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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-17


VOW READY, NUNEEE sIN OF
THE TRIBUNE CAMPAIGN SHEETS.
containing
THE NATIONAL FINANCES,
tn. N,,ion,l Expenditures. Commissioner Wels'
Report on the National debt IN full also
in a condemned form.
THE FINANCE QUESTION;
yarapdigham on the Finances, and the TRIBUSEs
Structures thereon
HOW SHALL TIE NATIONAN DEBT BE PAID ,
The Democratic Platform.
AIRLINE ROUTE To FINALCIAL RUIN;
Simon Stevens on Bond Paying.
THADDEUs STEVENS VIEWS.
Are L. S. bonds payable in coin or Lawfni Money
A SPEECH BY MR.. GARFIELD OF OHIO.
PennbIieau Economy vs.. Democratic Rxtravaganee.
Carl schurz to the Germans Of Kentucky,
Senator Sherman and the World"
Funding the National Debt,
Tn. National Obligations The Acts Of Congress Tor
issue Of L. >. Notes and Ten Forty Loan AIonyeIs4
tion about Bonds and Greenf aeks, an lrishmans
views on the Bond Question. simon stevens Letter
10 John E. Williams with . The Tri3unels answer
thereto and a number Of other articles INTENDED 10
slneidate the present financial condition and Obliga~
tons m our country. Those who wish the truth to
he known and the public faith 10 be maintained
invited 20 aid US In giving this sheet the widest pos
sible circulation Every Republican should see that
tract.
Price Of No. g. single copy, two cents.
20 Copies, postage paid, 50 cents
100 Copies, postage paid, 500
500 Copies, by express, so
1000 Copies, by express, lo.Oo
Payable always in advance. Address TIKI TRlB-
UNF, New York City. Sept III d&wlt
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
NINTH VI SIT
OF DR.. Ora btrc-
TgFE S.E.VFTO.sss.E.T

WILL VISIT Burlington Sept p, 90 ah4 "t1 49, :
w stowe. sept. p and - Waterhuiy' 0ept -
Montpelier. sept ~ - and - hehh'ond sept
q Vergennes, Oct. and g. ,..-s,-
The Docto-'s last visit here was msrkea y ~ ~
er number Of patents than formerly Al ~ f
pers agree that he r the most successful anu ~
" travelling dOct or thai month after ilu-'-l -
wear after year yisit the same places ~ Suit
are continually by his Treatment S NJ, =. g
useless 10 publish a. he is we'll known nc 'lA9
or Of Ver,ennes certfes tat Dr. Crahtree Sure nm
last sprinsr Of very bad cough hronchla e.t4til';
lady fref.reDf q given % ladies' proiapsus, &C, o,
twenty-dve yea $. Mrs. NJ Call, Barnet erlafgel
fiveT Srd dr5ns,, MIS- S L. Norman, Peaehanl, hts'
sir v..srs CAS-; Of ricksts st. Vitus dance, hyer
and throat disei IS Of tumors OF neck = icneS
round, &c axe, in this vicinity II,
cines and advice on chronic cases from enc 70 three
months costs from $40 10 so C's great expert
ence enables him % prescribe for mo=t cases with
positiveness mont hs ahead.
Patients can call ~ any hour. see signs and card
direct 10 his room < Patients unable 20 cali visited
az home by special agreement. American Hotel
Sept %, 20, and Oct. D.. sept - HA"<t
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CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE il

Of the Toilet. It is in demand wherever personal
bemishe- are considered OF sufficient consequence
to be removed. Its effect Is perfect It's action in
Simultaneous. CRISTADOR IS HAIR PRESERVA-
TIVE and BEACTIFlER is preparation Of equal
merit and repute. It's efiec; upon the hair is cleo
trical. Il fastens every loosenins fibre, replaces
harshness With silkines, and daxib.ity, semi-had-
ness Y ith luXurauce, duilne-s with gloss. It's use
will incline the straightest hair To curl and pre-
vent the driest from turning gray 10 IS the favor
te AT every toilet where it has been tried and as
means Of keeping the hair free from scurfor dand
run and the scalp from calculations, is perfectly in
valuable.
Sold by Druggists and applied By all Hair pres
sers.-3 Mandatory No. 65 Maiden Laue. Principal
Depot No. Aston House.
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F;r&S Mortgage Bomd>
upon s-sh property costing nearly thee times thei
amount


