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DE-. sCuENCK,s STANDARD RENE.


Tho standard remedies for all diseases OF tho lungs
are ScuESck's PuLnoSIC SYEuP, scHENcks SEA
WEED Tonic, and ScHESck's MANpiAhh rlIls, anu ~
If taken before the lungs are destroyed, speedy
cure is effected. - -,
To the three medicines DR.. j. IL. acheheh, OF
Philadelphia, owes his unriValeu sue'ess III "v
treatment of pulmonary diseases. =.
The Pulmonc Syrup ripens tbs morbid matter N
the lungs: nature throws It oil by an easy eNpec-
toration for when the phlegm or matter is ripe
slight cough will throw il oil, the patient has rest
and the lungs begin to heal. 80
To enable the PulmOnic syrup 70 90 th's,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills and schencks Sea-wee,i
Tonic must lie freely used to cleanse the stomach
anr liver Schenck's Mandrake Pills act on the
lV removing all distractions, relax the gall
b er, the bile starts freely, and the liver Is soon
rel we'd.
Schenck's Sea-wecd Tonic is a gentle stimulant
and Alternative; the alkai OF which 1t Is composed
mixes with the food, and prevents sourih-. l, as
siats the d sestiOn. by tOnn- up inc stomach 70 a
healthy condition, so that the iood anu fulhohc
Syrup WI make good blood, then Tue lungs neal
and the patient Will surely get we'll il care is taken
10 prevent fresh cold. ,.
Dr. Schenck can be consulted at the Vu ncy
House. Boston. on Wednesday. March -'ih, April
stl and 21nd, May 18th and 9th
Advice will be given free, hut for ihuiocsh eN-
animation with the RcspiTometcr' the charge is
Sln1.
Schencks Medicines are soii by all Druggists
throughout the country.
Schonck = Almanac can he had oil an irus%isis'
free March ll-'deod&wiy
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mawrAm =. RuCH.s ESTATE.

DISTRICT or eHfrrrSpEs, S. Marishs =. Rich i.te "
Charlotte, in said District, deceased,
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
ami for the District OF Chttenden 10th Of
March. A. u. 1874, an Instrument. nurportIus 10
he the last Will and Testament. Of Marian =. kirh.
late Of Charlotte, in said Dis. Il. deceased.
presented 10 the Court aforesaid, Tor Probate and
ii Is ordered by said Court that the 2ist day Of
April. A. ID. is.i, at the Probate Court Rooms In
said Burlnston. be assigned for proving said In ?
strument and that notice thereof he gwen 10 all
persons concerned by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Weekly FREQ
Press. newspaper printed at slid Burlington.
previous ~ the time appointed.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear before
said Court, at the tina and place Aforesaid and con-
test the probate Of said will, IL you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
| trict, this 10th day OF March, A d. ls.t-
3sw3w X. =. TAFT. Register.
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lfr advertisements.
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SATURDAY, EELLFTf y


MAR CT! IS. | = -.
PNESbN WOOSTER, \ Biographical sketch OF Rev.
Hruismin Wooster. tate Of Fairfield. Vt -frie'
- cents.
TUE MARTNBD1M of MANLY Ninw, ol Eeaic.
MILITARY BIOGRAPHY Charles Cornsalii
Chesney, Colonel in the British army.
LIFE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON - 10y James
Parton.
DESPERATE REMEDIES-hy T. Hardy. Leisure
Hour Series.
UNDER TIE MIZZEN MAST, = Voyage round the
Worldly N. Adams.
HEALING WATERS OF ISRAEL. or the Story Of
Naaman. the syran-hy pr Mac,un
AFTERNOONS WITH GRAND MA-hy May Kin.
mont.
NINETY THREE by Victor Hugo.
THE TRINITY-by Rev. +. H. Barris.
COLONEL 0ACRE-by the author Of Caste"
April. ith Huntington & Co., will sLnounca fol
saloa I;cak by Darlington 8nfAor. In"k iol
the SEVEN GRAY PILGRIMS"
Corner Church and Call, re Sts.
March 5 -d:s&wlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

In the voting at Boston. yesterday, Mr..
Dawes gained two votes. Mr.. Hoar lost
three, and Mr.. Banks gained one. In other
words, two of Mr.. Hears supporters went
over to Dawes, and one To Banks. The
scattering Vote remained as before, four.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

EXTENSIVE RonEEEY.-A Frenehman in
the employ of Jonathan Woodbury. of
Berlin. left Wednesday morning, taking
with him about 81 900 in money, and about
the same amount in notes, belonging to Mr.
Woodbury.. The officers eater him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

