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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-29
NOTICE TO BOOK AGENTS.

NOfftS Z To bVOh aUENIss
Energetic, intelligent Ladies and Gentlemen should
apply Immediately for territory and circular Of
States and British Provinces, for Rev. JOSEPH P.
THOMPSON, ID. DIS, great work now in press. The
title is BONE WORSHIP FoR Every DAY IN The
YEAR, This is a valuable religious work for all
denominations ofchrst.aus, prepared and published
expressly for the Subscription Department OF James
r. Osgood Co. CanvasseIs will find this
hook excellng all other Subscription Books in at
tractiyeness Liberal Terms given. Address all
applications and orders to ii. A. BROWN 4 CO.,
IA fremont Street, Boston, Mass. Sept l2-w3t
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We desire 70 call tie attention ell property
owners 20 the increased aud superior advantages
that We possess or the transaction Of Fire ard Mar
Inc Insurance business. We represent ONLY FIaST
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security We issue all policies at this Office and
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ance Companies In the world. and we enaeaycr to
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Manhattan of New York.
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And many other American Companies and all the
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tensive fires that have occurred Of late many Of the
small companies have failed. and il Is well known
that many companies now doing business are per
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both prudent and saie % place your insurance in
companies that you KNOW % heSOUND. STRONG
and HONORABLE, particularly when 1t costs TO
moref
We empty an experienced Surveyor who viii
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snce is desired, without extra charge, and ne are
prepared 70 ace risks in any companies that par
ties may prefer, II the selection is e't 70 Us We
will give them the best companies in this country
~ Communication by mail viii receive prompt
attention
No charge for surveys or policies made st this
Office, and satisfaction guaranteed.
s 4. r. $ WIRES,
Wires Insurance Building,
Corner Church and College St Darlington Vt.
May l5-i-d&wu
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WILSON
NEW UNDEseEEED
shuttle Sewing Machines

SIMPLE, DURABLE & RELIABLE.
MORE IMPORTANT AND ESSENTIAL ELE-
MENTs, EMBODIED IN THIS CELEBRATED
MACHINE THAN ANY OTHER IN THE
WORLD. DOES FIERY VARIETY OF WORK
IT'S MECHANISM IS UNEXCELLED. GER
TIFICATE OF WARRANTY FOR FIVE YEARS
FURNISHED BY THE MANUFACrURERS
WITH EACH MACHISE, SECURED BY A
HALF MILLION DOLLARS.
Inducements offered worthy the careful consider
alton Of capitalists.
send for circulars and sample sewing
AGENTS WANTED in uuoccupied territory
RI BALLAMY 4 CO.. GEN,L Al Is
G22 Washington street, BOSTON
Sept 22-~deCtEw3n
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HAIR TEA.

\ LAZY writes About * months ago my hair
was coming oat SO badly that at every dressing
used to get a handful, which not wishing to throw
away, laid by in a box. have used two bottles
Of your Hair Tea, and now do not get enough to
tie the ends of my brads, AID have to 90 to the box
for few hairs for that purpose think every lady
ought to know what remarkable lair Preserver
you make"
DR.. KEyyEpr's HAM TEA, 4 complete Toilet
Article to bcautify and in7sorate the Hair, is sold
By Druggists everywhere at 81 90 per bottle.
March 27-wlyeow
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-29

