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From and after May 18th, 1868. Trains ,-.,,
leave IN connection with all the Vest VIII
ern lines, as follows. est
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us y to q MILES THE SHORTEST Por,.,,,
All Trains run directly through to Nav w. -
GBT AGO MILES WITHOUT our.
COACHES. NHANGE OF
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New YORK July g. The following
is an extract from the much talked of
letter written by Chief Justice Chase,
to friend in this city: r.-.,
"Please say to your friend that he is
entirely right as to my views of suf-
frage and State rights. What / desire
for the Southern people is peace and
prosperity, with all acknowledgements
and disabilities removed, and all rights
restored to all citizens; and it is my
opinion that that end will be insur-
ed by according suffrage to all citi-
zens. But the practical disposition of
suffrage, as we'll as all other domestic
questions, is for the people OF the
State themselves, not for outsiders"
"On this question 1 adhere to my
old State rights doctrine. In the
event of my nomination and success, /
trust ] should so act that neither the
great party which makes the nomina-
ton, nor the great body of patriotic
citizens whose cooperation would in
s re success, would have cause to re-
let their action. 1t is an intense de-
sire with me to see the Democratic
party meeting the questions of the
day !; and assuring to itself long dura-
ton of ascendency, it can do so if it
will
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SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE AFFAIRS OF THE
COLUMBUS INSURANCE AND
BANKING co.

Dresented in accoI dance with the provisions
of Charter, (amended and approved Feb.
16, 1861
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Blank-Books bound in the neates
style at this office, A'''s9' '-4A-
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3.25 P. M. LIGHTNING EMPRESS e.

Salamanca, Sundays excepted 81 Si,n from n
Hornellsville 6.12 p NJ, sum into Ups at
with the 2.35 p. NJ. train from Bntfai Sect al
arrives in New York at 40 A. N anu
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fl NoM Y w E MIR A AND SALAMANCA-Pr
new ork time from Union Depots N-A-by
|S S1 a. IVA E o,S MAIL, from Dunkirl.
1000 A. NJ, and connects At Hc 5aiaI4lanca
ana Corning with the 100 A. NJ Fy,,n NE
Mail from Buffalo, and arrives in New E yig>s
at 7,40 a. NJ. III vt" 1ork
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TAX-PAYERS will find it to their interest
u to call at the Sheriff,s office, No5, in the
apitol, and pay their taxes Immediately.
81 faaaE 44slH JOS. MCCLOY, - Sfl
81 SIZE Sheriff and Tax Collector.
BY I. owen, Deputy. Gala June19dtf.
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THE BROAD GAUGE.-no,
TRACK ROUTE. A-E
NEW YORK, ROsTav
And New England Cities
THIS RAILWAY FyTpuna

:. = y I'-A u " II EATENDS FROu
Asnffaio TO New York f23 uii lilies,
Salamanca to New York USMs'
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from Dunkirk, SUNDAYS eXcentad ! ' u.s.
at Salamanca 7.45 p. NJ. Olean : ~ p S'o ~
(Sup. }; Turner's 10.13A.M. (Bkft1, and M NJ
rives in New York at 1910 ?. NJ. connarty AZ T.
Great Bend with Delaware, Lackawanne a. 81
Western Railroad for Scranton, Trenton ''I'i anS
PhllaGelPhla, and at New York with After.
New England Cities 0H anu
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

MsX siVe improvements Which nave re-
- Gently been made in this popular HO-
tel. the largest in New England, enable the
proprietors to offer to Tourists, Families and
the Travelling Public, accommodations and
conveniences superior to any other Hotel III
the city. During the past summer, additions
have been made of numerous suits of apart
ments, with bathing rooms, water-clOsets. etc,
attached; one of Tufts magnificent passenger
elevators, the best ever constructed, conveys
minutes; the entries have been newly and rich
ly carpeted, and the entire house Thoroughly
replenished and refurnished, making 1t In an
its appointments, equal to any hotel III the
country.
Telegraph Office, Billiard Hall and Cafe Oh
the first floor. LEWIS RICE ~ sun.
may6eod3m Proprietors'
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Mississippi voted for Hancock on
the first ballot.
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Pearl River Foundry
MACHINE WORKS,

