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5 Mr. Moflt. Of Rose township, Ohio, being
unable to shoe, a charge out Of his rifle lately,
took it apart. removed the powder from The
treech and laid the barrel in blacksmith's
forge to met out the bullet. Very soon Mr..
Mofat's little girl nine years old. who was stand
ing by said, =" Papa it hurts" What hurst q" said
he she then put her hand on her left hip and upon
examination it was found that the bail had
been forced from the gun By the heated air, and
had struck the girl On the LEFT hip, psssel around
tie body and lodged in the right leg, producing
probably fatal woual--On Thursday morn
ing, Mary Counors, woman Of incorporate
habits was found dead at an out-oi-ths-vay place
in Rounlout. New York There is slight sus-
picion OF foul play, but the more probable sus-
piciou is that she was frozen to death while in =
state Of int1zi,ation.--A workman st Colts
s-mory who has Cor had) very long beard,
was the other day at work upon a small lathe.
revolving rapidly He " Felt something tickle
his beard, and looking down. saw some CT the
longest hairs thouching the lathe Quick as
fash. the longes, hairs of his beard caught ia
the lathe and wound him up the next he knew,
the lathe was neatly turning out the inside Of
his nose, cutting out the cartilage that separates
the nostrils; then, with mighty effort, he
atraghtened up, saving himself from further
operations on the lathe By pulling out s hsndlul
Of beard foot Ion 2 and as large round as his
wrist-which will he handy for his wife to use
as a {" switch" His injuries are painful, but
not dangerous "A small child in Illinois
/ climbed upon a chair to wipe its face on hang
ing towel. The chair slipped, sad the child,
catching in the towel, was hanged BY the neck,
1 and died--ChuIes Rhodes, vn eyed farmer
near Brsdlock's Bay, New York, fell down HE
cellar steps Saturday afternoon and broke his
neck. He was taken up desd.-The notorious
p;ckpocket, Abraham Green alias Greenthal was
on Monday sentenced in New York to five years
in State prison for picking the pocksI Of Arthur
Green.--The trial Of Mrs. Wharton for poi
sonlng Gen. Ketchsm and attempting to poison
Eugene Van Ness, began at Annapolis, Nd,
Monday. The prisoner pleaded not guilty
Over one hundred witnesses have been summon
ed-Two weeks ago young man named Ed
ward Griffin was attacked 10 his wagon, robbed
and nearly killed st Rochester. New York. Last
Friday evening another young man named e.
more W. Snyder, WAS attacked in his wagon BY
highwsymen. and struck with picket He VS.,
also robbed of S13 or Sl4. At latest account,
he was delirioas and could give no account Of The
affair." But the finding Of the bloody and brok.
en- picket in the wagon, together with a number
Of papers from Snyder's pocket, stained with
blood, gives q clue 10 the character Of the trans
action Snyder's skuil is not fractured. but tht
! blows produced conclusion Of the brain. Their
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Funeral OF Nh RANDALL, OF ST. ALBANs.-
The funeral services OF tie late C. F. v. Randall
took place a, the Weldon House, St. Adams, on
Monday forenoon. Rev. President Buckhsm,
Of the University Of Vermont, officiating, and
delivering a fitting and impressive address.
The funeral cortege was then formed and pro-
ceeiei to the depot. where the casket was de-
pesiied il. E car assigned for lis conveyance. A
special ca7 was provided for the funeral party,
the interior Of which vas appropriately fes-
TONED with mourning drapery. Accompanying
the relatives and family friends we're many
prominent railroad ofi;ials and employee, aud
some of our leading business citizens. Arri'-
ing at Mortified at about half-past three
O'Clock, the funeral c1rtege novel to the Con-
grega.iousl church, where brief services were
held, conducted b. Rev. Mr.. Pratt. The re-
mains Of the deceased were consigned to the re-
ceiying yault Of Elmwooi Cemetery, to await
removal 20 their fnal resting place, either at
Montpelier or RoIbury, g may be hereafter de
termiaei
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'-A. ''' ..' ''
-i-s Darlington ssys aA. "i-s 't,'.r %
s7o2. Tt---'-I-all OF 81 person wan ' De nl
90. time aa-.1E epic fa- at hiu
Tt.r.are.. one lloIrei thau.l-I csuui-
b,tsrutte g.. T-41ts. and only ast August
trl rs-, --..sr,lref auI cste7 ~ tde
u-i',-
Boston 'le 1artlise "a; lecturers. She A.es
ilte.s-tua. su,s.-sil.asr' NaT o-- Uses sn-
tertsinmsuf. mn pre.-.- 90 rlfe III ,n 81 ther
form --G 0 ..4
Generally Dr.. '. - -ds'7 ia ' AZ ''is
tine ol the Je'r
Siuotils wsuts % know Fl 81 CROWD 81. coll
orel funeral .s, properly speaking. h's-aaury
jam
Talae tla1s,ai ....-atar a.l,s we're tsuael 10y
one h5u p Boston ta- pts. gear.
