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THE con y T. X.

/ 7 TIL f COENE X.
! ruLL SUPPLY AT TUE VERY LOWEST
Ililt a.
h.I,ca.. fuli wide and All co!"fs, al IS AMI 27Ic.
per N"fd;
Vi nis. very fine and prst v. ai Soc, worth c5c.;
Iul.isa ~ All latcsi shdtcS, 50. 81, aid tCc.;
Nr.a fupnH& ~ 81 "a ICr ward worth -;
tnsrr tIo iIS al On and 6Jr.. worth 90 aGd 49,;
hl &lptcas, hust manufacture, sc. To II 70 per
Nurt:
'taeh >its al al.J0, *l.55, r., Sc.-cxt"a cheap;
b. aultiU) Japanese SiIk", newest etNici:
trA Nc.v,tc"Ha, -ilk flash, 15c. tn ~ 90 per yard;
IT, pod and FlaiJ Shawls IL gIcst variety:
ttl. Il, Ol,gt, TiAin, and T"lllcd Fi4uneis:
ti>simcreS,
B~uadcirth5,
IIr,.Sktns,
L.dic =. cents. aud Ch,liien'a Me!ino Vests
'naotTa,
LACE COLLARS,
kiii GLOVES,
HbStf.Rl,
RIBBONS,
AMI lot: uf other desirable goods, very cheap.
Cali at
WM. TfihLHiMER & SONS,
- No. tai Broad stgteJ, co; Der eih st.
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l.%h ,ruUS WITHOUT REGARD ~ COST,
10 ,It,SE BUSINESS.
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.ue ,e. natural, unperyerted American wo.

man, rarely seen. ',,-'.,. -
q. hld gloves have appeared in all the new
nae Shades OF fdtlte sGtine and Empress
c.otii, and in NIL the minute shades also re-
Iuifed BY the shaded costumes. The light
esG shades OF the combination are generally
selected, however, to go with these us being
~ ,EilTIeninlg gloves are tone deeper, and
PACK pack gloves, or gloves the shade of the
suiress, embroidered with black, in fine
ines upon the back, and narrow scol-
ieped rim at the wrist, are the latest for
street wear. The price is a triflc lower
lhan last scason-Sl.75 for one-buttoned
Gloves,7 81 for two buttons. twenty-five
SScnts, S, as usual, being added, for every
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The Convention then adjourned sine die.
DEATH rKoM M1srAKING CARnoL1c Aolp

