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THE TROTTiNG STALLION
YgsWEsREN0 PATCHEN

Will mako a season a. my Stables n Cornwall CON
msncing April 18Th, and ending, August 18th foi
the 10 price Of s25 tho season. Mares proving not
10 a rAv be returned the ne Il season for Cne ali
price Mares from = distance will DO pastured and
/ cared OR al risk Of owner at - cents per week.
i[amhrino PstChsn. b. Geo. n. Patchon, by Cas-
/ sius n. Clay, by Henry Clay, by Andrew Jackson,
I by Young Bashaw, by Grsnd Bsshaw, out OF the
trottins Bstsey," by Messenger Eclipse, by
Messenger, by Mambrino by imported Messenger; =
II wears old Is hands inch high weighs Us pounds.
IL rosewood bay, with black points, ane name and
tail! Of noble carriage. great eadurance, good
age and perfect dociity. Trotted when years old
in 23-. 70 wagon, and showed 2.;i meeting with an
accident. Has never been trained since, but has
sure foal eetter snd declared by good judges to be
letter OF tie most promising stock in New England
or elsewhere. having good siie and color with enc
trotting action-s hand bay colt from him trotted
in Pbilstelphia last season ia u.s. and many other.
are truttng fsst,-plenty two year olos The past
winter in minutes, aud even better.
Mambrino PaIchen IL tr0tting blood on 10th sides,
and closely relsi5d to the most noted trotters N
America. .uch as American Girl, Lucy, Lazy Thorn,
Danyeris Bow HedOc Geo. ". Pstcnen, lr., HcDDr-
alc's Patchen-ail better than $50 hUrsss. and &
host or others; more remotely n Dexter Goldsmith
Maid, Flora Temple and others Of messenger blood
Vermont horses by tndiscrim.nate in and IN breed
Ing aud sales Of the best, are, as Whol two small
boaed, lack size and are too much punched up,
Nam brine Pstchen, in my opinion If pre-ein-cnt
" culate1 to overcome these oeiecS sno rare the
standard Of Vermont Horses 10 its former r-puie,
and is 20 well and intensely bred as 10 insure most
perfect uniformity Of stock Of high rade and desr
able qlality-in fact Is naturally IN every respect
Arst elias. horse and offered to the farmers ard
breeders in Vermont at price within The reach Of
all.
mile t-otter 6psey Queen. will also be f6rad at my
aCt help being pleased. Come and see:
z. q. nr0WELL
April s-deSSxfn Cornwall ". !
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CURE For
FEMALE WEAKNESS

'I'HlS wonderful Medicine, made from An Indian
L recipe, Is entirely vegetNbe and IL eertain
cure without supporters By inclosne tbres e4n,
postage stamp will send you nv circulars. which
VII give tsstlmvnial.: Manufacturer and sold Nv
Mn. LINUS BELCHER, Randolph, Mas Sold ~
g. 6. GOODWIN co, b hanover street.. Bostor
and by all DruHe'Hs. Price 81 per tot,le,
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fstCh and Fertile as aay in
the United States.
THE TROTTiNG STALLION,
TEsspIEAS JEFFERSON.