Are Entirely secure.
The Union Tariac Bond. run u..r,g years, are Tor
g. .at. cash and have coupons attached. They
hear animal interest. payable Oh the first days
of January aud July 81 the Compauy's Otlce in
The city ofNcw York, at the rate ofsix per cent il
49,. lie Principal Is payable in gold at maturity.
The price is Io2. and at the present rate of gold.
they pay q liberal ncoruc on their cost.
a very important consideration IN determining
the value " these bonds is the length Of time they
have To- ruu.
Il is we'll known that long bond always COIN
mands a much higher price than short one. 1t il
safe 20 assume that during the next thirty years the
rate ofintcres in the United States viii decline it
has done ia Europe. and have a right to expect
that such six per cent securities these will be held
at ~ Ii premium those Of this Government,
which in l-57, were bought in at from twenty to
tFenty-three per cent above par. The export de-
nand alone may produce this result, and the issue
Of private corporation, they beyond the reach
Of political action.
Subscriptions viii be received in Burlington by
C. " wOODHOUsE, and in New York at the Com
pany's Office, No. ~ NASSAU STREET, and by
John J. Cisco Il Son, Bankers No 50
Wall Street,
and by the company's advertised agents throughout
the United States.
Rsiffasess should BE- made IN drafts or other JHna
pa IN Yee York, and tss Bonds UiH be sent JTse o.
ehaTg. By return erBress Parties sH6seTbng hToa9&
local ageHts Gill took them for their safe GeftpeTy
PAMPHLET AND MAP for 1865 has Just
be.n published by the Company, giving fuiier IN
formation than is possible in an advertisement re-
speetng the Progress Of the Work. the Resources Cd
the Country traverssd by the Road, the Means for
Construction and the Value Of the Bonds, which vii
he sent free on application at the Company's ohce
or to any Of the advertised agents.
JOHN J. CISCO, Tysasuysr, Ven Yort.
August 18Th Iscs, -d&w
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GEO. p. RowEI.L s cos ADYEv-
TISING AGENCY.

They have reduced advertising to more per
iect ~ stem than has been known heretofore lila
zelt9n Pa Sentinel. Oct 81, ls67.
Whatever Is prompt, method cal and stra sh :
forward, they practice in their dealings and onIv
tnat. boston Commonwealth. Nov. 80. 1877
iues now probably 60 the heaviest advert SING
Union, Jan. p. 1855
nm tneir reputation they can and do get o.
lowest and most advantageous terms 0-Aii.Hawa. a
lud.l EntsTprise.
We reeeiv advert semeuts far all 4 perican PEE s.
papers GtO- T. BOWELL a Co, Adverti..
Agents, 90 PARK Row, NY.
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9egal 9utite.
OLIVER c. MARsHALL.s ESTATE.
g, STATE OF VERMONT, THE Honorable the
District OF Chittenden, Is. Il Probate Court for
he district rhtttendan

