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AUCTION SALES.
EITrRE DAYS,

II M DahS.
RY CBARLEs W BotILER. Auctiose.r.
Corner Of Psnnsylrsnis and iOth street.
soss %2fs Fsko srtT pEAn,
IuRNITURk. FIsE CARPsrs. FRESSE
ThifSs kahp r9ILhAssS SyoA FINE CUB
- On MSsp aSTP nosNSrse. n.y,.,,
i.@ii, daeiisins boss. sns sHsaes Nee e.
.w street, between and =, large variety OF
ensrncih, ana nearly new Household Furniture,
On Sup r;or soGi c..e Pi.no Forte. octave
Es.nSt marble top Center Tables
WaIps, rae r. Mirror, with Slab and Brackets
LanbroauiDs and other VI iuao- Curtain.
ont shs nearIy new Brussels c pois through
Hall oil oil Cloths the house
Mantle and Table Ornament.
Walnut and Cottage Ohan,lcr SHIFTS ron, ,,.,.
Superior hs,r Mattresses, and Feather Bolster.
"@nn. ss s, "Ardrobes, washsiands, Chairs
Oak sidehoard, Marble top Card Table.
China. Class and Crockery
Plated Ware. Cutlery
Cock Stove and Kitchen Utensils, SC.
mys-s tBeprb hsS w. B9.T rs,IdIE:r
RY john 3. FOLEY 4 Co, Auctianeer..
ID 3O1 Pennsylvsnis avenue south SIDE.
Between 9th and 18th streets
THE ENTIRE EIEECrs OF FAMILY De
PIANO. WALNUT CHAMBlR SUITES. GOT
ThGE Gets. PARLOR SET. BkUSsDLs
THEE PLY AND INGRAIN CARPETS,
MIhkoRS. 20 &C At PGBLIo AUCTION.
nEFTfmencine at 10 O'Clock precisely, we .hsll
sell without reserve. In House No. n
street, northeast corner of 9th street the entire
Household Effects, consisting in part, viz:
very nne Pianoforte, q hickeIing. } cost $50
Ieupertor Gilt Mirror French Plate
Rich Mantel Ornaments
Z very hne % arble top Tables and Stands
Brussels CARPETS
~ very fine Oak Dining Chairs
3Cottaee Sets
Extension Table, sideboards
Curled Hair and other Mattresses
Bedsteads and Bedding CO mplete
Bureaus, &c
l very fine No. William Penn Cooking Stove,
10 Bed Room Stoves
kftck en- Furniture, Cutlery and Plated Ware
Crock,ry and Glass Ware. &c, &c.
Terms cash.
ny eo2t FOLEY q CO.. Auctionsers.
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kf COOPkR LATlMER, Arctioneen,
- tSuccessors to Jas. O. Mcclure Co..
Southwest corner Of PENIS avenue and llth street
Star Once Building.
NERf VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
AZ STREET, NEAR 14rH STREET, AT
O. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 10th.
Ia; etc o'clock, in front Of the premises we Cd ali
Asell the west q feet Of Lot I, Square 1ss, i'm
proved BY two-story and basement Brick Dwell
ling, containing double parlcrs, dining room And
Kitchen. three chambers, with gas and water nj pes
laid throughout. This property IL situated ON
the south side OF street, between 18th and lith
Terms: One half cash the residue in 6, Il. Is and
"a months. secured by Q deed of trust, with notes
bearing interest. ConveXancing and revenue
sale.
my6-d COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts.
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10y COOPER LATINEk. Au,tIoneers
- Successors to Jas e.. McGEire & Co y
Southwest corner Penna avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building.
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and IL, in DsyidssnS subdiviSion Of sSusre ai3,
situate on the vest side OF Vermont avenue, be-
tween North and d streets, having front Of q
alley.
inches on the east aide of 18Th street, and running
back us feet 60 an alley. and being between L and
. rapidly improving vicinity, ana ofierS 3 IF rare
chance for investment. -tl'I". =
twelve months, secured py q deed OF trust and
notes bearing interest from day Of sale. All con-
veysDcing and rvenue stamps ct the cost of the
purchaoer $50 down on each purchass at time of
sale. COOPER LATIMER.
ap30 dads AuctisneerS.
1IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN, THE
above sale 10 postponed antil WIDN ESDAY, Nay
my1.ckds COOPER q LATIMER, Ancts,
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NEW IoBK, Sept. -.
