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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-31

Among thC many mineral springs in
this section ofcountry that have acquired
"A notoricty in Che last woortIree ycar@
that known by the above title deserves
prominent place, but the owner ofit
having very peculiar ideas OF the RIGHT
to property in water, and, as result,
bavinG no selfish ends to secure, j, has
not, we believe, been brought into pub
lie notice except, SO far MS its own I'M
trnsic merit has forced it, nor has there
been any scientific investigation Of rs
properties.
II is generally believed to be chaiy-
featc but some individuals who have
considerable acquaintance with miner
al and gaseous waters pronounce it high
~ charged with Suiphureted hydrogen
gas and We believe tits generally under
stood That die Sulphurctted hydrogen
waters are not very heavily drHggcd
with mineral properties
But the question thai most inmcdiatc-
~ interest die public, Is MOI what ii is,
but what it Goca and the evidence is in
controvcrtiple that it possesses medci-
nal properties uneXcellcd by those Of
amy other of the Franklin County wa
ters. Persons oithe highest respectable
ity will certify, if asked to do so, chat
ia. hoIio,o n he 1ono ,ronJor- :, nc
' ',.''l '''''l 80 NV
way oi renewing olo c'irohlc o"'cu''ieS
Of various Kinds. Personality, We have
lttlc KNOWLEDGE Of il bur VIC meet per
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-31

10 Advert isrrs. The NERMoNr DAIlA Trans
ART has the largest circulation in 81. Adams
md in Franklin County of any daily paper and
!, on that account, if no other, The best medium
or advertising.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-31

WE met $: r.. Phelps the other day
in our travels, thcvcry oblieing proprie-
tor of the whitney Hotel. at potsdam
Junction, n. y. Mr. Phelps has taken
some pains to place his houecin inc best
shape possible His purchases for fur
nilure &c., have already amounted toa
sufficient SUM To guarantee comfort, and
not only that. but style and TASTE, which
combined, cannot but please the most
'a@tidious.
The ccicbmtud Na..rna Springs aIc
situated about "a miles rom potadum
Junction. Allen &Co's. four horse l.. =.
Mail coaehc-, win mfa,ul drivers run
between thc junction and Inc springs,
upon the arrival Of thc trains loln the
Fast and West.
We would checltully re omnend to
those who contemplate visiting the
Springs, TO call upon Mr.. Phelps, of The
Whitney House. We viii promise
that under his hands and courtesy
You will be well cared Tor, and viii
depart wei satisfied
DESTRUCTIVE Fires. Ii + estimated
that thc fires i'm the woods this season
have destroyed in the Ottawa district
standing pine lumber 10 tie value OF
81 eos, 600, and the woods are -till burn
ing The boats on the Montreal route
are greatly detained by the smoke on
the river.
49,
New MAIL ARRANGtMENr. 49, The
Postmastcr-G cncral has made the Rail-
way Post Office bctwccn Boston and ~.
Adams an exchange office with Mon
trcal, so Oia All mail mattcrrccoiycd by
tho Postal Clerks ON their trip nor,h
for Canada is sent .hlough The same
day, instead Of going in tho Burlington
or ~. Adams exchange offices to remain
till next morning
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-31
Local Items.

ngssH Interesting matter, original or So
locted, may always be found on the first
page.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-31
TIE Adams Express RobNe-a
irr"Sf of C0UntcIJcjtcrs.
y EW York, July 81.

NEW YORK, july 81.
y lIayti special despatch says Gen.
Hector had fought another battle. and
defeated the reactionary troops under
Gen. Crest of st. Domingo, who had
crossed the frontier just about The, period
of iiecior's first victory.
CINCINNATI, Jul,real,>
The bridge on the Marietta Railsourgh
near Madison, was washed away BY 700
heavy rain storm yesterday Much damp,
age has been DONE
rho two Reno brothers, who are
charged with robbing the Adams Tx
press near Seymour, were incarccrated
in the Lexington jail last evening.
John Lecdman was nominated YES
to-day TO represent the Ith Ohio District,
in Congress.
At Richmond, Indiana, yesterday,
w. II. Rodgers and Jas. Walker and
his mother and sister were arrested for
countcrteiting. Press, dies and fraction
al currency were found in their posses
sion.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-31
NEW YORK July 81.

