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yusin,ss No,ir,s.
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION At

FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION AT
GRAND Park.
Az tins festival sfIven for the purpose Of exhbftins
the extensive improvements this beautiful property
TO parties interested In Suburban homes VINO deire
pleasant dag In the county and the ladies ana gen
uemen OF weschester county and vicinity and num-
Der OF Distinguished guests are expected the Invitation
scorday extended tolades and gentlemen Eensfally.
Music collation. and addresses VIII be furnished. and
every provision made to comfort ind enter
tainment Of visitors. "a
No fireworks will he permitted on the grounds. No
nee railroad tickets viii be issucd on this occason
but carriages will be in attendance on the arriya OF
the {. 9, and il:So A. N. train from New York
ANDREW WILSON, Jr.,
Grand Park once, 81 Broadway.
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Gnsln.ss Noiuts.


How 10 Look Noung-SiNtceu.
Don't paint vie Hair l;cstovrs, but simply apply
HAoASs Magnolia Baim upon your face, neck and
hands, and use LYoSs Katharon upon your hair. 1he
Balm makes your complexion pcarly. soft, and natu
rail- you can't tell what did II. IL freeklcs
tan tallowuess rlngmarks, mOth.patches. &c and In
place OF led rustic face. you have the marble purity
Of exquisite belle. II gives to middle age the bloom
OF perpetual youth. Add these effects TO a splendid
head OF hair produced by The kAhAiron and lady has
done her best In the way Of adornnent Brothers VIII
have NO Splns1eT stsrs when these suces are around
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seldom has any preparation produced such
happy effects on those suffering from diseases oil the
bladder kidneys, urinary organs suanguGy. dropsy,
gravel, organic weakness, and female Complaints q,
HELMBoLD's BUCuu. This yglyable remedial ageut
entirely eradlcates All such diseases.
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NV YoRH, June %.
Stewart Acknowledges the Force of the
white slave Agitation, and Actually
Gives His SIa ves n Vacation.

Stewart Acknowledges the Force OF the
white slave Agitation, and Actually
Gives His Slaves n Vacation.
To ttv Editor Of me Sln.
Sra; have read all your articles entitled
1.-THE White Slaves Of New York." and among the
rest those having reference 10 Mr.. A. T. Stewart ;
and a. yop are 10 favor Of fsir play. I think you
would like 10 know that the white slaves Of A. T.
Stewart are not In sueh 0 deplorshle condition as
some would have roc believe. F9 Instance, OF TIE
present time oss- BAN q the number Of employees.
men and boys Of IN ages, are having Q vacation Of
ten days, during which time their pay h continued.
In fact they have been paid IN advance, to enable
them to enjoy thsh time as much possible.
Another fast we'll known ID, that while q man IL
sick his pay ia continued to him regularly, no matter
how long be may be so; ana In many instances
where death has terminated the sickness, the firm
have paid alt the expenses OF the funeral aAd given
door.
Tie man Jones Is not q "blarstad'' Rnglishman
but one OF those sons OF the South who, at the
breaking out Of the rebellion, took hiutsef soush,
not to fight for bis native land" he termed the
State OF Virginia, but TO tend bar for his mother IN
Law. and By somo lucky chance escaped the DRAFT
offees OF tho G. \. A. Wbenithe rebs were thrashed
into obedience he cnne North sgan, in very secdy
condition. lie favned upon those he had rcviled
during the nation = struggle and was placed In the
position he now occupies as " xhpper. up" tor oil
,he lazy fellows In the house IL IS by such a. he
that this great house gets such reputation AZ il
bas outside. JUSTICE.
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Tho most agreeable. neat. aud cficucjou.
article Tor the teelh ewes invented Is Lyons Tooth
1abeta.
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PRIM WANTS 10 SELL CUBA.

