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OUTFIT

Besides the articles Of clo,hiog necessary 10, ss.;
with 9 towess, . ~eaptias, ] goblet. / spoon .sS iork.
table kshs. ! Tin basin and foot tub. i night b.g.
nsatt,sss . 4 Z 3 T., I dosble woolea blanket, i pillow
3 eillow cases. pairs sheets, I mosquito bar. Ever
10 full. ,''
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MARITAL. VAUDEVILLE, co,rdonnier
Nl ct hotter, pres de l'habitation de NJ.
Edmond Biouia, D. On quart do mile de-
PEgiise Saint Michel. 80 -.,s54 .4E b
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FABRIQUE DE CIGAREs.

Po 10 OUTPUTS 3 u1No
Entrs vEgliss St.Michsl q 10 Maisoa do
ccnr - Hsbi,ation L.. Chtnss - StJseques,
Rive gauchs.
fAfessieurs les msschands Do Ia paroisse s..
Jseqsss q des paroisses voisines, trouvsront
t~oujours 4 ID fabrique de MN. P. R. Durufs
g aCIssafu n sssevtimsns ccmplet do cigares
0eseellente qualit6, OF aux prix los plus
.saisoanahlee. 81 -
~ Sept 7O.-6 N.
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Prsssssors q the Collegiate Depsrsn..t ,
Da, JAS. BuRNs. ,Prafsssss Il the Eus,;aa Cha.
L. psM0NTLUZIN. Professor Of he Frs.eh Cisss.
GEO. GESSNER, Prsfssses ef. tks Lain M 0reeE
A. '. ROMAN, P,ot..o, If III. Mathematical,
Glass.
The Primary and intermediate Departments are
diligently trsised BY Professors Of losg experiences aad
ackaewlsdgsd merit
Further Information may be obtained by addressing
Locked Boz. 49,
\. v. ROMAN, Director.
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is Diure'ic and Blood Purifying, asa sue,a a,
Diseases arising from habits Of destination.
excuses and imprudenees in life, impurities
OF the Blood. &c.. saper,eliag .Cop4iba 10 If.
%'ec''ons Tor which il, is used, such, a. Couo,.
rbGa, elect, Of long standing, aud ,S,phpAio
Atectjans-inl these diseases, p,sljn oes..eL
ton with HElsDoLp's Rose WASH,
Sold by all Dtuggis,, and .ealsss s,sry>
where Beware of couu.erieu.. All. fos
Hslmto'd'. Take no other. PRIcE-sl2s
Per bottle, OF s bottles for $780,. Dsuvs,,a 10
any address Describe synp,orus ,ia, III 90.
munications.
Addrss' II. T, HELMB0l.1, 50. ,Bsoa1u,y,
N. Y.
~ ruugu uuuuupl
IVY upv
you wv
g u vuu 9a UUu Gra .ri
= 80 44.z.-asa. uuuUuuu.
NoNE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE
-, in '%'se'-ensnsed wrapper, with t.e.
simi'e Of my Chemical Warehouse. and ,,.,.a
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Attorneys 1t Law
Odice.; No, - Royal Street. Nsw-Orleans.
8. james, Parish, At +. r. Poche's resi-
3a1ea near the Court House. ap II.
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B~ERTHELOTIE fercs
Pcintres ct Dec0rale4rs.
Adresses. soft d. Convent Post.oficc. soft
a. Cantseile Post.otice.
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st. jacques, 10 Sept. 1870.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-08