...-..,-.. .....s.---,- -,-,,ip 81 u.t-
f- t.g-ss -f.,..,. 80 .L. San F-s,,-.,,
- -1-.t.'.t.. -l.- ,l.+b5s be
...... ,..--..-.-.,t E.. f-t.f ..... DID,. ,I.ss home
Nh
A'l.s'i-' d. sTa .'-,i o. pers1'-t ls ""7
ilit she use h.' N.' enough 30 go % enui'l
ls ,'--.-' .,.l-5 ,.. -
4no-~ei -e. -@u e-- -'.Agl 's. '- '- NJ
ll'5 ~ ~ "
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l.sni'7' .''.s pa '-'se" .''e.', .''- ~
"''9"' ai. que ''-- evening n'' p" ~ i.,'
'4e WHO" 1a- I-siis' nlS
ter ans lNe "i-'~ n' anu on 4-"''-'5
t-ee Two "e'e -4'.1' '' i1a'i''1''1
The District Of Columbia has, in proportion 20
is population, four times as ms1y luaSucs as
any other section If the country. This item is
probably intended 90 apply during the session
/ Of Congress.
An ex,hange Fu,h;lly remarks that Vic
woodruff and I. I..J1u are doing lr the W. oman
Suffrage party what Boss Tweed has done for
the Democracy. % far as they have influence
which s to make every body Who claims decen-
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EEv YORN, Dec. c.
cOrrON-In good dem lad at Is advance sales
3 952 bales middhng upiands at i9ic.
sales SOD barrels; state . 75A4 10; round hoop
ohio 6 4ja7 L.; Western . .507 2ji Southern -
az y. 100
6kAIN-Wheat dull and 10 lower sales t3e0O
bushels No. Spring az isfSl 81 winter rcd West
ern 55aI CT white Micnisan e'1l 20 Corn
,H,sts less erm; sales 81 90 bushels al j6aSs'.
BEEF-Quist.
PEOVIsiONS - Pork quiet and steady lev
mess 10 50 Lard Unchanged. Butter dull.
WaIsk EY-sclrce and frmer at 80.
KiCE-Pirm at slM9
suGAR-Dull sfuscovado 9atsi relains 5t@si.
COFFEE-Ddi and lower; Rio lIfHO-
MOLASSES-Dull, New Orleans E1s6.
SPIRITS TuRPEN TINE Quiet al b5e.
ROSlN-Firm at 91n5 90.
PEIROLEUM-Fira Crude i3' refined q
TALLOW-More active a. S1SA.
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VIOLiNs G1ita-s. lin,,uiia- 3iarta's celebrated
Guitars Viololcclos, Double BASES. ooncertinas.
French and German Accordeoas. Hlatia-s, BlDlos-
HarEou.eas. Flutes, rccoiol. ana Fla-e-,ets, With
a.. thing nse1ei "a the.r use OF repair a.
STRINGS, lows. Pes. Fu-sr ao5sis. b:itsss.
Reeds, screws &C.
Also Tul.n- FORKS Pi,aa Pipes AMI rlnlas I'm
mcrs.
MauuflctE-ei OF The best -t1-A, ar imported, 49,
for sale by :. G.. HAYNES 8 co,
90 Cou-- street. Opposite C-ur; House, Bo-.ol-
Nov --EiDo7
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a Challenge.
HEADQUARTERS NORWICH UNIVERSITY. }
OFFICE OF The COMMANDANT, I
N,prurrrrp VI Dec ,. 1870. y

HEADQUARTERS NOEhtIh bNiFhNeAAA.
