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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29

The TEoT CONrErENcE--The Troy Confer
s1ce holds its annual meeting in this city,
a5mmenciug thi- week. This Conference Of
tie Methodist church which formerly canstitu-
tel portion Of the New York Conference, was
o--4u.zeI in 1892 It inc.ade5 Rensselaer,, Al
alay, Schenectady, NIon5eome ry, Fulton. Sara
ga, Washington, Warren, .ssex and Clinton
COUNTIES, with part Of C ,lum5.s, Schoharie
,nl Hamilton counties ia Ne " York, SO much Of
Vermont as lies west Of the Green Mountains.
and about ten towns in Berkshire county, Mass.
st the session Of the Genera Conference at
Burial, in 1850 that porto Of the Troy Con-
ference lying west of the Green Mountains in
Vermont, excep. PoRnal .n5 those charges in
elisI in the PJultaey District, were united TO
the Vermont Conference st the General Con-
ference Of l,1s, the Ba7..agt ia district was re-
turngi from ,Ae ermoni to he Troy Conference.
Inc number Of Ministers 5nuectcd with the
Conference since It's organ cation III 1892, IS
1915 of ,ais number bel lg deceased.
The coming conference will constitute the
a-th session, and the 81 session in this city.
The first session IN 1912. as presided over by
Bishop Heilia7 the secor d. in 1871, by Bish-
oP Norr's' anl the third, CHE coming SESSION.
IS TO he pres ilei over by Bishop Anes. The
Conference VIII uul.ust, n Largely attended,
between Two hundred and fifty and hire, hun
dred nan res having heen already revo red to the
commit &c Of entertainment
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29

When we are sick this life is ohscured, under
cloud, oppressed with humors. Experience has
taught US certain means which never fail for their
removal The child receives with his life the seeds
of his death. 1t may take one, or one hundred
years before the seeds bear their sad fruit but Just
as sure as the seeds OF death ripen life Purg
ing is the grand safeguard, because then what fost-
ers the seeds OF death taken away, expelled from
the body.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29

-BIssgLL-A; St. Paul. Church in this city,
OF the 18th inst, by the 1T Rev. " II. 4. Russell,
William q shaw and Mary A, daughter OF the
officiating clergy man both Of Burlington.
DIED.
WARE - In this city, April nth, 1870, Miss Olivia
Ware. aged g. years.
MARsHALL-In Willlston Monday, April 26th,
Mrs Olive NJ wife u ". J. Marshall aged 81 years.
FoREgs.-In Williston, ADril 9th. Of cancer. Han
aah RUSSELL vile OF John Forbes, aged 50 years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29

The following is list Of the killed Patrick
Hsylett Capt. Charters. chief Of the FIRE bri-
g,ie F. NJ. 5 .hoh=ld, City Treasurer and bro
liner Of Gen. sohofeld, late Secretary Of War
pr.J. B Brock, editor Of the Richmond Enquir-
er Julius A. Hobson, City Collector A. Dug
ger, member of the House of Delegates 7 A.
Brewis. commission merchant of Alexandra
Samuel Eaton of Boston, Mass, former thestri-
cal manager of the Boston theatre P. Roberts
Commissioner in Chancery of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas James A. Blamire, of Berlin, Prus-
sia S E Bnrnbam Of Syracuse, n. y; Ihos.
Il. Wilcox, eI-Confederate General 5. II. hairs
ton, wealthy landholder Of Henrico Co; Robert
IL Maury, Jr.. Land Agent 7. II. Foley,
Deputy U. s Marshal W. E. Rudolph, of New
York, and forty three others, among them one
captain, one sergeant and nine privstes Of the
police. WHO we're on duty in the building.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29

STRICT OF VERMONT. sat shorel,am
- the ith day Of April, 1870. The undersi ed
U; Edward Z Casey Of Whiting, County OF Iddi
son ana stats Of Vermont, within said District
t ghO ms mss been adj idged Bankrupt his own pst
4lw5w TIT RMAN BKOOkINs Assiynee
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29
TnuSSES III sSS ss SsSR$

MENTS, Cure Rupture, Abdominal or Uterine
Weakness and Piles. Different approved patterns
Comfortable safe, light, clearly, used in hathinS'
indestrDctahle steel sprngscua Elastic otooA-
ings elts, Braces. IS ndages &c GREAT NAkILrh
Establishments, 1877 Chestnut -, Philt- and nm
1t New York. opposite Il srald buli.nS oelu
stamp for Pamphlet Sold BY Druggist, malis'l -
expressed. nArNruS N-i
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29

