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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

TIE MAKER OF REVOLUTIONS IA September
last, tie statue Of Prince Eugene was iep0sed
from It's pedestal in front Of the Marie Of the
eleventh arrondisement Of Paris, and a statue Of
Yoltsire voted into it, place. One Of the Paris
newspapers has g Joke concerning this statue It's
reporter was asked by 2 ferocious looking inii-
vidual, " Monsieur, who il that Cd fellow IN the
dressing gown ~
1t is Yoltsire"
What. voltaire, the great Voitara, tie
nlust-ious Noltaire 20
a. You sre a great ajmirer Of Vo.taire '
Admire him; YES. indeed lol should
have heard what they said stout him 81 cur club
the other dsy-the man that made sli cur rev0-
tons -
. Whs; Is your opinion Of his writurs!'
d" His writings On don't care de a boat
his writings ! cannot read
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05
Seeds, agricultural Supplements.

Seeds, A9rifnltnral Smplenlerts.
J. s. PIERCE & soN
OFFER FOR SALE
ut EO.ceSe .Yarkef.PriceS,
800 Ebis. P0udrette.
800 8bIs.
Rr0aleu,s Phosphate, the
best iR use.
30 Tons
Best Nora Scotia Plaster.
FLOWER POTS,
fiji sizes and Prices.
1900 lbs. vi. Glover seed.
5000 lbs. Western do.
300 bus. Timothy seed.
30 bags Red Top seed.
100 lbs. white Glover seed.
100 lbs. AIsiI,e Glover seed.
eco bus. Geld Dr0p Wheat.
80 bus. sweet Corn.
ALSO. a GOOD ASSORTMENT ore
Onion, Beet - Carrot seed,
With all the new varieties Of
Garden Peas and Flower Seeds.
1--WE also offer for sale at lowest prices the
BLANCHARD CHURN-
FLYERS CHURN.
SHARES COULTER HARROW.
REcVLAToR SEED DRILL.
BRISTOL Flows.
PRoUTv & MEAR's FLOWS.
-..-,roou.S DAT SWIVEL PLOW.
ONE HORSE FLOWS.
MOHAWK VALLEY STEEL PLo"s'
AND ALL OTHER
ElmBEeAmcmgs fer Farm and
Garden aGSe.
We are also The Agents 10y this County for the new
and celebrated
&PReFGTE .WOW'ER,
Which we guarantee the BEST IN USE. Price so.
Farmers ca ] and look at il. II is the latest
simplest. cheapest aud best Mower
ever offered 20 the public.
is. PIERCE s son.
March l0-+-dGw3m College Street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

PAPEE COLLARS have rapidly increased in
use since their introduction IN So. when the
frat patent was issued for a combination o. cloth
and paper, which wss not really perfected till
two years ago, since when they have been the
the most popular style worn Ia 1867 there
were $4,000 made IN ls65. 81 900 and 70 the
close Of the year ending april, 30,ls7l. an in
crease Is indicated that viii sm3uut 10 $50. 103
600 The p dfs have uo- increased in the Ike
proportion. Indeed, the competition has been 90
sharp thst enc manufacture stated that If De
could save ore-eighth Of IN inch 70 esch collar
on his paper more than other makers did, il
would be sufficient profit The present styles Of
fancy boxes sre one cause Of small profits When
paper collars were FIRST introduced they were nut
up IN boxes Of 100 at but the desire Of makers
70 onse each other led 70 more attractive stvles.
some Of which are now quite expensive The
prizes Cor cellars range from - 10 SO Der
1000. New EnglsDd manufacturers have il
vested about 3.0oG. 900 in the business. The
original m5thoi of making collars was 20 Law
sheets il pies Of % 10 80 and have knife cut
through the pile. taking cut a strip tust vas the
outline q 4 collar, which Was sfterWsrl finished
BY hand Nov machines which cost from $500
TO $4,000 are used, which turn out 30 collars
per minute, al ready for use Dies are the
greatest expense o. the manufacture. For every
neE style dies must be hsi for each size from
II 70 l.. sl-hoagh Il. II J. = and Is are the
principal sizes sold. Paper collars, like other
articles, have their favorite brands one maker
sold 10 one season 1900 600. cut by the same
dice, under l. different brands Paper collars
have in a great measure driven linen goods out
Of the market. and paper cuffs ami bosoms have
also have an extensive popularity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

