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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-04-09
PIEDMONT ala .:
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

l generally that he has accepted the Agency Of
the above Company, and is now prepared to issue
policies Of LIFE INSURANCE. The solyency
Of the Company is certified to by the Court Off
ed to those who desire to support ''Home Insti-
tuition. @ 20 j. A. MCLEAN, s"-
At the store Of j. q E. B. Stowe.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-04-09
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THE SOUTHERN FAv0RITE!
BURKTS WEEKLY lDR BOYS AID Girls
Beautifully illustrated g. Elegantly Printed! {!

Pronounced by the Southern Press to be the most
egaa,t and talented young peoples paper
printed in this country.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-04-09

1.-THE general result of our observations
on boils for the past two weeks, is the best
place to have tbUifi is upon somebody-e
neck
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-04-09
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
STOCK OF GROCERIES,

L. D. Cheese, Mackerel, Liverpool Salt, Sugar
and Coffee. A splendid assortment of Hardware,
which we sell cheap.
Grateful for past favors, we ask continuation
of patronare and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31
VERMONT NEWS.


Mr.. J. P. Flanders, formerly resident and
prominent manufacturer in Burlington, has
leased the two buildings recently put up by the
Vergennes Water Power Company ON the west
side of the falls They have all the appoint
ments of irst-class furnace, and when entirely
completed will have capacity for fifty hands,
An infant son of Rev. Mr. Partridge, of Wey-
bridge, was stepped on and killed by horse
last week. Mr.. Partridge placed his son, be-
tween one and two years old, on the ground,
when the horse, which was near there at the
time, in moving around stepped upon the little
fellow, iniuring him so that he died.
Mr.. David Cutting, of Shoreham, committed
suicide by hanging himself on the morning Of
July 22nd. He was laboring under fit Of tem-
porary insanity, caused by anxiety as to the
result of the i'll health of his wife. There has
been insanity in his family before. He was,
until the partnership was dissolved, one Of the
firm Of D. x G. Cutting, whose flock of merino
sheep Is so generally known, not only in Yer
mont, but in the West. By industry and good
Judgment he had accumulated quite fortune.
The Champlain Valley Agricultural Society
hold no fair this year; the lease of their grounds
has terminated and cannot be renewed upon
what the society deem sufficiently favorable
terms. The fairs of this society for several
years have been among the most successful
which have been held in the State, and We hope
another year will revive them.
William T. Newman of West Addison has
piece of winter wheat ten and a half acres in
extent, ON upland, which now promises some tall
specimens of stalks. \ branch Of ten stalks
averages five feet in height, and the heads SIX
inches in length
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

Pearl street, spacious tannery, GA by 81 feet
and three stories high in its highest part. The
basement floor is occupied by the bark mill, the
engine and boiler room, and by the vat room,
containing 30 watts, Of improved construction, in
which, the hides will hang side by side, instead
OF lying IN piles as heretofore
4 handsome stationary engine of Is horse
power drives the machinery, consisting of a bark
mill, elevator for the ground bark, pumps, &c,
The ground bark Is carried up by the elevator
To the second floor, from which it is let as need
ed, into two large circular tanks or teaches
heated by steam pipes, in which the decoction of
the bark used in the process Of tanning is made
much more quickly and effectually than in the
old process Of cold sleeping. The second story
Is occupied by spacious curryiDg room. The
third floor Is a drying room, in which the skins
viii an be dried under cover The wafer for the
engine and other purposes is supplied by springs
"n the premises, which furnish an abundant
supply Of water Of remarkable purity The tall
chimney Of the concern is an unusually hand
~ l'Ne' vi "IISh "oIh- elghl-slued, with
tasteful eorniee at the top, and is really an orna-
mental as well as useful object The builders Of
tie main structure were Messrs. Townsend x
iiilL The chimney was built by Mr. sails The
engine was made by Allen ~ Endicott, Of Cam
bridge, Mass. The whole makes one Of the most
complete and convenient tanneries in the country.
1t will consume about 300 cords of bark in a
year, and will do three times the business Of the
old establishment, and as an enterprise it is
creii'ahe, as We doubt not it win he highly pro
htable- To- its proprietor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31
University Of Vermont and state Ayr
College.

