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THE NEW SiILE
tsHEEEER & IL si.SGS q.
NEARLY 100000 SOW N USE.
One Hundred and TweHty-nisht ThOGs-
and Five Hundred Il Twenfy-EiEhi
WHEELER & WILSON MA
CHIMES sold last yenr.

. all Of them Family SsrfHc Nsck!Hes.as VIC make
A. heavy Manufacturing Machines, which form 81
-! 20 an item in the sales % other Companies
Txice as many FAJILY Sewing mschInes sold BY
Wheeler Wilson thanAny by other Company. Tins
Machine will do all kinds Of Family Sewing from the
l. est 10 the cOsrsast fabrics using Fix twist cotton
linen thread, and making the i-feTiocked Elastic
Stitch alike both sides Of the fabric sesed-2rd
recognized eyeryWhere the most durable snd
handsome stitch. By use Of It's attachments, other
stitches can be made Emhr0i1e-y, Double Loop
and Single Loop stitches. very easy 10 zip, And
therefore but Little desired.
We claim, and can show, that the Wheeler VII
son is the fgsff simplest most fLTctie and iykfss
runnt-g lock stitch Machine in use, Ane will give
O-s Tsousa-a DoHsrE for a1y standard Shuttle Ma
chine that will excel j. In either OF tie above men
toned points.
Having no shuttle or undertension to adjust, the
simplicity OF the Wheeler & Wilson cannot he ques-
toned. We shan be happy 70 show the Wheeler a
Wilson 10 any one who viii call at our noNly ilr
Bished Room, Al "a. Church Street
We do not crowd the Wheeler Wilson into your
house, but will he happy to let you ~ one he5Te
purchase.
Don't buy Machine before calling 10 see tie
la.est improved Wheeler Wilson Machines. Sold
on the monthly instAlment plan II desired.
Send for Samples Of work and Circulars to
sOLON NJ. ALLIs, Agent,
40 Church Street, Burlington, Vt.
March 27-dkwd
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NOTICE


STEAMER "oAEEs ANEs."
nS AND AFTER MONDAY. July .s;- i-7-,
~ tho 0AKHs AXrs, Capt 3 j. H.lt. ~. r4l
a. follows
a. IN e. n. aat l.flp IN
Leave Burlington 'or Pof; Kent ard P.a;'slu ugh,
Al D CU a. "a. AID SO ?. e. MEhhIl H.,
G-n'i S1g't. 4. F. H.
St Adams. ", jams d., .--2-o4Hu
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Medieal.