WHAT FRANCE HAS DoNE-W hs; do we not
owe 10 the institutions Of learning il France. TO
their practical application Of scientific methods
Of cducs;ion, Have not the - Ecole Normae''
and the ''Ecole Polytechnique' been models for
ST civilized nations Our physicians q ripper
years will tel us that in their days medicine
could only be studied vel in the great metroro-
lie Of France. Ourlghthouse board VIII readily
declare that, but for the discoveries Of Fresnel.
the access 10 our shores in the darkness Of night
would not be safe as II is now. Comparative
anatomy received its first scientific treatment
from French investigators PalelntoloCy is a.
together a French soierce 10 it origin Laplsce
stands high by the side Of Newton and Lei5nitz.
Modern engineering Is the fruit Of the great IN
dertskings Of the French Republic. and repub-
lican France So fascinated the grest Germsn dis
coverers. George R. Forster sud Alexander
Humboldt, that bolh gave to her the bet years
Of their lives. Indeed, Germany owes her pre-
sent scientific prominence, in great degree, TO
this period Of mental activity ia France Eng
land also owes heavy and most honorable debt
Of Ike kind 70 her neighbor over the wafer
and Americs bears her share Of the same obliga-
ton -Prc-. -lgassi-, IN The Balloon Post
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

travelling correspondent furnishes the fol-
lowing description Of augusta, Georgia Ills
wide streets, one Of which had roE Of shade
trees in the middle, recalled Berlin, whose cele-
brAted Linden avenue Is 50 much extollei 70
visitors. but II is Insignificant compared to that
Of Augusta The town shows see and respects
bility, and We could 10 longer Disguise from our
selves the TACT that we were in the midst Of an
old society that had long settled habits. and
who're denizens were neither enigrsuts nor i'm
migrants Eastern and not western manners
now surrounded rs, and if there was less fresh
ness there vas more comfort All Augusta
seemed to say, We are in no hurry Our plsce
suits US we and our posterity will live here.
Augusta don't fret about q big future -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

hece, ard consequent Skipping OF sutches D
avoided Takes the thread from a short deep bob
bin. which holds more thread and Dc threaded with
hslf the trouble Of the old style. dong hohhu used
10 other shlttles giving greater IN forllty 90
the TENSION
The SPLENDID MECHANISM ofthsss machines.
and the superior skin. workmanship and materials
employed n their instruction. are g guarantee o.
accuracy. strength and durability. and e1ahle tho
COIPANY and it, A cents u VARIANT EVERY
MACHINE To GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
MACHINES SOLD PAYABLE by ISsTALLNEvTs. IL
struction furnished -ratuit1uslg, either IN the once
or n residence 90 in the city or vicinity.
Call at the newly furnished rooms. get circular
SAMPLES Of WORK aud see them operate.
- Agents wanted % ssl. these mash mes 10 ever
town In New England.
Z. DEWEY. General AGENT f1r the y T States
~ Washington Street, Boston.
Por sale by e. A MOONEY, Dealer In Boots
Shoes and Rubber Church St-eet burlington, v.
Agelt for Chittsudsl County
har-h --WlltAdu
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9rp Goods.