Divers are III work with u new sub
marine exploring apparatus at the spot
where The English 'rigate IIu2zar is sup
posed To have sunk in 1850. The men
remained under water nearly an hour,
an succeeded in finding traces of the
sunkcn vessel, rs they believed.
Charles Hartman and Ferdinand Sulz-
berger, convicted of conspiracy to de-
fraud the revenue, and sentenced to i'm
prisonment To days, and to pay a fine of
5000 cash have had their fines re-
mitted by the President.
Steamship Ariel from Bremen has ar
rived.
Gold 1851.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-31

THE NcwsdeQic,' says that the Miner
al Spring ON the Mountain Road from
Watcrvillc to Bakersfield near tlfeS
'notchn is tiourishing. 1t is visited daily
by large parties from all parts of the
State.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-31

WEIGHT OF OATs.--The merchants Of
ST. Louis have adopted resolution de-
claring that after August lst, thirty
instead of thirty-five pounds OF oats
shall constitute a bushel in that market.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-31

LONG TERM OF SERvICE.-Danicl
Morry of Stanford, has held the Office
of Deputy Sheriff and tax collector over
twenty years.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-31

DEATH or Hon. WIN. MARINER. ~
The papers annouce the death of VIM.
Warner of Detroit, formerly, of Burling-
ton, which event took place at Quincy,
Illinois, on Wednesday. Warner was
Treasurer of the University of Vermont
from 1913 to 1919 and for two years af-
forwards Financial Agent of the Yer
mont Central Railroad. In 1851, he re-
moved TO Detroit, and was actively en-
gagged in the lumber business for five
years. At the time of his death Mr..
Warner was experimenting the con-
,stuction of the great bridge across the
Mississippi, now building by the Chica-
go, Burlington and Quincy Railroad.
He had been afflicted foryears with car
buncles which together with other diff
culties of painful nature, We're the
cause of his death.
The Free Press thus speaks Of Mr..
Warner:
Mr.. Warner was man of high char
acter, of great energy and activity, o
clear and positive ideas, a friend OF eN
cry good enterprise, Il warm and tru'
friend. and shrewd and capable bust
ness manager. He had accumulated
we understand, handsome property II
Detroit. and has been during his sta,
there D member of the state Senate
gaining there, as everywhere, respet
and influence among all with whom i
was brought in contact, His death WI
be learned with sorrow by wide Gre
of friends, both East and West
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-31

WE regret to learn that \. ID. Hager,
Esq, of Proctorsvillc, while AT work at
his tish-pond, on Tuesday, fell in li',
with apoplectic SYMPTOMS, which, it Is
feared will prove serious.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28
SnR a IL II Y.


II IL one OF tho greatest triumphs OF nolur
cpathy to dispense with the operation OF Ampo,
tation and Excelsior. In more than two'tairus o,
III" csV's, by the rlils.h Su'v VI 'io S, :
,hoknIf,. ,...
Fractures anil serious wounds are healed IN
l.ss time, and with less pain. than under any
other mode, Of treatment.
Ifompopsthyi fulfilling a mission whose end
/. III. overthrow OF all other modes OF cure, anu
the establishment OF its own complete and per-
mnuent rule.
- 49,
HoNGorATnY ASp LtrE ASSURANCE US
Directors Of aLoaicn Life Assurance oihce-
the General Providcut"- at nsrreent meeting
hav, placed on record their opinion "that per
sons treated by the Homeopathy system ENJOY
NOR, robast health, are Ices hequvatiy attacked
by disease. AMI when attacked recover more
rapidly than those treated by any other SYSTEM
,h,, with respect TO the more fatal classes OF dis
e,se III, mort Atty under Homeopathy Is SMALL In
comparison with that of Allopaihy; that There
are diseases not curaolc at al under tn. Iattcr
system. which are perfectly eurabie under 'ae
former: finally, tha'th- medicines pre-erioeu oy
aoueophathi.is io no. injur. the constitution D.
whereas those compIoyed "y Hh"Pa'"s "". va
frequently ontnh thc mos sV :. ~. ni,,.,nrs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28
MEDICAL.
Midwifery =
ORPiCR-6S SOUTH e STREET, sp.
positc Wells. Fargo s. 60.
HO ON G OIL A II III Y

is THE ONLY TRUE SYSTEM OF NED.
L ie!ne, based upon the laws OF nature. Seven
~. i've yearsof experience have proved that one
half OF ;hoso lying nj an early age can be saved.
Uommopa,hy cures all eurIbls diseases perma-
ncuily, which have rcsis,cd the skin ofihc best
pr,sti,ioucr. Of any OF the old medical system.
for years.
Homeopathy aims adica,eiiseas"srn,irsiy;
TO cure snrc and easy, without bieednS' onsIer
iar. csnteririn: or drugginS. TO prolong life aud
lessen the number Of sick days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28

GRNHisAi. SUMMARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28
Notice to Creditors.