COMMENCEMENT ENERcIsEs.
The exercises connected with the Sizty-Fourth
Commencement Of the University of Vermont
and State Agricultural College will be as fol-
lows -
SUNDAY, aug >.
4.8OP. -Baccalaureate Discourse, by the Presi
dent
MONDAY, ARG. 3.
7soP. M-Anniversary Of the Society for Re
Heious Inquiry. Address by the Rev. J. W.
Newman. of Poulmey, Vt
TUESDAY, aug. !.
sAM. -Examinations for admission to the
University, at College Rooms.
I0A. M.-Annual meeting Of the Phi Beta
Kappa at Institute Hall.
sP. M.-Celebration of the Phi Beta Kappa.
Grafton by the Hon J. W Patterson, Of Han
over. y. II.
sP. VI. Commencement Concert, at City
Hall.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST ), ALUMNI DAY.
$50 A. NJ Drill Of the University Company on
the College grounds
900 A NJ. Annual meeting Of Alumni at
College Chapel.
10 A NJ. Alumni will move in procession from
the College to the church.
} 1880 4. NJ Annual celebration Of the Alumni
Grafton by John \. Jameson. Ii. D., o.
Chicago Poem by Capt G. F. Hunting, l.
A. after which will occur the Reunion ant
Dinner.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31
DIED.

FAERELL-In this City, July 9th, Joseph Far
rell, aged.36 years and months.
CHURcH-In this city, Wednesday evening, July
21d, HARRY 5. only son Of S. and Helen NJ Church,
aged 9 months and seven days
FIELD.-In this city, July p, Of cholera niantum,
Freddie youngest son Of Ira 5. T. and Mary D.
Field, aged years.
WHEELER-At Milton, July 23rd, VIM. II. Wheel
er, aged 80 years.
SwIrr-In Enosbursh, July nth, Walter Grif
fifth, eldest son Of Rev. A. b. and J. f. Swift aged
six years and nine months
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

GENIs WANTED to sell the d" EMINENT
y WOMEN Of THE AGE" containing Original
sketches by Messrs. Parton. Greeley Higginson Al
4ott, Winter, Hoppin. Tilton, Mr. Z. {. Stanton.
Fanny Fern N,. illustrated with fourteen bea5,iiul
steel engraving
The New York Iri5Eas sle@sIh- OF de puhlish-
er-, says = thoroughly have they done their
WORK that their volume in paper, type, binding en-
gray ing, above AL ia tbs excellence Of its subject
matter, sue- far % remove the reproach urged
against SUI scrptlou buJk>-0nly made o. SELL"
Fur descriptive circular &C., address 5 " BETTS
& co.. Hartford Conn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

ANOTHER TRAIS.-An additional train is to
be put on the Central Railroad next Monday,
which will leave St Adams at SO a. m daily.
and reach Burlington in season to connect with
steamer for Lake George. Saratoga and other
points south.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31
ANINvALUABLE MEDICINE FOR

DR.. ]. ". POLANDs Humor Doctor, A Positive
Remedy for all kinds Of Humors,-Seroiula, Scuryy,
salt Rbeum, Erysipelas, Nettle Rash, Boils, Car
buncles. Ulcers and all Obstinate Affections Of the
skin. Mercurial Diseases. and every faint Of the
system; Dyspepsia, and those diseases originating
in me Derangement Of the Digestive Organs, viz
Bilious Complaints, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections,
Headache, Languor, Loss ofAppetlte, Depression Of
Spirits and COstiyeness.
NAV Goth WY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