Dream SrswaUT.-Our eomAunh- .e',i
lsit Oh, weight OF suls cc1shir SORROW 7a- -'l-
ues- as 7as experienced vh-'. ae announce
g-eu. forth tast oar f.loe citizen. Bon l'nz"..
Ste.r-t bad pad rte debt 81 a,lre I'd la''s-a
away 10 the silence Oh INC grave. As the news
Of Ais decease few upon ,h. 1cs Of t.e VINO ''
all parts II our village and town, sorrow traces
itself on every counteuauce. and eva- unused TO
tears vere filed snd coursef their way l3Ht
many cheek, while exciams ti0-' Vi -'iei ana
deepest sorrow burst from every Zip. la ispa
Succession his many virtues were Tslelrsel 10y
AL The poor f-it they 1aa los, true
friend, the business community a. safe end wise
counselor, and his be-esyel firmly devoted
hu-bsnd, anu q teuier and oyinr f,ther While
his brother, overwheimeI wl.h .ri-f ,ia 6san-
e-t poienanev reeiet under the shock thai came
with such crushing weight, anu ea.-eed EiJh
such terrible force the Utmost rtcesscs Of HE
noble soul. I never saw brothers love each
other with such perfect devotion aoe affection as
Dugsid aud john W Stewart. Never did
know them land ! have kaoFn these brothers
from their infancy 10 have iarrng word Or
an uukind personal sliusion toward each other.
Each was the impersonation If Auuor ami love
for the other, and the severance OF such tie as
bound their hearts together was like suoderinE
the heart strings of life -.ifid3i e5ufy Cor. nut
land Herald.
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60 Tho Mains ia rey .iet and sides were 80 sew
.-e .rsr some NIGHTS rvi5 moi milo 10 sleeu at all
NJ s,,sf-f mad Iafr ma and The ei-i- and smell N
al ,ds If food were ,,is,,rtee.bIe and oauseatir.,
Di,rf1., IN IT, ,yn-s- -,. .-as pf--,-.s irl ms
cs.upapioi with u.rht -vaat.. NT assl aud
strength we're fast wasting away Ny friends pro
no-ltl me ~ "a , ,,, aii', sA = 80 sT
se.er,.i nv family hag,ns died of that disease.
a,dsv Ar j vs. thinking Of frv condition. and
eni.evorin. TO reconcile nVseif 10 nv fa.e i was
f.fe Sorzad y r. tlr thalalt that tho t-E t~sef
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snrcial No!ires.
BESr THING FOR cosrIvENEss.

BEST THING FOX COSTIVENESS.
DR.. HARRlsON's PhRISTALIC LOzEN6ES are
warrantei ID al cases Q. Piles and Falling Of the
Recum, Dyspepsia such as Oppression after eating,
Sour Stomlch, Splitting Of Food, also Headache,
Dizziness, Pan ia the Back Snl Loins, Sick Head
ache Coated Tongue md Bilousuess For sale ~
N. TremoH; Te pie, Boston, by E. a. HAR"i-
son 4 CO., Proprietor-. and 10y sl Dpusg.s +, Nail
ed for 50 cents HENRY Co., agents }5F-H"s
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Bankrupt 9lotiees.


nISTRlCT OF VERMONT, s. AT Shorehaln, the
- tn day OF april. \ D., $50 The IN
dersigned hereby gives notice Of his appointment
as Assignee cf bent Ca-ey, Of Cornwall, IN tho
County az Addison, and State Of Vermont, within
said district. who has been adjudged bHusruPt;
on h, lva EDITION by the District Court ol SAID
. Dstr,t THURMAN BROOKINS, Assignee.
Hs.t.
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rRoz The LATE sEcEErhRY Stanton.
/ pray you 20 accept my sincere thanks
foF the handsome copy you have favored me with, Of
the record made by the ermont troops az the battle
oi Getty stur-h The patriotic vHlor exhibited BY
toe soilier- VI vermont and their gallant officers
upon many hatueGeids, WAS never more qouspicu-
than at that great decisive held which GU have
So we'll COMMUNICATED Vermont has good reason
10 be prcud OF her sons and the place they have
won iu tast National history 70 which you have
made so valuable d contribution.
With sincere regard, an yours truly,
Edwin N. STANTON.
G. &. Bei.etiei, Lieut.. d 4. d. c.
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LoSDoV. Eve, April O..
Bonds steady. e!. far 2. a3' or 80. -gs for %.
l0-irs -. Stocks firm Erie -il, illinois Central
lll3 Great Western l-i
EaASEFonr. April r.
Brnis closed firne1; ali.
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OMce-Oc FISK s. HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS II GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES

No. 8 NASSAU STREET, NEW York.

