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LITTLE birds sit on the telegraph wires,
And chitter and filter and fold thsir wings
Maybe they think that for them and their sires
Stretched always,.o purpose, those WonueI4Ui
AID perhaps the thought that the world inspires
Did plan ior birds, among other things
Little birds sit on the slender lines,
And the news Of the world runs under their lees
How value rises, and now declines,
How kings with their armies IN battle meet
And all the while, mid the soundless signs,
They chirp their small gosspinSs ioolsh Sweet
little things light on the lines Of our AFes-
Hope and Joys and acts OF tod!y;
And we thinE that for these the Lord contrNe7,
Nor catch what the hidden lishtnings say
Yet FROM end to end his meanings arrives,
And hi. v 5rd runs underneath all the way
Il life only wires and lishtninEs then,
hpart from that which about il clings
arc the thoughts AMI the works and the HiayeIs %
mon ~ , .,.-a
strings,
Holding a moment and gone again .-
Nav he planned for the birds with 'he ia-=e'
"a ms.
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to give hi. casting vote either way, and the
Question stands. DR.. Cuyler's brethren, VINO
srr.igned him for allowing "a woman IN tne
pulpit - would, if in ireland, he, every minis
ter Of them, tried for having organs IN thelr
churches. The use Of hymn books lie also un,
known in the Presbyterian churches oil the Oh
country-nothing but the Scottish version Oh the
Psalms.
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The object in establishing this Institution
was 10 attain the greatest perfection IN me
rreparation, practice and use Of 'eget4oIe
Remedies. and to secure a permanent plaGe
ygbere Families, Iuvalids, or any person could
obtain the best medical advice, and such rem
eljes as each might require, without the use
Of poisonous drugs. -.
Or. Greene has been Physician Of the lnsu-
tr:e since its foundation, now more than
twenty-five years. Few men have had SO
large experience in the treatment OF chrome
diseases Dr.. Greene is in his ffiy-hfth year
and has devoted his life to this branch Of his
profession. and his success, We believe Is with
out parallel. ,..
Among the diseases to which he gives es'
rccial attention may be noticed Cancer Scroi'
ula. Ca;arrh, Bronchitis, Consumption near
disease. Neuralgia, Asthma. Nervousness
rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys
repsia. Liver Complaint, Female Comp plants III
Faint Stomach, Erysipelas, White SwellIns
Ssr Ehcum. Canker, Deafness, Kidney DIS
cases. Seminal Weakness, &c.
DR.. Grecne's Medical Pamphlet, descrip
tive Of diseases and their propertreatmeni' vi!
/ be sent free TO inyalids.
Address. L. GREENE. NJ D.,
81 Temple Place, Boston, Mess
Az l5-vly
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Poetry.
strong Man with Bunions
prA wrLrED WHITMAN

.sa s,,orr ma with bunions three.
nscbrym6se, as though red hot IRON uea9ius Z,
GToaps with dcspAiring voice and ehioPouis'''
sncb he the unfathomable agony Of mine inmos'
feeling
Of iconoclasts, of hippOphagi, Of elecmos-
WARY prismatic poet-laureates, .t-,
n. ;ss;.tirsble archa,lo-ists-the reyerberauns
" rnusic Of the ocean waves
whoa are but drop in the domestic receptacle ioI
c,-,,,,red with the cceanless labor pains oil ny
maternal music
III.
Tho imneuetrsble nonentities spewed forth from 'e
cornucopia Of our forefAthers' inlquties al
Measles! scarlatna the terrible oereoIo 'P'-@'
meningitis --.,5 and loffv
rambling of Il. c. 49, .,... ava
rue the angels Of some Antarctic circle thes' aIe
limitless
n os.;or, n Homer O. Dante 0, Fiddlesteks
~ . he rnasculine dweller Of the lyp1eyed-moon
a nurveyor Of c. ndensed milk
And am not the great modern upheayer oil the
universe cf song -. e.-4.t
P-ia.tlv Asia. ghosily PATAGONIA, Europe ieuaal
and GalIoping Yankee Doodle, answer ne
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LIBERAL REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTEas,
CENTRAL HOUSE, RUTLAND, Vt.
Triv Il 1872

Emigration from Canada into the United
States has been very great this yesr. The " Do
mnion, it seems, is unable to Fupport its chill
dren. It aeels American enterprise and capi-
tai, and the tooner they are annexed to the IN
ion the better for them.
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TALLIO
-OP The
Vermont EsoPse Stock 90

