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A. WrHERsPo0S, I -
5. R. BAILEY,
Plattsburgh, Sept 6, 1871.

YelloS fever still continues to exist in Charles
,on, averaging about three cases day The
guu-powder man will have to commence opera
tons soon or the malsdy will be beyond bic
powers Of conclusion.
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L; H. N. Livermore, Co. II; E. F. Orten, Co.
K; r. B. Fargo, Co. B; Geo. Chambers, Co. E.;
Henry Eaton. Co. G.; Napoleon Lsury, Co. C;
Il r. Conger, Battery, Burlington.
The cfi,er Of the day, Tuesday, was Capt. L.
C. Stevens, and tine officer of the guard was
Lieutenant Hiram Shattuck. The Queen City
Cornet Band was in attendance throughout
the muster
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By telegraph
New York Market.

By telegraph
New York Market
NEW YoRN, Sept. %.
COTTON-In good dem and AZ advance; sale
2,705 bales middnng Uplands at 2Di.
FLOUB - sales 10 bbls, state and Western
dull; State 60aD7 %. round hoop ohio 3017 30
Western 6067 75i Southern 35d9 90.
GRAiN-Wheat more active and id2c higher
sales 5000 bushels No. Spring at / 45Dl &c
amber stats 60; winter rel and Western l 5Od
! 81. Corn lc higher Fales 224.0 ushels mixed
Western at 7lles2.. Oats lc higher; Ohio and
Western 1885,.
PROVISIONS = Pork dull and easier; new mes
10 50; prime 10 fG0lO %. Lard heavy at 9d9i
Butter in Moderate request; Ohio IOnlsi STATE
Isaac.
WHISKEY-Iore active AMI frmer; Western
( ZEE 9ia9il.
RiCE-Easier; Carolina siGai.
sUGAR-Dul; Nuscovato 9sdloi; far to gooc
refining 9iG9i
COFFrE-Q Quiet; Rio IA zeDl7.
SPIRITS TURP MINES ezdy ct 60G6I.
ROSlN-Frfu at 3 @ fD3 ~ for straiusd.
LkUM-Qlief; cruie AK refined 81
TALL0N-Steady at sld9i
WOOL - Strong; tubbsd %; pulled tOGb2i
Texas 40d50; California Al.
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FOREIGN APPRECIATION O. American CHEMISTS
p d. Main ton. Profess. r Of Chemistry AND Medi-
enc at seradner Hospital, stockholm, Wi es, e |
have tested Hau's Vegetable Sic Ian Hair Rslewsr
ana can sl' that 10 vii beautifully restore gray
haiT to it. NATURAL coorr
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The Annual Muster of the Stannard
Light Guard.

The first regiment Vermont Volunteer Infantry
went into camp in accordance with orders, az
Richmond, Tuesday. The programme was fully
carried out and the best Of feeling prevailed. The
following is the roster Of the commissioned Off
GERS, uon-commissionei stat, ard orderly ser
ceaats Of the regiment:
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For tie appointment Of delegate from TIE
falreldea C5uaty Conference to the National
caua,., which VII meet at Oberlin, Ohio, Nov.
,5a. special nesting Of the conference will be
ts-l 81. Burlington in tbe chapel Of the College
srs. Church on Tuesday. Oct; 10Th, at > p. m.
Gao. B. SArFouD, Register.
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CGi,s hcurs g a. II t14 . n , AMI from p. IA.
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THE AvERILL CHEMICAL PAINT
Important Certificate.

USDEaHILL CEyTaE. W., Sept 9Th, ISL.
GEORGE l. HAGAE. Agent Averill Chemical Paint
Company
DEAR sra-yours Of tbs 23th ult., is received. In
May, 60, painted one side and end ny house
with Averin Chemical White, and the other SIDE
and end with Atlaati, LEAD and urseed oil I
found the same cost Of ATerin Chemical Paint
spread over c1asdera, lie more surface, and made
much better coat and gloss. It has no appearance
thus far Of cracking OF poeling Of and it still re-
tai1s had smooth glossy surface, while the lead
is growing rough.
also used the Avs-iu Chemical Green on ny
blinds, waioh proves equilly sat sfictory. We-e
to paint again. should use the Averin Chemical
Paint, as consider il cheaper and better il al res
poets, THAI aay other paint ever used
Respectfully you-s
MARTIN WlREs.
Sept 18th, t-dkW2E
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Important the Ladies'. II IL sal that
ladies' who are troubled by pimp,es, sallown 81.
IN tn patches, ring-narks, &c, may ohlilerate the
evidence Of theif mort heat:On, and add immensely
70 their personal beauty. ny the 4 an art Gle
nlw being sold nv, cue Drusgis's. known ss Mag
noiis Balm. We should think suca & thing wo uld
be very popular.
Aug 3i-T5y
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A AAKES
E III VEGETABLE SIClLlAN
{ ~ lM, HAIR
So REVIEWER.