VEGETINE is made exclusively from the juices
of carefuly selected barks, roots, and herbs AID
strongly concentrated that it will eIsctualy ersd-
cate from the system every tiDt,of ScaoF
uIous HrMOR, TUxORs, CANCER, DANGEROUS
HuMoR ERYsIPELAs, SALT hHEUA slPHlLiflC
DISEASE CAsKgR, FAIyTsEss AT THE srohACh'
and all diseases that arise from impure blooa'
eGArtCA, IyFLAMNAroRY and CHRONIC hHEu aA'
TIsu NEURALGIA. 6OUf and sPIsAL CohfLAlNis'
can onlv be ehectually cared through the Blood
For Ulcers, and Eruptive diseases oil the sKln'
prsTuLxs. PIxPLEs, BLoTcHEs. Bolts, TETTSR,
scALpBEAp and RIsGwORM, VtGETlNt has never
failed 10 effect permanent cure
fsr PAINS IN TIE BACSi hirSEY CoNPLAlNi1
DRoPsY FEMALE WEAKNESS, LEUCORRHOEh, afis
from internal liberation and uterine diseases anu
Gg,ERsr DEBILITY, VEGETINE acts directly upon
tbe cause of these complaints. II inysorates ana
strengthens the whole system, acts upon me
secrotiye organs, allsys Inflammation, cures u-osf
alton and regulates,the bowels.
For CArARRH, DIsPEPsIA, Habitual CcsTIV ENEss
Polarization OF the HEART, HEADACHE, Plies, NER
yorsyEss and General Prostration Of the Nervous
system. no medicine has ever gained such perlecl
satisfaction as the VEGETlNE. Il purihes th'
blood eieanres all the organs, and possesses Z -'l
! ,rolli,r mower over the Nervous system. - -
The remarkable cures effected by FhtEi / y
| have induced many physicians AM apotoe'i.Ile
whom we know - prescribe and Use II Il tLe-t Owl
families. H..
| In fact VgGgTISg Is tho best remedy yet DISCO.
cred for the above diseases and is the only rela1
! FLOOD PURIFIER yet placed be.uyo tE'
Prepared BY II. r. STEVENS, Bostor. Mass.
| Price 81 ~ Sold by all Druggists.
Aug 7-wc0T3mos
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a Stcrisrl Preparation, endorsed hy tie ncst
re iat'c Physicians. ard rs astonishing curative
Iciser s;testsd hy thsusSn Is who have uset it.
lt isa scrc, quick remedy for al diseases OF the
Urinary Organs existing IN male o. female. lrrirs-
tioH or I-laulstin1 Of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Gravel. Diabetes Reddish Sediment in Urine, Thick,
Cloudy Jr.re. Mucus AID Involuntary Discharges
.rom Irethra, Retention CT lac0rtineuce Of Urine,
Chronic Catsrrh ~ Bladder ant all Chrome Aala-
Z e. oi the urinl Genital Organs
s0- salu Is AL Dru - IT. and tealc-z L Medicine
everywhere. Nov ly-deodkvly
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This road is located through the richest -l- = .r
populoGs pOIti N Of the stale OF Wiscoosll. ~
miles already finished, equipped 21d earl.-- =
terest from local business alone. The "l4t-1
under contract to be completed this year, 'ii --.
iron is now being laid at the rste Of bail - e .-
day.
The BoEsss Issued at che rate OF ""''
$4,000 per mite upon the Read my
finished AMI equipped.
They bear interest al the rate per cent. PER On
nun. pay able June and Doce3ber, IRE : w 90
EMINENT TAX, and are offered for tho .liei'H'
at - and accrued interest.
Sllable securities taken in exchange at the lnltS,
rate, and any further Information furnlsnad on ~
plication. personally, or by Letter.
GREESLEAF, NORRIS s co.
No. GO EXCHANGE PLscE, NEW f9Rs-
Aug s-td&N6w
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HOW TO sPECULATE SUCCESS
EILLA.
by
MEMBER OF TIE n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Randall L. FoOTE's FiSsSCiAL PAMPHLET
Contains sensible advice on the subject, AS it IS
ssed upou common sense principles, which an e1-
perieucc cf may years as member Of the cold
board aua New YORK. stock Exchange has fully cor
rohOrated. Sent free by
RANDALL II. FOOTE co.
- Broadway and Ia New Street. New York.
May S-Rly
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Builders and Slate iseGfers,
ALSO, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ROO FIN G. ST. A T E.
Corner Maple and Champlain sts.

Having had msay years experience as Builders
and Skaters, and being familiar with the different
kinds Of Roofing, We feel confident Of being able to
do work to the perfect satisfaction of our customers.
We have opened a SLATE YARD, where we
shall keep large tock Of Slate from different quar-
ries, embracing all the best sizes, qualities and
colors. We employ only tho best workmen, and
give cur personal supervision to all work.
As Carpenters and Builders, we have had large
experince in every variety Of work, and shall not
hesitate to make contracts for building after any
style Of architecture.
Orders inquiries by mail or In person, solicited.
April 25-sat&wH
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ROOT q SHOE STORE 3,
Church St, opposite Howard National Bank
bv our celebrated Stock Company, commencing i'm
;reiiately, and continuing until farther notice
PRoGRANNE-PkRT FIRST.
1. GRAND OVERTURE, Q9om the Opera Of, shoeless
AnnieO q. -
D. SgOE- Horn solo Mons. and Mile stepandietchlt.
3 ClNBERELLA, or Slippers to sell. company
4 RECfTArIVE-The Pedestrians Lament;
CHORUS.
"Horling. bowling. shall complain,
Like one who seeks Tor boots IN vain
Not long, not long, for you can mn,
That Il. a. MOONEY keeps every Kind
PART SECO>D.
l. NARY-l-RIP TOLKA, .--....--.-.---.- company
, ASrI-PAsrEBoARD DUET, (Soio Lefther Coun-
ter. AOns- sutnul x
3 SosG-Suow Storm, -..........-.- .Prot st9gI-
Father dear father, come home with me nov,
NV shoes are all out at the toe,
You promised 10 shoe me and Johnny, vow
And you should do as you promised, you know.
r. GRNyD Entree Of the shoeless Brigade.
Dead March In Saudi
&. &ErANoRPHosIs and Tsblesux, in which the
whole Brigade will appear happy in Fine and
Coarse B0O-s and Shoes, Balmorals. scottlsh
Balmoretts, Button Polish, Congress Caters,
etc. etc.
= RECEPTION 90 GEEENBACEs, -.---...-- company
To conclude with the highly pleasing and s'ul-
satisfying farce q
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TEAL TEA :!