WILL make q SEASON. commencing APRIL is;h.
~ and ending July 18th, a.
COL. 5. E. STOWELL'S, CORNWALL, Vt,
ard VIII be limited to fJfy r-s-e, AZ $50 Of
the m0ueyis due and payable s. tho time OF services.
sud the balance $50 IS dus snd payable ar or tic
LIST 0f January 1871, unless Il Is evident the "a
not IN f0sl- A mare proving 20 be not In nj. may
be retained the next season without ;.-dit'o=al
payment, and u the mars proves u b in fosl,
$50 will he due for the ssrvices and payable N d.
mand
Thomas Jefferson By Toronto Chic, by Royal
George, &C, out Of tho celebrated trOtting marc
bips5y Queen, by the tour mile race horse Wagner,
second cam by Glencoe, is biAcA, tftecn hsnds and
one inch, Gcd the highest ever his hips, Of eue
temper, fine figure and best head and tail on any
horse is six years old past can tTot three heats
IN 90 and is regarded ny his owner the 5sst Troi-
ting Stoc- Horse in New knglsnd. / thiak I am
justified in Say ing 20 tho farmers o. Vermont Eat
X is the opinion Of those vino have seen Thomas
Jefferson that he j. first class horse and his colts
viii prove a source % revenue n the Breeder and
the STATE. II he is suitsbly pst-oni1ed intend he
shall live and die in Addison County.
Col Stovell will have the immediate ruauage-
ment Of this stallion, and every one w.4J aoes 10
see hinl will also hambrin0 Pstchen the best
luil sized stallion in New England in my opinion,
and will be treated with civility and fairness
Wa. 3. SMITH,
Hartford, Ct
Burlington, Vt, March 18th, is70.-tdzv&wtf
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Uha; are We 20 do Tor Tsachsrs:
What The Normal Schools an Institutes
hare done-SRam Superini ,ndiHg-Th,
Slate S!z1iGYd for TtacksTs-The -9drGa-
tags Of me Competitive Sy'tea Of ErOmiH-
cii07.
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FARM FOR SALE

FARM FOR SALE.
IN toe settlement o. the estate Of Allen D,v.
deceased there Is now offered for sale one Of TIC
best. most pleasantly located and in al respect,
most desirable farms on the Connecticut River G. Z.
t4inu- 20 sores Of land. 100 acres nt adoy and til
ise, il higi state Of cultivation. Two yood wood
ami timber lots and excellent pa ,turs we'll fenced
Toe buildings ait god and Convenient and an With
in 80 ro1s Of the Depot, store. &c good yafi.iy.
Il fruit "a the place The fan is rig,f in very
respect, and IL really rare chance 10 buy A god
iarm.
Immediate posse SION given. Price low for suob a
place. ano forms easy.
Ca. and examine, or inquire Of tho subscriber On
the premise f. A. DAY. AdEi1istrator
East Putney, Vt, March 2ita-3sw5v
FARM FOR SALE.
TUE undersigned ofFers for ssle nis Farm oons;,t
L lag OF about - acres sifustad on, rnile .,n.L
OF Cambridge Bore. The location a. il ree,ars III
surrounding scenery, T. one Of the mot - NJ tYi In
the Stale OF Vermont. u has unon ID ian trse. NJ
selected fruit good sugar rchard ggth ono Of tbs
best VI sugar houses, saving timber in a. nndsnr.
and good wood lot, all rrry handy RUNNING ratcr
at the house and barns. II is beHutife1 Win ,yts,
NUMBER OF thrifty shade trees. 6uod corn snr no.,
house, two good barns, house very good i,s'de mn
needs on SIDE repairs There is no better land fr
grain and grass. Said Farm il lcsH forced and eysrv
thing about Il as Convenient a. one cou'd desire
Immediate possession given.
JUNIUs WIRES.
Cambridge, Vt, March s)th ls7O-dlwSrtf
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GRAYS
TO ALI. PERSONS CLAIMING PROP
EETY ABROAD.