No. . NASSAU STREET, NEW York.
February 18th, 1870.
The remarkable success which attended our ueso-
tiation Of the Loans Of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL
Road COMPANY and the WEsrERy PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD CoEPASr, and the popularity and credit which
these Loans have maintained IN lie markets. D. Oh
in this country ana Europe, have sLoTl tia, tic
Hrat Mortgage Bonds Of wisely-loca;e5 aad Lou1--
ably-manased Railroad are promptly recognized
aad readily taken the most suitable, safe and a
yantageous form o. investment, yielding more
liberal inc ms than San here's TER be derived f-lu
Government Bonds, and available &, take their
place.
Assured that, in the selection AMI negotiation Of
superior Railroad Loans, we are meeting a z-eat
public want, and rendering a valuable ser,ice-
both 20 the holders Of Capital and 70 those .rea.
National works Of in.erna! improvement who-e ia-
trinsic merit ami substantial character on,tle then
t, the use Of Capital and the confidence Of investors
we nov oner with special confidence and sati.lsc-
ton the
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P s.-we have issued pamphlets containing .uli
particulars. statistical details insps. etc. which
viii Dee furnished apou application.
e We buy and sell Government Bonds, sni re-
eeive the aocounts Of Banks BANKERS, Corporation
and others, subject 70 cheek ~ sight, and allo- u
teresi N daily balances fesrz+-t&w2r
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D. NOTICE. 1870
NEW BOUNTY DECIsIOS.
ATTENTION
SOLDIERS OF THE 2xD & 3RD VT REGIS.

Under the recent declsion It the Z. S. supreme
Court all soldiers who enlisted between May ith
and July 22ud, l56, for fkTss years. who we're dis
chargeI for disability anu have not received Sib
bounty, can now receive the same BY sending OF
bringing their discharge papers 70 the ollie Of
START a WATSON,
Bank Block, Burlington, Vt-aprodAwf Atty--
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NORWAY oars.

I, viii he ssnt by mail. postpaid, or -scsipt %
prise, IS. cents extra =ilt CAD By
Tn tEEE Pass Associations.
Burlington. Vt
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rHE Wv t#I.cLE ~ FOOD.
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Ihe5 viii Pc issued as coapo- asrs,. f4s-.,- 20
i.4-,-, sad may Re hsl4 IA tas s.-m. or
The Bond may 20 registered an the n-na OF the
owner. with the coupons remaining payable TO-
bearer staehet the p ilrga' being then transfer
able only on the books or the Company, urlss reas-
signed 90 hea-e-. or
1he coupons may he detached and cancelled the
Bond maze reracr,sf Rsrisfe-.3 Bond. transfer
able only on -le books Of the Company snd the IN
teres. made payable only 20 the recste-vt owner Or
bis ATTORNEY.
The three classes wall Re known -espoolveiy as.
lst. Coupon Bond. fagli', % 8,4rs5.~
90. Registered Bond ,ri,s co.poa' aases,I"
81. "E,g:,t,-,a Boras ,-i,h Coupon, l.f4a..i anc
should be 50 designated by CcFrsspondents In pee
Tying the clsss Of Bends desired
They have ,5sty y.l-s 20 run from January ~,
ls-U with interest at six per cent. peg snlu from
November .. l-sg. PRiScIrAL AND rNrsEEsr PAY
ABLE Is GOLD rs TEE CITY OF NEW YoEE
The interest is payable in MAY and NovEvBER,
tins. it may take the place or tist Of the esrs- f.
OF Five-rwsutios, and suit the convenience Of
og- friends who already hold Central and Western
Pacific Bonds with interest payable in January and
July, and who may desire, in making additional
investments, to have their interest receivable ~
different season, q the year.
The Loan is secured by a mortgage upon the en-
tire Line OF the R0sd from Richmond to the OHIO
River, with the equipment and all other property
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Goveru sour>elses ny Experience.
Ny child, aged five years, had scarlet fever, aac
for ave days had constant fever T., order OF Che
doctor gave her syrup Of rhularb she ;oosnesriy
pint, hut her bowels continued closed. 0a Tie
fifth day tie doctor said her bowels mus be opelei
or she would be LOST. PROPOSED B-ludretL'- Pills;
to ibis De would TO, con.eut-ssy iue she Has TO
weak. consulted with my husband and we con-
ciu!ci 70 give her three pills. In shout four i-s
theJ operated. After that operation the fever I,s
her, and she rapidly recovered Reference,
CleruoH. Ivcuue, Brood va. .p-I'lEwIm
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! Gard Extraordinary.