STATE OF VERMONT, : THE Honorable the
District Of Chlttenden, IS. l. Probate Court for
the District ofChittenden
To the heirs and all persons interested In the estate
ofOhyer {. Marshall late OF Lynn, state of aiassa-
chusetts, deceased,
GREETING.
WHEREAS application has been made to this Court
IN writing, by the Administrator of the estate Of said
deceased. pray ing for license and authority to sell
the real estate of said deceased including the
slyn Of the widows dover therein, for the payment
u debts ana charges Of administration. and setting
Iofth therein the amount Of debts due from the said
deceased the charges Of administration, the amount
Of personal estate and the situation Of the real
tate,
WHERErroS the said Court appointed and assigned
the twenty ninth day Of September, A. D. lists, at
the frJhate Court rooms IN said District o. hear and
decide upon said application and petition, and oT
dered public notice thereof to be- given 60 all persons
interested therein. by publishing said order ru-eth
er with the time and place Of nearing, three weeks
excessively In the Burlington FARE PREss q news
paper which crcuates in the neizhborho0c Of those
persons interested III said estate all which puhlca-
tons shall be previous 10 the lay assigned for hear
ing.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby not fed o. appear he
fore said Court at the time and place ass. sned then
and there Ia said Court give bonds as the Law d.
reefs for the pay ment Of the debts aud charges OF
admin stration, and make your objections % the
grating such license II you see cause.
Gwen under my hand az the Probate Court rooms
this ninth day OF september, A. D. .-t-.
l2w3 T. f. WALES, Judge.
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UNPARALLELED RAILROAD PBoGREss- The
Pacific Railroad histens toward completion. No
peaceful enterprise of ancient or modern times
was ever prosecuted with such energy and per-
eisteuce The two mountain ranges of the Con-
tnent have been successfully crossed, and within
% year we shall have Unbroben communication
between New York and San Francisco. At the
latest dates there remained only gap Of $50
miles between the Eastern and Western portions.
The line is being extended from both directions
as fast as labor AMI means can grade and lay the
track, the Central Pacific Company having put
down six mi e. in a single day. By the close of
this year, it is thought the gap be reduced to
less than 800 miles, possibly to less than POO
Thus far the Central Pacific Company have
sold their own First Mortgage Bonds, as fast, or
faster than they received the corresponding L.
). Bonds on the road built, and in some cases
it has been necessary to issue Certificates calling
tor the former, as soon as the Company could
deliver th0m 1t is not improbable, therefore,
that the whole of their First Mortgage loan will
be disposed Of before the through connection is
IS made, and perhaps before January next. The
advantages Of these Bonds, as well as much infor-
nation concerning the Roads Is set forth in our
advertising columns of this issue.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-17

RICHNoND MARKET.-The transaction for this
week comprised of $50 tubs of Butter at 30 to
zoe, 400 boxes Of Cheese at - to 14c and
about go fat Hogs, averaging 400 pounds each
$50 @ cents per pound.
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STOCKS.


NEW YORK. Sept: l6.
Money steady at a per cent on call loans.
bills. '0' ~ -''' 0i''S'
Goid shade frmer opening Iiii closing liis
During the afternoon bonds generally fell off ! a
per c. the following being the closing quotations
T.. ). 6s 81, coupons, Il3 "a ll4l 520's 62 coup
rs. "a 4, do 81 coupons 1925 a Z; do '65 coupons
lios "a M; do new '65 coupons lOss "a :: 20 '6-
coupons loss a 3; lO-iO coupons 1915 "a &.
Stocks closed steady
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Tan NEW E>GL,Sp FAR-YERNoNr PRENI-
r,e.-'rhe following premiums were awarded to
Vermont exhibitors at the New Haven Fair:
C,rE-Henry N Arms, Springfield, sweep
stakes premium for best bull Of any age also for
lest COW of any age.
Herd premiums were awarded to Henry VI
Arms of Springfield and A VI Winslow of Put
uey.
Three years Ola BuIls-To H Arms, Spring
field.
Two Years Old Bulls-D R May, Springfield.
One Year Oh Buls-A NJ Winslow and Son.
puuey.
Bull Calves-A VI Winslow and Son.
Calf-A " Griswold, Morrisville, Vt.
MERISo SHEEr.-Bucks three years older
One Holden, Westminster; Henry c Gleason,
Shrewsbury
Two years old-toE Swell, Cornwall Jer-
ONE Holden. L Wright, Weybridge; F. D.
Barton, Nergennes.
One year old-E 5 Stowel, + d Barton, J d
Wheat, Putney j Holden.
Buck Lambs-E 5 Stowell, J II Holden.
Ewes, three years old-ES Stowell, J II Hol-
den.
Two years old-E Stowell, L Wright.
Pen Of ten Ewes-J Holden, F D Barton, II c
Gleason.
Sweepst axes. Bucks and Ewes-Es stowell,
Cornwall.
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TIVE GREAT
F.KCEFEC RAILROAD,