We have reduced tac prices Of al our grades Of
TEA FIFTEEN CENTS pes pourd, and have some
GOOD bargains. Our stock is large and we can
duplicate orders for customers.
WESTON. jones' . BROS.
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DARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS. Agents v.
IA VIII pay yOu SO per week 10 --sh. 30 JHl %
engage with Us At 0ycE. kverythr- farm. .ai s.
expenses paid Address. +. A. Ellis Co.. t..r
lotte- Mich.-July o, fcSwiE
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DoOK AGENTS now at work or looking at
II sorne new book, will miss il II they do not st
onca write for circulars Of the best selling book
nublished Extraordinary Inducements offered
profits more than double money. Outfit free. Address
n NJ, REED, I3s Eighth st., N. Y.-Juns % tdkusv
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sTALLION
or TIE
Vermont Horse stock &c.,

-lS.s-
Tho following Stations will be allowed to serve
a limited number OF Mares. besides those belonsing
to the Company, the present season, at the o'ooA
Yorkshire Lexington, at Twenty I've Dcllars-
Claybrilo, at Fifty Dollars.
Hoodburn Pilot, Ine Hundred Dollars
WAIKIKI Chief, One hundred Dollars.
Terms Cash before removal Of Mare. Mares
not proving in foal can be returned next season Zee
Of charge. a,
FasIufnE one Dollar per week. or if kept Y the
Of all kinds must be st owners risk.
YORKSHIRE LEXINGTON.
Rays hands. foslei ls59, by Lexington.
list pam, Hymenia, by imported YORKSHIRE.
"a g." Little Peggy, by Cripple be by he1oc.
81 Peggy stewart, by Cooks whip.
sth " Mary Bedford, by Dcke q beui1fi.
5;h Imported speculstor
9Th Col. Holmes Dare Devil Mare oy iui-
ported Dare Devil.
" Edingboro,1 and half brother 10 'NorZi and
Virgil" by Vandsl.
CL4YBRINo.
BLAck-I6 hands, foaled 1865, got b. Refs Nam
brine Pilot, (who has gublio record o. . 2 Dy
Manhrino Chief Q.ady Thorn's Sire.) Dam Mollie
Harrison, got hy Cassius ii. Clay, (Nho has =
nublic record Of 230I. private 20, by helry
tlay, (pubc record 2.27) by andrew Jackson ~
- Bashaw, by Imported Grini Basha".
WOODBURY. PaLoT.
BLAck-ie hands, foaled 1865, got by 4 A. Alex
ancers Pilot, il; he by Pacing Pilot cut o. nancy
Pope, by Havoc he by SIT charles a lam IN
Nancy Taylor, by Imported Alfred. lat, Dam BY
Mambrino Chief Sire OF Lady ThOrnJ 2ii Dam,
a fast trotting mare by a fast pacing horss owned
10 Indiana, called Red Fox. Woodburn plot
drew a wagon when five years Old full mile IN
p'i'A'''' Il -'''' CT. PREDNoE., supt.
I'm. NEWELL, sec'y;
April 2J-wt ohei5urn' Vt
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WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS.
DREW, BLISS 4 HOLMES
COunsellOrs at Law,
1892 STREET,
WASHINGTON, D.

