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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-02

Editor Free Pres, end Time

Editor Free Pres, end Time:
The prospects for the election Of the Republic
an ticket in Burlington this fall are fsttering,
and ali that is necessary to render the victory
certain is for the party to work together and
bring out cur entire strength We have good
working majority in this city, and if We lose the
day it will be nothing more than the legitimate
result Of over-confdence, coupled with inactivity.
The ticket presented By the Republican party is
a good one, and it commands the respect and
confidence Of all who love order and desire the
enactment Of wise laws. In this contest there is
something Of more Importance than the triumph
Of one man over another. The question is
whether Burlington shall maintain its rank as a
Republican city, or whether the Democracy Of
the country shall be encouraged by Democratic
triumph in the chief city Of Republican Yer
mont 1. Is whether cur city shall be repre-
scented by one who, being in sympathy with the
dominant party in the State, eau take the pos
ition and have the influence which the represent
alive Of this city ought to have in the legislature
NI Ng II HtliueLoAf MhVs pt ne VINO ne NAV
would be without power or influence in a House
which is always Republican ten to one.
Il is the duty Of every Republican to stand by
the nominations made Fidelity to the party
and regard for the public good demands that all
personal preiudices be thrown aside, and the
party rally as one man. The democracy are
seeking TO foment jealousies and create division
fer ii is their only hore They are -raring no
labor to win the day. They work in secret, but
they work nevertheless. 40: an argument Is
left unpresented, not an iulrcemeat, be Il true or
false, lef; untriet. !. is believed that the whole
sale whi>key dealers and political gamblers q
New } ork city have placed in the hands Of an
agent here a considerable fund TO te used In the
canvass. based ou the promise that The deaocra-
cy once in power the laws that hinder the sale
Of rum viii be repealed. Win the Republicans
Of Burlington, 10 yi5w Of such things. remain
idle or he backward in coming TO the p7l,s2
Let every Republican think Of these things, and
then ac, promptly and coasceutauly *
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NIS1o-RI. Aug. ..
E5'ior Free Press The l5gl voters Of
Winoossi have an opportunity to-m.r r7W after
noon to vote s. tax Of IS cents OH the dollar Of
the grand list, for the purpose ot getting fire
engine, sc. Such tax would raise some
$500 and would place ,he village sa '.a wsr-
footing against fire. It is hoped thar the self
constituted champions of the laa5-ug mans .n-
teresfs viii figure on the matter ana see whether
the tax Of $50 which tae l.barins Ran viii
have 20 pay, viii crush him % itvuuot. che
village may soon have an engine, reservoirs, Ne.,
and q FAR share o.. .elfrespeat. otherwise
those pals and dippers" win have % be em-
blszluei upon the corporation banner IS
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BuLLARD-BRAYrOS.-in swanton, Aug 18th. at
the residence Of the brides mother, by Rev. Z. D..
Ranslow, Merton II. Bullard, and Miss Mary z.
BrsytOn, all OF SwantOn.
WORKS -MARrIS.-In Underhill. Aug. 9th, by
Rev. y L. Rates, Francis y Works Of 1uthborough,
Mass and Ednah L. Martin OF Uncerhll.
DIED.
~. CLieSx-I In this city, Aug. 3lst, Con De Witt
Clinton Clarke.
sEYNOUR.--At 81. Adams. Sunday. 18th int Mrs.
Laura Seymour widow Of the late Henry Seymour.
aged 81 years.
MoRs=.-In Colchester, on the 9Th inst Minerva
L. Morse, daughter Of lawson Mariah Il. Morse,
aged 30yecrs.
WrGBT-On the 21th inst at Blue HILL Maine,
Daniel L. Wight, aged 30 year,. formerly resident
Of Burlington.
ATWArER.-In this city. Wednesday evening Aug
2ith, Mrs, Ambrose AtSster. aged C..
HARMON In Underhiil Aug. Path, Mrs lydia
Harmon, aged 81 years.
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f., a "a a.. URiEs FoR TIE PEoPLE. Cpportune.
~ al me time when the cost Of living is enormous
a .e" A.tlcls appears n the market afurding an
unpfececented amount Of delicious and wholesome
-.IHSsn almost Tor song. We refer to the pat
en. oea VI farire which now by virtue Of its
Iuihaiy cheapness, taking the place of all
ny selAuhous articles Of food manufactured from
.i'al-e ana gram The raw material of this nutri-
ous anu fattenins agent Is the free gift Of nature
me mos growing in prodigious Quantities on
ny II Il Z as, ami known as Cara geen. Clean
sou' uesslcated, concentrated and retu-ed to row
W ~ patent process, this wonderful plant yields
~ quantity Of pure, palatable aliment in
floPgTsloh 70 Us weight, thBn any substance pro
uuoeu from the great gricult1ral ttaples Artis-
.c coos pronounce it the finest article for Gus
tt'.l1s, fuddln3s. Creams, Soups, Sauces Sc that
mas nds YET been discovered, and the Sea Mo- Farine
20, Oh New YORK, who own the patent find il all
new staff OF life
Sept = de9d&vly
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN

nNF OF the most desirable places 10 ulstou
~ Village, owned, and formerly occupied BY J.
5. Culey. Four tcres o. evcellent land, cd sup
ply of shade and Fruit trees rood Barn II use
pleasant and yerv con enient Fences AMI Puid
inzs all in good repair Also quaint ty Of wood
four t. five tons Of hay, cutter wagon, and good
covered earrIage.
Refer 20 Enoch Howe. Essex Junction or 10
A. G.. WELNH, Wiuiston.
M-Ili.lln. Aua. n. L. Il VIII
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Cu,p,rs uoU,Rn.s Estate

I'VE the Subscribers having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court fOr the
District or ChitNnden, Commissioners % receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate OF Charles HOSard,
late OF Milton In said District deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibit
Cd IN Offset thereto. and siI months from the
day Of the date hereof being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, do therefore hereby give no
tee that will attend 10 the business Of our aP
pointment nj the dwelling house Of WD. Howard in
Milton, 10 said District the fourth Saturdays Il
Octoher and December next at 10 O'Clock. A. o.,
Oh each of said days
Dated this 18th day Of Aug. A o. i,1l.
HEsRY L. WOOD, } ro,.,..i..i,,,,,.
JOSEPH BYAH,
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FATAL ACCIDENT 1T PL,rTsBuRGa.-I-aae
Hoffman, German pelller, residing in Platts-
bursh, N.Y. was instantly killed while walk
ing on the track Of the P. x NJ 4 R, near the
Plattsbursh barracks, on Thursday afternoon
The engineer saw him aud wh;stled him OF He
scented 10 obey the order, but by some unac-
couutlble reason, his right leg came in contact
with the coacatcher OF the incoming train, by
which be wss thrown down with such violence
as to fracture his skull and kill him instantly.
lie vas & years cd, anl lsIgcs = wife, child
loss
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CL1s1oS COUNTY DESTITUTE This gatherin.
Of public school iclchers is about closing two
weeks session st Pat,sburgh. The instruction
has been given ty Prof II. B. Buckham Of
Waterbury, Ct, and Prof Holly Of New York
city and mas been for the most part, as it
should he, elementary and practical in its char
aeter. The evenings have been occupied with
lectures and readings of more general interest.
Nearly Que hundred and twenty names had been
enrolled on Thursday morning. and the attention
given aud interest manifested on the part Of the
class proved the ability and success with which
its exercises have been conducted We we're
struck hy the promp;ness with which questions
were answered BY the teachers, as also by the ae-
tive part taken by the commissioners in all the
exercises. Their example might well be followed
by the Superintendents and committee men on this
side Of the lake. II we may irus; The testimony
OF those who ought to know, these county insti-
tutes have done more for the common schools OF
New York than all her Normal schools
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ItTE, the Subscribers, having been appointed ~
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Chittenden, Commissioners u receive, e1-
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of all per
sons against the estate Of Olivia Ware, late
OF Burlington. in said District deceased, and
sis5 all claims and demands e1hihued m Offset
thereto: and Fix months from TIE day Of the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose We do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend 10 the business of cur appointment at
Inc office Of Charles Russell in the city 4 Buring-
ton in said District on the first Mondays O: January
and February next, at 10 O'Clock, A. ", on each Of
-aid DAYS.
Dated THU 18th day Of August, A. D. $50.
CHARLES RU-S Sill. C,,-,ii...
Sidney BARLOW, '''i'l - ''1s'7
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Deputy I s. Marshal as Messenger
9s2w