We are glad to learn that Shepard. Davis
Il Company are 50 full Of orders that they
propose running their mills quarter of Il
day extra. This great house have now more
orders for lumber upon their books than at
any time for the past rar,vhich is a pleas
ant indication OF 81 cdy return to lively
business times again along the lake shore.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

hISTRICr of VEEuONT sat- Milton. -
] SAID District This eth dsN u March =. u
ISL. The uulersisncd hereby gives n"tcr 81 his
appointment Is assignee ol Henry a.. BlrHum.
Of Milton. ia the County, 90 Chitteuden ADD
State cf Vermont. within siid District. VII" =
been adiud-ed Bankrupt urou his creditors
PETITION. hN the District CONT 81 said District
To whom il may concern.
NJ T. bbYON, Ns-'gaeg.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

At the uuion temperance meeting at -
Adams on Monday evening. II. {. Adams
Esd. presided. Addresses were made by
Lawrence Brainerd, Park Davis. Col. Al
bert Clarke. {. H. Baker. and Col. Il. G,
Ecntou. Col. Clarke estimated the amount
annually expended Tor rum in st. Alhan'
was $50 600. but Col. Benton Thought he die
not estimate high enough. The signing %
pledges by individuals, attorneys, and pro
pertv-holdcrs was discussed and approved
The enforcement Of the prohibitory law wa
alluded to incidentally, bat the genera
train of thought. the Messenger says, ran II
the direction of restraining men from drink
inc hy moral effort.
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NOTICE IN ma,,.RtrrcY.

rTHlS IS To GI.E NnTiCE. tiat On the .ith Jay
i q! March. n II. i-si a Warrant Ia Bank
luptry was issuesi tgt ut lac estate 81 = L.
a l.. W. ODDS, 81 Norwich, ia fis Couuty Of " n,i-r
and State OF Vermont. who have hcen aiuI.csd
Bankrupts ON their creditors petition that lii, pts
ment % any debts ami delivery 81 any property
belonging &" said Eiukrupis, o. them ur Tor their
Use. and the transfer e.; any property D., THEM are
forbidden ~ law that uicvtln col. :hc creditors
Of said Binkrupts. 10 pr.y- th-lr ir.ts ami to
cii,ssc one or more Asi-ucts thtr estate wal te
held At a Court IL flus rsptry. g. &c holden At
the Junstioui ilou e, in Whit River Juuct uu Ia
the County Of wna-or AMI State OF Vrtmout
before A. underwa,d. 81. Register On the Iith
dsy of April \ u. l>si 1t tno'cos.k An
iuw2w GEO. p. FOSTER
L. s. MARSHAL As MESSENGER
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SIc>s OF An EARLY SrsiNc-Ahout three
weeks ago the first wild geese of the season,
on their way north were noticed by Charles
A. Murray and others, flying over oar city.
Within a day or two several large 1ocks
have been seen, moving northwari.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

WILL SELL 40 MoRE-Mr. Partch, OF
Plrtch's Hotel, New Haven, has announced
that he will sell no more liquor.
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A generous Whcelnrk swain invited his
sweetheart in Lyndonyille "a attend ball
in the former town. and on the Plea that
his horse was sick au, Aef .u-mr hy stage
the next day-leaving the fare f.r her to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

l. Granted 10y the fVuHAhLF, which ui"" Ut u
ciple oi accanulatins profits Cor definite p'''''s
adds very considerably To- The p5oP"tt"''air ar"
ings Of persons holding th'5e policies.
Marcl, i-d6wrl
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j. the best preparation n the word Tor hcsuify IN
the complexion. IL imparts smDothncs>. trau-pa-
rrncy and rosy freshness To the skin. Cures all
efupiiou- ui tho face. l. not injurious. Sold iN
druggists. or sent 10y mail. Price 80 cents per hoN.
Address. MILLER BROS,
.tW3w 200 lli Maiden Lane. y. \.
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81. ALuANs Butter MARKEr-Ihe market
Tuesday, wa dull, and prices without
change Common to fair, - to 30e; me
iiln 6, good. p To 32e-; choice, - TO BE-;
elections, 3-'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

Winter may he said to have fairly Slipped
out OF the lap OF Spring. We heard a rcd
robin singing qnite gaily during the pleas
ant sunshine Of Yesterday afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

RIcuuoND-A hoy four years old, whose
father is in the employ of f. d. Mason, fell
from an outside stairway the othei day, and
broke his thigh.
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DIRECTORS.