JACKSON, MISS.
HAVING secured the latest improvements
IL in Machinery, and the services Of expo
rienced Iron and Wood Workers, am now
prepared to deliver to order
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$50 p. M. CINCINNATI EXPRESS. from,
Dqnkirk, lSundays excepted Stops at
the 11.20 p. M. Train from Buffalo arri,,; ion
in New York $50 Z. NJ. ing
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Weekly Free Press

blished every Friday morning, a large
lx column folio sheet, very great a.
e. and variety of reading mart ter: lul Yer.
ews latest reports OF tue Cambridge and
Ion Cattle Markets and Vermont Dairy
he a carefully edited Agricultural Depart
<nEd other attraiive features. @
|Fermonters at the West it will be found
ecial value, for the fullnes, of its home
"a 1t Is
"a Largest and Cheapest Weekly
ID ont or Northeastern New York.
|CE--Two dollars per annum in advance.
ADyERTIsERs the various editions oil The
EpRKss offer the hest medium of reaching
Rblic in all this region. &c.,.
Ia Il orders or papers, or business letters.
j be address to the free Press. Burling-
Ia" Communication for the paper may
Irs,sed TO the Editor of the Free Press
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ALEXANDER SAVERS EsTArE.

ID 0tiKERM0NTl In probate Court. hello
.LLE DISTINCT. SIS at johnson, within
or said District, on tie 18th day Of July
iS6S. an Instrument purporting to be the
Viii and Testament OF Alexander Seaver
n Stowe in said I'istrict, DECEASED, being
&ted to the Cont by X A. Savage the
TOR therein named for Probate: IL is or.
BY said Court that all persons concerned
u be notified to appear at a session of SAID
10 be hoiden,at the Probate Office in Jon IL
i The 10Th day OF August, 1868. and show
+. Il any they ruay have, against the Pro-
n said will for which purpose it is fur
6f4ered that copy OF the record of thi'
be published three weeks successfully in
I1Noille Newsdealer printed at Hyde Park
COS TO the time appointed tor hearing.
|rue copy Of record.-A. test.
&. q. CHADNIck, Judge.
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CAnLEr0N'S PATENT ;.
VEs u H. II LA wv a. T:

For Breathing and Driving Horses and Mules
Rendering safe ann manageable oil kicking
pulling. shyi ing. stumbling, and runaway horses
and the best bit to break the colt teaehing HIM
more in three hours thancan be taas lte'fu three
days with any other, making I'm trot faster
than with any other bit Patented Oct 3Oth
1856. F.B. Carleton, patentee. The owners Of
this patent are now prepared TO sell town. coun-
" or state rights or biis by addressing them at
JeHersonvile -Hsssemen who desire to secure
tbiavaluable patent, or obtain any information
IN reference to.is c~n,do SO by addressing b.
Il b. q. Carleton. Jacksonville. w.. OF Under.
hill. VT. ..a sHs H 29yl
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Y A II vi

r. q I" =, &=S E. L e
The subscriber offors for sale his Farm situa-
! ted "a milss ca i % The doursbing Wills Q
OF johnson, W., ana near Perkinsvile. Con
tanning auout l25 acre. Of land under good
state of cultivation, with good house recently
repaired. two good barns and shed attached.
Oh said farm Is small fruit orchnrd also q
valuable sugar orchard containing over 1000
sugar trees Said farm is well fenced. and has
a good timber and woo blot. Stock. tools. hay
and grain sold with the farm II desired sch 'ol
house, store, blacksmith shop sawmills, and
other shops ami mills within "a ola mie, Per
sons wishing to purchase good farmiat avery
price will do well to call an look it
over. Terms easy. For farther particulars in
quire Of the subscriber at the premises M
~ ~ MARTIN KENFlELD.
johnson, July 10, 1868. 3itf va,
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4 DaiIy Free Press.

