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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-14
GOING EAST.

1876 4. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. lily
connecting ut Cory, SUNDAYS excepted. for arren
Pa, Nayvilie Broctou and 'ritnsy,ile, and daily !
tor Frie at Elmira with Northern Central Railway |
for william sport Harrisburg. Philadelphia and Ral
,imorc, and Ut New York Tor Boston aud New Eng
land cities
Sleeping Coach is attached TO this train at Gin
cinnati running through to New York.
S.l5P. ". CINCINNATI EXPRESS. daily
SUI, DAYS excepted, meeting ~ Bingirnpton for
A bany and the celebrated summer lcsoit, Sharon
Springs and at New York for Boston, aud all New
England cities.
Meadvllle running ihroh gh to New YORK.
los A. Nj. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS,
daily, days excepted Courcttsat Great Bend
with Delaware, Lackawanna n Western Railway
for Scranton, and ut New York with Midnight EN-
pre- s. train OF New Jersey Railroad for fbiladrl
phia
Cleveland, running through to Hur e sville, coI
nectiu. with rain having new and improved Draw
ing Room Coaches attached, running through II
New York
2.1S p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted.
a,os A, NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS, Sunday.
excepted.
4,5p A. Nj. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays e,-
ccpted'
! Boston and New England Passengers, with their
Baggage. are transferred FREE OF CHARGE in
| New York.
| The best ventilated and most luxurious Sleeping
| COACHES &y-IN THE WORLD-Ss accompany ail
| night trains on this Railway
| ~" The Eric Railway Company has opened a
new Ferry from their jersey City Depot TO the foot
of 2Sd st New York thus enabling passengers 'o
reach the upper portion OF the city witholV the ex
pense and annoy vance or II street caror AL omnibus
tran sfer.
ia The scenery along the entire route of the Erie
| RaIIway Is of the most picturesque and heautifu
| chnrpc ,r Admirers of Natuies beauties, n
dwight tourney over this Line, will find its ever
chaegng lands, apes subjects of continual admira
tiun and interest.
Baggage Checked Through.
And fare always as low as by any other Route,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY
Which can be obtained at all the Principal Ticke
Oficos in the West and Souih-West
WIN. b. BARR
L. u. RU' KEB, Gen'l Pa.s'r Agt
Genl Supt. Jan l3, 1870.
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New Flour, Feed and Grocery
StOres
i. s. PlIATHER.

At tho OLD BANK BUILDING, ON MAIN-ST
opposite the McClintock House, ha. on hand
large and Fl. 1t class stock of Flour, Feed ana
Groceries. which he IL selling at u low figure
So Don't forget the place-where A. d. Gotten
d Company broke up.
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THE. OIL MARK ETS.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM 'CENTRE DAILY RECORD
PETROLEUM CENTRE Jan. IA
The market continues firm with moder-
atc demand. The sales we're 1000 bbls in
tvQ lpis. At $3.50, which Is the highest
offered. - -
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ERIE RAILWAY.
1900 MILTS UNDER 600 MILES WITHOUT
ONE MANAGEMENT. CHANGE Of COACHES
The Broad Gauge. Double Track
Route
1 BETWEEN THE
ATLANTIC CETEES
WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
| THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Cincinnati to New York 500 Miles
Cleveland to New York 625 Miles.
Durkirk to New York 4S0 Miles,
Buffalo to New York 423 Miles,
Rochester to New York 1856 Miles,
AND Is raoM
.B-22 TO 27 MILES THE SHORTEST
ROUTE. Z.
New and improved Coaches are run from Cincin
!,
Ashland, Akron, Cleveland, Warren, Meadviile
Dunkirk, Buffalo and Rochester to
New York without Change
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO BOSTON.
IN snd after Monday November Is, 1862 train
r. will leave Msadyille at the following hours, Niz
FRANKLIN RRANCH..Going south
C. LEAVE
n Msadve, 5.45 A. n IL 42 A. M, 40 r 81, AIS Al
AVRrvE
Franklin, 7.41 " 1.50 " 800 1fo 4"
Oil City, $50 $50 % 33J e,vO I"
cs FRANKLIN BRANCH-.GOinx NORTH
ire LEAVE
zee Oil CITY, ABA n 800 A, NJ, AIS n. n, 0c0 P.
7. Franklin, 52J 9S, 80 9,i1 I"
ARRIVE:
MeAdvlle, s,15 l1,25 7,l5 Has 6
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CrOcKerJ-For all kinds so 10 REYNoi
DRODuEAD & cos, No. II Cs...re :tcc~i CO..
ie Posi- cGss, ~ C.;y, Ia
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GOING WEST.