WILLIAM &. ALEXANDER President.
GEORGE r. ABEL, Vice-Prrs Bank ui Commerce
HENRY NJ ALEXANDER, Alexander 4 Grccn,
John AUCIlINCLDSS John II. and Hugh Auciin
close
JAMES ". ALEXANDER. I'll Wee President
BENJ T. BATES Pies Eank Of Commerce. Boston
JAMES VI. BEEBE Boston
THOMAS 4. BIDDLE Philadelphia
ROBERT EIISS. Bliss A Allen. lf White Street
WM Y. ELOpGET~r. - Pearl street.
MAYMAN CROW. ST. Louis
THOMAS \. CUMMINGS. Everett House.
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Robert Whiting, of Wa teriord' was killed
on the nth irst..by beit 2 drawn into the
machinery Of hiss saw mil
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

On hand, and your children will never he sick. II
will Instantly cure sour stomach, dyspepsia. r T.
ing ia the bowels, wind collie, &c. Give relief n
tecthiue. Pleasant To- take. Contains no opium or
murph ne. Relieves your child hy curing, not tA
causing il To- sleep, its restored health and hrit
growth will s,on Indicate Sold hv druggists. PIIce
go ccuts per bottle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

UNpERnIL CENrRE.-The listers Of this
town and other towns north o. the river are
anxious to meet all the asSc-sors of the var
ious towns in the county at some point, say
Essex junction. at an early day, to cstab-
liSh some uniform standard and enide by
which to be governed in the appraisal of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

The proposed railroad between this place,
lex Junction and Cambridge. Is again
Icing agitatcd here and along the limo.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

d. Morris LIytR PIILs.-lt is easy enough Ia
make pill, but to make a good pill, ah that's he
difficulty There cheap. harsh, drastic pills,
that are Of even less beneii than dose OF salts; but
a GOOD medicine, like nr. Motifs Liver pills. which
prnetrat,s Ia the seat OF disease, is desderatuni
indeed VIII positively cure all diseases ol
The liver Sold every where John F. Henry, Cur
ran Co., Proprieiors ; & COLLEGE Place, New
vort wit
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hlSTRlCr or VERMONT. SS.-M 81 L.Ls--
/ bury. the 9Th DIV Of March \ u. t-st.
The UNDERSIGNED hereby gives uoiicr Di -
appointment IS Assignee 90 Cafhs =. t+y ADD
lirn"is r. NAY. % It -iuhusturt. IN the County o..
Caledonia IaI State ol Vermont. in.li vidualiy and
&c. partners. un.i-r the artu namc co. Day a MAJ
" thin sid District who have been adiuigr
Bankrupt on or dii"'s' rrt ton by the District
trurt ui sud District.
n n JOHNSON Assignee.
elu "a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

Brain tree. Vt, Lad ut one marriage
dnrin'. 1873. The groo N was n gay young
spar of seyenty-threc. while the bride was
giddy thing Of sevent y-four- II was her
second and his fifth mari Ia,se.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

It's about time for those who c'ntem-
plate visiting Saratoga and the sea shore
next summer 70 begin To borrow, beg or
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

New maple sugar ha' been brought ia IN
abundance within the last few days, and
the article Is no longer a scarce luxury
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

Louis Shattuck, of Ludlow, was so
severely injured 10y his INSANE father, who
threw him violently agai nst the ioot-hoard
of bed. few weeks 60, that be cannot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

Mr. Cranes bondsInei /, of the " hr>t
class" have received off :ial notice OF their
liability. by formal suits, accompanied with
attachments of their re u estate, by the
government.
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STATE OF VERM0NT)
DISTRICT er CITTESDEN. ."

l. Russell :. Tat, probate register for the district
81 thittenden. hereby certify tue lore going To- re a
true cupy of the original license % sale granted 10y
this court, as appears now Of record IN this itce.
Ia testimony whereof, have hotcunto affixed the
seal uf said court and subscribed my name. At
the Probate Cou-t resins, in said district, the
18th day OF January, Ia.
iaw3w X. :. TAFT, Re.st.r.
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Commercial.


oar guoiati ons are unchanged. Tho upuer grades
of pine are very firm with good demand. Orders
have been coming in quite freely Of late. and AZ
rsarauccs Indicate a good spring trade.
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nISrgICT oF VE.Mu;vT, sat Ca'.t the
/ eth day Of Jiuairy :. o.. la The ua1er
signed hereby giscs nutice of has APT ointment b
assignee 81 John ~. ntmau. e. cabot. In the
Coanty 81 Washington. ant STATE g. vermont. with
IN sid disfr t. who has lvrn 1iui -rd Bankrupt
upon his creit,r pct ti.u D., The DISTRICT Ccuit 81
said District
r. whom 70 ram r. .rn
Jf-N II. HARRINGTON.
1sN .E AZ. f.-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