BLAIR s. SMITH
Will rensin few days longer glsddening me ns1i'=
ofnultitudes, shedding halo oil Joy tni0
many household. in dispensing
BARGAINS in all manner Of
DIR Y GOOD =.
We call special attention to our lar@e
assortment Of
PRINTS AND 6INGHAMs,
PIQuEs, YosEMITEs,
LINEN GOODS,
COMPLETE LINE OF HOSIERY,
&c, &C, &c.
Last Of all, but not least, comes
BLA0A A BRIH Hf fflN;TINEs and PURE MoHAIRs.
A.s reninder, we barely susres. the fact already
rsil sstablished that we are selling these goods
littie fner'i than can he had elsewhere.
Please give them look. Many other
Goods to he sold that find no plEce II
this notice. TERMS CASb.
Very respectfully,
BLAIR a SMITH,
No Union B ock- Church st.
Burlington, April 5-id&wu
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY
r. II. sIMoNDs co
White Piques asd Percaie',
= II stToNUS eco.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

Clothing. aats, Gaps, az.
CLOTHING, HATS AND caps.
4. r. SHAT { UCK.
Would respectfully call attention to his
LARGE STOCK
clio EEaaN G.
SPRING STYLES,
HATS and CAPS
MEMS Furnishing Goods.
The Custom Depar,rreDt is well Stocked vita
French, German, English
and American
ga brics,
COatings.
and SuitiRgs.
Particular attention paid to the extreme Styles,
and nobby suits gotten up with taste and
fitness" Great exe.tions viii DO
made to please al who nay
favor Us with orders.
] -r-ur-rr AYR, srf ,raz -faa "a f'utter.
and will pleased to see his old friends and many
new ones at the old stand
70 College Street, Burlington, Vt.
N'''Y a. T. }sHATTUcK.
1 April l2-d&wtf
SPRING STYLES
So,s opening at Nos. ~ : Bank BLOCK
PULL STOCK or
Ready .IF0de Clothing
FOR Nen, Youths ana BOys
In all varieties.
Spring GVeEcOats, Business,
Dress and walking Suits,
New and rosby STYLES in
Hats and Caps,
Ladies' aui Gcuts Trunks, and
Travelling Bags.
rev Extra Qualities in
8 L K,
TaI and new Styles and shades In
alpaca JabTetEGS,
AHszes. splendid Assortment Of
CENTS WALKING CANES.
All Of which We Oilers
Extremely Low Price.
30 Dozen Of Hid Gloves
All Shades OF Alexandra, Conroi-ieT's
and LapoIte'> Makes.
/ OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. is nov unusually
fan with all the New aad Fashionable
STYLES o. Coos, whi-h We Cut and
Make up o. orde- 10 a sly -e
me- 90 be e--elld.
We car show the most elegant stock o.; Goods
/ ever seen ia Ba- Iiu-t9n, a. satisfactory prices.
D. TURK Z BROS.
April 3-dGws
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i MS ls q HEAA %
FUL FAMILY MA
CHINE, az 3 REDrC-
20 PRICE. They use
= straight needle,
have a new aud im-
proved shuttle tsse
.Cuf.Irdinz its car
.rer subject 20 no
wear requires no oil
ins hy which the
threads liable % he
smled. The v EAR
and FRICTION u a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

RIGfAAL POETRY.
EOr BY AKA
Or ali ths Patent Medicines made
In the east or in the west,
Those made By Brown Of Burlington
Are the ohaapest ani the best.
gha fame q al his medicines
is getting to he great
For sale by Gre. elsss Drgg-s.s
In every Northern State.
Browns BFoa-hials viii czrs a cough,
A Sore Threat or 4 Cold;
Browns Teething Cordial Is as- Babies.
Whether young c. old.
Brown Bueha is f-r Kidney Complaints,
For Ladies', and for Gents;
The price so cheap the bottle 50 large
The sale is getting immense.
Now kind friend, word to you,
Whenever you are in town
And any Of you buy Buchu,
Buy the Buchu made by Brown.
Burlington, Jan. II, ISL.
'fdkvtf
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Use EscAlIe'S Pain HitFin 9
MAGIC OIL.

