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The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06
New Many YhoHsaK&s Gas Testify - hi
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Young men troubled with emissions 10 sleep,--a
complaint generally the reeult Of bsd habit 10
70 It'll, trested scientifically aad perfect war
rs1ted OF 10 charge made.
Hardly q day passes but We sEe consulted by ons u
n yonng men with the shove disease, soma OF
Waon are Ss weak and emscistej as though they had
the consumption, and by their friends supposed te
have It, All such csses yield to the proper and only
correct course Of treatm snt, and In short ms are
made to rejoice IN perfeo. health.
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was afflicted with sciatica Tor three months most
OF the time so badly that could not pull off put
my boots and Stockings. and in Ordt TO pick up
anything from the floor had to get down on my
knees, and then could not lit five pounds I'm that
position. By using the University Medicines was
cured, 90 NEWHALL,
Firm Gnsse, NewhaIl & Co., Printers,
Cor. Exchange & Middle Sts.. opposite Marble p O.
Port and, Des. Is, 1870.
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OkAn6k 40 5A8 = u0bx9s
Every intelligent and thinking person must KNOW
hat remedies handed out for general should have
thnr efficacy established by wei tested experience in
chs handr OF regularl, educated ply sician ~hoes
preparatory sudef at him for all the duties he mnst
fuldi yet the country liz fecded with poor postrnne
sud curess, pnrref ig to be the beet in the world,
which are not cas- ssless, but always injurious.
The unfortunate sif6 lite yAGTIOULaB in selecting
his physician, 1t is laInsntable 70. incontrovsrt.
biz fact, that mans syphilitc patients made mis-
cradle With rula d constitutions by maltreatInstt
tits point generally conceded by the best syphiogrs
ihers thst the study snd management Of these cone
flants should engross the whole time OF those who
msnt snd cure. The inexperienced general praeti.
TONER. having Meth II opportunity no, time to maxi
himself scqusinted VIII their pathology, commonly
prrsuss system If trest'nsnt. il iooe maxi
ns indiscriminAte flint AntiQuAted and dan.
esfeus weapon. the Aerculy.
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II s. II WIT,Z.....
PuIveriZinS Harrow.

N implement on a new principle, as valuable in
till after satisfactory trial. Price $780, Ten per cent
OF ii paid for on delivery. Ir ,-asi.'l n -
4. PAYSON,
ap24eOd Hwtf Agent fOr The st Mana
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WOOG, WOOdI
NOTICE

II ARD and StTWO0D, for sale at No. 4s. Lin
IL coin stioos. Also, ury edeiugs.
wN yIISE
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HENRY D TODD, To'man Court.
Pnrtlanl IAN. 2nIh 1871

About year ago. was so badly affected with
Kidney Disease and general debility, that could
scarcely attend to my business. took few bot lies
OF University Medicine, and have been well up to
the present time. CHAS, +. DU lTON,
Store 312 Congress ST., Portland.
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u have been afflicted for twenty years with Chronic
Rhe matlsm. nave spent hunoreds OF dolla,s for
medical treatment without benef5, Ten DAYS 400
commenced taking the Univei sity Medicines and
/ can truly Fay il has been more benefit to me III n
all other T. estment ever received. My p ace of
bu inc. is 1877 Pearl street. shall be pleased tn
answer all enquiries. JOHN TURNER
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n Office is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor Of the Will OF
ELIZA SYLVESTER, late ofFreeport 'sas
county of Cumberland, deceased, and has taken
upon himself that trust as the law directs All
persons acknowledgements 3poD the estate OF said de.
ceased, are resInfred to exhibit Che sane; and all
persons indebted to said estate called upon to
make payment to -. Ut.,a
CHARLES G. COBB, Executor, of Lewiston.
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IL Who have committed eEcess o. any ind
aether 1t he the solitary vice Of YOUTH the ting.
cg ffbake OF misplaced confidence in ristufer years
SEEK FOE Az AETyDorE IN sFAsOH.
Ehs Psins and Aohes End E4assitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton.
ere the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for he that lie sure TO FOL.
low; Go not wait fer Unsightly Cloers, FOR
Disabled Ltmbs for Loss OF Bssnty
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$2SS i'm l6 Days

Wade by One Agent. Do you want situation
as salesman at near home to n axe SIS to $40 per
day selling our strand White Wire Cl0hes Lires 10
last for ever. Sample Tree. Address Hudson Liver
wire Works, $50 Maiden Lane cor. Water St., N. Y.
OF 10 Deai porn s., Chicago mayl5t4w
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Certifcates of Cures.