rE'IE undersigned has facilities FOR p1ocurn- in-
/ formation relative 90 unclsiued properties
abroad. possessed by but lev lD Aue-.-s ravin =
business connections with the most succesllGl t.lII.
erfs 10 England. BE viii uIl eTtis "a g examine
claims through there agents On tta r- res -s' it
terms.
lie hsf In his possession list OF t--1y th1us illt
names Of persons for whom aivest -seIleuts have
hesu maic il England and comp lrte advert Sc
mcnts for Severed thousand person. An e1amius-
ton of this col lec.ion, a. well cape Of these az
refreshments, can 10 had for reasonable compen-
sstiss AlFu, Information Is pert-ui7rI 9 wanted IN
regard O. ;Ee following nanr,. peisr b.. viz Wan.
Jsma anderson, Prank Temple Boll,W ", james Bod
sil ga. Bridges, John Bishop heirs Of IA mss
of IRA Ca-A- De GresoTla. Chss. DerileI Taomss
". Unfrew. Henry ". Fol amhie, Leonard T int,
A-a Green, ueirsof $ Helm-Nh came 90 the nit
ea States 10 l-i. he-so John Curran-Hho zane 90
Canada r 80 and died there In about l750 Andrew
Flfrcarris. Thomas F,thucton and Mary children
~ Joseph and Ann Robert Charles larry GOOD
went q Tozs. Horatio Harris, VIM. -uhrs0n %
Ca1sdl Chas. Jackson, John Jackson, Maria JACK
sou-ca llren o.. MIs. Mary Jackson james L.
Mat. .vseu, Charles Shaseshait Jane nor.- OF
Il.-ois George NILS, John Martin, the heir Of
ffsrV Fshhurr, Joseph harshall, John Pc -ett ana
the .iren OF Henry and Ambrose Psdgett, Allre1
Ps-e Charlotte WilH- OF her heirs Mrs. Mar
LsEes Thomas Robinson came 70 America u l-t5.
helm C3 Geo. Webster, Sarah Wooster, ho-~s o.
C cement Wood who wont % FLORIDA in 1857, ,I-s.
E--,rs rs1d uers q Jane lnris q Scotland, herr
of Jenny Eea.cs, Vim. Arthur West, Fran'f Archer
West, next q klU q Richard Hs--i- heirs OF
II ms harrison.
pr pyriiss abroa1 ere iny.tc7 90 address,
n. q. SMITH.
No1k; Vermont.
March 25.h, l5-G-oswsv
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PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES

PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
(toMBINING the maximum Of efficiency, durs-
" bility and economy with the minimum Of
weight and price. They are widely and nvorsbly
known. more than $50 being In use. All warranted
satisfactory, or sale Descriptive circulars ssnt
90 applioa ton Address
J. O. HoADLEY 4 CO.,
Dec. 3l-eodAw6m Lawrence, MAeL
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9iaaos. St,r=ic. &r.