The yur,,f, CAsaPs't, and most Durable WafeJ
Conduct kaotcn. Warranted 10 stand
a pressure Of 900 feef and BiH not
burst UheH frozen.
It will last as long as the hole is kept full Of
ter. u lbs Of water in u feet Of Tubing. Two inches
in diameter. Is made Of the best selected and kilr
dried lumber from to Is feet in length. Turned
round, wound with copper wire, sunk in grooves
boiled in coal tar connected with cast iron c0up
iugs, made TO suit any position, tongue1 and
grooyed each side Of waier course, and gives per
feet satisfaction in every far as heard from
Is portable, weighing ten pounds per rod with
couplings. Costs just one half as much as / lead
pipe, same bore Tubing, AMI a greater saw NJ o.
the purchaser, when / inch and !! inch Tubing is
called for.
Price Of Tu5iny uith Couplings Complete
? Inch Tubing, inch bore per roo, sI.le
= II ilo
Terms at our Factory. CASH. Except in towns where
ii has not been used in such cases hafon de,v-
cry, the balance, when the Tubing Is laid or rea-
sonable time TO prove it. Always warranted.
1t has been tested 8 years in dry graYeiy soil and
found perfectly sound.
It'll far preferable to any other conductor on the
grounds ofits Purity, Cheapnsss Strength, Ease OF
Trar spOrtatiOn, &c, loo rods per half tun OF the
smallest size. One man can lay 800 RODS PER
DAY Being 50 small Il requires but narrow
ditch, Can couple the sizes together with no ex-
ira expense thus making saving by coupling the
larger sizes to the smaller and getting moro volume
Of water, for a pressure through the smaller Tub
ing.
For conveying SAP it surpasses every other con-
ductor Sugar-makers will do well TO try il.
TESTIMONIALS in large numbers might be given,
If space permitted.
II is unsurpas ed for running water to and through
villages for cellar drains, sink drains caves spout
drains starch factories, breweries, pump tubing,
&c, &c.
In erery case in ordering, the pressure should
be specified, the Sze Of bore, the number
Of "T'sn acute angles and eibOiDs II
tranted. Shipped uhsH
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Address MOULTON BROS. ~ co.
johnson, Vt.
For Territory not included in the State Of Yer
mont. Address W. F. M0ULTON, johnson, VT.
For sale in Burlington by A. B. ASHLEY,
Peckis Block. College street
And in winooski by L. R. DYKE. Allen st.
May Is ls7l-47wu
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMER CAKES AMEs.
an and after THURSDAY, July 10Th. ISL, the Oakes
~ Ames Capt. B. J. Holt, will run as follows
Leave Platisburgh for Port Kent ami Burlington,
at IS A. n, and at Is p. \.
Leave Burlington for Port Kent and Plattshursh,
Al o 90 a. y , and 80 P. n.
Il. MERRILL. Gea' Sup,
Vermont central r. t.
Aus. ll-d&wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-29
BROWNS
POPJ LAR
MEDICINES.

There has never been a
medicine offered o the
public that gives such
universal satisfaction as
Browns Fluid Extract
~ Buchu.n Il is put up
i0r the purpose Of curing
all diseases Of the Kid
neys and Urinary Organs
and 10 viii do 10 every
time when the diseases Is
not Of too long standing
II you want 20 be strong
and vigorous, healthy
and happy. use Brown
Ext % BUchu Sold by
al druggists in Burning
ton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-29

GOING SOUTH.
Leave Burl .ngton l1.i5 A. y, 9.f1 Pm.
Passengers by the morning Steamer viii form direct
connection at rconder9Ea, for Lake George. and at
Whitehall with trains OF K. &. R., connect
inz with Sleeping Car trains over Hudson RIVER an
New York Central Rail Roads and the magnificent
Steamers On the river.
By evening steauer viii connect with the ele
CANT Fay line steamers down the Hudson, and the
last Express trains over the Hudson River aud New
York Central Rail Roads.
GOING SORTu.
Leave Burlington 300 a. IN, AS p.
The Morning Boat will connect "A. Rouses Point
with trains for Ogdenahurgh and Montreal.
The Afternoon Boa. will connect At Rouses Point,
with train i0r Montreal
Freight taken at lowest rates.
- THROUGH TICKETS can be obtained on
board Of Steamers and at the General Office, West
side OF City Park.
Passengers and Baggage transferred between cars
and boats FREE or CHARGE.
A I. INMAN,
General Superintendent.
J. ". CARPENTER. Agent.
Burlington. June 20, ls7l-t-d&Wu
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A lady inmate Of an Indiana p0or-house,
aged 100, has engaged herself to an ardent
swain of 81. The extreme youth of her
affianced is the only objection made to the
match by her relatives, who urge that it
would be prudent for her to marry a man
a few years her senior, SO that when they
advance in life the disparity of age might
be less noticeable.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-29

