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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,
BALTlMoak July 8

BALTIMORE. July 81.
Mrs. Lincoln arrived to-day, accompanied
by Tad She was met by MIR. Harlan, from
Washington, and will depart Saturday ac-
companied BY Reverdy johnson. Mrs. Linz
coin expects on her arrival in Europe to GO
directly to Scotland, where she will spend
some time at the country seat 0. Scotch
clergyman, an old friend of the family, and
from there she will 60 TO the South Of France.
and spend the winter there.
sCHIcAGo, July 81.
Jacob Rich, Secretary &c The Senate Na,
val Committee, will leave Chicago this cyen-
ing for his home in Iowa.
BosToS, July 81.
.A Benz. f. Cushing aged II, and Thomas
Brown, aged ls are under arrest for robbng
the Office of Wm. II. Kent, lumber commits
sion merchants at ~ State street, Of S3i,-
600 in government bonds and other securi-
ties. They confessed to the robbery. and all
the property was recovered.
BrfrALo, July 81.
yesterday The Sd day of the Buffalo trot-
ting meeting; called out another large con
course Of people; being estimated that ever
OF So 800, was won by 'sGoldsrni,hs' Maid
The second race fer 500, was won by
Lady Hamilton in SIN heats. Best time
-2:a3t.
BALTIMORE, July 81.
Up to last evening, the individual sub
scription in aid of the sufferers by the late
food, amounts to s. 300 which has been
distributed BY the Relief Committee.
PHILADELPHIA, July 81.
~ ~
snake to his friends yesterday, was stung and
died from the effects.
DETRoIT, Mich, July 81
The Republicans have nominated Austin
Blair for Congress in the Third District. and
I. W. Frey in the Fourth District.
MEMPHIS. July 81.
Christopher n. Bender ard Ben. Whit
ney, two thieves, were taken from the Off
GERS near this city last evening and hang by
about forty masked men.
NASHVILLE, July 81.
Col. Stokes made Grant and Collax
speech at the capitol to night.
A bill was introduced id the legislature TO-
day to fund the state debit
BosTox, July 81.
Judge Saul D. Bell. ex-Ehief Justice OF
the Supreme Court died in this city to-day :
aged II.
LOUISVILLE, July 81.
Hon. Geo. H. Pendieton arrived here to.
day, and was received at the Louisville Ho-
tel. He appeared on the balcony and made
few remarks. AT clock he was escott-
ed to the Frankfort depot by baud OF mu-
sic and citizens. His reception here was
very cordial He speaks al Frankfort to>
morrow.
CHICAGO, July 81.
Three persons were killed by lightning in
this city yesterday.
Dgs MONIES, July 81.
The first new wheat of the season was
shipped yesterday.
DuBuqrs, July 81.
Work on the bridge across the Mississippi
at this place is progressing very favorabiy.
The FIRST sran on the Illinois side is being
laid and win be completed in two or thee
days. A very large force is at work on diff,
ferent parts Of the bridge.
A FIRE last night destroyed cooper shop
and q building used as store. -Four horses
we're burned to death. The FIRE was the work
of an incendiary. Loss estimated at $1,000.
SPRINGFIELD, H., July 81.
The Illinois Post, q German paper pub
| iished in this city for several years, is to be
transferred TO Chicago, to appear as an even
ing paper.
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FROM NEW i0Rk,

NV YoRK. July 81
About one hundred and forty men were
discharged at the navy yard day, chiefly
10 the Engineer Department.
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telegraph Connections.