P,7ryr..-Pateuts, bearing date April l9th'
haze been GRANTED to MIR. Alexander Thompson
If this city. for a drill and to Nj Almon "
B,5mer and John P H4skins Of Poultney' i''
benmer for sewing machine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29

DIR. HARRISON'S PERISTALIC LOZEN6ES are
warranted IN al cases Of Piles aad Falling Of the
Rec,um Dyspepsia, such as Oppression after eating.
Sour stomach, splitting Of Food, also Headache,
Dizziness. Pain TO the Back and L0ins, sick Head
ache. Coated Tongue and Bliousucss. For sale at
y. fremont Temple Boston, by f. A HARRI-
son CO.. P-oprietors and by all Druggists. Mail
cd for 50 cents HENRY a CO., Agents. 35w2mos
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l.. A. Walker & Brother.
WEST SIDE OF CITY PARK,
Next door to Express Office,

We keep tn largest and hest stock Of Morumentl
and Head ST mes, finished ready Tor lettering. We
have the best workmen in the State. We do the
best work Please call aud examine for your selve.
and save the 10 % per cent. pad to travelling
agents, selling poor work for great price. We do
~ competition in quality Of work or prices.
L. A. WALKER & BROTHER
Burlington, VI.
April 2S-wl0v
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fnanrial.
LOAN
or TEE
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad
Company.
Tee Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad


Tte Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
1. e-rBgIste5 and rgBslo- f--m R,-g.oyp. Va to
the celebrated WHITE sulphur SPRINGS. In IVES.
Va. e2- miles. 1ti.bsfpc rsp.dIv extended to tse
Ohio River 511 mile. further. maxim. IN all a
-,1s.
!, in. ,-,,-e.. Westward =. nenet,,te, and oper.
.-..--.-,.-.. 49,. ,---,.-e., -.-, ,,.-...,. .e,..
- X, f-....-.. .,d ,b,, ,,,,s,
.-.-.-..-..--,--.s.,-, 80 -. =,
accumulated 81, ,-.,, ,,,u.., tho .-..-t,- bar
s,- s,-i,,., cs.,s,,,,, Pm with reliable nav
isst'ln on the Ohio River a1d thus with the entire
sy,fs-s or R4-oss aud Water t-arspo-.aiio- Of the
g-,4, Fss. or South V,st.
ii viii MAKE short easy 7'f1l and ja'0'a''' 'o'''
i''" the "''i 10 the sea- ana III command ''''
...-.
r,xrf ,bD. b,co-,s ,no the mos, .7,so-t.ri. and
.--S.,s,. En-. .. me-, T-,...i J;,,, Of IA, -,a. in
,b. country, and command A trade Of immense
yslue
The COMPLETED portion orr e Road il doiuga Prof
,,s.,,,s re-,a,i.g Business, ard is f.lly equal in
vIpe ~ the whole amount Of the mortgage upon the
entire Line lsl5.ool0o93
The loan of tie Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
r,,nn,nv be5B, ri-,t v,-tg4g, vyo. "a, ,ntrre
Linz, y-9,s-ty ana egaign,ut, ,rorts rs.n completed
az i4,t 81 COZ ia therefore one Of the most sub
st,1tiallv n.srsstive and reliable Railroad Leans
ever offered in .i,s and i. peculiarly adsptsi
~ tho ,r.r+=af
r.-,-usrogs -, C.DYr4HSTS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29
LIBERATION NOTICE.

FE'HlS Is to Gritty that have this day given my
SON Willie f Cook his time durin hi minor
il and shall claim Of his earnings nor pay any
debts of his contracting from this date, March 10th,
$50.
A q. COOK.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29

Tus erection Of a cheese fic,ory in ierF''o-' u
IS being pushed rapidly forward, and VIII DC
ready for use by the midileof May ID. ~
i. to be male by Mr. Newton ". Stone Of ii n''-
burgb. an ezneriencei caeese-naker.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29

s,,rr opposition has sprung up on the ferry
,.tvsen Charlotte and Essex, y !. As a con-
..,renoe. ferry accommodations are much better
than they used TO be.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29


