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OoAese' are Aol "Aoliy without iN'eie'' W
other than College boys
The average are Of the Young men who have
Just been graduated Is - yrs. g mos. and "A
'iavs The ,ou1ras+ of the 1l3 Graduates Of
this wear was 10 VIZ. > mos. and Il days while
the oldest was - yrs mos. AMI days, and
opna,rs mo. IN have entered college till after he
md cone tbro1gb The warm fact. not till after
he bai rome tbror,rb 2 form of IMPRISONMENT at
tp5srs6ry;us Of the c1asses Immediately pre-
,el;ro tti. ono the oversge are seems TO have
ise, st.,,+ tho same Nth that inst riyen. The
900. .--o 80 -tba cIess NJ .fg was - yrs.
.rI ~. Jsvs n rs ~ yrs mos IS
H. of r. .l3 ,-s q mos 10 DAYS: Of
IA aa ma Il laws Connecticut.
" VI, p..,-s,.-,..,i, and Obi, furnish a
,e--. bs,-,. ..,-;-rItz Il. the -ralls,ss while Of
tbe S-,,.b.-, S-sts. ,7f, T-,i.i,Ds Kentucky.
,f,-ri.,.i ,,l Tennessee s-,rst- in tbe list. ami
,L,,, ,-a -s,rosente,i H., I'm. six men Eighty. on
,a. tho hand is the number Of men relresent-
,,'. -i,c f.,- V9r4.orn S.8tes we have named.
Cl,-.~t-lr.t I-,,ir.- r.. ont Of hi. number. New
York - PENNSYLVANIA T.. anil Ohio S. Nlassa-
chusett, claims ! Of the IL" The Naw England
cement beng nus ''To.5' " J.. -, sur , Is,- 90
.a;ioal..s-s-ora al least persons who attend Con
sre-i.'1a' eau. res -, g.,
H-t =, .t ~
,i.5.,. o.. .r. .i,.r.l members: ra+ loss than
ti'fr5s C.Drrs-,.f7-, lists communicate. and
- bo ,e55Ie c.ss. "a psr cent. were
/ -,e,,fers If sus church Unitarisuism
sssr.. ,,a, 10 have existed in 20: but
+ tl,s~s we're n Tr;ssau4Iians of whom
were COMMUNICATE . Neth5lf.,s. ] Universal
5st .. ,h-is,isr % D Lutheran. Raaaaist,
s,.l DY,ta- u. mon e. drink l5 smoke. $
,,is,y +,f,,-s p e.. drink. smoke and chew II
81. s-...l.. sr5 l-;,I, So r. ,Isy cards ami -}
do .- tb. ,.b--a MT, isi showing. Fl the
f.---s. ,-s s,.ursfs Rr+. rber. l.uit.e-s. the
''-'- ..-.-.... g.. d..
. practices p. A.5 +'l '-'
. country. THE vast fr1rty % Auylirl. college
500. l.,.-s ,.-. ft7-lrl'fy ami behave themselves
r.. ... $1,000 -- :.-..... .,..-s ,..,-,.- Anne
Well aye i'1.- NC $500. rs
/ u.Rus % t"elit-i"o ana s. NAA years j. 10
2 H .. HH H nH D. 90. " r
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CHAs. P. SANDEkSON, } co,r,r;s.i,
JONATHAN BLAKE,
-r.,n,pcr -MANLY,s ESTATE.