has proved Itself he the perfect preparation
for the hair ever offered TO the pnbIc 70
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR AND CREATE a NEW GROWTH
whore it has fallen off from disease or natural Decay
1t viii prevent the Hair fro falling GU.
All who nse It are unanimous in awarding it the
praise OF being tho best Hair Dressing Extin.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent ffoo by mail. =
MANUFACTURED ONLY by
r. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. Sept l-wiw 2
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- -s---D - = - \ T.
THE subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable tr-atl Court ior the District Of Grand
Isle. Commissioners Co receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands o. al persons against the
Estate Of houas NcBrlde. late Of -outh hero. in
said District. deceased and all claims and demands
exhibited 10 Offset thereto 90 hereby give notice
that SIX months from the - h cay Of August. a d.
l--l. are allowed by l Court 20 the cr- ditors OF
said deceased O. eNaIli- and prove their resps tive
claims hsiorc us, that we viii attend 70 the du-
es Of our appointment ~ tie dwelling house Of
susan Nctri1e 81 ) l.n Hero. in said District on
the 7th d1y Di November next. \ ID Ia from 10
O'Clock "a he rerY.n c,il . 70 t1e ait-fnoua
dated az 20 -th Eeso tl-s % -ay II 4 ) -puonhcr
\. D. 1871
EUFL TAN1ON
A. : CHAJBE LIN. ; ta7i'n issioners-
IIww
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PLATTsBURGH DISTRICT MrIsrsHIAL Asso-
cIATrOs.-Agrtein'y 10 4 res luton sloptei by
;he last meeting o, the Association, a committee
wss appointed TO arrange for union meeting
with the Burlington District Association. Such
an arrangement has been made and the meeting
is to be held, in the city of Burlington, VT, to
commerce Oct. 81, at 10 a. m, to continue three
days The Brethren sre required to attend said
meeting-prepared to present papers On subjects
of their own selection.
A WIrHERsPoOS, I -
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Nineteen persons united with the NJ. E.
church At Derty Centre, VI, on the 18th ult-
mo -Nr. Il. D Roph Of New York, hss Civ
en- 100000 towards the proposed Methodist
Conference Seminary at Hartford, Conn DIR.
GAnnet;, the leading Unitarian clergyman in
Boston-D-. Cummings sGccessor-who was
killed in the recent terrible disaster on tie East
ern Railroad, vas present at recent commu-
Mon season at the Church street Methodist Epis-
clpal church Boston, aud inquired if it WAS
free. On receiving an affirmative reply, he
presented himself atthe altar. and psrtooS Of
the sacrament OF the L5ri's supper Tor the last
time
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CONSULTATION FREE.
4 Gard 10 The Public .

sln-a ms eepl-.u-e from rur,ia-toa, in April
lasI have Teen 10 constant rseep; Of letters from
p-oai-eat parties IL Burlington AMI vi,in'ty, urs-
ing my spesl . return. In eonpiialos with these
-ra.fgia. marks O., ooraiea-e. Sad myself once
no-e ia ny former Geld Of labor dsterni-ei to de-
v-te al ny ens--es ani talents % tie interests Of
ay patients as 1 have aoas is the past It is now
one year since frs, cane % Darlington Stranger
AMI uaserailsi ds.efaias- u be iaisai by my
merits als ty tlen only. caa nov p. "a, 20 hun
sicsefe cases i. Burlington aad scattered through
oct sas country Were pa. ea,s have -ec,-ered IN
der uy treatment Among them are many tha
v.Is e.a-.'er.d hspe'es..y irc1-sls ard had
e,e- give up by tseir n. ....la before applying
to ne tsa psocf'. this statement, refer to the
many published test.mln.a.s from p,-,.es vel and
f-vo-a'ly kaosu h.-e AID throughout the country.
Tho aai bsea aador ny care. nd en- be personally
A1plie4io.
Fatests applying to M nay .rals-t.y rely on
receiving candid cp.siol o. their c,adi.ion
and the PROBABILITIES OF -u-e. and may rest
assurei Of obtaining wl,tsve- beasHt ca. be ascon-
plishsd by skHlul toa'meu. ard unreuittiug at
te-t-or
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terms. for local agency In any part of the United
States and British Provinces, for Rev. sEPa ?.
THOMPSON, u. DIS great work now in press The
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book excelling al other Subscription BOOKS In at
tractivenes'. Liberal Terms given. Address all
applications and orders TO H. A. BROWN co.,
IA fremont Street. Boston, Mas. Sept l2-w3t
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CHARLOTTE LECL,IR'S Estate.

