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Lancaster, Pa, on the 18th His remains lay
. -' ~ , ,g .'l,4' AT si.' ~ ,ie my
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Doe Nvuih aroma Lesisa'I ar ollerel 'n'i.
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Vim. Cassidy has taken the place Of Peter
,,.,,er 5c,e,sel an tbeN Y Democratic State
Committee
Thu, fourth aoar Of a raper box factory in New
Nj. .,.,- en- ~, the I9ib tei,,, o,er-jyei,bted
There were 40 girls at work at the time, but
only two were seriously hurt
Adam. Fvpres. Conpanv. at St. Louis. was
'.ri3 h.. a, , mon - - HON
was brought what pretended to be money
package. While the messenger was writing a
receipt they seized him by the throat, put chic
~ Ills '','e' Huo1A''l MN s'o WI "-'i -
l''l l''' anu i'''iis nm Vi HIS P'u'N'
@''f'
Judge Bonney, of New York, has been struck
with paralysis.
A planning mill in Reading, Pa was burned
1 Friday, causing a loss of 500 600, with small
insurance.
The y. C. Democratic Convention held at Ra-
/ leigh on the i4th is called the most imposing pc
-. - - ~ w, ,e, ,,,,,;nteI
!
Indian cutrages near Fort Ellsworth, Kansas
R;Tcr ave renortei The bnrning of settlers
! Lou-s. llI;1, of men ,,viebinc Of women and
clrrvin., off stock being the inyaraible features
lny'c are the usual sports Of the noble req
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and ~ 'l''ii"l r'''is al . nm
v.. IN. ''9 ., iui''A'i i'll 'i'' ''''
W
4 construction train ON the Union Pacific Rail
non. killing five lsf-~ ~ a.. .,,,
some If them rp,rt,U,- "-''s
SUNDAY evening. by rs nasj 49,, "
arrests made.
urlav one Of the ambassadors missed his slt
mo in landing from the steamer and fell i, H.
,,,5t., . b,,t v9s DOT ont without harm b,,t 10
drrlir,,
|
H..,,l = ,,-,,;.;,,,o-s IN investigate the cattla
discs. AMI ,,l.,. ,,r,,e.t;ve measures
The Peoples Bank Of Baltimore was robbed oil
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-21

The community were startled this afternoon by
the publication Of an alleged fraud on the Gov
eminent Of a quarter of a million dollars by
leading publishing house OF this city. The mat
ter has been rumored for a week past, and
strenuous efforts were made to conceal the facts.
1t is alleged Messrs Thos. Howard \ johnson,
wholesale paper dealers, publishers, %e' held a
contract to furnish printed blank envelopes, &c,
to the Post Office Department, and through col
fusion with man who was Of late chief clerk OF
the post Office, have obtained receipts for quarter
of a million government materials. Both Howard
and Johnson have been arrested and held TO bail
in the sum of $4,000 each. A civil suit has
also been commenced.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-21

In the Legislature to-day resolutions were IN
troduced praying that hereafter all Incorporated
towns shall make no discrimination as to race or
color in the appointment of the police. An at
tempt was made to turn all the schools III the
State over to the negro school commissioners.
The subject was referred to a committee. 4 bill
passed the House regulating foreign claims
against the bank Of State represented by Barring
brothers, and authorizing the Governor to take
possession of the assets. The currency of the
bank is to be redeemed by bonds. The members
are yet unpaid, no means having been raised
and great dissatisfaction exists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-21

The Democratic Executive State Committee of
Alabama met in this city to-day. Delegates from
forty counties met to confer with them. Ex-
Gov. Moore was elected president of the meeting.
The Committee on resolutions reported at !
O'Clock p. M, series endorsing the Democratic
nominations and platform, and urging the peo
ple to vote at tie November election, and to take
the laws IS they found them. The resolution;
we're adopted
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-21

BASE BALL MATcH.-The decisive game be-
tween the Champlain Base Ball Club of this city
and the Mogul Base Ball Club of Essex, took
place yesterday afternoon on the grounds OppO-
site Merrill's Hotel in Colchester The game
lasted four hours and half, and was closely
contested to the last, the young Champlains
finally winning the claim to the championship
Of the county, an honor specially worthy Of note
when the respective ages, weight and skill Of the
-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-21
FARM FOR SALE.

