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We Are Conine.

"A ND WILL PREsENT TO ANY PER.
"A son sending Us a club In our Great One
SILK Dress Pattern, PIec OF Sheetlne, Watch
&C, nee Of cost. Catalogue OF goods, and.
sample, sent TO any address nee. Address ].
.. HAYES &fCO., 80 Hanover st., Boston,
Mass, p a. Box bIM
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We have also on hand 5000 worth Of La.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
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THE RICHESTe MAN In THE
WORLD. EStrnrt Of n l IAitnr nom Rar.

WoRIS. EStiast H ot a Letter nom Bar: Bar:
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Honore..-Will you be kind enough 10 have
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Baron Solomon Rothachild having recon-
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pot In Paris,
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NhA
Oftiee, % Monroe ST., mex. door to lst Ma.
tional Bank.
oRFIcERs:
GEO. K. WHEAT, President,
JAMEs McCLuNEY, Vice President,
JOHN bishop, Secretary.
CHAS. WALLACE, State Agent fnr West
Virginia and Maryland. I'm
DIREcToRs:-John L. Wilson, Jas O. On,
John A. Armstrong, A. Q. Quarter, Geo, X.
Wheat, Samuel Harper, James McCtnney,
Morgan l.. Ott, Geo. AdamA.
REREREscEa: 8. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison q
Co, Wholesale GTocers, Wheeling; Pryor.
HRndlan Co, Wholesale Grocer, Wheel.
ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling Mcclellan d Knox, Boot and
Shoe honse, Wheeling; McCabe, Rrait 4 90,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. FranHhelm d
Co., Wholesale Wines and Liquors, Wheel.
ing; WinShip, Woods q Co, Queenswafe
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub, Register,
Wheeling; 7. Q. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling;
Campbell, Frew q Co., Pubs. IntAlllRencef'
Wheeling 0tt, Son q Co Hardware, Wheeis
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Ealfmont; X. P. Camden, prest, Nat Ex,
Bank. Weston, W. Va; Capt. John McLuro,
Jr., Wheeling. apr3
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND WooL.-The well IL
formed commercial editor Of the Boston
Waieimar and Reflector gives the following
information concerning the present and pros
pective condition Of the Market, as regards
Butter, Cheese and Wool.
The market Is decidedly duh for butter. We
have no interest either in the making or sale Of
butter, and We aim TO give the exact condition
Of the market We don't believe that butter
will rule as high as it did last year, because We
think dairymen have seen the folly Of holding
butter til they are compelled 10 sell st grease
prices That there was more butter made the
past sea 'on than was needed for consumption is
ahuudautly proved by the fact that hundreds
and hundreds Of tons were soli for grease, while
hundreds Of tons more were sold at 10 10 2Oc
per h. Unless there Is q demand for butter
abroad, dairymen will mske mistake in hold
ing; To- although we expect larger Southern
demand thst we had last year yet the supply
is likely to exceed the wants q the trade.
Ii looks now as though the demand for cheese
abroad would he fully equal TO last year. The
ravsges Of the cattle plague have been fearful,
and in many of the best cheese making districts,
as in Cheshire for instance, nearly one-flurth
Of the cattle have died The depressed condIt-
ion Of the laboring classes viii doubtless have
some effect on consumption, but there is no res-
son to expect smaller demand than there was
the past year.
The stock II wool in all the seaboard markets
is very light, and as there is comparatively none
to come forward, dealers say everything viii be
cleaned up by the last Of June Should this
opinion prove correct we do not see but What
manufacturers will be obliged to stop for want
of material, unless the new clip at the West can
be moved at satisfactory prices. That there
will be more than usual caution manifested in
buying the present season is beyond doubt. The
manufacturers have not made so much money
the past season as to enable them TO buy dirt for
wool, and very liberal discount will he de-
msnded on ill-eonditionei wool.
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Gen. Meagher, IN Montana Territory.
seems to have decided that he will have var,
whether the L. S. docs or not.
The Helena (Montsn4) Heraid Of the "a
instant, says there is great excitement in that
territory, IN consequence Of the Indian outrages.
War meetings have been called ~ the Governor
at Virginia City, plan announced and yolun-
teer donations Of arms. horses. &c. called f,r.
Several companies we're enrolled and organized
within twenty four hours. aud the forces already
mustered were to leave immediately under the
command Of Col. Thoroughman, although ac-
oOmpsnied by Genl. Mesgher himself, for the
scene Of the disturbances. Gen. Meagher is-
sued a proclamation summoning the mounted
men into instant service, assuring them that
they shall be al full liberty to appropriate and
hold whatever horses, arms, and everything IN
the way Of spoils they may capture. Ee says
the government has thrown him on his own re
sources and he will now take the responsibility
II is stated that the Sioux Indians not only
planned the attack and devastated Gallatine
settlement, but that they are powerful in their
alliances with the other mountain tribes,
and they say they will penetrate, sack and burn
both Virginia and Helena cities.
Col. O'Nel has been appointed to command
the Helena troops
6enl Meagher left Virginia City on the Both
Of April with two hund red volunteers fer Gall
atine Valley. the scene of the Indian outrages
Genl. Gi5bon left Fort kesrHey on the 18th with
two companies Of troops for Fort Sanders,
where he viii establish his headquarters
Reports from the West say thitry deserters
left Fort Hays, Kansas. last week, Eve Of whom
we're killed and scslped by the Indians near The
Fort.
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Gen. Meagher, IN Montana Territory.
seems to have decided that he will have war,
whether the L. S. does or not.
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FIRST PREMIUM