CHARLOTTE LECLlIR'S ESTATE.
NTE. The 81 GsCRIbERs having raen appoint
y c1 ny the H0un-a BIO the Probate Court for
the District Of Chittonde1 c. m siuuers o. receive
examine and ADJUST thr claims ID dem tnds Of al
persons. against the te o. Ctarntt- Latlair late
Of Bu1 o. IN sat strict deces sei AMI also a
claims ana demands eXhlt-ed 10 Offset hereto; and
six months ir N the Gay 90 the date hereof being
allowed by said Court for that purpsss. there
fore hereby eve tire. that will attend 70 the
business Of Cur appointment at the TOP e A K 4
&. y. puncan.in nuringto in sal Di-tlc tie ID
Tuesd y OF October and FEBRUARY next at 10 O'Clock
\. NJ. On eac8 Of said days
Dated tais fth day % -epteuhcr. 4. D 1871.
OhNIL'E SiNCLAI-. Y,---.-s.
A. r. DUNCAN. ~ui-li--sslll1lS-
lE2E
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Sept 18th, : d&w2E
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cha 111rArts.


" atc-tpifE tn4gn Live - c.e '-.-f lset.
foa -HE wrzs rs1Iss TUESDAY, Sept Is, :s-I.
as7USr og LIvE STOCK A. yAEzEr.
Cattle. Sheep Lluhs. swine.
Last week. 1H- tl.1-t f-
Prices q Mlrse, Besf-A few choice. sioao. e1-
tn, s. "l ID H urei quality 3 3 ff s ll second
quality, s BID ar s i. third qlalty. g sd E fL
Price, ai store Ca--.o-Ho-sil- oxsa. 2 pair So.
Mica clw. an calves from 500 o.. extra. So
Yelriia--.i ga 81 Teo years 90. s.-ast. Three
years ola. -aata
Western ia, ~ ne Live. nsze. No.tlcra Dressed
5i.re Hogs wholesale. none.
Prise. Of sheep ana Lamb. II lats. SHARED
sheep 5 each. iron it9.i.cy %.
slim saeep AZ glf!- I'D y head
pr-ls of Eiic-. lsllns and sslns-bsi glt1n Hides.
ID .-c p p Ta-l'a. ID s,-R % County % .d--, q,
each. sletrel oAas - i- ca-h Cslf skis.
10 alsc g p.
araAaSs.
Cau,c-Catle were selling this morning q; WY
near the closing pr ecs 81 Brighter a., week Wlich
l- an ADVANCE ~ f -, f.uu last tuesday il1-uia-
some % the trains be NJ late was a hiu1rsucc AMI
not % sole O. tse Gcl c-s, who mad O. sc their
stock az ie figures t.au cl-ld have hcsn ootaiaed
10 the esrly part Of tho cay but, considering the
large supp5 % m az sections. pric,s rea.izs1 were
equal o. cK Ieg-atiln- htu-ntan = WILCOX -o.4
tyeir d steers RAISED an lated by ola
H. y. S Ilace. Br. r. IT. choice l0t az 4, 2
o. "a. ColWsl su q 81 Illinois steers a. ln-
busch as eve stood il these y4ris That weizhet
$50 ~ q rr.ss weight, nc re g D liFe weight g.
steer TOD %. Blen 20 -i- ? d. live weight. gross
we -At .hs. @ s GERS 90 J. sawyer az s. 81 3
cN i've We -nr, g1o-s W. DO f.,-v rs J. v.
90 per SGD oxen a. ESQ y - dress wei -1t dre-s
$3.50 i-s each. oxen AZ Sc D, dress WEI d. .ress
froa 20 liau i1- each oxen az g. @ p. dress
I-lr, aTe- $50 ios each. /. b Sargent sod pair