TN the District Court Of the United States, for the
L District Of Vermont In the matter OF slmeon
IS. Buxton Bankrupt. In BANKRUPTCY The IN
dersig nsd gnee Of sad bankrupt herehy Slses
notice that Il has been ordered BY toe DstIct Oou
OF sid District that the second snd thiri general
meetings OF the creditors Of said Bsnkrgpt re
held at the City of Burlington, IN H'id als''s' "a
Inc l3fh day Of September, A. ID. l-'u, ~
o'clock A. w. at the oaice Of L. I. Law Law
rence. Esq boiore l. LAWRENCE go. one o. t ne
Registers 10 BsukruI tcyi tcr seid pis,r,es, ~,
~ ,Yrpose named in the 9Th and 9TH sections OF
me ne Bsnsrupt act and u at have hled my ina
arc'p1t As assignee Of aid Bankrupt, and that
a, sd time aud place ! shall apply 20 sa;d
80 a. tba settlement OF my said account, ana
~ discharge from all Liabilities as Assignee o
"a estate In accordance with the provisions OF sild
na.,d NJ Norristo~n in aid District. this i''h dsy
/ Of August, A. n, $40. ., ,
1 wi " w. hatEAA"-''1 No. 49,
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Clear as the sky 7, thst talmy 1uid which is tax
inG the place Of tho unctuous compounds hitherto
usel Tor dye.ns the HAIR. Plalon's Nitaiia or Sal
NSt'u Tor the Has, is as cl0uiless as ' the Light
~ ufaa.y eyes, ana It darkens gray hair to any
'hals from golden brown t. perfect ebony.
sod by al druggists
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rhet3.lowing are the census returns ar Chit
teuieu and Addison counties taken from returns
male TO g. s. Marshal Foster 60 date. In con-
uecton with present returns, We give thc p3Hu-
lation o. the same towns in 1850, With t.c iu-
crease or decrease since that date
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1>IsrRrcT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

hIoTKIJI CUIRI UF III 2 u ID NIAIhol
for the District cr Vermont.-In the matter Of
Melvin T. Barr Bankrupt In bankruptcy.
a Warrant iu Bankruptcy has been issued by said
Court aga INST the estate If Melvin Z. Barr Of
Highsate. OF the County Of Franklin, OK the state
Of Vermont 10 said District adjuds ed a Bankrupt
upon the Petition Of his Creditors and the paymsr {
Il any debts and the delivery Of any Property be-
longing % s4i1 Bankrupt. 10 him or u bis
use, ant the transfer q AIRY property BY
him are fdrbldden bS Law. A Meeting Of the Cred
it0rs Of said Bankrupt % prove their Debts aud
choose one or more Assgnees Of his Estate, will he
held at court of Bankruptcy. 10 be holden At Bur
lngton In said District the 7th day II Sep,em Der,
A. D i-7o. at O'Clock P. " at the 0hce u l. Il.
Lawrence. before L. L. Lawrence ESD, one Of the
Reg stcTs in Bankruptcy in sa.d Court
NJ SMALLEY.
Deputy L S. Marshal as Messenger
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GorNG GOING. GoSE Faster han the auction
eer's hammer knocks down me-chancise. neglect
disposes Of the teeth. Bid therefore, io- that prize
life a perfect set by brushing them regularly
with sozO1ont
"spnding's Glue" has now taken the place Of
ell Clements and Mucilages.
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VERMONT NEWS.


