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Zuleika is ned away.
Thought YOUR bolts and your bars were strong
\ minstrel came to the gate to-day
And stole her away with song.
Il sos- was subtle and sweet,
II made her Young heat beat,
II gsvea thrill to her faint hearts viii,
And wins 10 her weary feet.
Zaleika was not for ye,
Though your laws and your threats were hard
The minstrel came from beyond the sea.
And took her in spite OF your guard
HIS ladder Of song was slight.
But 1t reached 10 ner window height
Each verse 80 frail was the silken rail
From which her soul took flight.
The N instrel was fair and young
His heart was Of love and ire
His song was such as you ne'er have sung.
And only love could inspire;
lie sang of the signing trees.
And the passionate singing seas,
And the lovely land OF MS minstrel band
And with many song Ike these.
He drew her forth to the distant wood,
Where bird and flower were gay,
and with silent JOY each green tree stood
And with singing along the way,
He drew her 10 where each bird
Repeated MS magic word,
Ard there seemed spell she could moi tel
In every sound she heard.
And singing and singin. still.
He lured her awas so far,
Past So many + wood and valley and NIL,
That now, would you Know where they are
In bark on a silver stream,
a fair as You see IN a dream;
L.. theiark .,ides along 10 the minstrcl's song
WA.le the smooth waves ripple and CLEAN.
And soon they " L reach the shore
OF that land whereof he sings
And love and song VIII be cveTmure
The precious tho only things:
They Will live aud have long delight,
They two % each others .ht,
IN the violet vale az the u -htngale.
And the flower that blooms by Git.
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For sale BY 90. c GOODWIN & Co. Bo.t.a
Au-.2I-+dkv "
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Baron Anselm De Rothschiid, who died
recently at his country scat at DOhliug near
Vienna. was a man OF extreme simplicity Of
character, in spite of his immense wealth.
By his express desire, recorded in his will,
bis funeral was celebrated without any
pomp. 4 hearse drawn by two horses, fol
lowed only by few servants, conveyed the
body 10 the northeastern station, whence it
vas taken to the domain in which the iami-
~ vault Is situated. The fortune OF the
baron Is estimated at more than a thousand
rnILLiurs II franz
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The river men still complain Of exceed
ingly dull times. But few boats are coming
10 tide water. and the tugs running on the
river are not more than paying expenses.
Western boats were lowed to New York yes
terday for s. and northern boats for 81
The boatmen grow fat at these rates, While
the treasures of the several towing lines
are being depleted. At the locks and side
cuts the several runners occasionally wax
warm in their disputes and not unireq uent-
" come to blows. Several humping matches
have occurred lately Troy Times
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LET HIM HANC.-A few days since a man
residing in Sheffield had misunderstand
ing with his sons, and thought to put an
end 10 trouble and existence by rope
lie tied the rope firmly on high. adjusted
II TO his neck and swung of In due time
be ceased to gle and gasped as for the
last time. His two sons found him in bis
perilous position, and the eldest made haste
10 cut down his beloved patsr The young
est took a different view OF the matter, and
did not wish t. thwart his father designs,
even at this solemn crisis. The eldest brother
called out for help, but the youngest re-
sponded To the entreaty by saying, Cues
We better let the old cuss hang" The cid
est didn't choose 50 to do, however, and the
father was saved uuar9r
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Pink and purple, arch.n- over
Mcai9w-s.Dpes ID ck set v IA clover.
Pms .ud purple and blue together
o. the Vcr,Dct summer weather
o, the corn. with green leaves beam ~
o. the roses deep 10 dreaming
Wherefore. Oar. u-. q 80 thou tarry
Come and bind the spell @, 'acry
PING and purple slowly al.n-.
Fainter cu'0rs urer-had u--
iIil iu dusk. Tho ascot chorus,
Tells taa' u -lt Is falling o'er us.
In the east a star IS lurn.u--
Signal. Gear. ui fly return L-s
And the t4. y eyes are weary
Gone aat bind TIE spell % iIery
Pink aud purple & 'e together,
o. the perfect summer weather
o, tleuarE a.u- aching over
Meadow SLOPES tI.eh SCI " tn clover
o. the cra-lly-s insect drUliu--
., the tender babe -ciuuu.u--
And the luFr THAT does NOT taTrs-
Making all world p. .aery
Tile .iltn.
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NOTICE.
Mrs BURNS would announce that she has removed
her
Hair Dressing Establishment
Hair Goods and Jeacelry

