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INFORMATION WANTED, Of EDWARD
/ McNORTON, aged 81 years, who left the Parish
Of IsHmlin Comfy Monohan in Ireland, in May
ls,5 took shipping in Bcas! for the States TIC
has sister, Caiharne, in Burlington VI, WIN who'll
he can communicate BY addressing s''er 10 o"'
Of John Myers OF Burlington aforesaid ''"'
Burlington, W., Sept. 3, 1916
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WINOOSKl FALLS GOING AHEAD!
n FLETCHER, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, HAS

II r.noved sbon near Barlow 4 Woods store,
where he considers hi nscf permanently, located He
desires to return his thanks for the liberal sup
port he has received since his commencement IN bust
ness in the aforesaid city, and hopes ny assluily III
business sill 10 merit n share of their patronage
through stun study and practice in the of Tailoring he
has discovered new mode OF drafting coats which Is
unknown to any but himself A correc, measurement.
OF ensuring complete fits The position ct the Gus
toner must he understood There is not razor VINO
complete % without TIM, TINS f S Sas
ID I. would inform his customers tl'n' i,e na7 p"
ali coIors. and Of giving Them the fresh and lively APP
pearance they were wont 10 have in their earlier days
| CUTTING done 10 order, on the shortest hoi,ce-
and warranted to fit, il properly made up Boys
Dresses, and Ladies' Riding Habits, made according
| to fashion or fancy.
| Winoosk Falls July !, 1916.
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All puI lS1ed statements of cures performed by this
medicine ar, IN every respect. true.
BEWARE OF CoUNrLAFElTs AND LIMITATIONS. The M
paraleled and astonishing efficacy OF Dr. Wis,ars Raj
sam OF Wild Cherry in all the diseases tor which it is
recommended curing many after the skill of IL e
Drsl physicians was unayal!ing has effected a large
and increasing demand Tor it. Ilis TACT has caused
several unprlncpled countartecrs and imitators to
palm oil spurious mixtures of similar name and appear
alce, for the genuine Basam
BE careful and &c, the genuine Dr.. WIsTARs B l.
SAN OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine unless signed
by l. BUTTS. Address all orders to SErr w towLE.
Boston, Mass. For sale by PECK Il SPEAR. Bur-
hngton also by w b. Hatch, IFiaooski Falls
AGENTS &c Jorge Ayres. Milton; Bovnton & Bur
rltt, Htnes5urgh; Cantield TiLlision William
Rhoads, Rirhpond; II. l.. Camp, Store; NJ Wires.
Cnm5ridge; Curtis * Dachcr. 81. AiJdns, : p Red
Huntington, FergeRHes; DR.. Russell 1IiddieJmu =
sold also by Druggists and Agents generally.
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HUMAN HAIR. IN THE FORM OF
Beautifui and Delicious Preparation, caiied
JONES'S CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
n OTE--Among the educated, there few who
will doubt but that by forcing the roots and scalp
of the heak to a ncathv action. can cause growth
AYE dark. luxuriant growth. The roots being heal
thy, sediment called dandruf scuri is discharged
from the scalp; the hair now becomes soft and silky
Thus the strongly fastened in their native soil
proudly and spendidy display their beauty, spcci
men OF diseased nature raised from death by the pow
erful aid of Science.
Having stated, above, the actual, true, and real
qualities of Joness Coral Hair Restorative, leave the
intelligent portion of the public ojudge OF the truth Of
its possessing these qualities by the testimonials of the
following highly respectable citizens editors. pubib
officers, &c. They are few taken from host OF 9TH
1t has called forth this testimonial from the most
enlightened body OF men IN the world
From J. s. Baker. Esq, F. A. s. T.
The American scientific Institution has been favor
ed with specimen of Ioness Coral Hair Restorative
tor the purpose OF testing It's recommended qualities
and report as follows We have infinitely examined
and tested Joness Coral Hair Restorative, and find that
it consists OF compounds decidedly fayorab bic for nour
ishing sottening causing growth curing danruil, and
giving dark appearance to the HAIR, being the qna-
ties most recommended By Mr. Jones' which this soci-
ETY. hnds perfectly true, and in virtue thereof, award
Mr. Jones this testimonial
(sgned) J. 5. BAKER, F. A. 5. |.
From the London Times Of Ocio1cr, 1910.
eve have tried Ioness Coral Hair Restorative. 1t
is brilliant We at first thought il pull, but our
better half that its effects the chdrcns heads
is truly wonderful. We have used it, and speak on
our honor, that it really prevents our hair from falling
out, and gves 1t beautiful, downy, soft, and black
appearance and honestly think it is causing old
hair 10 grow again in the winter OF our lie
For sale by HARRINGTON BROTHERS.
Church-st., Burlington Vt, July 10, loi6
1.-THE only true agents for the sale of my articles
IN vermont ana '' 3sanc a' ''a'''2 r I IoNEs
5m3 81 Chatham-strcct Wholesale Proprietor
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Opinion Of a Regular Pbvsic;a,