.
last twenty-eight years.
The house of Mrs. Eddy, a widow lady in
Bristol, was entered by thieves recently, and
considerable clothing, &c, stolen.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Mrs. Nathan Stowe, living near North Ben
nington, cut her throat the morning Of the
10th, the cause Of her suicide being insanity.
The Banner says that those who knew Ben
nington as ait was" will hardly know it as - it
s. having been improved by new buildings,
etc.
Young man by the name Of Eaton. of Fac
tory Point, had tooth extracted few days
since, ttook anodyue on going to bed and vas
found dead in the morning.
Blackberries have been drug in Wilmington
a; cents per quart.
David Rimball of Pownal had a son sgei =,
drowned recently while boating.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The institute at Barton Landing opened with
60 teachers.
Jonn Bacon Of St Johns5ury, has an apple
tree upon which are both ripe apples ami bios
SONS
Mrs Joseph Ile Of St. Johnsbury Centre, had
removed on the 10Th.
Lucius Bur1ham Of Harlw'ck was badly ill.,
iurei recently by a runaway team.
VI Ballard Of Hariwick, LOST a house and arm
BY FIRE recently, supposed to be the work Of an
incendisry.
John McGll of Norrisgile had bal fall re
Gently, breaking several bones.
Wheelock was organized in 1892; Abraham
Morrill, was first clerk, Dudley SwaseJ, Abra-
ham Morrill, and Joseph Yemen, first selec;men,
anl Gideon Leayitt, first constable.
Apples in Gale ionia County are more plentiful
than theg have been for many years
Lsse1 COUNTY.
The Essex County Citizens Convention uou.-
mated the following ticket;
George F French, Senator David II Beat
tie. Milton Cook, County JUICES Orlms
Crawford, Judge Of Probate Henry e. Bates.
states Attorney A. T. Hoiorooz, Sheriff.
Henry Carter, q lumtermau, was ;nstm,ly
6il.el 10 North Concord on the 9th. by being
caught between g couple Of logs 10 a '' JAM
rEASkLIS COUNTY.
The new Uuion Church 70 Ice ulit 90 tc.el-
er, is nearly completed.
g. VI Wright of Rnosbu-.h. emit - corn t..l
from his he'd that measured d feet aud
inches.
LANuLLF COUNT.
Hon. Mr Butler Of New ork, has purchased
the farm Of Daniel Wait Of Stove, and 50 acres
Of lani adjoining tor $1,000, ami Is 90 bl,l p
summer residence thereon.
a letter TO ,he Christian .Htro., signed Dc 4
d.. says Che Ltmo,ile Valley rt.ro4I is in bad
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Fiscsi A gents, s 2 Wal Street New York
W.P. CONVERSE 8 Co
Commercial Agents, - Pine Street, New YorS
June i-4-dSWtf lisI
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he will receive as well as impart pleasure ~ his
visit.
This Is suficien; assurance to the people Of
Vermont Of the presence of President Grant at
the S.a.e Fair.