y fRgE Press will hereafter be published
&forning and every evening, Sundays ex-
IA. BY the FREE Pass ASSOCIATION, at
J college ST.. Burlington VT,
4 naily Edition Will contain the full tele-
bid News Reports OF the Associated Press !;
ind late news of all matters Of interest. IN
mont and the Lake Champaign Valley the
{ stock and oihet Market Report and
inteiligence ana discussions OF all impor-
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~ aud religious worlds. u rli iarash it's
,fibers wi III twelve iour lat"r news tban
can obtained from the New 4rla and Dos
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o.nvs ., Nor,at ros ppobars az WILL

ORDER OF NorIek FoR pRoBATs OF WILL.
State of Vermont. i,amoille Distfic. ~.
In probate court held at johnson, within and
lar1 said district, on the md day of July. A. b,
1883. FNfF A y.
An Llstrument. purportipg to be the last will
and testament OF ,Mehitable b. Foster, late OF
Morristown. in said district deceased, being
presen ted to the court by Della Foster. the exc.
cutrix therein named for piebaie It's ordered
by said court, that all persons concerned there.
in he notified to appear at ses lion Of said court
to be o,den al The probate Office In Johnson on
the 9Th day Of JHly, LEGS. and shsw cause. y
any they mas have, against the probate Of said
viii; for which purpose II ts further ordered.
hat copy Of the record Of ,his order DO Puplish'
ed thtee weeks ucce sively in the kamotite
Newsdealer. printed at Hyde Park. previous TO
aid time appointed for hearing. M1nl 9
SO &C, CHADWICK, Judge.
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From Rev. Isaac Aiken. Allegheny, Penn.
JOSEPH FLEaIra, Druggist, tsdsuts4 ll' as
u q olal Ia

From Rev. Isaac Aiken. Allegheny, Penn.
JOSEPH FLEaIrG, Druggist, fsd.ata4 ala' agt
aai t No. Sf Market Street, Pittsburgh s.
Sir II take great pleasure in stating that,
after having sefefed from dyspepsia FOL about
Is years at some periods much more than others,
have been entirely cured by the use Of Goes
Dyspepsia Cuie y nv friends know that of late
Years my case hasbeSn an extreme one had
great suffering from any kind OF food and on an
average would vomit about one.thrd of my
meals, in aseur indigestible inasss When the
severe attacks would coue, | would lose all my
strength and be utterly helpless some of the
attacks would be so severe that for days togoth
er would not retain anything on my stomach,
save a little dry toast and tea. For years
knew not what II was to pass five consecutive
hours without intense pain From the time
took the first dose of this medicine | ceased
vomiting. gradually all soreness passed away,
and flesh and strength returned and ever sincei
have been able to eat any kind OF food set upon
the table Six months have now passed Without
any symptoms of the return of the disease. My
case was considered y all, even physicians, SO
marvellous that for time 1t was feared 1t might
be fictitious but am now 80 well convinced,
that have betnnot 'mcrel relieved. hut perma.
nently CURED, tkat can conscientiously recon
mend Goes Dyspepsia Cure TO all victims OF
dyspepsia.
ht ISAAC AIKEN,
Lste pastor OF the Beaver St. d Church. ALE.
ghany.
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ONLY25 CENTS

The Great Qusfsisg .Ressdy, .Jor CAi7arsn.
Contains NO MORPHINE Or POISON.
GUS DRUG; sure to Regulate The Borcls
allays -all Pain corrects Acidity of tho
Stomach makes SICK and weak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects Of
Teething Cali for MotAsr Baisy9 Qmsfing
Syrup, and take no other, and you arc safe
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine. 81. 49, 49,. "a, .-,f
A. RICHARDS. New London, Conn-e
Agent for the United ssi.es
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DAyHs e. T0Ua1NsHN.
Asst Foreman, Mazeppa Engine Co.