-IS72-
The following Stations will be allowed to serve
a limited number of Mares. besides those belonging
TO the Company, the present. SEASON, at the eI"oA
Farm.
Yorkshire Lexington, at Twenty-Five Dollars.
Claybrino, at Fifty Dollars.
Woodburn Pilot, ne Hundred Dollars.
Waikiki Chief, One Hundred Dollars.
Terms Cash before removal of Marc. Mares
not proving in ioa can be returned next season iree
Pasturing One Dollar per week, or if kept by the
year One Hundred Dollars Escapes and accidents
Of all kinds must be at owners risk.
YORKSHIRE LEXINGTON.
BAr-l6 hands, fOaled 1853. by Lexington;
LIST Dam, Hymenia, by imported Yorkshire.
I'd a. Little Peggy, BY Cripple. he by Medoc
81 Peggy Stewart by Cooks WHIP.
18th " Mary Bedford, by Duke Of Bedford.
5,h " Imported Spectator.
9Th "a Col. Holmes Dare Devil Mare, by in =
ported Dare Devil.
This horse is a full brother to "Ansel,n and
"Edingboro," and half brother to "vergi and
"Virgil," BY Vandal.
CLAYBRINo.
BLAcK-J6 hands, fosled 1866, got by Relf's Mann
brine Pilot, (who has 4 public record OF I'D BY
Mamhrino Chief, lady Thorn's sire) Dam Molhe
Harrison, got by Cassius NJ Clay, (Who has q
public record Of 23Oi, private 21)i by Henry
Clay, public record 2.z7) by Andrew jackson, by
= Baahaw. by Imported Grand Bashaw.
WOODBURY. PILOT.
BLAcK-i6 hands, foalcd 1866, got by r. A. Alex
anders Pilot, jr; he by Pacing Pilot out Of Nancy
Nancy Taylor, by Imported Alfred. LIST Dam BY
Mambrino Chief, CSire Of Lady Thorn) I'd, Dam,
a fast trotting mare by fast pacing horse, owned
in Indiana, called Red Fox. Woodburn Pilot
drew a Wagon when Eve years cid full mile On
CT. PREDMoRE, supt.
H.N. NEWELL, ssc'y;
April 2o-wu shelbun, Vt
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II your Druggist is out Of the slve, and 90 slec.s
70 keep supplied, =end scvontv-tyc ccuf 10 d-rc1tt
below, aud receive q box by return mali
Tu: M in largo Boxes a. SO cents cacl
tncarv thrcc tnl1s large as tAc box rrpr,-. gied
aHlvei PREPARED lv MISS a. SAWYER, and
put up by L., NJ. ROBBINS. Wholesale
and Retail Druggist. ROckland, Me
4 Trial Box sent free hy mail on receipt % luy-
fge ceat-. by Z. II. Robbins. Lock.4l1, u.
THIS VALUABLE sALvE Is SOLD BY
ALL DEALERS ~ 1EDICISES.
HENRY L CO., Wholesale Asen.s.
Nov -d&wE Burlington "
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\ NVoudp-ful Discovery


.sEE+r1T ILE5sI>G Of TIE AGE"
rlss re.1s1sl-ie compound IS a.; 'is'.e 70 t-e
cHm19a pr,il.c, against .ten- ne .i.ns,- "a Wy
MA Y.s-l-or= run or ininera'ss hut 10 i' a dry'
,--s., ye-ctll compound posses - relIar sanle
-0-ov' NJ all unhealthy secrctions and
yita.el hlol' healing and Soraun- the ~ stem
especially manifest IN curing so'1e oi the mos, CON
mon ard pa-ful diseases mat n'iae me--'-' 'A-+'
all f.rILs C..
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Piles & glidncy os6plaints.