TO Tie -anerican People, Greeting:
am commissioned TO procure the name and
address OF every person in the United States who
takes friendly interest in woman's enfranchise
ment Ia order TO compile this role of honor. I
hereby request every such person, Immediately
GA reading this announcement, without waiting
long enough to forget or neglect IT, to take pea
ami 'nh, write the name and address legibly.
ana forward the same to me by mail. postage
r't-a triding cost which you will not begrudee
90 ~'od cause. Anybody sending in one en-
'eio0e all the names in a family, village, or
ASSOCIATION, WI. render helpful service.
Frltornaly,
THEODORE TLTON.
Ellio- OF 'he Independent, Box 2,7s7, New
York City
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4 2. ALEXANDER.
~ Price. 800 Per bushel.
Charlotte, VT, March 25th--B4~3w
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Ia AFRICA If any o.e c)me- before king with
out ia.i-dress costume-'Aat is a straw hat and
ing ia the nose-his hes. goes into the waste
as-k-, before he can wiul twice.
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OF THE
Chesapeake n OHIO Railroad Company.

Chesapeake a Ohio Railroad Company.
The casr4Pe4,s and ono BIiiro4f connecting the
Atlantic cost and the magnificent Aarhor5 o. The
Chesapeake Bay with tie Ohio River ct a 9-.ai OF
reliable navigation, and thus. with tao entire Rail
rlad system auo water transportation o.. the -rcl-
We-t and Southwest. forms tie aI1ito44l East and
Fsst Trr..i Lia. So inpcratively demanded fl- the
ac,oilmo alton of the immense sn1 rapisly-er.v-
iag transportation between the Atlantic sesboart
and Eur-p. "a the one hand, anu tle great pro.-c-
iuzrszlons Of the ohio an Mississippi Valley. on
the other.
The import4r'. Of t.is Bo4i As asir alt-st iron.
fle #sif 90 The 81 ma ies IL into one % onsl
conseqa ence, and insres 70 il extensive through
t-Gc from the Gag OF ii- completion. while, In te
development ~ the extensive agricultural and min
erl res .arces Of Virginia and Vest Virginia, it p,z
sesscs, along IL own line the elements OF q Ia--e
aui profitable local business.
Ttus the great Interests. both -s--.. lal local
viilA demand rle completion Of ,He CaEssrsssE
ND OHi0 RAILROAD T. the Ohio River, AFFORD t.e
surest guarantee OF its success, anu value, ana rem
i.- o. Oh, most important ana s-bsiartili '-al sa
'.-rri's NON d, P-og--'' an ;bi' Country.
Il. uperiori.y G.. an Ta.. AID West route. ana tie
promise u an immense aaa p7. Stable trade await
ia- It's completion, have craFl 30 it the -t-eltou
s-- cooperation o. prominent Cap SIS and Raj
r.al men ofta.s CRY oc ..r11 lu--.-u- an known
integrity, whose connection .itl il. together with
-lat o. eminent citizens AID business men ol Viz
gina and IVES, Virginia rr'--s' on 'rs-gsi-. tar-
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FEoS eEN. JOHN W. PHELPS.
BRArTLzBoRo' VI, Nov. :, ls5..
@. q. s,eatie', Esq.
DEAR sia.-Your elegant little volume, " VIZ
MORT Az IEITTsbuEG,n IS aaly written a. 10 Il
hastily gat ~, wls duly reseiyef, and return you
.-- best ti.4lA-.
ioa have tas -uyiable assurance that you have
rau4erud services OF great yaiue 10 the State, Ia
ti'e admirable record Of the ac' ievenents Of aer
is s-Aeuta at the great victory of Getty shurg.
Very truly you're,
:. v. PHELPS
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ployed iu Che en- % fhH ug.1a-1 and f--r a-r,- e.
ailments tuorl- e. t-HALF t1lpLhINTs. see
pamphlet
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When VIC are sick this .fs il oascured, under
cloud, oppressed with hunors. Experience has
taugh; us certain means, which never fail for their
removal. The child receives with his life the seeds
Of his death. 1t may take one, or one hundred
years, before the seeds bear their sad fruit but just
the seeds OF death rpea life ceases. Plr-
in is the grand safeguard, because then what iost
ers the seeds death arc taken away, czpeiedfrom
the body.
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MOTTO p.
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sis,aut Assessors ciiice, ia Bank Block
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3le@ 9ly(rtisements.
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c OvSC II TfON C4F b L Cur Ed
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
m