The Great Weatern Telegraph tGfaPanyIis D.
der contract with the Atlantic ani tactI#c lrt-
egrarh Company, who have wires how ln.oPera-
ton from New i ink u Chicago, ard are at work
pressing the wire construction to kcoshk. i'o
whieh poiHti will be finished in few weefEl On
lis way to California. We oceupY the a ee ai
Chicago with fheAtiautic sud lacic. and FseeiVe g
each pther's messages and fhrwae Ithe samR, i
Atlantic and Pacific Company CONNECTS t4 "es
York with all the competing lines ttat afR now
doing business al the Prineipai ana thtf4eiihg
peniA in TAiH1gHs STATES, and 4helf l'nes IN
dniIStxteatei The Dominion Ing toppoHitionl
OF Gahnda is now boiug built t1aH the Lake
llutatio and the r. Lawrence nVfr ports, lHeipa-
inr Okdensburg New York. Southern mfeilng
lines Ire nov going up from Louisville aid 81
I.euis 10 New Orleans, aifpfding a connectt2p Ter
the g seat Nestera in that direction In snort,
The Ndrth and Soath. ard lie Miadls stefas are
nj wodk ON competing lines. ard il needs bit the
construction of new lines ia tbs states feoyr
named to complete tha circle Of the most bus'-
ness pprtion OF the I nion
r SNOW, SECRETARY
Office. No IL kandol st., man.
g@Blodk, Chicago.
J. A. DlCkERsoN.
Agent for the MP k0 U
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FIRES.

OIL CRY, Ps. Jnlg 81.
Ore Of tho most disastrous fires tEat eyer
visited the oil regions, occurred here this
morning, destroying both sides Of Main
street to the postoiiice and National Hotel,
including hest Charles Hotel. BrightIIonse,
Western Union Telegraph otliee-in all 20
buildings. rendering holseless many families.
The OIL interest suffering but httie.
Loss by the FIRE will probably reach ssl50.-
900 insurance Bhout S50000.
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Eor sale.

For sale.
an ACRES OF LAND near Fstulltefe8, iwa.
- ltsht h5ilst- rar Acre
+, pt siKkttE HtsiHFs Vkauli b rsree,, tctvoen
- F8Rh sad Fifth rttte,s, tecE Eet T. tbs
CONGREGATIONAL GtHfth III ne l9use ttt nix
sra ls5 ftiflr flli lt Ni'h good faiio fruit Tftts
Ci.t.ra So 1atle goqd Eaau'fo of
H;ft S=ufg Nh IUt1a \ So assib sttatf
4 VERY desirable Brick Dwelling, with
? tpa Iefs, IN cao1 rfpaf, west sdr Of Gra4d
A enue tttvezu stNhr1 ifil 4sf.tf
.pplE IL WI FrLTor
n4vna ~ Main #.
: te.le a. - IL 90 y.35.s1 os .e etd onncstt
sgrets ONE of the uost aesleRile erst.ops il W
EtfS.
A5e; fa,t- etI7t,l rra2, fl hio,k 1a-, corner
Cauc aoj Ninth s'tetts, which ~ avery dtsifa
tao .tot be d<ellinT
slso ies 2, spna 4, IN t'ork lao, corner Of cer-
cert and A}tttli
Ra ftiT0N,
mas s. MIN Street
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FEE GapsvRE. s'EHgFE

4 Tarce Million q D0I,aFs' dlVIIe iHto FIsares
II SOS eaf.b Wien 8ihis paid on cath share,
certificate of stock for s25 will be isgak1, aEt
further assesstncnts b he made. We expect to 20
able 10 pay earned disidends Of interest No the
la,ter amount ~ soon as tho lines are Completed.
Instaliments from time 70 time, or thc ray Hlent
Of the stock subsefibea, VIII 10 ca!leb toFhy The
Directors, az the erection Of the lines tfegffss.
ss,sscriptiars fbr single share will be reAeyed,
The taore the stGdk i distributed TIC bs1er Ier
the Ca,nuaUy. There IS no ndiyiiaa liability If
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT rs.
'l7l--7777ll7
ordinance Iii.