y WARRANTED TO AFFORD RELIEF q
Those who have cen cured when all other means
titled i--tIv say d" 10 is the creates blessing a
nc - 90 - believe should nos ROW be alive but
.lrst,' Be Its eject ma Gftcr Concluded must
bic Wa Ike a miracle Dr. N. h CLARK, phy s.
lri11 excessive practice Ia G725c Isle County and
tie " r.hy deacon o. The Con sroiatoral Church al
sluth Hofc. Vt under GATE Of September l3, l-. J.,
SAYS. have been tempted O. use this nellcine 70
nv p-n-.i-, and must say 10 has much more than
answered my ezpectatlHls- u cases q Kidney
Conn .l--s 20 las acted las Dr. carpenter used 70
say in bis lectures before s;ucents) ike q charm
it has done better than any other remedy have
ever used ! have prescribed it N Piles with s3qd
effect. having cured seyoral very ha1 cases. IN
short Go no. recoect q Al instance where the pa
tcut 20 whom have given it has failed 70 receive
Aeueft lt is the only medicine | use that do not
know the composition of. I care not what tnedi-
cine isl provided it cures the complaint and leaVes
tho constitution Of the patient unimpaired
See hiils9-Horf Cg-rl.iE-, 20 be had o. our drus
.--t ~ F requested. Ta "a - your address ty the
KIDNEY WORT COMPANY, ST. Adams, Vt, or
NESsas. HENRY co General Agents,
Burlington. VI
Sold by a'l elte-prisia-, Ds4e-s 'E Medicine
April t--ieowtw3n
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Builders and.&lase isoOlers,
ALSO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
roo FIN G $ L A T E.
Corcer Maple and Champlain SITS.

Having had many years experience as Builders
and Ssters, ami being familiar with the different
kinds Of Roofas 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 lsrst tock Of ate from different quar-
ries, embracing all the best sizes, qualities and
colors. We employ only the best worhmen, and
give our personal supervision to all work.
As Carpenter and Buildsrs, We have had a large
experince in ovory variety Of work, and shall not
hesitate to make contracts for building after any
sty lie OF architecture
Orders or inquiries, BY mil or 10 person, solicited
April 25-satkwtf
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The NEW STYLE
XyssEEEIEgs d WILSON &.
NEARLY 100000 Now IN USE
Oae Hundred and r0eBty-E isht hous-
and Five Hundred Il TweniY-EiSht
WHEELER n WILSON ma
CHIMES so.d last year

dall OF them Family Ss,eisg MaoAisss az We make
10 heavy Manufacturing Machines, which form 20
"a ge an item in the 6aies Of other CoinpAh4os'
twice as many FAMILY Sewing Machines sJll by
Wheeler Wilson than any by other Company Tins
5lachiue will 90 all kinds Of Family Sewing from tie
On est to the coarsest 1hrics using silk twist cotton
~ linen thread aud making the lnferioeSed plastic
Stitch alike on BE- tn sides u the fabric seTs i-aao
recoruiEed everywhere A. the most duraoie and
handsome stitch By use Of its attachments, other
stitches can Re made Embroidery, Double LOOP
and Single Loop stitches; very eRs5 10 mp, aAl
therefore but little des!roi.
We claim, and can show, that the wheeler 4 VII
son is the suesf, simplest most curs5e aud itgAtS
awning lock stitch Machine in use, and viii give
On, Tfausaa1 Dollars for any standard shuttle pa
chine that will excel it In either OF tie above men
toned points.
Having no shuttle or uudertension 10 iust' tL'
simplicity OF the Wheeler a Wilson cannot be CUES
toned We shall b. happy 10 show the Wheeler
Wilson TO any one vino will cali at our newly idr
nished Room, at a. Church Street.
We do not crowd tho Wheeler Wilson into you
house, but Will be happy to lie. you lEy one nell'
purchase
Don't buy Machine before calling % see Oh
latest improved Wheeler I Wilson Machines eou
on the monthly iustslment plan II desired.
Send for Samples Of work an Circular, 10
sOLON N. ALLls, AGENT
C1urca Street. Burlington. VI
March 27-dswC
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Plantation Bitters.
e. E.-IS6O--X.