WE. the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court foT the Dis
trict Of Chittenden, Commissioners 10 receive, ex-
IN persons against the Estate Of Geo. ".
MANLY late Of colchester. in said District, de-
ceased. and also all claims and demands exhib-
lied In offset thereto; and six months from the
day OF the date hereof, being allowed BY SAID
Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice. that will attend TO the business Of
5ur appointment at the Store Of 3. F. Day in Cot
chester in said District the 18th day or August,
ls7O and 18th Il January, 1871 next, at 10 0elDcS
A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this 18th day Of July. A. d. 1870.
CHAS COLLINS, I Commissioner
4v3y W. II. BRUWNELL,b
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buted on that occasion. What we have learned,
or what progress we have made. We owe lin a
very great measure) TO your excellent instruc-
ton We recognize in you a gentleman, mu-
sician of rare excellence and composer of
music ranking among the first We deem our
selves fortunate in having procured your ser
vices. As chairman Of this organization, have
called this meeting to order for the purpose
of manifesting our appreciation of your services,
and the friendship we have for you, by present
ing you these articles, namely, a silver ICE
pitcher, salyer and goblets, trusting they may
prove an acceptable Offering and of much use to
yourself and family. May they prove as useful
to you as We think you have been to Us. May
our association together hereafter. as pupils and
instructor, be as pleasant and harmonious as
heretofore. Again, please accept our warmest
friendship kind wishes for your future vel
fare.
Though taken entirely by surprise the Profes-
scr made pleasant speech in response, thank
ing the band for this token Of friendship, assur-
ing them Of his hearty interest in their welfare,
and closing by inviting them to Campbeils par
lors, where they partoqk Of some excellent ice
cream.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-08-05

IFIr Is THROWN N YOUR TEETH that you 10 not
keep your dental apparatus in proper trim. it IS
your own fault, for all the world knows that you
might do so by using the matches vegetable den
trfce SozJd0ut
"5palIinss Clue, Cheap, Convenient and Use
full Meuds every thing. Aug 5--deodlw
All the year round, Stsri1gas CHa'rg Condition
Poulsrs should be given 20 horses thai are Kept
up" To horses and cattle that Craze 10 Summer,
they should only be gwen in Winter and Spring.
OMceIs and soldiers who served in the army, ply
sic.ans. surgeons, and eminent men aud women
every where, join in Recommending J7hNs0H's iE0-
dsHe LiaimsHf be the best interna! and external
family medicine ever invented. That's our exper-
ieuce.
More than 5o100l people bear testimony TO the
wonderful curative effects Of Dr. picrces Alt Ext.
or Golden Medical Discovery. II cures Bronchitis,
aud the worst lingering coughs As an Anti Bilious
medicine for Liver Complaint" il has u0 equal
Il permanently cures constipation " the b0we s.,
cleauses and puriies the b.ood and thereby cures
Scroiulous and Syphiltic aints ard all diseases of
the skin, as Punpies, Eotche-, Gl.is Rsshes and
Eruptions. Sold hy druggists.
Au- I-th sat i tues &wlt
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AND
TUOROUGEs Il n SS

,,,..i.s If concord and fiscord il treated-in
al ,impliaed amt inside plain, with comFrehen-
80 I'D na,ural eVclamat0us IN keeping with the
breadth Of the subject =,
,vbs,fsr r InstrumeutA, Vocal, Orchestral or Band
By F. BAKER
Price in Cloth, s.. S.nt post paid 70 any address
on receipt OF retail price.
OLIVER DlTSON co, Boston
C. II. DTTsON L CO, New YORK.
Aug 2-d&wf
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DyyIcUT CONANT'S ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons con
90. cerned in the estate u
DISTRICT FcHIIhNpLN' So Dwight C1nant, late Of
Westford, in said District, deceased,
GREETING
Alta Probate Court holden at Burlington; within
and for the District Of Chttenden, on the 18th day 81
Iuly A. D. $50, an INSTRUMENT purpOrtins 70
he the last WILL and TESTAMENT Of Dwight Cunant
late Of Westord, in said District, deceased, was
presented to the Court aforesaid, Tor PROBATE
and il Is ordered by' said Court that the 10th day Of
August A. d. 1870, st the Probate Court Rooms In
said Burlington be assigned for proving said lnstru-
meut and that notice thereof be given % all per
sons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press
a newspaper printed at said Burlington previous
70 the time appointed.
before said Court. at the time and place Aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said will, if you have
cause. . "A nj
Given unier my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
trict, this 18th day Of July. A. d. $50
VIZ T. T. WALES, Judge.
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WE. the Subscribers having been appointed
w BY the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands OF
late Of Milton in said District represented insolvent
and also all claims and demands exhibit
ed in Offset thereto; and six months from the
for that purpose we do therefore hereby give no.
tice that we will attend 10 the business Of our ap
pointment at the dwelling Of j. f. Leonard IN NIL
September and November next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
on each Of said days.
Dated this l4th day Of July A, ID. ls3I
CHAs; P sA 4, u, Commissioners
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Coon FISHING A P. Srurteyaut, Esq, Of
Norwich, Conn, visiting at the Mansfield House.
Stowe, recently caught 10 trout in two hours
and a half
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RICHMOND ACADEMY.