OFFICE oF The CoNMASDANT,
NoRrurIELD. VI, Dec 3, lSI0.>
The various military organizations in the State
Of Vermont having expressed an unWillingnsss to
admit the Cadets Of Norwich University to the
competitive drills for Regimentsl Championships,
on the ground that the proficiency Of the Cadets
in din ami the science O. arms, is such thst It
would be unfair for then TO be permitted to
compete with companies which have less time
for acquiring ,uch knowledge, and as such rea-
sons are an Indirect admission Of the superior
inertia q the C4ls.s IN the Aliitsry Science sud
Tactics, DO, therefore, declare Company q" J, -
n. u. Corps Of Cadets, the champions Of the Ia
f4ntry arm If Che service; sni Artillery Section
=. y q. Corps Of Cadets, champions Of the Ar
tllsry sra OF the Service. respectively ior the
State Of Vermont
The above named o1upSuy and section WILL
hold themselves il readiness 10 drill with any
COMPANY or eection Of the State Of Vermont, on
the csmn ground e the ~ Regiment VI. Vol.
Militia. at their next snnus muster, or upon
their own ground at the University, at any
time between the DIST Of Juue snd ;be 8Jth OF
September Challenges mGst lie sent 81 least
Two months before the drill.
Charles A. Curtis,
Capt U. 5. Army,
Govt Prof Military Science.
Commsniant Of Cadets
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9ew Adrertisemgnts.
HUsTINGTOS's
Saturday Bulletin
NEW BOOKS.
DECEMBER g. 1871.

DECE MEER 2, 1871.
LIBRARY o. WONDERs-zO vols. In Black
Walnut Case, half calf 5000.
DIALOGUES OF PL ATO-i vols .. 3 70, cloth, sl2-oJ
PARKHAN's HISTORICAL WORKS. vols, cloth
CHILD LIFE-eollection Of Poems by whittier.
RUSKINs COMPLETE SErs-l3 vols, cloth.
DIsRAELrS CURlOSITIES OF LITERATURE
vols, cloth.
THE AMEr5UR MICROSCOPlsr-ul Illustrated with
2F figures, by Brockieshy.
THE WANDERER-aP Poem by W. z. Chsnnlng.
CRACKERS FOR CHRISTMAS.
The larges, supply Of English and American ID
venile toos-. III strstsd plain and gIit; Standard
Books in fine hindngs-The largest and cheapest
assortment OF CuKOM ~ We have ever had
WRITING De H. ERACK ETs. sCtlTCH BOARD
GOODS, LADiEel BAsk r4rS. BR lNZs sud other
fancy goods. NEW 5tOkS received IRON publish
ers a. s10n a. ready. Orders sent daily by express
for goods not on hand, " thoat extra charse.
Corner Church aEd College Streets.
dec 2-dgtHWtW
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THERE are diseases OF the urino- genital organs
be what they may, but what can be expelled from
the system by SsoL.SDERs BUoHu. Aggravated
cases OF kidney, bladder and glsndnlsr diseases.
mental and physical debility. diabetes gravel and
female ire 1ulartiss readily succu NIB bv an Occas
iOnal dose OF this extraordinary medicine. In
word, it restores health 10 the human frame.
Dec 7-deod kvlt
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The Troy Pres objects to the ffs''teHt :
,,oss.gs that the President " nowhere sh1tes
:, a.. Constitution. On this account, it says,
"the message will be ooldly received and the
writer Of it condemned anew.
The New York Herald. On The other hahd'
,.ys of the 1neaaes alt. distinguishing merit
is that !. is not ercumberei with Constitutions
chop logic" 1t would evidently have been
difficult to suit both these critics.
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Au,y- Butter MARKEr-The butter
.,.rstS- Adams. Tuesday was unusually
I'm aaI lois Of good full diaries sold at 81
...4.v-.-r Iairies, "a to 25s and few
..s-.s Glt-eige'' Al soc. The cheese
...., vs.. ls.l. st y to l. lie FOR dairy, and
....-4. t- a.tory.
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FouR Eviis Whoever ha-itually uses any alec
hole pre- parat.ons as an appstzarn wall Pc Iisciy
% su1s- from four evils viz overpius OF i-od N
in the st0ma- en-, impaired debility 10 digest y. the
pangs OF dyspepsia. AMI a doctor bill ir WALK
ER's NEGErAaLE VINEGAR BIrfEPs, the great Tee
total Restorative Of the age wi bout overstuuia.-
Ing the palate or irritating the stomach, impa-ts
healthful appetite. promotes gesti %, regulates
the liver an bowels, purges the blood, ana thUs,
instead Of cntling tour owls c1ners tour inest ms
5l benefits. NOV l3-ttEwtT
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GOV MEkaiLL ON raE MARION WA-CUss.
