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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-09-15
BT0ttlcbOrO Post office.

summer arrangement, ls7l-May l to Nov. l.
Open from 200 4. NJ to & =. 81; Holidays from 8 to
1850 4. NJ and to q =. NJ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-09-15
DR.. .C.S CLARK,
DENTIST,

WoULD respectfully inform the citizens of Brat
tloboro and vicinity that he has opened an Office in
Crosby Block, over the VI National Bank, for the
practice Of DENTISTRY where he would be happy to
see any who may have need Of his services
DR.. CLARK was formerly student Of DR.. O. r. Post,
aud has had nearly 1--WE years practice including a
course of Lectures nj Tho
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BUSINESS C4fRDS.

~ 4. HENRY, PHoroGRArHEn, Cutters Block
IL Main street, Brattleboro, Vt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-09-15

~ 2. DEARBORN, NJ. D., Homeopathic Physician
-. and Surgeon, Brattleboro, VT. Once one door
north Of regatlonal church.
Office hours from to A. NJ, and to Or. NJ.
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Foreign mails close 2:45 =. NJ day previous to sail
ing of steamer from New York. II. W. CLARKE, p. NJ.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-27
AetnNorIS IS s. IA
1871. Daily, Seml-We
Tsc Weekly Tribune.



Tas TRIBuSE aims to be p-eeninen;ly He'''-
paptr It's correspondents traverse every S'i's'
present Al every important bsttls as.c, are early
advised every notlhle CIbine' decisio'' ooses'e
tine proceedings Of Congress Of Legislatures ana OF
Conventions aud report to Us by telegraph al that
sae,ns Of general interest re have paid ior one
dav,s ,nomentous aiviess from Europe by Cable far
our e. tire rece pts for the issue in when
tkose .es reached our readers. II laws outlay
unsosping vigilance, and UNI unaed Isnh "a ", tle
lineralitv and dis.ernmeat Of the rfa1n- Puoil''
will enable Us to maze Journal Whl;h has no SUI
p.rior in the urac7, variety, a9d freshness OF is
contents, the TaIEUSE shall Re such JousnA'.
To Agriculture and the suossrvisa: arts, we have
devoted aad shall ps;sstsutly deEots, more means
and space than any Of cur rivals. We aim 70 FAKE
THE WEEKLY Tribune such paper a. no farmer
csn afford to do without, however widely his poll
ties may dis- from ours Our reports Of the Cattle,
Horse, Produce, snd General Markets. are 50 full
and accurate oar essavs in elucidato q the lar
msr's ealing and cur regular reports of the fsr-
meFs' club and kindred Gathering, are SO interest
ing, that the poorest farmer viii ana the'ein
mine Of ugzest,On and counsel, OF Wich ne canhos
remain ignora9t without positive ana sefio9s loss.
TaE TRIBUNE has been. is. and must he zealors
advocate o. Protection to Home Industry. Regard
inghabitu8l idleness as the greatest foe to human
progress, the bane ofhuman happiness, we seek to
win our countrymen IN masses from The ensna1ing
lures Of speculation, Of Tram and II always over
crowded Professions to the tranquil paths OF Pro-
ductivs Industry. We would gladly deplete oGr
crowded cities, where thousands vainly Jostle
aud crowd IN misguided quest Of " Something 70
Do to cover prair es ard plains with colonies an
rbed in Agriculture, Mechanics and Mlnuiac
lures, and constantly pr jectin- into the blans'
void wilderness the homes ard the works OF CIVIL
lied MAJ. aoldng the Protection OF Home Indus
try by discriminating duties on imported wares
AID Fabrics essential e. the rapid. benefcieai dldu-
sion OF Pro iucti0n iu al its phases and depart
meats and 70 the instruction OF cur people IN all
the gaiufui arts Of Pca:e, We ur-e On County men
20 adhere 70 and uphold th1- policy in un1oubrag
faith that the true interest, not OF ciass OF SIC
ton, but ich section a19 every useful class is
thereby subservei and promoted.
We ssll ths WEESlY % Clubs. for les than IT.
value in dwellings Tor wlste-Paps-; and, though
its 81 scription il already very large believe
that Hall Million more farmers will take il when
ever 1t shall be- mmsudei o. their attention. We
ask ou- friends everywhere % aid Us in 90 com
mending r..
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COMMERCIAL BANK NOTICE,