I'lE Subscriber, possessing one Of the best graz.
iuS farms in the State, containing about 500
tc-rs oilers 20 sell the same, together with his val
liable stock and farming implements or without As
Q suits the purchaser The said farm is situated in
The south part ct Barnard, Windsor Co., g miles
from Woodstock. 70 has southern slope and pos
----es beautiful prospect Of thec1untry around
The building areg0Od, all painted wife a base
meut story throughout. The fences are good and
there is q good supply or springs Of living water
The farm contains large sugar crchOrd, a large
supply ~ apple trees. $50 crab apple trees Of choice
varieties. lIu hills of grapes IN bearing. and an
abundance Of small fruits ofaIl kinds.
The nrm IS well adapted for either sheep Or dairy.
viii keep 10u sheep or cows IN proportion. The
lrm will ne sold on reasonable terms. Terms Of
payment will Dee cash down in part, and part can
run 90 suit purchaser Those wishing to purchase a
farm will DO we'll 20 call soon uuon. address.
GEO. II. ATWOOD.
Bauard. Vt, Au-. Do, l,6-.
Aug To- wff
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WASHINGTON. Aug -.
Gen Rawlings, who had severe attack Of
hemorrhage two or three days ago, has recov-
cred sufficiently to be out, and was at the army
headquarters for Il short time this morning.
The appointment of supervisors is still pend
ing, no nominations having yet been made
Among the visitors at the White House this
morning were Gen. Hancock and another zen
eral
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STOCKS.


New YORK, Aug. 10.
Money rather more active, at "a per cent. for
call. Sterling exchange quiet at 1903! a 1921.
American gold lower, opening at lf5i declining
l445, advancing lijs, closing at li5..
Governments dull n per cent lower
Registered 6's 81 ll3i a l33; coupons do 81 ll3i
"a ~; do 30 coupons go lis. "a j. sd coupons
do go ll3 a t. do '6i l0s3 10 1903 do 'Gj Ill a I;
do '67 coupons l07l a z do coupons '6S 1913 a
lO-4Os registered lO3i "a lOi; do coupons lOS3 a }.
SfueL Lnt ..-.tL- LII
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DIED.

TYLER.-In this city, Sunday, August 10Th, Is5s,
" BIRDIE only daughter Of Frank j. c and Mary
E. Tyler, aged year and months.
JoHSsoN.-In Hinesburgh, Aug. 9th, Ann John
son, aged H..
kESYoN-In Hinesburgh, Aug 18th, Almira Place,
wife Of Thomas Kenyon. aged iS.
REYNoLns.-In Charlotte. Augt nth, Edgar c.,
son Of Marcus and Diantiia Reynolds aged 70 years
II months and e days
HAzEN.-ln Hartford, August 18th, Ezra Hazeu
aged IS.
LoRD.-In san Francisco Cal July Il, Charles $
Lord, a native Of Montague Mass. aged 80 years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-21

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. ~.
The Chinese Embassy arrived here from Al
bany at two O'Clock a. M, and proceeded, after
a brief stay, to Worcester. where they will spend
the night They were met by committee Of
the Boston ely council and by sixteen Chinese
attendants from New York The Embassy will
leave Worcester for Boston ON a special train a A.
g a. IN. tomorrow.
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RnRERT RrssELL.s EsTATE.

Di.tIiet Of Chittenden, $. | cerned in the e
tate Of Robert Russell, late of Richmond in said
District, deceased,
GREETING.
Ata Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chittenden the fourth day
of August, A d. 1865, an Instrument. purportng 70
be the last Will and Testament Of Robert Russell,
late Of Richmond in said District deceased pre-
sented 10 the Court aforesaid for probate And il Is
ordered by said Court that the twenty-seventh day
Of August A. d. 1865 at the Probate Court rooms in
said Burlington be assigned for proving said lnstru-
ment; and that notice thereof be given to all per
sons concerned by publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the Burlington FREE Press, news
paper printed at said burlington, previous to the
time appointed. go
fore aid Court at the time and place aforesaid, and
contest the probate OF aid will II you have cause
! Given under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
1 trict. this fourth day Of August, A. ID. 1865.
| s-3w T E. WALES, Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-21

LOCUST STREET, BURLINGTON, VI.
REV. & MRS. J II. WORCESTER. PRINCIPALS.
THEnext Session begins Thursday. Aug. nth.
4 -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-21

FrANKIIN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
At the Democratic Convention at Fairfield, the
flowing ticket was nominated
For Seuators-Vietor Atwood. jaime. q.
t.,-,u. s. G. Brush.
rri-ss-O. : Kelton, Z. O. Stafford
s+,-,-- Artorney-F. n Mcintyre
1,,3-s probate-J. H. Sutiiebean.
-l.-=-F \. johnson.
H,7a-N Z. Fish
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-21
,r>,,,r OVERWHELMING COR