ForND DBowNED-Srsr1cIoN- or Fort PLN
-VERDIcr oF ACCIDENTAL DEowNING.-A boy
strolling around the Champain wharf. just
north of Noyc,' wharf, about half past four Pm.
Monday, discovered lying upon the bottom Of
the lake, on the south .iie of the railroad track
leading from the wharf the body of a man. He
gave the alarm. and "A crowd soon assembled, 10y
some of whom the corpse was h-hei out of the
water. and was discovered TO be the body of "a
Frenchman named Gedeon Dsunais, who had
been missing since the night previous, and for
whom his friends had been searching during the
dav. Some bruises on the face and blood about
the mouth at first gave rise to suspicious Of
death by violence. The body was laid upon the
wharf. and Coroner Hollenbeck and Chief of
Police Drew having been notified, proceeded TO
hold an Informal inquest ON the spot.
The body OF Daunais, which had lam upon the
wharf. with bloody handkerchief covering the
face, was then removed by his friends, and the
crowd Of men. women and children, the denizen-
of Lake and Water streets, which had surround
ell the remains dispersed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

WILL he sold at public auction, at the RUTLAND
w & Burlington Railroad freight depot In Bur
lington on the 18th day Of September 1865, at TEL
o'clock A. N for non payment Of legal charges iol
freight, three sacks Of old papers, UNCLAIMED
brogg ht upon said railroad TO Burlington narch q
1857 from Winchester. Mass, marked " NJ Noyes
huntington. W." supposed owners Smith Dick
iIson; consignee, VI Moves ,,,,xso>, s.-,s
p,,rijnoton Iuiv 1868. 5w3
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

GENERous.-Bradley Barlow, ESD, of st. Al
bans, gave the two fire companies of that place
500, Monday. in token of appreciation of
their services in general, with thanks for their
effectual protection of his property during the
late fire.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

4
DIAL. 4 Specific Remefg for Diseases Of the Repro
dtcfirs Orgsns. IL mparts tone and Ugor To the
Tters and gives renewed vitality 70 the whole ~
tenn All cases II Debility peculiar % FeHaiss VIII
find a sovereign remedy in this compound
The following affections are among those for winch
IL Is REGULARLY adapted Painful Menstrual Dis
CHARGES Suppression Of the Menses Proiuse Men
struation, Leucorrhes or Whites, liberated Uterus
&c.
Nav glth yylv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

NOTICE TO DAIRYMES.

V,HE subscriber begs 10 announce 10 dairymen tnal
| he i manufacturing, and has for sale, CHEESt
1oXES of superior workmanship, and can supply
them In any quantity, at reasonable prices:
W. X. PATRICK.
Winoosh Falls, Vt, July % WIN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

ORDER DE NOTICE.

PETER la Rock To the Honorable Sg5PTem at
~. Il Nourt next 70 ne unluei a.
BRfpcEr La RocK.> Burlington, in the County Of
Chittenden on the first Tuesday Of January
4. d. 1869.
The Petitioner, Peter La Rock, Of Bolton, in the
Comfy Of Chittenden, humhly showeth and repre-
sents that about the fifteenth day Of September, ~
d. Is:{7. he was lawfully married to Bridget Nashau
NJ Sausamo in the Province Of Canada East, and that
he continued 10 live with the said Bridget in the
faithful discharge Of the duties incumbent on him as
tbe husband OF the said Bridget until about the
Bridget deserted your Petitioner, and has ever since
for more than three years. wholly neglected and re
fused 10 live with the Petitioner her husband, and
has wholly neglected to discharge any Of the duties
incumhen upon her As his wife and further show
9TH that he has resided for more than three years
LAT mast i'm the County Of Chittenden. and in the
STATE ofVermont. lie therefore prays that this Hon
orabe Court will order and decree that the Petition
er be divorced from the said Bridget La Rock, and
declared 10 he sole, single and unm rried.
Dated Bolton, this eleventh day Of July, A. d.
1s6s. - - ,,,.,-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

There will be trial of Reaping Machines Oh
the farm of Ezra Meach in Shelburn on Tuesday
next, august 4th. at one O'Clock in the after
noon. As "A general invitation is extended to all
the machines in the State, fair. practical and
interesting trial of the respective merits Of the
different machines entered. may be expected
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