Among the wounded were ex-Gov. Wells, rib
broken and otherwise internally injured Major
II. K. Eyson, slightly; Major Caho3n, slightly;
L. H. Chandler, Judge Jno A. Meredith, Jas
Neeson, John Harvard Rush Burgess, collector
Of district wm c. Durham, agent of the Vir-
GINA and New York steamship line Hon Thos.
5 Bocock, -Speaaer Of the United States House
of Representatives, leg amputsted Gen. W. d.
Corse, ex-Msjor-Gen Confederate army; Col.
Geo. W Brent Of Alexandra. Capt. Geo W.
Allen, Port warden W. c. Elan, news
paper correspondent and broker; Thomas ;.
Baldwin, merchant from Newark, y. j., i d.
Chesterman, of the Petersburg Index VIM. IL.
SOpher, merchant Of Baltimore, and about one
hundred Others
SCENES AFTER The CATASTROPHE.
Directly after the disaster occurred the fire
alarm was used to give notice, and the hook and
ladder companies OF the city repaired at once TO
the scene \ Gordon Of police was drawn around
the building, and ladders were thrown up TO the
windows. For three hours the scene was full OF
horror. Minute after minute there appeared,
swung out by rope tied by the middle, the
body Of some unfortunate, who after being placed
on the top Of the shoulders Of one of the fire
brigade, mangled and dead, was brought down
the ldu4eI lhto int green OF the TuuilC IdIA'
where it was instantly surrounded by the two or
three thousand Of those who had gathered to re-
cognize the dead.
THE PARK AND TIE CITY.
The park was filed with weeping women and
anxious men, until two O'Clock. when the last
victim was drawn from the building. After this
the police closed the park and refused admittance
TO any one.
The bodies Of the dead having been sent out,
all the stores in the city were closed, and plac-
ards pat upon the doors, closed in consequence
Of the disaster at the api,ol" No more bust
ness was done during the day. Tonight meet
ings were held of the members ofthe Press Asso-
citation, members Of the ate military organiza-
ton, members Of the b q and Of the citizens
generally Tomorrow Will be observed as a day
of general mourning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29

Edwards employ left home with Mr. F. horse
and buggy to 60 to church at Burlington
Going down the hill below Mr.. Kennedy's the
horse took fright, ran down toward the bridge,
and turned west on Center street, just above
Mr.. Goodwin's brick building There the wagon
was tipped over and Mss Ryan was thrown
against the corner of the building, striking it
some three feet from the ground. She as taken
up insensible, and remains so till the present
time, (Monday.) Her head is badly bruised
and fears are entertained that she may not re-
cover. Young Edwards was somewhat bruised.
He says it is the fifth time he has been engaged
in run away, and the first time he has been
hurt al all
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29

I IST OT LOW NEWSPAPERS Tor one Stamp. Z. 7.
II ROWELL co. NY.
AfOUSTACHES forced to grow in six weeks. Re
vi ciOe sent Cor 81 cts Address ii RICHARDS,
Box 1886, New York P. 0.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29
Bankrupt 91utiees.


IN BANKRUPTCY.-Dstri Of Ver,nor, a. a,
L bshningt N, the 18th day Of April $50 The
Undersigned hereby gives notice Of his Announcement
AZ assignee oil 6eorge estof the city Of froydsnce
ia me state Of khode Island who h as been a rod
bankrupt. on creditors petition hv the in-tTi,t
court OF said Vermont District
,., GEORGE \. WATTLEs.
Assignee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29
.cIoN AND VICINITY.

large cheese factory Is BENG
bull, in slslDaFn' on the road leading '''" the
mage to the Falls.
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legal Qotirrs.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the
District of Grand Isle S. probate Court for the
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
OF SOPHIA Butler, late Of Alburgh, in said dis
tt r., ~ deceased. GREETiSG.
w HEREAS application hath been made 10 this
W Court IN writing, by the Administrator
Of sad estate, praying f0- license and authority 10
sei the real estate oislit deceased, representing to
SAID Court, that i would be beuef ai 10 NE he -
ana al pefe rs interested 10 said estate Of said de-
ceased to sell th whole OF the real estate of sd &C.
sea-ed a.d convert the same INTO ingrev
AND IhLEEqroS the sand Court appointed and IS
signed the oath day Of My A. D. l--0. M tho pro
bate Court Rooms, in said District 10 hear and
decide upon said Application and ordered that
public alton thereof 10 be given 20 all persons nte
rested therein, hy puhushin this order thee weeks
-uccessiveyin the Burlington Free Press - a news
paper which clrcudtes IN the ueighh0rhnod Of those
persons interested tEersu, all Of which public
alton, shall be- previous o. the day assls ued for
hearing.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court at the time and place aforesaid
then aud there 70 object O. tho gr.nting Of such
license. f y, u see cause
Giyen under my hand, at ,le r.aaate c lurt rooms
this 18th day ot Apr, a. D i-.H.
tiw5w H. ". ALLEN JUDGE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29