SouTH PARIS, Feb 2, 1871.
DIR. STAPLEs-Dear Sir:-fne medicine ! got at
your place, JAM I'd, has done wonuers for me- 1t is
all YOU recommend il TO be.
You may MAKE any of the above you think
proper. Yours trniy,
SETH MORSE.
The above case has been treated Tor the past Jour
years by different physicians Tor cancer.
A REMARK BILE CURE!-I have been troubled
with bad Scrofula Humor all my lie. fearful
sore broke out on my neck. For six months | WAS
under treatment OF tie best medical adyicers could
find IN Portland, but all tie time grew worse; nv
appetite failed and b came so weak and emaclaied
that could ak but short distance without help
In this condition commenced taking the Unive si-
ty Medicine. In one week my appetite was go ID
and the dedhly sinking pain in my stomach vanish
ed In twJ months my sole was healed. have
since gained fifty pounds IN weight and am now every
way well.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-15
Credit to whom Credit is due.

We would not close our record of the County
Fair without some commendatory mention Of
the oflce-s Of the Society, to whose effort5 its
success YES largely due. The President Of the
SOCIETY," Hon A ) Crane, and the Secretary,
H. n Newell, Esq, have FOR weeks been giving
careful attention to The detsils, and lef, nothing
undone that they could do to mska them what
they shouibe. Vicc-President John Z. s.ason,
seconded them with indeatiga5le zeal. both
before and during the Fair. General supcrin-
tendent, Ell Bsrnum, demonstrated, by Lis ju-
dioious care, the fitness of his selection for that
responsible part The treasurer, M. J. Z.
smith, can be relied on for accurate and faithlul
care of the funds. lie vas capsbly ani faith
fully assisted by Mr. Chsuncey ". Bro8nen,
Jr-, and Mr. VIM H. Harmon. The assistants
in the Secretary Office were Nessrs. Laos Taft.
L. F. Browuel sni E. B. Taft, and they showed
themselves to be the men for the place Mr.
W. Il. Root has few supeTiors for such duty SO
tie saperintendeace Of Floral Hall Marshal
Stevens and his assistants kept due order on the
track, and the police officers were active in pre-
serving order wherever needed, and in coufecat-
ing the jugs and bottles, found in tents and
wagons, containing The stuff which is commonly
the only element OF disorder on such oeeas.sus.
All did well and deserve credit
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The extraordinary increase that has taken place
ia the sale Of Hoatottes Stomach Biters during the
past year is another pr5octhit an Intelligent peo-
pie, although they may t-y al things, hold fast
only 70 that which ia good. No amount of pulling
eau Lift risr.-r articles to the position Of standard
specific r. use tic words OF Tom Paine, they may
go up Ike a rocket, but are as sure 70 como down
ANONYMOUSLY like iti exun-uishot stick. Hun
d.el of such nostrums have gone up and come down
since the Introduction 81 Hostettr's Stomach Bit
te-s. 1elrly the iith of csntGrJ ago. Yet t still
remains the supreme tone of the age. It has not,
ana never has hal a rival IN Ell; acy Of popularity,
aaf uoT stlnls II the head ofalI proprietary rene
dies uaruf, u-5d on this side tho Atlantic In
every civilized community o. this continent, or in
s7-ta America, 10 is she .oep.ol remedy flr dys-
pcpsa. h.o17 comall.uts constipation. ecaeral
aea.lis s. nervous weakness, ard many other uu-
p.eas1t mp dangerous lnliadies. AIl,d,cue So
widely cN,e1tei is q c.usc rt-lted aad inflated
ay dc1-ers without co1sc emo or integrity.
Therefore. lct every man AM woman Who desi--
90 purchase the genuine Hoststtars stomach Bit
ter-f ZEE 60 tJ.l. they have vhl. they ply fr and
nol the r1s-ltsot-n rmuoas 'mp0sture. Look care
tl a- label stamp a-i nam, blown Ia the glass.
an O.. DOB o--e- that the true l.tsrs lss.li 70 fot
Ties only.
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TIE republican majority this year is nearly
three tines large, IN this city, as 1t ever was
before.
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State Fair.