0O4N0 w G0As
3i5 A. M. DAY EXPRESS, daily. Mondays
excepted. for Cleveland, cninIat and the west
and South. Connects Mt C'arksville. sundays ex.
cept, d, for Sharou Newcastle and Pit'sburgh ut
Iravitshurg for Youngstown and Sharon; at Cieve.
land with Lake Shore k.ilway, for the West and
lance and Piitstureh; Mt Akron. Sundays excepted.
for Orvie and Miliersl ,rg, AZ Urbana with Pitts
burgh, Cinc,nuati andt; L us s..ss ~ .s.i indi~n.
apils. and at CincinnaSi with the Ohio Il Mi-sis.
sippi Hallway, for St Lonis and the soutlf and
| Southwest.
Hornellsvile, running through to Cle'ea-d without
change.
9.i5 A. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL. daily. sundays
| excepted. for Cleveland and the West and North
West. Connec's at Carksville for Sharon, Newcas
tie and Pittsburgh, ard at Cleveland with Lsk
Shore Raj way for the West and Northwest.
800 p. NJ. NIGHT FXpRESS, daily. 70
Clevsand, Cincinnati aud the West and South =
Connects at LeaNit,sburg. SUNDAYS excepted, TO
Youngs town. al Cleveland with Lake shore hai
way Tor the West and North Wrst and at incn
natl with the ohio Il Mississippi Hallway for 81
Louis and the South and South West.
A Sleeping Coach is attached 10 this tain at Ne'
York, runnr { through 10 Cincinnati
lilo A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION. sun 'ay
excepted, for Leavist,burg and " ny Stations, col
Meeting for iou' gstown
$40 p. NJ. FREIGHT & ACCOMMOD.A
TiUN. daily.
7.I5 A. VI. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays c,
cepted.
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7.l5 A. NJ. WAY FREIGHT,
cepted.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-08
Colorado 1lnb 1ttab.

