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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

A CARRIAGE WARERUOMS, l4I WEST BROAD
IA way-Large assortment of top and open Carriages,
Rockaways Express and business Wagons second hand
Bugges and Harness, at ll West Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19
HORSES, CARRIAGES. a..

A RUMBLE STAT BASKET PHAkTohs, TOP AND
IA. open Wagons, Rockawavs Depot Wagons. Express
Wagons, 6c Single Double Harness suitable all
PURPOSES from 8l2 Lap robes, Sheets Blankets WHIPS
broadway, near Forty-trst street. LITTLE TURNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

TT THE LADY WHO WAS SEEN TO PICK VI LA
dys Pockehook from the stage at the corner OF Ihrih
Niuth will the and ali papers
TO No. 49, Broadwav Empire Life Insurance Company, she
retain the money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

noG LOsT-A SMALL RAT AND TAN SLUT, on
~ Bleeckcr street, answers to the name OF Tnty ~ VIII
be No. Bowling rcen basement or
any person giving where she be iound viii
be rewarded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

A PAIR MATCHED BAYS, RLACK POINTS; PER
n fecily sound and stylish, BRADLi IS stable,
Thry-frst street, near FIfth avenue Ask for Isaac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

r OST-A HEAVY GOLD LINK BRACELEr, BETWEEN
li the Brsyoort House las. Thirty nf'n street. A
reward @ will be paid for the oturn Of eame to the Dre
voort House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

C,RAHcIs BUTLER, no. PECK sLIP, HAS ALL TIE
choice breeds OF Dogs-Butcr's infaibie Mango Cure
and FLEA determination ?,c Bn.lers new work, g. Dogs
Bo,roed Trained &C. Medcnes Tor Az disease Buffers
all attacks OF mosquitoes. Travellers, take notice
(tAME FOwLS--A FAIR or TIE CELEBRATED
NJ Stone Fence strain and coop OF fancy Duck Wings at
1AS Liberty street.
THREE YOUNG DEER FOR SALE-ONE MALE AND
J. two females. SIS Forsyth street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

FINE BAY MARR-CAN TRoT INSIDE THREE
N minutes; sound and kind; years old. Apply at Nc
DONALDs stable. Forvlrst street. near Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

A SHIFTING TOP BUGGY, POLE AND SHAFTS,
N city made and strong; will be sold at bargain. as
fifth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

SrOiNIiNt1 = Et5t*Ts, UfKDSs &C.
n6G FOR SALE "A VERY LARGE AND HANDSOME
orange AMI white Setter Do. Two year, Old Wen nIoke
hou e, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

AT BARKER 4 HAMLIN'S CITY AUCTION MART AND
n Now York Tatter alls, Broadway and Thirty.
ninth street on Saturday May 20 at 10 o'clock Without re-
the elegant extra fine and fast rotng Maze Top
sy high seven esrs old very AMI handy driver;
has troc In sl Fashion Course nne and fast
10 gcnte for LADY, and warranted sound and KIND
the propery Of the late W. r. rhibn Ls OF Mostchestcr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

O. S0 "A FINE PONY, TOP pHA AETON HARNESS
sp foO. Lap Robe, Sheet and Whip, all cofnbletc. III
property of young ady an mu,i b. sold Appy at l. x
and ,f0i Broadway. near For.yirsl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

ZOO LOST.-$i0 REWARD.-BLACK NEWFOuND-
land collar marked go East Thirteenth street
Dash Reward win pat delivery OF do. at 10? West
Thirty-hrst street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

= OST-wEDNESDAY NIGHT, MAY H. GOING FROM
IL the Academy OF Music to Dclmonicos and Afterwards
10 s47 ca, Twenty street. god and pearl Earring,
with coral pendants. A liberal reward given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

At HyMAN'S 65s BROADWAY. CORNER or BUSl
N streci.--Librral advances made Diamonds an
Watches Siverware, &c.. viii pay the highest mar.e
price for the same.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

r Osr CERrIFICATE, NUMBERED ks6 FOR ONE
IL hundred shares Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway
Company s.ocs. issued 70 Ewel Wood Co., January
1B71 has stopped and certificate applied
tor 70 avoid delay and Inconvenience suitable reward
will be paid TO the finder return Of same 10 CEClb,
STOUT X lHAYER. 81 Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