Special attention given to cases requiring Con
gressional action prosecutions before COMMISSIONER
or the Court of Chains.
Boston once at No. 7 Pemberton Square, in
charge Of e. J. HOLMES, established for Revenue
and Custom practice and general law practice.
J. T. DREW, HExRY Q. BLss Z. J. HoLnxs.
Dec I6-dAwu
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IN N -lI'. L 7 : Iss59Il OOlcJrll n. IT.
was afflicted for several years with Palpitation
Of the Heart, attended with dizziness and gradually
Increasing debility. For more than two We rs was
subject 20 seveTo dsrting pains through the heart
followed by sense OF suiiOcation and difficulty Of
breathing, threatening instant death. tor eight
months was unable 10 lie down, but was Obliged to
SIT oos;ered up in bed, in my chair through the
night. When asleep the motion OF the hesrt would
often stop, causing me to wake suddenly in great
distress, and preYentins from getting necessary
rest.
vas very much reduced in flesh and strength,
and had given up all hopes or permanent relief,
when was induced by friend TO try the efficacy OF
the EEAKf REGULATOR. by the use OF a few
bottles was restored TO my usual health, ana iOr
the last ten ears have suffered no attacks.
cheerrully and great!ully recommend It's uss 70 all
persons afli ctec with Disease Of the Heart
MRS T. r REED.
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Tie virtues cf simple Tea as q Ear Tone Gai
Preserver have long bcea known, but no attempts
have been made 70 extract the oil scien- ;a4y- 80
a process Peculiar TO this preparation the csf n-.l
Oh Of the tea plant has heea added 10 oths- 1gcta
BE extracts, and N uue4 uallcd Toilet article Tor
tho H,ir Is TIC result. 10 Is cspcc'i-ls usiJ D.! ~
nrevent tls hair from falling out ~ growing thin,
and as a wash for the scaly % stimulate Chs AAlr
bulbs and prevent the gradual decay and rs 90
color Of the structure Of the hair tubes Price si
DIR. KENNEDY, ~ Warren stree,, RCxourJ,
Mass MaEch Nv AcuW
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EREE To BOOK AGENTS. VIII se-t 81 ban b.
Il some Prospectus IF cur NV ILLrsrEArsH Per-
ILY FIELE c.utsining nearly -.u fue ss- l,-'.
illustrations % Any Book AGENT. free cf cHa-..
Address, NATIONAL PuELsEI,g Co., Pi.a.. %
July l1-id&wiH
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TIE BEST
w A 7 + i u | u e
IL USE. COATED NTH
CGFE Y.YR PITCH.

Reasons why tAis is the hes. Water rigc.
is made OF Piue. ami j. perfectly healthy.
% is aot at all liable 20 oct cut ci gr-5r.
Il IS very eaiily laid in the ground.
Water r. always pure and sweet
Iron wiz fill by iacrustatior, 90 viii ruSt.
Lead besides being injurious will cost much E4-ro.
Z; has a large bore aui Is not Liable o. choke.
Water no, as liable % freeze as n metallic. or
cement p pc.
Is made from solid timber ald does lat 1cel 10 sc
wired up
As pipe i email it costs bu. .it,2 ler trllsport2-
ton.
csliher.
1t can he made 10 stand -uy desirable heat Of
water. Also
WOODEN PUMPS
OF iiGsrent styles constantly cn hand and ready to
ship on shor. notice.
Address. Il. II. FIELD,
Jericho, VI.
Fo5 SsIo IL Darlington hy
O.. 5. BL0EGEI-T I CO.,
MAY .--c;wtvt;a College Street.
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The most ingenious, practical sarcasm
ever made use of was that of the late Rev.
Robert Hall, addressed to clergyman who
has obtained lucrative living after a change
Of religious opinions. Mr.. Hall had pressed
him hard upon the question of Church Re
form. The gentloman's constant answer ID
the arguments addressed to him was
Il can't see it" Il don't see it. Il
can't see that at all.
Mr.. Hall took letter from his pocket and
wrote on the back Of it with his pencil, in
small letters, the word God.
do YOU see that?'
"Y es.'
lie then covered it with piece Of gold.
"Do you see it now ?'
mo
II must wish you good-morning, sir, said
Mr.. Hall, and left him to his meditations.
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Soi by a. Druggists and Dealers 90 Medicine,