Those troublesome and dangerous pests, pm
worms or any other worms, are safely ana thof,
ougbiv expelled from the system by the use oil
DR.. GOULD'S Pin-WOrm Syrup, without INJURY
10 the health Of the most delicate child or adult
Pnrelv vegetable Warranted 10 GEO. c.
GOODWIN 4 CO. Boston, Mass, and all druggists
Price Is cts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

THEGREAT NEW ENGLAND KEM-
EDY.-Dr J. ". POLAND'S White Pine Com
pound Cures Sore Throat, Colds coughs Dlpth-
Ppria bronchitis splitting Of Blood. and Pulmonary
Affections generally II il remarkable remedy for
Kidney Complaints.
This medicine is free from anything dsfeterions'
nIeasant 10 the taste, safe yet and effective
in its action.
Me- nth 1874
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

The foregoing libel having been shown me, and II
having been made to appear that the bellee resides
without this STATE il is ordered that the ad
La Rock be summoned TO appear at the term o. me
Supreme Court next 10 be held at Burlington, Hthlh
and for the County Of Chttenden, on the hrt Tues
day Of January, A. d. 1863 then and there 70 make
answer to said libel, by publishing the same, To-
gether with this ORDER three weeks successfully IN
the Rnrlington FRyE PREss a weekly newspaper
printed at Burlington, in Chittenden County, the
last of which publications shall be at least six weeks
before TIE said term Of said Court
Given under nv hand at Burlington this fifteenth
day Of July, A. d. 1868 nrppno,xr
4w3 Chief Judge Of the Supreme Court.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31
MARRIED.

STEARSs-PECK-At the Parsonage, at Monkton,
July 22d, inst, by Rev. N. c. Parker, Mr.. Alonzo
B. Stearns, of Hinesburgh, and Miss ILoisa l. Peck
Of Charlotte
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31
PERFECTLY S4TisrACfoRY

= Even patron ubtainsa watch by this arrange
mrut costing hut 81, while il may be worth go
$40 Partially shown.
Ni.--r-. Hunt. Anthony Go, la- Broadway New
York CITY wish o. immediately dispose % the above
i4--lIlceu, sock. Certificates, naming the articles
are placed 10 scaled envelopes, and we'll mixed.
Holders are entitled o. the articles named ou their
cert dcut-. upon pa1 mrut Of gu, whether 10 be a
watch worth $50 or less. The return Of any Of our
certificates entities you o. the article named there
lu upon payment irrespective Of it, worth. and a.
article valued less than 80 l. named a-s oeT-
uieat-, i will at once he -een that ,h.s IL
No Lottery hut strli sht forward Legitimate Tran
,Icf.lU, which may be participated 10 even by
the most hstdiOus
OrISIoNs oF TIE PBE,s.-"This Company is
su1wu throughout the Mon 20 be responsible for
any thing it proposes o. to."-Hseliy Tribune July
o. l-d-.
They are honorable in their dealings, and satisfy
the just expectations OF their customer, ~. /.
Herald. Jug Do. l-d-.
This Company has a line reputation and their
good, are 90 avery superior quality .n-Ners, Jlig
~, l-6-.
SINGLE certificate will De sent by hail post
paid. upon receipt Of - cents, eye i,T 8 eleven for
= tairfy-three and AZ elegant premium foE 3
-iXty--iN 1ui "A --e valuable premium for %. and
one hundred and "a most superb watch for So To
agents OF tho-e seeking employment this Is a rare
opportunity. 10 Is le-itimately conducted hu'ln-
e-- duly authorized by the government and open
t0 thr most careful scrutiny. TRY u. Address
HUNT, ANTHONY & CO., lsj Broadway, y. Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