BACoY's NEW BLOCK, CHURCH STREET.
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London Is a sort of museum in which the
outcasts Of the rest of Europe are gathered
and kept on exhibition NJ. d. Conway
writes OF this feature of London society in
this way English society has had long
experience Of men who have come to this
country with blood hounds on their tracks,
and with foreign police proclamation of
their cut-throat disposition ; they have re-
ceived Mazzini a. a denounced assassin and
found him saint ; they have sheltered
llerzan, the Russian, As a sort of Guy
Fawkes, and found him man Of genius.
and Of such nozzle qualities, that this day
his son CDR Herzen of Florence, discoverer
Of the new process for preserving meat
fresh for three months without Ice or cook
ing) is welcomed in some Of the most at
tractive London drawing-rooms because of
the love and honor felt for the memory of
his father. Nay, we have in London now
number Of gentlemen who were connected
with the Commune, and have resided here
ever since. Among these are De Cecilia,
whose knowledge of Arabic. Persian, and
the SclavonIc languages has secured for him
proiessorship, IN which he gives the high |
est satisfaction. and where he is much be- |
loved by the students. Also NJ. Andreux,
who has recently been delivering a series of .
lectures on early French poetry and the de- /
yelopment of French literature which have
attracted many of the finest scholars in
London, aud been pronounced full of the
richest learning and Indicative of a most
refined genius d. well a. culture in the lee
turer. These men would both be shot next
week if they went to Paris. They have ac-
complishcd wives who would also be shot if
they should 20 to Paris Veal know that
a great many gentlemen and ladies as re-
fined and excellent have been shot. Its too
late. therefore, for journalists 10 try and
get up any feeling in London against the
defeated Communists as ifthey were fiands in
human shane. That * plsyed ont They
tried TO defend cause vbIc6 was believed
in by the man who best of all Englisbmen
had studied France-,J : Mill thev and
their communal princiole fell. they tried
to save the live, of thousands of their can
tured comrades bv replving Ia their slanob-
ter by a reprisal. AS any Of us would have
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The relatives and friends Of Edgar y.
Poe decline the offer of George W. Chilis
of the Philadelphia Ledger to erect a monu-
ment over his remains, preierrlng that any
memorial should be proposed by the teach
ers and public school officials and other al
mirer- OF the deceased poet in Baltimore,
aad Tor which a considerable sum has been
for some time in the hands Of the proper
committee.
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MAKES The WEAK STRONG,