VI ssEs. GILEs BROS & Co., Chicago III
take pleasure 10 s1yi-e that the IS tn b'l lit
OF yau. being - ,75-, FGyet'e stratton, Marion,
New Jersey made By the United States Watch
Co, triles Wales Co. has given perfect sltisac-
ton IFS variation ron mean time siuce regulated
being scarcely psrc2 yabie.-SAML MERRILL. Gov.
u Iowa -iwAin 10
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Chime Christmas,
CaIarrh can 6e Cured.
LETTER FROM
sFeEIry Ballard, Esq.
MEMBER 1P .aE
CHITTENDEN COUNTY BAR.
BusLlssroS. W., Oct 10th, ISL.

BUsLIsGroS. VT, Oct 10th, 1871.
DRs. LrGHrHi-- SpTcH
DEAR SIas.-It IS one year --ncs yoa began %
treat ne Tor Chronic C4tarrh wh,h a, thatt.ale o al
troubled ne flr aa1Gt four years. your treatment
removed the disease so tina, fs past eight months
Ihays had no retara oft; a1i now fssl as tine al
vlu,ss th4tt the cure Is pertinent. / cannot too
highly recommend your careful ans skillful treat
raent. IJhls tie double msri: Of heinz entirely
satisfactory wails the trsatnsu, co-ti-uss ami is
periu4nel Is and lasting II is results sflerFa-i-
Very respectfully yours,
HENRY BALLARD.
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sweet sixteen. II lou wish TO look young as
well as helutiiul, uso hHgan's Magnolia Rain upol
YOUR face meek and hands, AMI Lyons Coleuratel
hathaTion upon your hair The balm MAKES your
complexion natural, transparent and lively tire
moves Freczles, PIN 3ies. Moth-patches, &c, ana
instead OF red, rustic face you have the marble
purity Of n city belle IL gives to middle a-e .he
bloom Of youth Add 20 this 4 lnEnr AMI heaG o.
done her h1ppest thing In the way Of adornment.
Il Ia tho best Dressing IN the world and preTe
the hair from falling Gu. and turning gray SOFA Oy
all Druggists.
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Montgomery Blair. who engineered the Pails-
delphis arsc-.n arm convention fse years age,
AMI was one Of the foremost CT the importers Of
Andrew johnson, gives in his adherence to the
movement 10 defeat the reelection Of President
Grant. lie advises the Democrats TO Keep in the
back ground. and let the dissGeo,ea Republicans
hs- the Ii ,nsgemeut Of the campaign. Hsv-
ire consulted with Senator Casseriy Of Cali
fo-n;s. Wade Hampton Of South Carolina aad
Mr.. Ould, the notorious rebel oommissioats for
the exchange Of prisoners, he finds them eEi-
,bu,ss,ic in i4vor Of the scheme, especially the
las, named. vhose "eyes glistened at the pros
peot that the South would be relieved from mill
tsry tyranny He own preference Tor can
aid.ts is William Cullen Brysa', bus az lest
resort, he would support Horace Greeley
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r..--i meeting Of the Vermont State
society snl Wool Growers Asp
.s be held at the Van Ness House. in
.. r.a Heineslsy. December 18th, 1871,
-....N A m.
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Spetial Aotires.
Spetial Hutires.
"a 4 HALZS
y "a VEGETABLE sICllAN
SS{lM HAIR
i.,es7ss- REVIEWER.

1T WILL POSITIVELY RESTORE GRAY HAIR
TO IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR.
/. keeps the Hair from falling out j. the best
dressing in the world, making liioless, sti brashy
hair, healthy, soft and glossy.
For sale By all druggists.
r. P. HALL & CO.. Nashua n H., 'Proprietors.
Doc I-TiN
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The Vermont and Canada railroad increased
..r..al last June from -. 500, 900 to Sc. 900. -
md ,nl Low Psy on the full sum four per cent
. ,1,arnment tax Of two and one half per
be dividend.