d. Z. 5. FLINT Z; CO., 7E3PEIE-o7s,
PROFICIENCY. Il. L.
sold at wholesale by Henry Co., Burlington
and at retail by r =. STEARss & Co, Z. ". BUR
ElTT, VINCENT & TAFT, II. D. JONES, Burlington.
May %, dSwfn
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The Grant aud Wilson campaign Climb Of st.
Adams returns thanks to the Greeley Democrats
Of the town for their kindness in firing = salute
over the Republican victory in North Carolina.
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IL is not physic which nay give temporary -a.s
l to the sufferer ior the first lev doses bot vii c.
from continued use brings Piles srd sidney r.s'-..
@ aid in Eeszeuin. the invalid. llr i1 DO 1.'--l
iil1o-' which, under the popular laf-e % .i-----
l Is 50 EXTENSIVE y palUe1 OF On tie public -lge.
e. n renedies hu- l- is MOST POWERFUL 1rN..
1 AND ALrERAsIvE. pronounced 81 ~ tao leit r-
medical authorities Of London aL- Paris, SRI. -s
] been 4, II used by The regular Tlys'.au u. U'.-
I Countries With wonderful remedial results
/ Il-. Ellis EXTRACT OF JIl.l IfHS -e-a.1-
al tie 1le'iicllal virtues peculiar ru OF plant ,
Z must Re taken as a permanent c1rf-.v2 Hseof
. T1FEE WANT or ACTION fr r.1.- Ll7EE ~
erLEEN Jrless removed 90 once ire aoo' 're-.ll-
impure by tclotoriCrs sec-etr1s rr9tae 1- s-rg "a
lous or skin diseases. hlu,cles, --.H-s. pustl-c-
/ canker, pjmples, Sc, &C
Take JuRUBcHA 90 cleanse rar--l cl1 rCs-1-o @ g
vtiatet blood 90 healthy action.
Have you a DIS nErTiC SrcNAtHl Unless -c=I'"l
is promptly aided the ~ s-cu IS dolliitated wtu loss
OF vital force. poverty Vi the blood ur1psc3l leH-
dency. General Weakness or Lassitude Table b t.
assist digestion without Tosction. 70 vii iups-r
utLfui vis9r 90 the weary sufferer
Have you hsAKNEss oF 1uE lyTFsrsnF~ .-
are il dl1cer OF Chronic Dirrhoe1 " the d-ea gu.
Inflammation Of the Bowels. Take it % al'ly irl -
ton ana ward al tendency % irhlrua .ieu
Have You Weakness Of TIE ltcfi1c Or i-is..r
Cr<Gus. You must procure instant r5l iet nr rt-
liable @ suffering worse tlan aeash- Take
st-en-then organic weltl.as % Hls .cel.s
burden
Finally e should Re frequently ,sre- On t-r. ;..
system II perfect health ur you $40 ethe-H
great danger q ula.arisl, m-as1s-.c or e.l-a-
JOHN .. KELLOGG, is Plat, st.. Sss-y
sole Agent s1- tls On t.. -.-r
Pr;ce e., Dollar ger bottle SEM 70 lf-.u
.IuIp .H-f rEEH-
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Boots & Shoes.
FREE!
Eraud s[eRtertasHsisefls !.
~. II. ~ u q ~ r. - = {,
- church street, Burlington, w.
BOOT 81 SHOE STORE =,

The Manager has The honor to announce to the CT
zens OF Burlington and vicinity serlet Oh
General enterts nments at the popular
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From Joshua 7. Kendall, Concord, II. H.
Sly Fiie wa troubled with water abou; the Heart,
anu could get no relief from any physician. che
vas also troubled with great rervou ness at certain
intervals, arising from Heart Disease purchased
some Of the hEART REGULATOR. and she
obtained great relief. The use Of the Eeart Regn-
l2tor gave her iEmediste relief from all sinking Of
the spirits, end shs would not 10 without IL at any
time
She wcult gratefully recommend the Heart Reyl-
lat0r to a1y one troubled with the Heart Disease
ara advise them % try il Is safe and certain rem
euy. JOSHUA T. Kendall.
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The following which spears in the .NesseH-
ger speaks for itself
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After four years, however, the Amerlcanism
of her destiny found tragic demonstration;
Some months ago her husband was tempted
into one of those extravagant mining specu-
lations which are the bane Of California, and
entered too deeply to be able to withdraw
before the inevitable collapse and crash. In
a few hours of sinking values he was drag
ged down from wealth to poverty, and re-
venged himself upon fortune by committing
suicide. The sound of the fatal pistol-shock
awoke the bereaved wife from her four years
dream of happiness and plenty to the old
reality of her girlish homelessncss and want
The expenses of the selfdestroyer's buria
left her with barely enough remaining from
recent wealth to secure her return to Boston
where she is once more working for lycli
hood as though the Californian episode hat
never frightened her existence.
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-Frs,sht- taken at Lowest Rates,

