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seUing 9larhjnr5.
THE STANDARD MACHINE or the
WORLD.
800 ,OOOVS hCelcT& vs. iiSGn =
~ Use TO-DAY.

A few Fa-t- that every per-Ql wAs cllteu ll Ates
buy iuE a sewing Maciluc ought @. read
AL things considered, the New wheeler : y i4s1n
ScVin- Machines are the best.
frs because they are the most durable Machines
having but seven wearing places above the table.
AMI these So constructed that II the Machines ever
get worn. they can be tistteued with a common
screwdriver. and your Machine viii then De as good
new They will outlast ony two shuttle Ma
chimes in market.
seclud-Because it ia tie su,lest running tsc
thread Machine.
Third Because u IS the best coust ucted.
Fourth -Because i; ruus faster than any other
Lock outch Machine.
Finh-Iiayins fifteen less pieces than any shuttle
Machine table included IL Is therefore the SIM
piest
Sixth-lt Goes Tie greatest variety OF work.
seventh-lt does tie best " -rs.
Eighth-lt does NOT need 20 De dripping m Oh 70
easy and therefore no pan is Necessary G. catch
the oil underreat1 as is indispensable " tn soIe
OF the Shuttle Machines 10 use
NInth-lt has the most appliances Tor doing Varl-
0us kinds Of work, and 10 iact for rea-ols TOO nu-
merous TO mention, they are the best famlly Ma
chimes in use.
It received the ONLY GOLD medal over = compel
tOrs at the Faris Exposition, iuT perfection OF ma
chinery. No other Mactin, received gold medal.
All claims Of rival machines 70 having received the
hTst prize frauds ard iupc itous n the puIllc
The Wheeler Wilson is warranted three ears ana
gold On easy monthly pas ments. There are more
than jo0utl Of these Machines in use TO-DAY. 81
uuJ s0ld last year. have sold more than DO since
coming TO Burlington, and l am ready 70 sell 2 u
more. Will sell on time or small mo1thly pay
ments.
Samples and Circulars sent TO any address Salts
faction guaranteed. SULON NJ. bLl.lS, Agent.
80 Church Street
Burlington, May 3l-d3wu
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This read is beia- built All ---
Ea-laud BUSINESS Mss. VITO hl,o -.-
Ia the CAPITAL SrccE, ans vase
reputation guarantee tAc mss
sTarc-I0S or the Roa3. ami a- --- sa
the most HoS0R&BLE clylu-1 % -r
The Road is Sd siclltc- as {. secure
ONCE. the largcs: rL-isUEE rssrr- .f
ROAD N The EAsrEsS STATES,
viii, BY the sh1-tes. route, Ssr-f1l
ant Chaa7llia with Ul. NIssf,f. t
n4gog, and Fihouytty. aat tla B.
Independent Of ,hs thrlu "a lrs ---
trails. VIII CD must at once llT tI
p.etlou, N Consequence OF Us Ac.l- ,-
r. UIE to the zell.l-d. the clrl.r-s t-
BUSINESS VIII bc su.Hsieu, % pay Oh i-
pcases and the interest ol lis SMALL
Cash s1bscripti ms % ths sracs oi --
already been made san,islt Cd 1.1 i--'
ready for the iron. Ths bonds are
tered, ana are in demon nations uf
$1,000. $500. all 500.
Tbs interest is SIX PR CENT. N Dab
solni-snuualIy. ia Boston, Nav 's, laI
Isl: These bonds are oder5I until il-
8 , and accrued interest in cur-a1-. .--.
end them to Sayir IS Banks, h,i-e-s '- .-..-
and all others having money 20 ia'-~
CLASS SECURITIES. t.-
For further iafor,aatiol-pan 7..s,'
Apply to
-' ST. Joaa. lr-r '.--
FAEBsSxs < Co., N.v F.--.
FAlRrAsx,, Heows & Co. -.-... H....-.
FAraaAyKs & EwIyG, Geo.. ra.-
FINANCIAL AGENTS
July l5-itwG
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Snsuranre.
TEN SUBSTANTIAL REASONS
Why THE PEOPLE OF VERMONT 5houL"
YEEeWO.VT EEFE

/. II is theme.
?. It contributes to the business and -
prosperity Of the State.