=, Deserves our hearty rec --s-.-.-. -
MN''eal Rsrlcar. " Uu-1cep- .-s5.s be- -.... .
~ lie Diristf's J5l-.a. {. ...-.-.
- -. oplnl' n -Ne1- F9-. sfas.-r ..-...
iasiS Lsi'iHg. Pas, "Sauude,t. -le.-.--
I 10 IN tiauo-' pa. Ete7iug B. ...t-.
PeIse1e eT1ry other Of -1s k1--r A--....
-. .. IN plyseineUt on su other Piano h....
--t ~ ''1t. 90 assesses mar.. d.. ..s..a.
st sl W'rss-' ci'rs Hs-lfs '.t.-a-
l ..,t 80, ana osgr.ty." Session d ..---
senls ueoy new aud irna--sn. H...-.
v 40 NO risno book coups-Iti. .a ...s.- .
r 10 ionS dry Ises- ms 1rr 7-.s-.s-.-. s.a-----
ro1,vs - - p 'ifs r.. 4a. ...Ht..
- ~ ". ioT prn' ice 70 ev.-- s... I.r...-..
i,ITsn,. tT-e' p s-a- -a-- cl.
e., '3est y, ~. HAS. 3. bif>uN o. CO..
-'o" 4'7- ---s &c.
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Theyv be issued as Coupon Bo71i. g4y...s d
s'z-'-, and may be held ia tla. form. o.
The Bond usy be r,siif,-,4 iu the name of g.,
owner. With the coupons remaining pays. -s q
bearer attached, the r-t1-s7zl being thou Transfer
able only on the book- OF rho Company unless rcss
signed 30 bearer. or
The coupons Uay be cetlrhe5 an ca-oal.ed. ths
B-ut made a Js-m5r--- REGISTERED B5z4. transfs-.
sb.o chi on the books Of the Company. and the 10.
tersst made 'ys5le only t. ta, stored owner "
his a;torus5.
Tas three classes WI De known ros,.-c. sely rs
lft. Coupon Boze' PAYABLE 50 Es-re-."
%. Rsgl':s-,i Bond .rif, Coupons l,tae,s4.r
K. R-glsfsrsa E5--s ,sii, corgorl a,t4eass. AM
should be 50 des grated by Correspondents TO spe-
fyiuc the C Ass C. Bends desi-sd.
They have thirty ssrf 70 run from January IS.
1870 with Interest s. siI per cont, per aanaln from
November 9, i-52. PEISc-PAL asD 1Srrpy.r PAY
ABLE IN GOLD r. rHE CITY or WV Yoss
The iateres. IS payable in HAYsnt NovssBrH
that 1t may take the place or ia; Of the es-le-
sues OF Fiye-Tveutes AID sui; the Convenience Of
our friends who airesdy hold Central sad Western
Pacific Bonds with interes; payable in January an
July, and Who nsy desire In making additional
investments, TO have their interest receivable At
difereut seasons Of the yesr.
The Loan is secured by a mor.-sEs upon The an
tire Line OF the Road from Richmond o. the Ohio
River. with the equipment and all o.lor property
ard sPpurteoHuees CONTESTED Herewith.
A SINKING FUsn oF $1,000 PER Assra - Pro .
v1DED FoR TIE REDEMPTION OF rHE BoSos. TO TAKE F
zFFE-r oS- YgsE ayTER rHE covrIr-IoS or rHv
ROAD.
Ths mortgage is Tor sl50oa.ao0. Of which "a
ooooo will be reserved and hold in trust ,or the re
iemPtol OF Outstanding Bonds Of the F,ryi-ia
-sHfrll EE;-oss couFa-y nov msrs-i in the
'HEsAPEAEs AND OBIo.
OF the remaining sl3,Oo1,ooo, sufficient amour,
VII be sold to completes the road to the Ohio river
'erfect and improve the portion now IN operation,
nd thoroughly equip tho whole for large and a.
i've traffic.
The Pre.en: price il 90 ami accrued interest.
A Loan 50 amply secured, So carefully guarded.
nd 50 certain hereafter to command a prominent
lace among the favortts securities in the markets
9th OF this Country and Europe, will 30 At one.
ppreciated and quickly alb -rboa
Very respectfully,
FISK 81 HATCH,
Bankers.
r S.-Wo have Issued pamphlets Containing full
articulars, statistical details maps. etc, which
III be furnished upon application.
2 We buy and sell Government Bonds. and 70
i've the accounts Of Banks. Bankers, Corporations.
ID others subject to check at sight and allow in
fss' on oaiiy oalsnoes fea3sf-d&v3m
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DREW 4 STAFFORD,

DREW 4 STAFFORD,
attorneys & CounssIIors-at-L6 p, Solicitor,
bsfor, The orrt Of Claim, Pia>HJ
Gfies, &C., &C.,
50 Wall Street, Brown Bros. Building, NEW YORK.,
and as q 81 oct, between sth 10th Sts.,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Special attention ~ Revenue and Custom Czees,
and 10 Claims requiring Congressional action or
prosecution before the Departments.
JoHE T. DRKv n. ?. srAProsn.
sept.A.d&wt
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office Of FISK q HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES
No. 5 NASSAU STREET, NV YoSK.
February 18th, 1870.