receiving the aid and supervision orthe Govern
ment ami carried forward by the extraordinary re-
sources an energy of the powerful Corporations to
whom t was entrusted-is rapidly approaching com
/ plotion, and it is safe to say that New YORK AND
| SAN FEAyCisco WILL BE- CONNECTED BY RAIL by THE
FOURTH OF JULY NEXT.
More than two-thirds ofthe Through Line and
Branches between the Missouri River and the P--
cifc ocean are constructed, at a cost Of nearly
ONE HU.NDRED MILLIONS.
And the remainder is being pushed forward with IN
paralieled vigor. The
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD CO..
to whom belongs the Western and Principal Portion
Of tie Alain-stom Line, receive from the United
States Government,
!. The right Of uay through ne Tsrriforiss. ,siA
the use ftia,5sr ana materials ai9pg fae route
%. An absolute grant Of f'reHfs sections per piis
Ia7.' aas,J oftts PUBLIC LANDS oH the line, III.
minimum raiue of f4i-t is nom frsl az 9 -.J per
acre.
mr. .qe1ill iss'., of O.. Sir percent Bonds, At
fls Herlgs slie Of slplI per 1If deitrerea a, the
rort Irore'sss rdi7a ne co1ipauy are 4i'orsa 10
r'pay o.ttn thirty ysa-,. manly by transportation
serr4rss.
~. -irfaor'y Q, .,si.s '1.iy ogn First Hs~'yag,
bonds 10 tts ,.s mount, a4riug "a gr,',rr,s H,r-
superior 20 that orr. GotsrHnleuf
3. Hrersues, %, at4.ti9n, aa1afi3s. anil ,a5,ifis,
from ne state end Ci,, Of cpa,o-ail lsaustiag 10
more nae ooonnI en- qoai
oraH aggregate Of Cash Resource for c,nstrue-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-17

rs tho political campaign advances it Is i'm
por'ant that every Republican voter should con-
side. DIS individual relation to it. and make
some effort toward securing the election Of Grant
and 'o-aK One efficient mode Of doing this is
the circulation Of good documents therefore.
our readers should place copies of this paper in
Che bands Of their Democratic neighbors, and
send 20 the New York TrijuHc for the excellent
lHpd-u sheets they have issued, mention Of
which may De found ia our ADVERTISING columns
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Pl.,- MILWAUKEE, Sept. &c.
No. .. -- i'4
Oats active at a.
heeeipts-9,c0O bbls Flour; lO7,Oo) hush Wheat
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sperial aOtites.
MOTH pANCHEs, FRECKLEs 4 TAN.

The ouly RELIABLE REMEDY for those brown dis
coloratons the face is Perry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion" Prepared only by Df. B. C. Perry AZ Bond
Street, New York Sold every where.
Mare Is d6W6m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-17

Commissioner Foot to-day appointed J.
Grinnell, Chief Clerk Of the Patent Office in
place Of A. NJ. Stout resigned. Some fears are
expressed that quorum Of the Senate will not
be present on Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-17
OswegO Markets.

Flour UNCHANGED ''
wheat dull. sales 1000 bush. Rcd State nj p ~
ana l-ll bush No. D Minnesota AT GO
Corn, No. at l6
oat, lower sales 800 bush Western at G5. md
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4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INsTIT,T

= lhlrteen years u proved a reliable EluU.t ..-
al Bureau, for aiding all who seek good t-..t.
for fepresenting teachers who want positions
Demand is now brisk see Application -.
send also for laHsr5elH Ed4clfi.Hai N4ufff. D d.
SCHERMERHORN. 4. NJ, Actuart t,.zr-,., 81,
SCHOOL INSTITUTE u Bond St. New York
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RoBNSoS-FisK-ln South Boston. Sept LIST, by
Rev E. f. Hale, Ar. D. F. Robinson, Of Boston, and
Miss George, second daughter Of c. Fisk, Esq Of
south Boston. No cards.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-17

