMPTLY PAID ~ Cars Agency .1 ----e-i
fu1ds. fhsl 1eEl-cl We -. U-ze losses -s5 q G
II SOLD
We employ a. experienced Surveyor v19 ~
make surveys Of Mills aEl ct-C- risks Hle- i1s---
arce n desires, without e-trs charge l11 Te arc
prepared 10 place rsgs 10 ANY COMPANIES -1a-
parties may pres7 or g tas selection IS let % -s We
viz sivc theu tire oes. Companies 10 this c--1-y.
-.g- Nousuuuiczt-a-s ~ u,ail VII receive ~ 1gi
a.tsnti7r.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24

This remedy does not siuply -c'.ste TT short
time bot it produces perfect and permanent cures
90 The y lrst cases q tHr.ulc Nas1l tiarfh. ana
lr.i PAY sril reuarf for case ts.f oIrnot cur Z.
"Cyid n the head, AMI Catlrrh Headache are cur
Ell with q few applications. You have olsel-r-q
from the nose. offensive or Otherwise stopping up
Of the moss A. times partial loss " tlc sense ~
sIeI tate OF hearir l.. csos watering ~ WtA Ice.
,1ulI. have pain ~ procure 100 the lal1 sou l--r
rest assured that you have Catarrn- ltnls2-ts s--
uually with az w1u'festluE bald %. tt q owe = iut
tlu.s terminate in C0usur ftloa and ert 30 the
grave 80 disea=e is so common f.re ae,cps''e OF
rs. ualcrs;o1G hy pi, ---l-. VII s-1- -ls ia.4
uhlet ou Catlrrt {. any address fee. i-. r4-e p
Catarrh Remedy IT, -.T
SOLD ~ MOST DRUGGISTS Isl ALL fAll.a
OF TIE WORLD.
Price 30 cents Hca, hy mail. postpaid , gu reta p-
or,I cents 1s four packages i.r TOO .'.-t-s- Be-
ware Of -11tfrfstff and a1r.a ess tltt4fl1n'- c
that ms p-itIi, stamp. Wh.-H so tas.t'r .44 'f'
-fg-.as4eurrs is uH.u .-- outside vrapl---
ns-nie- thit this private Stamp, isIt- '- l.r e,
Cd States Government expressly i.r sttHl is my
medicines has my portrait. uaue ana 7d ai q
Il. worIs 'J s. Cegt.t lt- u. O"---..-r'a -i-ia
"a upon lt, and need not be- miss Heu- Don .e
swiud.Cd hy travellers and Others rcp-cstui' th,i.-
selves d. Dr. sage g.. & an tis Only -l-r living
that has the knowledge and r.--- 90 manuals. afe
The rrrurue D-. So -c's CA.airl it'-c t-i --Trr
nv. pI-BrE. u. 10.
l3 Scue-a street., H-ll.l. y. ]
Nay Zf-4sf trf tIur- s.t &
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24
WHAT ARE
Dr.. j. WALK Ek'S
r.r1FopNTA VINEGAR BTTrERsl

THEY ARF NOT = VILE FANCY DRINK,
Made ofpoor Rum Rhi,key Proof Spvit,, end rsfu's
Ligaors d0ctorcd, spiced and sweetened to tlea5o
tie TASTE Gained 'Tcnics - Re,torers, Appeuzers,
&c that isad the tippler on 70 orunkenness and
rule hut are a true Medicine, made from the Native
R OTIS ant Herbs Of California. free from ~ 1ie912ie
Sfigtul1nts They are the Great BLOOD FURTHER
and LiFEGIEING PRINCIPLE,a perfect kenovstor
and nvi-orst- Of the system, carrying ~ all poison
Gus N ,tter nd restoring the blood 10 healthy
.orFiti1u No person can take these Biters accord
;nf- to q .-...-ous ana rem in lorE uu~el 500
VII! he ven fer al inclraoie case, providing re
bones are no.. destroy ed by mineral posons or other
means and the vital organs wasted beyond the point
Of repair j. VA .KER. Proprietor R. II. ncpO
NALp + CO., Druggists and Gen. Agents, san IRAN
cisco. TAI and - AM - Commerce st. NY SOLD
BY AL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
Juae i6-fdSw4w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24