Sn ibren relisiDien 3uitdnoen sez
i9ilpert pom Nppitcliiden Gicar tieler
9%enoestbeile Der Ser. Staaten, br9z
wlrpi9iten 5rn. Wadebeut welder
oariber an ben G%entralratb Der 0lau~
bensperbreitun9 19reibt mas fpl9t:
@e9en Gnce 1858 >parea IN remjez
nioen She'll res Tellen9ebirse5, rer
rproli9 BON Ner Werifo, >peltlid rpn
Senias, bilib npn lltab unp lirli6
pom Daeptab* liest> reide 0clpla9er
entoedt wprcen> :pprauf I'M Uribjabr
1859 iter 10000 Muswancerer rprtz
bin so9sn. Der 0plppurt batte iie an
9etrieben> ben 0efabren Grps 81 bieten
unp bic Gntbsbruneeu elmer lanssa
Neile auf fid gu nebmen. Da lte aber
in ibrsn .5pHnunaen, in eini9en Mrz
raten Gin 9rp6es @ermI9en 81 MAIDEN
setdul6t ,purren> fehrten bic meilten
nod i'm ndmlideu Sabre Suriid. Gtma
in ben ;panSt9touie 1o blieten inoei|en
cpd bi,r, unc seritreuten iid ouf ZEN
Bereen rrer III ren ibSnen Sbdlern
oe5 Ga Ylata, GlearzG,eef, NrfanlaS
uno ancerer StIme, melte Yen zen, fat
ewisen Sbnes Ter tppen 8er9e 9ebilrst
unp 9elpei5t mercen.
o. bic 0plpi uder, 6ancel5lsnte>
2anrmirtbe I'M SABRE 1860 ;ablreib
9enus waren, bat Die Ne9isrun9 her
yercini9ten Staaten ibnen cine pplitiz
lde Griiten; %sucrfannt> uno cem 2anpe
ben 9iamen @ebiet ron Colorado 9e9ez
ben. Ned9t unp Srrnun9 tefeitisten
fi6 in Ter Hplonie, ne,e Oplrla9er
purcen entoedt allies Yeripra6 cine
Belt les 0eceibens, ol5 plIBli6 rer
Biirsertries bic llnternebmun9en inter
brad uno bic Nntrensun9en eatz
mutbiete. Dies mar int Sabre 1864.
De- Mansel jesliden SGuge5 gessn
bic Teinpieliefeit Ter milren Stdmme,
wslde iiber cine 100000 Weilen be-
traoente GinIre serbreitet fino> Die
S6wieriafeit Der Gerbinpunsen> Der
bpbe Yreis Der %9eten6mittel unp 9anz
celswaaren p~ersH9erten Die Mineaarbei<
ten cine 3eit lang, unp viele 0olcz
luder lieesn ii6 ais TreimiQise an
perben.
Nter felt Der WiepsrberieQun9 ces
Trieoens baben bic 3urid9etliebenen
>pieoer Mutb s:faet uno bic Gin,par<
berun9 bat AUDI ,pieper %be9pnnen. Da
y Das apoRolijde gitariat Colorado unb
utah murbe am 10. Sanuar 1868 erriatet.
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lid reid. Grudte serletben. ST mI9e
enpli@ Sein MntliB 3u eud, ebrmIrz
otse Srucer, wenoen unb eueren RSrz
per tpte euereu @eif nit Der @nabe
Setnes SesenS erfiQen: euere1 86rz
per, cae tbr bic ron euerem betli9en
Diente untrennbaren Miben frii1 unb
frdfti9 ertra9en f6nnt> eueren Self, oaB
ibr nit alien @napenmitteln erfiut alS
Wulter ces prieterliden 2ebens unc
9lanaenoe Su9enpbiloer gun, Sell Der
@rtitlt9en 9eroe porleu9tet. Die &raft
oteie5 Sesens aber psrbleibe teitdnpi9
in eu@ uno traftiae eu1 ale Sage eue>
res 2ebens, baB man Bel eu9 bic Sage
ppu fnbe> spl Don 9eilisfeit uno &C.
re9ti9feit> rpQ BON Griidteu betli9er
Werfe> III benen un6 Der mabre &eidz
tbum unp Nubm berubt. llnp panl,
tperoen Wir 70 slidli9 1ein> na9pem
llnIere irpil1e pil9erfabrt opllenpet it,
an, leBten Sage be6 2ebens nit zen,
propbeten ia9en gu fInnen: limb i4
freue mid aser bas @ort: mir 9eben
in ras 6aus be5 9errn!" uno nerz
traueu> pab Tins Der Giinsans gu tenn
beilt9en 8er9 @ion, gu benz btmmlil5en
Seruialem meit se6fnet lei.
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@eoen Mittao perz

8reese erbsb f9. @esen Mittas per<
ludten MIR es pteter unS Der 8arre au
naben unb Iebe, bic Tlutben lasen Be-
mitbt9 9eebnet Dor un6 uno maj, merfte
faun1, mann ber Dampfer lber pie se<
fdr@tete Stdtte ~biniiber9litt. Der8tnb
rpebte INNER 9inftt9er, uno mir fubren
III 81 Stunben na9 Gan Tranciscp.
Gs mar fit @tnter3eit cine beiipiellos
i9nelle Tabrt. S6ifsleute baben be<
;tanntlia oft ben Mberslauben> In Der
Yerlon zines prietera eiuen Sonas an
8orp III baben, uno meinen perlelbe
m6semoblp iel1ra9e 1ein> tpenn li@ aree
Stlrn,e erbeben. SD bsrte AUDI ptrf>
lid Die Meueerun9 fallen, ais baS Meer
ff9 unlerer Muafdbrt - milo ent3esenz
Iette: "Some Jonas on board ODD
als rarauf 1id Der @ino 70 unerparz
tet rrebte une NQes iiter Die slnili9e
uno i6neueGabrt ild ~erfreute, Ia iasten
ielbf Suben u@ut, paB Elm MilVpndr
NIT uns it, parum 9ebt es 10 ibneQ oorz
pdrts."
@dbreno Der Tabrt surSee bat man
rpet,rt man wiQ, belonperS @eleaenbeit,
piy@o!u9il9e Grfabrun9en gu MAIDEN.
IS tpar piesmal aud Elm preacher
elmer gang reuen 6efte an 8prp, Die
1elben nenner fi9 "Millenarians of
the New Era" sic 9lauten NIT ben
Acknowledgement Der Sette, baB Gbri1tus
tauleno Sabre NIT ben @eredten auf
Green ii9 in treil9em Wpbuebeu erz
9SBen trsrce. Observation-Disclosures Der
Mnbdnser Der neuen Gra bsftsbt ater
BARN. ra5 fte an Die Geelenmaneerun9
unb an feline Notwithstanding ron
zen Sopteu glauben. Die Seelen
sieten nur it ueue 2eiber l.np per0im<
mel ueroe 1i6 fir pie Wenlhen ouf
Die Gree berabisnfen> IL ras 1le 1li9t
crit III cenielben ein;ueeben brauden.
Diele nsue Sefts ,peidt YDllis ron Der
1rifli6eu 9etre uter zen 3ultanp nes
Menldm in Der Gwi9feit ab> uno man
iollte meinen> Die Nnban9er rerielbsn
ieien faum Gbriiten gu nenner, Snz
Def fte taufen unp nebmen bic bl.Sdrtft
III pem Gimme an, raj 1ie Steuen perz
ielben citiren> .penn e5 irlds iinr> bic
ite CUR Gsrtbeipisun9 ibres SrrtbumS
gu serrreben i'm Stanre fine. $50
ni6t, ~ flmnern 1le 1I6 aub gar ni6t
um bic slutoritdt rerlelben uno lublti<
tuiren Gen Wprten na9 Selietsn ir9er1c
ei,en mYittiden Sinn. SD ba!ts mic
%9eslautt, rob Meuidm nit Dem srSBz
ten pale9ma 10 enrrae Nbsntsuerlidz
feitsn an;uerftnncn I'M Stanrs is'en.
(Sdlu6 folst.)
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Sic Contribution bes ,. Saters>