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IN BANKBUPTCY-D.stri Of Vermont, $50
L whom 1t may coucern-At Newport, this 9Th
day ~ december A. %. l--i. The Undersigned
hereby gives notice ot bis appointment as ASS -uee
OF the estate Of 'iessrs Worm lillian u Bar .st,
In the County o. Caled0rit, and state " Vermont.
within said District. who has been adiudEsI
Bankrupt on CrscitCr- petition by the District Cuu-t
said District.
L. ROBINSON,
-iW3W Assignee o. SAID Bankrupt Estate.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
LovELY-SIxoNTOS.-in san Francisco. Nov. llth,
at Howard Presbyterian Caurch by Rev. n
Smith Carpenter, ID. d Of New York. George ).
Lovely OF San Francisco. and Mariann Walton s.
monitor o. Cleveland. Ohio.
DRtSKwATER-SPRACUE.- Ia Richmond, y w..
3o;h. by Martin NJ Bates Eco, Mr.. Francis Drink
water 20 Miss Juliette Spragus, both Of Huntington.
DIED.
HArsAwAT.-In Burlington. Fec. 2d. Adslia
Lumira, oldest daughter OF A. J. and Frances l.
Hathaway, aged lg years
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Norwich USvERsITT.-Rev. DR.. Mslcom
o,a-.lss. Of Windsor, wss on Monday elected
8,...ieu, Of Norwich University, in place of Rev.
r- Howard, resigned.
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GRAND IsIE Ca sunday evening, Dso. 3. d
large barn, { elonsing to George r. Allen. filed
with hay AMI grain, was discov cred 90 be On
FIRE. fresh south wind WAS blowing, snd the
progress az the flames vas SO rapid that j; was
impossible to ,ieass all the COWS from the sta
bles, and one O.. them vas burned, wiki the
building and all the adjoining stables and sheds
Had the wind cen north, nothing could have
saved the dwelling house end other buildings on
the place, OF tb o.e el the sdjoiniar farm. The
barn WAS ineus Il Ia the Farmers Mutual for
$500. The cs.Ise Of the ere is vot known.
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..s.IEs CysHNAS CouNG TO BuB1ivo-
Ne Ar happy to be able 20 announce that
-8ars Caslmsn has consented to give one Of
- a!5riul readings in Vermont, sud that It
z ts.e place in this city sometime during the
half Of Jaausry- Fuller particulars viii be
-... GREATER.
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Cattc-Turre ia general 1r-temeut in the
live s,lez dsua-t Cattle wsr- selling gucse-.
Tho range o. lG cations 81 lu.Ir-e 30 hat the stock
was uot clul la grtuty O. o. .s- ui .ssi we which
a.1 le.rtI the dealer lLel % the 30. rA was sIlc
fH country butchers p Euw sot twl uE-l 40 -+cF
b. Dies. sci -h- c5rs. 1 i1s ca % tyl4r oCs and
cIsz- troll ia t.a dress wei -l- dress FROM al
cxtclch. 81 koulIy sold sul.l cattle G-ct o..
tres- $50 -hi two nice -. ers ~ tcFia. ltfeu ~
fhro.t of sprin -iie .c. o. live weight. $3.50 ts II
D Bryant SOD nine -.a-- az Gee ft. live weight
two oxen AZ PC -tl lrti- wei -ht. b shrink F
Brady sod fur i. 40 sic fl, dress We sh-. drCs'
ODD .s ten .T- a. p Utcld ess 80 5, four steers
AZ rs b cross we sht. dress $50 % each yrarlius
nu... i-ou Ga each. Hou-ht01 Wilcox sold
i steers az sep o.. dress wei-ht,ani steers a. G
y is ores H Hs each OK 20 40 rF %, dress wt,
dress ll.'rs.
snesu-sheeq butchers were STEER sheep early in
the nor .llc ,reliF s.sfp c-a-y ans half an hour
aite- the stock rived every available lot We sold
Prices stf-nei rs near cent g % As We can
makelt b braty -1ii .li sheep at .i' Fhcs1
at.-a-e rl't- J. r llaI sold .s shsep az sitf ier
ttrlat IHSlr-srt sol1 --- sheep az cFh Az
ms. s- sheep 81, ce't av IRIS. George Mans
f-ld slll d. rhtaQ a. g. So 3 head, av -t'ts. r
Te.nplesnIt il5 -He.pat ecFa,- ias A Buymlu
sold I.- shscp 40 % O. % average t9 y RCGates
sold u.s. sheep 80 e F.1 AVERAGE --,1
Poultry CD, few GrI walls OF pou tsy thls week
Prices are steady, and will not be nEely 20 vary
much before Christmas We quote extra lots a. los
lFlb. prime o. lie god l5H. ---. med um -
al fte u-0- 90 tlluu lttFit.