a-srtsiasyt p cfaeaHcr Ho. Ia, 1proYiding for shf
Iieegsne ser, Aie ans WiIe.
Ee Il ogsfeaae ty ne ety conRe IF TIE cfg n Kodiak
s4eff5a Tlat fhdnsnes nnn,ter liz, TO which THE
Il atsdstoty h4 an6 lie i herebs afnenetd, -
~ te 4naf, BSsh, 4 Il AND NATIVE, Or poaEsrfC
WIS M stssd os b ef. Ale and y iae aad that 0fon-
~ .su4ter . IT 1, 10 which this is spsnistory
Ii rat lrta nded n@r beecrsrGadt aGtasi.zs tie sale
III &Hy liquid u thsl rhtfea . the Lays Of the stae
~ Iowa
JOIN AoAIR MeDoY ELL,
Msys Of tire Cit. Of Il eokak
ktsest. T. VI n ntrss oiesk.
SHOPPING, LUNCH AND WORK
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cLoTHInRs.

sneiil, Jones 4 Co.....:cor Third Main streets.
|;uss stern 4 Co.....cor Second Main streets
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EsotEce 10 saloon Keepers.

TIVE Licenses aprlied for and granted by
a she City N0liaeii md srdaanees Nos. 1I3 and
II. a aow made cut and rae a. Tor eelivsry.
h WEsCuHAN,
C.trk ef the taiy Gcnn~ii
Ee.kak, Jul. ~ lsss. i,ao-iw
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" 4.s1UNIn B1loR nd nspEisesr.
i Z 4. CLARK, lsaeeius Editor.
| Tersns:
)ALr,.o nailsubscribers, per ysar, g G. G.
Is s six months, 70
!" three o.. so
sciiverec IN city, per week, ~
wsExLY, single subscribers, per yea' ~
: in clubs Of Eve, leach, 70
8 in clubs OF ten, (cach) oO
- -
ItsoKUK DIRECTORY.
ArTonsnYs.
ssrown ! Knowles s.....-...eor Main Fifth strects
Collins Second street.
American Watches
sa INSTRUMENTATION ~ Estes House.
AuCTIoNEan
ilreh Goodman. - Main street
nOOTs 4 sHORs-WHoLEsALE
uambieton 4 HuiskAmp ............93 Main street.
OOK.BInDEH
in Psares ! son ......date City Bldg. Main ID
sAe 1AoroK1.
BOOxs 4 sTATIOsERY.
uAstd Lowry Second street
II Y W~assm.. Main ssSsst-near Fourth
Wsbstef bees .....s6 Main street.
BO0fs = sHODs-RETAlL.
N. Dean. Third Main streets.
4auiskamp Masless. Main street.
iauiskamp Bro.... Main strest-bct 4th 5th.
EK Hart. Agt.... Msin street
DUCKDrE FOUNDRY.
v.A. ArsitaGsA oo-r..-ser Ninth Johnson.
sGunnr nLDAcHERY.
IL EAerspe 49,. :.....soY Fourth BlondeAu.
GLOCKs, WArCHEs = JEwELRY.
SAN @ Briaess............Eos Estes Houre.
1. H. J. Ayres 4 Sons...... .-.....67 Main street
cLoTHInRs.
ssneiI, Jones 4 co.....cor Third Main streets.
ispss tern Co......cor Second 4 Main streets.
cROckERY = RuEEHswARE.
cSet - nh1e.. Maii stress-bet 9Th 4 9th.
i. bm2r,seloa nEHcHAnTs.
vi h sturess 40 South Levee
oieeks-- Wholesale 4 Retail.
d Bridges. ea.,...............Nss Ii Rstss House
csin. Silver ware.
/. Btidgss....... i. .......Nos Estes House.
8ENa haMe1nTnY
- -.
~ Anke'so'i..'..oof Aniia ".'' y
Dnx aOODs-wHoLEsA
n Shelley / Sons ons................97 Main street.
Kramer, Irwin / tCo..........-...leS Main street.
ao1s. ~. ), M..1.'..
-. Ta,,[ Is 81 Main street. |
~ o'ooano' .'.'' - ..'.'. 90 /" IN s''ee''
DRY .aOODu-RETAIL.
II il Bestvick. 81 Main street +
rAtiliPs Kerr nam NAN a.Ise.
= Il Foster 70 Main street
sp'''s'rs'f' Mayer oo...''''.',r0' - MAN."
nnsraviur. Brands, Il Seals.
q Bridse,-~........... ! Estes House
Nee -,,e ~.rr~n
-
~,
oelA Pens, Pencils, Poeket Books.
o1'dkes...''...' '..''..'. Nos Nt'e' noas
unOcERsLwHOLEA
> tIs-tu o. I00 M.in stree.
Kalio~S. Birse 4 ACo.83 Main stree
y tafora BIondeau 4 Levee
-
,ea
, . a1a. :. q Maj. st,sst
AAfoVoSo - 0oose xu5nAsaAnS S0Ss
AL Weber 4 Co.............- .....lt3 Ma in street
nARDwAWE.
p.ck nrpYh.,e cor Fourth 4 Main streets
Duel. .'..'' " 7 Z 80 ..''...s ..'''...' ''''''o.
~. = rruNrauvNG ssOODA. |
Di''on = '"ne'..'..'.'.'.'''' '.''''- 49,
vn-vnu~
harktt Co... MAIN s'''e'
uorr1.o
IhPf.e HON -. = 50. AuIl yohn
Is'A"S s"se.''''''Ne'
udo. ........-.-..-..,Ls ,Lsvss, bet Main Z johnson.
IOE.
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M El y ES,.