Two small boys aged six and three years, sons
of Mr. Whitney of Bennington, were drowned in
the NaLoomslck River at Bennington on Satur-
day night The body Of the eldest was found
during saturday night, that ofthe youngest sun
day morning, the both several miles below the
y-lIqr.
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n RY OF THE WAR il, Causes Chasi TAR d sa-
duct and Results. By Hon. a exander b So
phens. Its ready sale, combined with au Increase,
commission, make il the best scriptiou boo. -..r
published One agent in Eastuu. Pa reports e.
subscribers in three Gays. Another in Boston. lnf
subscribers in four days.
send for circulars and see our terms. ami @ fa,
description Of the work. Address National Pa l-..
ing Co. Philadelphia, Pa; Cincinnati, uhi.. th...
%. IL. nr 81. LIa-s. No.
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9frr advertisements.
MOODS AND FOREST

"OODS AND FORESTS. Dent Of Crown
w Lands, Quebec, 18th OF June, ls6s. Notice Is
hereby given that sale Of Timber Berths In the
following Territories, will be held at the places and
dates mentioned below, namely.
st. Maurice Territory, at the Crown timber Office.
Three Rivers, on the ID day Of Septe nher next
Lower Ottawa Territory, at the Crown Timber
Office, Montreal, on the 10th day Of September next
Upper Ottawa Territory, at the Crown Timber
office, ottawa, on the eth day 0fOctOher next
The Berths to be offered for sale and the conti
tons Of sale can he ascertsned at the respective
Crown Timber Offices. Il. \. BOURGEOIS As-.s-
tant Commissioner
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MO D-N,tlfu- sa impor
ID taut. send tva -rlup> or sealed - PAGE, ou
the whole subject d. Whittier. ufIeutu. pit-
STEFAN. t.7 -. Ctar..~ 81. ST. Louis 40. -taars
prominently above al, otiers iu Dis spec o..
so matter who ia... d. state your ease p4tic t.
treated hy mail lu every state
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Br rrFR.-The Transactions in our butter mar
Aet were light to-day, prices remaining about as
last week, 40 to As cents, though the scarcity Of
"a really prime article led to outside figures when
d was to be had at an-.St. .7lbaHs Messenger.
THei13
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Mr.. L. D. Gilchrist, Of Mortified. died on
Saturday moning last, after, long Illness,
which terminated in typhoid fever. Mr. Gil
christ had been in the employ Of the Vermont
Central Railroad, for sixteen or seventeen years,
the most of the time the general baggage mas
ter Of the road. A special train was run from
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-17