The Per7;yiG7l SyTHD. n Protect
ed Solution of the P1'otOTide Of
iron, as so combined as to hare
the Character Of Gl3 0iiHleNt. as
cdSi(y digCSfci AMI OSSiEli{rfeR
acith the blood rs the simplest
ROOD. II Increases the qIdHfttV
OF Natures CUs TitG{i-il.y
agent, Iron in he J{O0d. and
cures ga Thousand ills. ;" simDIV
OUIOniHg mp. JlgCiJOrdtiRJ and
Hdti-iHO the System. The en-
T!ched and 1'it0Ii=ed 6IOod per-
meGtcS ccery part OjtRe Jody,
repairing damages and fc0sfc,
searching ont morbid secre-
tons, and tearing nothing Tol.
disease to fCcH upon.
This as the secret of TIE 7rO,3-
derTH success of this s.en9ecfy IN
caring Dyspepsia, Liver Com
paint, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar
rh0a, EoilS, Nervous Affections
Chills and Feycrs, Uunors,
Loss of Constitutional Iigor.
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, female CornDlaints.
ana al diseases OT.iGi9QfiDT in
a ddd state Of the blood, on. ar
c0mp0niod Or sjc5iyity on. q Ion,
state Of the system. Bcing freo
from -AtcOh0t, in ann form. ifs
eneFJi-iHg effects are not fcI-
t0wed 6y corresponding reac-
ton, Dat are peI7RGllenf. INN
sing strength. Ci9Or. and mem,
HJe INTO al parts oJ'the sySfen.
0Iid c"itdiHg Up an IRON Con-
stitutiOn.
thousands hare been channel
or TIE use of this renedY. fj,oDS
redH, SicLty. snferin1 crcG-
lures. to strong. healiRy. 0u1
Happy Dsep and aC0yl.e,I: OnI
;nrdtids cannot 1.eGsonQJiyhcs-
atGte to giYc 10 q trial.
See that each bottle has Peril.
WAN SYRUP 6io,Cls IN the glass,
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprie:ors.
No. Milton Place, noston.
SOLD By DEuGoIsTs GENERALLY
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Vermont Republicans believe in rotation
in office. Congressman w Hard fell a VIC
tim to the dislike of his constituents to long
terms In Office. and failed of denomination.
Congressman Poland, more fortunate in the
caucus, seems to have been been beaten at
the polls. There was opposition to him at
the last election, but the good luck that
seems to have now forsaken him, then car
ried him through.
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BExxINGroN.-The chap who burglarized
& b. Sibley's clothing store, Aug. 2l-t,
has been discovered in the person Of a
colored man named Williams, Twin. on the
mountain lie vas identified by clothes in
his possession, which Mr.. Sibley recognized
as belonging to him. The burglar was
lodged in Jail
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j U Il Z B L b I i?


WEAK, NERVOUS, OR DEBILirATED'
Are you So llnSuid that any e-ertion reI4 PES q. Pc
o. aa eff IT than you Zee. capable o.. ll-a-f
Then try JURUBEBA, tie wonde-sl -4-t
invi -orat r. which acts 50 hcueicili.y .a ... .r
cTetiec or-las as 20 impart vizor 60 al OLE 90
forces.
IL l. no alcoholic appetizer. which st.I1 l..- p
a short tine, only o. let tle sufferer "a. t u--
depth o. misery, but il vegetable te1.- - e
directly on the LIVER ana spleen.
Il regulates the bowels. Quicts the nerves All
gives -uch healthy tone T. the whole SIS sa- Sc
soon make the invalid .eel iiEe new re~-. o.
It's operatlun -s not violent, but Is c.ars.t.-1 Fl
BY great -entlenezs the patient eXrc-.t--.- r.
sudden change, No. marked results, ta- -14.-4. 3
bis trulrlcs
Fold Their tents Ike the Arabs
And si.eat. y steal away
This i no new and uLtrcd discovery. il- .-
been long used with wonderful remedial resl o.
and IS prualuucet hF the highest med cal iut...-
ties " the most powerful tonic and al-e-4- rs
known
Ask your drugs for e.
For sale hy 6Eu. {. GOODWIN s Co. Bo.t.-
Au-. 2l-+ifw-v
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CONSUMPTION

winch can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
propl1etors. 1t is aclnowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever i'll
troduccd for the relief and
cure of al! Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
Of over forty years. When
escorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
eases of Coughs, Bronchitis.
Group, Whooping Cough,
influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side.
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
6alsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
ioosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation.
thus removing the cause Of
the complaint.
PREPARED DY
S1fa W. fOWLE & SONS, Ror.o, No..
ana sod BY Druggists and De.lersgenernily.
ocs2o-deod&wIy
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gsu advertisements.
SUCCESS TO THE REUNION
ASSURED.