at fifteen minutes pas, o'clock Wednesday
morning.
Dewitt Clinton Clarke, was horn in Sandy
Hill, New York, in the year 1910, and was thus
60 years Of age al his destb. His father, Asahel
Clarke, was native yermoater, a graduate
Of Nilllebury College, and man Of promi-
nenoe in his community, being q candidate for
Congress 81 the time of his death. His moth
ey's maiden name Was Lydia Phinney, (of
Shrewsbury, Yt) who after the death Of her
first husbaud became the second wife Of the
late Hon Ezra Mech Of Shel5urn and who
still lives at the venerable age of upwards Of
four score Gen Clarke entered the University
Of Vermont. quite young, being classmate, We
believe, Of our towusmln Carlos Baxter. He
lef, college without finishing his course mere,
and subsequently, graduated at Union College,
10, We think, the year 1880 Re studied law,
but never practiaei, anl subsequently
established himsclfiu she Iron snl Foundry bust
ness. at Brandon, VI, in connection with 4hn
A C5uaut " Co In 1875. hlvin- purchased
tie Burlington rr Pns.- Of II B. Stacy. be
became resident ct Burlington. In 1873
be established the ilily eiidan Of the
FREE Pas, he gave eunes; ana e.
fective supper, in Die cs,umts et Die pa-
per to zachary Taylor a1i 70 Winfield Scott. in
the campaigns q I~l~ anil lsj2 10 1889, she
paper passed fam bis CONTROL 20 uew praprie.
r-s ar1 E.r CI-I.e -...H stra- f.s- Vermont ..
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I'D for member Of Congress.
...-.r-Ab1ut four tons OF cheese we're
.srrsi Saturday from the Hinesburgh cheese
e,-.5-r The shipment Of last week brought
between a - and 10 cents per pound.
DEMOCRATIC NouIsATIox.-At the Democrat
ic Convention Of the First Congressional Dis
t-,- held in Midilebury on the 18th, John
Cain, Eiitor Of the Rutland Courier. was unani-
ulusiy nominated as candidate for Congress
I>ro InF LAEE-Au exchange says that
Turing one Of the recent high winds Idle Mott
was blown into LAKE Champlan while he was
crossing the railroad bridge from West Al
burgh 10 Rouscs Point. Being good swimmer,
he made COOL his way to tara frma.
BAsg B,Ll-A match game Of J2se bali
was playcl, saturday the 9Th, between the
" A'er,s' of;h.s city ana the shel5arn base
ball club, resulting IN a victory for the form
cr bya score Of 30 toI1 Charles Eiserton
was umpire; F. B. Ciara scorer. The game
lasted about two hour, and a half
Col-uz.rfa The democrats NJ their caucus
Saturis- f.. Ia. nominated the t'-'"ng ''c@e'
Tsr Rsassatst.r.-I j. d small
-WHari Taayer, = VI. Roife, i.
Blossom. Wu killer. ". w. thompson H. b
Huc. A. Als.u, }. Oh. l-,'' d. '"'"'
rr,p Mil Wo,,9t. IS. ID. Munson.
f.,-..-5>-l.ezarisr NcGee, hotel keep
...--. -- ,-ss b-..r.r.- b.fa-. -
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.,,XcroN AND VICINITY.

.,.-.,.--,rlc NoXIYATIoN.-At the democratic
-. .,ny1ution held in Essex Junction on
- Henry Gillette Of Richmond was nom
- s,r member Of Congress.
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WILL reserve pupis on the Pian0-i0rte AMI Or
w gan alter September sfh Application eau b.
made aud circulars ohtlirei AZ Read's Arsie s.ofs
Church Street.
Aug. n-dkwi"
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I J oANNTF- A7s--let-
st. Albans. Auz. b. i--t-i1szS

rI'HIS is g. eve notice That on the 9Th DAY %
Au-A D. $50. aNarraut in Bankruptcy VA.
issued l.-au-t the estate Of T. DAVIS H'ed" 1itt o.
Be,nin,t IA in the County Of Beunn Eton and State u
Vermont. who has been acjudgel a halsrupt an bis
own petition: that the payment of a. y debts,
and delivery ofany propert3 belonging 90 such Bank
r,r 10 him or fr HE use and the transfer OF any
pr1pgrty hy him. are forbidden By law that q meet
M of the creditors OF said bankrupt O. prove their
dehts and 20 choose one or more Assi-nees az s e.
tate will be held at n Court Of Bankruptcy, o. be
holden II the Office OF \ p Lg" ar. in -nUinZt1n,
in the County % BenuIn ston snd State II Vermont
before A 2. Lyman Esg Register. On the 18th
dav Of September A. 10. 1870, At ig O'Clock 4. ".
J. ". SMALLEY,
Deputy L. s. Marshal, a. Messenger
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PosrAL-Charles E Whitney has been ap-
Pointed postmaster in Peru, Bennington county.
wee Thomas K Snow, resigned
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t.lHEsrEH Aug