The H'orlf's Washington despatch says that a
rumor from well informed circles is to the effect
that Secretary Fish is so incensed with Sickies
that he demanded his recall and that the sudden
return Of President Grant Is believed to have
some connection with this demand Of the Secre-
tary Of State There is the best authority for say
ing that Minister Sickles exceeded his instruc-
tons and made demands upon the Spanish Gov
eminent which were not only neeilessly irrita-
ting but are in express defiance Of the cautions
given him when leaving Washington
The report that several hundred thousand
dollars had been embezzled from the Metho-
dist Book concern is denied by its managers,
and steps viii probably he taken to institute an
action for libel.
Dr. Everett, Of Louisiana, gave an expert
ment yesterday in Brooklyn, with the new style
of telegraph apparatus, protesting 20 transmit
sound through wire and dispense with eIectri
city The Doctor discarls the old theory OF
sound being caused hy vibration Of air, and
holds that IL can he Transmitted in particles
ike sparks e tightening
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LuoErrA N. PIyLET,1 cHTrrEsDES CoUSrT,
JANIS N. Pix1Er. ! JGSuI nIST TE TStT $50
70 the Honorable Supreme Court, next To be
HeiIeh az burlington, in the County OF Chittenden
'I ny 1ile hrst Tuesday Of January, A. D., ls7o-
tbs ~ P.tuoner, Aue' TIA VI. Pixley, OF Bolton, in
u-e county OF Chittenden. humbly shOveth and
n .eh1s That & out the 2ist day OF December, A.
= -, she BY the name Of Lucetta VI. Bailey,
- 'a"i ally married 20 James NJ Pixley at said
49,, 'y h.=cr Brennan, Justice of the Peace,
H.. hLi1ued u live with the said James NJ az her
a. ~ lH4h liu- al che duties ncumhe her
a z, w. untii afaut the 18Th dty Of December
=. - '7li when the said Jan e. NJ deserted your
ts's,9uei ana his family and the said James ~
80 -, nee lhe U re last aforesaid lived in adul-
ti,,e Ia. laura Main, and has ever since the
tie lasl Aforesaid for .re tha. three wears wholly
H'-iel't AMI rci sed O. live Vi IN v,ur petitioner
- - ~ iani ~ Or O. 'f' sch iTge any Of the
N'-, I'm .'nt On him as her husband. And fur
t1er represent that she mas had three children hv
Il- 'a-1 Jtihea " Va ssford + Pixiey Edgar L.
PlXiey, and james A. Pixley and an ~ fbsrn under
the age Of twelve years. And fartbe- sbo..tb that
The Petitioner has resided in the aid county or
Chrtenden for more than three years last plst and
prays that this Honorable Court will order and de-
cree that the petitioner be divorced from the aid
James VI. Pixley, and declared single aad unmar-
ried, and she be allowed o. resume her NADER
name, and that the custody Of said children be de-
creed 70 your Petitioner. Dated az Bolton. August
80. 1869. LUCEFTA NJ. FINLEY.
L. F. WILBUR. Atty. for LiDellant.
STATE 0F VERMONT, The foregoing libel having
CHUTENnEN Co IS been exhibited To- me aud
% Being male 10 appear that the hnelee therein
Resides without this State that service cannot be-
made on him In tle ordinary way, il Is ordered that
the sad James VI. PiN!ey be summoned o sppear At
the term Of the Supfenc Court % be held a. Bug
hnston, within and tor the County Of thittenden,
ana State q Vermont. the first Tuesday Of Jauu-
aFA, y D., l-l'- then and there % make answer %
sad libel, by publishing the same, together with
ih- order, three weeks excessively in the Burning
Yen FREE PrEss, weekly newspaper printed AZ Bur
lllStgn Aforesaid. The last OF which publications
slal be- 40 least six weeks before the SAID term Of
sdll cuu-t. which shall be sufficient notice 90 the
sia James II. PIxiey to appear at said term Of
court and answer o. said petition
Given under ms LaaG 40 Burlington this 10Th Csy
% Septeu ber A D. I-5s.
ISABEL PEck, Judge Il the supreme Court.