DIAL Specific Remedy for Diseasesof the Repro
5,,rf,,g Dreams Il imparts tone and vigor b the
Uterns and gives renewed vitality 10 the whole zys
tenn All cases Of DEBILITY peculiar % Females VIII
And a sovereign remedy in tls compound.
The following Infections are among those for which
IL i peculiarly adapted Painful Menstrual Dis
charges. Suppression q the Menses. Profuse Men
situation, Leue0rhea or Mhites, Jioerated Uterus,
&c.
Nav gOth WHY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-21

g AZ 0ficial statement issued from the
au-er- of the army at Washington, it
-..-- shat there were but 1871 soldiers on
. 20 I'D the southern States on the lst Of
raaarr. leao of these 2,723 were engaged
-,. the Indians, and PAP were in forts ON
--s -.l coasts. In the ten StateS deuouiiuated
-.I... -,ar, were therefore but H.. 5af.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-21
Gotal 4 Stair Afairs.

August so far threatens to be cool. le-tcr-
day wednesday, the mercury stood go = am,
f5 g M. D pm, the lowest it has been, with
the exception Of one day, June 22nd) since the
ith Of June, when it ranged from 81 in the
morning to $40 at noon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-21

Elles o 'Rourke, woman about twenty-five
year. Of age, arrived from Bellows Falls on
Tuesday afternoon and stopped at Murphy's
Hotel on Water St ON Wednesday evening
acting somewhat strangely, M Murphy gave
her a room used by hi, mother, on the lower
floor instead If the one which she was occupyinr.
About ] O'Clock Thursday morning she became
frantic, and amer a struggle with some Of the
inmates Of her room, she succeeded in leapinr
from the window on TO the piazza Of the building,
and rushed thence On disha5iHe shriekinr
towards the Rutland Depot. Mr.. Murphy, who
had been aroused by the noise, followed imme-
diaiely and overlook her. He gave her over to
Policeman Frank Miller, who thought it best 10
secure her for the present in the County Jail.
Constable Drew ON investigating the sad affair
the next morning found her apparently perfectly
sane. and ascertained TINT she had been until
recently living with a sister in Montreal, that IA
fex weeks since she was induced to 60 to Bel
lows Falls into service, in company with some OF
her friends, that concluding to return she was
taken with fit of temporary insanity while
staying here, and that she was anxious TO reach
her friends as soon As she could obtain sufficient
funds. She is still quartered in the Jail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-21
NOTICE

/ hereby given that an Application will be maize
L AT the next Session ofthe Legislature of the
state IL eru0nt fora Charter for a Rail Road frum
the city Of Burlington in the County Of Chittenden
Co some Point ON the Canada Line in the north line
o the town Of Highgate, in the County Of franklin
passing through the towns OF Burlington. C0lches-
Ter. Milton, Georgia ST Alhans Swant0n and lligh-
-ltc with the right 20 bridge Aallets Bay.
WY
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FIFTY PER CENT. sAXED

FI'O lIousekeepers and others who order their goods
L from our GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE II Dry
Goods. Fancy Plated Ware. Cutlery, &c, &c We
send Circular free Of expense 10 any part Of the nj
ted States; send for one, and see our terms You
viii save money by addressing GEO DRY DEN
co, i0 Nilk Street, Boston, Mass
Agents wanted in every County in the United
states. Aug. 4ith, im
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MARRIED.,

GERRAD-coLE.-At the NJ. f. Parsonage in Jer-
icho, August It'll, I5Gs, by Rev. J. S Rowland, Mr..
John P. Gerrad and Miss Selma NJ Cole all Of Je1-
icho.
A. Field, Thomas j. Coon Of Winoosli Falls Vt. and
Cornelia $. Wtherell Of West Chazy,N Y.
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The statement that the building Of D. s Ap-
pleton * Co. of this city Wa, burned a few NOR
nings since was a mistake. Their PREMISE were
damaged very slightly indeed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-21