m ..c Exeter. Me, Sept 30 1915
MINTARS BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY for diseases of the
Lungs, FOR two years past and many bottles to INV
Ahowledge have been used by my patients all with
bthcncla results In two cases where it was thought
continued consumption had taken place the Wild Cher
T! ehtcteu cure E. BOYDEN,
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The most astounding discovery!

A Blessing, a Miracle, Wonder TO cure Erup-
tons and Disiiguremcnts of the Skin, Pimplcs
Freckles, Sunburn, salt Rheum, Scuvey, Sore
Heads, &c. &c.
FouR years ago last August the capital otFrance was
Italian Chemist Many doubtcd--it seemed almos, an
inpossibity that any thing made by the hands fman
could have such singular powers that claimed by
ANTONIO VESPRiNI tor his invention Many casscd
him and his invention as a hambug land, alas many
foolish persons without trying, do the now > at
length after testing it in the hospitals the Medical So
cicy of Paris (hc best chemists in the worldly deliv-
cred the following report to Sgnor Nesprini
I'VE have now infinitely and carefully examined
the singular invention OF Ncsprini. We have analysed
its component partsvc have used it in several cases
and we hesitate not to pronounce it (The Italian Chem
cal Soap great blessing, and truly wonderful
remedy for any cuancous eruption Disagreement OF
the skin ts inventor we consider the true philanhro
pst of suffering mankind.
(Sgncdl LEOPOLD DUPRAY, Pres"
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LAW SCHOOL.
NHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL, ON THE

i third day Of September next, open Law School,
at Burlington, Vermont; in which they hope TO afford
Young men reasonable facilities for acquiring know
ledge ut least of the rudimcnts OF the Law II will
be their desire Undue students not only with know
ledge of the elementary princccs of the law, but also
with its spirit and philosophy The course Of instruc-
ton will combine Rotations from the most approved
textbooks with examination, and oral manuscript
lectures to which will be added moot courts, for the
argument and decision of cases, which have been pre-
yiouslv given out. The course of study which will
be prescribed will require at least two years for its
ACCOMPLISHMENT 1t will be their object, first to give
the student general view Of the system of the law
and of its leading principles; then, 10 proceed analyt
caly with its various titles until the student shall have
cncompassed as far as it may be possible, the whole
system The school will be organized by forming il
into two general divisions the wants OF the students
shall require A public room with library will be
provided at which the moot courts will be held and
which will be open at all times for the accommodation
of the students. 1t is expected that the members Of
the school will have the privilege OF attending the pub
lie lectures of the University Of Vermont and will be
admitted the enjoyment OF the College Library, free
of charge, subject only the incidental expenses o.
the latter The vacations OF the school will be two
annually: l. e.. of four weeks, from the first We'd
nesday of August, and one of nine weeks from the
first Wednesday of December; nearly corresponding
with the vacations il the College. The OF tuition
will be fifty dollars for academic year; and in tina
proportion for any fraction of year.
Burlington, July 10, 1876.
MILO l.. BENNETT,
ST WILLIAM w. PECK.
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M, BOOTS & SHOES. The SUBSCRIBER

RHN - has Just received from the Manufacturers
- splendid assortment OF BOOTS Il SHOES
of almost every description which viii be sold cheap
as the cheapest. Those wishing purchase would do
well 10 call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
in the best style
ALSO, an assortment OF CHOICE GROCERIES
consisting in part at the following articles:
TEAS, SUGARS, CoFTEE, SrICES, SALERATUs, MoIAssEs
on, Flour, SALT, Goldfish, MAcKIREI SALMoy,
SNUFF, TOBACCO. NAus, etc etc.
f.. J. FAY.
Burlington, June l. 1916 53u
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James Ethan, painter in Jersey city, was cured
of carbuncles and pimpes which he afflicted with
Tor many years, by part Of cake Of Jones Italian
Chemical Soap.
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CLAPP 4 KENT,
DOOK.BJNDING TIE SUBSCRIBER WOULD

vROUk-BlNDlNG. HE SUBsCkibER WOULD
Id say to his friends and the public that he s err
his old stand where he has superior workman and all
work entrusted to his care will be done IN good style
and taste Blank Books of the best linen paper made
to order and ruled to any pattern and warranted.
STEVENS WOODS.
Burlington. July g. 1876 Sirong's Building.
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JIrIL,Jsroy Umu SCHOOL AND FEMALE ST..