Geo. A. BARRETT, Principal.
rJ1HE FALL TERM OF this Institution will CON-
i mence Wednesday, August 81. and continue
eleven weeks. Competent and experienced assis-
tants secured. For further particulars address Or
son GOODRICH or HENRY A HODGES.
Richmond. VI, July p. Is.N.-dkwtf
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xrral Qotires.


Z
WE tn. Subscribers. having been appointed ty
w tile Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trct OF Chittcuieu, Commissioners 20 receive. cyuui-
inc ami adjust the claims and demands utHll Ver- ms
AGAINST the estate Of John L. spaudus. late % Bur
lnston 100 said District deceased, and also lll
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto ami
SIX months from the day of the date hereof u- al
lowed av said Court for that purpose We t' there
fore hereby give notice that will attend t1 the
business " our appointment AZ the dwell IN =
house q Mrs. " ria A. Sp1u di1-. ~ Buy
l,n-tsn. I'm said District ol the First Mon
dav. Of September and December next; az On o'clock
A NJ ou each of said days
Dated this st day Il Angus. A d. i-7'
q. j WELLER, D. ,,,,fs.i,ra-s
6w7w y ALLEN.
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FIRST DIsTRIcr OF YERMoST.-The Republi-
can Committee Of this district have just issued
call for a Convention, to be held at Midilebury
on the 18th August, for She purpose Of nominal
ing a candidate for Representative to Congress.
1t is to be a delegate convention.
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fIHE PAIL TERM OF this restitution Will com
/ IHence "Wednesday. August g., and continue
eleven weeks. Instruct on 10 instrumental music
will be given BY an experienced teacher.
GEO ". WINCH,
July -5-diwtwiw Principal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-08-05

thousands of Irish hearts that poured out their
last drop of blood to uphold the glorious flag OF
the land of their adoption. The writer in the
Transcript is a stranger. He does pot know
the history Of this country. He cares not for
her flag or her pride The battles Of the Roses
are more to his taste than the battle of the
Wilderness. Would lie 90 out from his home
and die on his rifle because the Stars and Stripes
were insulted? He sneers at the idea OF an
Irish regiment in the French army. Such as
he sneered century back at the same idea :;
but King Louis and the French nation gave
them welcome, and were repaid when the Irish
slogan Of " Remember Limerick ~ was shouted
a; Oudinarde, Belgrade, Steinkirk, and Fonte-
nov Does the writer in the Transcript Imagine
that the French empire Of to-day torgets the
glory won 10y that Irish brigade? Does not the
French empire know that ireland hates England,
and will igh; against her how and where she
cam In the name Of " the people Of the United
States We -eprove the Transcript writer for
his inimitable presumption. When the memory
Of our terrible struggle has passed away when
the anniversaries Of our great fights are no
longer needed when cur soldiers monuments
are insulted AMI defaced-then-and not TIL
then-can the United States forget the valor AID
patriotism Of her Irish citizens-B0s'oa Pilot
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LIFE IN UTAH.
Oh TIE
Of FsOr7saOnISEi ia ,

ByJH II. BEADLE, Editor Of ihs salt Lake Re
uorier BEING aH ENPOsE Or THEIR SECRET
RITES CEREMONIES fHI CRIMES.
With full and autheuc history 4 PoLYsANr and
the Mormon Sect. from its orig n % the present
time.
Asents are meeting with unprecedented success,
one rerorts ls5 subscribers Ia four Gays another Il
in two davs AGENTS WANTED. Send for eTcu
lars. Address, NATIONAL PuaLiahlN6 CO.,
Baston Mas. Aug 1-fl&SiW
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CHESTER BLANCHAkD's hHI 7 2
STATE OF VERMONT, , To all persons con
DISTRICT FcHIrrENDES, s. chester Is snchafi late
of Undsrhfll. in said District deceased.
bREErING.
Alta Probate Court holden az Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chitteuden. the 18th day
nj JuIv AID. l--a. IN Instrument. purp0rtns To- be
the last viii and Testament. of Chester Blanchard,
late IL Underhill. la said District, deceased, was
1re.euted 10 the Court aforesaid, for RIate. and IL
Z ordered hv said Court that the7th day ofAu-ust,
A. d. 1870, at the PROBATE Court Rooms in said Bur
Hngtou. be assigned for proving said Instrument
and that notice thereof he given o. all persons cum
cerned, bv publishing this order three weeks sue
ressivey in the Burlington Free Press a uewspt-
per printed At said Burlington, previous % the time
appointed.
TngREFoRF. You are hereby notified % appear be.
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid, aud
contest the probate Of said will, If You have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict this 18th day Of July, A. u. $50.
5w3w /. r. WALES Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-08-05