The State Fair opened Tuesday under favor
able auspices The weather vas beautiful.
The entries in the several departments have
been far less in number than previous exhibitions.
The stocks Of sheep, herds Of cattle aud horses
are few, but Of most excellent quality.
Floral Hall is very slim, and Mechanics TIsli
is not up to former years.
Among the visitors were Ex-Gov. Heudes
sad Col Geo \. Merrill, Superintendent Of the
New London Northern Railroad.
The attendance Of people vas much larger
than usual for the arst day,
Caledonia County has les cattle on exhibition
than Chitteaden County.
Secretary Clarl. in a telegram to the Rutlani
Herela, thinks the inconvenience Of reaching
st Jolusbury by railroad, and the want Of IT,
teTest manifested by the people Of that section,
( ina measure accounts for The failure of lie *.
h,5.,isI o. compare with those Of previous
years.
Late accounts from S. Jolnsbury, Indicate
tas- the display Of horses will not equal that st
FORMER exhibitions. The entries thus far are
mainly brood mares sni stations, few having
entered g, .Ae races.
Es-Ggs. John q. Page IS MISC among The
visitors
lh. residents "a 81. JoAnsbury say tina. the
display is 40, Up 70 tie s.aall-i Of their usual
county fair, Which has hcli tie reputation Of
F ie'l- the i.e- ia tie Stare
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For the Cure of Cross Eyes, Cataracts,
&c.. skiIfuuy Performed.
10 TI9 PU GLIC.

10 TH PU DLIC.
Like -oa- many other Troublesome. offensive,
OF o1stnlte diseases Cita-rh bears the uaenviaale
reputation Of being ia-urahe. In the haEts Of the
general p-a,..laer it no dlut, proves so to very
great cxteat because some DO not pay the requisite
attention % IT, while others have not the facility %
obtain information or eHpe-eacs in the treatment
of su ,h affections, having ba: Limited practice in
that direction, heucs. after prescribing without
success the rounds oircuelies usually recommended
iu med. cal tex, boo-s ;hey dismiss the patient with
the com ortl5le assarln,e tia: C4ta-rh is ac-ra5'e.
Reiyiu. upon such sa-ac1us counsel 10 is TOO fre-
quently the case tia. Catarrh Is allowed to run its
a;ll course untIit is go late.
That Catlrrh IS curaols, If properly treated, we
can furnish abundant evi-su-s from olr owe prac-
tee aad VIII be p.elssi - submit, T. those inter
est-t a-y number cf testiuo1l from parties Of the
highest responsibility residing here and herelboUts,
who have been ,1-si hy Us % tl's dangerous dis
eases.
To De able T. trea- Cal-rl successfully much ez-
psrieacs rell,-el. TAs cla a1'y be oh;l.nei by
seeing 8 .a--s number 10 patients.
Having ia the first l.acs. resolved q thorough
med cal eiu,a, l1 aus f- the past twelve years de-
voted cl- whole tine s1i 1t- atiIu % this speciality,
We fe- ou -s.ycs better qualified t. judge as 30
t.e durability % Diseases of she Air Passages. or
the Eve and Ear, e., chan phys SLAMS vh5 only see
ca cs oc-lsioully.
Guided by cur Immense experience. We Lave 0ri-
-i1atet a system q Treatment fI- the cure of Ca
;ar.h wl, is p1.a.e-s. a-l SD very simple that it
en- De uset a, home w--aau- i1-cr-l zion 20 the
usaa, occupation ~ the pl.sll ana 81 very ell
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BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
Fro m London.