DOR SALE-A ROAD TEAM, BAY AND BLAuh
II hands high young and sound WARRANTED 70
rot 5i pusrs and without fout 20 be sol cheap
either ogeher paratoy; has use FOR henl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

vUILsoN SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINEs-THE BEST
w and chcap first class machines 10 the world price
from $40 10 SUo. Saesroom 70T Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

BREWSTER, OF TwENTY-FIFTH STREET,
ID near Third
For SALE at low prices the following named second hand
Carriages
One elegant eight spring Landau
Barouche Tor SIX persons.
Phaeton for -four persons
Clarence.
Top Buggy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

II OST- ABOUT Tw ENTY SEVEN DOLLARS IN BILLS
IL on Wednesday evening supposed In the Post Office
Broadway and Astor House Reward will be paid by
he owu er. W y, SCOTT ~ w all street, third floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

A FINE PAIR OF BLACK COACH HORSES l6l
n hands high old; raised this state very
stylish warranted and KIND price S1l1O Can be
at lS6 East Th rteen,h stieet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

WlLL MISS ELLA, THE BLONDE FORMERLY OF
w street, please inform old end b.
he can see hcry throu III Personals.
ETH AyENi f THEATRE, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. OR
- chesa seatsIf agreeable to The young lady who
gentleman that next her he would be pleased to
renew the acquaintance. Address, appotno: interview,
HOWARD, Herald oico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

LSOR SALi.-A FINE TEAM OF GRAY HORSES q AM
y years o weighing 2s pounds aIso one bne Durham
Cow Inquire at 36i ,ireenwich street for two DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-19

E,OR sALE-A COMPLETE Tp pRNOUT; TEAM WELL.
matched back horses; l4ls hands, young, sound and
kind; light srness Park Phaeton, aios,
Sold cheap for OF lnq lire Mt kIMMEYS stables
SJy 34 and 500 " est Twelfth street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-17
81 ss-icsrtfmrol s. E1onicsfic.
Eaw to Use Corn Fodder.

L4lM 70 USE NbA4 - g~-N%--s
The g,usf method -s feeding corn fodder has
bssu hitherto a very vas,efu, one though its
nos generally recognized value as 81 article Of
feel bias .1 some extent brought lbout change
70 iais respect. YET i is stl true th4t the lar
ger r--.i Of .Hs earr-stclks produced is wasted,
- far SIS us feeding properties are concerned.
It's lie common u-aciice 60 throw cut into the
bs-u-va-i 10 tine cattle q quantity Of stalks.
sometimes u5. even unbound, and allow then t.
ss- vns, tae- can AID destroy the res-, In the
.z1urr and -Hsrl luc done ay cattle under
such 1i-c1l-,iasel. tua -rea,l- part OF the 19l-
le. .s --asula-. aud t--ou5s trsup.ei down
20 the uire OF .u0g. g. rausiei mass Of tough
s.- -ls-u--a s--.ss- I-are they remain, until
.r s. necessary IN che spring either 30 cart tneu
a-t O. tie fslls. 1- l--a -lsm over 10 tie Ell
Ic4sor o. -e- them r..-sI- ia one case they are
useless -- d. msUufe. and very great inIeii-
ucat o. the pillow o- harrow. and even O. tie
aI1Tiur machine. i.l they C.tsu remain 90 TIE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-17

CARE OF PouuTEY.-There is much galnea oy
having comfortable winter qusrters for Poui'iy'
They should not be permitted to Toosi On tiees'
or any other out Of doors place. without rooi U
covering Of some sort, exposed &c cold, Sei, OF
storms. The force Of habit Is 80 strongly ln-
planted in their nature that where they roost u
fair weather. they VII persist IN 'o7s'iis Al
the time
Some hens are very persistaut II Wsn'lDs !.
sit after having laid laying Of eggs Inc oes'
mode that know Of 70 bresk them OF TINS Is 70
Mace then in a small movable coop on the bare
Ground in the poultry yard for three or four
dsvs and give them plenty Of food and water
If The cure is not complete II that tine, repeat
the 5ose l. is but Little trouole-the hen Is not
i,iurof. and the cure complete
There should be IN open shed II tie poultry
vard. uuier which shouli be kept box Of dry
f,nd % afford dry bath or busting pl.ce Tor
the fowls 10 nd themselves Of vermin. This If
Of much Importance, snd should not be neglect
ed. This shed vii. also afford protection from
the hot Sun. and from rain.
One o. the crest VISITS Of poultry IS green
food s0ze fresh grass cut every dsy, and gwen
10 them. will be much ienioye1 also, cabbage
lettuce, or other green food from the garden
Potatoes boiled and mashed IL the winter, Is
good substitute for Ct q vegetables, also tuf-
nips cabbage cut I lie esten gree1liy' sna
very good for them
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-17