L-wfw
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NOM AHersFNr-We happened 60 drop Id
TO a Justice Court ia this place on Tuesday, held
by Justice W. II. Johnson 1t was a common
action for the recovery Of debt, but was never
theless contested for some reason, and consid-
-raa.s portion Of the day spent il taking testi-
.l.oss, The counsel were Me,srs. Eddy and
ilrtrs for pl4i.aT end Mr.. Bai,dell Of Cam
bridge, ana G. = AIul.i for defendant. At
the conclusion 0f Toe testimony, ar Eldy rose
ard said
MAY it please the CouIt--i claim Tor IL,
plaintia from the defendant, the SUN Of SOL IA
That's all have to say.
Whereupon Mr.. Blaisdell rose and said
Nav il please the Court-the defendant doe
ut owe the plaintiff s6l.l4, and We won't pay
ain. cent That's all have to say.
We cal these model arguments. and they
were doubtless reiished by tLe Court, VINO must
have been taken by surprise 81 sncA unexpected
rrevity and relief. Judgment Was rendered fog
the plainiih, ami defendant appealed. After al
perhaps We ought 10 mosl commend Messrs. Ar
nold and Myers, for they said nothing Such
model brevity in a contested case ls unparalleled
we think in the history Of Bellows Falls juris-
prudence at ast-Beliows Falls TiRes
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BURLINGTON, VT FREE PRESS, FRIDAY

about 5u0 more than any previous week this season.
At brighton there were really 2oi heads which were
sold at about the same prices the week previous
Some Of the incest Western lots were sold at l3'a-
Good steers at ~ ~ l1. Ordinary u slim Western at
IU a IIc hut the isr-e number at Cambridge to-day
was too much for the buyers present, and ialr TO
ordinary cattle have been disposed Il by concessions
ON the part Of drovers. Trade was dull and many
were undoubtedly sold at dollar hundred pounds
lees than last week. The best animals, good oxen
and steers found more ready sale and better
prices,
Sheep sold az last weeks prices. Several slim lots
at : per head others at 800 S275, $500, - 50,
s. 90 snd s3.25. BY the pound at u &c, and lot
Of good Canada lambs az &c.
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snrrial llotifes.
INpopT,xr xor,-r -

IMPORTANT notice. Farmers, fami
lies and others can purchase remedy equal to Dr.
Tobias Venetian Linament for the cure Of Cholera,
Disrrh'na, Dysentery, Group, Collie, and Sea Sick
ness, taken internalydt is perfectly harmless see
oath accompanying each bottle) and externally for
Chronic rheumatism, Headache, Toothache, Sore
Throat, Cuts, Burns, Swellings, Bruises Mosquito
Bites Old Sores, Pains in Limbs, Back and Chest
The Venetian Liniment was introduced in 1871 and
no one who has used 10 but continues do So many
stating, il was ten dollars bottle they would not
be without it. Thousands Of Certificates can be seen
at the Depot speaking Of Us wonderful curative
properties Price Fifty Cents and One Dollar
sold by the Druggists and Storekeepers throughout
the United States. Depot, 10 Park Place New York
-Av4E
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SD E4XXIG
a VEGETABLE S!ClLIAR
I Hal r
- - REIVk'kYFR.

tl1 Itf II j. MAhAt LOU.
il Is perfect and wonderful article. Cures bald.
ness. Makes hair grow. better dressing than
ans oil' or pomatum.n Softeus brasb. drv and
wiJ hair into Beautiful Suken trc.ses. But. above
ALL the great wonder is the rapidly with which it
restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
The whiiest aad wors; looking hair resume. its
youthful beauty oy It's !; does not dye the hair
but strikes at the root and fills 1t with new life and
colo.ins I.-a.t-sl
First application viii 10 good you will zee the
NATURAL COLOR returning every day, and
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
the old, gray, discolored appearance Of the will
be gone, giving place lustrous, shining and beam
tiful locks
Ak for Halls Sicllan Hair Remover no other
article is at all Ike it in effect
See that each bottle has cur private Government
$ mp eyer the top Of the bottle 4Hothsrs are is,i
fsfioHs
H. L. HALL co., Nashua \. H., PROPRIETOR
Forsale by all druggists lo&lev
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BOSTON CATTLE MARREf.
n THE WEES ENDING TUESDAY, Sept. 81, 1854
AHoUSr or LIVE STOCK ArHARE

AUGUST or LIVE STOCK Al Market
This week, 3,-3 49, n
Last week, JGit l.l.q ON ..ds
Une year ago, 3l;5 l.-u 3l .-o
PRIcEs-Beef-ENtr fat aud heavy premium
oEen, ,lagi a l55i, first quality. $500 a siz75.
d gdali-y Il % q ll75 Sd quality $50 a 10 3 n
100 lbs OF total ei-ht i hide tall0w and dres.e1
beef Bulls, &c, 800 "a e. ~.