Tar HITTER market was active in Richmond
Monday, the sales being 10 tuO' al i''" %
=, SO cents per pound.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29

DSIRiCT OF VERMONT, IS At Shoreham. tn,
- tn day Of April, A. D.. 1870 The nm,
ueis,sned hereby gives notice Of his appointment
a a assignee Of Benz. Ca-ey. Of Cornwall, in m.
o2unty OF Addison, and State of Vermont, within
on ms own petition by the District Court of IN
psIl {. THURMAN BR0OhINS, Assignee
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29
ARoMArIc VEGETABLES soar.

0e WONDERFUL PUZZLES for 90 Cts All new.
~ Address r. II. WALKER, Box B. 9,6 New
York.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
LIsC UNI 4 LOVE LY'S!

L c U NJ 4 Low + Y'S!
Just returned from New York with A new as,ort.
ment Of rich Laces French CollarPttes Stuart Rui-
ies, rich Sashes in eros Grain and Plsin Bows OF all
descriptions for neck and hair, ShoO-hy Ribbons for
hair jet Pms for head and Ornaments for hats, the
new Silk Chtgnnns Curls and Frizzes, Jupe, Thread,
Silk and Rssi Hair Switches, selling At the lowest,
Aprons and Skirts in the new style, French Ham
burg Edges am lnsertngs Point Applique. Valen-
ciennes and Thread Edges in white and black Fian-
nels and NansoOEs, Infants Waists and Dresses,
Baskets Of all descriptions Large line II Hosiery,
common and extra length, Underclothes Trimmings
Pque Trimmings, FiLe assortment OF Handkerchieis
for Ladies and Gents. A large line Of Jexelry new
styles IN ct hDe French Panier BuStle,new Thing.
Please call and see for yourselves these aud Others
too numero- 70 mention. These Goods must be cold
and we will do our best TO please you We are also
Agents for Wheeler and Wilson'S silslt-feed Sewing
Machine
Ladies and Gentlemen, please call at las Church
Street, corner Of Cherry.
MISS KATE LISCUM,
MRS. o. NJ. LOVELY.
April 2s-I'dAvIv
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NV YaRe. April z-.
MONEY - Fa.- ant s ea1v at tl75 per cent on
~7W
ST. RIf%5-F i-f1e- AZ org .U9- for ban a-s bills.
O1Lp- $ nee tne Lar report -m stIlt-.r.l44..
h.tp.- rh. 9.l-+tt.on az t1, 81 e.. Tho Assistant
Trss9u-er %. .lav. pad out s-.lel n gold on a.
..l-+ % Nav Interest Total d. -hu-.eTlau. nee
Mon. rs, morning g. .,1...I. ~ md I1s-te-
az tl. ..rt.rs sruotigt due
GOVERN NENTS Al the close .r-..r.- AZ nearly
tte.u..-be.t .-5.s. Of he -ay.
Currency t's.....iI.i B. Do 20 rs- Julv....f
s ye, re- f-I ..... fItt Do I-5- -e- Univ I...
sizes 81, conn .It.t d. Isis rs- Tu.
5-tlrs- Nav { NavIlu.. 1850 re,... ..-
icoun % -....... II=t &. i# So c.la... - l|-4
& l.1 r.I. Of 50 .i.i Central p.s.fr u %. ~.
3 -, conn. 0f IS .lIt.
Tie fdl lyir.- were tee closing -t-.--.. .tat-.ts
f.- Union Parid,. first mortgage 81 .-- q! -.-
comes -.l--s st. ktI I-.stl
~T8CkS- Pr.uc.UaI dealing. Ia Pacific Ma. Ias.
Shore. N1rtuwss. aad Vanderbilt st. els
Vs. Union Tel Co....-.-.s D.. pIeC......-.-.. .--t
pa-fc Nati..........4.t ~ A Ciuclrrat --t
Adams Express ......s4t g. j. Ceutrti....-. .. .-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29