DEATH FROM MIsTAKIEG CARBoLIc ACID
FOR WnIsKEY.-Ycstcrday morning CO.
lored man by the name of Robert Smith,
who is n driver of one OF the scavcnger-
tity OF carbolir acid, supposing it TO have
been whiskey. lie drank tho acid about 3
O'clock in the Theatre ullcy, and when near
The corner of Second and Broad streets
complained of being III and said he be-
lievcd that he had made q mistake in taking
the drink. He was taken into TbumRs' 5
drug store, and Drs. Wurtham and Lewis
were called in, but could not relieve
him, and in fifteen minutes he died. The
body was taken TO his home. on Eighteenth
street between Broad and Marshall. The
the circumstances, deemed an inquest un-
necessary.
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UNITED STATES CoURr-Judge Underwood.
Yesterday Alfred B. Terrell, indicted for
VOCATION OF internal revenue laws, was
tllcd and found guilty as to the fact, but
noI guilty as to the intent. Sentence sus-
pended. ..-..0. - -.
Thomas Jones, indicted by the grand
jury Tor perjury, in taking tue oath nf Office
as Commonwealth's attorney of Richmond
county at the time the judges appointed
by the Legislature took possession of the
courts. 1t appears the defendant, upon
being appointed to the office, had some
doubts as to his ability TO take the oath
required, but being assured by the Judge
and several members of the bar that he
could do so consistently, he complied, not
withstandng the objection raised by a
prominent Republican member. who was
afcrWard Commonwealth attorney Of the
county. The defendant was Common
wcaltl's attorney before the war, and took
the oath us such, and then engaged in the
rebellion. The facts in the case being
agreed upon by counsel and submitted to
the court, Judge Underwood expressed
the opinion that 4 jury would not he able
to find 4 verdict of wilful perjury under
the circumstances, and the District Attor-
ney accordingly entered Il aolle prosequi.
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N..t having t,ru able, owing Ia our Increased
ta. Ut, rtic my sluck for .uc ion on The I'd Of
tH..,,,r. lhr Surtlnu i uu ,Iotadrly p1stpoatd
I,..'.1 .M. leTN UFTDb SH at II clock precisely.
~..r, re,ai.cl WITnOU? Regard TO COST,
-p:s CASH ENCLJSlNELE, until day OF sale.
j. y. HDQDFI%.
p .,-,t II. Min st nplos.te Di9p&tch Office.
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for muct-nceded extension. That line Is
Virginia line, and ought to be snpported.
He said his hopes were high that we
should return Legislature conservative
and worthy Of the State. He hoped and
prayed for her restored prosperity. Let
every son OF hers be mindful of her old
glory. Let him remember that hers Is
classic soil, OH which deeds had been
wrought In the new time as we'll as in the
old. which will flourish I'm story and grow
green In song while her mountains stand
and her rivers roll their tributes to the sea.
Let him do nothing and think nothing un-
worthy of her. Again he returned thanks.
(Applausc.] 49, ~
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
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DEDICATION OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
On next Sabbath the new Presbyterian
church will he ready for use, and will be
opened with services appropriate to the oc-
clsion at III O'Clock 4. IL. = .s,s.f.-,l,
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| NFukTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALi. ~ ikib O"DEES AMOUNTING TO $40
MD rNEE DELIVERED IN ANY PAkT
CH T!IE COUNTRY
FkEE Of kXtRESS CHARGES.
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"a 6elt.3ss:iias..ss -. - =.
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ATTENT1oN.-We arc requested by the
township superintendent to say that it Is
highly important that the committee ap-
pointed to solicit contributions for the Con-
SerVatlye barbecue should report promptly
tonight ut bait-past 7 O'Clock at the
Office Of Robertson Il Bronaugh, in order.
that all the arrangements may be COM
pleted. O.. n-,f.I. !
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,HOCOANUT ICE CREAM &c - 90 iItlsS
Misc 20 PiZZiHI'S.s
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WASHINGTON & CO., Agents, Pier II North River
New York OCfSt .
CoaFECrIouERlIlEis, FRUITS, se.

.~--~Ee-ScsIoo Cts Aoess ~ .~Is~>r~~~-~
pEZINI HAS JUST RECEIVED a
FEW boxes OF fine DELAWAKE GRhPES
anut Two halI barrels OF BARTLETT PEAhss
Clllanc supply Yourself sas9
{ fTlEA.aPEs, lEs.A .a PEARS and PEACHES at
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,NEMAIPpOLITAlNE q 2 CREAM at
~ sc 20 - PIZZrNrS.
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pRf GNtstpS.
,,r,ElNING RN EVERY STEAMER,
II r1-H FlLL AND WINTER SToCh'
pkN GOODS ASD NOTIONS
rr Ala. KINDS.

.,,rr,nn ~ our regular STOCK OF CLOTHS
". ,-A~%I MsKhS, VIC have y '"ii Inc p' Tue
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-24