4 QsintapIo ARA psemcnt-where tho
Uphed states Come In-The English Cnp-
itaiisfs want our Government 10 Guar
nntco the Bsnds and Collect the Revenues.
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c0os+ruetef with a view % defence. ami they a3i
greatly, to her strategic aivantar.s. Hs- army
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served AS n 'ay oil prayer ~ .as 4''.1s l''
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ANNUAL MEETING NOVEMBER oTH, 1917.
At the annual meeting of the Young Mems
Association the following amendments TO the
Constitution were adopted
Sec. =. Art >, by adding " And any four Of
the said Executive Committee, whenever met for
the transaction of business, shall constitute
quorum"
Also, by adding to Section 6, new article, TO
be designated as Article .
80 The Secretary shall procure the printing OF
membership tickets in such numbers as the TX
ecutive Committee shall by vote direct, and small
sign the same and deliver 10 the Treasurer SAID
tickets at such times and in such quantity as he
shall REQUIRE, charging the same to the Iressur-
er, who Is hereby required, and 1t is made his
duty. to take the sole charge of the sale thereof
and annually mske report Of his sales. 50
Also, amending Sec 4, Art. /, by striking out
November" and inserting Nsy, for the
time Of annual meeting.
The proposition 10 suspend the lecture course
for the ensuing winter was not adopted.
The following is the report Of the Executive
Committee
H. le Young .nsa's Association Of BarI-
iQgtgu.
Tour Executive Committee respectfully submit,
the following report
by the Treasurer's report it appears that The
receipts and expenditures Of the Association for
The past year have been as follows
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FIRE MonDAY NIGHr-At quarter past SIX
Monday pm, general alarm Of fire was riyen
by the ringing Of bells and the continuous sound
ing of the steam mill whistle Of Shepard. Davis
4 Co. The fire department and citizens were
promptly out ana the FIRE was found to be in a
shayings building connected with the City Water
Works about ten feet south Of their engine house.
1t issued from the northwest corner Of the build
ing and soon get under good heldway The by
drants in the vicinity were promptly operated
and the quantity Of hose which is kept constant
II in the lumber yards did good service. The
flames ragged but a few minutes when they we're
quite overpcrered by the deluge Of water poured
upon them. No shavings had been put in or
taken out of the building for three months, and
the fireman Of the water works having left every
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offered. Trade was gu e. early this morning The
general inspection and calculations upon amounts
landed, &c, had TO be satisfactorily settled in the
minds Of buyers and when the supplies are large
are rather backward in offering prices. fine flock
began to move by the middle of the forenoon ordi-
nary lots neglected, with no improvement r. E.
French & son so d 100 sheep mt s. 81 p head and
l6 Sheep at 81 e head. \ Cook sold 81 head at
50 81, each. q Bragg So $50 Sheep at 81 As p
s. s. Y head. Tibbitts sold 200 Sheep at Al n
head. II Jordan sold lie Sheep and Lambs at 81 20
T. head. Riford sold ll6 Sheep at 81 " head
average 70 MS W heckwith sold So Sheep and
Lamts at s. 80 each.
Ponltry-Another large lot Of Turkeys from Sal
en- New York; handled by W IL Hoyt; "A fine flock
estimated TO weigh tons; l7c,P 10 obtained
Prices remain unchanged, and not much possibility
Of an advance next week.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