RTns. i. c. BURR, corner of Fifth and
lfa fni:on stseetS-n snceessiai Teacher of
twenty ye.rs exp yitnce-wl receive a fs9 aose pn-
pts u ein>fs, PreEch, and Drawing
jy26 dim
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BY TELEGRAPH

s = :
1,r.no 1zy,crinf fon
Death of Fx-fhiet Justice Bell OF
a ,,r,,,.
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Whelesale 4 Retail.
Bridges i : Rstss Hons,
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ErOUR OR FIVE ROOMS, suitable for
hon ektrbing, ia tii honse cat side Of see-
M setvear Merg N ard Falton Rent lie per month
4 .ts.iY st n. . hsusc. il Is 3.
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LATEST MEMS lsY GaHLE.
Tho Treaty Ccnecrrings Prussiaa
citizenship Ratified.

GOLD CLOSED - NEW YORK rs.
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CLOCKs, WATCHES = JEwELRT.
.sn Briagss............Nos Estes Houre.
l K. J. Ayres / Sons..... -........67 Main street
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ulh NfTORe-- 4 uem{fi, Wholesale Gfoeer; n D
tYoad4s4d sgy goods; II + Love- prss'tlstNat. B8Dk
Era~t GeraaHsgion MerGhant; il. Tucker; l.. Con
tnhle faff tseAer; s 4. Carey, QpeAntwarn Merehsn
Chs. li,itshe1i Al v Leopold ssdter; & Manning, Eco
.suuas isaiah Meek Bonapa,te; 8 Richards. Bentons
port ! X. r Bo~er, Hhol*saie Grocer %,
+, FhiITI HAAtLL President; II D. WooIWAEb. We
President; sAarKL E.CAREY, Tressareri Ho"AAI
cKrE secret4ry sep2o-d1y
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,,mx Observation-Disclosures.

III t q Inssrlelfa ..Sof Third Main, lup stars),
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oGmnnr nLDACHERY.
D RAerroa 49,. cor Fourth 4 BlondoAu.
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
kooar 4 Sou.......J Johnson street, bet Sd 4th.
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BOVE1 O18OR0-kGA
NJ Desn n................cor Third / Main streets.
alaiskamp 4 Ma,less. ..............so Main street.
tsuiskamp Bro ...... Main strsst--bct 4th 4 5th.
Hart, Agt.......... 1as Main street.
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cein. Silver Ware.
: I. Bridges. -. .......Nos | Estes House
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LAME! LIME! LINE!