An Act to amend an act entitled an act relating t.
20 the redemption 90 hank notes approved \ Ov
lq, lsd6.
SIC. l. Section one ofa1 act entitled an act relat
Ing 20 the redemption Of bank notes is hereby
amended so as 70 read Is follows:
After the expiration OF the charter II any bank
charteret by this state, or after the termination OF
the existence Of aay such hank asreeaby 70 the
laws If this state such bank may notice 70 10
published in three weekly newspapers in the county
where such bank is heated II many there be- for
six months, preference beng given TO the papers
having the largest circulation setting forth that
said bank will redeem its outstanding bills the day
Of the expiration Of its charter. the date Of the
termination Of its existence. ard copy OF this act
and upon aus publication Of such notice reither
such hank its officers shall be liable TO any &C
tioa for the non-redempti0n Ofsuy Of its ou's.and-
Ing bills, unless the same shall have been duly pre-
sented, and pas ment thereof demanded within the
time afore7aid, at the banking house Of such bank
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved NOV. y, $50
In pursuance ofthe foregoing act Ct the LeEisla-
ture Of Vermont notice hereby given that the
oh after Of the Commercial Bank Of Burlington Yer
mont, expired on the first day Of January. A. d.
1865 and that its existence viii terminate on the st
day Of January, A d. 1871, and said Bank will re-
deem its outstanding bills
By order OF the Directors and Stock holders
Burlington, Vt. Dec 18th. 1870.
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, President.
V. P. MOVES, Cashier.
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V'HE SCIENCE OF MAN-For the best exoos,-
L ton Of Human Science, in which 1aan's cbsre--
ter, capabilities, and mast appropriate a.
gwen; See the chronological journal for Is7l- a
nrs' class magazine. No. now ready. containip1
me Bseeners with several portraits and hiegra,
phiesi H. B. Clsnin the Merchant r. p W.
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NODE o. government Polygany. etc, with AZ illus,
man feea ties. Only 81 year or 40 cents = nm
ner Clubs Of ten 50 each, and extra cnpv 70 ,genf
address :. r. WELLS, Sse Broadway, New Yori.
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REAL ESTArE rnp ~
II u ~ y = . q II Ii.
TEE SUBSCRIBER oilers for sale the f9llowi

TEE SUBSCRIBER oilers for sale the following
real estate, viz.
us Home Farm continuing 2l3 acres ofland. good
suppIy o. choice FRUIT, good young Sugar Orchard.
Sugar House and fixtures Of modern ir7-,-o-sTrs -
i4I maAlnS sugar Running water at the barns for
me stock: District school, high school. an4
Chulcn; Wilnin three iourths q a mile and two
ant near the centre Of Wiligton
., Also Wood and Timber Lot Of g. acres. and 4
PASTURE Of 70 acres. 3}5 acres in all
The above described lors ea- IA eo1s ssr.-s,,1,
o. together Also the stock and tools with he farm
desired For farther particulars enquire OF ne
subscriber on the preui Is
rr,,,,..-- ~. II. CHAPLIN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-27

'FHE FARM formerly owned BY Levi F. Benedict,
i situated about one and a half mics west II Tho
acres good buildings &c. VII keep FORTY on a.ty
cows.
Terms Of payment made easy Il well sscurei
J. 7. MILES. for the widow.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-27

n "ilis.on, On the turnpike roai four mile.
from Burlington, a BRICK DVellins and G-ocerv
store comb led. store well fitted up. counter
shelves hacE store room, &c. with plenty Of cus-
TONERS when well MANAGED. and plenty Of work fo-
o laborirg man IL desired also. roof -srier
Terms easy. inquire Of owner.
deel9 3lH4wIm Wiiiist1- VI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-27
&or Sale.