Part of the exercises Of the Reunion previously
overlooked by Us, will be tbs marching and coun-
ter-marehin- down St. Paul St, to College, up Col
lee TO No. and ; Bank Block; there break ranks,
and inspect the stock Of Good. now openin. at B.
TUX BRo's.
A sp,eniid assortment o. Imported aad Domestic
Cloths, Coat.n-s and SuitinSs selected with great
care for fine custom toilorins tra's which We cut
and make up to order into Gentlemen's garments
IN a style not surpassed elsewhere
Elegant and new styles in Ready Made Clothing
Tor Mon, Boys and Children. New Furnishing
Goods; new styles in Hats and Caps; nll assort-
ment OF Trunk, and Travelling Ba-s. We have
com lete assortment in every department.
Fall styles Of SILK Hats have arrived.
You can save money and have better assort-
ment to select from, by calling before purchasing,
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:. FREE PRESS, FRIDAY
who was in favor of mixed schools and he

who was in favor of mixed schools and he
was from South Carolina. The great ma
jority Of those favoring the civil rights bill
( desire only that the colored race shall have
equal educational facilities with the whites.
Many of the senators who voted for it were
hoping all the time it would be defeated,
and they will not vote for it again.
Many of those who voted in favor OF
Its passage, had told him that if it did
not pass las; session it was dead, and that
there would be no trouble about it here
after.
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Another decline, down il goes. Best Winter and
Spring Wheat Flour at very low prices.
SALMON, SALMON TROUT, MACH
EREL, GOLDFISH, &C,
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STATE NORMAL sCHooI

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
RANDOLPH. VERMONT
rail Term begins the Fourth Tuesdav in
August.
COURSE OF STUDY EXTENDED -no.pn M
INSTRUCTION ENLARGED
- NUMBER OF STUDENTS INCREASED n,
More thsi $50 Graduates.
TUITION $1,000 A YEAR
EDWARD coEANT, Principal.
Randolph. Nay IL. I674.- dltawkvtf
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AYERS ARsiPARSLLA,
FOR PURIFYING TIE BLOOD.

,tff. This compound Of tie
% i.I IIIl[/ vegetable Alternatives
&zT TJAr1L,(/ sarsapar.lla, Duck, Sill
IN NLlOTls1 /Iin-a and Mandrake
!. !. !. !. !. J. Is. !. !. !.
~ M w " til the Iod.l,s Ok Pit
X u N[<a.sium AVID Iion makes
SS "a most oGeetull cure e
Il ~ series @: Complaints
--E@\[=S% waieh are very prevalent
<zzAA AMI an ctin-. ], Iuri-
aes the blood, pur-es out the lurking hunors IN the
system. that undermine health and settle Into
Troublesome disorders Esu tons Of the kin are
the appearance On the surface os hamoss that
should be expelled tom the blood. Internal de-
engagements are the determ nation Of these same
humors to some internal organ. or cr-ans, whose
action they deraa-e, and whose Substance they
disease and destroy, AYERS SAEsAPAEiLLA expe,s
these humors from tie blood. When they arc gone.
the disorders they produce disappear. such rs u
cerations o. the Liver, stomach Kidneys Lun.s,
Eruptions and E-up.ive diseases o.: tie 5 in, s..
Anthony's Ere Rose. ami Eryspe!l-, P,mp!es
Pustules. Elo,ches. Bl.ls. Tumo-s letter ami Salt
Rheun Scald Head R'n-v1-ul. Ulcers ard Sores.
Rheumatsm, Neuralgia, Fam ia tie Bones. Side
and Head, Female Weasness, Sterl.ty, LeucorThdea
arising 'ro,n Internal Liberation aaf J-er he Dis
ease, D.opsy, Dyspepsia, Emac.afion ami General
Debility. VT. choir .es s-.-re health returns
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COFFEEI COFFEE
FLOUR! FLOUR.

Coffee fresh roasted and very nice. and selling at
the old low price before the rise,
At WESTON. JONES BROS.
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nnIsG,ous ,HrELL...:xcr.