Too youxc TO DIE Thousands of young persons
het w.en the a.es of sixteen and twenty Eve die OF
consumption. every one OF whom might have been
saved by taking IIALE's loSEY or lioREHouNp AND
Tar when the cough first set in.
Piko's Toothache Drops cure in oae minute. wit
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Spstial gotites.


prolific source of headache. dizziness, heart
burn oppression of food latulency, or sour stomach
or iuttering Of the stomach, yellow or bilious skin
pain in the side. weariness, weakness, etc, Ds.
uARRIsoN's PERIsTALrIc LozEsGrs cure all thsse
SYMPTOMS, being both a laxitve and tonic combined
Agreeable To the palate, operating without pain,
they quicken the liver promote digestion, and are
the only preventive and cure Of piles. trial box !"
cts Lsr.e hox co cts mailed free for this last price
I'm 1I.npIsoy's ICELAND BALsAM, splendid
cure for coughs, hoarseness, and all throat and
lung complaints. For sale by L. s. HARRISON
snI nv ali dru'rs,ists Apr. Twin sn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

The stockholders Of the Montpelier and
81. Johnsbury and Essex County Railroads
held their animal meeting at st. Johnsbary
ON the 2l-t inst. Each elected the old
board OF directors, and voted to ratily the
contracts executed by and between their
companies and the Eastern Railroad Com
pany of Massachusetts. the Portland and
Osdcn~burg Railroad Company OF Maine
and New Hampshire, the Montpelier and
II. .Johnsbury Railroad Company, the
lamoilie Valley junction Railroad Com
pany, the Northern Vermont and Lake
Champlain Railroad Company. the MISS
quol Junction Railroad Company of Canada
and the Montreal, Chambly and Sorel Rail
way Company Of Canada, hearing date
of February p, 1871, and authorized the
issue Of second mortgage bonds, secured by
mortgage of their road and property, for
the purpose of completing and fully equip
ping the same A. provided in said con gF,stt-
with said several railroad corr sirs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

Apour BiTrERs AT certain periods Of lie 4 tcnie
is a necessity but there is danger Ia using slim
ulanis that niurc the organs oi digestion while
'siying Temporary relisi 70 ohyiate this and pre-
sent 10 the public tonic free from alcoholic poison,
Dr. Greene prepared the oXYGES.Tsn BiTTERs, a
sure cure for dyspepsia and all kindred com
nI,fnts sod everywhere. John T. Henry,
Curran 4 Co. Proprietors, Il coiiese Place,
New York. VIII
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4 N Wednesday. the 18th day % April. \. u. - T.
shall sell hy Au-tlOu. commencing NJ 10
c'cl.ck A. NJ. the stock 81 Read, Made Cinthin ,
Hats and t1p-. Eurn Shins ta-.s, Tl.th-, Tailor
irimialn-s. rIunrs Fas~ ami Store Furniture h.-
longing 6" The Bankrupt Estate vr D., MAY in
the town 60: st Juhn-hurY. COUNTY of tair- ouia
Vermont aid saiu to take place 81 tie Store lately
u-cupi,d by them. the sad EInkfupts. Ais 81
The sane time and place. Horse. Bu-gV. .
SLEIGH. HIrne>s, Enifiio Rods, afi one Piano
belonging To- the estate %. r,rlus T. pay. % tbs
Isu cot Day 4 MAY. Btukrupt> afrre-a'd
f,r particulars Sc pn,.-
Y ~ JOHNSON. ASS snee.
ST. J1i.slurN. VI. Apsi ISt. g.. N4Hss
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WRITE

~ Bryant . Stratton Troy Cuisines COLLEGE, rata
lorues and specimens OF pcnmanshp, sent free to
any address j. one of the Oldest largest, hest sus
tanned and most practically conducted cunercial
schools in the country, and the only one that
teaches hrnA keeping hy icftiai OfigiHaf ITGHS-
a-fioY Ninety pr cent. o. its .-rsiuaies Now N
successful business. Total expenses Tor three
months course iuelu3 H. beard, .i.a. address,
JNp l. CARNriL Principal
bee 6-wiv. ius Troy, y. Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