Toev went t. ses in a sieve. they Gld
In sieve they went 70 Sea 49,,
In spite OF ali their fieucs e1uld sa1,
GA a winters morn. on s-orinJ uss'
In a sieve they went 70 sea - NOD
and eTery one ctiel. You'll all be oIo"ne~
Thsv called aloud, ''Our sieve amt big,
But We don't care hustons We don't care a
In a sieve we u 20 l. sea
tsr and few far AM few.
Are tho LANDS where the Jumblie7 live
Their heads are green and thelF hana' al9 -'"'-
And they went t. sea n a SIEVE
They sailed away 10 eve, they oiu'
IN .er1 they sailed go U.s.
" III only beautiful pes--reen veil
Tied BIZ ribbon. by WAY OF sail
To 3 s Lna u tobacco p pc mast
Aud every one said, VINO saw them Z 60
.sOh7 wont they be s3o1 upset, yon kn'N
For the SKY j. dark ana the Voi 4-e i lon-
And happen That may, its exceedingly Ni'AE-
lu q SIEVE q sail SO last
The watar u soon came H. % did
The watc- ii sol- came In
~. 10 ksep them dry. they Wrapped thslr feet
In fiuks paper all tllQed nest
AM thsy fastened il down with pin
And they pas e. the night in q c-ockery JAZZ
Al escl OF tltrl sai1a ''HeE wise We are
Though the SKY he 1srk, and the voyage be long
Yet We never caa think We are rash ~ wong
While rdu1T in Il- sieve We lin.
They sa Cd L the western sea, they DID,
~ a lsnl O. D covered with trees
And they ought az cWi snc a useia' carr
AM a ulunu @. nee and cranberry Iart.
ana p D r- o. si-veTy bees
and ilrtg bottles 0iring h0-ree,
AM no end % ST lt0n cheese
And ia I've nty yca-s they a.. llae u4ca-
u twenty ears OF more
And srs-, 11e sli1 -How taIl they Sc grown
Fog thsl I've been O. tho lakes and the iefIi'e -'-
AID the hiIls OF Chunky Bore
Ana thcf crank their heath AID gave the7e o 4-1s
ID dump il-s Or tde g., reaut--4- yeas
And -la-t one salr 10 We only j. e.
We 600 W 60 o. seq Ia o. s.e..H
DO the hills oi OhElkiy Lu-c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-17
Eome Life

One marked I.tereu-s between animate aL4
iu-uimate objects consists 10 t-c need O.. The for
me- for bone Even tie most minute insects
hsv5 their homes -le birds heir lests.the beasts
thcr Jars every a-.us.. len ta --sef, lnas q
home IN which II enjoys nsppiaess. Mos OF ..
is THE Necessity usuites- ~ rne human race ;ani
.ae greater the civilization. the more tenacious lie
this clu-iuc 90 hone. sud tle more pro-use sre
the means brought % bear o. perfect i-s strange
meats. The wandering Arab msy content him
self by pitching his rent from time 90 time but
the civilized Ian longs for some permanent
spot. however humble. secretly Elsriei from
me outer world, where b. may gather his family
sr1uui him AMI enjoy the blessings c- home
li.e
When the young sra suddenly removed from
the restraints aui inf -euoes OF their carly ZONES,
and are no longer under the eye O.. those they
nave been accustomed o. respect, tleu comes
their chief time Of trial and danger. Travel.
with all It's sdvsuuces 10 charging the mind De-
not without It's risks iu The character Many
who are exemplary waea lr home are reckless
and dlssipsiei abroad While expansion Of
mind IS gained. she powers Of concent-al-u are
often impaired anu though useful as 81 eKcep-
tons. reIrtshmeut a-d iuyiE1--tlou, life OF
c1ustsnJ trsve. would bH DO more beEel-ls- O.
the soul than me substitution o. t11lCs for food
would be- 81 che body. Ine effects Of hotel life
ars s1ua-i= i-ir-l5.s ana all ezrsrispce proves
-bs- the t-Ds family rrs-inr-tIsce. the hone.
where us-.u-z s-5 children blend ia loving uni
San +. i75is-ensi1I Do The yzs-i-bs5nr er society
ana the bsrr.ussr o. -,s .r5-vilus-
Tft5is need Of b-1is be 20 IL nerent Id our na-
tu-ez, and 50 important GO cur welfare. It
becomes ,ae duty OF 81. 60 see o. l. that they
.7u-r5a1-e t8s.- share % It's Enlistment and
pe-1e-.ati5r T1is oHI--stiru u come Of its
many forms. rests ur-u every one Ire father
who maintains The 5-uss5aIl tle mother who
directs II. The irca who are its f7v. are all
active and responsible agents u making home
the centre CT their rr1ssl life. The birtbrssce Of
noble serirsti5ug ana generous affections and the
sr0t u Taich tHe rem1r- Of future wears Will
cling most f5n-rr. Thess sssnrs need not be
confined 70 t83ss 91lv who aye nes. Of Kin
There are many r6-. t-5- various cl-cur.stau-
eel. have become tsure-srlv homeless. They
nave. rerbsD.. cut 1.sss from family -isr. anl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-17
6inanriaI.
OFFICE or
Es Is 81 X A Il & HI
R.usler= 81 Financial Agts.
OF TIE
Chesapeake Il Ohio Rail-
road Company,