The FAIR HAvEN Il LAKE SHORE RAILROAD.
Certain capitalists in Ticonderosa, Crown
Point, and other New York towns, interested in
the completion of the Plattsburg * Whitehall
railroad, have made arrangements by which the
funds can he procured to complete the unfinished
link IN that road, north of Port Henry.
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LICE Ssk.fBt.LS :!

have more Of those Fine Lace Shawls, recently
purchased at Custom House Sale, which am
willing to sell for very much less than its
real ealue
REMEMBER THAT HAVE ONLY ONE LEFT.
EDWARD BARLOW.
Aug. ID is7o--fdAwtf
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gem advertisements.

MOUNT Pleasant ISsTITUrE-Private Glasses for
Boys. Amherst, Mass. Estab'd 1916. H. c. Nash,
A. NJ. Principal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-08-05

CuERANr IcE-This ice makes very hand
some as well as palat4b.e dish. To one pint Of
currsut juice, obtained by squeezing the berries
through pie,e Of flannel, add one quart OF
water. and two pounds Of sugar. Beat to n
froth the whites of four eggs, and stir into the
Juice, just before it is placed in the freezer.
Beat it well in with the ice cream beaten, and 1t
will freeze in bright pink froth. Crate a
cocoanut, mix it with sugar, and serve in the
same SANGER with the currant ice. The contrast
Is attractive. the taste unequal.ei by any other
similar c0nfecton.
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0eu advertisements.
FOR SALE.


DWELLING house aui Barn, s.tuatei 40
3 W. I.ki Avenue with one bali acre of land
Tho house is new. AMI tu..- 10 modern style. En-
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MARRIED
IiFfHsF.- TrlI-Ia this city. july tl. ty
Rev. Do S. Gates SIR. william T. Haeii-er. O.
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AHy..n-L tysrav In Castlet0u july l,th. Hy
Row. lewis Francis Prot ID. Arnold ~ Washington
University. So lou 3. No. auf " 1853 Jl'ia r. Lang
DON no fl-- s-.n-
DIED.
WAI-.s-lu OBJ. city Friday morning. July 18th.
Albert S.. .cttrt .f S. $. and r. d. Watson a-ei
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pEAkE-Ia Nli-a City. I'Ea. July 81. b. of Chal-
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LyCrhF At W.uo1su FAILS. Sunday uorninS
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THE POPULARITY OF HOFFs MALT TX
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July lg--t1W3w
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w l. LIS
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800 F 55d a s2sp By Sss & $s y =
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Abeu, a week ,E3. man nallet tt11r, rg-
siding toward Colchester Center, came % #.-al-
SKI with berries for sale he invested che pro-
ceels e his sale in rum, ami went home aai
borrowed some money and went TO Wnoo b
again aui got more rum. lie then went home
drove bis vii, ard children out Of the h01se, and
hal ,le place 20 himself that night Ills vile
and children went to her fther's. nov far off.
and saii till morning, and then went back and
found Nir. Pe-or lying on the alor ielL The
authorities looked into the matter a little, and
concluded that rum iii it, and 10 inquest
was held Mr.. P was between 81 and go years
Ill
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rNpERHILL ACApEN1Y.