The Three Remedies. "SCHEECH's Pun
SYRUP" for tho cure Of Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form Of Con-
sumption. The peculiar action Of this med
icine ripens the ulcers in the lungs, pro-
notes the discharge Of the corrupt matter
by expectoration. Purides the blood, and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy fails.
"Schenck's Sea-Weed Tonic" for the
cure of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
~invigorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place OF she gastric Juice when that Is
deficient, and then enables the patient to
digest the most nutricious food. 10 Is a
sovereign remedy for all cases OF indiges-
ton.
"Schenck's Mandrake Pills." one of the
most valuable medicines ever discovered,
being a vegetable substitute for calomel,
and having all the useful properties as
cribed TO that mineral, without producing
any OF its injurious effects.
To these three medicines DR.. j.. Fl
sehenck, of Philadelphia, owes his un-
rivaled success In the Treatment of Pull
0 Consumption. b Pulmonic Syrup
ripens the morbid matter, discharges 1t,
and purihes the blood. The
Pills act upon the liver, remoye all OBJ
structions therefrom, give the organ q
hea thy tone, and cure Liver Complaint,
which Is one of the most prominent causes
of Consumption.
The Sea-Weed Tonic Invigorates the
powers Of the stomach, and by ~strengthen-
ing the digestion and bringing IL to q nor
NAL and healthy condition, improves the
quality of The blood, by which means the
formation or ulcers or tubercles in the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action OF hese medicines, as thus ex-
planned, " pcure every CASE OF Consump-
ton If the r modes are used in time and
the use OF the is p~ersevered N sufficient
Iy to bring the caae 10 favorable termina-
ton. "
DE-. SchencK's Almanac. containing
treatise on the various forms of disease,
his mode OF treatment, and general direc-
lions no " to use his medicine, can be had
gratis or sent by mail by addressing his
Principal once, No. Is North Sixth street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price of the Syrup and Sea
weed Tonic, each 81 50 per bottle, or 81 so a
half dozen. ndr Pills, 2c. per box.
For sale by el df aggists and dealers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-10
EfIE RAILWAY. +
LIlXuFieS Of Modern Travel

The question which to-day most forcibly
presents itself TO toe prospective Traveller
my destination 2r flor running parallel
with each other, the competing lines make
the same average time between their
which route can 1 travel with the greatest
degree of comfort and of freedom from
those annoyances hitherto considered In
separabie from a journey OF thousand
miles or more?" q
The inquiry IS easily answer ed. Seated
finished Drawlpg-room coaches peculiar
to the broad guage Erie Railway, running
without change from Cincinnati, Cleve-
land, nunkirk, Buffalo. and Rochester to
New YORK, the traveller finds lacking none
Of the comforts and conventencieS OF his
own home. Roomy seats, neat washing
and Dressing rooms, parlors we'll ventt-
ated and cool in summer warmed by
steam IN winter, and nlumtned by gas
when night comes, attentive servants, n
a view of the grandest Of American
scenery, all combine to transform the
formerly slow and tedious Journey into
an enhancing panorama, the termination
Of which comes only toe quickly to the
beholder. At the Company's hotels along
the line, the traveller alights TO refresh the
inner man-eating breakfast In Ohio. dIn-
nertn Pennsylvania, supper in New York,
yet faring sumptuously n with the
same regularity as II at his own hotel or
Sleeping COACHES, we'll ~ and ventilated,
and with clean, roomy beds. and all the
conveniencies OF the boudoir, are attached
to each of tie three daily Express trains,
guaranteeing the Traveller, delighted with
the novelties OF the daylight, n nights
rest as untroubIed as II In his W. bed at
home.
Prompt arrivals arc made at all con-
Meeting points. and passengers on arrtv-
ing in New York are delivered either
down own Ia the business center of the
city, or up town In the immediate vicinity
OF the leading hotels and the New York
and New Haven Railroad.
Tickets via this popular route can be
purchased at ali Principal Ticket Offices
throughout the country. ap9 blot
ENARM-Beautiful, w-eli.improved farm ;
II 100 acres, 800 bearing apple trees (cho1ce
iruitl, three miles west OF Elizabethtown,
Illinois. Can be had at a bargain by call
ing on WARREN 4 MATTISON, Attor-
neys, Third Street, between Main and Lo.
Gust. lfe17 diff