rVHE FARM formerly known as the Mills
L FARM. on which ] row live. containing one
hundred AID sxtt-uine acres. situated 10 south
Burlington. three mic from the CRY. Fcr further
premises. IL BRADLEY
Z-yfm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-27

TEE So DISORDER Oilers for sale his farm. situa-
L ted IN Ni.lsst0n, and containing 81 scrs !
"ood pas 'ure and srsole land we'll watered with
houss, barns and other buildings in eoo1 repsir !.
We'll provided with iruit. Also - cows, work-tearn
farming toois, Sc- For terms, spDly 70
,,,,.-. J. S. YALE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-27

'i'HE FARM known as the NIUNROE PLACE
1 situated in the nlrth--a tern part Of the tow
OF Jercho, consisting Of SD acres Of land with house
aad barns is C1e-et for fale The % ace ccutains
fruit and sugar orchard, ana is well waters1 and
wooded Enquire or the premises of IRA L
fubtS, or 70 !. a F0BES,
Cec-t vim Box ftI. Eurlsu p %
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-27

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is pre- minsnt. In al
dition 70 Rsvisrs Notices. OF NeS Books. POss ~.
Ac We pzbi d short stories, original Or selecte :.
which val generally De s1aciu lei il single L.
su- or 8. most in two three. re iutsnd that the
TRIBUNE shall keep in the a1vance in all that
concerns the Agricnltur Il, Manufacturing. Mining
and other interests OF the country and that for
variety and completeness. it shall renai1 atogeth-
err the most valuable. interesting, and instructive
NEWSPA PER Published in the world.
No newspaper 50 large and complete as tn =
WEEKLY FhIBUN was ever be'ors offered at so
low price.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-27

B LA c X II / &
WITH THE GREEN TEA FLAVOR
Warranted 70 suit an tastes. For sale Ev7ry-
And Tor sale Whole ale only b. che
Great Atlantic F. Pacific Tea Conn
P. o. Box. $500. CHURCH Sc. .
SEND FOR TGEA-EECIAE CIEC-.t.
ian Il-fdkWiw
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i6Z6 PILsInNARN RALSNNT-- lGIU


sumption Nothing ssffs-." CU1LrR Bros.
Co., Boston,
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USE RENNE.s PAIN KYTIIvc
Vermont Fruit Trees

CHA MPLsls VALLEY NURSERIES,.
TREES THAT WILL LIVE
,.aPFtes ftE' Trap, Plum, Cherry Trees, and
Fiowsrtng Plants. Extra Hrrey framsrss 49,
R.ssian and cra5apPiss specially.
Ihe Hgrdisst Of fAs HARDY Ynri,siss syrs,,, n,
ORREN SHIPMAN'S,
north Of Burlington, near WinoosEi, VI on the
.,., road to Msllett's Bay.
Agents pas'fsa. c0rrspoadene. solieitsg.
Sept 5-wlyr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-27

THnVDC Just WHAT YOU NEED.
CHOI hCNew Anthems and Quartetts for
> cts. Mailed free. Send ceLts, for specim en-,
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READ HIS!
MERIT,
In order TO be appreciated, must be known,-after-
uards IL needs no uraiss. The same with the

1nnnn LAMB KNITTING MACHI-
IZUOU MES in use, sold their merits,
with little advertising.
Ire only machine that knits circular, fat and
scanned work narrowing and widening on each.
Every Family should have one.
Send for Sample Stocking and circular showing
wherein the Lamh machine is superior is all points
and ehsdpsr than fher.
LAME KNITTING MACHINE MFG. co.
1913 Washington Street, Boston.
July 9l-w6m
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pREM & nAvIs.