Mr. Hubbard Chitenden, of South Burling-
ton, has laid on our table two fine specimens of
ripe tomatoes, raised and ripened without the
assistance Of a hot bed They are of the Early
Prolific variety. Who can do better
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

g ,lo FINLAND Road is declared nayobl
-, The nreferrei stock i. issued opl
in exchange i'' -. ~ paiIT..5 -. ~
land anu ,..l-,I .,-v.r.;,ns mus 10 ma,
secure 'i's vi Il .,a 90, .o.,,nt when ,bo Il
'" '' ''''' -. no. tbe ,li,i.Ie,5
viii De '''-'''
rq.. ts,. cron In this county proves hardly
Ia, ,.o,- being little lighter Tn tn,
-. .rl .r..iieirv light ON the upand>
...-l .l....sr. excellent. and corn and Do
....-,.;,r n. -..f. though before theraiu it wa.
-. ia. a doubtful case for them. in
-
DR. D. :. Nichols, the en'eprsins owner Of
-f. Pioneer SHOPS. will commence IN August the
.-s....a of % new and extensive machine shop in
connection with ,he other SHOPS. II Will occupy
sr part the place vt the blacksmith shop, ON the
east side Of the Pioneer SHOPS, and will be Of
brick. two stories. 100 feet long 10y 30 wide Il
viii Dee f.el with new and improved machinery
Tor the uauufc,ure of ai.. work and all kinds
ofmagAiue work and viii ae.. mmoiatea large
elias, Of business il that .Ae which, for want If
improved hr.'it.e-. la- gone elsewhere hitherto.
The NJ" '''-'..'.''' .''.-'' 'l'
most iI'''l.I' .i ING -..-' ''"
in progress y. y'' Guy mus '''' -''
and De'u'''l- 'n0''N '"'.'..- ,T =" .'',s' ''
erection %" W -'., '''''.' ..' -i'.'-
cNNL society. inner t"N tI.t..' 7i IiNt i-4"i Ni
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

send ier cir1li4rs tesrgss and Newspaper opinions
Ai-0 iahilit quartz bibles, best edition published
WI. FLINT, publisher, y South eth Street Phila-
Ialulia Pa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

"OUT OF sORTS.'-TakeDR- 5. o. RICH
ARDSoN's SHERRY WINE BITTERS, the most
medicinal in the market Established in lsUs-
March 18th. won.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

M HIT " III TT Do : mt 1I71 my.
w the sick make concerning medicine. sup
I,ose TARRANTpS SELTZER APERlEN1 4 the sub
ect OF the interrogatory, what then, simply TINS
reply II will relieve and cure headache, nausea
hatuence nervousness cOstveness, debility bilious
mes. and indigestion. sold by druggists every
where.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31
NIAPLEwOOD INsrITrrE-ope of
= WEARING OF THE GREEN,

W Agents wanted for the most entertaipie.,
book published, abouuding in Romance Humor, and
Wit Agents say il Is the best selling book out as
people are tired Of repettions Of dry details and
army reports.
One Agent sid . in one week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31
IN wHEs LING. W. VA
Fla ctO1V for Sale . .
Five stories, sIIiI #.
For Photograph, descriptive circular, terms, and
other particulars address
Norway IRON NANTFACTTRING co.
COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE. $


y uated on the bank Il Flint River, ons and a
half miles from the city ct cambridge, Decatur Co.
Ga Ihis property is the most complete and desira-
hle and offers superior inducements % those who
wish 20 manufacture; il is accessible e. New York
and Savannah by rail, and By boats o. Columbus and
Alhauy, Ga. The Factory is all in good working OF
der. with q fine dwelling house and necessary out
buildings The building j. l06Ni2 feet, 3 stories
hleh. The machinery i all complete and consists
iu part Of i5-horse power Engine, made BY Amer
lean Machine Works, P. b. Tyler'> Truss Engine
Spreader % beaten manufactured by Whittier a
sons. Whitiersyilie. Mass; / Willow. 10 Caros 20
inchl 2 Gard Heads Drawing Frames. List spec
ders Frames 0i- Spindles.l Reels, Beaming
and Wrapping Mills Dressing Frames, b Looms,
Spooler . TWister C ? Spindles,l Gard 6riuder and
Franc,. manufactured by Vim. Mason Co. Tam
ton Mass ! set Wool Machinery, manufactured by
DANIEL fainter Wooster. Mas steam pipes Tor
heating. Nc. This factory has been in operation up
ta the last few months. Connected with 70 j. the
finest machine shop in southern Georgia, with all
nece-sar, tools. also a fine blacksmith shop ana
gnhouse This property j. sold in order % close up
the estate 10 which it belongs. Parties would DO
well 10 examine this factory, address the undef~
signed The terms It lie will he A. liberal as
thu times will allow. Address ". q. ID. ToN6E, or
r. L. BNBBITr. cambridge, Ga, administrators Of
the estate Of s. David Tong. Refer 70 Messfs. a.
a. ~. L New York
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