This wonderful vegetable restorative is thesAest-
anchor Of the feeble and debilitatcd. As tcnis
and corial Tor the aged and anguid it has no equal
Amons stomAchics. As remedy for the nervous
weakness to which women are especially subject,
il IS supervising every other stimulen; In al
climates, tropical temperate or frigid, it acts as
specific in every spec es Of disorder which under
mines the bodily strength and breaks down the
animal spirits.
Elan l6-deodSvIyr
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yiag Establishments.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TWO SECOND HAND MOVING MACHINES,
I Clipper and Buckeye,) which have been used
N rec seasons and will lie sold CHEAP for cash or
other good property. Also two Wheel Rakes,
fPatrick's SIDE teeth and Warmers revolver; four
rain Cradles 2 number Holhrook Swivel Plo~
a secondhand Buggy, and other property. Terms
easy. 1. I. NAhhAiONE-
Williston, July s-dkwd
now TO SPECULATE SUCCESS
EULLl.
BY A.
MEMBER OF THE n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
RANDALL II. F0orE's FISANcIAL PAMPHLET
Contains sensible advice on the subject, as II Is
based upon common sense principles, which an eN-
persence Of mary years a member OF the Gold
robora.ed. Sent free by
RANDALL II. FOOTE & co.
% Broadway and Is New Street. New York
May e-wly
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'f"'s '''
The OIdc-t fus1r,uc so a. America.
..,.,,7e
E.egs,.<.ncc 80.
~ ys,y vouv
Cash Assets sl'""''' 10
z.a,..;,,.,,y R,.c go
cAs Asset. si,ioo,ooo
S,5<s~.s.1 E5rp EHS. de-.
&c Ys,r coax
c,.,uG,-,gIaerIram FnS. TO,
or INV YORK.
Cash captL si.ooo,ooo
Csh as.cts $4,000
S,J;.Pi,iPv-S Insurance Co..
'sh A'sei. sf""'"'"
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MAIDEN DYE HOUSE.

MAIDEN DYE HOUSE.
Is COURT ST, BOSTON.
FAMILY DYING AND CLEANSING in all its
L branches Send your goods by Express
directed as above will he promptly returned and
entire satisfaction guaranteed.
ESTABLISHED 40 YEARs.-
gonts for Burlington Lyman Allen.
March ls.-wGm
O,EALED PROPOSALS will. be received by the
> undersigned until noon Of July nth. 1872, for
furnishing materials and building above the under
uiuning thereof. a School House IN West Randolph
Village according to plan and specifications, to be
seen at the dwelling house OF james hutchinson
Jr in said Village. The right OF rejecting auy and
all proposals il hereby reserved. All proposals
Should he superscribed, Proposals for building
school House" IVES; Randolph.-July 9Th, ISL
J. ". R0WELd,- , Building
J. HUTChISsON' Jrp Conmittee.
AAON FALES,
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Lyons Kathairon,

FoE PRESERVING AND BEAUuFYNG TIE HuuAS
BAR. To TRsvzSr ITS FALLING Our ASD Turn
ING GRAY.
\ woI:-preseryeI Head Of Hair ia person Of
middle age. OF once b.speaks rsanoueat, elegance,
health and beauty. 1t may truly be called wcman's
Crcwning Glory. while men axe not nsensble to its
advantages and charms Few things more dis
gushing than thin, frirzly, harsh, uaiamed Hair
with head ami coat covered with DandruiI. Visit
barber and you feel and look like a new man This
is what LYONS KATHAIRON will do all
the time The charm which lies in well placed Hair,
Glossy Curls, Luxuriant Tresses, and Clean Head,
Is noticeable and irresistible.
Sold by all Druggists and Country stOres.
mo. 2l-lteo3u
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NOTICE.
DROKE INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF THE
ID Subscriber on or about the 9Th inst One me
dunn sized red and white, and three small black
and white yearlng heifers. The owner is requested
10 pay charges and take them away.
T. i. BRoWNELL.
Colchester, VT, July 9, s72-2w3t
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EOPPPERAS