I'll bg iarnisloi on application at tIls ONCE.
Tg.s1ess Notices 10 cents per line. Obituary no
s,s. cents per lines also Scores Of Base Ball
ua.sAes Meetings OF Societies and lists Of officers
elected, resolutions relating 70 persona. matters,
&c, &C.
Marriage notices 20 cents. Funeral notices -
cents Deaths g1f'.
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THE CANAL BOAT ". V. WRIcHT
limited States Of America district 10 Vermont, ss
XvHERE4S. libel hath been fled in the Dis
w trict Court of the uitel States Of America,
for the District Of Y rnont. the 2th day q De-
tober i'm the year ofour Lord one thousand ei-Ll
hundred and seventy. By ". L. Bu-naD, ESQ Proc
for IN behalf Of Iatfeld Amlow, against the Csual
Boat " " Wright, her boats, tackle, apparel an.
furniture and setting forth that the master Of said
Canal Boar " ". Wright J. indebted o. the said
LATED Amlow in the sam Of about hity dollars i9r
labor nerf,rued bv him a seaman on board stid
Canal Boat ". ". wright prior % the date 81 thr
az, - s,if libel which j. still due and unpaid, AMI
n-avio,- the rsual process and u0niti1n OF tho
out that all persons interested IN the sld vessel
her tackle apparel and furniture, may he cted 7"
answer the premises and all due proceeding beng
had that the same may be decTeed o. De 500 ana
the proceeds thereof be distributed ACCORDING 10
law Therefore In pursuance Of the said n0niunu
under the seal Of court to me directed ana De,
livsred DO hereby give notice generally unto All
ne,s,ns having o. pretending 10 have any night,
ftie or iDters.t therein and 10 Gilbert Cameron,
T,ss,er Of the said Canal Boat ". W. Wight in
sDec,l q, appear before the Aforesaid court 90 the
q to Of Darlington, 90 the 9Th day Of December, A.
n ism AZ l0 O'Clock in the forenoon, then aud
,bs,. to answer the sail libel and 10 make their al
locations 10 that behalf and also te answer unto all
other ms having claims against the said vessel,
for wages earned on board thereof, who may choose
Z, make themselves parties TO the oel Of the sald
Canal Boas W W. Wright, by way OF amend ment or
snnnlenept without further process or citation.
tJateS At the City OF Burlington the I'd day Of
November, in the year Of our Lord enc thousand
eight hundred and seventy.
is. Deputy Marshal.
W L. Burnap, Proctor. lsw3w
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OPENING LETEE AT TIE VAN Ness HOUSE,.
The leyee Thursday night atNlr. Barber's new
and elegant hotel, was one of the mos.
brilliant and enjoyable affairs of the kind
which has been held in Burlington for some
yesrs past The invitations issued brought TO-
gether an assemblage, including some Of cur
most prominent citizens, which in point
Of numbers was Just desirable Tie dining
hail was used for dancing, AMI for
this It's ample dimensions peculiarly fitted it,
In this and in the elegantly fitted parlors Of the
house, the guests began to assemble shout nine
O'Clock, and continued TO arrive till quite late
hour. Holm5erg's full quadrille band was IN
stalled IN the dancing hail, and the Queen City
Cornet Band gave balcony sereuades in the early
part Of the evening. The refreshment tables,
which for elegance and attractiveness were quite
noticeable were set in the private parlors in the
rear Of the hail, and between these and
the dancing aoor the guests promen-
alei, apparently with much ENJOY
ment The tables were presided over by that
efficient caterer, Mr.. Short, and the carving wss
the WORK of Mr. Arms;ead, which is sufficient
recommea iatioa Tor both. Mine hosts Barber
and Ferguson lelJ nothing uuioue that care and
skill could suggest, to contribute TO the COM
fort and pleasure of their guests and by
the lively say ia which the dancing pro
-ressei, aud the pleased looks of the company, i,
may t5 Thought the efforts Of these gentlemen
were entirely suceessful. /; was something over
the &c vitchiu- hours when the company dis
Perssl, and il vas evident that this inevitable
part of the proceeding was done With an entire
conviction on the part Of All that the Van Ness
House ws- az entire oni brilliant success
CusIers-Dr. S. ". snyth has arranged to
hold a alinique at his Office in this city on the
9th and -~ra .n.ts., TO lie conducted by bimself
aud his partner. Dr. A = Lightbiu Of ston
Upon this occasion. all cases under pr. smyt5's
treatment requiring q surgical operation, Of
which We learn lie hiss several. viii be- attended
TO. The following extract from the Boston S.t-
Isy t9arfer corrobgra..s many Similar notices
which We have published from time to time
MEDICAL SrIcuLrIFs Experience hl. proved
IN thousands II instances that men who devote
t1omsg YES exclusively to- some particular branch
81 science are most likely 90 become euiaeut iu
their chosen profession. A minute division Of
LABOR seems best adapted 90 securing great le-
gree ~ ssla 10 any calling. The truth If 'his
reDars may Do illustrated in = fsmilar manner
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Bankrupt autitrs.


sns matter Of J. S. ScAoaeld Baukrupt-Iu
ns uPtcy-Ihe unders gned assignee of the
notice mat ne will sell at public auction NJ 10
~, on .he 10th day Of November, A. D. $50. at the
anercan House in st. Abans all the books and
papers belonging to said Bankrupt The sbove
property will he sold for cash to tbe bi-b. 49,
st, Adams, Vt, Nov. 18th, is7O. 'e'' ''-''i'
9rv5w !. J. BURGESS, Assignee.
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We VIII send the WrEklr FRlE Press and
6oore's R'r0' Nsu Tor,e- one year for s - in
AuvANCE.
We viii semi the WEEKLY FRzr pREss aud the
C.srtry Gent'err1z one year g. $500 in ADVANCE.
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SlLAS G. BEAN,
a-gara.

