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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-04

The Republicans ofthis city felt jubilant Tuesday
night over the result of the elections, and part
Of them, with torches and the Hiuesburgh Band,
went around serenading. They first visited
Judge Wales, to compliment him on his election
as Representative, and in reply Mr.. Wales spoke
as follows
My friends, thank YOU for this compliment.
Not that | feel that it Is deserved by me person
ally, save as the representative of the Union
principles which you all profess. | feel that we
all have reason to be joyful tonight The success
of cur party in this State is douby insured.
From the returns which are coming in we can
say that Vermont Is excelling herself She is
placing herself at the extreme front of the line
in the fight in this grand campaign, that will end
in the victory Of the Union Republican Party,
and the elevation of cur glorious standard bear
err, Grant and Colfax, to the Presidency of our
once more united country
The band and few Of the party were invited
into the house and the rest proceeded TO the
American, and were entertained by the Judge
there
The -erenaders then proceeded to greet the
Times Office, compliment that was acknow-
lodged briefly by Mr. Geo H. Bigclow, thanking
them for the serenale, a contrast indeed 60 the
groans that were given him by their democratic
friends last evening. | believe gentlemen IN the
glorious Stars and Stripes, and the principles Of
which they are emblemarc, the principles O..
liberty and Of union, principles well repre-
sentcd 10y such men as Grant, as Sherman, a-
Sheridan, and not by Lee, by Hampton, or by
Forrest and 10 is this that constitutes the differ
ence between the two parties. But gentlemen,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-04
MARK ETS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.

NEW YORK, Sept =
| CorTOS-Steady.
! FLOUR-Receipts u, 500 bbls. Spring Wheat aoul
scarce and firm. Winter plenty and strongly tend.
| downwards Sales 1900 bbls at 80 a 10 fol
/ Superine State and Western; 90 "a 80 for Com
mon choice extra State 90 a 90 do extra West
/ ern; 90 "a II Is good choice white wheat extra
RYE FLOUR-Heavy.
Corn MEAI-Quiet.
WHIsKEY-Dull and lower Sales 100 bbls in bond
at g. 6D Csc.
Grain Receipts-Wheat II 40 bushels.
NHEAT-Spring wheat firm Winter heavy and 2
for inferior Winter Red 2s Extra Choice Indiana.
RYE-Quet Sales 1900. Western | 60 "a | 81;
the latter price for delivered
BARLEY-Dull and nominal
BARLEY MALT-Quiet
Receipts Of Corn 2, 400
CORN-Corn opened shade better and closed dull
and dropping Sales 1900 bush at / Is a 81 for
gnsound; . a | 26 for sound mixed Western %
White Western.
Receipts for Oats 60 s95 bushels
OAIs-Dull and lower. Sales 1900 bush at 50!
a 81 for Western in store; do S2i ahOat y "a - New
do boat; closing at y a1Oat.
RICE-Dull and unchanged.
COFFEE-Frm and quiet.
SUGAR-Firmer AMI in moderate demand. Sales
800 hhds- Cuba at lOi a l0lc. 76l boxes Of Havana
at private terms.
hOLAsSES Weak.
HoPs.-Dull at 30 "a Toe for new crop American
PETRoLEUM-ln fair demand at lat a lii for crude;
81 refined bonded
WOOL-Quiet. Sales 37S 900 pounds ct - a 92l
fordomestic fleece 50 Combings; 80 a 46i pulled
PROvIsIoSs-Pork steady and quiet Sales 1900
brls. at . - a D s. for New Mess closing at
2s 50 regular; . IS Old dos % 50 a q % Prime 25
IS ~ &c 90 prime mess.
BERF-Steady. Sales 40 brls at "A 30 a 90 50 for
new pl-in mess; - 30 a p Is new extra mess.
LARD-Firmer. Sales 1850 tierces at lsi a Ct for
steam; 10. q 1850 Tor kettle rendered.
State.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-04