1t sTorcs bushes facilities and ae-o nloo-.ie''
As the business uen ofVernont do not ene'' .-4'''
loans nor deem it advisable TO Keep their bAhA AZ
counts and deposits in the Atlantic eises' 'le
serve fund Of tlis company is within theif reaeA'
Tbs rates % premiums are tie most evenly
distributed and aso popular, being 'hoss . Wv
srea: ausjori Of CO plEiss in the Oni'ea o'I-'a
8. The fsa:urss Of the company are LIBERAL anu
gen rous-ro1e more 80.
6. Contested dea'h CAM sr3 not taken . 'H'
Tn ted states Court at Washington 70 &c deelue' .
by companies from other States ding business
here but arc settled 10 Vermont All ~ ''"''''
esng.ag Ia, elnfe,t,f policy clam.
? Ab.,lote security is furnished for tic payment
fall claims by full and uaimpaiFed reserve iani'
and in addition, by paid up and uniin pa-feu ID
ant,e capit,l Of Gny thousand dollars
s. The securi.ie Of the company are o. the Ms 81
reliable character and cannot be shaken hy hue'u4'
tons CT stock gambling.
o excuses Of management are low, and The
evidence Of pruienc, IS manifested in surplus Al
the end Of tie second year which IS constantly IL
creasing.
10. The books balAnes altogether in favor Of t-'
company upon its location and merits
Home n,,. Pe,L's Building, COLLEGE street Bur
iirston, VI. ......,..
PArROYIzE HOME INSTITUTIONS.
June i3-f-dl
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educational.
RARRE ACADEMY.

TYRE FALL TERN viii open August II, aid cen
I t.uue IL seeks. 49,,
Mr. g. HAsELT0S. Assistant PIinciia.'
{. II. COOK, A. B., Teacher Of Vocal Music.
J. :. SPAULDING, Princips'.
Barre, July Is ls.l.-dSwiw
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ESSEX CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.

ANDREW E. CLARK, 4. B., PRINCIPAL
J. c PORTER, \. B., TEACHER OF MUSIC
MISS. EMMA L. EDGERToS, PREcEPrhEss'
rf,HE FALL TERM begins Wednss lay. Aug. 3lth.
I The course Of instruction and rules OF govern,
rnent as laid down in the catalogue will be followed
during the term. A teachers class Will be formed
for tse benefit Of thoss desiring to prepare them
seIves f,r teaching Regular daily exercises IN Dr-
der furaished In the departments Of Music. Pam
ing. Ancient and Modern Languages. Former
students Of the Institute will be gladly welcomed 10
avery sssist4nco and attention necessary TO theT
comfort. H.
Tuition for term $ to $, rooms for self boarding
8 70 81; board per week 50 to 81 students Wisl l
should apply at once to Mr. A. NJ Butlef Essex t.
july 2i-fd2wkHGw
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GRowINo Poyp LiLIfs.-On seeing ny dish
Of pond lilies and simiring their beauty and fra
GRANGE, asked, Why is the pond lily 50 little
cultivated a flower 20 much admired ami 80
easily grown, Yet in many places 50 rare The
answer was II Is not university known that u
csn be grown 80 easily. Many ask the question
where did sou get those pond lilies We tell
them We raise ,hem. " What raise pond
lilies 90 We reply, yes-rsise them as easily
as corn or p0tst0es. And a. many seem int
rested shout them, thought / would tell the
lovers Of fl5Tcrs bow We rsise Curs. 4 ieT years
sgo, my husband seeing some growing in dis
taut pond SO nicely and spontaneously, thought
ne would Try them in his-s small pond oi a few
rods extent at one emf Of his field. He brought
home REQ: and set It In. This was done by
waiing in barefoot, and taking it between the
toes and pressing down IN the mud Il soon
made its appearance above the water, and now
the pond is pretty well covered with leaves
and Lilies, AMI it does not have thst sickening
appearance that Standing water usually has, but
is made the home Of enc Of the most beautiful
kinds Of f5sers instead. We know Of no insect
that troubles them neither frost nor wind
affects them nothing modest them but mischie-
vous boys, who love the flowers but viii take no
pains to raise them themselves. NOW l would
advise all who love this sweet lily to get root
and set it in some pond that they can have
access to, and they viii soon reap rich reward
for a little trouhle.--NaiHe Farncr.