Working Oxen $50 a $50 2 pair. or according
& their value as beef. Handy Steer. a. "A l50
Mich Cows so n 70. extra good 81 a lon.
with or without calves, as may be agreed. f,rreT
and ordinary, s31 TO 90
stores.-Yearllnss, 81 a Is; tso-y ears old, SO
sheep and Lambs: a cts. ex,ra, q &C per
n on live weight. or s2tOd 4.5j Y head
shotes Wholesale lOi all!e; retail Il n l5eP r..
Eas Hogs 10. n &c; retail, Al a l5c e % Spring
Pigs l2td i5c 2 D.
Hdes-Brightbn Q. . lg,; Co4arry i0gs S.. a. ..
TallOW-s q SIC. Country lots q &c
Pets-wth v Of - a - It's. each. Clunt.y los,
q q Is ets.
HEHAsKs.
At Cambridge to-day there were fall 800 cattle,
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ArrEup1vD MuRDEE.-A treHoLai-a. s-lse
name We have nor learuei. ATTEMPTED TO a-uIio.
a blacksmith named DonLsliy, in Niadl.m. this
State, last Tuesday evening Dolleily was gous
after bis cows and the Frenchman sprung from
some bushes near the road and cut his throat
He inflicted & severe wound, bat 1t is thought
that Donne'ly viii reco.er. The Frsnehman
has been arrested.
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The GLOWING Vermonters were granted pat
er:s fl tue week ending Septeuter ith
s:tus H. Russell. Mortified, wafer vince.
Ira Wood. Woodstock, composition IT aid- Tor
tanning yirs.. ". Blanchard, Bgidpou, mode
Of preserving wood.
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] y the District Court Of the United States. For
1 the District u Nernout.-lu the matter Of Jere-
mIah S. Schlle.d, Bankrupt. ito whom il may
concern The undersigned hereby gives notice or
Dis appoint 90 u- asst uee OF rem.aA >. SchUh-d
oi the taWuuf St.AlOa1s, 100 the County o. franklin
State oi Ncsmout, within said Distract who has been
atJut1ei "a bankrupt by the said District Court
Dated e 81. AlHaas, TINS day of September.
A.D- l-t.. JOIN = 81 RGESS.
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MouNr MASsFIELD- The season ior visitors is
end9i, and the Mansfield House, at Stove, closed
on Wednesday last. Mr. Bingham has goue
West On pleasure trip, AMI the manager Mr.
Gale, returns to Lake George, FROM whence he
went to Stowe last Spring
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GENERAL TERN or SUTErlE C1uHr-Gener-
al FERN Of the Supreme Court Of Vermont Is to
commence Il. session in Montpelier on the 1T
Tuesday in November.
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RrKLvxGrox AND VICINITY.

EI-kIE NGTON ND NiNt9tfi'
CH11ry1sy CouNrr FuE.--Ihe annual ez-
rs5tiou of the Cldeeudeu County Agricultural
society takes place at the FAIR Grounds 10 This
.irv. on "Wednesday. Thursday, and Friday Oh,
-,6. and Sta Of October. Everything about the
rounds &. In the most perfect order for the
Fair .fc premium list is larger IN most classe,
+.,, Oh former years, and the managers are
.,s-t.r- themselves TO the utmost to make the
booming show successful one in every
--a.a- With the cooperation Of farmers and
mechanics resident IN our county limits. The
.zhHsaou can be made SUCH and that their aid
saI influence viii be freely lent In this direction
we have every reason TO believe. Tue Society,
since the sad accident Of the falling o. the seats on
the grounds two years since, which drew haa'l y
ou its funds. las been ia a rather preelrol.
financial condition. a successful fair this yca'
would place r. .a q firm footing and ensure
coutiuuanoc Of It's annual exhibitions. Other
wise. we f4r this viii be the last hence Oh,
necessity of working FORTS success
Jr,n,I FAIR Fon mf Hor-Ii-1 %
dozen little ones On the I'LL. pa. tsr ae.ls TO-
gerber a few days since, and deciiei 10 hold o
6dr for the Home for the destitute Trey
thought they could raise twelve or a.'esu dollars
in tlat way, AID tia, tlsr mite would be- good
SIS far a- g., went. WIKI tae all .; their older
friends. t.. af.ir s.r.e of au saturday, "a an
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y the District Court Of the United States for the
L District Of Vermont In the matter OF Norman
l.. Shattuck. Bankrupt Notice is hereby given that
petition has been filed in said Court, BY Norman L.