No. 5 NASSAU STREET, NV YoSE.
February 18th, 1870.
The remarkable success which attended our nego-
tiGtion or the Loans OF the CfSTRAL PAcITIo RAIL
ROAD CoNFAHY, and tie WESTERN Pacific Rail
ROAD CoHPAsY, and the popularity and credit which
these Loans have maintained I'm the markets, both
in t!.i- county and Europe, have shown that tie
First Mortgage Bonds Of Wisely-loea,ed and honor
a5!y-msnaged Esi.roais are promptly recognised
auI readily taken as the mos: suteb.e safe, and a.
yants gsou. form % inyest1ent, yielding q. more
liberal nc me thsn cor beros.ter De cs--ve' from
Uoverament Bonds, sHd available To tazs their
place.
Assured THAI in The s7lect.on aad negotiation OF
superior Rsiiroai Loans W. ar meeting great
puole want, aaa rendering valuable service
both to she holders os Capital ard to thosa r-eas
National works Of internal improvement whose in
tiusic merit AMI substantial character entite them
70 the ass Of Capital and the confidence Ct investors
We nov Offer with special couaieacs AID sat-sf.o-
ton the
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Gs " BLANKS.
Al oKiHaGE and Warrantee Deeds, City Con.
" write, Trustee and Executions, Justice Writ
4runes sna EXECUTIONS, Leases County Writs, &C.
..-., heFREE PRESS oEYicE,
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They III be issusl as cs.7os B7-li. rIg4.., 70
ts--,-, and may be held ia that form. o.
The Bond may be resi,',-s4 10 tho u.ne of tie
owner. With tho coupons remaining paysA-s 90
bearer attached the pt7-574l being then transfer
ale only on the book- OF rho Company, unless re,s
signed 90 bearer. or
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P. s.-Wo have Issued pamphlets containing mil
particular statistical. details, maps etc, which
will be furnished upon application.
- We buy and sell Government Bonds, and TO
ceive the accounts Of Banks. Banksrs Corporations
and others, subject 70 check at sight, and allow in.
terest on daily balances. feses+-dAvar,
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BosroN NitRKETs.