A ..MRRYisr N,HBEp.-Tvo week. since
BE- Lieut.. John q. Hendee, of Stove, Vt, was
married TO Mis- Charlotte Foote, Of Malone Miss
Foote's brother, suspectiug all was mot right,
objected To- the match, but did not prevent IT,
Upon little investigation the gay Lothario WIS
found to have "a wife and one child at East At
lauy. Vt, and at least two others elsewhere
all, four. He WAS arrested on Monday. Wifi,
No. arrived on Tuesday. When brought uI
for examination the dashmg Lieutenant waived
farther examination until the next Oyer and
Terminer. Bail was fixed by Justice Willard at
: 900, in default Of which the hero Of several
battles and-iuiging from his many wiye--o
some scars, WIS sent Ia Jail On the 18th o
August, ls6t he was married in this city By
the Rev. Mr.. Converse, to Margaret King, o.
Shelburne, then only Il years old Sine wa
wife No. g. The above facts We take from th
Malone palladium.
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Buffalo Markets.
BUFFALO, Aug. ~.

Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat in good mddling demand. SALES 400
bush. White Ohio at , 40; 1000 bush hite
Mich. at > 30 ., 800 bush. Amber do at > -
! 900 bush. Rel Mich , 20; 1000 do on PR
yate terms
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-21

stranger visiting one Of our Vermont Demo
cratic Conventions must he struck among other
Things, by the absence of young men from its
Deliberations. Tie viii see, as a general thing.
only old, welther-worn veterans, whose very ap-
peuance shows the length and earnestness Of
their labor- in the Democratic cause. He would
be taIi that these are the men and the only men.
who have formed the material Of these assem-
hage> for years. Herein lies the explanation of
tHe fact, that amid all the fluctuations Of politics,
the Democratic vote in Vermont sustains no sub
-tantial increase. Whatever principles this or
-auizatiou may e-pouse. it will never find any
support ia the youngand growing intellect Of the
Green Mountain State.
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9ew advertisements.
NOTICE.

WIS is to certify that have given GEORGE FISH
Il ER my ward his time during the remainder Of
his minority and shall claim none ofhs earnings
nor pay any debts Of his contracting after this date
LEONARD PEASE
Jericho June 10th, 1865 7w3
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STATE OF VERMONT. ; TO al person n. CO e
District of Chittenden, So l. eerneI p NE y
INTO N Pollv henderson Carey, late u Milton, 10


District of Chittenden, -. l. eernel y me y
tatc ~ Polly henderson Carey, late Of Milton, 10
said District deceased,
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden At Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chttenden, on the third day
III August A. ID. l-6S an Instrument, purporting 70
he the last viii and Testament Of Polly Iombersnn
Carey late Of Milton in said District, deceased, was
presented % the Court Aforesaid for probate Anal
Z ordered by said Court that the twenty second day
of August l. ID. 1865, at the Probate Court rooms IN
said Burlington, be assigned for proving said In,
.trument; and tnat notice thereof be given 70 all
per.ons concerned, by publishing this orde- three
weeks successfully in the Burlington fREE Press, a
newspaper printed at said Burlington. previous TO
the time appointed.
TaEFFoRR, you are hereby notified 10 appear be.
f,re said Court at the time and place aforesaid, and
contest the probate Of said will # you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict, this third day Of august, \. D. ls6s.
E Nv RUSSELL S. TAFT. Register.
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The base bali match between the Olympic- OF
Washington and hey-toue> Of this city today
resulted in favor Of the latter by score Of g.
To ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-21

A ADVANCEMENT Is hereby made that to
"A next forty days shall sell a surprising quan
tty of GOODS for an astonishing small amount
money Vow this Is not said for effect, but because
II Is literally true, and will verify II 10 all whe
will give Us a call.
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THEcREAr NEW ENGLAND REM:

EDY-Dr. J. ". POLAND'S White Pine Com
pound Cures Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipth-
eria Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and Pulmonary
Affections generally. It's a rema kable remedy for
Kidney Complaints
This medicine il free from anything deieferioHs,
pleasant to the taste safe, yet sure and effective
In its action.
May Both, IsCs. WY
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sengers for fare one way
A Fireman's Concert in Bennington on Tues
day evening was literally p''''n'1'i. The entire
proceeds amounting 10 TIC -'Ie oil
u'Ae's footing UP So anu j. w. ! .''H -''.'-
cav ~ '1'
u '-'
The Bennington county iAir WILL oeiur 10 ben
nnst3n on the 'Il ana fih "i september INC
Bennington * kuihud hAl.rai VIII transport
property for exhibition free oi charge. ant I.'--
seugers for fare one way.
uNkuN COUNTY,.
Mr. james Heath If En.-lur-h. while visit
ing his friends in Woleott, was drowned last
Thursday. He WAS sixty-tTa year, of age
Jones and Hskrr.tl tie two thieves tui.rac.-
preliminary examination az Hiebulte ou mine
c,,,rIsirts fin. theft and I'm "a f.u.-.f hail -r the
s,,r, .- - 600 tI,ey More. r.a.r.l.i d. itI. o..
...... .-;.i t....u... H.. ,....,..,. e.,,.,
u,...
,.....
'-'" 'f'-
ORANGE COUNTY,
The order OF Good lemp-ar~ ., H'ii'-.- A
Ner-hire. The Lodge was 'rsiniL-i August -'l'
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4 GENTS Everywhere 10 sell Abhotts " LIFE OF
II GRANT and Russell's charming Engraving
entitled FROM SHORE To SHORE" Also a great
variety Of Campaign Charts Badges, Pictures, Med
ais, &c. b. B. RUSSELL, Publisher, Boston.
Aug. y. d2w&w3t
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WANTED.