BAPTIST.
The Woman's Baptist Missionary Saoie-
ty, whose chief support come from New
England maintains 10 lady missionaries, 10
Bible women and one native preacher, and
assisted in supporting - schools with over
LOO pupils 1t raised $50 600 last year.
The Baptists recently held missionary
convention in Blrmah, lasting fee days The
| proceedings we're conducted in Bdrman,
Karen and English. There was an attend
ancs Of l37 delegates. Among the reports
it was stated that missionaries, in their
travels among the Gaychos. found chapel
in nearly every village, built in expectation
| of the appearance Of supernatural prince
! The people heard the gospel gladly and
changed their chapels from temples for
super~titioIS uses to places for Christian
worship The BaptistS now have in Bur
nah 80 churches. 10 ,307 members and
476 teachers Last year GA persons
were baptized, and over 50 900 was con-
trlbutcd by the churches.
CONGREGATIONAL
Rev. Or. Clement, who for the last five
years has been acting pastor Of the church
at Que chce, Vt. las preached his farewell
dl-cOurSc.-Eey y. f. Carter of Oxford
vile, y. II has accepted the call from the
church in Bellows Falls. Vt and will COM
mcncc hi work the first sabbath in Octo-
Der KEY Henri NJ. Grout. formerly
pastor of the Congregational Church in
West Rutland. Vt. has been invited to the
pre~id ncY of Ihavcr College. Missouri
The CliH esationali~t- of England haze
Just rai-fT fund of hall a million of dol
LAYS Tor retiring pastors, and are engaged
in raising "A fund TOR the sid lws Of deceas-
Cd ministers which already amounts TO
over eighty thousand dollars y Con-
gregationa. Church of twelve members was
formed Agc. l.. at Monroe, y. II OPP /
posite MclnIee's Falls. Vt, which j. to DE /
associated with the latter in the support of /
one pastor. The community included in |
these new parish limits numbers about 40 |
souls.
EPISCOPAL.
At the last meeting of the Protestant
Episcopal General Convention committee
Wa appointed % report upon plan for the
dlvl-!auo the church int provinces >imi.ar
to tho-cufrhc English e-tabii>hmentant the
Roman Catholic Church.-Bishup Potter.
Of New l9.k, has issued letter in which
he declines to take part in the Episcopal
Church Congress. which it i proposed to
hold IN October lie thinks it j. unueccs
5 ny, and viii be mischievou- in IL tendon
y. because it must act a. lobby.
METHODIST.
The camp meeting commences Tuesday.
=. ontlc la, year. yamp-gr1Gnd
4; Alblrgh, VI.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The French Catholics continue to show
.
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OFFICE, PECK'S BLOCK. COLLEGE ST..
This Agency represents first
class FIRE, LIFE, and ACCI-
DENTAL Insurance Companies.
Careful attention will be given
TO all business left here. Due
notice Of expiration Of policies
always given.
e Losses equitabIy adjusted
and promptly pnid..E
T. 8. PECh,
General ms. Agent.
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GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS.

Special attention to the Changers and Farmers Clubs
Burlington, Vt, June i-49wtf
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\ T w O o ID


ERGCE FOt5 SALE.
NVE arc nov able ta supply extra. cherry col
W o.ct. ~. .r.ut B-.. &. p. au oth,reual.
ties. on snort notice. They c4n Doe sent g. any
station on Tie line Oh. the teutra, Vermont. Yer
tariff
CIRCULARS giving rr-as and .1e--hts sen; on
application.
j. Il. DBUBY son.
Essex Junc Ft. July 81. --i--d&w1m
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DIR. J. C. AVER Co, LEVEL, Mss,
Practical au- Analytical Chemist
Sold iy al Druggists AMI iIca'er. ia Nei-c-ne.
WELLS. RICHARDSON & Co. Wholesale AGENTS.
Burliu-t D. -.
An. 15-de.awkv
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TEA TEA.

