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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24

The Accident oy rHE Vt. s. MASSACHUSETTS,
RoiD-By the terrible ac;.isut On the above
road on Taur.dly. three persons were kl,el
and twenty wounded As the up passenger
train was rounding curve between Atho' de-
pot AMI Rlyalston the engineer discovered a
hand car on the track only few yards ahead
The car stood on what is known As Long Bridge,
over Miller's River, which is there spanneI by
bridge twenty feet above the water The en-
gineer reversed the engine, but the warning
was too short, and the engine struck the hand
car, throwing the engine from the track, and
the force Of the ooncussion caused the bridge to
give way. and precipitatel the engine, baggage
car and two passenger cars into the water. One
Of the passenger cars was thrown under til,
b-ggaga-clr, while the other brought up on toy
Oft. The following is correct list oftbe kill
Ell and wounded
KiIleI-Geerge A. Johnson of Fitohburg
JAMES O'Connell Of Indian Orchard, Mrs. 4
Brewer Of Royals,ou, leg ampuntel, and dei
since
Wounded-E o Brittou Of Fi;chburg, road
master, back ami hip injured William Elliott
Of Fitch5urg. baggsge-master, shoulder dis
located and'bruises around the head Albert II
Rockwell, express messenger, head badly
bruised A. 8 Whitcomb, mail agent, slight
bruises on the body, and it ID feared serious in
ternal injuries William 4. Foster, engineer
legs badly bruised II VI Jones. fireman, arm
broken and bruised severely about the head G
Howard. brakeman, skull fractured Mrs.
Jonas Turner Of Royalston, leg broken and
other dangerous injuries Miss Lucy Bullock
Of Rcyal-ton, slight bruises about the head
L D0o,ittle, leg broken Miss Jennie Bruce
badly bruised B. +. Bartlett, Of Groton juno
ton, slight cut in the face Jerome JONES'
child of Boston, slight bruizss ; John Murphy
of Lowell, cut in the leg Miss Hattie King Of
Ashburnham, and babe-the latter had It's face
cut and bruised, but the former vas uuiniured
Mrs Charles Dean Of Sunderland, Mass face
bruised Mrs. E. Bullock of Royalston, severe
ly Jared Mr. Young Of Boston, injured about
the head and chest Alr. Field of Taunton,
Mass leg hurt.
It is considered almost miraculous that more
persons were not knlei and injured; had not the
water been qqite shallow many would have been
drowned. Morse, the section master, who was il
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OBJ, ,.....-.l - i..,..-.., .,-,.-
me il-'"lns is 'He Is''-1 '' justine HIS
acyei 10 the Chittenien County Probate t.urt
for the month ending June 18TH.
otsi. wsit,s estate Bi-,ir,,-.- VIII nror-
81 rla1ry LONE go
'isl ,i;,. l-ol u -, JAsI Ro-,-,, rm,.
r.-s-1l-l W q - -.3.,-.
's s- 49, tI '' &c ' csr..i- s
VII. .I--;-;,+-a,,, -.-----...;'-..-5 ,,,
,. l,ae1as' administrator commissioner app
- $780, ...... p.,-,;,..,- s..-.
Trustee and guardian appointed of Emily s5ner.
minor child.
Chas. Lovely Milton Mrs. Ashley sa"-
'-3 u rl-,l,,s estate Milton Uc,-.,. 81.
settlement Of slpini.trator's account
Emily NcGee's estate, Jericho. Settlement of
ginl'iia" a-1o''l, 7.;t. s...,...,. .
.{,i-i.,r -l ,c,G9nt Assi-pmep- To- Nj i-r
Aim.ra L. Shav's estate, Burlington. Settle
ment Of administrators account Decree TO
heir. p......s. ...., vHr;.-,, arro-,.,,..,.
Of aprrsisers.
Horace Betty ct al.' California. John Betty
guaruiau' ", u.-.s-4 r. "a ,-...
,parii,n
o. c. Nlitcbell's estate, Burlington. Proof Of
VII T. Il. Ganl.sll ana -" III, o 80 o,,;,ts
''' iossnb C1ivers ests,e Barring,5a Wl
proved
Dolly Tubbs' estate. "estiori il. A. Ia'o7'
is,ob ' rea- estate HARRINGTON License
sell real estate.