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md IH DAYS
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,.--. r- ~. o.. NJ
NHINEr.-lu .-lston, Tuesday sept. isi- MIS-
sarah Whitney. widow Dr the late otis Whitney
-
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4,.r--r--.- i'm tff-.stt Sor+ I'd Sarah Jane. wife
~ Sd ...l- .,. ,. ..... o. 3D. ,.tl,.
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Euueral 90 Sunday, Sept, f. at the residence Oh
4 r Sh,tfGel TIA Uaiug Street. at p. m Bela-
....+.l+ ..,..l
HOBS anu IL %. 800 '''' '' ''''-'
,r.ss4 In I{.,..tursb ku- 3lth Mr. Esther
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months.
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WHAT is
M. B. @. S.

Our reasons and we trust our il itifcation for call
Ing the public attention to Motl Or Baileys Quiet
ing Syrup, are furnished by the frequency and IA
tally Of the diseases Infancy and childhood. So
alarming and serious the Diseases that one child
in three dies before the fifth year. These facts af-
ford conclusive argument for enforcing on mothers
the Importance of using remedy, (Which contains
no Morphine or Poisonous Drug and never fails
(when timely used to effect a cure 1t greatly as
sists the child through the months OF teething, al
lays all pain reduces inflammation corrects aciditY
Of the Stomach and never fails to regulate the bow
els; makes sick and weak children strong and
healthy, produces natural sleep for the child there
by affording rest to the mother. For summer com
plants, Dysentery and Diarrhoa, it has no equal
For Wind Collie, Commissions Gripping. Sc, it never
fails to give immediate relief
Mother Bailey's Queting Syrup, for children, is
an original medicine, well established therefore use
no other and you safe. For Sale by all DRUG
gists and Dealers in Medicine
A. RICHARDS New london. Conn.
Agent for the United States
Jnne 3D. dGwlyris
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BOSTON MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, sept. =
FLOUR-The market for Flour has been quite
dull since last, and prices have ruled in favor Of
buyers. Sales at s 5u n 8 for Western superfne
80 a @ 80 for common extras; s. - an 10 80 for
medium extras so n ~ - for bakers extra, new
and old white wheat Ohio, Indiana and chgan
al 81 80 sl3. and Illinois and st Louis at si2 "a
SO g. hhl. southern Flour isquiet at Sl2 0p "a "a
80 for Richmond and Baltimore Lawrence mills
has been selling at $40 90 "a d so. and Bottom city
mills at ; 20 a So y Dbl. In Corn Meal there have
been sales at 50 Y bbl for good shipping brands
GRANITE market for Corn has been quite
steady the past week and full prices have been eb-
tain, a. Sales Of southern az Western yellow at 81
- "a So = bush, as 70 quality and Western mixed
at IS n 20 e. bush. Oats dull at y n SC for
poor 10 good new In Rye sales at 81 70Ml - p
bush Shorts have been selling at 81 "a Sd. and
Fine Feed and Middiug- are scarce and nominal
HAY-Thcre is a fair demand for Western and
Northern. with sales at $40 "a - e ton, as 20 quail
ity. and choice Northern NO 50 "a 26 z ton. Sew
eral lots have been tlkeu 1F export 20 Liverpool az
50 e ton.
IRON-The market for Pig Iron remains the same
with a steady. but moderate demand. sales at si2
n 81 T. ton for Gart-herric and other brands No ;
and ; 'u 30 Y ton for American sales Of bar
Iron have been confined o. siau lots al previous
prices and Russia sheet Is quiet at l3 m lac z n
COLA
1t. THER-Thc market for Sole Leather re-
mains about the same. Sales 81 henlock at ~ N
-4.c 2 70, including all kinds and oak from % 20
4tc e 70, a- % quality Upper Leather remains the
same sales az 80 q i-c iUr hemi0ck and IS a i4c
for OAK Rough Calf skins at SAD ~ one e Do, and
finished Calfat g5c "a 81 - 2 H. Finished Leather
Of all kinds has been in moderate demand at preyi-
0us prices.
LiNE-There have been sales Of i5ol casks at s.
LUMBER-The market far Lumber remains with
out change. The arrivals have been fair, hut the
demand good i.r consumption and export and tie
sale, iage been az ull prices.
PRONl,luNS-Pars remains quite steady sales
mined o. small lots extra prime az 5 % 5U p % 2
m.s- at - 30 and clear - 5 3 y Dbl Beef Is dull
90 S.HH j. Tor poor mess s ~ % for good mess
: - for extra mess and 50 n ~ FOR family .
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GEO. u. ROwELL & cos ADyEK-
Using AGENCY.