pel9e ben SAL ieine5 Sopes wdbrenr
her Dauer be5 Gpnctls sprliebt une,
um allen etpa renfbaren S%treitt9fetten
unter ben gum Gpncil 8erufenen rprius
beuaen> bic Mabl ieiueS Nddfpl9erS
cur9 ra5 Cardinals Gpue9i1m re9elt>
1T nur bic Grneuerun9 Don dltern Sc
1timmunsen> welde aud 1dpn BET fritz
bern Gpncilien Cbei hem pritten 2ateraz
nilAen 1rp cem 3petten 2ypner GonciD
sur Mnwenbrns famen. Die welentliz
den 8eatmmun9en pieier 8uue Som 4.
Desember lauten wie fulet.
vNa9 rem 8eiipiele unlere5 Scrz
dangers SuliuS H., BON Dem bic
Wel9i9te ersdblt, caB ersur 3eit
pes flnften Sateranilhen Goncils>
Ypn tDptli9er &rantbeit er9rtfen,
bic Garbindle rpr f6 berufen uno BE-
iorst I'm, bic eeieblide Babl ieineS
Nadfpleer5 in beren @e9enpart befot<
len babe> bab bieie @abl nid)t Don benz
Gpncil> ipnrerr Don ibrem eoue9ium
spraenpmn,en tperoen mi0e-unb pies
1T audi III Birtlt6teit 10 sel9eben, alS
Der SOB Snliu6' II. erfpl9te-... e.
fldren, bel9lieBen unp oerprcnen Wir
nad reiFi@er lleberlesun9 uno 1or9fa!z
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Aapcrttpu
oes 9eiligem Saters Yapa %ias' TX.
oebolten an, 2. Dec. 1859.