oxen Sc r %. 80 shrink oxen a. 10 e. o. 50
shrink. Bridges q Perry sod % c1wsat { % D. head
=. ". Ial .or sold steers AMI he fer at &C u.
dress wei hi ers a. & cwt dress wet -h-. z
oxen at -c 3 % dress We -ht, dress 90 70 eacl.
sheep Gnc Lauhs-lhs supply o. sheep d lambs
+ has run very eyel several wceks. and prices
I have stood uu,h bette- than anticipated We ind
+ the De uln1 Tor meats Increasing every year. aud
what would have oeea a Slutted market three years
+ ago can now be handled Increased population re
qlires ince set supplies TIE weather Tor the past
T tso weeks b 8 been iavurahle f-r ife-h me Its ia.
McCori sl.1 3, lamns from talIca. NJ s. -j =
head Il. Smith s0id +i lambs e 81 Sd = head. aver
age 0j kg- 4 aver sod 30 lambs al : ~ q head
Bridges g Berry ld i5j amhs az s. 2t q be O..
/ D.r-is -mith sd 90 lambs al 90 2 p average
50 ib- 4. Past sold ia lamhs at &C Z D., averae e
o. Ns
J Pou rry-supplies this Tosk are yo-y heavy, AMI
iustc .d " a SMILING for bsst lots Is cents g. d /
/ poult-ym " d pay this ~eek. Between tlre- and
ioar tins hlu1lel. re quote extra lots &c e %
I rriuc. li' az, e.o.- - a i4.c. medium lots.
/ l3.l n 1855. plor o mstiu.a ljic rs
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w HEREAS, application hath been made to
w this Court in writing. by the hdlninistr ifrix
Of the G. are Of sad deceased, praying for h.enss
ana authority % sell tins real estate of said
deceased, inc udius the reversiou OF the wild
owls dover the-ein, -et-inz furtr therein, that it
would be hcntf Ia % the heirs and all persons m
2 T sfed II said sstlte, O. Sc part Of the rea e.
tate # :. decea Cd, ant convert t'e sans into
mcuev, viz an unfividsf hlif 0 a lot OF about one
fourth acre with hose thereon. situate N Canal
sIr e. q Winoosai 10 -al- Colchester
Mhereup0n tire said Court appointed and as-
signed the l}th day ofUst3he A d. ISL at the Pro
bate C0urt Rooms, in id d strict. @ hear and de-
eide upon aid appl alton an petitun, and ordered
public notice thereof be given n all Der-cns inter-
est d therein, by publ shnz iii orJie-, tOs Their
vi d the tine sud place htsruz three weeks
success lively in the Burlington FREE PREss a news
paper which circulates in tbs nei-1orh01d of n
persons interested % estate all Vheh puhi-
cations shal be previous % the day assi -ncd for
be triu-.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court az the time and pla z4ed then
AMI there Ia sas1 Court, 20 F4u- jeetuls 10
the grant ~ such lie Use I ~ se= caus-.
Given uudermy haud,at tLe Probate Court Rooms.
this % day OF s. I-em1er 4. ID. ISL.
wl3F3 T Z. WALES, Judge.
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IIITE'S
y II & & AZ Il 4 D
ID Y : p t[P - IA