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fsfu1r o. ere lels-llr
De- 50 unlsr-st'ii required
~ eve-yn ivar4r. Aar-
{ C, nor ~ rlr cn re-
forB 20 a. rHfsai y aioa
esf into -a. o. every C. u--
try sid GIr l---ii cases.
us this E-id tct tiie eat
rurgative FILL. 1hs a''-
vi rs reason D., shat Il IS
q r-ere reiiahle and Z ?
rare .f.ec.uat remedy
than ans O.Ler Those
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DARNI>tsH bt4A'-
.ms Asoii o." icing 49, W. ns1ri n 81 81
, q. - ees.o- acc ilib= y -, - -olliss!u
] --f-ss q tA.s ErUtesqae anu iel4'---
e'rs al .A. 49,. = vru-l5cr Of l1ctroot
......,.,.t won oraus things the-s be
,.v .icl w. can. Sue Toas q sec
80 assoc. Is q think,
80 : sacu lie adrop Of GIlhsi
q mos Darwin With MS pihA-
- 49,. -b. true Descent OF Nan
.,ttbtt explaines It al iuil eH
Ts-msn u some leather io' ti
,h.,.a.c ,tol.as.a r,,her sa.all,
MAI Nataralists fssIciG cal
N % ue,n. Just d ho-s axe ss-''
st,b-is:s ou water pouring ~ .,...,
asa tbe-c lug' D .ilc, 10 Oh vi -;
80 .t.s-- iIl.il.o from Heather uteek
- colt ard sc , u-i how iuli Wen
NJ. o.. s..a--..eatIs-.- 4t al cr tcut4-
NV laru 10 proves ascltar % u.a-.
Tint. ,ndiess sEes ere sue f!o"4-
IN. tomlag mans priU;uval form
N-stfnp-A an AsClcia IA worn
And having then the habit got
Of pass.n. liqcor down bis throat
lie Keeps Il st.Ii, ana shows iull Wei-
Thai rnau-gas- OCce--a leather .Dl'f-.
xvl.an Eaesbus- fsss.s came daily round,
4theaian peasants beat the grouIl
and 1a- cld and leapt, % ease ~ ai4 co.
Mo leather HiALAte 1AL.Aa-lN-
E--r, which tbev slid. with broad gsllaoe-
Au1 failing. fixed with lnirth ne pi1o-
sng - tll,-V Owned AID hon red wei
qJefr creaf--rar1-sire-the leather p'-'''
The to-er loves 20 SIT a-d sEl:t
or wine. or greg. CT beer. ne ii'
And. as lie DOH bat lIi;-e eat .-.t.
H.. .e-res I'm b5th ,or drink and meat
But d Mt. pray, heto1 stFait -l''-'
or blame This pure Ass.Gian ta7le
For Darwin's theory shows i4'i "---'
Tie trrar-s-a leather h.t''4'
Tho ham af Christ Church doc not shrlnk
To -fyef.e reasons we should ci-nA
q. God wine a lrie-t, OF BENG .l-f
Or les we should Pc hy-ana-uy
Then add. the fifth humorous Sport
As"aHv 0the- reason ioE ,,,.
IN. all bis Ieas lnl1Ss snow lui, WEI
Tte Dean was-fust-a leather hottfl
~ .9.,.e,gi.5 f,-n strong drink would stop
D1.'t -sv. We should no. cTink adrup
yu.vlter. iuils, or sa4 suerffr
We free o. tpple all the day
sam .tu-a1's self, as on may see
Drank mary my rted cups Of tea
And AN tits drinking shows full Wen
Tlat 1al-l's-at-hCs "a leather tutt-i.
rTbe thirsty earth dliaks up the ram
THO rlsr.s TOO. drink the mOlsterel pam
d. The =ca tsef. whien o1e Wou4a ih.nA'
Should have lu; little need ios Drink.
p-ink- " re- ten fhocsald rivers up,
Vl."e beasts and fishes share the cups
III. Sun. goo. drinks the Moon ss we'll
81 aturs-.al-a leatler bottei
Ih.ps even Darwin don't say Nay
Wien asked a. time 90 wet BIS clay
And I .or o-c would drink his health,
And wish him sense and Wit and wealth
And ifsooi liquor De DOTH brew,
PlI drink % Old Erasmus too
And Gladly lin 20 show full well
That man j. still "a leather butts-.