Dodd's Nervius is CO-iPLtTE SPECIFIC for
sleep iessDess. II So thes the threading. Ike
mage. and tranquiiiz-- the N nd. And ryhody
knows that goJi sleep Is oetter than all medicnss-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29
A COUGH, COLD. OR SORE THROAT


Requires .mmed -a attention, a.
neglect often results % so Incu-ahle
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29

on the contrary, has been snalyTed By Professor
Chiffon the great analytical chemist, and pro
nounced a5soluteiy A1rni,ss, we'll efficient See
his trrifeH eerfifeat' at Cri,adoros, Aston House,
New York.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIvE, as a
Dressing acts like a charm on the Hair after Dye
In, Try Il Anvil l.dlwIm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.

his shop, some fine specimens ofmarble work. lie
employ frst-eiass Workmen, aud uses the best Of
marble. Call and examine bis specimen of monu-
ments, head stones, &c Seeadvert'sement.n another
column.
Tar EI1HTH WoSDEE.-T1 the seven wonders Of
tho world su.e -hth has been added. Il is fluid
without bad smell, sediment o. color that changes
the gr-yest hair to It's youthful shade. in from 1--WE
20 ten Applications. THIS prodigy Of the aye Is
PHtLuNs FTsIts, oE SALyAII1S FOR the II NIR.
sold by al drug sists and fancy good, dealers.
apr-tt- IcodlW
LIFE HAS NV CHARM, for the tyspcpti,, which Is
NOT e. be won Tered wleu axe into tine account
tie amount OF hliile AMI mental suffering that this
distressing ma'a1y generates The Peruvian Syrup
-uiitril- from this desesse. npr.2t-d f;wlt
We ,houid not hesitate % recommend 20 any friend
OF ours, Prsoa's Pirgatns Pulls they are scieuti-
dcal prepared, and are adapted to a. the pur-
posse oi X iUd pur-4tiya medicine
Decided = the best remedy that has ever been dis
covered for rheumatism swollen or stih joints desl
wounds spruu- BRUISES cuts and burns, is u L'.-
s1H's luofgHs LWtusnf. Ng use Is aud way
recomeud il 10 our friends
TRIED, TESTED AND Approved, for Forty years,
The Vegetable Pulmonary Bal,am for Coughs,
Gods and Consumption, ami all affections OF the
Lungs, Throat and Chest Price - and 30
cents. Cutler Brothers IS Co., late Reed, Cut
Ter * Co. Boston, Proprietors
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29

DARTIES wanting marble work, Monuments
L Headstones. Coping, &c, can save 10 to % pc
cent by tuving their work OF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29

cure uI al Forms OF
NERVOUS DISEASE, &C., &c.
Coughs Colds, Fevers Asues Billicusness Cons
tipltiJn d. srrh0oa Neu1a ia Female Veal nesses.
HEAD ache, Couvu 'sious. Sleeplessness Dvspepsi4,
Liver complaint. Consumption Painting Fit Pal.
pt4ti0n, ResJlessnes dizziness Children Troubles
etc etc, etc.
Take Care of Yourself
DODD's NERvINE is a PURE TONTC-harno-
Mics perfectly with the NERVE FIBRE-givss in
CT ased energy 90 the Stomach Liver. Bowels, and
other viscera and SUP-L Is FRESH L Pc for the
waste that IL constantly taking place 1t operates
sootuin-ly Is pleasant . tase as an ne. and
with SLEEP ami GOOD DIGESTION which II pro-
mites restores the ictei 10 sound health u body
and quietness Of mind Ii contains no opium uer~
cur or stry Gimme $50 often used for Lerv com
plants, and Is who " free from any del tsri3us
drugs whatever. Tens Of th u-angs testify ing
u is alive powers See pamphlet acc mpanying
each bottle
Some Folks Can't Steep Nights.
Dodd's Nervine is a CO-PLeTE SPECIFIC for
sleeplessDess. Il s,Hthes the thro1riuz muscle Ike
mage. and trauq uiilz-~ the u nd. And every body
knows that goo- sleep is oetter than all Incidence.
Ladies in Poor Health.
The Nerviue is one OF the best III dies ever eu-
ployed IN the cure ofthe uuner Us and tr0u7ie'cme
ailments knozus ss FINALE COMPLAINTS See
pamphlet.
Look out for Coid>!
Its pr1verbiai that people treat cold land the
generally accompany NJ cough A. something that
viii cure itself hgtus. ect s, -errous and sometimes
fatal. The fame Of nOulr- NERt Is n the relief
Of cold Is established. Use this STANDARD remedy
and 80 far aosraiu fr,m lquics O. all kinds 10
keep somewhat Thirsty lr1u a few day z, and the
worst cold viii soon be gone.
hiidren'- Diseases.
For WHOOpING COCGH D1td's Nervine Is al
miustered with unex impled success. Mothers. re
mem 1er this a. q We u Lille the agony Of
a most dist-e-sin cumpl dnt- Il als1 works admir-
ably IA Measles bringing cut the rash we'll
in the bowel free and h~a! htui. See recommend
atious in pamphlet. Fa- the diseases which sfrct
CHILD h HHES TEE HING, uo hing can fur
uisn more instant or grttefu relief Remrmler 1t
contains no o l.um In any form.
BE Careful what Medicine You Take.
Alcoholic stimulants are injurious to the nervous
health and are ALNAAS followed ny pressing
REAt TION The strength thzt D DDS y. rvtns
give. /. the STRENGTH OF HEALLH and COMES
TO STAY Bware Of the wn.s sey preps- sto1s
that have laid the foundations Of so many habits Of
intemperance. whether un1e7 the rame OF Btters
or otherwise. let the vilainous compounds alone.
Better die of honest disease than be burnt by tho
fres of alcohol. For the ingredients that compose
Dodd's Nervine, see pamphlet on each bottle. For
sale by Druggists and Country Stores. trice one
Dollar april +dSW4-
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FoR MORN PATCHES, FRECKLEs