LONDON, Sept II.
TExT OF TIE SECRET TREATY BETWEEN RUSSIA
AND PRUSSIA.
The following are the principal conditions Of
tie treaty made between Russia and Prussia,
at Versailles. early this year: Should war in
volye Austria by intervention or otherwise,
Ruasis VAS TO act with Germany furnishing a
specified number of troops and ships. The
powers were TO make pesce only on the following
terms Austria, vas TO renounce in favor Of
Germany all Bohemia, Moravia, Silesia and the
Duchy Of Salisbury. Austria was to renounce in
favor of Russia the provinces of Gallsica and
Dsmstia. When these changes became accom-
plished facts, Russia was to cede to Germany
five towns and harbOrs on the Baltic Sea, and q
part Of the coast, and Prussia was to regard the
treaty Of Paris null, and pledged herself to
armed participation in the conquests in the East
with a force equal to Russia, snd to subsequent
partition Of the conquered territory" Russia
was fooled, as was rance in 1866. at Salisbury.
The ministers are now engaged in tettling the
basis on which the governments shall deal with
the international society. They regard it as 8
grel; social issue
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gWe sTz05Hc Election.
The PINE TREE STATE FOE 10 3, )
~ THE 1ASG or CALI
FORSEi
PERuAN. REP. REELECTED GOVERN0-
By AN INCREASED MAJORITY.
so THE B.4LL ROLLS.


portland, Ne, Sep. ll.-Miinight.
Returns from Us towns give Perham 30,427.
Kimban 2i,0l5, republican majority 6,472.
Last wear the same towns gave Perhan 25,6i7,
Robsrte % ,265, republican msicrity 1882,
being A republican net gain Of l ,0i5 The towns
to he heard from gave an aggregate vote Of A.
0t5 last year, and republican msj0rity Of
1927. which, added TO that heard from, vii!
make Pertains mri0rity l0,253; adj the same
ratio Of gain snd his uiei3rity will reach 900.
The aggregate vote this year VIII probably be
los. 600 against % SIS last year. The majority
last wear was o Dos. The legislature will show
nrobsblv . slight democratic gain. Last yelr
The senate stood . republicans to 3 democrats;
House llS publicsns to 50 democrats. Th5
democrats vii. probably carry the counties Of
Knox. Washington and Aroostook, and lcs'
Lincoln, which they carried last year, giving
them four IN the Senate. In the House the re-
uub!icans have gained nine representatives. il
three cities, Portland, Lewiston and Bangor,
hut have los, five in Cumberland County. one il
Ro.klsnd. enc in Belfast, and probably severe
others In the ship building towns. the repuo
licans have generally lost.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. II.
Tee republican majority this year is nearly
three tines as large, in this city, as 1t ever wa
! before.
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Corresponding Secretary Of q" Home.

VERaEssEs. The other city il to have =
Savings Bank ami Trust Co, when 1900 shares
Of ttock ara taken.
Tae new hose house. adjoining the City Hall,
is completed.
The Fall Term Of the vergeunes Graded
School opened on Monday, with nearly three
hundred Scholars.
On Tuesday, 1871 pounds Of butter were
shipped from VergeDnes.
The burning Of stack Of oats, on the west
bank of the river, oceasionel an alarm Of fire
on Tuesday night 1t was no doubt the work
of some evil disposed person. No spontaneous
combustion about osts. .
Rev. Mr. Bogue has returned and oiiciated is'
The communion in his church on Sunday, assifs-
ed by Rev. H. Bingham Of Windham, Ohio.
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SPIRITUAL CoSvExuoX.-The Vermont State
Spirtualist Association, are to hold their annual
convention, for the election Of officers and other
business, at NIiddlebuTy, On Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, Sept 22nd, 23rl and 2i,h.
Prof William Denton, of Boston, has been
engaged for two days. and Will allress the con-
vention the 23l and 9th.
The best speakers IL the State are expected
to be present, and take part in the exercises.
Board csn be o5tsinei by parties attending the
Convention, at the Addison House. one Of the
best hotels in the STATE, fyr enc dollar and
twenty-five cents per day. All who pay fail
far, on ;he Rutland railroad VIII be furnished
with return check by tie Secretary Of tac As
sooia;ion. Also over the Vermont Central road
il the number exceeds twenty-five.
4 go5l time 10 expected and cordial inyi;s-
tioai is eztcaiel 20 al TO attend Cow.
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CONSULTATION FREE.
Our Prac tice.