The originator OF this wonderful medicine claims
70 have discovered and combined IN harmony mora
OF Natures most Ssuerflgn medical properties than
was ever teioTc combined In edicine The eyi-
ceace OF his TACT ls found the great variety Of
most obstinate diseases which Il has been found TO
conquer. iu tie cure - Er0roiifis, Ssrere Coughs
ana the early stages %! Consumption, 10 has aston
l-hed the MEDICAL faculty. agd hunafcis Of the best
Physicians pronounce % he greatest ufdIcli qsc0t-
cry Of fte age While 60 cures the severest Coughs
Il strengthens the system and puriies the blood BY
it, great g7f thorough blood purifying grogerfiss II
cures all Hrm0rs from the worst Scrofai4 to a com
moa bi0fch, Pfmgfe o. Eruption. fler-urial is
ease Nine71l PolsCns, Syphllitic add Ne- cral Dis
eases and their tfe,ts craCicated ard rigorous
hs1it4 AID SOUND Constitution established. Erusi-
psizs- SCR Bhsua, Sc9id Heal Fever Sores. ScalB
or Rouga SKA. N short, all the humorous diseases
caused by bad blood, are conquered by this powerful
purifying and migrating medicine. For Lluer
Complaint" Bilious Disorders aud Habifuai Constr
patton, Il hiss produced hundreds OF perfect and per-
maueut cures where other medicines had failed.
The pr prietor offers 5 ,n- reward for medicine
that vii equal il IN the Of all the diseases for
which Il Is recommends. Beware Of c0HHterfelts
ana Worihitss limitations See that my private Gov
eminent stamp which is posture guarantee If Gen
HiNsHess. Is upon the outside wrapper. This medi-
cine is Sod bu Druqqifs az 81 90 per hottie. Pre-
pared by X. v PIERCE, n. D.. Sole Proprietor at
ms p IL cal laboratory, 1888 Seneca street Buffalo,
y. \. Feb. zi-f-d tues. thur. sat. kW3n
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Wh,n LEGISLATORS keep the law
when uanks dispense with bolts ana lccksi
When berries. wlortle, rasp and straw
Grow his-er downward through the box
When he that selleth ho~se or land
Shows leak IN OF or flaw in ght,
When huber ashers choose the stand
Wao,e WidO aas the broa lest light.
nhca prCachers ell u all they thins,
AID party lea iers sll they mesh
Whcu VIA we pay for. that VT drink,
rIlI rca! grape ard coffee bean
Wher lawyers take what they would give,
AMI doctors give what they wou d take
Ehen CITY fathers eat T. live,
save when they las. for conscience sake
Nhea ne hat hath horse for sale
- a.. bring his merit % the proof
with lut ale for every nail
That holds the non on the boOf-
when in TIE usual place for rips
GU gloves are stit he'd with special care,
And guarded well the whalebone tips,
Where first umbrellas need repair
When CGha's weeds have quite forgot
The pow o. suction TO resist,
And claret bottles hsroor not
Sucl dimp.es a would hold your fist
When publishers no longer steal
And pay for what they stole before,
When the FRS: locomotives wheel
Roll through the H00slc tunnels bore
TIL them Jet Cumming blaze away,
And MilieT's saints blow ~ the nle
But when you see that blessed day,
Then order your ascension robe
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-24

For Diseases Of the Throat AND Lungs, such as
Coughs, Gods, HhooPiHg Cough, BTonehIfi',
As,hmG, and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history OF
medicine, has anything so widely and so ceeply
upon the confidence Of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints Through long
series Of years. and among most Of the OF men
II has risen higher and higher in their estimation
as il has become better knOwn Its uniform charae-
ter and power u cure the various affections Of the
lungs and throat, have made II known a reliable
protector against them. While adapted 10 milder
forms Of disease and TO young children il is at the
same time the most eiictuai remedy that can be
given Tor ncipent consumption, and the dana erqns
affections Of the throat and lungs. As provision
against sudden attacks OF Group il should be KEEP,
on hand in every family. and indeed al are
sometimes subject TO colds and coughs all Should
be provided with this antidote for them
Although settled CONSUMPTION is thought ncura-
be still greater numbers Of cases where the disease
seemed settled, have been completely cured ana
the patient restored to sound health by the cherry
Pecf0T1i. 80 complete is its mastery over the dsor
ders Of The Lungs and Throat, that the most obsti
rate Of them yitl 70 it when nothing else could
reach them, under the Cherry PeetOral they subsde
and disappear.
Singers ava Public Speaker, find great protection
from it.
<stAma is always relieved and often wholly cured
by it.
Bronchitis is generally cured by taking the CAer
~ Pscforai in small and frequent doses.
For Cough and Cold, no better remedy can be
Slad. Take small doses three times a day and put
the feet in water at night until the disease is
broken up.
For I-fuenza, when it Affects the throat or lungs,
take the same cOurse.
For Whooping Cough, give small doses three or
four times a day.
For Group give large and frequent doses until the
disease Is overcome
No family should be without the cherry Peeforal
on hand to protect them in Of stack from the
above complaints. Its timely often spares the
patient great amount Of suffering and risk, which
he would incur by waiting until he could get other
aid. Parents, keep it in your houses for the ext
rFucies that Lives dear be saved
by it
SO generally are its virtues known, that We need
rot publish certificates Of them here or co more
than the public that the best qualities il ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
Prepared by DR. J. c. AVER Co, Practical and
Analy teal Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sod all
round the world.
sold at wholesale by
HENRY l. CO..
Burlington.
Also for sale by r. b sTEARNs 4 Co, WIN
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N@Es.FGTE .H0EE'ER,

We IRE also he Agents -or this County ior the uew
aLd celebrated
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Address MouLToy EROS. q co.
FOR SALE.