uILLIsTON HIGH SCHOOL AND FEMALE ST.
w MrYARy--The Fall Term of this institution
will commence on Wednesday,, September 9Th, under
The condition of this school is prosperous, number
of pupils large and the prospects Tor the future flatter
ing The Instruction is believed to be efficient and
thorough II is essential popularity OF the nstitu-
ton to lead the pupil so far practicable, both TO in
struct and govern himself This renders his studies
pleasant and ensures success. The facilities for the
acquisition Of natural science unusually good
The Principal possesses large Hersheian Telescope
of superior quality with other cxcccn, apparatus late
" enlarged which he will for the benefit OF the
student.
Tuition--For the Primary branches, $500
Higher 400
Languages $50
Bonrd can be obtained at from 81 IS to 81, so pei
week, including washing, &c
~ b. 1t is very desirable that those who anticipate
attending, should commence at the beginning OF the
quarter.
Wilison, Aug. 18th, 1876.
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AT BURLINGTON, VERMONT,
tSsi MERCHANTS HOTEL 80 AND Al

Mi MERCHANTS HOTEL 30 AND Al
jan tourfiandt 81, fright hand side going up from
North Rirer 10 Br0adray)
The above Hotel has been enlarged this season and
the Proprietor hopes to accommodate more Vermont
customers: He regrets his being obliged to turn of
so many the past fall and spring
His accommodations are now more ample, and he
trusts they will be found satisfactory business
Terms 81 % per day-s7 per week. The Burlington
Free Press is kept on File nj this House.
WIN. MUlRHEAD.
We stop, when in New York n, the Merchants
Hotel, 80 and Al Conrtand-st, and find an ohging
Host, polite and attentive servants, good table and
CLEAN rooms and beds. l2m6
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS.
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S,ODA-WATER AND NECTAR

I7 - These delicious beverages $50 conducive
-W0 TO good health when nicely prepared icy
i cold tum the fountains, with choice variety
iNlN of Syrups, constantly on hand.
N' The Mineral Waters from Saratoga open
..1Ds,s ed Soda Fountains, Apparatus, Furniture
PECK & SPEARS
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May IA, 1916
LEAVY HARD WARE. Log and Tr.c.

spi es shoves forks, hoes scyhes and snathes bacL
SIN his bellows, sledge hammers, narrow and broad
axe augers, cTobars. cAldron kettles. Wagon axl
steel springs brass kettles mill and circular saws wro
and cut nails, iron and brass wire, sheet copper an
bras, hoop iron, sheet lead, sheet zinc, grndstone
Ks, oven mouths, pillow castings, etc.
ne STRONGS & Co
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FOLLETT & BRADLEY,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

English & American Bar. Bolt Rod, Slit, Hoop, and
Band Iron, Pig Iron: Tin, Bolt and Sheet Cop
per, Nails, Glass Plaster, Wet & Dry Gro
ceres, Flour, Salt, Burr Mill Stones,
Boiling Cloths Shectings, &c, &c,
cfy' Storage and Forwarding. General Agents
and Commission Merchants, SOUTH WHARF
Burlington, W. IA
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j, 81, \, g. co.
WuOJ .ESALE DEALERS IN

WHUTESNEE DENTENo IN
Paints. Oils Dye Stuff, Glass, Nails Brads Spikes,
Foreign and American Iron, Steel, Pig Iron. Coal,
Tar, Betting Cloths. Plug and Cavcndsl Tobacco,
Flour AMI Foreign and Western Salt.
Agents for the Sale Of fairbanks Scdles, Adam
Smiths burr NIL Stones, orlards, Maccoboy and
Scotch Snuff Smoking and Chewing Tobacco:
On The Nquare. CoIkege-st., burlington, ". IA
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TOILET LOOKING GLASSES. BESIDE,