Tl-aagA Ti-t,is can be ob.aieed On hoard or
Steamers AID at tho General Office, We. SIDE CT
City Pa-z.
rassengsrs and Baggage ;ran-f7rret between
Cars and Boats, f-es Of ri-rgs.
A L I,,HAN
Eur.i-gser Ms, z-. f572-dEwtf Gen. Supt.
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TuE GREATNESS OF NEW YORK CITY.-One
realizes from Mayor Hall 8 late message what
a great city New Y ork is. Its debt in round
numbers is Sl27, 000, 900, twice as much as
that Of Philadelphia, and more than that OF
the nation before the war. Its tax levy for
the current year is $50, 437 ,523.0l, and its
tax rate S2.7S. The population is now near
II eco 900, the area of the city twenty
four square miles, and the water frontage
twenty nine miles. 1t has 300 miles of paved
and l60 miles of unpaved streets. Twenty
thousand gas lights nightly burn IN thu
streets and public places at public expense
of SAB per year for each lamp. There arc
$50 miles Of Croton water-pipes, and ~
miles Of sewers One hundred and seventy
five miles Of sewers are yet TO be made
There are over 1000 men on the police force
and coo frcmen, whose salaries together
amount to a round sum of So goo 600. Ar
average number Of 5000 wOrkmen are en-
rloved each day Of the year upon puoh'
works. The city contributed to the supper
during the past year Of 81 ,466 criminals. /
alleviated during the same time, by outdoor
and institutional charity, the suferings o
49,, 1874 Of the poor and the sick. 1t con
tributes to the support under private auspl
ccs, Of 10000 children in the private school
Of various denominations. 1t expends $3.50,
Geo for salaries of judges and court attaches
More than two millions Of dollars are ez
pended for educational purposes, and hun
bred thousand children attend school every
dav.
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JOHN .. KELLOGG, IS pIa.t ST. Ssry
sole Agents a- tt- On Ped -.-r
Price C-- Dollar ger hottle SEM - .'-ta.
July lI-ff1V
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THE RECORDS OF TIMES -
= At Lowell Mass, proves
y. .. BJ RSIIASI-s
- New Turbine super O. ~
: al others. I gave higher s-r --- ~
: ceu.s-e than any 1tIer wheel 49, ~ -
~ O C r1mon finish. PsUUl. - 7-- ~. -
20 Price List. hy ). r. n RE ~ >
- HA1. YORK, Pa.-J-.g -'- e-E5---
- fd8wiv
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t,7a. LAkE CIAaPLaIN. 1872.
sUNNER ARRANGE HKNr.
-r>v Sora. albany. Ttov Saratoga,
lake tseorgr. Magyar, Fali-' H"n"io'
and all Southern and Ne'ter"
Points. Csdensburg ~ Ca"ada'
.2Fonday, .Uay gan, 1872,

sFEUEsttFy, s"S'y ~s''''
Form Tro Only LtHsi sGri Nay
GOIyG SOUTH.
Leave Burlington, 10 - a. N $50 ?. T.
PASSENGERS nv tie norun- 3 esmer vii form
d,roet CONNECTION ii Tiesudcroga icr Lake George
and AZ whitehall with trains of 2. 4 S. X. X, con-
Meeting with sleeping Car traus over Hudson hlFeT
and New York Central Rail Roads and the magn.h-
cent Steamer On the river.
By evening Steamer wiz connect viz ,lst Express
trains over lie hudson River and New York Central
Eaii loads.
COKE NORTH.
Leave Burlington 9 % a. M, 30 p. 10.
The Morning ro5t viii connect ST Eouses Point
with train for Osdenaburs ami Montreal.
The Afternoon Boat viii Connect 1t Rousos Point
with train Tor Montreal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-16

The friend above SHADED to a. known in
hemitpheres Is doubtless Mr. Sumner.