MANUFACTURED by JOHN STRAW. Stowe. VI.
vi They are made Of the best Of Rock Maple and
put up in boxes with Locks at $50
Aug. ! dEwlm
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Sprtial 0Otites.

"OUT OF SORTS. $. o. RICH
ARDS0N'S SHERRY WINE BITTERs. the most
medicinal in the market. Established in 1906
March 18th. WIN.
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IA MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARAScE or that
loathsome disease, Catarrh, follows the use Of
DR.. Kennedy's 3" PERMANENT Cure. For sale
by druggists. llo-d@"t
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''''- nave ''''
''' '''''' '''-' anu '''''i.s
i''' '' =' amount VI ground
il'''' '''', si'''''-' '''''i
Inc '' ''1 i''-H li'-'' WIZ l''''''is s.''e
a'i''a any S'''''''y Id 'nat crop
IIit CATTLE pi~E'~EIN NEaNoNT.-lhe Texas
cattle i',ea-e has made its appearance IN Yer
mont Mr.. Richardson, well-knoUn butcher
Ir Erlttleharu. some weeks since nur.h1-t-I .t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-21

Last saturday, one of gang of men who We're
carrying wood on the top Of the ledge of one Of
the quarries Of the Rutland Marble COMPANY.
studied his toe, and let the wood which he was
carrying fall into the quarry, a stick of which
struck and fractured the skull Of a workman
namel August Porterman, and fatally injured
him. Another stick struck a man named Carl
koimeracker, severely injuring his head and
shoulders, though it is thought he will recover.
OUTRAGE UPON THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY-Re
Mr.. Parsons, of Biddeford. as we learn from the
CHi2a preached in the Pavilion Church on
sunday of last week. In alluiing to Gods retri-
butive justice, he incidentally mentioned that
JEFF. Davis had gone UNPUBLISHED here. and ex-
pressed the belief that his punishment in the
future was sure. This touched one Augustus
Haines, fun blooded copper, in tender spot.
and he left the church iustanter. loudly remark
ing as he stalkel out 50 And he ought to 90 IN
pualshed-you have ne right to say such things
here. Seven Rebs in all, male and female, left
in huf-indignant that their political friend
jefferson b. should be called a criminal. About
the same number of devils were cast out in olden
times, and the consequences were gratifying
There is no danger of such scene in this city,
a- that class Of politicians don't spend much
money paying church taxes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-21

A CENTS W A$TED fr the standard. ...i .,f
u heiM LIZ = or sly Nut j. AND BLAIR A
book for every library and - work IN r-,.,,+ &C.
est and permanent value N1 Democrat u- .r.-,-y-
atiye can DO without it, 0r have a .-t ur -tarlir.-
~ .ug ISSUES Ne'ie te country. -l0Ut read u-- It,
Agents are everywhere f0c.u-.t rIs as. '.-.---,.
nity 70 make money ever offered send aI- circulars.
and see our liberal term and fu.i -f.-. .frl.
work. Address UNITED STATES III it fSrf\.
CO., No iil Brclluc St. Ne,g Ia..
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NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN,

T'lIE subscriber begs 10 announce 10 darymen that
Il he is manufacturing. aud has for sale CHEESE
BONES Of superior workmanship and can supply
them in any quantity, at reasonable prices.
W. X. PATRICK.
Wnoosh Falls, Vt. July 10 Win
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OUR old customers will take notice that we have
" now cloths from Middlebury mills, which we
can exchange for Wool.
DOW BOYNTON.
Uiuesburuh lime 3lth-WlInos