4 Frame Dwelling House, with four rooms,
"A cellar. stable cistsrn mics garden grapes and
krsAs variety of fruit los a'tin good cond
good Ftks 1880 half cash, balance time, En-
auirV Of v. h 1EN-EsCK,
Real Estate AID Insurance Agent,
iuio Cor 4th and Main-st.
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DRUG1-W w HOLEsALE = RETAIL.
Wiikinson, Bartlett Co., Main street.
Kerr Fuleg ......ol Main stfeet.
DrF n O'Coauoy 80. ....... 6S Main street.
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uunCHws-nErAIL,

Harlvars 4 House Furaishins Goods
All Wsber 4 Ia Ma in street
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Geld Psns, Pencils, Pocket Books.
b d Bridges. l l. 2 Estes Hous
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J, A. DlIhEKSoN.
Agent for the MP k) U
iup4tls- v3m9
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i DUCKDYE FOUNDRY
Au, AroitaGe4 Co. =. cor Ninth Jchuson.
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE OF EXECT-
TIVE IENIENIY.
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analas snrxls suH vs1Ls. p . BAusHnH
u SELLERS = co..
Irnm kowae de1.S y .MNchttsiSfS

STEAM ENGINE and general Mill Work,
- o.n and Steam HttinEa; plain aud orname ntai
ron and brsss Oastings; Agents for Mc6cwan's
Douhls aad Single soting force and lifting Pumps: Gf
r6s Inject lOr supplying BOILERS. corner Bondesr
.nAfaVee & eoI ~ Tow. tfunek-als
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DRY-aOODu-RETAIL.

nneraving. Brands, 4 Seals.
a, R,,dee. Nos 4 Estes Hous
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r SNOW, SECRETARY
No. III kandoiIb b s., 5 man.
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uROCKERY = QUEEusWARE.
/, spst u r cbts1e... Maii strcet-b bot 9Th 9TH.
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|Ie0KUK DIRECTORY.
nOOxsAs sTATaOsEHY.
iss,nfs = aMOUa-RrrA1f

avid Lowry street
II y Neases ,....... lain stSeet--near Fourth
skstes eees .....36 Main street.
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Peck Brothers. ........cor Fourth Main streets
II ........60 Maln street,
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLI,
Van RAILROADS
SPRING ARRAN GENENT.

Commencing AprH 10, 1865.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAsI.
leave Burlington at 6-5OA. NJ, 1870 P. ~, and
SOD p. NJ.
Mail Train leaves St Adams at els \. b. and. con-
meets AZ Burlington with Rutland Road, at White
River Junction and Bellows Fails with trains for
Boston Worcester. Springfield and with trains on
Passumpsic Il. r., arrives Mt New York at lOi5 r NJ
Day Express leaves Montreal at $50 A. NJ, St.
Johns at % A. H., Oens 5urgh at $40 P. NJ, lodge
a. Malone; leave Ut 80 A. NJ. Rouse's Point 1915
A. NJ. for Boston, &c, arriving in Boston via Lowell
az l03u p. VI.
Ni.ht Express leaves OsieushurSh at lI.3) A. ".
Montreal 80 P. NJ, EoUse's Point SO P. NJ, ST.
Johns at $50 p. n arrives at Boston at $40 A. ~,
connecting at Bellows Fails with Cheshire Railroad
for 70 ston and Worcester and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield, &c, and arriving in New
YORK at 1920 p. II.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave burlington at f.l5 a. NJ, $50 A. ~,
and 6.iJ p. u.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at 500
II. for Burlington st. Adams Montreal, &c.
bail Train leaves Boston via Lowell at 100 \. NJ.
via Lrrrance and Fitchhur-h at .3lA NJ, Spring
field Mt 6.i5 A. ". for Burlington, st. Adams o.
deushurgA and Montreal.
Accommodate Train leaves Mortified at 500 A.
A. for Darlington, Rutland. ST. Adams and R0use's
Point u-9--ls 'ur-hI &C
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls al 1000 P. VI.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley R. r.
leaving NV York at 1918 p ". and from Ches-
hire r.. r. leaving Boston 1T 80 p. NJ, connecting
no White River Junction with train leaving Boston
s- 500 st.. for Burlington Rouso's Point, Mon
trlal and ucleu-ourSh, c.nn-c--n- with Grand
Trunk trains i.r the west
sIe.rt.- cars are attached 10 both the NI-Lt TX
press t1 ls running between 81 Adams anil Boston,
anu So. 81 ll-s and Springfield
Through Tickets f- Chicago and the Wc.. for
sale o.; t.l. Principal stations.
C. MERRILL, suY't
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Railroads.
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON R.R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