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A Chicago man IN a Boston street car encum-
berei with msnif0li bsgs and parcels, reached
the bel!-rope with an effort, when he wished 70
get of, and gave a vigorous pull, the result Of
which was sharp ring FROM both bells g What
are you ringing both ends FOR ,'' wss the curly
inquiry Of the conductor. - Because ! wish
the car to stop st both ends" wss the qniet It
ply, that left couvulsei carload an3 discern
fortel conductor
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PENSIONS.
SOLDIERS OE 1872.

CUMMING SOLDIERS and SAILORS Of the
~ War OF 1872 ENLISTED or dTaffsd, who served IN
Army or Navy, are by law. now entitled 10 receive
pension from the United States, al the rats q
8 per m0nfh from February lith, 1874.
Col. Charles HunsdOn. now iat rested IL the firm
Of C. S. Titus & Ca, Bankers No. 45 State street
Albany, N. Y, will give prompt and pefs nal
attention 70 any claims, applications. placed in
their hands from Vermont. Copies Of the law O
any ihformAii desired furnished, on the epplics-
ton Of such soldiers.
CHARLES HUSSDON
A. state ST., Albany, N. Y.
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TR0TTING STATIONS.
EEalnDleiOMiala .iEOM0FCh.

BY RYsDYS'S HAgBLErONI&E, Wilt stand the sea
son Of ISL az the stock farm Of the subscriber.
Terms 80 T. wit, so . be paid % time Of service
and so when the mare proves 20 he in f0al
M0SARcH will be seven yeas old kpril 29th. ISL
is blood bay black les with t<O white ankles be
hind IS hands and weighs 30 lbs He was sized by
RYsDYK's HANELETosIAN, The sire of Dexter. who
sold for $4,000, MAJOR WINFIELD for sHfc1,
BgUsO for S22.o1L H.FPT MEDIUM for s25,sul,
sraRrLE for S2JOt', (at three years old Aberdeen
and many othe- Va liable and very fast tT0ttess)
Dam by Roe's Abdsllah Chief.
PORTLAND.
BACK STALLIoS with white tar and enc white
pastern hehicd ak years o this spring, d hancs
sired by CLARION (the sire Of "OLD PUr" HONEST
J0HS and other fast trOttersl will also maize the
season o. .>7l Al the sane place Terms SIS. 70
insure. Mares pasturet and vol cared Tor, hut
al accidents at owners risk. For Circulars, giving
pedigree and full particulars address
JUSTIN II. MOULTON,
Wet Randolph, Vermont.
April l3-w3m
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FORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE
INATIII- Z.

NALL TERM, August 3Ist. Sixteen Professor:
i and TeachsTs SO pays for thirteen week
board, fael, Washing, with common English. hesu
srdents cho5se their studies Best sustaine board
in EN- nary for ladies and gentlemen In the State
Address for Catalogues.
For. Edward, y. Y.
T..1. rrf Fw IL
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Vermont Fruit Trees

FINANCIAL AGENTS
.uly l5-dtwf
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IlHE SUBSCRIBER cfTers IT sale the old d" Hiram
L Murray Farm, located In MillAtun. Vt, on
the main road 20 Hiues urgh, consisting OF about
10 acres OF valuable land, with sugar orchard Of
keep sap pure. The works have made 100 wei ght
Of sugar in one season. The Apple orchard pro
duced % 1870, 100 bbls Of graf apples besides FH
bushels common fruit and culled gratis and other
small fruit, gra apes, &C. The farm will winter p
COWS and a team. There is a muck bed on the place
Shioh has been used on the place freely with eN-
cellent results, with large amount ready dug cut
The buildings are all that could be des red con-
sisting OF a beautiful and convenient house with
shade trees, hedge, &C. ard pleasant surroundings
with horse barn, hay barn and cattle harn. The
last is % 80 with cellar. besides good tenant
house.
Terms SOON o. part down Possession can be
given the fall spring and in the house a. once
II desired.
Another Of IN acres, near by, will be sold with the
above Il desired has house. barn and orchard,
mostly pasture land. T. c. NARAHORE.
Wilst0n. Vt. June S-t-tSwtf
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curious incident occurred in Waterford q
few days since at the house Of noted Spiriiu-
alist Hearing = loud cutlery from the regions
Of the kitchen, be rushed IN from the field, and
discovered his wife struggling with the "shaie'
Of her departed grsndmothe- who was end5avor-
ing to confne her to a ohsir, proposing to wash
the milk psns, do the baking, &c. herself But
thanks 20 the interposition Of the husband, after
some alteration and repeated expostulahon on
the part Of the visitor. she was finally driven
of-Lyn3On Uai0a.