Our -Pract ice.
From the commencement Of our professional career
time and attention has been exclusively devoted
to the study and investigation if diseases of the
NASAL CAVITIES, THROAT, LUNGS and
CHEST, to AFFECTIONS Of the EYE and EAR,
Dsrangsnen' of tie Yerr5as System, and ha7lrifis,
Of the Blood. Our speciality embraces the cure Of
CATARRH BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, COSsUMP-
TON, the removal of DEAFNESS, discharges from
the EAR, NOISES in the HEAD, tho REsToRA-
TON Of SIGHT, and the treatment Of all diseases
leading to DEBILITY and CONSUMPTION.
cur prastiee Is tas-d on Hong and extensive e1-
perienes. and or the Rus. app,oyed AM scientific
principle and hence belrs the most ;7i al ilyesti
CATION. Patients under our care may Expect to re-
ceiyo every benefit guarantee by science skill and
comprehensive experience. We can tell on the first
exlmina.on Vhethera case Is durable or not, and in
no case will We encourage traltnea. unless there
arc reasonable chances Of success.
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HUNTINGTON
Saturday Bulletin
Or

SEPT aI 3 r ..
DEAN AFFORDS New 1c.tameut lo- tngii b
readers, vols. 80. new editiJa, prie reduced
from s. Oh % 80 'u sott.
THE LOST DISPATCH Translated from The Ger
man.
BEHIND TIE VEIL. b. the Author ofsiz iHoa..hs
hence.
STORIES FROM OLD ENGLISH rOETrY-by
Abby 3 Richardson,
FOUR. AMI Wha, they Dit-5y Ho'eu C. F-eeks.
THE LAST kNIGHT \ Torrance Garland from
me t,erfnan u Anastasius Green; Translated with
notes by o. Sargent
THE FABLES OF lILPAY- Revised edition.
PICTURES Os TRAvEL-by Hans Chris,iea An
derson.
MOTHER GOOSE MELCD!Es-5 v, e,oth-hy
Henry !. Stevens and CASTOR Fay-ii'us r.ted.
SCHOOL BOOKS
GO lDWIE's GREEK M,o5s and lenses. I'm edi-
ton.
CHURCH's DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY and
shades and Shadows vita plates,
CHOICE sPEC DiESs OF ENGLISH lFTERA-
TURF. hy shaw. Smith ami Marin; and all the
books used N district schools. Acad-uSs and Col
leres supplied II not On haad, at he shortest
notice.
Corner Church and College Streets.
Sept. 9-d3tkwlw
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The RECEIPTS OF THE NEW EyGLASD FAIR.
The footingnp of the receipts at the recent
New England Fair Z: Lowell, shows that fuan-
claly the exhibition was the most successful thst
has been held since the organization Of the So
eie'y. The tOtsl number Of tingle admission
tickets sold during the Fair was 80, 552; for
single horses, ,728; season horses and exhibi-
tors tickets, COL, and railroad tickets, 14,OCO.
The total receipts during the first day was
sl,4S1 90; Wednesday, sS,7O1 %; Thursday,
s6,622 %; Friday, s6,929 81; total, SIS
154, 20. The receipts from seats on the grand
stand was ST. 500 90, making grand total Of
so. 3O4 10.
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Chr Slmhgis.
aosToN MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, sept. i3.
FLuUG Tli=r. has icon considerable txeitemcat
in the FLOUR ulract since or last and price. have
advanced and are quite firm, particularly for low
grades aid ali whi-e Flour, OF good quality, that
Tauzes from f7d- 30 t. Dbl. Prices have evidently
seen their lowest point for the present. and dealers
are stacsins up. TEe sales have been &C s5a5 SO