COMMENCING Dec. 2, 1867, trains will run as fol-
lows
LEvE BURLINGTON:
S.3OA. NJ MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell Wor
cestor, Fitchburgh, BrattlebOrO, Springfield, Hart
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albany and New York
arrive in Troy at $40 P. VI. New York 9.l5 p NJ.
Boston 1902. VI.
Through 10 Boston and Troy rritou change Of Cars.
I.35.P.M. DAY EXPRESS for Rutland, Bellows
Falls Troy and New York. Arriving in Rutland
i.l0P. NJ; Bellows Falls, s.4j P. NJ, Science
tady So P. ~, New York 600 A. N.
3.3jP VI. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN to Rut-
land, arrives in Rutland at 500 P. VI.
O. IS P. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleepin, Car, for
New York and Boston. Arrive in Troy at $40
NJ New York 1900 A. NJ. Boston $40 A. NJ.
Through to Troy and Boston WITHOUT change Of Cars
The 9i5 and I.85 p. II. and $50 A. NJ trains make
close connection with the New York Central at
Troy and Albany for all points West.
From the South ant East Trains arTriUs at Burlington
as (oHolCs
i.lj A. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleep
ing Cars, from New York and Boston, Leaves
New York at P NJ, Boston 80 P. NJ.
9.4jA \. u. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Rut-
land.
i.25 " DAY EXPRESS from Troy and New York.
els P.M.MAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell, Worces-
ter, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, Troy and
New York.
orfurther information apply at the Union Tick
ct Office, No I, American Hotel Block, ut the Rut
and burlington Passenger Station where tickets
can De purchased for all Of the above routes and all
points West North West and South West; choice may
be made from any OF the various routes, from Bur
Iingt0n.
J.W. WARDWELL, Agent, Passenger Station.
D. ". CARPENTER. A-ent. MOL American Hotel
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Snanurrs.
TO VERMONT FARMERS.
BAUGH'S
COMMERCIAL MANGREGS
ron ar CpOpc sND syTS

Manufactured only by BAUGH & Sons, Philadel-
phia. NORTH-WEsTERN FERTILIzING Co., Chicago
BAUGH's RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.
BAUGH's CHICAGO BONE FERTILIZER.
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Ut. Assistante association

Let US care for him who shall have borne the bat
tie, and for his widow and orphans.-Pres- Lincoln
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SMITH & RAND
POWDER COMPANY
Blasting - Sam ESOlCIer.
Orange Rife and Sporting.
TIE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WORLD