G. P. Noyes' estate New York city License
~
Tgr Ut U,.7,,,r,, s.-,r-- a.. tho adj
;,--,.l -,se,i,r NJ ,t, v...,,,. historical s.
cioty IN Nontpel;er. Frii,v the l1tb II was
r,..I that the C,nmitt.e ON p,hi;...i,rs he re-
onesteI 10 revise the constitution and bv-l,xs Of
-, so.;oty and re,ort the s,-,o O, ,b, sna,;.l
h.,l.,, IN R,,-l;r.-,.-
~ That Gen G R4neii,, Iobp y P,me.
Wv David Smallev. DR.. Samuel W Tbsver
Luther NJ hagsr' vernon = N'Ees' Lew IN
derwood, Edward j. Phelps D. W Z. CLARK
Prof Matthew II Bueknam' Ueors7 H. bige-
low L. B. Eng.esoy' Dawn menu anu '-' -
Lawrence be committee o' A'i''s 'iisl'S '''
the special meeting oil 'ne o'-'''y ~ W. D'-'' jill
Burlington on the o'a' ''n' 1u' '' VI '''
lou
TN notion Dr- NJ = Ei'H''''7
resilient MEMBER u INK ''O''''' o. -
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STATE OF VERMONT, , Tie Honorable tie
District fCaueudeu ..-cs . ( &c. i,5 tle
t. the heirs AMI all pers u. interested the estate
oi James Betty. late u Wlstln in said district de-
ceased GREET.SG
WHEREAS, application hath hesn made 20 this
" Court 10 writing, by the Administrator
Hf said estate, praying for license and authority %
so. tle real estate of said deceased, including the
rever-i0u OF t1e wlgS IS dover therein setting forth
tlat it would 1e beneficial % the he and all per
sons interested in salt estate 90 sell the said real
estate and convert the same mo Iuey, by reason
q the helrs residing without this state.
hHEREUP0S the said Court appointed and ass m
ed the It'll day Of July. A. p. $50. 40 the Probate
Court Rooms. in said District. To hear and decide
upon said application. ana position. and ordered
public notice thereof o. be given O. all persons iu-
terested therein, hy publishing said order together
with the time and place ofhearns three weeks sue
ces-!ycly, iu the burlington Free Press news
paper which crcuiates iu the ne-hh1rh0od % those
persons interested in said estate. all which puhi-
atous shall Dee previous O. tie day assi- nsd for
hearing.
Therefore, You are hereby notified 20 appear
before said Court az the time and place assigned,
aid make your objections TO the r intIg such III
ceuse. II you cause.
Given under ny hand, at the ProhateCourt rooms,
this 7th day Of June, \. d. 1870.
5iwlv T. E. WALES Judge.
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ELLINGTON AND VICINITY
The TOnrth In Burlington.

The f0uTtn IN Bui ihi-tOus
,,.-s informed by the Committee Of Arrang-
..fthe Fire Department. that everything
-air for a large attendance, and celebrs-
.t,t viii give satisfaction to all that may
yae
companies from St Adams, Rutland, Water
-s-y. Pittsburgh, Montpelier and Mortified
have voted to be present with their en- gines A
number Of other companies have also sgnifed
-5s.r intention to do so.
The steamer Canada has been chartered to
bring an excursion party from Bouses Point and
the steamers Montreal and Oliver Bascom to
ring parties from Whitehall. The regular line
steamers Of the Champlain Transportation Com
pauy will also run excursion trips to Burlington,
and the Rutland and Vt. Central railroads eI-
cursion trains.
The engines, when competing, will draw water
from tank in the northeast corner Of the Park
and the stream platform viii be placed in
front Of the Court House and city Hail. thus af-
foriing a due opportunity for the playing to be
witnessed Thejuiges, Gen. S-snns7i' eH-M'yor
Ballou and Alderman johnson, are men Who VIII
inspire full confidence Of fair treatment
Chief Enginee- Henry wl. haTa general IL
rection. AMI L. 5. UreF vii, lie timer
The CITY Court Room is TO be usei as '' heal
,n,-,s-," fir .ae Committee Of Arrangements
a,l f.-sns, afv...a1- companies, and officers
of5-. Examinations 10 other towns visiting Bur
1ir,.,r d.. that day, are requested to report on
,--r,, ~ thar rl4.e-room No. S, City Hall
r.. Lew cheese factory in Shelburn has COM
-..,..s operations It has the milk Of 800 COWS.