VNOILET LOOKING GLASSES. BESIDES
n great variety of Others, we have Toilet Look
ing Glasses with and without drawers under them
also kitchen and chamber Looking Glasses pocket and
trunk do Flower Vases and many other articles.
SO BRINSMAlD * BROTHERS.
rVRIISSES.-Latcst Improvements OF all the pop
ular instruments for Hernia or the diiieren; rup-
lures incident to the male Accurately applied by
PECK & SPEAR.
Also, all the Female Trusses OF late inventions, CON
stantly on hand. IL
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HARD waaD HA .Ii aBs ,: ARTH SJR

supplies of ) ADDLERN, Coach and Shelf HARD
WARE. in all its varieties. Also Drugs and Med-
cines, Paints. OILS, Namishes, etc.
Burlington, 1916.
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INN PLATES, WIRE sc. - BONES TIN
i Plates, l-3 and extra sizes 80 bids iron wire,
assortcd-sheet copper, copper bolt, Russia and Eng
sheet iron, sheet lead lead pipe, sheet zinc rvcs
June L. STRONGS Il co.
(ABBATH SCHOOL LILRARlES. so
- Volumes for $500
100 volumes for $1,000
Just received by STEVENS WOODS.
Nav o5
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CRANDOLESA AND LAMPS. An additions
" assortment of Grandolcs and also of SOLAR larc
and oil Lamps, Just received 5
July2 BRINSMAID & BROTHERS.
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- EVOLVING PISTOLS, &c. Half doz fine
IL Revolving Pistols good assortment of Vioins,
fine Violin Strings. Fish Hooks, Lines, and other
new Goods just rccrceived
BRlNSMAID & BROTHERS.
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TO COUNTRY TRADERS.

CARPETS. The SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE-
" ccived large assortment of Carpets of different
qualities and patterns, which he will sell by the piece
or retail at the lowest prices n LOVELY.
June 3, 1876.
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THE 4ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY of
l Hartford Connecticut, with capital OF S25o,00O
continue insure against losses by fire. the most
reasonable terms. GEO. b. SHAW Agent
Burlington Feb 6, lS i6
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HUMAN HAIR, IN THE FORM OF A

Only wholesale and relail agents for Vt and Canad
Church-st., Burlington VT, July 10, 1916. 5m3
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SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDS. Toy
~ Books in abundance-Blank Books all quaitcs--
Black. blue and red Ink-lndeabe Ink-Steel Pens,
and QuiIs--Letier Paper, very nice--do. do cheap
Cap do. all prices. A fresh supply Tor sale by
May &c 5. WOODS.
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INTENDED As TOKEN OF SYMPATHY
] with the living and mcmcnto of Christian aicc-
ton for the dead. By Rev. John Bowling. A. NJ
For sale by $. WOODS.
May &c.
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who took the complaint of Capt Rynds against Hsssy
Z Aulman who were arrested BY ofhcsrs Lssnald and
Brown and held to bail in the sum Of $1,000 to answer
Stealing Iren.-Bill Mccoy and Frank Williams were
caught last night bya policeman for stealing an iron
railing gate worth $2-hs property Of Jackson Con-
nell No. 100 Centre street Committed BY Justice Tay.
lor.
Escaped Prisoners .6reaed.-Jn Vinson and Bill
Jackson, who escaped from tine prison at Jefferson Mar
ke some few weeks since. rearrested by police
mon West and Connolly 10th ward, and taken back to
their old quarters
Taken from Thisf-A very neat hymn-book, with
gilt edges and casp-wth Elizabeth j. Little, supposed
to be part of some burglary Apply to officer Willis,
ct Essex Market police.
Taken Without Permisson-Jsmss r. Whiting, Esq.,
while arguing Of demurrer in the Court of Sessions
on Saturday last laid his gold pencil the table
which was no doubt accidentally put into genteman's
pocket who was the table By returning the
above to the owner. he viii save an exposure.
a Chsnes for the Habsas Corpus Samuel Harrison "a
cartman) was brought into the police ofnce charged
with stealing pie worth Is cents belonging to James
Goodwin, No. South street. This locked up
by Justice Merritt The prisoner has obtained counsel
and intends to BIO brought before the Recorder
corpus this morning. and doubt the pie will BIO done
brown.
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The amount Of yesterdays arrivals indicates a more
than usual dimnution of travelling The following are
all that were registered at the principal hotels the
ANEnIcAr-R A. Ripsler, New York; T. Walker.
sachusstts.
Asro.-A Hill, Boston; w. Kelsey, Charleston; J.
b. Vol, ST. Thomas; ID. B. St. John, Montsvdeo; l..
Wilson, Norwich; r. Blstsford L. Stuart, Worcester;
w Kelly, Ellerslie; +. II. Hazard, Providence; J.
German, Burlington; Messrs Butler, Ewing Edwards,
lngesoll Philadelphia; II. 8. Benedict, Troy,
Cirr-James McClintoch, philadelphia; ". L, fsrae,
New York; CommodoresW Perry, y. : a.; :. =; SUI
FRASxIN-s. Coils, New Haven 8 B. Jeweu do; G..
Frost Peekskill; J. Deris, PhiladelPhia =,
phia Edward shaw Texas; Mr.. Hubbard, Halifax.
HowAsp-H Sinclair, Philadslpha; NJ. Frost, New
Jerssv. D. Munger Michigan; }. Flanagan
w. Newell New York. Major Stanton do; w. Wey.
soy Philadsphia; A. rsnman, dol A. Lppsncstt, Phila.
dslpha.
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The decrease has been about fifteen per cent beth In
the value Of merchandise and in the amount Of duties
ceivsd The falling on in dutiabls goods very small
compared with the decrease in free goods.
Tho chairman of the select committee in the Senate
Of Pennsylvania to which referred 20 much Of the
Govsrners Mssags relates to the Tariff reported u
preamble and resolution setting forth in substance that
Whereas the present Tariff barely affords sufficient rsvs
nue. and proper suitable incidental protection to domsr
tie manufactures and products and therefore instrustng
our Senators to oppose any attempt to modify alter
the Act Of April 50, 1872 which taken up and the
resolution of instructions unsnmssy agreed to in full
Senate.
The Directors Of the La Fayetts Bank Of Cincinnati,
have declared dividend Of three per cent, payable to
at the Bank Of America.
We annex table showing the quantity Of many ard
ces imported into this dstricto the past three years.:
NEGOTIATIONS PoRr or New Yosx yeR 1915, sA
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MONEY MARKET.
Monday. Jan. 1910 r. nI.