WEDNESDAY,. uN-
EL't H. l-'ia -7 q "-ii.r Zee .H 81.
mar 90 a' Hl tnp7" ,ei.-i' .a -'-- % '.- -r
sales Ai h.l been g. eng -A-a.' -l '.-
.4 '-' PIE l-'i' 5.| -"a
go. gem n Alit' '- N i.."t-7 " OK
trH- AZ g ~ al- fi..-.- O. 'A.'t- -
- p . .' .A.-A-.i- CO 'i,rI- l-'- ".-.ie
" -ea'' i'. "s. 10 ia ...i'i- ~. '- r- -. p
q I'1 '" 'ai b H.t i.7
a'--.h. !. iA- --. '' aHa '"f o.
J.. or. tt-.r7 .' DID. -4' .--e .It -- a.. d.
tl.-f is i.'e a.d iIot- -i. lI.-..A.. li 'trl-
quiet, win small sales 40 s 2 I'd .-
comm ani BRANDY ne ln i.je 4. nf iie -i-.s
-af at- Ai 2
"hAlN.- me market !. p corn .'- Heei a'..i SINCE
.lr jos. .-. f''t- are % s. ale ei-'rr az,
l'tieTAi change. l-e sA9 pave "eea al -
II. " s. u.H TO e.l'" : iH "a -ii .F "''.iIu
lt-'f. '-- 3D. ..i.i h-" q. a- A' A.. -"-
s y ior " Oh. &C.. Val- are l-'it LlI " 20. laI '-
nEaI'. H' safes hate 'een 81 a- 70 10 lr Dr. l.e
E4"Aid Island ht ~ ~ l"r Nlil.--- t-i g. ~ 81
i'I c9innlHl 49, eA0 re- "es'erl- 49, tAe &C
nave tceA s-Aa4i u ,. DO 20 .1 q .A'h'!- 0H".S
nav been ~'-i AZ -.' y %. 4--.1 fee' : 81 b.
ana MI i-...5s r. D.. t"l.
fn"F IN.'No me larh A"lN't continue .ef5
4l.et' guy ST. si-il. 1893 li.o- alc quite ~.
me safe. nave .el az - ~ 2 ed. % pi.-g s.
az ~ go I"l Ie,' emu 70 20 iNI .,Al- D..
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Spring; 29Gl % for No ? Spring; | 2eni 20 for
no spring; | va ~ for winter red and amber
western IN store aud aaoat | 7OfI rs for White
western, closing chad of the highest figures. rive
Is quiet Corn receipts 81. 700 bu. Corn make, IL
shade stronger and fairly active saes as 600 bush
els at 901l 10 for unsound; Oldl Os for new West
ern mixed 076l 0s for old Western mixed; ion
/ i2for yellow. Oats receipts l6,725 bu. Market Is
nrner and active, partly for speculation sales 81 :.
~ Du at 6iin66 for Western 6sd7n. for Ohio. IN
al Tor State; and 50 or Canada.
hOPS-Are frmer and more active at I5d25.
SOtt EE-Market is steady, but quiet
mOLASsES - In demand at old rates sales 2io
Dds q Muscayado at 40Di2.
SIGAR - Market lower; sslos 95g hi Is at Ola,
vana at lot. IA
hSi. JILL" nv %
6I4I. 1'-'' at III
PROVISIONS - Pork frmer, but not active sales
Iul bols at 30 $3.50 IS for new mess and y 81 for
extra prime also for forward delivery 500 bbls Of
new mess, seller August at 80 Is. Bsef quiet, but
stea1y soles 1870 bbls at O09 IN for plain mess
- W. Is ~ for extra mess. Tierce Beef nominal
Deei mans are quiet sales 50 to- cut sold OF IS So
Hiluules are dull and nominal. cut meats arc IN
Ina1sed sales 30 pigs at l6i al. for pcklod hams
Lafu dClI; lot is asked, and 10 is bid fr Western
hetIte Is quoted at l6iGl6i Butter is steady at 10
w Ior western % $50 for stlte Cheese steady
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in the City Court room Tuasdly morning NJ
nine O'Clock FIR its semi-anuusl Convention.
But few members being present At ;he opening,
the society adjourned 90 . pm without trans
acting any business.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The society assembled a. O'Clock pm Dr..
Henry james Of Waterbury, President. 30 the
chair, and DR.. L. C. Butler Of Esse1, Secretary.
Tae credentials of Dr. B. F. Sherman and DR..
shumwsy, as delegates from the Medical Society
Of New FORK, and Of Or. Albert Smith. as dele
gate from the New Hampshire Medical Society.
were approved. and the gentlemen were invited
by the President to participate in the procee l-
ings Of the society. The gentlemen responded in
some happy remarks, expressing the oongratu-a-
lions Of their respective societies.
Dr. I. c. Butler read a paper on e New lie
medal Agents mentioning, among others,
some Of the chemical preparations of James r..
Nichols & Co.. which he commended, snd the
two remedies recently introduced TO the proies-
sion. viz. Choral Hydra, a1d loioform.
DR.. q. p Fasse:t -rad a paper on Ans
the,ics in Midwifery" giving RESUME Of the
present knowledge Of their use in this department
Of medicine.
The subject was freely discussed by Drs.
Smith, Hyde, Putnam, Crosby, Fassett, sher-
man, Upham and Branch, generally fsvoring its
Use, and speaking Of its entire safety, II properly
administered The general expression was in
favor Of cAloroform as the an,esthetic . be
used.
DR.. G.. P. Frost read a paper On the &c Uses
and Abuses Of Opium" which gave rise TO a
general discussion, ia which Drs. Crosby, Smith,
Putnam and sherman participated.
DR.. John Branch read an obituary notice Of
Dr. seth R. Day OF St. Adams, deceased
The society adjourned to S O'Clock pm.
EVENING SESSION.
The sosietv met At 3 o'closk, the president in
the chair
Ia the absence Of DR.. Harding the Vice Presi-
dent, who was expected to read an essay, DR..
c. P. Frost Of Brauleboro, read communi-
cation from Dr.. f. E. Phelps Of Brattleboro, on
The Pathology Of Fevers.'
The President presented the credentials Of DR.
@. Kiuesbury, delegate from the y. Il Medi-
ouI Society, who was invited 10 participate in
the deliberations Of this Society. DR.. Kingsbury
responded to the invitation ia happy manner
DR.. Phelps paper was referred to the committee
on publications
The society adjourned to meet at O'Clock THU
morning. The exercises for to-day will consis
Of papers on "Guu shot fractures" by DR.. u
Jones Of Waterbury, and Statistics Of Con
sumption in Vermont, " by DR.. L c. Butler
is also expected that paper will be read by Or
/ G B Bullard Of ST. Jobnsbury, on " The use
the Thermometer in medical practice. " There vii
also be reports of cases by Drs. 5. Putnam
Montpelier, and A B. Crosby of Hanover, n y
The meeting of the society to-day promises Il
| he one Of great interest.
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Central Pacific bonds a3s Union P,cifes s7ies. g.
New York Market.
New YoRA, June