For Territory not included IN the State Of Yer
mont, Address W. +. MoULToN. johnson, VI.
March ls7l-37wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-24

To any person producing any Medicine showing
hall as many living, permanent cures as DR. Fir
LER's VEsRTABLs RHEUMATIC REMEDY. Used
lcGrciv only. pleasant MEDICINE. free from in
furious drugs. Warranted, under oath, to have per
manantly cured IS in every 100 pate0is treated in
the past ten years. See testim N.Y. 1t is the scen-
tli, prescription # Professor Jos ?. Fit er. NJ d
a graduate Of IA. University Of Pennsylvania A d.
l,f.-now one Of Philadelphia's Oldest regular
physicians, and Professor Of Chemistry and 1oxi-
c0ogy-Wh0 has maGe Neuralgia, Chr0-ic aud
lnhammatory Rheumatism the specially Of his entire
professional ii ca fact vOuched for ny the sigma
tores accompany ing each bottle and other testimO-
malls Of many prominent renowned physicians aud
clergymeu. To protect sufferers from poisonous
QuacS nostrums and useless expenditure OF money
"A legal signed guarantee, stating exact number Of
bottles warranted TO cure will be forwarded gratis
70 any sufferer sending by letter full description
OF affection. In case OF failure cure amount paid
positively refunded. Medicine sent anywhere by
express. Collect on delivery. Afflicted invited to
write for advice ali Information and medical al
vice sent Nv letter gratis. Address DR.. J. P.
filler. - South Fourth street Philadelphia
Penn The Remedy is sold by, Vincent Taft,
Burlingt0n,lNt., and Druggists. Feb l5,wly
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The Rochester Democrat wants Winnie Ream
to make statue Of Ben Wade, as he appeared
in San Domingo mounted on bull, making a
journey in the interior. II is further suggested
that she chifel the statue of Boss Tweed. which
is to be set up in New Ysrk.
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NORTHUMBERLAND, u.

- "a "A q -a-aH.
These bonds are secured. f-.e t.. r.-=- -. -.-.
On the Railroad itself its ro.t '-- -s..-- s-.
shipments ssc5ue, by q First u --.f.-a .-
IRE Land Grant. beng more rr4r T--.-..--
Aaoasanl Acres Of Lan1 % ea-h mile Of i....
INC bonds are ifee FROM United state. TAX
55rinelpal aud Interest are uasahIe b O. -H
IIln'lpal st the end OF Thirty wears an t.. ...-
est semi annually. at the rte ~ s---, tg I'd .l.
A6NrHs Ter CENT. per aunum.
. Ihey are Issued i1 ctuo.!ust..5= u SOL.
'i;1.i S3Ho and $1,000
- Inc trustees under the Mort. -s-s .-. rfr.s-.
80, o. Philadelphia, and j. ---e- .-.r
Company.
. lhese Northern Pacific --l Ea-fs ri 81.
Ci NJ IeIere maturity, be receivable At '-s
LII: tAEaiCM COR l,l0. IN eNclar-- t.- Che N.
PanS lands at their lowest cash yr.ce
"a addition TO their absolute SAFETY. tles-
sletI an income larger, we believe, tha- arE
iss-ciass security. Persons holding bu-.- e'
rs car BY couFertn- them into Aurra.-. IF.
e .iII increase thsir yearly income ono t-'-
Sill hANe q perfectly reliable llFes-ila1--
HOW To GET ThEN.-Your rearest Bank
hahAer Viii supply thee Bonds IN arg -.--
amount and OF any needed demon. lat0- te-- r'
wishing 10 exchange stocks or other t1-as
can DO 90 With any Of our gents, who VIII a."
The highest current price for ALL uAEGsrs-LE 81.
cUHrTIEs.
Those living in localities remote from Banks. -a.
send money, or thee bonds, direcay 20 us ty o.
press, ana We vii send ba.k Nor-Hera Pa-
BOnds az our own risk, and = th0Ct cost Cd ti.e
weston. For further information pamphlet. u1ls.
etc cal on OF address the undersisnsf. % aug '
tho Bank or Bankers emp Owed % sell tb.s llI1-
JAY GOOSE i CO..
Financial AEe-ts.
Subscriptions received By
MORGAN, KEENE & MARVIN,
9. Wall street New Yo-S.
General Agents
V. P. MOVES, Banker. burlington, VerI-u
c. ". W00DH0USE, Cashier,
@. A. SUMNER,
Local Agents.
jan2T deod&w3mo
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geu 9drrrtisemfnts.
So a. e Es a "
~ ATCH ES