No. Nassau ST., New York.
The rzi.s are being laid on the Western Division
Of 100 1nIes Of the extension Of this
GREAT EAST 4 WEST TRUNK LINE,
which in short time Will be ready fJr general trAT-
ell aud traffic and for the transportation OF hanAwha
coal TO the Ohio River for the Western market.
The earnings OF the Eastern Division Of 227 miles
as local road awaiting the completion Of the Mid
die Division Of 100 miles. viii resc5, this year.
nearly $4,000.
The total c3st Of the entire road, and the large
equipment required for its mineral and thorough
traffic, will be fully s3o,o0JcJL
7bs total amount OF the FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS which we are now selling is si5,0o@ooJ' Of
which only about s 010,0l1 remain unsold. TIE
PROCEEDS OF wHI-H. VIII THE CASE on HAND. WILL
pr AMPLE roR rHE COMPLETION o. TIE ENTIRE
LINZ.
The inducements they oasr To investors are
4ps1fee' ssel7ify.
Grea. popularity AM lg4 P-.ss i7a'' f.' ro4i a.
fHI'tel.
The sen, iai, o., .nt,r,'f as F.r--f'osHiiss.
Pr,aei5al and la,s-sst boil p1ya5 ~ Uaiisi s''''
cold com IN Neu York cry.
Tssir trs,snt loi- rries ,74 AMI accrued iaifrr'f
from Not. D. i-sici 1, asou; % PEI cent Tess i'ar
Fire fuensiss, ults sgaa- rsrfHHfy Of payment D.
lnfe-ssi aHd PrireiPa..
We recommend them g. our friends and customer
with the sane condolences with which we have al
ways recommended the USITED STATES Govern
MN and the GENITAL PACIFIC Bonds.
We continue 10 buy and sell CESr2AL PACIFIC
bonds 81 the market price, and fully expect they
will. in time reach the price Of Five-twenty Bonds
They are dealt 10 at all the principal money-eentre
of.he word the Company have none left and can
Issue no more on their Main L'ns, as the amount
was axe- by act Of Congress st s255s5o01 the pro
perry gel 90 secure the bond-holders Is
WORTH FULLY ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS.
the nstre5eipts Of the roaa FOR che year will be near
lv tlres tines the irteres. payments thereon
The CHEsArEAKE and OHIo BoNDs are issued 10
SCI. s.u.s either coupon OF registered in-
te-es. six per cent, gold. PAYABLE May and Noyen-
beg
Tie GENITAL Pacific B1sD3 are all for : lil
each interest SIX per ceat, gold, payable January
an July, in Ncv York City.
We buy and sell FIyzrwESTIEs, TES-FoH- rs
El.HrY-OSEs aud CEy raAL or WESTERN PAclFics,
or receive them in payment for CHS srEAKE and
ONO BovDs at Their current market price.
orders for Chesapeake AID Ohio Bonds ac,l mpa-
MED with Drafts Or Cheeks. may be iorwared 70 u
lbs mail Bonds OF money may Re forwarded by any
respectable Express Company az or expense, AID
thu Chesapeake and Ohio Bonds. ~ e1ch tnre VII
/ be sent ty return Expires, charges paid.
Deposit a,c1unts OF banks. bankers and Others re
esred o. i,s-s 90 aai. iarsrssi a. zee rate or four
F r.- csat. per lurau Checks drawn "a Us are pas
able Oh uress1tlt0u without notice. the slme rs 81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-17
KIMBALL UNION ACADE,l1