They have reduced advertising to a more Der
leet ~ stem than has been known heretofore n-IIa
zelton Pa Sentinel, Oct g. 1867.
Whatever : prompt. method cal and straight
!gyIWard' they practice in their dealings and only
ulas. boston Commonwealth. Nov. 90 1857.
Ihey now probably do the heaviest advertising
business IN the country. '-Manchester N. H. Daily
UnioH, Jan. y. I-6-,
Win their reputation they can and do get the
lowest and most advantageous terms 'i-Mishawaka
llnd.l Enfsryriss
ne receiyr Advertisements Tor all \ nerican news
papers GEO. p. POWELL & Co Advertising
Agents, 80 Park Row. NY
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5 hereby given that petition viii be made 20 The
| General Assembly Of the state Of errout At Us
session thereof next u be holden the seconi Thurs
dav of October d 1865 praying that all that par
Of the present City Of Burlington lying northeaster
Is Of line extending from the nOrtheasterly coInel
0fsaid CITY 10 a southwesterly direction in the lin'
Of said City % the line Of WinOos Turnpike, At th'
angle formed By the north line Of said turnpike ant
the east line Of the road leading northery from SAID
Turnpike 10 Cocht ster Avenue east Of the residence
of Henry " Catlin, thence northwesterly in the
easterly line u said road to the easterly line o
Avenue; thence westerly straight line 70 th'
southsasterly corner Of o. T. Pnney's land Themes
uurthwesterly on said Pinney line u land Of A o
Dodge: thence northerly on the lie Of land OF saic
Dodge VII ich composed the Avian FOote farm, 10 th'
centre Of WinOosh River; may be from sai'
City and annexed 10 and made part Of the town o
Colchester.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-04

4 Grant and Colfax Club was organized in
Stowe last Saturday evening, Aug 20.
PrcsiGenf-HoD. Geo wilkins
-ice-Presidents-P, ". Stiles, D. A. L. Par
kcr. r. r. Wait
Secretary-ThOs. F. Barnes.
Treasurer-A. R. Camp.
Erecutire CommiHee-A. Barrows, \. r.
Camp, o. H. Edgertcn. A c. Slayton, Nathaniel
Robinson.
The meeting was very spirited and enthusi-
astc one The music was furnished by the
Stowe Brass Band
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-04
CURRENT NOTES.