[-- - - ~
Thu. extensive ure o. these watches for TIE l. 5;
fffsan yesrs by Railway Conductors Engineers and
~ 20. srnen Che most exactiDg Of watch-wearers
has thoroughly demonstrated tne strength. stsaii-
nsss Durability ard accuracy # tte latham
Vateh To st SIS that c as IN all resptcss = %
dec. the question as 20 the cal value fthess
tine esle-s-
snesFfne for themselves in the rockets Of the poo
plea proof and guarantee oil ter superiority
over all others .,.--.-..,.
COMMANDS Works a. Naltham, enables them 70
prcdpce watches NJ a price which renders comPeti-
ion fntile. and those who buy any other Watch
merely pas IRON . TO % per cent n-te 4oi 'i'-i
watch ; than ia necessary.
Ttese time-pioces combine every impIosti..i.enti
that lOn.c experience has proved OF rear pId-tisl
use. Having mad the refusal Of really ever "a
veutiOn in matchmaking originatlnz IA tis -.
try Or IA Europe, only those were hnallt a4oP-t-
which severe testing by the most skiiiall artisans
in orr works, and long on the part OF te p9l--
demonstrated 70 be essential to correct aLu ehlul
ing time keep ~
Among the many Improvements We Woz.d par
tcularlzs;
The Invention and use q 4 ccntie pinion Of Pc
GUITAR construction, to prevent damage 70 the tran
by the hreakaSe OF main-sprinssi i or sleM VIE
the American Nateh Company, who, haying hsa
patent pin on As being the best ana iaultless.
Hardened and tempered hair springs now I'M
versally admitted by Watchmasers . be TIE best,
ana used in al grades o. Waltham Watches
All waltham Watches have Gust proof caps, pro
tecting the movement from dust, and lesseIiuE the
necessity Of the frequent cleaning necessary IN
other watches.
Our new patent sten-v'-der, or keyless watch is
already decided success, and great Improvement
on any stem winding watch in the American marx
ct and by far the cheapest watch Of ts quality now
offered to the public. To those living in portions
O.. the United S-atss where watct makers DO not
abound watches with the above mentioned i'm
movements which tend 10 ensure accuracy clean
iiness durability ard convenience, must prove la-
valuable.
The trademarks or the various styles Ea..e ~
the Company are a. lolloHsi
ANERlCiv Wh1Cs Co. Naltham, Mass
ANN WArCH Co., Waltham, Mass.
AxrHICaS WATCH Coz Crescent ST. Nzll-li1,
Mass.
ArPLErov, TRACY = Co. Waltham, Mas
AMERICAN WATCH CO., Adams s., NaltEain,
Mass.
WALTHAN Warren Co., Waltham. Mass
p ). RHILErr Waitham, Mass
Va. ELLEEY. Waltham, Mass.
HONE WATCH Co.. Boston. Mass
Examine he spelling Of these names carefully "e-
fore buy in. Any variation even Of angie letter.
dicates a counter cit
For sale by all leading jewellers. 30 watches re-
Ia led by the Company
An Illustrated history ofwatch-was n-, cortai1ln-
much useful n'ormati 10 watch wearers senI %
any address on Application.
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SIIERIFF's SALE.