'sIT WORKS LIKE = CHARM
This is tho best Family Remedy 70 cure all kind
OF Pam you ever triel.
IL is clean safe, ant delicious 70 use and II YOU
Use DC faithfully. IT WILL DO YOU COOP
Directions on each bottle. Buyit q your Drug
-ist 1r Merchant whore you trade. If thov have
not got t 90 hand theF viii send for 70. AZ vCur re
KILLING MAGIC OIL. 10 the manufacturers low
ls- price at retail
~ sold hy Druggists Merchants AID Grocers.
10 is put Up in three sizes and allied Trial ze -
Medium Size, and e Large Family Size. bottles
M. Z IN = T.. Sole Proprietor and Mauufac.
turcr, FITTsIIrLu MASS. wholesale by
HENRY 4 Co.
June l7-TeoEEi1ltly burlington, Vt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05
UEsTiONABLY
The lest known and RIOS: thoroughly tested
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
For al kids Of work helvy or ! sbs, and the mos
popular, Is


For al kids OF WORK. heivy or Light; and the mos
popular, Is
Wheeler 6 Wilson =.
THIS practical and EASILY managed machine hl
/ now stood the test Of time and thorough expert
ngut. and the thousands who have fortunately USED
0u-s frankly give L. the preference, the very best
both IN this country and ~ Europe. Study capital
and inventive genius have been devoted q is i'm
pruveuent for Yeas, TIL now, with ITS NV
SILENT FEED. our presea: " Lock-stitchn machine
has no equal in the world. The Wheeler & wilson.
Is Reliable, Economical and N0isele s. Il answer
the wants OF the household completely and any
kind OF sewing needed in the family can be done up
IL with greater rapicity and Of execution 70
beginners than can he accomplished on any other
Il has received the highest premiums over alias a
family mschine-on roth sides OF tie Atlantic.
Those who want The best should obtain Wheeler &
Wilson'S Silent Feed Family Sewing Machine, and
take no other.
During $50 Wheeler & Wilson sold over : 5000
more than the Weed 54,3.- more than the Wilcox
Gibbs 5S,6j5 more than tie American; 55fs
more THAI the Florence. The above figures are Ia
ken from the .urns OF the companies named,
and sufficient refutaton Of the menca cous tales
Of certain parties in Burlington, who would ma e
people believe we are played OUT Since coming
10 Burlington have sold $50 # these machines ana
am ready 10 sell 30 more. Will sell on time tax
ing IA IN small monthly instruments. Samples Of
WORK and circulars sent to any address. few smart
wde-aWako agents wanted
Agency 20 Church St, next doo- 10 Ripley :
Shattuck's.
soL0E NJ. ALLIs, Agent;
March 2J-d&wG
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The Works o. ae ureseutel aye
THz HYMS- on fEAi~E y Menieisslhn-
THE ELIJAH,
rlL NINTE OR CHORAL SYMPHONY.
by Beethoven.
SELECTIONS F2OI TIE PASSION Music,
by j. S. Bach.
TEE WOMAN OF sAHABIA
~ s:erudale Bennett.
tbs RAEL lN EGYPT, hy Hl1del-
E.E EE-sIaE
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Medital.
AYERS SARsAPARiLLA,
roP pURJTYIYG THE BLOOD

Ih1 TsqutaI1n IlIa
oellent medicine eTj 1ys, j.
derived from its c1res.
mnny Of v lch are tTI ,
TaarTsllous IaTeterate
cases Of scrofGlous dis
ease where the sys en-
seemed sztu, ated win cor
rupiion, have been purified
ard cured bF 1t. ccroiu-
lous affections snd eisOr-
ders. which were agzrava-
ted bv the scrufulous con-
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MAY 3. 1871.