ut9 yttItbsN OH1e1o FuVf Ts"9 La.
oebolten an, 2. Dec. 1859.
Gbrw lrbi9e SrUper!
!5eute> msni9e Sage vpr Der GrIH<
nuns Der @%eriammlu1s oes tetli9en
Dfumenil1en @cneil5> bieltsn @irnidt5
fit eeeieneter une Tins milfpmmen al5
eud bic ibr nad llnierm @unide bier
ser(ammelt 1eip, inS9eiamu,t an;urecen
unp eu1 rie 9rpBe yiete tunc 81 tbun,
uelde Mir fir eud I'M @er;sn beeen.
DEM bier gilt IS bic %erbabenfe SADIE
ndmli9 su beratben> wie bic sahlpien
uebel sebeilt >perpen, bic in jesi9er 3eit
bic driilide uno biir9erlide 0eieuidaft
tsordneeu, unb oa, 9lauben 8ir, ftebt
Is llnlerer Nppftoli(dm Tiriorse wptl
al, uno 1T au@ Der aewalti9en Muf9ate
a%neeme1en, Spr 8e9inu Der Gpncilsz
Gerlammlun9en gu pem all9iiti9en0ptt
fir euG ol6 0ewdbr Seiner Onare
INN Seinen biutmlildenS e9en ;u fleben.
Oarum puntt Is TINS nptbwenpia eu6
Die Nornen mitsutbeilen, ,pel9e IN TN
TERM Mpp tplil 9en Sdrsiben teiieSelt
u,1p Sertinpt9t fne, unc ceren Grlab
n1tbis par, TN, bic Tra9en ee5 Guncils
na@ &eael unc 9ertummen ST tebanz
peln. Dies, ebrwlrpise 8riicer ipQ
11nter BEN 6@ube 0pttes UNI Der uuz
bel edten 0pttesmutter Ge9enl tano
In erer beuti9en Mnlprade an euere
bodanlebnltde Gerlammluns iein. Gs
feblen Tins bieBprte, eu9 aus;uorifen,
wie lebr e6 Tins tr1l tet, paG tbr in iplz
der 3abl l1n1erm @iQen wiQiabrt I'M
fern NppItpltlden &ufe III 9ebibrenoem
0eporlan, 9efpl9t ietc: aus allen Tbeiz
len bet fatbpli19en @elt leio ibr su ben,
aas9sl9riebenen Gpnetl III llnlert liebe
5tapt bier sulammensefpmmen, uno in
YoQer @er;enSe;nbeit 1eben Wu eu6
nit llns Yerbunpen> bic ibr llnlerm
5er3en NIT &t9t tbeuer 1eip burd euere
belonoereg rsebenbeit 9e9en Tins uno ben
Npoitplil9en StubL pur9 eueren num-
berbarcn Giier fir pas &et& @brifti
uno s1m 9rSBten Tbeile aud curd bic
Beordn9ni6e, cie ibr Gbrtitp gu 2tebe
erpuloet babt. Die(e @erbinouns nit
eu@ aber, ebr1pQrci9e 8rIoer, erfreut
TINS lint io mebr, neil ibr burd iie in
bic Gubtapfen Der Mpliel tretet mel9e
uns lei9tenoe Gorbilper einmItbi9e,
unp fanebafter gerbinbuns NIT ibrem
e1ttltden Meiiter biaterla0tn baben.
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2ir1en=&alenber
Sermtm=&

Bereits baben piele Mbonrentsn turd @ur>
ausbesabluns tss lau fenteu Sabrsauses bit
Yran.ie ertrorbeu, iiber tpel&e uns bon ser=
i9iebenen @eiten anertennenoe 8emertunsen
sueefomraeu linb. Da jebu@ i&wierise 3eit-
serbaltni6e mandsu, 2e(er bic gorausbesablune
sesentpdrtig eri9wsren, uno beiunbers bic Gar-
raer tur9 ben eeeriidten Martt in seri9iebeuen
@esenben 8ebinbert iinb, ibre 2aneer;eusniGe
INT einen eutlpre@enben preis 5u ser,pertben,
70 baber mir ben Iernain fir bic Changing Der
Yrdmrie bis gum eriea Mairs perlanssrt um
jebem Mbunnenten Gelesenbeit gu seben, in ben
8eTB bes lebrreiden 8u9es gu ~touanaen. linn
70 msbr erparten mir nun, bab Diejertsen,
psl9e NIT ibrer Besabluns nod i'm &udlante
Inb, bielen 1ermiu benubeu uno aud Dem
v@anbersr" feline fpfipisliee @anosrurs err
lsi9ttrn tpsrSen,
Nrdmie bes britten Sabr8amas:
@&r H. @etrns in&pm
uub
Som one YetrmS,
Bon DR.. P. Rar1 Sranoes.
Das8u9 ii idSn in 2siamanb g~s5uaeeu unb
nit benz Bileui6 bes 81. gater5 Yivs TX. &C.
siert.
MoreNe:
"WANDERER",
L. &. 1870,
ST.. PAUL, MINI.
~ Sebern Abpnnente,.,
,peleber Sen ,,e,.en Sabr9an9
ppransbe;ab1t, ,piro Sic Nrd=
,nie ipfprt 9eibieft.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24