| bANN hUPICG- District OF Vermont sat
= Ne~poft the "a day Of November. A. d. l-Tl.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment as Assignee Of /. b. kimbau Z Co Of iierby
IN tne county OF orleans and State Of We rrnont
within said Distric5, who have been Alluded Bsnk
rupts uoon creditors petition BY the Disf-,t cent
Oh sald plstnct. MARSHAL CARPENTER,
--N-N As-Ia-na.
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rNHE FARM formerly owned by Levi z. Benedict,
i situated about one and half mics west Of the
village Of Hinesburgh, containing three hundred
acres, good buildings, &c. Will keep forty fifty
cows.
Terms Of pay ment made easy II well secured.
j. F. MILES, for the widow
Hinesburgh. Nov "A, ls7O-2lw3lnoI
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DlSTRICT CT VERMONT. sat Springfield.
- the DAY oi Nov. a. D. 1870. The undersi. ned
here1y gives notice If his appointment as Assignee
Of Horatio VI. Hol mes OF Springfield, County az
windsor, and State Of Vermont within said District
VINO has been adJud@ed Bankrupt on his own peti-
ton by this District Court Of ,lid district
I9w3w CHARLES c. JOHNSON. ASSIGNEE.
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2Iw2w

u Newport the st day Of November n 80
Ie lSned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
I men : assignee Of John G. Albee OF Holland in
Lne SountY o. orleans. and State Of Vermont
NlIiII sald District, who has been adiudge3
b1nArupt upon creditors petition BY the District
~, SlLAS G. BEAN,
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. H. START. Poet Commander.
WARREN GIBBS, Aiiutsnt.