grand gold medal. to the
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Justice Downing, OF New York, has sen
fenced horse car conductor to the peniten-
tiary, for eJec;ing man from a seat, in or
der that be might give 1t to a woman
The new Wardwell patent marble cutter,
which is being introduced into the quarries
Of Vermont, is regarded with very uniriendly
feelings by the Irish iaboIers. One OF them
in the Baxter quarry at West Rutland, az
ter watching its workings intently, ex-
claimed. ' Be jabers, ye can cheat SIX or
eight honest Irishmen out OF their wages,
but 70 can'f vots for John Cain.
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At the recent meeting of the Diocesan
Convention of the Protestant church IN
PENNSYLVANIA, resolutions IN favor Of the
institution Of an Order Of Protestant Sisters
of Charity, were adopted.
Probably the Oldest daily prayer meeting
IN the world is the one at Williams College,
which has been conducted for more than
thirty years by President Hopkins.
Tie first regular Convention Of the Cham
plain Liberal Christian Conference was held
in Montpelier on Thursday May D. 1t was
called to order by the President, Hon J, y.
Pomery Of Burlington. Ten societies were
represented. being the Unitarian Societies OF
Burlington, Montpelier and Stowe; the
Universalist Societies OF East Montpelier,
Bethel, Woodstock, Williston and Shore
ham: the Restorat onist Society Of North
field; and the Liberal Christian Society OF
Castleton. A Constitution was adopted, and
the following Board Of officers was nomInat-
Cd and elected
President, John n Pomeroy. ESQ, Of Burling-
ton Vice Presidents, Rev John Cordner, OF
Montreal, Hon Daniel Baldwin, Of Montpelier,
II V French, Of Woodstock Directors, Rev I
Bruce, of Shoreham, Rev L G Ware, Of Bur-
lington, Rev Eli Bsllou, D d, Of Montpelier.
Rev ! Parker, Of Bethel, I Salisbury, Of
Northf,ld, George rockingham, Of Montreal,
Hon Hemsn Carpenter, Of Mortified, Newman
Weeks, of Rutland Secretary, Rev c Allen,
Of Montpelier Treasurer, Senry LOOMS, Of
Burlington.
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The Subscribers would again call the attention Of
the Farmers TO their
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DR. V. L. HARRIS having ?, tur--l 60 l-...l, G.
= ton has lttet lp and opened -1- 10 r.
on the conner Of Church a-t college >--C-...
Lyml's store.
Or. Harris has been n the practice c. dentistry
sixteen year n-i clr-lle.y -uargr.-e s.-
isiactIon in all operations. both i- tie .r.
AMI mcdaniel department.
he refers with pleasure O. ". Carpenter 40 ID.
$. Ihayer ND. T. h. Cl-Icu---i ~. u
scutl--ilwtf
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Improved Buckeye Mower,
No. ,.
FoUR FEET FOUR INCH CUT.
BEST MATERIALS.