" Foul Play - is stopped by an injunction Of
Judge Barnard from being played at the Broad
way Theatre.
The town of Hornitos, Mariposa County, Ca
lifornia, was nearly destroyed by fire on Thurs
day night.
The question Of peace or war between Franc
and Prussia is canvassed with great anxiety
throughout Europe.
It is understood that the leading workers of
the Democracy will assemble at Long Branch
Immediately after the State Convention
Further discoveries Of coal are reported from
Alaska. Considerable sickness has broken out
among the Russian children.
Many prominent southerners, including Lee
and Beauregari, attended masquerade ball at
White Sulphur Springs on Thursday night
Indians are still active on the war path The
Smoky Hill coach was chased by them for several
miles, without, however, any damage being
done
Garibaldi is no longer a member Of the Italian
Parliament. He has resigned his seat His in
creasing bodily inirmities are probably the cause
Of this step
There was d large Democratic torchlight pro
cession in New Orleans on saturday evening, in
which several calored meme and foreigners
clubs were represented.
The New York authorities are investigating
the circumstances attending the death of a
young girl who died in cLildbed in a lying in
hospital 50 il that city.
Deputy Fire Marshal Davis, whowas formerly
in the Excise service in New York, has been ar
rested in Montreal on % charge Of setting FIRE to
houses IN order toobtain hi. investigation fees
grand international congress Of Jewish
rabbits was held in the town hall at Cassel,
lIc--e, on the llth inst. The proceedings re-
lated 90 a solution of the questions threatening
conflict between he Old aud modern rites Of
jewish worship
jose Fcrrer De Conto, elitor of Spanish pa
Per- in New York. was recently arrested on an
a.hia,it charging him with assIulting Iguacio
Gomez Minister Pleuipotentiary To- this country
t.r Ni,5ugua and Honduras, and challenging
him &, fight duel. DE Comic was held in : 900
ball.
Some li-hmeu IN Montreal advertised pic
ME TO Dee held on Tuesday for the benefit of the
prisoner Whllcn ON Saturday night, however,
- proclamation was posted about town calling on
all loyal citizens TO prevent such Feu.an dis
ulv. An intense excitement was the result,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-04

AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE FOR
THE URIFYING OF THE BLOOD
Or. }. ". POLANDS Humor Doctor. A Positive
Remedy for all kinds Of IlumOrs -Ser0fula. Scurvv
salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Nettle Rash Boils Car
buncles, Ulcers and all Obstinate Affections Of the
Skin Mercural Diseases. and every faint Of the
System; Dyspepsia, and IN lse diseases originating
IN the arrangement Of the Digestive Organs, viz
Bilious Complaints, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections.
Headache, languor, Loss ofAppetite, Depression Of
Spirits. and C0stvcness.
Nav 3Ith wlV
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led to this change of base on his Part it is of no
consequence to enquire into. Mr.. Alger takes
no one with him into the democratic ranks. He
certainly looked ashamed of his position on Mon
day night, and it would not be surprising if his
new associates fully reciprocated the feeling
They are willing to use him, of course, but will
give him no respect or confidence, nor if they
could would they give him Office; and he will
doubtless have ample occasion to repeat the
soliloquy:
Ven think, vot now is
And vot | used to vas,
find Is throwed myself away
Without sufficient cos "
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STOCKS.


Money easy and steady at a per cent on call
loans Sterling exchange quiet and steady at lU9
"a 1895, for fret class bills.
American gold without decided change, opening
at l45; advancing to 49,; declining to l+i, and
closing at AZ.
Government stocks a sh ide frner.
Registered Gs 81 ll3.; coupons do ll4!; 5-egs
registered 'd2, I0si; do coupons '62 lli do "a
lu95 do 20 llli; do '6j, January and July l0sli
do '67 I0si do '6s lOsi lO-i0's registered l1i do
coupons 1864.
stocks closed strong but dull
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9rw advertisements.
WOODs AND FORESTS.

"OODS AND FORESTS. Dent Of Crown
w Lands, Quebec, 18th Of June is65 Notice L
hereby given that a sale Of Timber Berths in the
dates mentioned below namely.
St. Maurice Territory at the Crown Timber Office
Three Rivers, on the ID day Of Septe nber next.
Lower Ottawa Territory, at the Crown Timber
Office, Montreal, on the 18th day Of September next
Upper Ottawa Territory, at the Crown Timber
Office, Ottawa, on the eth day ofOetober next
The Berths TO be offered for sale and the condi-
tons Of sale be ascertained at the respective
Crown Timber Offices. g. A. BOURGEOIS, Assis-
tant Commissioner
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-04

~ RY OF THE VAR its Cause. Charactar. CON
duct and Results By Hon exaudcr H. Ste
pheus Its ready sale, combined with an increased
commission, make 10 the best su ascr pt,r bo1s ever
published. one agent in Eastou. Pa reports -
subscribers IN three Gays. Another n Boston Iu3
subscribers in four days.
send for circular, and see our terms and full
description Of the work. Address National Publish
Ing o., Phi!adelplia Pa; Cincinnati Ohio; Chiea-
20, II or 81. Louis, No.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-04