AsHES-Quiet. market for Pots is steady at 5G6
90 Pearls are nominal 0Od9 IS.
COTTON - Inactive ard lower; sales .7GS bales
at q for low middling uplands, and q for midding
uplands.
FLOUR, &c. - Receipts ,5H bhls Flour 10 20
cent? better, and active; sales 1870 hDis at Od
y for superfne State and Western; sons 65 for
common TO middling extra State and Western; 70
n6 10 for good to choice 50aJ6 - for common 70
choice extra ohio; go Is for common TO en- ice
extra ST Louis closing weak. Rye -four quiet and
steady; sales 80 bbls at ( 60G5 -. Corn meal /.
inactive.
WHISKEY - Remains without change; sales $50
bhls Of Western free, sold ut ltS
6RAIN-Rsceipts OF whest 81, rs bu. Wheat TO
cents higher, with good export and some specula-
ton dsuand sales 5000 bu at - for reiectei
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This remedy does not simply reher, for a short
time, but il produces perfect and permanent cures
of the worst cases Of Chronic Nasal CAfarrh, and I
trif pm So rsiUard for a that I cannot cure
q C1i1 ia the head. - ana CatRrrh Headache
% with q few applications. If YOU have u discharge
ir, i he nose, offensive or otherwise, stopping up
Of the At times. partial loss Of the sense Of
smell. talte or hearing, eyes watering or weak, feel
dull. have pain or pressure in the head, you may
rest assured that you have Cstsrrh. Thousands an
nuAly, without manifesting half ofthe above ,ymP-
toms terminate Ia Consumption and end in the
grave. No disease IA so common, more deceptive or
less understood by physicians. / Will send my pam
phlet on Catarrh TO any address free. DR.. esge's
Cstsrrb Remedy is now
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.
Price 50 cents. Sent by mail, postpaid on receipt
Of 60 cents, or four packages for two dollsrs Be-
Of eounterfeits and rorth limitations. See
that my prIraie Stamp, which is positius guarantee
Of gsHuinsne,s, Is upon the outside wrapper. Re-
member that this private Stamp issued by the Unit
ed states Government expressly for stamping my
medicines, has my portrait, name and address, and
the words gu. S. Certificate Of Genuineness xrav-
ed upon II, and need not re mistaken. Don't he
nd ed by travellers and others representa- the
selves rs DR.. Sage | am the only mao living
that has the knowledge and right TO manufacture
the gsnuine DR.. Sage'e Catarrh Remedy and never
travel 20 sell this medicine.
R-v. PIERCE. NJ. D.,
i33 Seneca street, Buffalo, n. Y.
Nay ND tues thurs sat wan
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-10

~ one was killed ID the acclen. oa tae Ht--
lem Extension Railroad. The engine AID ,No
cars were tumhlei into Otter Crees, al AZ first
reported. The engineer, reported missing. was
found a long distance down stream c.iuElns o.
stump, md too much exhausted 20 lrac himself
out Of the water.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-10

Tooth ache proceeds from sgue In the face, Oper
ating upon the exposed nerve Of a decayed tooth.
Rub the gum thoroughly with the finger, wet with
JohHson's An0dyns LiniIneHt, heat the facs we'll.
put little Of the Eminent into the cavity q tho
tooth ltton.
The system frequently gets out Of order and should
be at once regulated, el'e other troubles will
when physic is needed take Parsons Purq1iue PiHs,
tney sre safe, wholesome, and natural me1icine.