Hay s.,Le-.-A set Of Howe's standard hay
scale. D., being put down near the City Market.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS boxes Of cheese
s1l one hundred and one tubs Of butter were
shipped from Charlotte station Monday morn
ing, als1 two car loads Of stock
RICHMOND N,RKET-The sales az Richmond
ON Monlay were 200 boxes cheese sni l5o tubs
butter The price Of cheese ranged from S to
T. cts, and butter from IS 20 - cents.
Role, Tyler s. Co. have bull, a new lumber
Office near L;nsley's mill
The lumber Office of e. EloIEe.t IS SIN has
been moved, auI now stands nearly opposite
their mill.
NoNr1os-The storm Of s-nlay afternoon
did considerable damage uu Naukt5n blowing
down a barn belonging TO norman Paiuney, ami
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Che Markrts.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr.
ToR THE wEEk ENDING rUEspAr. JuyE2i. $50.

AMOUNT OF LIVE srocx AruARKzr.
This week, 43i i23ii S;1e'
Last week, $50 I4fu -ot
Prices Of Market Beef-Extrs SAP n tt.-5; frst
quality. sl2 50 a Y IS ID quality 81 q al s!225
Prices Of Store Ca.tle-Workin.r Oxen per r,air
$3.50, 500, $50 a 500.
Mich Cows and Calves from i35 g. 81 s-5. So
Yesrlinss, sit a s : two-years ola 80 a S. /;
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs - In lots 50 Sd.
81 80 s. 90 a s. 50 each, extra s. 81 a = -, or
Spring Lambs g a $.
Veal Calves g. a go
Hides e II: Tallow a fic = %.
Pelts sc 40 81 IS each. Calf SKINS 10 70 &c y h.
Prices Of Poultry-EZtrs 10 .. ln-. prime. I9c n
70 &C; good 81 n Isle medium .-i u '-c poor to
medium &c y Il.
REMARKS.
C4ttle-The market for cattle has an improved
look from last week. Sales made W tloui much
urging. Quotations stand n last DO t.s e hut the
quality was hardly in keeping with former sIuply
The Northern States arc sending IN nearly three
times the amount Of Cattle they did corre,p nd :
weeks year a1o. The tirarc Trunk Railroad, that
ship live stock direct fiou Chicago Co this market
are hav NJ additional feed ard water yard- On the
road a. sarno, Michigan much 20 the comfort Of
the stocs, and Will naturally crss an ircr ase of
supplies over the road. D,N sol = Oxen NJ Sl3
p cwt fress 100 H. each p ken ~ NJ 80 - cwt
dress 45l rs each. ~ a.. shscket, s..a 2uyen al
olds from 50 51 ~ 81 cVt dress from Coz o. 700
rs zach. Wilcox Hlusbt0n sold DO THREE year
olis, dress 'ou NJ each, AT s - 2 cwt. ct 8 2
cwt, dress 6no fs eacl Cows and Heiier. ~ 81 =
est J. Sargent sold choice Oxen o. sac
crt drr.s ~ .s raised hy Frank D11 = uf Crly-
Con, II O.. hoIne weisht 3675 irs o. oxen - Q =
cwt. dress % ihs each } Cow and Steer, ~ 81 y
cwt G. z Hammond sold Oxen AZ So &. cwt
dres SIS rs each. A. Skifsold OIenats g. cwt
dress $50 lbs each
saeep-Sheep demand not very aatteria- stin
dealers are iurgardlug a few o. keep the market
along sold lm0st.y drift. Spring Lam1s inn
proElug IN quality. with graiuai inc- ase 10 yum
beIs One month hence. when tire LUIS or Veals
are through, the trade for Mutton will fairly com
mence, and instead % lopI O. l5 We shall book
from 81 O. hood head per week This week We
lind prices comparatively unchanged. Nsmfth
had = uucommonly small year .7gs the ls.t run az
81 40 ? head. A.Skf SOLE e. shoIrei Shesuat &c =
D.. Z. y bis-eli sold sheartd Sheer 90 81. b p g
zoe 2 70.
fou try-l2" weight ofPolltry tli ia ru . G. ON
p. 7. ketrlam. Outside price PC r. b . c mro1
Fowl not over &C. n 81; 2 10. A Jew SIP iuz Chics-
ems hy way % a change.