EsrAre or JosEPtf2 lJAeksoN DE
deT,I1ned. .kAdminlssrator o. the above nameh
sstsie ID ths creditorf Of and all persona having
claims II said dscoased, TO exhibit the same
with tho necessary vouchers. within ten month
from tho first publication of this noiico to the
nsaSrynsa 2. r. SRsssbsSP y sf'Pa Aamr aP
pstsu. N,yl ,'sea. . .. % &. nyi.4~ !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28

IL will thus b. ssen that Of one hundsed pa,
,I.nts treated by Homeopathic physicians, e.gu'
LII M. Will, II the sam. number are treated by
Ailopathie physicians, thirty four will die ana
Of tho unyriuis who die under old school trSat.
ment the world over, homeopathic treatment
would save .cventy.siS OF every hundred
Virginia. March. .. 1865. mr--u
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-01-10

tLUJV- Tuo rcleiuts 4tufc Yesterday have been
6o bills Flour The demand b ',i.od and prices :tie
gradually iuproy ing FIR all kidd~ The -ilcs have
been at 3, > "a @ - lsr Western -rperIine common
extras al 8 15aIU5 medium extras at 81 % a
D. % .: and good and choice, including hrortr St
Louis brands at Sl3 p u per hAl.
GRAlN-The receipts since vest 'rtav have been
efI5 bush Corn lbs do wheat IBIS do Oat- and 1875
do Barley. Cora is firm to-day and rather better
prices are obtained. We quote southern yellow mt
4 b -. the latter price for choice new; southern
white az 81 r. and Western mixed m 81 Is On
per hush. Oats are firm and have been in demand
b. ~ H .. ley n~h for Southern. tauaia and West
cfn, stw held hi"l~r. IN rye thc sales have hecu
at 3 - "a Shorts are scarce and higher, with
sale 81; = o. Fine Feed Sff aud Mddlin-s is
q ~ per ton
PRONISIoNS-Pork is firm but quiet. We quote
prime at SIS : new mess M D % 80; and
rleGr ~ 81 - - ~ per hhl. Beef ranges from
flj4 a. - 10 tuaAtN I.4Ii ialza l33-ir in hhl-
heracs and Smoked llum- lssa, per IT,. Duper u
ceiling at 3 IA 41c. a. 70 quality and cheese from
y ais per H. a. u quality.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-01-10
Syrup, Seaweei and I Duic,
Mandrake Pills,
tr9al 0Otifrs.
CAROLINE WOODS ESTATE,

STATE Or VERMONT Tho Honorable the
DISTRICT OF ChiTTENDEN, -. Probate Court for the
District Of Chittcnden,
To all persons interested m the estate Of Caroline
Wood late of Essex in said District deceased
GREETING.
WHEREAS said Court hath assigned the 2}d dav
,anuarV lsg- for the settlement Of the administer.
t;on account Of the adnfnrtrntor OF The estate of
l. III dec - and 4he decree a.id' a9trsutioIr - the
r6Sidue-of the esiate u said deceaseri among the
i,r. ~ mid deceased and ordered that public 10
tcc ,beref he given 10 all per-ons interested in said
estate. by publishing this order three wceks success
siyely preyious 10 the day assigned IN the Barl,as
ton Free Press printed in Burlington, IN sa'd nis-
trict. -.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to appear
at the Probate Court rooms, in burlington, on tie
day assigned, then and there q contest tne a.o"
you cause. N
Given under my hand, this day of January, n d.
ISIS
ws7ws :. E, gALES, Jadgs.
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NV YoRK, Jan. :.