AND TAN, USE "PERRY'S MOTH AND
FRECkLE LOTION" The only Reliable and
Harmless Remedy known in Science for removing
brown discolorations from the Face. Prepared only
by DR.. B. G, PERRY, ~ Bond St, n. Y Sold by
Druggists everywhere.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-29


| Cutter Tower & Co. VS.. c. Sackrider ct al. and
/ Tree, Hiram J. Fay; 0mr A. Dodge VS..
American Telegraph Co. Zalmon B. Bentley VS..
George Howe; D. 5. Meeker, Ap'ee, VS. c. A.
L. oprague, Az t, and Tree, r. A. Jones; Caro-
lus Moves VS.. Florence Haswell; Charles Lafouu-
tam vs.. jed Narney; Hiram F. jackson Ant,
vs. Ohauncey Williams, Ap'ee.; d. Terrill
/ Ap'ee vs. School District No. 5 in Underhill,
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Trustees Frank Young & Wife Ap' ees. VS. Ar
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derson ct al. x Trustees, Trustees discharged) :;
Barney Tuly Wife Apes, vs. Thomas Tun-
ney Apt Thomas P. Howard Ap'ee VS. Simeon
Wilcox Apt; Eli T. lIobrook, Ap'ee vs.. Al
bert VI Dow Apt Charles Sanderson Ap'ee VS..
VIM ). Bennett Apt; Samuel A Way VS.. James
II. Edwards & Trustees A. B. Edwards, A. j.
Seyens; Luke Proctor vs.. Deleyan Terrill; Dan
lei Shaw y. Town Of Waterbury George Alger
vs. Madison Tyler Josephus Ellsworth Apt vs.
Town Of Underhill, Ap'ee ; Sidney Prior Apt,
VS. Town Of Underhill, Apee.; Antoine Gravlin
Apt vs. Town Of Underhill, Ap'ee; Andrew Dow
rs Home Insurance Co. John W Jackson Apt
vs. Town Of UndeThill, Ap'ee. Andrew Dow vs..
the Commerce Insurance Co. ; Andrew ow We
The President and Directors of the Insurance Co
Of North America; Andrew Dow VS. Phoenix In
surauce Co, Clark Nellis Ap'ee vs.. Luman A.
Drew Ap't Clark W. Reynolds Ap'ee vs.. Mar
lin Wires Apt Arson J. Crane Admir- Of J.
French. VS. Lucien " French and Trustees {,
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nell, Arson J Crane Admir- of Jeremiah French
rs. Lucien W. French and Trustees.
Non suited; r. Preston and William
Reach. Ap'ts. vs B. 81 F. Goodrich, for
want Of hal; jackson, Richards s Co. vs.. B 5
Miles, Trustees, Trustees discharged with their