slattuck R4nd1i pa in said District duly declared
a baukrup. under the Act OF Congress Of March ,
l-7 f1r discharge and certificate thereof from all
his debts and other claims prOyahle under said Act
and that the 9Th dsy Of Oc lS6q 81 10 O'Clock A. NJ
before the Hon. D-A- Smalley, Judge Of said Court
at The L. 5. Court House In Rutland Is
signed for the hearing Of the same, when and
whore all creditors VINO have proved their
debts, and other persons in interest may attend anc
show cause, If any they have, Why the prayer OF
said petition should not be granted
Dated at Burlington, the 18th day Of Sept, 1853
l2wsw B. B. SMALLEY, Clerk.
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Tsrrf4rs..raf. .r.f-fI Hs...r...
-f. t..r r H-
t... f.uraul ti-. ..- rs. . IS o. .
rH..-.Ha-. ., s.. 81. ut-...
tr..u. .g taAtLl- -urr g.. t
-'"..
f..i .at If0.i-
..4. 90 tam en- d. D.. ... lf.-5 ..
N..I 3. aort >.+ -
H.r. -t,..f r4n. a -
,i....- Comm 4.. d.. .,',l i..'.
TH..t.a-r M D. d -
l0 per BUSH. a- I....r- aa- ...+ .... ...
Paint tr b.. .''
l.......rir 't f
Ns tu.. 30 70 4ti Blk. iarI b.. 10
,,- f.i -'- -c lasg-e .Hr Ih I- .7 g..
..AI- p"r Dr. -c l--s per l.s.. Hc
Orange nor 5or -7. -''-' ..l
80 -'--' do ia jars,
Lemons T - " DID % q Is. 20. sl a D al
''---'i -'-' iAi' quo
i....s. .rs-e-..
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G Rev. John Cordner, of Montreal, preached in th
s afternoon. A conference vas held in thc erea-
e ing. and interesting remarks were made los se'-
eral c.ersymcn aal laymen. A set Of re-o-l'- .''
y were offered by Rev. T. y. Adams, of t'ifa-' ''.
4 On the union of tine Liberal churches. and were
e unanimously passed The best o.. feeling pee
4 vailed throughout the conference It meets next
D spring at the call Of the Directors
n The views Of Mr. Horace Greeley on the Won
y an Question wiz be found in another column.
win one or tgo exceptions they strike US as sem
% s.ile md instructive. Concerning Mr.. Greeley s
-.,.f.i., m woman suffrage, it is vel 20 remem-
t.- ,f,- il emlaiies the conclusions of one who
M. shocked .- anything because it is ae,r. OF
D., ;.s,. VIII. is. On .he contrary, born radical
a.l ref5rmer. and wb0 likes to lead the way in
asv movement OF rrogrs-- that promias 70 he
successful but Of one. also, who Las pretty
vide ac1uaintaa.e with mcu and things IN Ills
country. AMI whose observations and experience
have lrourb; him TO tie deliberate conclusion
l4tuoboIy i- TO De the better, o- better If. tr
woman suffrage
AocmrSr- N PIArrzHyrGu-on l4e i1H
inst Johnny Llblsuborl. lli VI d gears, -..
from loaded wagon Oh ~erl- f..t- aal .-s
hind wheel passing ..aa BIN t.a.l-ei BIS .e.
+ leg near ,ac hir.
0a tie 18Th. Coo. --i.. willie playing bus.
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OHsaus. Barton. Sept. u. -
HuraaI. Ra-lul. Sept 81, 3D.
..tf.,..- N,r,1. Tier. Oct q.
.r--.l..-.. N,Af.rc. Sent. -. 30
w.,r.- g. f-...k. O.t. 81
...-., T.. ,...,l,,
.,...-
e 1'- +t .i, 80 IN.
t.'.a. s....1-,f H. las, Gon...
..I...iI,. e.. ,t.-.r ,',..i, v.rb ,,n-
.i..l --'...,.'.. l,.~..',l
Com q. FL. Grandey, OF Nersennes, VIII, no
H.a unanimously reelected Speaker
E6s
..4 that ue~v- cr,-,. F-,. If
.,..... ..,......... ..
81. t-..A.-t go i.f N-i- 'e-'l' ID 1N-'---.'