y 7 II y 7 y Y =.
REV. J. 2. GOODRICH, II. a. PaIsolrAL.==
WINTER TERM Of - weeks begins Thursday.
w Dec I'll. l--l-
SPRING TERM or d. weeks begins Thursday,
March 2lEt. i5-2
fun board Of Teachers; New Course q study,
Classical and English Students for the Ministry
aided Board and ether Expenses low. send for
Catalogues or Information u ihe Principal.
hieriden, Nov. 8, Is7l-V3wEsatd3t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-17

NOV UNDER THE CARE OF TIE SCHOOL
y Directors, wall open Its Winter Term Nov q IT,
Dir. +. ". Ryder. and Miss Kate Bsecher who have
given the best OF satisfaction durin- the Autumn
Term, c-ntinue az Teachers
The tuition for all resident pupils Of suitable age
and qua ificarons is free.
Tuition for non resident pupils Common En-
s-lsh, SD ui=Aer English So Latin and 6reek. So.
1. d. BURRELL
Chairman q School Board.
uineshur-h Oc- aI. i--I-w4w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-17

RIFLES. SHOT Cy>s. RUVOTV
Gun materials OF every Bind. H-.-l ii- H----aa
90 Great Western Sun WORKS. ptts1urz o.. L--l
guns and rsv0lvers hou-a. a- traded la- ---
wanted. Cc- --E
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-17
FARM FnR SALE

TIVE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
Farm, containing 70 acres Of land situated in
South Burlington, B. miles from the city on the
roed leading to HineshurEh. Also about 40 acres Of
heavy timbered lanc In Hinesburgh Eve miles from
said farm. For further particulars enquire Of
L. A. lSHAM,
Grant Street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-17

eounirymsn, who visited Greenville Tenn
had bis attention attracted by the gittsrin,, -,
Of the Andes Insurance Company. He Ioots5
At II long and intently, and then broke ont in !.
joyful exclamation -" Wei, knosei old A,d-
would be at somethin .fOre long; l tell yer
they can't keep him down; no they can't" and
walked Or
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-17
VERMONT METHODIST SEMINARY
AND FEMALE COLLEGE.


A EIRsT-CLAss SCHOOL FOR BOTH sEXEs.
n Largest cops Cd Teachers, and largest School
in rhe STATE.
Winter Term gins December Gth.
hev. G. v. WILDER, a. NJ, Prime pal.
Nov dit ea-l wauau
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-17
IMPROVE YOUR SIGHT.

A TAYLOR's IMPROVED PERIOSCOPIc
n. sPECTACLES can be obtained Of Whitcolnh
Day, dealers in Dry Goods Groceries Boots
Shoes. sewing Machines, dc. who have the sole
agency Of Underhii, Vt, and vicinity. These Spec
tacles are the best in use
Aug i4-3mos
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-17

IT TIIIT n "
T'uIS SCHOOL is NOW ~ A PRrsPEROUs
1 condition. The number students is iucreas
inz from term O. term. ECur courses Of stc1y are
provided.
The Winter Term begins Nc7. 7I.L
For Crcalar address
REV L. T.. BARKER
WV PRINCIPAL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-17

TIVE WINTER TERN WILL BEGIN on TUESDAY.
/ Nov. -lst, under charge Of the same Board OF
instruction az curing the last term Facilities for
instruction in all department. unsurpassed.
Applications should be addressed 10 the paincp4
GEO. ". WINCH, A. B.. o. 20
JOSIAH BASS
nov --deodEH1u seev. Of lTrustees
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-17
GREAT BOOK FOR AGENTs::

nR NAPHEY's new and immensely popular
i j work" THE TRANSMISSION OF Llfk"-
or PLY steal Life Of Man" Price 81 Now selling
over 100 copies per week. Every irasfs IL
Good agents resping rich harvest. One has
sold rs in days. Most liberal commissions, and
sI0wo-th books extra for every hundred sold. Sam
pie sent prepaid for 81 Contracts. terms and full
particulars free. Address GEO. II. Smith CO.,
Publishers, l2s Washington Erect Boston.
Nov S-w2w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-17

y lA3nIN5 SCHOOL FOB BOTB SEXES
ID Winter Term begins Dec Oh. Eoara- lucludiug
heat, light ard Washing 100 per weeE. For fur
Their informant. llu c7Cu lr address the prin spa.
g. L. BURR GTON
Earra, 70.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-17
WILSON
NEW gNDERFEED
shuttle Sewing Machines.