y. .l- E..+.rv- Point ! ID If % = Iuly 9th.
H.. fi,.,,t... ,'.,,.I ,.sr.or. we're installed by
n.n.cvIr ,f-var.,b,o, : : Clemens.
G.N W Utev. Y G.:w.H. Fullerton,
Res.rIips Secretary. F. b HoIli-ter. Perma-
men, Secretary. F F.tabrook. Treasurer.
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,,.
Inc ''i'.'''''l', '' '''' ''u,''y '',' ''''' ''-
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iH'>ALIN COUNTY.
Mr. j. j. Griee, Of Franklin, while m'ne
swarm of hoe~. on the 'th inst was $50 severely
'tung by them that as be started :" GO To bus
house Ga distance OF I' r'1-) he Tell ln'en-iple
" '"' -''''| ''''''' treatment CIV,
"''. ''''''' man '''''' '''''' "'''' '' great
'''N-
inc VI ''''.y" say ''''' 'A' l.' '-''' '- -'''
Towns '- "' ''-''' III -'' .-' >
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f.--a- Ri,bfrl. Ssntenfer efiI and 10th. l-ts
be- >,'''''' W. p'',- ,,'''' - '''.''' '' '''
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Sc tac Institution of ES9u-GY LouGF We'd
uc-ay evening, tine following officers were ill.,
''''''''' excepting 'I'- aeA''S' Do! l'' W. lA'A
H"'-.
Samuel Williams. Vs. ~. Geo. L. Stone, :.
W. james NJ Nel'ey. j. W, :. h O"lishith'
treasurer Eugene Putnam, Secrc'hIt- '- >.
Walker. : D.; ;. H. Lewis, ir., !. D. H. T.
Alrich, steward, r. L. Sauwo.d. Tyler
ths. g. j. Marsh, the Superintendent Of
Schools in - Albans has res guel his position,
on the ground that changes ought to be made
I'D the grazing oi me schools "hich 1ouli h'' I've
generally sustained; and that the duties Of
superintendent cannot be e'ilcientiy gel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

BITTERs are sure remedy for Liver Com
plaint in all its forms um0rs Oithe Blood and skin
Scrofulu Dyspepsia, COstiyeness, Indigestion Ja1n
dice Headache, and Bilious Diseases, General Debi-
utv. &c They cleanse the system, regulate The
bowels restore the appetite, purify the blood
strengthen the body and thoroughly prepare y L
resist disease Of all kinds. GEO. {. GOODWIN j
90 Boston Mass Sold by all Druggists.
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SALE oFUyCLAIMED PROPERTY.

CURIOUS BOOk.-A beautifully illustra
A ted book worth a thousand dollars, sent fres
on receipt Of 30 cents by addressing Professor JOHN
VANDERPOOL, No, % Clinton Place, Ne" fors
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-31

\ A Seloyer, of New York, has offered to
purchase at par all the bonds given by town, in
Vermont, in aid Of the Lebanon Springs Rail
road. Nh Park made the offer in Mr.. Seloycr',
name at the railroad meeting at Arlington last
week Thursday, offering to pay ten pei cent
down. If the offer is accepted. the towns will
have secured the building of the railroad with
the least possible expense 10 themselves.