5fr.rs Editors.
The Democratic party To- .ai, town have esq
IDENTIFY ,Is7tel p new r.-f-v. as ar7e.-s ig their
-,mfnati,n Of p- Sr.,llfa- T.rB Rsr-e.c5.,
five on SATURDAY
Falling t- ts, .s.r- mast u-.. . -r.e-..-r
candidate. ttsv have r.w nominated a good TAI.
sni order loving citizen. whom 81. reratls.a.
fs.r,yr citizens DELIGHT q. h.r.r b.rir-. r
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..,.-,F-Ab5ut four tons OF cheese we're
.5irrsi Saturday from the Hinesburgh cheese
s,-.o-v. The shipment Of last week brought
between a - and 10 cents per pound.
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TEar lRoS IS VALUABLE IS 4 MEDICINE has
long been known. but II is only sr &C Is prepara-
tion in the particular form Of Peruvian syrup that
its full power over disease has been brought 70 II xht
It's effect In Of dyspepsia and debility Is most
salutaTy.
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Grand SIC souniy Poliiiss.

lar Republican Convention holden on the 18Th
inst, for the nomination of county officers; and
that the same baneful Influences are at work, as
have been put forth III every year since 1866, to
compromise the success Of the Republican ticket
and create a possible diversion in favor Of the
Democrats The efforts Of the Democracy in that
county are now, as heretofore, to demoralize
and distract the Republican ranks-ic break the
bonds Of confidence and good will existing be-
tween the members Of the organization. As a
preliminary step to ensure the success Of their
plans they have plsced the Republican candidate
for sheriff upon the ticket, hoping thereby 10
secure Republican votes in South Hero for their
nominees for Senator and Judge OF Probate We
10 not object to the Democrats voting for any or
al of the candidates presented by the Republican
Convention, but it by no means follows that the
Republicans should reciprocate the favor. It is
also reported that few Democratic politicians
who are members Of Good Tempars lodges, are
giving hattering assurances TO their brethren
that they will be able to secure the votes Of that
worthy organization for the Democratic nominee
for Senator. Our knowledge If tie men con-
cernel 10 this movement removes our doubts re-
spectlng th1 real purpose they have 10 view.
The whole movement is very Characteristic Of
the willy Democratic leaders in Grand Isle
County. They have attempted something very
similar 10 this many times before, hnt with in
different success Weare not prepared to believe
that any considerable number of honest Republi
cans propose 90 aii their political opponents TO
the extent hoped for by them There are. doubt
less, small minority Of Republicans who are
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Renuos P4In.KiiGg Magic OIL is suld rs most u
our Druggists and Merchants, and has become 4
standard article in market. This position II has
won ny its great merit IL cures pain, and tins PEG
pie ike II and will have il. one says his wife
would not be without It If the bottles cost dol
lar.
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THE FALL TERM Of this Institution VIII COM
men "a On Neines las. Aug. 3ist. and continue
twelve weeks under the direction II
=. s. WELLINGTON. Principal
Fog Particulars address Rev. }. T. MAYNARD N
r. WHITNEY
Wl.is.on, Aug I,:h. l--1-t-46et.
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AUCTION SAFE OF BANKRUPT
ESTATE.

- 4 I
y the matter Of 4. NJ. Clark Farkrupt--The IN
dersi Eued hereby gives notice tis1- n On" l'th
dav Of September next at IO o. clock A. NJ, he viii
sell upon the pre- Ises tn the hi CHEST bidder the
following described real state. o. Wit About %
acres Of Land called the " Adds LIT 30 On Norta
Man STREET am G. uvrl ed O. the said A. NJ. Clark
bankrupt by A. o Adds. Daniel Kellogg All II.
VI. kellogg. fled Jan. oh, -it. said land ana
huilting, thereon viii he sold Tree ami clear e al
incum hrances except decree Of foreclosure OBJ
tanned hy .aid Alcis and hellozgs sept. 2tn 1852
on which there vii. be due sept. 1l.h 100, the sum
OF s}.l16 4 -cod and valid tie Of the property
will be given.
SAMSON As. -uee-
~. srt.-. 49, D. .--t-tar-sx
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urgocRATIc NoMISATIoN.-At the Democrat
c Convention Of the First Congressional Dis
t-c. held in Middlebury on the 18th, John
Cain, Eiitor Of the Rutland Courier. was unani-
u1usy nominated as candidate for Congress