FIRE FRIDAY NIGaT-Ab5ut .welye o'clock
Friday night the alarm Of ere was sounded from
the Cour; House aud the Pioneer shops. and
bright reelection in the sky north, in the iirec-
ton Of the cemetery, showed that the fire had
taken some Of the farm buildings on the north
roAi' One Of the hose carts, the name Of which
We DID 10. learn, vas soon stsr;ed for TIE scene,
winch Was the farm Of P. Y. Maxwell, near the
institute On arriving at the spot. large
Darn IN lac rear Of the dwelling house was
found to be nearly consumed. bpt fortunately its
detached position prevented any danger to the
other buildings. Ir Maxwell stated thar the
IRE was discovered, little before twelve in the
horse barn, and by that time had attained such
headWsy that it was with great trourls thu
horses we're got out These, however vsra
saved, as also the harnesses aud s,ricp,t,rsi
nschines stored in the place. Fourteen tons #
hay were consumed, and fyehogs. The fire VAS
undoubtedly iHcendlary, being started, as is
supposed, by some one attempting raid on the
len rocs', which Las tsice before been visited
during the week Mr. Maxwell was not in
sured
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IN Id list Of patents .-s1eI Nov. orh, We notice
oce TO F. C. Corrin of this city FIR an improved
wste- Wheel
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Cattle There wa bot any Improvement in prices
on Cattle this morning. with the supply sof some 1872
lead less. The stock changed hands very SLOW.
Tho bulk a. marke. ranged poor in flesh, and ne
elected generally by city BUYERS, and country
butchers we're not disposed 70 advance last weeks
rates F. Riford sold oxen for sl5a, or loc e ID
Teifer az ; o. dress $50 lbs Cows at So 80 each.
uon,b,o, & wilcox sold 10 nice three year old
So fed hy Mr. Houghton Of BridpOrt. t., had
s mol along in the spring, dressed 500 h each,
ar AZ y cwt Heiiers and Co.'s at SO 2 cwt dIes.
> a. IA two year old Heifer at So, dress 400
X Coz sold two three year old Steers TAT $ Y
ri N sbrinK oxen al $40 30 y cwt, d ess 1000
ms each. l. 5. sargent sold three ana iour year
Ia Steers at 50 80 T. cwt. 40 shrink
Sheep aud IaIubs-A good supply snc hne hoeks
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oTNII " T1Ie-7IT-TT1 7 y - T7-7--TT- VI
tceru-d iu the estate 81
DISTRICT OF it'pi'i So SYLVIA Hcas-dslu late
GREETING
Alta Probate Court holden al Burlington, within
and for the District of Chtteudon, GA tle II dt}
Of Nov AID. l--l. an Instrument, uupurtiuz % tv
the last VIII and Testament of Sylvia Hicasrcsa-i.
late q Nestfofd in said District, deceased. WIS
presented 10 the Court aforesaid, for Probate. and
Is ordered hy said Court that the -it taJ OF vow
A. D. l--u. 70 the Probate Court Rooms in said Bur
lnStnu, be assigned for proving SAID Instrument
and that notice thereof De given o. all persons cnu-
cerned. by publishing this order three weeks suc-
cessivey In the Burlington Free Press, uewspa-
per printed said Burlington, previous &" the time
appointed.
TaEREFORE. YOU are hereby notified 20 appear hr-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid ani
contest the probate Of said will fyou have cause.
Given under my hand az burlington Ia said Dis
trict this 2nd day Of Nov A. y. i-sH.
tqy3w r. 3 WALES Judge.
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eiement but no panic to-day, over the Russian
news IN the stock exchange ami elsewhere. The
same russian step has been so long expected
that the pubic were partly prepared for it. Ii
Is Tue form and peTempt0riness Of Russ.a's de-
clarauon which have created surprise rather
than the demBnd itself Notwithstanding the
warlike tone Of the Times this morning, great
doubt Is felt whether the English government
would repel Russia's pretentions to sbrogate by
her own act the treaty of 1856. The Times is be-
Leved to be attempting to take thereins Of govern
ment as in sol but all doubt will be dispellei to-
morrow by the publication of Grsnvile's reply,
hereWIihsent. The views expressed in this note
are shared in and will be supported by Austria,
France and Italy, each Of which sends reply
substantially identical, and they will ollow the
same line Of policy. This and all which follows,
l state on authority.
PaUssIA's ATTITUDE AND RUssELL's MISSION
Prussia's attitude remains unknown, or at
least the English foreign office is unable to satis-
fy itself what declaration may ne expected from
Prussia
Odo Russeil's mission was to exchange direct
communications with Bismarck, but Russell
when last heard from had reached 10 further
than Sedan, having by Gen BuTusides advice
sought 10 come 70 Versailles via Bel ium. At
Sedan he was buying horses and a carriage to
proceed on his journey.
THE DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENTS
The communications with other governments
have been free and cordial Four days ago
Gortschakod's circular was unknown AZ the
foreign office at ST. Petersburg The following
correspondence has passed
Earl Granville to Sir 4. Buchanan, British
Ambassador 10 ST. Petersburg Foreign Office
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C.P. BILL,
ofWe.t Topshan. Orange County, VI.
endorse the above statement with pleasure, hop
ins it may benefit DIS. L'ehtlln and smyth.
c. Il. BLCDGETT.
From Henry Ballard, Esq, member Of the
Ctite19eH County Bar

From Henry Ballard, Esq, member Of n,
Ctite19ea County Bar.
BUuLiseros. Oct. u, $50.
DHs. L,5HrHILL sNYTH:
DsAR SiRs.-I take pleasure in stating tina,
during the past three weeks have been under
your treatment for Chronic Cstlrrh, the result
thus far has been in the highest degree
satisfactory to me-much more so than had reason
to anticipate. The disease, which had troubled me
for about four years and FOR which had tried many
kinds of remedies vithou. avail, seems to be rapidly
becoming removed. can not too highly recon-
mend your careful and skillful treatment
would state also that my wife, who has been IN.
der your treatment for the same length Of time FOR
partial deafness Of long Standing joins with me in
expressing her appreciation OF your carefulness
and skill in the treatment OF her difficult case At
the present time, the symptoms quite plainly indi-
cate a substantial and, permanent benefit, II not
perfect and complete cure.
Feeling perfectly Confident that those similarly
troubled, If they apply to you will not and them
selves deceived and desrauded, but honestly advs-
cd, and professionally treated with intelligence
and skill make this statement in regard to my
own experience with entire cheerfulnsss.
Yours Truly,
HENRY BALLARD.