The market very unsettled to day, and prices fell
OF fraction. There appeared to be but little dspos
ton to operate the steamers 10 near at hand,
and the anxiety to learn the result of the various mpor
tant political and commercial movements going at the
last accounts before becoming involvsdin any more
stock transactions Ohio fell OF per cent; U. S.
Il Illinois 6's 4; Morris Canal Il Mohawk Il Harlem Ii
Norwich and Worcester l; Canton Co., vcksburg, Far
mers Loan, Reading Railroad and Long Island, closed
nrm at Saturdays prices Ohio ~ went up per cont
and Stonington2.
have not as yet had any effect upon the markets. No
one appears to understand what will be the result Of the
change Of Ministry, the repeal of the laws,
Of the many other things in contemplation. This
has rather had the effect Of unsstng things here and
until moro definite advices are received, there viii be
very little activity in any branch Of business repeal
Of the laws independent Of any other MEASURE
must prove immensely beneficial to the agricultural pro-
ducts that depend uponour farmers can grow ~
large crops they please, are sure Of finding
market abroad. We can raise grain cheap any M
ton in the world and all require to be placed upon
the same footing with others. A permanent foreign
demand for our breadsrufs, will do to raise
the value of lands in the Western States thanrany-
thing else repeal of the corn laws will open at
agrcultursts markets containing forty millions
Of people, and extensive than could build up
within limits in ages highly protective tariff
for centuries would not build up home markets for
agricultural products extensive those that will be
opened at to by repeal Of the corn laws. We
hardly realise the immense advantages opening
of tho ports Of Great Britain will give this country
The farmers of the West compelled almost every
year. the bulk Of therp products their
SOIL for the want of markets The fertile soil Of these
sections has been pushed to is umsst and there
occasion the products Of that section might be
increased three fold the surplus products of this
try find outlet the value Of the whole produce Of
the country will be increased two fold and the sgreul
tura classes greatly benefited We do not place any
value upon total repeal of the corn laws Of Great
Britain than do upon the effect that movement may
have upon our own commercial policy which, the spi
rit of reciprocity must b modified upon the most liberal
principles
The long talked Of Erie Railroad question has at last
been settled hnal vote taken to-day, and the d.
cison was in favor of the receive 1t has been decided
that the Erie Railroad ssock made BY converting the
bonds Of the company, was not legal delivery. The
vote was upon the following question:
Shall the converted stock of the Erie Railroad sCom