Just received new lot of that Japan Tea at > cts
per pound, : pounds Tor Four DOLLARS. IL Is
better than the last, and is selling fast, try IT,
WESTON. JONES & BROS,
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commercial Law,

Commercial Law,
VRELArlNG TO NEGOTIABLE PAPER, CONTRACTS PART
NERsHIP, ETC.,
All OF which are especially necessary for and
adapted to Commercial purposes.
Pupils desiring other studies than above NAV 90.
Iect any or all Of the COMMON ENGLISH STUDIES and
pursue them in connection with or separate from
COMMERCIAL STUDIES.
Pupils received at any time If there arc vacancies
r Prospectus and Circular q the School, post free.
mo school is now located at 355 Washington Street
location previous TO the fie Of May 30, ls.3.
Hours, to 2. Closed Saturdays.
VACATION DURING JuiY AND AUGUST.
Application for admission, Sept LIST, may he made
IN person till July LIST. iIom July LIST To AnOust
ith by letter only, building closed August lTth
~ Sept LIST, the principal will be in attendaoce
March 25-wtf Pai'
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From tie Albany Journal
OF course, Vermont goes Republican.
The Green Mountain State never fllterS. s.
TAR as the general ticket vas concerned. the
only question about the election yesterday
wa one OF maiorltieS. and a single sentence
Of the despatch tells the story. There will
he but slight falling off from the Repub-
.iran maj rites OF lo72 on the State
ff-Ler 80
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mad Chronic Rheu-

HARRY HILL, the champion wrestler l.
Eat Houston ST. says GILES LINIMENT
ivBiDE tHnctIA cures soreness and = .
ness o. the joints AID muscles; recommends .t :.
all -ymna~ts
W.. H. Vas Corr. Superintendent o. the Fec.
wood Park, has used Sile-' Lin. nent IDIde. A..
mouia ca horses and rec mmcuds :.
UAeRY BAssETI's owner. Col. Ncpan.e--s u-s- p
his stables tiles L'nnent Io1ide Ammaa A. Den
81 SRI avenue, y. Y. Sold ~ Drug s;s Sent y
fdsiw
4 GENTS WANTED io- Best and L4fsst Ma,
n tire United Stafes and World ever pub ...-
Together It'll Chprts and Pictures. L4r-e VI -as
made IS o. crrra MY. send 'or terms ~ or.- b. j.
L, 81 lHNSEF. Publisher, Concord. y. H-Ss...
fd1w
yETDskFiNS PEOri male or Feua.e En-.
w p.0yment at home, o per week war-l-,sl
10 cap tai required. Particulars and valuable -.-
pies s4nt free. address with six cent return SIAM.
c. ROSS. " .l-il ns1gr-, ~ T.-Aus ~. +iSwtu
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Nos ? and Bank Block, College St.
Burlington, Aug. y. ls74.-d4wtG
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For "a rty years millions have inteutly Vs-s..t
his perilous yet heroic struggles and grand le-
nents- and now gerry desire the COMPLETE LIE
HISTORY %. u wur4d-reno Wned hero am ueue. BEE
tor, which INF Ids also the curiosites ana wea.-l e
a Wild and wonderful country. 1t is Just elts.
2,en agents wanted ga ckly. one agent sold 81 sl-
other 96 one week. For particulars. address III D.
BARD BROS either PL-la., Boston, o. C.ncu1a--
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Schools.
BRYANT x STRATrON SCHOOL.
BOSTON, MASS.
CO..l tfp CccinI

COURSE OF STUDY, PREPARATORY TO BUSINESS.
me studies embraced in the plan Of the Sehoo.
and designed for those pupils who have acquired I
Branches are
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III III Y Vf'F III W.
Cheap for Cash,
At WESTON, JONES BROS.
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The camp meeting commences Tuesday.
/ September =, ont'.e las year. gaup-groEnd
a; Alhlrgh, VI.