II will do better work on all varieties Of surface
than any other mower. IL has no side draft no
weight upon the necks Of horses and has the light
est draft Therefore II is the best machine for the
team Il is also the best for the driver as il has
a well arranged, easy spring seat, and can he
handled perfectly by a boy Of ten years. without
any danger Of being thrown upon the knives. The
advantages Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE on ali
points that constitute perfect mower, are briefly,
that IL Elll
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NOTICE.

T'HE existence Of the Bank OF Buriins toa, .sr
Il tered BY the Legislature Of the state o. Vs-u.-i
and located at Burlington in said State vs' ,sf
minated agreeably 10 the laws Of said State o. u
18th day Of September A, d. 1856, and 1st-;e
hereby given that said Bank Will redeem i.s c-;
standing bills.
The following act ofthe Legislature IS pu5l.sasi
BY direction Of said Bank
By order Of the Directors.
o. A. DODGE, Presidsl-
c. A. SUMNER, Cashier
Burlington, Dec. 4th, 1886.
AN ACT relating 20 the redemption q Ba-i
Notes.
Il is hereby enacted BY the General Assembly O.
the State Of Vermont,
SEC. l. After the expiration Of the charter q
any bans chartered BY this state, or aftsF =
termination Of the existence Of any such al
agreeably TO the laws or this State, such ts-i
may cause notice 10 be published IN 5
the weekly newspapers OF the County F-G'
such bank is located for one ful yea
setting forth that said hank VIII redeem Ia 1-.
standing bills, the cay Of the expiration Of 7
charter, or the date OF the termination Of ~ eA-
tenee, and copy OF this act, and upon due n-
cation Of such notice neither such bank nor =
ohcers shall be liable 70 any action Tor She z -..
compton OF any -. 10 outstanding bills " ess =,
same shall have been duly presented and psyEs-,
thereof demanded within the year AFORESAID 81 i-'
banking house Of such bank.
SIC. ? After the expiration OF the charter
AFTER the termination o. the existence Ofa1T 81
osnk as Aforesaid such hank shall cease % he 81.
Ject 70 the operation or liable 20 the pr0v.fiel'
tbs sixty-third section OF chapter eighty-lia' "
the General Statutes.
SIC. }. This act shall take effect from is pa
sage.
approved Nov. 10. 1866. vG5Ely
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we're entered tor competition, and over two weeks
were occupied in the numerous severe tests 70
which they were subjected. The Committee Of
sfere Judges o0nprIsng practical aHd scientific az
Ti7nIuasfs and nrgohinisfs, made public the result
Of their labors on Wednesday evening lastsat the
state Fair At Saratoga They awarded the
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FISK & HATCH.

Tie above Bonds may he os.aipela; the F'n.r
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-07
DO Better UOrE,

with LESS POWER, is EASIER TO OPERATE for both
team and dur, stronger, drG5ie, more SIM
pie, Tess likely 20 Hsed rsTsrs, gld more clsily re-
g1iref and is therefore sT1etg the machine for the
farmer 70 buy.
The subscribers would respectfully call the atten-
ton Of Farmers 70 the following facts.
That the manufacture Of Moving Machines was
adopted by Us as a permanent business in ls6o.-
That We have a shop and tools FOR that especial
business. That believing IL true economy for you
% buy as perfect Machine as