NNDHAN CoUNrY.-Windham County did
splendiily on Tuesday. There was good work
done there The canvass was thoroughly made
under the superintendent Of KITTREDGE Has
KIys, Esq, Of Brattleboro the people were
reused by speeches and meetings, and the Repub-
Leans took hold and rolled up Republican
majority which viii not fall short of 1920.
Bratueboro makes noble gain so does Rock
usham. The is towns from which we have
returns give Republican gain Of 1900, and a
majority Of 1908. The five remaining towns
gave 237 majority last year and viii give over
500 tIis
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-04
FEMALE STRENGTHENING COR.

FEMALE STRENGTHENING COR
Ola l.. Specific Remedy for Diseases Of tAs Repro
dnctire Organs. It imparts tone and vigor 10 the
Uterus and gives renewed vitality 30 the whole sys-
ten. All cases # Debiify peculiar 90 Felqaies will
lind a sovereign remedy in this compound.
The following affections among those for which
II Is peculiarly adapted Painful Menstrual Dis
charges. Suppression Of the Mcnses Pr0fuse Men
situation, LeucorThea or Whites, liberated Uterus
&c.
Iay Both wly
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spetial 0utites.

"OUT OF sORTS.''-TakeDR S. o. RICH
ARDSON'S SHERRY WINE BITTERS. the most
medicinal in the market. Established in 1903
March 18th. w6m.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-04

Is given that an application VIII be made % the
! legislature # ibis State at its next session TO
annex that part IT the town " Colchester which E
included in the limits of the village ot WinoosSi t.
the CITY Of Burlington, and further deponent saith
not.
Aug 1fth, -dlt6w3w
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FOR SALE,
THnRnI-GH RREn AInERNEY BULL

THIS bull is the property Of Col =. L. LIZ ana =
| 10 be seen at his summer residence in Westport,
Essex County, New York, in charge OF MI VIM D.
Harris on the premises, about one mile rom me
steamboat landing at said Westport Ine Dull Is I'VE
vears od and Il from the blood Of Mr.. Thomas Mot
LEWIS breed Of Boston, Mas, and was sired by Mr.
Aldrich's bull Of Keene, n. III.
Aug D. .d2w&x6w.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-04

SnryAur To SENATOR EDNUNns.-At the
clos. of ,heopen arr meeting in the Park Monday
evening, the Hincsburgh Band, with a few citi-
zeus. went down to DR. Thayer's, where Mr..
Edmund. has his quarters for the present, and
-cenaicl him. Mr. Elmuuds came out and
said
Gaoemcn,-I thank YOU heartily for the
beautiful music with which You have favored
me. u is pleasant to hear it, not only for its
own merit, but because ut this particular time
it is the music of the Union-the music that Is
destined to swell and deepen till it is heard
everywhere throughout our broad land In the
important contest in which the country was
lately engaged, You always kept step TO the
music IF the Union, and your h4e wa- always
the flag of the Union. You represent the cause
Of thc Union. which must increase til in No
ye.ahcr next our principles attain their final
triumph As sure ~ November comes the men
who are -eckin., to reverse the principles estab-
lt-Led at su-h cost Of blood and treason will he
finally overthrow. Then under the Chieftain
who led our armies in the War, viii come that
Peace winch is the triumph Of Liberty, Of Labor
protected 10y Law. and Of Law for the protection
of all Thanking you again for this handsome
compliment and recretting that l am not in my
own house, and so not able to tender to you it
hospitality, bid you good night.
Another piece Of music, and three hearty
cheers for Senator Edmunds, was the respons,
to this neat speech, and the band returned t,
their quarters at the American, where they again
discoursel some of their fine music, which min,
host Howe responded to by inviting them t,
take Of the inequalities Of his house.
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NOTICE.
MOTTO F.