D ECElVED this mo ming one Gaze Stockinet f1a-
IL Ladies and Children's under garments Tbs
artele Is very superior. and is well worth the ats
uon Of every lady. We not only call attention
this but to splendid assortment Of Ladies' Mer 1o
uncervest' and Drawers, the best and cheapest Fe
have had in years
Just call aud see for yourselves at the new Sttsn,
l52 Church Street.
Sept. 10. dkwt LYMAN ALLENE
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On one and two-third acres Isaac Hines Of
Brattleboro has raised 80 bushels Of wheat.
The annual Fair Of the Windham County Arri-
cultural Society to be held at Fayetteville.
September 80 and October lst.
The stencil tool factory in BnttIaboro was
entered one night lastnight, and robbed Of $500
in goods.
Brattleboro and other frontier folks accuse the
Massachusetts, border towns Of having AN organ
lied band of thieves and desperadoe- who prey
upon the men Of the Green Mountains
The insane asylum at Brattlehoro continues to
buy all the land that Joins it, or is in the imme-
mate vicinity With recent purchases they have
farm q over 500 acres, besides very extensive
pasturage and woodlands Over 500 patients
are under treatment.
Mr. Aaron ". Ball. Of Athens. was bauiIin-
some cattle on the 9th ult, when two Of them
fell upon and so injured him that he died ia two
hours after. An examination shovel that hi
hack and thee ribs were broken.
Mr.. NJ NJ. Whitney, of Bellows Falls, a few
DAYS since took from his flower garden beauti-
full rold-bandei Japan Lily measuring nine
inches across the top. This flower was first I'M
ported from Japan few years since, and only
two years ago a single bulb cost so
There Is an old gentleman in Londonderry
aged So years, who has not taken food or any
nourishment Of any kind for ffty-sir days. And
the only drink he takes is 4 little cold water, -
and during ten days Of the hfty-six he did not
even take water He has his senses perfectly
can hold his head up, and turn over in bed with
on, assistance
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nuRY THE ;.MOMETERs, also Thermometer
IL for hot or nc weaIleTi at
Established 1873. J. bfuNShAIDS
May Tth, Is6S
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Alr- Hyatt had her pocket picket of silver
trimmed rortmouaie containing Sl4, also asilyer
fruit su'tc markell q. Mary" Mrs Fairehild,
.. Essex, Ny, was relieved in the same way Of
-2f. while ou the grounds. We cannot caution
visitors too strongly TO look out for pickpocket,
while ia crowds.
a a of Mr.. j. P Woods. Of WinoosH. faint
e' .u .he seats yesterday afternoon and was car
-.f h.uc
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iHeU advertisements.
DRY Goods and Groceries

Ufali kinds and best qualities large stock gsu-
al, and at very low prices. Do not fail TO call and
examine
DYKE ( TABOR
Winoosbi sept. I6. is6s WITT
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COZ TRY
ADV ILRTISI\G

Z o v 2 Z
'Tu any person i-hiu- On advertise loo the loca.
4 country newspaper. t.I great or SNAIL eI-
tent We can offer up.rIaut advantage az this time
" have a list % MANY huuirc! which We rau re-
cs.fv orders or at price. much lower than would
oriiulr re offered
Prae, o.. .iumE, l-cut inches sIacel iu Ur
binary weekly qIpsr-. .i.f-. i"r months .Ium g.
o. go. fr months f'.f -u 600 s1 i.r year
from 81 O. So
's- I- 81. I4fcg- aith Hss4-. .te..Io1. AID cir
cuIalo1 gwen. rnd tIt price elr.-, out against
clou VIII Ac -f % ans a.. f- -ae..u. n' stamp.
Advert. Us SID Hc allowed @. p..s ana choose
i-oH tle -.-s sud eau . bta- many COY J- tJw a.
ttCr desire 81. tia Uries ssd llirUs-
fr
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Thermometer average, 657 %.
Range Of thermometer - : to797.
Barometcr-avera-e height, 29.6s2 inches.
Rain, ~ inches
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500 Hru1rv -Tots1 arQrIrsn
rl7UIS BOILER is s,lfacr'u-, ispeuss- WITH 'lHor
l 1.a tta ssefr .1. CLOTHES. aud does t.e work. .u
-ff--v minutes This sin pie. wonderful. arf saa-
cassf invention can Doc seen BOZ operation daily a
e. $. BLpDGETr S CO.'S.
Septic 'il6wlw - COLLEGE street.
FRrIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Crane Vines. &c. for Fail Of i>Gs.
WE oT.rf.r fall planting stock " fruit Egd ore
w rsrYer., Trees. Crepe Vine. &c. which iHr
extent. variety. visor, and beauty. u sf'-th ...
fh cl1yvi- cat N, ,a-ues itst issued. sent prepaid %
receipt of Ia, cen 5 E aeh for hqs B, 2 and 40. :
free No. /. dc.tr int We catll"sae Of fruits No;
ornamental trces. No =, green hoq'' plants 40
- IN WANGER a BARRY.
Vt Hope Nun series. Rochester y. Y.
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