Mortified, June /, l'''.
Sea!ed urop1s Is are hereby invited for printing
IN, follo.c NJ state Du,uE.en's to Wit Reports Of
ne Auditor o. Account, AdiItsut and Inspect U
CIrperli Ql..t-r;at>t- ti-t-rt Sersean at Arms
Kslr,si GO mi--ouu-, 60 nnissioner Of the iLsl e.
Direct O, Superintendent aud Chaplain Of the state
PRISON Trustees uf the Vermont Reform eclooi anu
Tru,,ee- of the Univerty OF Vermont ana STATE AZ
r,caltural tollcse IA the general form an1 style Of
the Hst,orts o. state cers for l-ts, u be houcu
in ono volume and delivered at the Office u the Sec
retary of state, in Montpelier, on or before TIE
sscond thursday in October.
Also the Report OF tho Board Of Education In the
sam, form and STYLE that 81 1859, bound IN q SIN
IL volume and to be delivered at the same time
Also. the Annual Session Laws of so, in the san
stvle as those Of 1863, DO nd in single volume ana
10 be reaay for distribution OF before the hrst
day Of January, IN t.t..,
Also. the Senate aud House Journals, IN the same
General form and stJ lie Of those Of 1862 TO ne bound
In senarats volumes, ana ready for distribution on
or hef,,rs the first day OF May, ISL
Details Of eoItrsct- will be governed in all par
.i,nIar- by the provisions of No. 81. O.! the DsUpn
let Laws Of l-67.-to Whlch parties 4n'sieseou Sio
respectfully referred e.t4 -. 80.
blank proposals for bids will he furn shed a. once
TO parties desiring 10 enter into contract Tor any
part of this work. -
The right TO reject any a. all proposals az may be
deemed for the interest Of the STATE - hereby re-
served. --onc,, ,-rCuors
lime = wsr secretary OF state.
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June $ w3w
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ssflathinists & 5Rafllinrrn.

Dealers in
STEAM AND GAS FITTINGS
OF ALL KINDS,
Leather end Rubber Betting and Hose.
AGENTS FOR
pxt.nt Steam Packing Morse's Twist Drills, CorllH
Engines and Worthington's Pumps
pioneer Ruiidings, Burlington, W.
B. 8. NICHOLS,
Z. g. CO6GS. FOB. z--rdeN}
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24
PLANTATION BITTERs.

S. T.-1S60-X.
'I1HIs wonderful vegetable restorative is the
sheet-anch0r Of tine feeble and debiliteted. As
. tonic an cordial for the aged and anguid, 1t hs
10 elual among stomach-cs. As a remedy Tor the
nervous weakness to which women are especially
subject Il is guperceding every other stimulsnt. In
all climates poai, temperate or frig.d It aets IS
a specific in every species OF disorder which under
miaes the bodily strength and breaks down the
spifnsl shirts 70. sale hy all druggists.
rna-a+d NN6ll
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24

xsTANTED-AssS1s TO IL a thoroughly good Do
w ra,rtie article wanted in every iamliy. no
comm. tition ExclusiV territory given. bus ness
yerv pleasant Agents have sold DOL; netting 30
profit par day One cold 40 IN small otn, an,
other iO0l In towns another II In calItns On o.
families Cost ofoutAt 81 No danger OF imposition;
Rest Of references given send for circula' 70 lu@
washington street ,soston, Mas. Students have
found this very profitable NAM
June s-wiw LIrTLIlELD q bAnh
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CURE FOR
FEMALE WEAKNESS

THIS wonderful Medicine, made from an Indian
recipe, is entirely vegetable, and is a certain
cure without supporters. By inclOsing three cent
postage stamp | will send you my circulars, which
will give testimonials. Manufacturer and sold by
6. G. GOODWIN & CO. IS Hsnover street, Boston
and by all Druegists. Price 81 per bottle.
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