SIMPLE, DURABLE y RELIABLE.
MORE IMPORTANT AND ESSENTIAL ELE-
MENTs, EMBODIED II THIS CELEBRATED
MACHINE THAN ANY OTHER IN TIE
WORLD. DOES EVERY VARIETY OF WORK.
ITS MECHANISM IS UNEXCELLED. GER
GIFICATE OF WARRANTY FOR FIVE YEARS
FURNISHED BY THE MANUFACTURERS.
WITH EACH MACHINE, SECURED BY A
HALF MILLION DOLLARS
Inducements offered worthy the careful consider
alton Of capitalists.
send for circulars and sample sewing.
AGENTS WANTED in unoccupied territory.
z. J. BELLA MY - Co. CEE'L ACTS e.
6e2 Washington street. Boston
Sept 22-sdeod&W3M
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srrine 5t.achGas.
THE
VgEEE3siz 1EEs = WILSON
STILL AHEAD
100000 ~ ySE To DAY.

WY ARE nlsg SOLD
F-r.-Eecause they are the most 1u-n ls M.
cli-a-- haFilE but seven wearing places aHore the
table end these so constructed shat fr1e Maehines
ever get worn. they can be- frightened ult common
screw driver. ana Your Na-line wiz. tacu De u- -ood
as new They VIII outlast any tao shuttle Ma
chimes iu market
secgna-Because it is .he stll-zt rsuuiu- t,ra
thread Machine.
Ihlrd-bscauss it Is the best constructed
fourth-hecause it runs faster than ary Lock
Stitcn Machins.
tftA-Haviu= fifteen less p Gees than any shuttle
Ma1Alne, .tl7-- ilc-u-e- . l Therefore DE sin
plest.
si1tl-l- lees tAe greatest v--esg ws-k
eeTeu,i-ll Goes the best UurE.
Ei-htA-lt Goes not lGel % De- dripping in oil o.
ian cay and t-elcilre ue pan IS sry tu catch
tae oil underneath as lt 81 Incls elsh.e vita some
" lhc shuttle Machines 10 use.
Ninth-beca-ss 10 does uctlava dts bu, is always
ready
Tenth, has the most appliances f-r doing vari-
Gus klnqs OF work, and 10 face ir reasons TOO rt-
l1erors O. mention, they are the best Family Ma
chimes IN use
The Great P1r..c endorse iha Wheeler 4 Wilson
c111. le- an Circulars sent O. any address
sOLoN n ALLIS. AGENT
q Clurcl Stress. burlington Vt.
DC. It-d3wt
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COWLEs's PATENT
THREADLE POWER

ADAPTED To ALL KINDS OF. SEWING
MACHINES.
DERSONs in want OF Machines for family use or
L manufacturing purposes, are invited TO call and
see this Iabor-ssvin- invention. Il saves one-haf
the labor il cannot turn the wrong way il has no
dead centres, and oRa te stopped instantly. II
places the machine under the perfect contrOle OF
the operator by the use OF the feet alone. The in
furious effects resulting from the constant use Of the
sewing Machines are entirely obviAtsd by the use
Of this TKEADLE POWER. 1t can be seen in Oper
atiou on all kinds Of machines at our Salesroom.
No 252 WASHINGTON STREET,
next door to Jordan, Marsh & Co.'s. Agents Wanted
HILL, HOLMES co.
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BROWNS
POPG LAR
RIEflE- -

There has never been O.
me 7icine offered O. the
public that gives such
Universal satisfaction a.
be- lroWu's Fluid Exrra--
Of Buchu. If 10 put uu
lof the purpa-8 u curing
ali diseases OF the Ei1-
ucysanc Urinary O--auz
and IL will 90 i- every
time when the disease L
not OF too loa g stan -iI
Il you want O. be- --ruu
glt vlgoruu healthy
and happy uss Brown
xxi 10 huclu SIs- ng
al tru ISIS III Burning
ton.