WEST Lebanon, N. H., Feb. It'll, 1861.
MEssRs. DAvIs q ToULMIN :-GEETLEaEN -
Some two years ago, purchased Of j, Is. Rob
inson your predecessor, two "Amalgam Bells"
one for the High School Building in Biattleboro,
Vt, and the other for Iiden,s Ladies' Seminary,
at West bebeDon, NH. Both are now In Gaily
use, and have been during term time ever since
they were hung ! am happy to say they have
given creafsl " satisfaction. Their tone i'm
given increasing satisfaction Their tone i'm.
proves by use. GEE HT
HIRAM 0RouTT.
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From Rev. l. + Ward, Avon. Lorain Co. %. /,
NzsRs. STkoKG IL ARMSTRONG. e
Gentlemen-It gives me pleasure to state that
my wife has derived great benefit from the use
of Coe's dyspepsia cIre she has been for a num-
Der of years greatly troubled with dyspepsia. &C.
companIed with violent paroxsms ofconstipation
which so Frustrated her that she was all the
while Tor months, nahe to do anything; she
took, at your instance Goes dyspepsia cure.
and has derived great benefit fr IN 1t, and IL
now comparatively well she regards this med
icine as great blessing, Truly yours,
Jan. 49, lseS. l.. +. WARD.
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Mr., Lester Sexton, o wholesale mereha at Of
SO years, in Milwaukee one of The most reliable
and careful men in the state. says, under date
.r.-sa MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. u. 1868.
Messrs. g. G. Clark&Co., New Haven, Conn.
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dyspep
STA Cure, and it has proved perfectly satisfacto.
ry as a rmedy. have no hesitation in saying
that we have received great benefit from its use.
Very respectfully, LEsTAR SEXTON. y
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NOTICE.

For good cause. me thereunto moving.
hid all person. harbering or trusting my vile;
srlne C. Adams. on Nj account. ~ shall
f; no debts OF her contra Ing. ~ -.g..
~ GEO. NJ, ADAMS.
stowe, July 9th, 1855 III
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liberation.

have this dayEiven my sons, Philemon and
George thefptiIne during tho remainder OF their
minority and shall claim none offthstf earnings
nor pay any debts OF their contracmng after
this date. DAVID A TAbLMAN
Witness. d *. ANDRUS.
North Wolcost juno 20th, 1868. ~
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For Liver Complaints and Bilious
arrangements

It Is sovereign remedy, while for fever an ague
and alt those diseases with are generated in
miasmatic climate, 1t Is certain preventive and
cure.
That its wonderful medicinal virtues may not
stand alone upon our statement, we append a
few unsolicited testimonials from those whose
position in society and equation as citizens
will place their evidence beyond all Question,
and carry with them strength and conviction to
tie NEST incredulous.
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Conclusive Evidence


New HAVEN, Cr., June ]. 1867.
Mcssrs. q q Clark 4 Co.
Gents--Being anxious from the great benefit
derived, TO assist in Spreading the fame Of Goes
dyspepsia cure. | would state my case. Some
thing over year ago had o violent attack OF
Diarihea which lasted 5 weeks, during which
time employed 3 physicians but without relief
until .trisd Goes dyspepsia cure The first
dose helped me; took ii three times day for o
week and was entirely cured and / believe to.
das that 1t saved my life Being attackel in a
similar manner this season | took" one dose.
which put me all right. / would advise every
family to keep fty6n hand re ldy for immediate
use In case Of rmrncr or bowel complaints. ~
q. DUNN.
y The above Mr.. Dpnn Is in ouremp'oy, and We
can vouch fer the above statement being -trte.
~, VIZ" ~ #' Z. ARNOLD y co. X
~ Eoda Nc4Yffa
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9 i { }

g(owe, July II. of consumption' Mrs. Jane
~, wife of Martin ". Goodno, aged 80
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TIL u

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COMPREHENSION OF THE PopE-No unpre-