Dr.B.S. Nichols has become member
Of the lumber firm of c. Blodgett, Son * 10
WILL SELL 40 MoRE.-Mr. Partch, OF
P,rtch's Hotel. New Haven, has announced
that he will s.ll no more liquor.
Itls about time for those who e1ntem-
plate visiting Saratoga and the sea shore
next summer to begin To borrow, beg OF
steal.
RrcmoxD.-A hoy four years old, whose
father is in the employ Of f. d. Mason. fell
from an out>idestairway the othoi day, and
broke his thigh.
The proposed railroad between this place,
lex Junction and Cambridge. l. again
'cins asitatod mere and along the line.
New maple sugar has been brought in in
abundance within the last few day. and
the article Is no longer scarce luxury.
Winter may he said to have fairly Slipped
out of the lap of Spring. We heard rcd
robin singing qnite gaily during the pleas
ant sunshine of yesterday afternoon.
~. AluAxs ErrrER MARkEr-The market
Tuesday, wa dull, and prices without
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

WORK hor-e- Ituuo
other according CO. value. -........-.....-
u -.---.--.----.- -----------.-. SOD
N''I.--------- -.---------- ----.-.-.. 20
fsu trITrRE.-A meeting of the fish
commissioners of the New England States
was held at Boston on Wednesday. at the
State House. DR.. NJ. Goldsmith ofRutland,
and DIR. NJ c. Edmund, Of Weston, the
commissioners for Vermont. were present.
DIR. GOLDSMITH was elected chairman. Eight
hundred and sixty thousand young salmon
are io be put this spring into the head
waters ct the Connecticut river. and 10
Goa Young salmon into the head waters of
Champaign. The Vermont commissioners
have agreed at their own expense toput
into the Connecticut, at Below Falls, this
spring, two millions of young shai. These
are the most extensive plants Of fish thus far
undertaken in this state
Mo>rruIfs-Mr. Jamc~ Il Lansdou
has purchased OF Mr. George l.anglon her
half interest in the two si0rc- ON Main
street. and an the real estate in town for
merry owned by James Il. and George Lang
dom m partnership.
Mr. +. G. Gilman has parha,cI abe cx-
t,n~igc carriage factory OF John " Clark.
The temperance work in Montpelier con
tinuc~ without abatomcnt Both the
womcnS' and me- .,.,,-o,.-,oestirl-s have
t.. t4.
''''' ''' 81 wa '" NY VII" uHuA-S'"S ii''''-
est
Vuscc.,.,. ~. -. r. ...l...rl,.
nate oranges IN this State now exceeds one
hundred Hon. +. p. Cotton Of lra~harsh.
and f. /. lIoycy, E-l., of St 'lohE-bury,
Master AMI Secretary of the State TRANCE.
have appointed Joseph H. Crosby, of 81.
A,hau~. State AGENT. and hc has given Tail
e. the Executive Committee in the sum o..
SIo.Ooa for the faithful DISCHARGE of his
duties.
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80. 80 ''''''l''v y '0 , -''''u' ''''
-. ,..,. -, - IL.
a.. ,a, '''', ',''' wa W IT,.
.''' 81" 'o'l N'dnH measure 'i sue" l"l.'-
her. whether under or over one inch IN
thickness. -Itould ID, l,fJucc1 10 inch mca--
.,~., g.. ,I, ....-.... c.......,..,,. l,,.,.
i''
sup i'',,'' ~ '''''''''''
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49,, -.
gar AM has recovered $40
+ :, pprv pr,ru-A Wov,y T,,yp Dyke
: OK THE ,'ui-pr,. Srrrs Mrs Mary rurncr
"'o '' ''''' j" ''' "a
'amI3 l'r inc ''S' Two S''i1' "''u WY
1''"'''''S ''''''u'S o''''N= '',' mac '''
IA h'r usual soou health ana ie'' 'o''
watson houSe' on Ohloh street. carry III
1ral lein,. onvious q, ho .pre.cnt imam the
rcturn of Ei.bon DE G,e-brj,nl from
abroad She was eoon after discovered in a
belnl..-s ,,pJ;ti,,, .ittin,, ,,,,,p the stems Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

huFnA1r RELIEF from Coughs, Colds lloarse
ness, Nhooping-C Cough and all distressing com
plants of the throat and lungs may he found in the
use oi Week = Magic Compound. No other remedy
seem. to reach the seat oi the disease Ike Il. Sold
D., all ,lrupuists March p VIM ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-03

DIR. B. 5. Nichols has become a member
Of the lumber firm of C. Blodgett, Son ~ Co.