-. ,,,.il they were painfully afi citing, have
49, -'dieaIIy cure in such great nutnners IN AZ
-. orerv section of the country tlat me puoiiO
mos 80 - he ipforrnGe Of its virtues er uses.
S-f,ious Do.son is one q the iilos, etssi u-tEe
$500 - c,r race Often this unseen ana unieil
tenant Of the Organism IL; ~. disesses
~ nvites the attack Of enieeolns OF STA
itta,t eyritiul- n suspicion OF ITS uressloo,
II seems 10 breed infection thToa=h9u. ~ 1io1s
tren on some favorable 0ceaslpn' - ~ * a
INTO one or Their Of its hldeous ioIlls' -. -,
-fss ~ arnops the vitals- In the l4llel, 80
cIes NAV hs suddenly Dep sitta N -. 49,. i,e
bear- or tumGrs formed IN inc ANei, y, ,.,-i,rg
prese-ce BIZ eruption On the SAN, or ul
p - ,s,t NJ the body Hence the occasional
,lse Of a bottle Ct this SGTsaaaTllta s -'' -
when TO active symptoms oil olsl-so 80, .-,,e--
- m ieted with the fol lowing coLipialI'a -.
- 81 ,,sofa+e relief aud a. length cure
~ ne 81 this SARSAPARiLLht -. AllAshy !
Firs Rose OF Ergsiucias, IeffeT, Ha-t HA,-Ni' -,
Hsaf RirqroTHi, Sore Eyes S0,t A-ls' a., fis.sss
e-1ntinns or v1sable forms OF Sc'eA-l1N
49, in The more concealed FORMS as Dy'f'fsii'
Dr9pru H.crf Disease, ft's, kPt.ttNg, -. -
and ne various Uicsroas affections OF the MUSCULAR
and nervous systems. 49,, y,....,. .-.
curs5 bv H. though long time is required u ~.
c1,fuv these obstinate rlalaqies " any m =
INIT long continued use q this ineliclle i" pa
,,,,1al ~ Teuee-rkOea or Hhiffs, UtfTtrfr ti'ti-
AZ ors and Fulna'e DlseIsff1 are c'Lliii..li.' 80
-.firve4 and intimately cured by It's iuriit M 81
invizoratins effect minute ~ p-isi -,r.tis.
case are found in our Almanac sup.4.el - -
pb,,,rafi,,l And Gouf. when caused by accuuuQ.a
ZION ofextrauC0us matters ~ the Door ) 4t.- W
" 10 il as also Llrfr Complaint, Io-ft4 ~ .o-
gs.flon or Inflammation Of the Lfrtr- ail =
when arising as they often DO, rom tae - ~
poisons in the blood. This SKIS 1f A1'i4 ~ =
treat restorer flT the stcnZt ana VIZ. .i - T
TEN Those who aye J. nEliq ana i-7--l., -
srondeut Sleeuless and tr31u Ell win -'ers ~. = =
Iire- cusi0ns or fevers, OF any "i lHe ~
s,mptl matte O. Weaknesss VII hr- llii.-g it--
li-fa1d evidence Ci Is resi- Fat-'e pow
PREPARED BY
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SO MADE FROM so CTS:
soTething urgently needed By every body. al
and See; or u samples sent (post pa1l for 81 cents
that retail easily for sic. 4. l.. hoLcoIl'
April 2o-tdkr4w Isl Chatham Square, y. L.
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Steamboats,
VERMONT CENTRAL LINE
.HOrTherH Transportation
Company.
TWO DAILr LINES or STEaWERS