This economical and efficient disiufectant so IA
vorsbly recommended in the public prints Is manu-
f,ctu-ei bv the Rev England Chemical Manuiac'
turiD- Company, at the Old Vermont COppera;
Works and for sale at their Cfce, No. - water
Street, Boston, by -. .,,,.- NJ
Jurc I9-wit
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LIBERAL REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVEX
rIos.-The Liberal bob to the tail Of the
Democratic kite IN Vermont, proposes to hold
State Convention, aal to have ticket for
State officers, which, It il safe to presume will
not differ very materially from the democratic
State ticket Undismtyei by the poor success
Of the macs convention Of their faction at Rut-
land. the Liberal Committee have Issued the fol-
lowing call:
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS,
CENTRAL HOUSE, RUTLAND, VT.
July II, 1872. )
The Liberal Republicans Of the state OF er-
mont are requested TO assemble in Mass Conyen-
ton in the City Of Burlington On Wednesday the
9th day Of July next, 81 10 O'Clock a. m. FOL
the purpose of nominating candidates for state
OHisers and electors OF President and Nice-Presi-
dent Of the United States.
ChGrles Clement, Henry c, Adams, J, a. SAILS
bury, Fletcher Tsrble. \. G. Stafford, David
Sweet. D. L Kent, Henry Wiley.
CHAs. CLEMENT, Chairman.
3. G. SAFF5RD, Secretary.
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D. Z. S. FLINT { CO., FRoPzIETo7s,
PROTIDENCE. Il. l.
Sold at Wholesale BY HENRY & Co., Burlington
and at retail by r. L. STEARSs Co. z. W Bur
RlTr, VINCENT 4 TAFT, II. ID. JONES, Burlington
May 3, d&w6m
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Ont of29u ssun, machines distiibuted 20 sp2.i-
cants ~ the Chicago Relief Committee, each apPil-
cant designating tue machine she wanted, 2i4 were
of the Singer patent OF the total nuinner oil ssWip
| TO 6lOIqi, and cOmprizug twenty-five different
patterns, Isl 26O were Ct the same popular patent
these significant facts show the high apPree,coh IN
! EsffTu.
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Sparrow

F,uo Oh, Hush eve Pegasus rest
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medital.


From Joshua 7. Kendall, Gone RI, n H.
Nv vile was troubled with water about the Heart,
,ns .ould 20: no relief from any physlc an. euo
;,fsr,sIs arising from Heart Disease. purchased
sorSe of the HEART REGULATOR; and she
cbtai,ei great relief. The use OF the Heart kesu.
Itor ave Ter immediate relief from all SINKING q
ne enTi;g and she would no. be without II az any
time - I, A., rr.,r. y am
l,trr 20 any one troubled with the Heart DISEASES
- adyss them 70 Try it as safe and certain rem
edy. '09h0A i
IF. II Ms. Z. ?. Reed, Concord, II. HI
I,ras afflicted for several years with Palpitati9h
mo Heart attended with dizziness and graduaiy
s-c-cas5n, debility. For more than two ye Is was
i,-iiaef Ia severe dsrting pains through the near
6li,ved by a sense Of sufocation and dllhculty %.
irrstfing threa tening instant death for elznt
uontbs was unanle 10 lie down, hut wa, OoiiSei %
i, bois.ered up in bed or in my chair through l1S
riyb+ When asleep the motion OF the hesrt "ouIu
,rsr s+on. causing nc to wake suddenly in great
distress and preventug me from getting necessary
rest. o.-t a .+-e-.-tb
was very much reduced II nesh and st'en7,I
and had given Up all hopes Of permanent leLel,.
when was induced by friend to try the eheAey %
he HEART REGULATOR. BY the use Of lew
bott,es was restored to my usual LeaIth, am 10
tbs last ten years have suffered no severe attacAs
cfeerruIv and greatfully recommend Us us9 70 al
persons aGlc.ed with Disease Of the lie9Tt vr,,
D,rot dssasir. however difficult your case may
ap-ear bpt give the HEART REGULATOR trlaI
| II hss cured many very far advanced and Will IN
douhtedly cure all Of Heart Diselss
VINCENT & TAFT
Burlington.
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These facts prove The SING Err to be the best
SEWING MACHINE for general use. b1y
the BEST when 1t costs no more and can be bought
on as easy terms a any other.
IN WIRES INSURANCE BUiLDiNC'
76 COLLEGE STREET.
VAN uYSI<G y BAKER, Gen. ASts-
FOR NORTHERN VERMONT.
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STA LLIUNS
AT MALVERN FARMS.
SEASON OF 1872.
TATTERSALL,
Brown Stallion, ISL hands; foaled Aug. ,, 1867, by
Rvsdvk's lsmhletonian dam by Daniel Lander;
nv Ethan Allea out OF Fannie Cook, by Abdallahf
ID Dam Quakeress, by Young Emperor lhy Bridges
Fnperor out Of Cherub. by Abdallahl Sd dam by 81
season Of 1872 at Malvern Farms Morrisville, La
noble County, Vt, at So TO insure.
DIAL.
Brown Stallion, IS hands; Folled June /, 1865 BY
Geo. NJ PAtchen out Of Qrakeress pedigree above
will make the season at same place at 50 70 10
snro Mares kept st rates at owners risk
ALMON W. GRISW0LD.
For Circulars. and all matters pertaining to th'
horses, address HENRY S. TowS, Superintendent
MorriSv'Ite u May l6-wtf
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The Pope i, again anxious to leave Rome and
20 TO Belgium, but the Italian Cardinals are
opposed to the scheme-The st. Rose Catho-
lie Society is erecting convent school in Chest
nut Street, Chelsea. st the cost Of S25, 5000
A dispatch from Wisconsin ,tates that tie State
Catholic Temperance Convention, at Waterloo,
which has been attended by come 400 delegates,
clo,ed the evening Of the 18th. Strong addresses
were made by Father Willard, President Of the
Convention. Father Cooney and Father O'Mal-
ley.--At 81. Augustine's church, Montpelier,
July lst, Bishop De Goesbrisnd, confirmed fifty
nine persons, Of whom AZ were members Of the
Sunday school.
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CTlEAP ADYEBTI&gNG !