fr Western sGPeTh o. 3 % a' % iqr common
extras now held at 81 and upward; 500, - for
vi wauzee AMI Minnesota Tef wheat extra, iuclut-
inc choice bakers brands Write Vhcats have been
i'm demand az g. 45lJ1 800 FOR Olip ana NJ ,rigan :,
si-5H- 1T Illinois and lnciana; AMI 5 a. 80 z
tbi FOX st Louis, including choice ann favurits
brands Sutrern Flour ls firm az - a. - for IN
mon extras and good family. Cora Meal Ids hcen
u rood dem .u1, with considerable sales ar 81 5jHi
gbal for common and Brandywine; anu Rye Flour
has neen taken in small lots at 81 sf5Rhb-
GRAM The market is firm iIr Corn, with a fair
demand Tho sales have been at 730slc for Western
Yellow, and 96H79c for Western mixed, AID higher
prices now asked. In Oats there is 70 material
change, The supply Is stlI quite ABUNDANT anu
market firm a. tine low prices now current. The
sales have been a. 45a543 fpc dark mixed and No
white mixed, and choice white SIC bush. Rye
continues 10 be taken in small lo-s II 75H-0s
shorts have been sold az 22G2}; Fine Feel a
2s ard Middlinss at i33G3iGton.
PROVISl ONS. There is a better feeling 10 tho
Parb-market, with some tree sales 70 the trade
The sales have neeu at sZ a. ~ - Tor prime 81 a
T. ., flF mess ami sl5 % a Il for clear AM extra
| clear. Beef has been in mod crate demand. Tn3
sales range from 81 "a 10 for mess and extra mess
i ami SIS a 6 for family. Lard has been in steady
/ demand with silos Of steam and kettle rendered
Ntsterl ~ !ff q lNfc v 70 Aiu y u1lS cA4uJ ~
I lll,c l2c e b smoked Hans have been in air
| demand at y q 5o v h for city and Wss.crn, Ia
! Hos the sales have boen 1t 90 e n.
| PRODUCE All choice grades o; butter continue
/ TO meet with a rea1y sale but medium and low
/ grades are dull and neglected. The sales Of New
YORK and Vermont diaries nave been Y a 30, for
/ choice and common and fair from % 20 <5s Y b.
Western ranges from 10 q pic as to quality, aud
/ in fefior from 10 a l2c 2 ID Cheese has been il
1 fair demand and full prices have been realized,
Sales at 20 20 lie Cor iact0rr, and from n loo ior
] and o. oh dam MIltg BeaQs continue
| ia steady demand. fgssaTs higher and es a. 2
| IA pc 2 dozen. Potatoes have been in der and al
50 a b0c y bush. sweet Potatoes are selling at 8,
50 a 81 IS 2 Dbl. Onions are plenty and in noder
| ate dorpan1 al s. 50 p Dbl.
WOOL. There IS more inquiry for fine f3tces anc
we look for more active movements now that manu-
facturers have turned their attention to fine goods
The sales have been 5000 lbs fleece and pu' led a
prices ran girg from 81 af65c FIR common Western
to caoice xxx Ohio aniiPennsylvania; c9mbing an,
delaine leecss at 65d70c; California at 42lGIlc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-15

FRANR1Iy COUNTY CoURr.-The SEPTEMBER
term opened Tuesday. The number oil esses SET
for jury trial is IT,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-15
NOTICE.

MR. GEORGE " BECKWiTH having trans
NJ feTred to the undersigned his al, Wood, iron
and Forwarding business, the same will he c0ntin-
ued by the subscribers from and after this date
Olice at the same place on Beckviih's Wharf By
careful attention busine they hope 20 retain ali
the old customers Of the concern. and to add new
ones. W. II. s Y. IL. WILKINS.
Burlington, Sept. 7, Is7l.-d&wtf