Browns Teethius Cor
dial. is the best as we'll
as the cheapest prepare
ton. Made for children
teetLin., and for all dis
eases peculiar O. infants.
livery bottle warranted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-29

l Browns Brl1chi1is are
the hestremedy made for
ali diseases Of the brOn-
chial tubes, rs the many
thousands Will testify
who have used them.
] Every body and their
/ friends, living in country
] 90 6 w, sh1u O use bron-
] chials, not tr0ches J
Z Manufactured by Brown.
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soundIng and 'Tube ssoar.l.

prepared by peculiar proccss or m-chincry espeo-
ia4Iy constructed i0r the purpose.
~ These are amuuc he more important ue-uli-
arJes Of construction 10 these Instruments without
the OF which their makers could not hope % 1--WE
them ali that uperiority WHICH has won such a 70
putation in Europe All Ailercl, AID secured sale
-rlaty exceeding that Of ary other instruments of
the class Ia the world. They therefore invite espec-
ial attention TO the Patented Improvements used
exclusively in these instruments. As contri 1ut.rs
materially to tLeir Acknowledged supeuOury
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-30
The Universal snrernnrd.

1t useless for State Legislatures to pass laws for the
preservation of the public health il the great law of self
preservation, which depends for its enforcement upon
the will of the individual, is suffered to remain dead
letter.
There Is scarcely adult member of the community
of either sex in the country who has the test
mony in favor of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters fur
nished over their own signatures by persons of &C
knowedged eminence in science literature art COM
merce and every department obusness and professional
ife These witnesses have declared in the most explicit
terms that the preparation is safeguard against epi-
denies, sovereign remedy for dyspepsia. valuable
ambitious medicine. promoter of appetite genial
and harmless stimulant, good acclmating medicine
srengthener of the nerves. general invigorant pro-
lection against the deeterous effects of malaria and
Impure water, and that 1t imparts degree of vigor
and activity to the vital forces which is not commune
Gated by any other of the oncs and stomachcs in
Under these circumstances the self preservative law of
nature should teach every rational person who either
by reason of inherent debility in consequence of ex-
posure to Unwholesome Influences is peril of losing
the greatest OF all temporal blessings, health the i'm
portance of using the Bitters defensive medicine
Dyspepcs who neglect TO give It trial are simply their
own enemies. 1t Is guaranteed to cure indigestion in
all its FORMS and the bilious and nervous will find
nothing in the whole range of ocinal and proprietary
medicines which will afford them the same relief
je2s d&wlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-30
With Walker in Nicaragua.


From the Poems of Joaquin Miller, the new Cal
fornia Poet.l
WALKER.
"He was brick and brave as bear,
As brave as Nevada's grizzlies are
A Texan tigress In lief lalr,
Or any lion of aiywherei
Yet gentle as panther Is,
Mouthing her young in her first fierce kiss,
And true of soul as the north-pole star,
TALL courtly, grand as any King,
Yet simple as a child at play,
In camp aud court the same Away,
And never moved at anythingi
A dash Of sadness in his air.
Born, may be, of his over care,
And, may be, born OF despair
In early lOve-I never knew,
Iquestion not, as many do,
OF things as sacred as this is,
only know that he to me
Was all father, friend, could be;
l sought to know no more than this;
Of history Of him or his"
HIS DEATH.
Speak i'll who will of him, he died
In all disgrace; say of the dead
His heart was bleak his hands were red;
Say this much, and be satisfied;
Gloat over it all undenied;
/ only say that he to me,
Whatever he to others was,
Was truer far than any one
That have known beneath the sun,
Man, maid, or saint, or Sadducee,
AS boy or man for any cause
simply say he was my friend
When strong of hand and fair of fame;
Dead and disgraced, stand the same
To him, and so shall to the end.
HIS GRAVE.
He lies low in the leyell'd sand,
Unshelter'd from the tropic sun,
And now, Of all he knew, not one
Will speak him fair in that far land.
Perhaps twas this that made me seek,
Disguised, his grave one winter-tide;
weakness for the weaker side,
A siding with the helpless weak.
A palm not far held out hand,
Hard by long green bamboo swung,
And bent like some great bow unstrung,
And quiyer'd like willow wand;
Beneath broad bananas leaf,
Perch'd on its fruits that crooked hung,
A bird in rainbow splendor sung
A low, sad song of tempered grief
No sod, no sign, no cross or stone,
But at his side cactus green
Upheld its lances long and keen;
1t stood in hot red sands alone,
Flat-palm'd and fierce with lifted spears;
One bloom of crimson crown'd Its head,
A drop of blood, so bright, SO red,
Yet redolent as roses tears.
In my left hand held shell,
All rosy lipp'd and pearly red;
laid it by his lowly bed,
For he did love so passing well
The grand songs Ofthe solemn sea.
Oh shell, sing well, wild with will,
When storms blow loud and birds be still,
The widest sea song known to thee
said some things, with folded hands,
Soft WHISPERED in the dim, sea sound
And eyes held humbly to the ground,
And frail knees knit in the warm sands.
He had done more than this for me,
And yet could not well do morel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-30