had concluded his remarks. the mornino bor-
expired, and consequently by the rules of the
senate, the Frsnking bill was in order. Then
followed a little hlibustering. Mr.. Sumner
moved to pass over the regular order, which mo.
uon was carried. But by a resolution which
was adopted some weeks ago. the regular order
Oh every Friday was to pass bills in their order
upon Tie calendar to which no objection is
made the Franking bill. being unfinished bust
ness OF the preceding day, took precedence of
that. Mr.. Sumner moved to pass over the regu
lar order to take up Mrs Lincoln's pensiop
MIR. Edmunds objected that there we're large
number Of pension bills, the subjects of which
were as worthy as Mrs. Lincoln and much more
needy, which we're waiting, and proposed to Mr..
sumner to take up the pension bills. including
Mrs Lncoln's, in their order Mr.. Sumner OF
Iected Mr.. Edmunds then made motion which
the chair decided took precedence Of Mr. Sum-
neri calling up the bills in their order, and
moving that esch might be passed YER One
1iii came up which was not passed over, and
curing the discussion the Vice-Presiient, wish
ing to leave the chair, called Senator Pomeroy to
preside which he did. going along finely during
the discussion Of the amendments offered to the
Dill As soon as that was disposed Of flibus-
tering began again, and it was amusing
to see how quickly he popped out Of
the chair, and Colax in. Mr.. Ed
munds renewed his proposal to take up
all the pension bills. Mr.. Sumner finally agreed
to make all the pension bills the special order for
the next day, but this required unanimous con-
sent, and a Senator Directing, failed so finally
the whole matter was dropped, and the Post
Office appropriation bill taken up.
Quite an excitement was created on THURSDAY
by the news that Attorney General Hoar had
resigned. He has declined to make public the
correspondence relative to the step, and there
are, Of course, all sorts Of reports in circula-
ton with reference to the matter 1t seems quite
probable that he had no such intention yery
short time before the change occurred. and the
immeliste nomination Of his successor makes it
certain that the President was not taken BY CUR
prise.
All things must have an eni. and the end Of
the second session 4 the forty-frst Congress
seems TO be approaching a the weather is
growing hot, both Houses are boiling night SEES
slons 70 enjoy IT,, and getting business along s.
flst As &c It is their nature 20 - aud probably
there will be- about as much Legislation done in
the remaining few days Of the session as in all
the time which mas passed since it commenced,
though IL should be remembered that the flun-
dation for ysry much of this has been pretty
well laid IN committee rooms, turing the time
which ha, been consumed IN apparently unpro-
ftable talk
LEONARD.
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LAvoLLE CoUSTY.-R. r. COMMISSIONS Il. J.
Parker, ESQ Of Wolc5tt, is now on 90 sour %
inspection Of the several railroads in the STATE.
The Mansfield House at Stowe is being rapidly
filed with .. pleasure seekers" nearly all the
rooms having been engaged sometime previous.
The great human trot between i. u. Powell
ana iinf' for purse OF se'e1'! D'e i---''7
Nhi'h was 10 come OH 81 'Ai-o''--'' '.','.''t
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TL.. g., p.I.-...---., ~. - nan
Observation-Disclosures. - .
anu '''s' ,-s'7' OIL -'',.''''s IL VA
'.'. '' e. - '''- ''''', '-- 49,,
-S -''- -'''-'- ''''-' '--'
-o,,' ' -- , ''..'.-s -' ,,n,-.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24

ADDISON CovNrY PoLucs.-The Republi-
cans of Addison County have to choose two new
Senators, a new SHE Judge, States Attorney, and
perhapsa new Judge Of Probate The fergennes
Fe,moater says the Senatorship in that part Of
the County Is virtually settled in favor Of Hon.
G. ". Graudey. Ia the other district NessT''
Lane. Cobb and Hill haze been named Tor the
dictatorship. Nr Lane vas member Of the
Council Of Censors Mr.. Hill was member OF
The last Genera! Assembly Mr. Cobb has been
for many years the publisher of the Middleoury
Register, aad the Register says his name has
been very cordially received by the people
Judge Allen retires this year, and the Vr-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24

Jt vHl be seen. from card IN another column,
that olr young toTHsman DR. T. $ Peck, who
for tTa years past has been connected with the
hospital Of Kings Co., Long Island, n r., has
retur-ei TO Burliugtou,t9 practice his profession.
DR. Peck Is graduate Of both the Ae4iemio'I
ana Medical departments Of the University o..
Vermont, took high rank in his classes. is en-
Enthusiastically devoted 70 his profession, hss de-
rived much and valuable experience from his
hospital practice. and has before him, we cannot
doubt, an honorable and prosperous career in The
baned,ent ca ling which be has chosen.