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vSDERHtLL ACADEMY,

GEO. w. WINCH, \. B., Principal
THE FALL TERM Of this Institution will onen
I Aug 2sth and continue eleven WeeAs roi
particulars inquire Of Rev. 3. L, Bates
Uuderhiu, VI July p, IsTl-dSwf
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At ThE sr.
CHA Nj ,raFFs THAT WILL LIVE g.
- 80 fraps. Pi4H. carry lsz-s.
,.,Hft-., pE,Hfs Extra Harry, iHH'h''
s.e'.,.,, I'd Cra5-ayriss spsell.ty. .--sra
- g-rtiesf Of fas HIrdy 5sT,,,is,,
sp..,r;-,.-. ~ ~ WIno.-ki, W. Oh
north oi Dar''ls '''' 10 rad TO slaIlstt' by
,..af, raa,sd. Cosrs'pouisH1s ''.'''''-'
sept 5-siyr
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Or FowLs-The size Of the Brahms at once
renders it an object Of attention. In this respec,
il surpasses all other breeds, not excepting the
gigantic Cochin. Hent in their second year,
with moderate care, will weigh from lbs to 10
lbs, and cockerels from - lbs to II lbs esch.
The quality Of the meat Is also good; when toler-
ably well fed it will be found almost, and very
often, quite equal to the Dorkine. There is
probably little less meat on the breast; but
this is compensated by the extra qusntity Of that
on the thighs indeed many people think the
leg Of the Brahms cockerel one Of the best psrts
Of the bird. If the object Of the farmer is simply
to procure chickens for the table or market, then
cross between the Brahms and Dorking cock
will produce truly magnificent fowls. the largest,
perhaps, that have ever been reared. Chickens
thus bred, have, at the age Of six months, At
tSined the weight Of Is lbs. the couple, and
over no mean mstter for the farmers
consideration. As laying fowl the Brahms is,
in our opinion, equal to any other breed.-.4m.
Stock Journal.
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Trs,.rry DAYsF.a MATRlEoST-A volume
e,,itlej :. The Book Of Days" quotes rem a
manuscript Of the Fifth Century to the enecI
,bi,s If j. unsdvisable 10 60 into join-hsnd
- nass!y. seven in January; three each IN
reIr-.rc. March, May and December two each
in April. June. July, August, September and
V.vei,be- and one in October 50 that Jsnu-
orv Is The worst and October the best month ioT
committing matrimony the actually uniueky
dsvs being these; January l. ,, 3, 4, ., 6, 4, 10,
IS February. G, :. IS A.; March, !, G, and
April C, Il May, 8, G., and : June, I, 10 :
July. ,. 70 August, -. 10 September, 3,
October, November. Is, l6 snd December
IS. l6, l.. As TO which is the best day OF the
week, Why
Monday ior wealth
Tuesday for health Z
"Wednesday the best day OF all
Thursday for crosses
Friday for losses
Saturday no luck at al.
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u Psfh74s o. ere l.el.-.as
N Ia 50 unlsr--t'ii required
tn ty evo-yb dv 70 % el, har-
IT &c, nor Va ever an re-
ssz-sSz 10 fore 10 IN rfsai y ATOP.
---5z ef into -a. ir every ul-
81 try sid CIc l- : -ii G. asses.
A.zz5yzfi as this Rid let tfis eat
EYAHGLyj rGrgative Fill. 1hs a''-
q ~ VI. rCasau D. taat Il is
- Co., q E-are reiahle a0-
60 sror1 .fee.uai remedy
==zzssslz - than any O.Ler. Those
vbo bav. tried it. mos that u cured mem I. Sc
Who nave rot know tnat j. cures .-e le' l'-is
and friends and all kcow una w. i. 80 - 80 49,.
d1,s always-that j; never itlis lntolz- ~ ~.
rpon thousan.s OF certificates oI -ll - -, \, -.
cures Of the following mpiIlhu ~. u - -. ~.
rr. low ia every neightci hood ahi u - ~
nutli.h them Afauttd t. all ases ana g 4 49,
in all climates; cont ming nei.-sI 49, fy.