This is not new preparation, % re trist AID
found wanting. It has been prescribed daily Tor
many years in the pra.tce ofan eminent ply scia
with unparalleled su,esss. It is NOT expected or
intended to cure all the dissasel to which the nu-
man family is 81 7jectei, bat is Warrln;ed to Cure
Dyspepsia in its mos; obstnlts torn, relief being
a ways obtained from the first ue and permanent
cure effected Whel properly continued.
Some Of the symptoms Of Dyspepsia are Loss
Of Appetite, Wiai and Rising Of Food, Dryness in
the Mouth, Heartburn, Eistention Of Stomach and
Bowels. Cos,ivensss, Headache, Dizziness, sleep
lessness an Low splits unless checked, it surely
al cts the mind as well as the body AID undts one
for the duties Of life in a short time.
For sac in Burlington by
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sHlL1Np- In Essex Junction, Sept. u. Willie,
youngest son OF II ian A. am Rebecca Shiland.
BLIss.-At ErglewO1d, III. Su- day evening, Sept.
10Th, Deacon Zebl1a Bliss aged g. years.
Ills remains we're taken TO Fremont Ill, for inter
ment.
REaD-In this city, sert l7th. Iars, WIFI Of Z.
II. Read, aged IS years.
NAH - On Wednesday, Sept. 10Th, Horace R.
Nash.
Funeral from his lac residence on Union Street,
on saturday, at o'clock
RYDER.-in New Haven Sept. 18Th. Of typhoid
fever, George W, ion Cf Nathan and ann Z Ryder,
aged u years
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WE, the Subscribers, having been appointed BY
w the Honorable rhe Probate Court flr the Dis
trct Of Chitfcudeu Commissioners 20 receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of all per
sons, a-uns; the estate 0i " ANS Btrton late
OF Cha ere. ia said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and 81 Z months from tie day ofrhe date
hereof. being al owed hy said Court for that pur-
pose. we DO therefore hereby give notice, that we
Will attend 10 the business OF our appointment az
the house 81 ailow Am Barron IL Cnar ofte II
said district. the third 1ues1ay- 81 Nov-rnbs-
am March next, at 90 o'clock, !. NJ, on eaca Ct
said DAYS.
Dated this 18th day ofScyt.. 4 Dist.
CB.C coos. Comnialoners-
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TFNHE UNDERSIGNED su-cess Is 20 Z. s. Fulia-n
i & Co. have this day formed Copartne-ship
under the style ami fsu name OF Fuliam, Saiord
a Chadwick, a bhers cffiucy goods, snail wares.
s atiouerf. paper cu1-s. cutting, 81, az 81 fark
Bloek Burlington W E 5 FUf LAW.
T. o -AFfpRD
e.. e. Qua rWIJk.
Sept. I9-isdltEy4w Bur il ston, june 3.
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DlSTRICT OF VERMONT. sat Montpelier,
IL the 3ith ddy 0f U-ust 4 d. l57t. The uucer-
signed hereby gives notice q his pplihtment rs
Assi-uee 81 ALVIN 'ooiusor. # dontuciieI N he
County u " shlnEro and State Of vermont. within
said District, Who has neeu adiac-td Bans -upt
credit0.s petition 1y the District Court Of said
District
FRANCIS y. Ran DALI, Assignee
llw2E
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cAPrAIYs OF coMPANIEs.

Hiram Cool, Company F, Huntington L. C.
Stevens, Co. C. Burlington ; J. L. Allen, Co.
H, Hinesburgh William Cronan, Co. 4, Bur
lington Edward O'Niel, Co. 8, Burlington
NJ J. Murphy. Co. D, Burlington ; G. !. Ed
wards, Co. G Richmond C. E. Parker, Go. X,
westford " F. Weston. CO. I. Winooski ; J.
D. Nash, Co. E, Winooski.
The residences of the Leutsnants and Ser
geants of Companies, are the same as the Cap
taius, where the companies are formed
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. 1-rfr NaEKEr.-The Richmond
-.-- ni-.s.fr lie week ending Tuesday hss
......- t hundred boxes Of cheese aad
.. -1s If HlAiu dairy, add at S to 10
sa-a-P -ai sage and factory at 10 to Il
.-r Ir haaired tubs of butter sold at
a.- IS cents per pound.
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By Telegraph
grapn.
Stock Market.