DREW & DAVIS.
I5i Church Street, Burlington, VI.
Now ready with p choice assortment q Boots.
Shoes Slippers and Ruh1ers. suitable for FALL OR
WINTER wear. Among Cur many kinds would
particularly mention the manufactures Of
NTUNSONS.'
Ladies, Misses AID Childrsn's line OF fine work IN
excelled for beauty Of finish.
"FAREVv Fills"
Ladies' Misses, and Children's work, already ny1r-
ably known.
"HANV -"
Ladies slen, and Boys work, renowned for their
durability.
Our stock II Boots & Shoes coarse and fine
sewed and pesgeI-are selected with great care.
from reliable manufactures, ana together with
those made TO order, will be sold az fair prices
share OF patronage is solicited
llW6m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-27

1 ri A n = - IA I OtSl ~ ~ y r =.
u Removes s1pe-tu- Gus F1ir in fire minute,
with nj Injury o. the * in Sent hy mail for q -.
UPHANI'S ASTHMA CURE
Relieves most violent pa-0I1 sus IL frs utnutsf
and e-e-ts SPEEDY cure Price - mall
THE JaPASESE HAIR STAIN
Co ors the whiskers AID Aai- a beautiful Black Or
Br0En. l. consists OF oniy one pre5zrIfi0H. % cts
~ mai. Adde'S S. c. Upham. No III JAYNE st.
Philads 1hiI, Pa. Circulars sent cree. Sold by all
Drur-is-s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-27

Whether the breed be chosen with reference
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-27

NEW YORK Safety Steam Power Co Steam IN
y zines. with and without cutoff and Sectional
Sefety steam Boilers built IN quantities BY special
r,octfnarv send for circular a. Cortland st, \.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-27
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
BOOTS AND SHOES CHEAPER THAN


NOR the next 20 GAYS at Winoosk Blo,k, WI
nooski, VT, 10 to % per cent. discount Tor
cssh. II. PADDOCK.
jan2) WIN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-27
BACAACME.

4 IL Diseases OF the Urinary Organs. IndluInl-
II ton o. the kidneys. Inflammation qf the Blat-
der, or any afs.ti0us that inteiere with the fuuc
u11s Of the orsars always cause great pain and
weakness the small Of the ta1E and l0lns. To rc-
Iievc this. uretic medicine Is necessary.
DIR. SARGENT'S BACkACHE PILLS
Have been thoroughly tested fog tbs past thirty
eight years aud pronounced the most Efficient dil-
Tetic ? discovered. They are purely Vegetable
ard contain no mercury sold by druggists. Sent
ry mail on receipt 0t price, cts per box
6EOR6E A. KELLY. Wholesale Druss 80.
Z. VOID e P tsru-Eh. "a.
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NENUINE NORWAY OATS, and ASK z
u CLOVER. Sample packages sent free 70 al
farmers; also. q copy Of the AMERICAN ) ION
JOURN Al. BY en-l1sing stamp 70 n. P. BOY Eh *
co, Parkssburz. Chester Co.. Pa.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-27

rE,HE revised edition Qs70 of the General Stat
i utes CT Vermont is now completed. and copies
are placed ssle the prime pal bookstores IN the
State at 50 per copS-Orders for the same should
be sddreSssd TO the undersiyned al Northheid.
GEORGE NICHOLS,
dec s2-dkv,m secretary Of State.
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Persons entitled 70 extra copy can, if preferred.
have either the following books postage pre-
paid Political Economy. by Horace Greeley; Pear
Culture for Profit. by P. T Quian; Tho Elements Of
Agriculture, by Geo. T. Waring.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-27
PLATTsgURGH NURSERIES,.