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p'easanter ami more interesting as the scenes
and service they commemorate recede in noint of
time. Twenty members of the regiment. inclu-
ding its first 1t. Col, Stannard, its last colonel
\ 5. Tracy, Surgeon B. ". Carpenter, Quarter
Master Lauriston Stone, snd others of the officers
and rank and file, met At O'Clock p. m a; the
Hal Of the Grand Army Of the Republic.
Gen. Stannsri presided and introduced Col. F.
V. Randall, formerly Capt. of Co. F. of the ID,
who delivered
TIE ADDR s.
Col. Randall commenced by recalling the rising
OF the people ~ the call Of President Lincoln, and
the organization Of the second regiment, the first
OF the VI three years regiments. at Burlington
on the 10th Of June 1861. These meetings, called
toperpetuatg the memories Of the four years of war
that followed, should also have higher obiec;
We should not allow posterity To lose sight Of the
cause Of the war. Unless the cause of the Union
was a just one We should forget rather than
remember those scenes Slavery was the cause
Of the var, the skeleton IN the house: but had the
SJutLerueys stTIgen O. maintain Il within the
Union, any proposition to make war on them
would have found no favor But when they defel
the government, AID announced their intention
TO set up new government. Of which slavery
should be the corner stone, the North rose to the
o% I9 ana the hii'o?s Of Vermont were
Government The ~ raT--s.pt rbi.bi fl,sr tS1I-
the f4r1 W.. ......,l %. nom. f. ,l.,,+. , I
dash. Picked men FIR physical perfection and for
intelligence such men could not bat be
80 oj,,;-,! go ,i Ola v. e1g,,sI
and tie second was behind uouein those respects.
As Illustrating The characteristics Of the Vermont
the mon. ',ii ~ ~. III H. - .'oH u
dericssburgh by the old Brigade. and narrated
various experiences of the camp and march in
-loi-i'5 'lf "e.- Ae1 story ho" the - boys
To I'll Within. the ,.r.r s5-11eI ef m. rg,--
ment, Col Randall. gave the credit of uut.ring
zeal and care In providing for the regiment and
,b-s. ,- .-, ''7,-' i Ss,t T yer,
Saaa4ri. the thorough ,-.i..r and urrirht and
courteous gentleman. aud Alai3r Joyce, the M
TAT , OF ,le regiment
Oh s,.-.,Is-- .i,.rir.,.. ,,l p,-l,l IL, .t-
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pclc.0-s. Siren --heuinE Blood Cleansing Invi--
crat One bottle Of FLUID EXTRACT Of Dan
bELluN, Yellow Dock, Sar-apariila. Hops Butter
nut &c, viii make % -Gll 81 bottles OF health
fll hspf besr- Farmer az home or in the field.
t-tr-y men. MerhAuics. Lawyers. everybody will
praise DO 90 trial Prepared My by II -. BREW
ER Springfield, Mass. Sold ~ Druggists and Gro
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PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE By Charles
Resde. Cloth and paper svo AMI limo.
FEATHERS FOR ARROWS. By c II spurgson.
sANCTUM sANCT0RUM. By Theodore Tilton.
LUCK OF ROARING CAMP. By Francis Bret
Hsrte.
THE INvITATIOT Needed. Reasons for re-
turn to Catholic unity. By James Kent Stone.
EARTH CLOSETS AND EARTH SEWERAGE"
By Warning. Jr.
MolLvAINE's ELOCCTI0N.
June Is-d3tkvlt
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Spefial Hotires.
THE PRErTIEsT WOMAN

THE PREITIESf WOMAN
In New York, Miss K, well known in our fash
lonable society for her disliHgus appearance and
beautiful complication, was ouos q sslow, rough
skinned girl, chagrined at her red, freckled face.
She pitched into Hagan's Magnolia BALM, and is
now as pr tty in complexion as she is charming in
manners. This article overcomes freckes, tan, sal
loWnes', moth patches. rim marks etc, and makes
one 10 ten years ounser that they are. Magno-
liza Balm for transparent complexion, and Lyons
ksthairnn to make the hair plentiful, lu1urent,
soft and delicate. have no rivals. The Ka,hairon
preve' IS the hair from turning gray, eraiicates
dAndraf, and is the best and cheapest dressing in
the world. June L WV
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DnAwlSG-RooV CHAr-The following converse
non look place IN the drawink-roOn OF a mansion On
CiatOn Avenue, Brooklyn, one pleaant forenoon
about ten days ago. CTw0 Ladies, Mrs Mors an and
Mrs knight, had Just dropped 10 for a morning
call on Rapelje the lady OF the house,
Mrs My dear Mrs. Repelle. are you sick You
look quite dencste.