COMPREHENSION OF THE POPE-NO unpre-
JUDGED person, in visiting Rome-seeing
and hearing for himself-can fail being inn
pressed with the angelic traits of its ruler.
A late traveller writing home says :: 49,.
Every one is full of beautiful stories of the
daring and devotion of the Papal ZOuaves,
and the tenderness of the Holy Father
toward them. He goes constantly to see
the wounded. A young count of the Zou-
ayes died the other day of his wounds. His
the eyes of this, his only son. The Pope sent
for the father, and wheH he entered, opened
his arms, into which the father threw him
self, weeping. Phe Pope wept like woman
| decorated the father with the order which
! was to have been given to the son, and asked
"What can do for you, who have given
your blosd for me Q" Sic has letters every
day from the parents of the fallen, saying
they ask no higher fate for their children
than to die In such a cause, such is their
enthusiasts Cardinal Barnabo had a letter
from a widowed mother, whose only son had
| been killed, in which the mother said, Had
l q thousand sonsI would give them all for
this cause. Tell the Holy Father l have
been all my life keeping intact my sons
patrimOny-1 gave him the one-I now give
him the other.n The Cardinal read this to
the Pope. He said, with many tears, ooh,
what can L send herr what can l say ." then
he went into his little bed chamber, and
from secretary took breach set in jewels
ON the breach was a figure of an angel
| with outstretched hand Take her this, u
said the Pope, "and tell her to look upon,
| this as figure of her son, who, as her guar
dian angel, points to her the way for us to
follow him"
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the Snperioress had promised t6AAye, -four
=. a.ses of Thanksgiving celebrAteA in honor
Of thu Holy Trinity and the Inmac3dat1
Conception of the Blessed Virgin.
At the same time, small ptctuSe OF
Blessed John BerchmAns was< given to the
patient, and every day . nun came to reclte
the prHyers Of the noven8 at the foot OF her
bed, and to remind her of tho petition. Each
time was added: eff this cure may forward
the can0nization of Blessed John Bereh-
MANS" his'conditien inspired confidence.
The picture of Blessed John Berchmans was
always on her bed during her painful at
tacke his assistance was ilnplorcd, and the
picture placed upon her suffering limbs,
with the oft-repeated prayer: 10 God, glo-
rify thy servant, John Berchmans, by rehev
ing our sister, and if it be to the glory Of
the Sacred Heart of Jesus that she recover,
let it be through the intercesslon OF biesseo
John Berchmans, that hereby his canonlza-
tion NAV be forwarded" She herself af6rmi
upon oath, that on Friday, 14th of Deem
Der, after receiving the Holy Eucharist, moi
being able to speak, she had begged God In
| her heart to cure her through the lnterces-
sion of Blessed John Berchmans, and that
then she had placed the picture npon hel
mouth, begging the same favor from the
saint. The first words che pronounced af.
! ter abe became convinced that she was cured
were: Blessed Berchmans has cured me-
The next morning, at my visit, asked
her: "Who has cured you n She answered
pointing to the picture: Blessed Berch
mansn 1t was the last day of the noyena
It was through his inter ,ession that the fa
yor was solicited, and all thank him for 1t
Immediately, q public novena OF thanksgly
| ing to the saint was begun. 3. =
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DEATH OF MIR. RATHBoNE.-Those who
have read the life of Father Mathew. by Mr..
Mcguire, will remember the warm friend
ship that existed between the munificent
Liverpool merchant and the Apostle of Tenn
perance. In every exigency of his useful,
holy life, Father Mathew had never fail
ing resource in the friendship of Mr.. Rath-
bone, and now the latter, it is to be hoped,
has gone to join his sanity friend.
Mr. Eathbone's hospitality, without being
ostentatious, was large. After Father Ma
thew had visited England, the family he
most loved and the home he most delighted
in was that happy one at Greenbank. The
Apostle of Temperance had unhounded add
miration for the charity of the Rathbones.
Mrs. Rathbone, and ut least one of her sons,
visited Ireland in the year of the famine
and relieved misery with princely beneti-
cence. Blaneo White was also visitor ct
Greenbank, and, if we remember rightly,
died there but he was very different man
from Father Mathew, being Everything by
turn and nothing long" The poet b6asted
in reference to his father that he had rocked
the cradle of his declining years." The
cradle of Mr.. Rathbone's declining years was
surrounded by wife, sister, sons, and friends
| one and ali Of whom must have borrowed
sanctity from the expiring words of the
good old man. .'' "a
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The secret of perfection is, not to do
great deal, but to do perfectly the smallest
things; seeing nothing is small in the ser
vice of God. 49,. $4,000 : -