WE wish TO state for the benefit Of those who
w have been msinformed. that have not
discontinued the propagation Of Fruit Trees; but
that we have under cultivation larger stock than
ever before aad present stock fer sale is large
and very complete. Our stock Of Greenhouse
Plants, Reses shrubbery, Grape Vines. d. &C, Is
also very extensive. a new descriptive catalogue
is now in preparation and will be rea1y TO send TO
all applicants about the st Of February.
JOHN ". BAILEY & CO.
Plattsburzh, y. Y, Jan. 70. ISL dltkw3w
CHILBLAINS
CURED by q few applications Of MORE
u HOUSES OINTMENT. Sold by all
HENRY CO., AGENTS,
ian4 Win Burlington, Vt.
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9zarllp & Go.'s 4Ggtisri
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T. g New York Semi-T eeI.Y Tribune
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Best and --latest Popular Novels,
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Sh0uid occasion require You TO purchase
b. \. Fahnestock's Nermifuge, be particu-
larry careful 10 see that the initials are J.
= This is the article that has been so
Favorably Known Since 1929,
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NHRISTIAs STANDARD opposes Secs
u and advocates Primitive Chrlstiany. Best and
ctsayesf Family Weekly; pages; 4 columns
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Business honorable. 81 crmre--or.
given S. ". htN-,-D4. s. a-l A-
jan I-ftsWfu
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VIII change a-y c1'c-si hair -. beard -.
ueut black or hroru. I- -al-I.--
iucct rates Address N-. Patton. Treas.
fed Mss
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TTTI psrslns to successfully canvass Tor Pre-
GGs1 NUNS We c1er. AMI receive a - Walt
ham Wsich for yourself Address PEOPLES Weakly
DAYTON. Ohll.
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NE Jane on first spoke N brief Of the
necessity Of commencing pasture properly,
not by b Irning of the wood then spoke
OF the advantages Of draining in many
places, % terracing On hill-sides, and Of man
arlng described the proper method Of re-
claim NC s bushy pasture. 4 weeiy pasture
shor "a be powed, soEed to rye ind then planted
as' n to grass if sheep lie on a messy pasture,
y grass will gradually get the moss out This
les should be moved il august. Stones in a pas
ture are less Objectionable than weeds, but they
ought to be removed, if many. Logs, especially
of the more indestrucible kinds. should be re-
moved
The kinds Of grass soFn are timothy. red top,
orchard grass and June grass, but there are many
kinds Of Wild grasses white clover is very valu-
able propsgates itself better than timothy
orchard grsss starts early, and If closely erased
grows till quite late Sow plenty Of seed if used,
that the turf may not be uneven. Rei-top should
be always one chosen for pasture June grass
seems to be natural in many Vermont pastures.
| End in New Hampshire farmers who value
Tye-grass or euack-grsss as yielding hay es-
pecially valuable for working oxen; but it is too
hardy, in ny opinion.
In sowing seed, no rule can be given for all
lands. Grass will not come in itself if lacking
SOW the seed, and roll ii il necessary. Where
pl0ughing is advisable il is not always advisable
20 crop the land. In northern Vermont, pots-
toes are raised, paying good profit, grain next
year with some grass, wheat best, rye. oats or
huckwhest. and next gear grass alone. Some
plough Up the richest places 10 reduce its fertil-
ity,a bsd practice. The especial design should be
to get good turf
Mr.. Jameson then spoke of the advantages of
mixing animals in pasture, or putting different
kinds Oh il turn. Sheep are the best TO pasture
with, from their habit Of lying on the highest
parts, bite the grass even and square, droppings
small and scattered. Beef cattle are the next
best. Mich cows come always to one place at
night, and their droppings socumulste, which |
should be spread over other parts, and he cow
yard occasionally changed, aud the place planted |
to corn for soiling. Horses do not enrich a pas
ture they are not fond Of bushes weeds, bite |
close, and stamp. Water is necessary, a brook |
Is best, snd spring should be sought iOr if
likely to be found, or i well-hole sunk. I here |
are few places where alter cannot be had with |
pains, ard water-trotigh large enough sho uld
be always built The larn-roofs will catch "a in |