DAY BOAT AND NIGHT BOAT!
With twenty one ist Glass Steamers. fr NIL
Z waukee, Chicago and intermediate ITS without
necti0ns and no expensive ferries. cmnil uses and
hote! bills FIRST Class Tickets include Meals AID
State Rooms
I Leaving 0gdeushursh ovory day (Sandlys ex-
cepted) on arrival OF noon trains, Tor Chicago Mil
YANKEE, and intermediate ports without change ~
Boat. and every evening. Sundays excepted for
Cleveland To edo. Detroit, and informed ate port
Passengers and Families moving west. can embark
with their LugsaEe Teams, stock, &c, and lind
together without disturb ance OF Transhipment, al
their port OF nation, thus avoiding the great in
convenience Of the many changes delays and ex-
penses o. uth1r routes. ~ lhsse Steamers have
large Cabins and State Rooms, amply A-d neatly
furnished, for First Class Passengers. ard Second
Cabins with Cook Stoves and comfortable zccomuo-
to furnish their own provisions 20 efi IL viii Ice
spared 70 maintain the reputation o. this a. the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE:
Be sure ant see the gents cf this Line before you
buy Your tickets. Trusty meu viii always meet
Checks and recheck taggaEe for this Line. Ask for
Tickets via Northern lransp9rti0n C1muauy's
'. c. Line Steamers. TIE only Amer can Lines leev
ing OsdensburEh. Cns hundred pounds Of baggage
free 10 each passenger. baggage checked through
10 al points.
~ Through Tickets t. California and all points
in the Great West, North West and South West,
cheaper than the cheapest at = stations bstWee1
Boston and OEdenshurg, or on application 70
NJ. Il. ELLIOT, General Ticket Agent
st. Alhars VI
GEO. ". SMITH, Passenger Agent,
Ogdensburg n. J.
April s-f'd&wem
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TO FARMERS.
D0Gble Refined POudrelte

Orfse " Lofi sasafl,furiag Coz"
For sale rs Lots 40 suit Customers.
This article is sold fr l4lffas price Of other fer
ulL,rr, and is cheaper fr COTTON, Corn, Tobacco
and gf7fflties tuau any other in marEet. II j..
made entirely from the night SOIL olial &c, OF New
p OK cry Price delivered 90 board in New ! 0rk
city, 80 peg ton.
] ass attsation 90 the following testimouials.-
q, 5. Howard Of 0l1 Lyme, Conn in letter dated
9lt- - saws can fully recommend your
uhle AGh-ed PIu retts as being the best fertil-
4zsr "a usl iIr m AMI tobacco. ! have tested il
side ty side with other mauures AID the Prudretts
10 a. ways proved the best. / have also used your
Nitro husphEte on Wheat and BuckEleat auf
think hey aye fully ecu - Co any ia market"
=. T. PHELPS, of West Hartford, Conn, IN Ter
uate % Dec g. $500, says " am dealer in, and
grower of Tobacco, AID have used the Doubt Re-
fasf Poulrsffs, fer -ht years or more on con to-
naeoo and other crops al- consider it very valua-
Apanphlet giving f1E directions, &c. sent on
app lc4tlgn l. JANIS 7. FOSTER
d5 rt'audt ST.. Ne York.
Tor sale BY Us. Peircs son, Bur-iagt on.
TUE CO-PABTNERSHIP OF LADD d CLARK
1 Is this day dlss1lve1 by mutual consent. Eith-
er party is authorized to slsn the firm uame
in L.qadstiaa c. =. LADD,
Il. o. Clark.
Iae 1ssiless viii be continued ct the I'D stand by
Milton Vt, April nth. I5-l. T. -'-'N'
April .7-dIt6w3w
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
Shrubs Plants, Vines. ~. Sc.
FOR SPRING OF 1871.
{ LE STOCK Is ons Of the largest and most
- complete IN TIE United States Persons wish
.l- O. pan DO large Or SINAI. quantities. viii find
! sheir interest before purchasing 20 send 90 Us
.e- our descriptive Catalogues. OF call at the store
si Ae-srs = 5. Pierce q S0n. and secure one
GOULD BROTHERS.
Monroe County Nurseries
t--r-- 7--A"-l Rochester. y. /.
PLASTER.
DUHE fresh ground NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER
L for sale ~ tie
.INOOsEI FIGURING co..
-e'a r7"1"i WiloOski, Vt
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Dr.I, AVER q co, Lowell, Mass.
Practical a-d lnliyti--l cAeHlisf'.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS livery" tHhA
Sold II whoIesale by He1ry g Co.. Bur D., = ~
Al y 10 sale by y. 7. ster1s 4 Coz 'i---l- g i-
and T. ". Burrit..
Mar Apr MaVAJuuc COW
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59ew Aduatis ements.