Advertisements occupying One lrch e pace Viii
be Inserted in Do Newspapers 20 the
SOUTHERN STATES
covering u-hIy tie States f. ';ary and le.a-
ware, Vir-I mia, West virginia, North taroiln'-
south tar0lira, 6cor-.a, 4 a,2wa' Dis
suri u.sisna. ArkFusa-, To-u Cs-cc-
Kcntucsy and Missouri
ONE MONT FOR 81
This lis, comprises from 30 % 30 more Pspcrs ta1
the list Of either Cf the her agencies ana LES TIC
. follow NJ special Advantages
Ist higher grade q newspapers VITA larger
crcu atiou than any mIlar List eStart
% Circulation among better cas'es 1ll ~ better
localities.
a. L0wER PR-CEs.
- Circulation being the mean tost Of value srt
the only guaSe CT prices in tie business DO is
clear that IL would be economy for Atyer
tisers % avail. themselves ofcu- lists even
at higher proportiouate rates, rather
than use the cruce combination
OF o.her parties
These Considerations coupled with the fact t.a'
the average price FER paper q or Lists is cl1s
ably LOWER JAan ali the others serve 90 she" DO
UNPARALLELED SUPERIORITY
o. The advantages We ciieT.
Equally favorable quotations made iar any .r-.a
State. Copies Of LisIs, Circulars, Estimates, ala
full inform alton furnished Application. Bus s.s
not confined to any Lists. hut embraces tie a.--
secular religious Newspapers q tie COUNTY,
Established .S57. Apply to the
origiral and only Great S0-tserH A-t.-ts.7g 4.'T
%
GRIFFIN : HOFFMAN,
No south St. Baltimore.
We refer The permission 30. Messrs. walter b.
l Martin = Co., Richmond, Va * GOV. s. l.. j.
/ ham. Of South Carolina Gen p. Il b Aoun-, p.
l &. Cartersville, Ga. k r. Lswtou, tsq Ja'-9l
/ Exchange Bank. Macon, Ca, Gr, II. A. Sclr.e-ef-
/ Prest southern Eank. Mobile AIl Hon. Jeiei--
Davis, Memphis, Tenn. Jure l3-ri@t"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

Fifteen children we're recently baptized on a
Sabbath morning in the Universslist Church at
Brsttleboro, Vt, and the pastor spent the morn
ing service, in an appropriate discourse to the
vounr.-The Vermont State Convention OF
Universslis;s will meet on the fourth Nednef-
day in August. at place to be hereafter named.
The Unitarian association are about to
ir,ue a series of Sunday school lessons with S
manual for teachers, following the example Of
other denominations.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19
@Igamt0als
1872. LAKE CHaMPiAlN. lsI<'
SUMNER ARRANG E5fENT.

New York. Albany, Troy sar"t"@A'
Lake George, Niagara Falls, Bnf''lo'
mad all southern and Western
Points. Osien>burg ~ Canada.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

\ stained glass; window has 5esa placed in the
chAncel of the Berkhampstead parish church,
England, to the memory Of the poet CowTer
who was born in Berkhsmpstesd, and Whose
father and mother are buried in the chxnc.l
The memorial cost shout e30O.--There are ii
New York Stste, outside Of the city of NeS
York, 3SS Sunday schools, with 49, PA scholars
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

Sod by all Druggists and Dealers In medicine.