Mr. NO. not SICK exactly; but suffering
from debility, and dresdfully nervous. do you
know, could cry this minute.
Mrs. k.-TOo much excitement I'm afraid
Mrs. R.-Perhaps But what can one doi In the
gay season oae must give parties and attend them.
MIS- Nj suppose 50. Fashion is law-mOre's
the pity; Bu' you must take something to tone
your -. item, or you'll break down.
Mrs RI hate medicine! But you shall pre-
scribe for me WHAT would you advise,
Mrs. M.-Weli pll tell you my plan Whenever
I'm nervous or hy sterical, OF have headache. or
am all out Of sorts, take couple Of ,olespt on
oifL'NrATloN btrTERs once or twice day for a
week or 20, and II INVARIABLY brings me round.
Mrs HI do the same thing with the sam pleas-
ant result have implicit iaith In that article.
Mrs R.-Well, ladies. on your recommend alton,
I'll try it.
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BUSINESS NOri, rs.

F0H Cor9H' C.Lus AVID os>rvpr1ov.-Arothe-
caries writes us-' We know ~ TO med kline which
the Tegstls.s P4 ny B1i'11 Price 3 and 50
r"ut' Cutler Brothers Co., b, ton. date Reed
Cutler Go.
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SI71 Yi1I Tcd = NJ
NJ D,a- Sf-. Ny daughter Alice thirteen ears
DID, has been COMP. cured Of shat horrible dis
case Scr1flla which for years rendered lifo toy
men,, after all medicines and many ply clans hai
been tried ani failed l commenced giving her you-
pills. She took them almost every day FOR three
months. constantly improving. She has GOV entire
ly recovered. Yours tIu'y.
DANIEL LUTHER
Hon. Is. BRkNuRsrH. June ll--dkwIm
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" thin the whole range Of toni, an a.te-ati We
met rnes known, none is entitled more cons. Der
90 20 than the Peruvian Syrup IN Al. cases % en-
'eeaied and debiltated constitution il Is tbs very
i"ine1 needed The most positive proof u th can
De Eil-'ed Jlne 1'-teo1AElt
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SEA Moss Urine can be taken into the stomach
OF the most delicate and is just the thing for in
y2lids and all those desiring a light and delicate
food."-Posf. June i'd sat tn III kvIv
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s Mas Trr.r-L. r or raEH-.. .,sr.rcs
d
m'ane- 'ul more .e-l.'a..a 'a'o' than one who
would staaI tae aarre7s from the sFes of % dead
,..-. f.- .....,,.-.... ..... .t.,..,... 3D.. 3D..
9'''e 81 'ae' %. A.a' 'Ar''S me Ie'',- oi
the Legislature. ami stole from .ae of the show
.,-s- several ....s n .-,.a ia--.-s., y,,.s .v-
.el rs relics l-s was y Tan
PIN about me Size at a1.t-i1..s-. and sf oval
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STATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons con
DISTRICT oToHEyDEy 'f i.asc i Rl, M Late laie Of
Milton, in said District, deceased,
GREBTISG
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District of Ch,tencen, On the 4th day Of
June, A. d. $50. au ISsrRUNsSr purporting 70
be the last WILL and Testament Of Lac Blake,
late of Mltou, 10 said District. deceased, wis
presented 20 the Court aforesaid, for Probate,
and it is rdered by said Court that the 18th day II
June. A. ID. l--l. at the Probate Court Rooms in
said Darlington, he a-s ned fr proving SAID lnstru-
meut and that notice thereof oe given o. all per
sons concerned, hy publ shing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press
a newspaper printed al said Burlington. previous
% the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, YOU are hereby notified TO appear
before said Court, a. tn tine and place Aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said Will, if gu have
cause.
Given uu Ter ny hand az Burlington, In said Dis
trict, this 4th day Of June, A. d. l-5i.
50w3w T. L. WALES. Judge.