HIGHER EDUCATION.
uEE.LMUTH COLLEGE.
Board AID Tuition per annum, SOS.
EReI.Essuail ladies' College
Iuau-urated by L. P. q. Prince Arthur. Board
snd Tuition per annum, SIS; PREsInESI Lee n.s
VERY Rev. I. Eellmuth, D. D., Dean Of huron. f0r
Particulars apply t. Major Evans, London, Sanaaa
West Sept l0--d&wly
THE wINooSRI SAVINGS BANK.
THIS Bank was organised January 22d, lS69. and
/ il a. present managed by the following board
Of officers
GEORGE P. WOODS. EDWIN v. CHASE
President. wee fresloenl'
DIRECTORS.
Peter Le,lair, ormord Cole, Z. J. Stevens, Elisha
Allen =. ". Barrett S. IL Weston;
FREDERICK c. KENNEDY,
Interest commences on deposits the first day Of
each month and paid semianrually al the rate Of
sir per cent. peg annum. 49,,
Al the annual meeting hold January 2ith, ~ !,
m eYt-a dividend OF two per cent Was declared,
and il s the policy q this Bank 70 declare an extra
DIVIDEND each year. if the condition Of the Bank
FREgERICK C. KENNEDY,
FEB. ll-dkv5m Secretary.
ING " AZ BILLS
TIGHTAY RATE-BILL BLANKS, printed sd
! 4 ivy FREE PRESS OFFICE.
PETITIONS AND DEGREES
rs Chsncc-v. Mortgage and Warrantee Deeds OF
new anu improved styles and Law Banks Of
FREE PRESS OFFICE.
Burlington, March 2i-dEvI
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
N BOSTON.
Tie SECOND regular T7IENNIAL FESTIVAL
OF the
HANDEL & HAYDN SOCIETY
Will be held in the
Boston Music Hail,
in thelaau-h ~ sIAT, octle presel, season, CON-
Inauc'1- on TUESDAY,. the 9Th and closing on
SUNDAY Evening. Tie 18Th. w-th CHORUS OF
r-lre taal
SEVEN HUNDRED VOICES
and a- ORCHESTRA q
One HUNDRED MUSICIANS.
together with
TEE GREAT ORGAN,
%. =. Lang, OrsanI>t.
-r,,,. Eu-Itvg0 HU DEH>DoRFF, and
7ir. wv. p. "a INNINGS,
Two W. themes, eminent %, Le-i5 10 Oratoro Singers.
gre c4-l-a1- 9. -elhsr gltl some w cur own ce-e
l-at-. NHCa... O., u11- whom are
Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS
and SIR. 3ENltoN ". WHITNEY
f.-l. r- s lest Q1s--c-te Of singers that has ever
apae4rll "a Or4t0ri- il t-is country.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05
ssring 5flarhines.
TIE AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE

Ind the american B4f51-H3,e and Orf-
Scanning Srgi1y Machine C0W5iaei,
81. worthy the attention of al! in want q FIRST
CLASS MACHINE. As a FAMILY MAChlNE the
t0hEIy.Tly MAruIsE tls 30 rirli Il = NE ctrzF
esf well as the BEST s.rce lt is really TWO hA-
CHIMES c0mh.led in one By simple meclaniel-
arrangement never before accomplished. making
either the Loct stfri o. Enff0nlisis Sfct % Ccca
SION may require. Ousrss1rHiag, Emt-oidsrfng On
ne E1gs, and working BEAUTIFUL h4ffon-h1'es ana
Euei H0ic. i is simple DO construction, and com
parstively n0iseless.
All that is sad q the superior qualities 4 the
COMBINATION MACHINE nay he said or the
PLAIN AMERICAN, except that the latter does
not oversesm OF make hutt1n-hu.cs. In all other
respects the principle % construction is TIE sane.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

U.rESrED Ar5Usr l5. 1850
Seeming uore perfect ana dura. ls seton, quicker
utterllce, alG better VA .-lrE-lty Ia tons.
MASON - IIArILIy OCTAVE COUPLER.
P1TEyTEr JAN. 8. 1853