llE attention Of srortmen and dealers is called to
| I the following facts.
At the trial of arms before the Eyaminiu. Board
IN Washington, August, I-66. catrJ -cs made from
| this powder, gave Tar greater penetration range
and cleanliness, and in competition with tho prin-
| clpa American powders, proved ia every respect
superior To all others.
At the Wimbledon Rife Meeting in England. July.
1866, competing with the best OF foreign DOW lers
the same results were obtained, with prize.
The Board convened by order Of the Commander
IN Chief OF the State Of New York for the examin-
alton Of military small arms, whose sessions were
attended by officers specially detached by the Rus
sian, Prussian, aud Danish Government saw in their
printed report Of the numerous guns ou trial that
after firing 100 rounds all but one became So foul as
not 20 admit the cartridge.
This led u a test Of g0lrder and they deem the
subject Of So much Importance that they say in their
report: The p0lgscr used iH tifyc cqrf-lfyss De
seT'es spec'al 9eli0" as being 1ey superior. 1t is
the Orange Rifle Powder
Another meeting of the Board called bv SDe,ial
order No. 10 Of the Adjutant-ucneral, under date
o. Nay H. l7o- is subject among other conditions to
g Ia order 70 conform t. the United States stand
ara charge, as now adopted the charge Of powder
will De 10 grains. The powder 10 he the orange
RHO Powder, fG. manufactured ~ Smith and Rand
Powder Co"
one Of the best sportmen in the State writes
with the Orange Powder ma To the hrgest score
Jersey city says ut is the best powder ey er inad.'
In the shooting matches where the powder has
been used il has been universally successful
VIM. Taylor Esd, the Celebrated pigeoa-shootcr Of
have ever used
Another celebrated shot from Central New York
writes Your powder is IN high repute here and
the country round about, and VIII supersede ali
Others
OUR BRANDS ARE
Orange Lightning, m casters, Nos. I, ?, 3 T. grain
Ducking, 5b cauisters, Nos. ], .. 3. T. Grain, |
Game hrass-hound kegs L. i-}its and 6ts |
Nos. !, ,, 3, grain.
Rifle Kegs 25lts, II lZits, 6 i-2h. F.. FFr |
FFFe.
Rifle, canisters, 10. l-2Ib FIG.
kentucky Sporting. canisters, II, I III. FIFE
It may be obtained at wholesale nj our Office or at
wholesale and retail from the following dealers in
arms -
Cooper & Pond, No IL Broadway.
Onion, Bliss q Co., No. Is Warren Street
Schuyler Hartley, Graham 4 Co.. No 10 Maiden
Lane.
John P More's, Sons, No. 216 Broadway.
Merwia Smpkins. Ne. 262 Broadway
W. j. Syms Bro, No. 300 Broadway
Spies, kissam g. Co., No 10 COurtlandt Street
Thomas }. Jones, No. l6 John Street
large consignment Of the above powder constant
" ON hand, which will bee sold nj manufacturers
prices by L. n. 4 Il. J. HAGAR
Agents for SMITH d RAND Powder Company. No
Broadway, New York Nov. 4. d2w6wsn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-05-15
FARM FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber offers for sale the farm on which he
i resides near Checkerbury Village, two and halt
miles from Milton Falls, containing hundred and
twenty-five acres of good land with good buildings
and fences. well wate-of. and wood and timber SUI
Gcient for the use oitbe farm.
JOHN W. BROWN.
Milton. Feb. D. 1865 a-wtC
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-05-15

CABBAGE Early Winningstadt Early York,
and Early Sugar Leaf Green Globe Savoy, Red
Dutch, and Drumhead. 80 cents 2 100.
CAULIFLOWER.- Early Paris, 81 p
100
CELERE-Seymour's White Solid and Coles
Superb Red 81 per 100.
TOMATO ES.-Extra Early Red, Key,Ns' Early
Prolific, Cedar Ilil Early Tilden, Foard, an Nam
mouth Red. Plants from seed bed 70 cts p 100
Plants twice transpanted, very stocky and short -
cts e doz. 81 e 100.
PEPPERs.-Bell, Long Spanish, and Cherry.
p cts. q dOz
MELON Musk}.-Minorea, Nutmeg, ard Citron.
. cts T. pot; $3.50 q dOZ
MELON Water. - Mountain Sweet and Ice
Cream p cts. 2 pot.
CCCUMBERS.-EarlyF Frame and Lon 2 Green
> cts. q pot
81 Plants securely packed, and safe for thre
days by express. Catalogues viii be sent on appl-
cation.
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