, discraceful prize fight for 500 5ie'
o.oi,r,.cj in New Jersey Yesterday Ml .S'
W.C,,Ic and Patsy McGrogan fought e
-i,,,ls were interf6red with by the author
itirs and proceeded to a placa near mon :.
I'm. where the conflict was removed 1t
ended in a decision in favor of MgC',I anu q"
free f-ht in which man was STAB e''
New YogK, Jan. 8,
4 letter from Richmond mention. " rdllof
o. the removal Of Gen. Schofeld and The al-
imminent of Gen. EIalleck
CHICAGO, Jan. :.
The greater portion of the \. NJ. {. A
Irilding. erected last year a cost Of Sl4O,-
ona j. in ruins. The entire loss Is estimated
~, 100000 The building Was insured for
s,.0O00 Origin of the fire unknown.
n .ollowing Is dated Hayanah, 9Th -
~ shocks of an earthquaka were felt
.>- Thomas Dec. 30th.
Tt. american Commissioners are expected
. arrive daily. TO carry into effect the trans
.-of.hc Island The merchants seem to be
.r,cnted with the change. thoagh some
what alreheu-iye Of the effect of American
arii- and laws
God opened at l37 IL, now l36 -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-01-10
DIED.

TAFT-In Petaluma, California, ON tie 19th Nov.
1907. ELIZA WooDRrrr and infan daughter, wil,
and child OF Abram r. Taft, formerly Of Nillistau.
prrrY.-In this City, Jan. 30, Mrs MARY DUFFY.
aged O. wears.
Funeral from her late residence, saturday, Jan.
tc az - o'clock An.
BREwsrER-in Huntington, on tn, 10Th Dec. ult
Of apople1y Mr. CHARLES BREWSTER in the 18th
year Of his age.
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Sprrial Nutitrs.

FoRCOUGnS,CoLD AND CONsTNr-
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tIa diseases (which ailiet children shlc TceshnE as
certain afford quick and grateful relief The stupe-
tNu- ~trups. If which Opium is tine principal in
crcdcut, are dangerous e. life, impair the functions
Of tHc stomach and bowels and actually impede the
healthy growth Of your offspring. To cure Wind,
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licvc pain, the NERVINE will always be found safe
1,.ff.
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CHOICE MUSIC BOOKS
FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS '
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Books are the best Presents

AND MORE OF THE BEST BOOKS ARE
Longfsllow's Poetical works illustrated with over
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Tennyson's Poems Illustrated Prize Medal edition Of
the Paris Exposition.
Jean lngelow's Poems, Illustrated by Eminent En-
glish Artists
Robert Burns Tam O'Shanterp with Photographs
drawing from Miller.
Bishop Heber's Hymns with numerous Illustrations
Oven Msle'iith'. lucille" illustrated by Geo Du
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wh,tier's ''Snow Pound with beautiful illustrations
Dickens Works complete, illustrated Library Edi-
Dante's Vita Nuoya, uniform with LongfeIlow's
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! Story without an End, from the German of Car
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Standard Works Poetry, Fiction, Miscellany and
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ALSO ARE DESIRABLE PRESENTS FOR THE
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The Parlor Cue Ten Pin Alley tho most entertain
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Parlor Croquet in various styles and prices.
The Centripetor, game for all.
The Zoetrope, very amusing scientific Toy And a
great variety Of smaller games.
Pnng's American ChroinoS and pbo.opr,1hs In
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WAINWRIGHT - CUSHgAN. - In Middlehury, Vt.
January LIST. l~Js by Rev L. $. Walker at the resi-
dence ofthe brides father.Nlr CnAruEs " iNwRlGHT
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former place. No cards.
BR0NLBY - STEVENS. In Huntington 30 J-t
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RoLLS c. BROMLEY Of Huntington. w.. and Miss
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LADB-AUsrN.-At Winooshi, on thc %. instant
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RoeERs-DAIsr.-In this City, Dec. Dist. by Rcy
Jerome NJ Cloarec Mr. MARX Rooms and Ms Al
CLINE DAISY, both Of burlington.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Chicago, Dec. 18Th,
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DON'T ELSE:

- Dodd's Ncryine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient. For sale by all druggists
H. b. STORER & Co, Proprietors.
No. - Fulton St, New York.
Sept IT, d&wIy
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-01-10

On. CRBrEE is at the American House his 3D.
visit til saturday night. myalids take notice.
IT. -e,. ,it, al his former place, in February.
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NEW BOOKS.

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