NEW YORK, sept. ~.
Another Successful squeeze in cash gold was the
chief feature on Wal ,treet to-day, as nigh as one
per cent. per diem having been extlrted from Dor.
rowers The increased purchase Of bonds to-day
golf to morrow, in which case syndicate. now con-
trolling affairs, will probably pur mn rates Tor
money The Express money article attributes the
blame OF TIE present unsatisfactory state to tho
Canadian bankers, who control the bulk of loating
gOd IN rhis market, and Gays a. merchants and i'm
porters wou resolve never again to buy a bill Of
exchange Oh Eur pc, drawn by any Canadian bill
drawer implc TED in this daily business Of soueez
ing cash gold, tn would be astpnished t. sse how
suddenly the market Tor cash GOLD would oscome
easy The latest sales Of gold were at IIfl, clos
ing dull and with aggregate clearances OF eighty
six and three fourths millions.
GOVt RNMENTS - Notwithstanding the extra
purchase by the Treasury closed weaker at the fol-
loving quotations
Currency 6's--..--. Isl New fundamentally
U. y bs 81 COUP ..IlSl Do. 1867 reg. July.II4
SO coup. of 6{..-..II5i Do 1868 rec. Jily..Il4s
U. b Us 90 cou'6i. lis 1910 coup....-. ma
b-21 COUP '65 old---.Il5i
MONEf-Easy at d6 per cent with some loans
as low as per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE Dull at ICsRlosI.
STOt hS-Closed declining on fear Of an extra
sale of gold to morrow. 1o-aight there is a lighter
money market. though the latest sales OF pold we've
tO : above the lowest point of the day. The fol-
LOWING are the closing quotations.
ma-ipoSa... Panama. .........
20 pref. Il Mich. conference.-the
Santon.;- --.-------. Is III. Cent. .--.-.-.l3i
cumberland .---.--i5 Cleve. & Pitts.--.. 10
W. Union Tel Co...-.65i Chic s N. w.. fsE
GlicEsliYoT..,---..... Is 1 Do. uref........ q0l
Pacific hisll-- ...--...5li Roek Island
Boston Water P.......45 iii. ST Paul 6IE
Adams Express. Do pref ---.., s0s
Wells, Fargo & Co....5I, Toled5 : GahasS sIi
American bler Exp. .57E / Do. pref -. IS
United States 1xp....56 Fort Wayps Ex d;vIO1l
~ Cent Il R.R.R. 9lE Al T. u.-........25
Do SCR p.--.---..SSs Do. pref.-...... 60
efie---...------ -----3S Chicago A..-.......ll9f
Do. pref --.---..-... 60i Do. pref. ....I23
itfflen * dlv-...i2Si Ohio : Mississippi Al !
Do pref TX diT..-.-.I35 R0ston Hard E. q
..eaiing- lib Central Pacific. l0li
Mich. Cent. Exedir..Ig Union Paridc.q0
Union Pacific stock...2s
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D.- u.s ..tys 81; S. Adams, on Tuesday,
..f -.s.. slrs1. eiia-r two cents on the finer
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., se- q; Long 3 9. 10. Elevation above tile
.er So feet. above Lake Champlsin 81 feet
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-22

I-'il o7 -l-Ay CuumxGs.-The venerable
L'a1l Cummings died al his residence on
D-i1i.i.a sElet, saturday morning, after an
A-ls7s -- loIut tso weeks. Nr. Cummings was
one Of 'le oldest citizens Of Burlington. He wa.
bora iu Il lgs5ur.h in 1913 WIS two Years a
STUDENT in the University Of Vermont, leaving
'olege az the commencement Of the war Of 1872
lie -tervards stuffed law, vas admitted to the
1ir, aai at one tine had quite a practice in the
courts. lie held also the ofica Of Register of
Ffo3s;e ilr come years He was quite active in
militia matters, in former days, having been
Colonel Of the Chitisnlsa County regiment. In
politics he was an ardent Wing. aud vas presi-
dent Of the Burlington "Tippecanoe " club
through thecampaiga Of 1910, position which
be Is said 70 have filed with great success Mr..
Cummings Ess Likewise one Of the founders and
promoters IF the FIRE department Of Burlington.
lie vas long a justice Of the Peace, and has for
many years beea an ageat Of the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. He was a
zs'ioIs Mason, and was some years since one Of
'ae "erdeas Of Washington Lcd,e, while he
mas occupied various oii,ial positions in the
VhsPier and Council He had fair Judgment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-22

Saturday RIilet,u

sEPTUNEER 10. 1871

SEPT ENEER f6. 1871
KING ARTHUR, rosn-5 l. g l. t-oz.
AGATHA'S III EASD-hs the author o, John
Halifax.
SONGS OF TIE slEBAAs-by Joaquin Miller.
TIE ILIAD o. HOMER-by Bry ant. , vols. IS
mo. 3.
THE BOlE OF r--E EAs p. a-d other Poems, ~
st1Cdlrt
ATLANTI, - .cS-by Hissins-n.
CAsT.LIAN D-lS ry John lay.
ROLLING 81 MY Geo. sand
HARPER'5 sONTHLT fr O-,ooer.
GODEY'S LADY $ BOOK
GALAXY
Also MANILA W&1FP.SG PAPER.
Sept l5-i3.&Eit
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Theodore 5. Peek, Colonel, Burlington }. P.
Birnum, 1t Colonel, Richmond; Wm. L. Green
leaf, Major, Winooski; FL. E. Greenlssf, Adj
jutaut, Winooski; E.s. Peck, NJ D., Surgeon, Bur
lington IN Kent, Asst. Surgeon, Hunting
ton Vim Smith, Quartermsster, Burlington.