ce.eterioas drug thew M ~ pc t'Ae-l " So, -
anv body TIER sugar c11t.I- Pst7-t'o 49, -
flesh ma f.ake- them u.easal- ta iAztt W. y ----
purely vegetable 10 -Tia can at-s7 i'-'-- -i
IN any qutntty. .-7 i,e--,.- ~, the
internal visce-a 10 purify the blood and sLiall-s
IL int'ss eaithy action remoYs tns v'l-i - 49,
boiy, restoring t1elr Irregular a'tl.u 80 - ~
and by correc ny. wherever they exist, su9h ue-
fragments IS are the frs, origin Of disease t.
hin1te directions arc given "a Inc Wri-'eI d,
box. icr the iolowiu- Complaints when .Li'e ills
rapidly cure
For DYSPEPSIA or Isu1G.-TI1s, Lls-Lfs -NEss-
LsNGuuR anu Loss or AIF-FIrE+ tAay -lJu44 re
taken inoder 4toy o. stualats tho stomach ard re-
store lis healthy tone and ac-i1r.
For = yER COurlAIsr and its va-lous ~ mpreu-s.
BlI1ous HEADACHE. SICK HEADAclE, JAVsnlCE or
G.gtS Sickness. B-LI4Us Col and BILIOUS FF-
vans they should Do icdici1usly taken for each
case 10 correct the ciseasc1 action or rCuYve f-r
ob.tfucfions which cause 10.
For DYsEErAEY or uIAEEH IA. .ut 1-e Mid f.se
is generally rlquire1-
For RHgUN.IIsS .GOur. 0fAyEL, fALfiiA loS o-
- ffFtrtr Psrs IL TuE SIDE, BACK AND Lofss-
80, eh.Id be cont -uuousy taken, as required, O.
cban 20 the diseased action 81 the 81 stem 't.l-
s1ei- chance these complaints disappear
For DE rsY AID bRcrsicAL sNELL-a"s lael
.h1uid be taken On Jar and irtq-tnI doses 'o Ut
ducs tho efIsc. Of q drastic purge
For srPPRE.siOS a lar-e dose SHOULD '' ---e- Is
&. r-5.4ti.c- the desired effect hT 81 irpttaj-
ssa UfySEg Pun take one or Two fiL-S O .''.
,--,.a 81 ssstion and relieve tine stomach
Az oes1sia-al doe stimulates The stamaca gnu
hoSels into healthy action r.s-.res lla Ab+e-l-
.,,I inv 0rt-ss the system Hsucs % la DllrL i--
,nnta e1us whore no seri. us ceIin- leLt tNi'
Ge ,lsr- ro.era IS well ot,eu l-is that q Joss
~ these Pins f.I kes him feel Iec-eiiF ne -I
thsir cl .aus-n n and rel,vatins el-cl o. ln1 "-'
tive apparatus.
Or. -. &. s-ll - CO. lowell h''----
pre-.i-if aud 4H1itfjc4i cislls's- o..
SorD FV ALL DRUGGISTS ~ Eiet p" ttt-.-
S.l4a. uh0lesals hy Henry Co, Bur la-, o. .
sl.5 f5-slle by r. b Stear1s & Co.. Vincent & lA''
and g. " Eu-ritt
Ju'v Aug Sept O't eo'
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VI II D 7 \, \. IT.
,tyUF FALL TERM WILL BEGIN ON Thu re-
DAY. oath Of August, and continue thirteen
weeks Tbs CLASSICAL department will be IN me
personal charge Of the Principal. Mathematical
Torrse fnll and thorough special attention given
10 The Natural Sciences and the English Language.
bremen and Music provided for. Faculty iull-
Both sexes admitted. Regular drill N hsht :! IN
Location hellthy, quiet and free from disturbing
irIuences Expenses low Board may be had IN
private families OF in clubs; or, u desired, arrange
llrarfs may he made for self boarding
students intending the Christian ministry re-
ceiye aid from special fdnds
Further information or catalogues furnished on
an,,Iieltiop The address Of the Principal until
AuIrust l2th) will he Burlington, ~,
CHARLES a. DOWNS, Lebanon. n.
Pres. R0ard Of Trustees.
J. E GOODRICH. PrIHcipIi.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18
RICHMOND HIGH AND GRADED

1--WE fall term Of this Institution will commence
| The last Wednesday in August. and mt nue.
twelve week.. c. J. Doughty, Of the Vermont
Uuiversity Princl pal.
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