INDERHILL ANADENY.
OSCAR. Atwood, A. NJ. Principal.
The Fall Term u this Institution vii commence
N Moniay, September ltA, AM cont nue. eleven
weeks
For board or rooms apply o Rey. S. L. BATES, OF
J. BASS,
Secretlry % Trustees.
Undsrhiil July %, ls-o-d4wiW
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A FEa,E or NATURF-A few days since,
Mr.. Joseph D. Allen Of this city, picked fro.a
one large ear surrounded by Eve small ones,
e,ch one distinct and perfect arl all growing
ou single stem The stalk on which the
--.-.--- ., .rcn n. IN l..t hirh
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The following volumes have been missing from
The shelves a long time, and ;hs notice is print
Cd with the hope Of securing their return.
HENEY W. HAYNES.
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B,sD At WNoosEI-Ihe citizens Of
Winoo-ki have lately raised some $500 and have
sent Ter the necessary instruments for band Of
music The band expect 10 practice on Tuesday
nights at Good Tamplars Hall, AMI will doubt
less make that particular night hiilous, for a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-08-05

AcIuESTs N ILroS.-Jerry Flynn. while
hauling Dad Of grain M9nlay afternoon, was
thrown from his load one wheel passing over one
Of lis legs breaking it badly
The same dag Seymour Prim fell from The roof
u hi. house and lis-ocalcl BE .lluldar.
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Qauchp & Go.'s advertisements.
INDIAN CURE

CATARRH and DEAFNESS.
wtILSTS d tie receipt 1y whi,l ! vs. cured
i Of Ca-a-rl and Deafness .r--. \ ress Nirs. VI
Q Les-et, ll.a,zen- j. j. Aug --t-NWW
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"5plllnss Clue, Cheap, Convenient and Use
full Meuds very thing. Aug 5--deodlw
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STATE NoRNIALsC SCHOOL

July Is DIV &w6w
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The suooess OF this system has induced tie D.rec
tore o. this hank 90 Increase the rates q utsres
upon this CAS- q Deposits.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-03

For additional expenses of the Committee on the Ninth Census, to be added to the contingent fund of the House, two hundred and ten dollars. To Dr. Edward Jarvis, of Dsrchestsr, Mass achu- ssttF, for services rendered to Committee on the Ninth Census, fvo hundred dollars.
 To pay the official reporters qf the Globe in each House the amount which thA Comptroller of tho Treasury may find seversily dus them for sereiess during the seSsions of the forty-rst Con- gres;, under tho eighteenth section of the act making appropriations for sundry civil expenses Of the government for the year ending June thir- ty, eighteen hundred and sixty-sevea, and for other purposes, approved July twsnty-eight, eighteen hundred and sixty-six.
 For ceiling with iron laths under the copper of the hall of the House of Representatives, and for additional glass panels, dues, doors, and appara- tus for improving the lighting and ventilating of said hall, to be expended under the direction of the Architect of the Capitol fifteen thousand dol- lars.
 For tho Senate, for the fiscal year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy, for miscel- laneous items, two thousand dollars.
 For clerks to committees, pages, horses. and oarryalls, five thousand dellars.
 (Continusd.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-03
HOUSE OF REpREsENrATrY Es

For compensation of the officers, clerks, mes sss gers, and others receiving an annual salary in the house of Representatives, six thousand ose hun dred and sixty dollars fifty cents. And that there be appropriated, the sum of seven hundred dollars each per annum, to the chief journal. assistant, dsbursing, file printing, petition. sta tionery, and expressing clerks of the House; and tho sua offour hundred and five dollars per enpum 10 the librarianin charge f the hall hbrarv; and tho sum offour hundred and five dollars per annup 60 the assistant librarian in charge of the baU library and tho of three hundred and sixty dollars per annum to the clerk of the committee of claims; snd to tho reading clerks and tally clerk, three hundred and forty dollars each, for she thirty-1inth Corgress, as provided for by re- solutions of the House Of the first session of the said Congress.
 For felding documents, including natsria Is five thousand fys hundred and four dollars and twsn- ty-scVen cents.
 For to committees and temporary clerks. ten thouFand four husdred and s.vsnty-dve dollars and twenty cents.
 For iaborars, two thousand gour hundred and 'ight5-thrse dollars snd eighty cents
 For miscellaneous items, to dsfrsy tho expenses oi the Commi5tsa on Education and Labor, incur red during their late investi gEaon, cne tiousand