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FOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECkLEs
AND TAN, USE "PE2RY's MOTH AND
FRECkLE LOTION" The ouly Reliable and
Harmless Remedy known in Science Tor removing
brown discolorations from the Face. Prepared only
by Ut. b. Z. PERRY, 40 Bond St, y. Y. Sold by
Druggists everywhere.
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monter says L L. Strong of Starksboro is likely

mOnter says L L. Strong of StarksborO is likely
TO succeed him.
Some dissatisfaction has found expression in
the New Havea district. with the way in which
business is done in the Probate Court, and ii has
been supposed that change would be made.
The TtTmouter says, however, that Judge
Munsill would gladly accept another nomination
ard election willingly retiring Al the close Of his
next term, which will complete his S5,h year in
the office and that the people viii probably &C
ceie to his wishes, ami By again e'ecting him,
crown him at the age Of 50 years, as the pat
riarch among tie Probate judges Of Vermont.
law. Clark, ESQ, Of Mililebury is the only
candidate mentioned il com etioa with the
States Attorneyship
Tie other County officers will be re uomina-
ted, as a matter of course.
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PINPLES ON THE FACE. FOR Come
dones, Black-H esds. Flesh Worms or Grubs, Pimply
Eruptions and Blotched separations on tho Face,
use Perry's Commodore & Pimple Remedy Re
liable, Harmless, and contains no Lsad Poiso-.
Depot 40 Bond St., n. Y. Sold by Druggists every
where. msrl0f-d&w4m
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Issued in denominations ofs.1.oaut SO Coupon
or Registered, payable IN 81 year, with Interest
payable 18th Of August ant i-, # February m View
York, London or Frankfort. free Of tax. occurred
By q mlrt-a-e only on completed and highly
prosperous roat a; the rate of s35l3.79 per mile
Earnings in excess q ia. interest Liabilities This
line being the Middle Route. il pronounced the
shortest and most natural one for Freight and Pas
senser traffic across the Continent. ST. Louis
Fort Kearrey .palnea by railway, and connect
ias with the Uaioa Pacific st Fort Nesrnoy-
Capital stock Of the Co., ioooo'o'o
Land Grant. prono7ucet vslueof 9,0ot"
vt--- ,,,--,,,. Ropts I.5OOOOO
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TO THE FARMERS:


va would call the attention nf Farmers tn
w DODGE PATENT CONFINED
MOWER AND REAPER AND SEt -
RAkER as being In Lightne-s % draft. Cluven
lent % handle, and Durability the most profitable
machine Tor the farmer 70 buy IL s made 81 The
best Of material, with wrought iron Quarts faced
with hardened Stee!, with Steel Cutter Bar. that
never breaks. Having been improved the last ear
even surface. whether lodged or t1nglei, With P-f-
feet satisfaction. II will he sold Mover, or
combined for reaping all kinds Of grain, corn g
The Machine e kept for sale By Laid { lark,
Nj ton, Dennis Fisn. South Burlington, q
Rounds Monktan Ridge. ana by the subscriber, mo
has TOR sale HAY TEDDEkS and the best knd Of
STEEL WIRE TOOTH HORSE RAhES
N. K. MILLER,
MAY 2J-dlaw&w6w sheIourn -
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NV Y5Rs, June Pa PIX.
In the God -o-m there wss o. decline " a per
cent viii considerable % cell.
MuNEY-Uuiet and easy 81 9 o. on call.
ENCHANGE-Nu NINA Is AZ lHs., al IS
6OLp-Heavy and lower 40 ti1.aIIli Tie lat
est rumor on the street fr e. Na-liucta- VS. rh-t
Treasurer Spinner would shortly sci. s'-,It two
millions Of gold. the accuWll4to1 interest II the
sinking fund. Governments lower IT, 81 uusthv
with gold. state Bonds strong. Stocks hcs ~ and
lower. sub Treasury balance a,-ll9u.
GOVERNMENT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24

PLANT STANDS. FLOWER TRELLI-
SES. TERRA GOTTA HANGING
VASES. WIRE HANGING
BASKETS. FLOW
Err POTS. At
PEIRCE'S.
so BAGS
ASHTON SALT.
so BAGS CANADA
SALT. FRUIT JARS,
AT PEIRCE'S.
1000 MOWER SECTIONS. KNIVES
COMPLETE FOR WOODS NOW
Err. AT PEIRCEs.
June 6--d&wf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-24

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