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aa9 Nu iooo1or1E-Ile 81. Adams
4-tas-rg, says oas Of a,a.uaaie span Of
a..a -.lz &. lr D.ra4a, If Sw4uton, on.
week undertook 20 bead of and get by
passing train. It appears that Mr. Dorman
'a-aa their Shoes o.: and turned them out to
GIT before, AID during the night
a.lt-si 81. get On the railroad IN
oaebe;n~ oa one side Of the track,
VI. CD tie o-he-. when the morning
rain Was coming up. One Of the
raea The train had got up even
'-.- q. and % lightning speed undertook to run
'-s engineer seeia. rbat the horse was gain
'-s.'l sa III the steam be could get. the
sol AsePns lis ovu. and reroeptibly
-i After running some City rods in this
I'lasr the col, cine to cattle guard. at
-'-l' stopping second. one Of the cars rubbed
''''' AID stripe tie hide a his side. taking
.''l' 'lTee pound. q. assa out Of one hin and
' o,l nm off, Mr.. Daruan recently refused
Wv 'pm' he yaluing then at
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new National Rork-one Of the y=rv hest eyer
MIit-eu-and destined Co have AN immense -ale.
IL is fresh lively sparkling book sslsnc.dIr H.
iui and distinguished Women II our Cas,rr, 4
complete inside view OF Life and Society Under
eighteen Presidents describing the most EN- .geut
-ileh anu prominent 9cilc- as they appeared IN
lhe successive administration from
" A>HlNGtON 10 GRANT.
ruiz 90 Personal Anecdotes amusing and ID Iustrat-
,'e scene, Nc. The very best .-iuc-u.euf. Tered
A- siis 'n Tn, great WORK. S0ul & our ti--t lar
"liA complete Information ami t1fu. Addr.-..
uANILlAD n HLIaMINn IL hmm q.
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Reported Recall Of Minister sickle
from Madrid.

New E,BE, sept. -.
\ Washington special states that sckles has
been recalled.
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Aelr Aduertjspmp nt,.


HE fARHLr's B4GA.
By c ". DlCkERMAN and
Hon. CHas. g.. FLINT.
in both English and Ulrman
showing how 10 double the value
OF Land make three t.me.a much
out Of stock raise three tunes rs
much Gram Hay. Roots aud an
farm crops and more than double
all the profits Of the farm. Every
FARMER, stock raiser gardener aud
irult culturist wants u. One hun
are1 and forty Hiusfrqfiele. sales
~ melse. send for clrcI.ar. IN
terprisin- men will learn the par
ucular- u = money making bust
ness by addressing ZIGlLn. NC
'CrRnf & Co., Philadelphia. Pa. or
spriI gfeld, Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-24

IN the District Court Of the United States For the
l District Of NermoEt-Iu the matter Of Zebaioa
Jones Bankrupt Notice Is hereby given that
"a net ton has been fled in said Court. By Zehuun
Jones, OF Ripton in said District duly
declared a bankrupt under the Act Of Congress
OF March q 1877, for "A discharge and cert hcate
rr.r.uid Act and hat the 9th day II Ct. 80,
lno'ciaex A. NJ. before the Hon d. A. Smalley,
judge of sad Court at the L. ). Court House in
Rnslaad j. assigned flr the hearing Of the same.
when and where all ere tors who have proved their
debts and other persons ia interest may attend and
show cause. il any they have. why the prayer o
said petition should not be granted.
Dated at burlington the l3ih day q Sep. ist9.
l2E3w. B b. sMALLEY. Clerk
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-24

N the District Cou1t Of the United States FOR the
l District Of Nermout.-In the matter 0f Norman
jerks. Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that
petition has been filed in said Court hy Norman
Jenks. % Rutland. IN said District, duly declared
a bankrupt under the Act q Congress 81 March ..
I-o. for discharge and cert fcate thereof from all
Liz debts and other claims pruvahle under said Act
and that the 9Th day Of Oct -63. at Do O'CLOCK a.
". before the Hon D. 4. Smailey, Judge 81 said
Court. al the L. ;. Court House in hutiani, is
assigned for the hearing II the same when and
where al cre! tors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest ilay attend ana show
cause. f any they have. why tie pray er Of said pc
titi,u should not be granted.
Dated az Burl nztoa.ou the 18Th day Of Sept. fs69
lxvyiw b. l.. SlALLEY, CLERK.