ALL WOMEN ARE NOT BEAUTIFUL but all may have
pretty complexion and soft skin by the of Hagans
Magnolia Balm Instead of face covered with coarse
Pimples Sunburn, Moth-paches, &c, she may possess
pearllike comp exiOn, the envy of her and the
admiration of the other. Its effects wonderful.
Nothing so transforms rustic girl into city belle
this balm. 1t imparts youthful bloom to the coun-
tenance and really makes lady rs appear but 49, In
connection with the Balm, Lyons Celebrated Ka-
tharon, the oldest, the best and most popular hair
dressing in the world 1t the hair grow luxur
anty, and prevents il from falling off and turning gray
myl0 deop&wIm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-30

A gentleman afflicted with the chronic rheumatism
says, mo description of my convey the vast
amount of benefit have received from the of
JoHNsoEs AHoDYNE LINIMENT. l believe 1t is the
best article in the world for rheumatism.
If horse has good constitution, and has once been
aigood horse, matter how old how much down
he may be- he can be greatly improved and in many
spects made as good as new, by liberal OF Sheri
dams Cdualry Condition PoloderS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-30
To HomeopathIsts,

Having bought the Stock of Jos. A. Rowland, and
removed 1t to my Store, 4O Main st. where am pre-
pared to furnish all persons wanting HOMEOPATHIC
REMEDIES with full assortment, which warrant
PURE AND FRESH.
Also, full line of Physicians and Family Cases and
Books. Also, full line of Humphreys specifics and
Ponds Extract
E. D. BUFFIEGTON
my9 d2m 40 Mnin ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-30

Greatbatch did not take up the Mill-Taylor
scholarship, which can only be held at Cam
bridge. She is a pupil of the North London col
legiate school for girls, where she has received
her whole education.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-30

OTHER REMEDIES hitherto prescribed for the OF
kidney bladder and glanduar diseases, mental and
physical debility Diabetes gravel and complaints of the
urinogenital organs caused by imprudence dissipation
&c, and female irregularities, have proved inadequate
for the purpose SMoLANDER's EXTRACT BUoHU eradi-
Gates these maladies.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-30

ed make no more than a triding concession, for
if by any chance you are permitted to leave the
store without bargain, messenger will prpb-
ably he dispatched in hot PURSUIT. eayiig, 'igah
doP A porter Is at ONCE instructed to deliver
the goods
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-30