{ WILL SILL AT PUBLIC AUCTION on the let
1 day " Nav, 4. d. 1874, at the Court House IN
The city % burlington the following described
nr-.nrtL. 10 WI
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NOR the next thirty days we offer oar Stock Of
IL Leather and Findings. Collars, Betting
Patent and Enamel Leather at COST. AL accounts
must be paid without further notice.
LOOMS co,
Burlington, Vt. March, lst, ls7I-dlwkw2w
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HIGHER EDUCATION.
e EEANg Esa COLLEGE.
Board and Tuition per annum. s226.
EKetlsnWsA ladies, College

lnaugurated by II. 2. u. Prince Arthur Board
and Tuition per annum. s226. President: The
Very Rev l. ellmuth, l.. D.. Dean Of Huron. For
Particulars apply 20 Major Evans, London. Canada
west. sept l0-"c&wiy
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PIGS. PICS. PICS.

FOR SALE.
SLVN ltM YOUNG PIGS for sale hv r. c..
- ROW. stanton Houss, Burlington. VI.
Feh .--f-thwfr
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rI1HF revised edition G--0 Of the General Stat
| u.os Of Vermont Is now completed, and copies
are placed on sale at the prime pal bookstores IN the
State az $40 per copy Orders for the same should
be addressed q the uadsrsi med at Mortified.
GEORGE NICHOLS,
do, tusua Secretary Of STATE.
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ORIG NAL POETRY.

ORIGIN POETRY.
NOT BY SAX
Ofall the Pljea; Medicines made
In the east or in the west,
Those made by Brown Of Burlington
Are the cheapest ami the best
The fame q elf his medicines
Is getting to be grelt-
For sale by first class Druggists
In every Northern State.
Browns Broachials viii cure a cough.
A Sore Throat or a Cold
Browns Teething Cordial is for Babies
Whether youag o. old.
Browns Buchu is for Kidney Complaints.
For ladies', and FOR Gents;
The price so cheap. the bottle SO large
The sale is getting immensa
NoT kind friend, word to you
Whenever you are in town
And any Of you buy Buchu,
Buy the Bachu made by Brown
Burlington. Jan. L, 1871.
-4dEwtf
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Hem advertisements.
). 5. PIERCE & son
OYER FOR SAFE
III EOIcess .Harkff FrsSeS'
800 Rbls. POudrette.
SOC aibls.
BrGdiey's Phosphate, ire
best ia ase.
80 Tons
Fest .1Ora Scotia S'Iasfer.
FLOWER POTS,
HI sizes Gma Prices.
GIOO lbs. w. Clover seed.
5000 Ebs. Western do.
BOO bus. Timothy seed.
80 bags Red Top seed.
100 lbs. White Glover sc d.
100 lbs. Alsike Glover seed.
200 bus. Gold Drop wheat.
80 bus. sweet Corr.
ALSO. A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Onion, Beet s. Carrot seed,
With all the new varieties Of
Garden Peas and Flower Seeds.
We also offer for sale a; loves, price. the
BLANCHARD CHURN-
FLYERS CHURN.
SHARES COULTER HARROW.
REGULATOR SEED Drill.
BRISTOL FLOWS
PROUTY = MEAR's PLON>.
HOLBROOR's PAT. SWIVEL Pillow.
ONE HORSE PLOWS
MOHAWK VALLEY NTEtL FLOWS.
AND ALL UrHER
implements for Farm ana
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aLd celebrated
N"EE.EGUE .H0EE'ER,
which guarantees the lest - TSP. Price s..
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-24

THE CELEBRATED CARPENTER FARM.
L situate in the town Of Milton, Vt. 1t contains
27l acres Of land, equally divided, between pas
ture and meadow, and embraci9g a large
Sugar Orchard, Fruit Orchard, with quantity
Of plums and grapes. A large. Cheese Factory is
located the farm. The place contains two dwell
ting houses and fine barns each supplied with fresh.
running water. The farm viii furnish feed for Is
cows, and the necessary teams through the
year Ths place contains a mineral spring, one
hafinterest in which the owner wishes 10 reserve.
Terms will be made easy. For further particulars
apply 10 NJ. W. FREEMAN
Essex junction, Vt.
March l0-v3t