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I---IIe feTnoFature, Of INC month . . ::
a-s-s height OF Barometer. p % inches. amount
.-.fsr from rain and snow, IL inches ia Of
~ inches; average temperature Of Nov for Is
,s-, g. 81
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By Telegraph.
Stock Market.

MONEY-Was firm al Per cent currency to
gold LILO was paid for carrying stocks.
STERLING EXCaAN6E-Was weak at 100.
6OLD-Was heavy a. 1924. the lowest price since
July 5sh, 1862 Persons long in stocks we're active
sellers. Carrying rates were from 70 l. Clear
an,es $40 OO1OO.
GOVERNMENTS - Were dull and hrm. The
Treasury purchased only s5!7,fjo a. los - 100 TO
lC9 81 100.
STATE B0NDS-Were firm.
STOCKS-Wers dull and unsettlei. The IIea-
sury has paid g.. 2l0f01 gold IN redemption Of U. )
So bonds. The following aTs the closing quo
tations;
u s. IS 81 coup....li7l Do. 1867 reg. July.-ll4
80 coup. of 5Z.--..Il03 Do 1853 reg. J1ly...il4i
U. s. 6's so cou'6i. .lini 1910 coup.-.-- 1923
$40 coup i65 Cld....IIlt Currency sfs--.--..It3
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/ can give special .clns for over thirty other Pa
pers aui MaElz.als, ca application BY u-il Vi
otherwise Address oil orders t.
r. WHITNEY
Subscription Agent,
deputy Pcs.maste.
S1F z--wiN Milton, VI
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The Grs; train Of cars that ever brought cos
INTO Vermont. direct from the u'iues, without
breaking bulk, arrived a. Rutland On Tuesday
over the Rsusss lser and Sl5a;5ys 4 diraai and
the Delaware sal Hudson Canal Company.
from Cs-boada ,e, Pennsylvania
The train con sisted Of ten cars and brought
enc huu3rsi tons Of coal, consigned TO Co!
James " Putaau
TIE Berail understands that Gel. pu.uam
viii take chi-gs Of the new caal depot soon 90
he bult IN llataad, By the Delaware sul Had-
s1n Canal Company.
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Admission 81 cents, Tickets for the course $500,
adnittsn. the member and lady or two ladies I'M
accompanied This includes privilege Of Reading
Room and Library.
Tickets Tor sale at BurFit;'s Drug Store, and at
the door.
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Drs. LishIhiiI = SsnSth,
IMPORTANT LETTER
-FEse
Oscar .FfIrOod, K. II.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
PLATTsBy Ron. y. =

DEs. L.GHrr IL & SEYTE
TE,E SlRs.-The severe Catarrhal affection s.;a
VIII en- have been troubled ior SKI ears. has al-os.
eatirelY disappeared. Zee! c1nisui q I speedy
and permanent cure. most chssr.uly bear ,essi-
nouy to the great skill which You have shown ia
the treatment Of my dil,ut case take pleasure
IN roc5mnendin. You 10 those who are similarly
afflicted.
Very respectfully yours,
OSCAR ATWOOD.
PLsrrsuuseu. n. v Sept; -5, l--i.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-08

Mfl. Il. NJ SsifA. the lesdi.g New eng. soprano.
Mr.. Ma. n. Fssssndsa, Terore.
Mr. n. c. BBnabss, Basso and Humorous vocalist
Mr. H. ". Smith, Pianist and Director.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-08

Half fare on VI. Ceatral and Rutland Il. X. lines.
Tickets good TO retarn 90 mai trains the following
morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-08

Doors open at 6ss o'clock. Concert to commence
at ~, promptly. saa a..o.
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srxLTyGrox AND VICINITY.
meteorological Record.

go. .Io. q. Long 3 > 10; Elevation above ti1s
~ -. ~ feet above Lske Champlaiu ~ feet.
SovEvBzR-FoURTH WEEK-ls7l.
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