OUR old customers viii take notice that we have
~ now cloths from Middlebury mills, which VI
can exchange for Wool. ....
DOW BOYNTON.
Hineshurzh June 30tll-w2mos.
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Los

nNths t. inst between Rssex Centre and vi
J noo-ti an ail-wool. grey mixed SACK CoAr
Whoever will return the same % the subscriber. OF
leave 10 90 tine FREE Press Office. shall be suitably
GEO. ". PRIOR,
Au- 1-th WV Essex. Vt
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WASHINGTON CorSrr, with one town to hear
r. gives Republican majority Of le1-.-a
-.t gain Of $50 from last year
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-04
DODD's NERVINEAND INyIGOR

DODD'S Nrsk I y I, y ID INV IGOR 1 =
TOR.--Ihis Medicine Is NERVE TONIC. II
stops the waste Of vitality, braces the Nerves and
quietly regulates the stem. Sleeplessless rrta-
hility. Loss Of Energy, Loss o.; Appetite Dyspepsia
Constipation, local weakness and general failing
Of the mental and bodily functions are the common
indications Of nervous disease Dudd's Nervine and
Invsorator is a complete specific for all these
troubles 10 is also the best, it is also the most
agreeable.
REMEDY FOR FEN4LE COMPLAINTS.
ever offered to the public Prostitution Of strength,
Hyster.a-retauet, excessive. Irregular " painful
menses-y.eld % its magic power.
TO MOTHERS
Mothers we also commend the Neryine for use in
the diseases which alict children while reethng as
certain % afford quick and grateful relief The tupe
Tying Syrups, Of which Opium Is the principal in
greleut, are dangerous a. lifc impair -he functions
of the stomach and bowels, and actually impede the
healthy growth % your offspring. .. cure Wind
Cole, regulate the bowels, -H1lu t-c gums, and re-
Hove pain. the NER|INE w.I always Dee found safe
and efficient.
DON 7 USE ASY THISG ELsE-
2 Dodd's Ncrv'Ic contain. aa OPlJN or othel
poisonous ingredient. For sale ~ all druggists
Il. p. ST0BER CO.. Pro1ristors,
no. - Fulton : New YORK
Sept. s.. d6wly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-04

C. J. Alger, Of this city, has secured the IN
pleasant notoriety Of being the only Vermont
Republican, so far as known, that has turned
his coat in .he campaign. lie was a strong
Chase man, and has been saying for some little
time past that he would not vote for Grant, in
"a way, however, which led some Of his friends to
suppose that he did not consider Grant sufficient
" radical for him. Within three days past he
has said that he was not prepared to vote for
Seymour. His appearance as chairman of the
democratic caucus Monday evening, however, of
course signifies his full desertion to the camp of
the enemy. Thedisappointed expectations which
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THEcREAT Nm ENGLANp Ran.

EDY.-Dr J. ". POLAND'S White Pine Com
pound Cures Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs. Dipth-
erla Bronchitis, splitting Of Blood, and Pulmonary
Affections generally. It's remarkable remedy for
Kidney Complaints
This medicine Is free from anything fsisferious
pleasant 70 the taste, safe, yet and effective
in its action
Nav 3Jth i-6- ylv
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wgi.I-a that tle majority in this D.-.ric, for
Waa-useToS &. SyIrH is in tine ueighhoihool of
HI.. more or les
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-04

COMMON SENSE Is the most uncommon sense o.
all, 1t cannot fail to endorse 5ONOMA WINE BIT
TIERS Sole proprietors &, A. RICHARDS CO.,
Boston
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-04

The skeleton of an Indian dug up short
Vernon line. The individual was apparently of
large stature, and had been buried in the sitting
posture The homes were found about two feet
below the surface of the ground, and were in
tolerably god state of preservation. clay pipe
Of rude construction was found with the bones,
but no weapons or other utensils, and no marks
of injury were OBSERVABLE