How General Noyes lost his leg is thus told
by spectator: 1t was the fight of Nickaack
creek, July 4, 1864. General Fuller was ordered
with his brigade to develop the enemy's left: to
see how far in those dense woods their lines and
works extended, and what they were composed
of. 1t was a bright, hot and beautiful day.
General Fuller, with consummate skill, moved
his Skirmishers as far forward as possible, and
hastily threw up line of breastworkS for one
regiment. Behind each flank of this regiment
in line of battle, was n regiment in column
doubled on the centre, ready to deploy instantly
in any direction that might be needed. The 4th
regiment Colonel Noyes, was reserved for the
charge. When everything was ready, Colonel
Noyes asked General Fuller, who was standing
in the open road the line of battle, that he be
permitted to give the order to charge by word
of mouth instead of the bugle, which he said
would apprise the enemy, while the quieter order
would give his men at least two minutes the
advantage of the enemy. General Fuller re-
piled, "No; sound the bugle, and the sup
ports will take up the yell simultaneously, and
help you in that way" Noyes replied, pleasant
ly, "All right, general" and gayly started for
the front. 1t was not more than minute be-
fore Noyes was on his line. He waved his hat,
gave the signal to the buglers, and, leading his
men, all dashed forward with cheer. The en-
envy replied with a scathing fire; but the fierce
yelling of the supports, added to the rapid
charge was too much for them, and they incOn-
tinenty fed. In another moment an orderly
came back and informed Gen. Fuller that Col.
Noyes was wounded, and that they were in pos
session of the works. The stretcher bearers
were huri led forward, and Col. Noyes was
brought in, with his hands folded under the
back of his head. He looked up to Fuller and
said, with the same light-heartedness and pleas
antness that had characterized him few min
utes before: General, we have carried the
works, but Pve lost my leg. know it; both
bones are smashed A bullet had indeed
crashed through both bones just above the an.
kle, rendering the gallant officer cripple for
life
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-30

POLITICAL ANECDoTE OF THE LAST GEN.
TURY.-The following curious anecdote is re-
lated in Paine's "Rights of Man." at page 6S of
the London edition of 1891.
81 will introduce an anecdote which had
from Dr. Franklin:
"While the doctor resided in France as minis.
ter from America during the war, he had nu-
merous proposals made to him by projectors of
every country and of every kind who wished to
go TO the land that foweth with milk and honey,
America; and among the rest there was one
who offered himself to be king. He introduced
his proposal to the doctor by letter, which is
now in the hands Of NJ. Beaumarchais, of
Paris, stating first, that, as the Americans had
dismissed or sent away their king, they would
want another secondly, that himself was
Norman; thirdly, that he was of more ancient
family than the Dukes of Normandy, and of
more honorable descent, his line having never
been basterdized; fourthly, that there was al.
ready precedent in England of kings coming
out of Normandy. And on these grounds he
rested his offer, enjoining that tue doctor would
forward it to America. But as the doctor
neither did this nor sent him an answer, the
protector sent him second letter, in which he
did not it is true, threaten to go over and con-
quer America, but only with great dignity pro-
posed that, if his offer was not accepted, an ac-
acknowledgement of about 100000 might be
made ID HIM for his generosity"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-30
The world is in Arms

The World is in Arms
against the new hair colorng preparations. Science
condemns them. They virtually dead Meanwhile,
CristndOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye
proved by time and sanctioned by practical chemists has
become the standard article its class throughout the
length and breadth of the land 1t posoness rapid IN
Its operation certain to produce the required shade of
color and has equal among hair dyes either in the
United States Europe. To beautiy and soften the
hair after dyeng. use
cRISTADoRO'S HAIR PRESERVATYVE
as dressing. deop&weowlm le2e
DIR. Donaldson. 500 Main ST.,
treats the following Diseases most successfully:
HEART, LUNG, EYE, EAR, AND SKIN.
Also al Female Difficulties, and all Blood Diseases
Electricity used when necessary.
ONCE Hours from a N. tosr.N dam je2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-30

ATwooD's QUrNINE Tonic BITTERs lnvigorate the
stomach and stimulate the torpid liver and bowels,
which renders them capable of performing their natural
functions and impar life and vgor to the whole
system. Sold by all druggists and first class grocers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-30

have been proftably directed to explain
ing how the shad came there, as that fish has
hitherto been known to frequent only those
streams which communicate directly with the
salt wafer