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The New York herald., 1871-09-26

WASHINGTON PLACE HOTEL ION THE EUROPEAN
w plan), Nos and Washington pace-Elcganiy fur
nished Rooms. sngy and suite from II TO S. per day
elegant Suit Of Rooms ground floor.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

A SITUATION wANTED-BY A FIRST CLASs
~ has had several years. experience and
well recommended. Address X. X, box li3 Hera.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

BOARD wANTED--By GENTLEMAN AND WIFE.
~ near Feth street, between Second and Madison
nues Address. stating terms H. L.. box ia Herald Once.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

A YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COACHMAN,
~ who thoroughly understand is h business anything
eisc required Of hm geneman's place Address NJ NJ,
tQx I62 Herald oihce.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

A COMPETENT TEACHER OF THE ENGLISH
N branches wishes few pupils to instruct at their
resdencas terms SOC. per hour references
Address Miss r., Herald onlce.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

COACIiMAN'S SITUATION wANrED-BY A SINGLE
y man; thoroughly understands his business good city
driver; wiling obi ging has rst class city Ieereacf
Address Is. W.. box 2lS Herald ole
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

A PARISTAN LADY WILL GIVE FRENCH LESSONS
"A TO ladies' only for $lD per quarter pupils residence
best references given. Address NILE r. box 2 Herald
Office.
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

fNoACTMANs SITUATION wANrEp-BY A arRICTLy
~ temperate single young man. OF lobe EXPERIENCE; well
recomfnended, refer TO last npSycf, whom he ha.
served such three CAL address T. f. Is Yves
aita
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

A SINGLE YOUNG MAN DESIRES A SITUATION AS
~ coschnlsn with private family Call for two days
private stable bS Essi Slst ST.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

IN disposition 10 exercise, diff ty Of thinking or
reas0uils or coac -ntr4t the nina upon ans sub
ct lassitude, hck ambition or energy, discharge
al ing into throat. sometimes pro use, wateTy .
nd. thick ana ten eel Us Gnu GUS rurul
oheusivo, sc. In othe a -yness. dry, vat
ery, weak or ind ma1 yes rinGi1Ei ears, deafless
hawking anu cuu hing CO C ear throat. u eeraIOns
oesth and decag Of bones. scaus from ulcs q, ccn-
slant desire clear Rose throat, ice torso,
nasa tan, d51sive breath, impaired or iottl
de Jrivat0u o. sense Of smell and taste, d finess
mental depression loss Of appetite iadisesL dts
pep ia, ENLARGED t1nsis tcsiing cough. NJ guilty
IN speZklu- plEl-l y, general deulity, ld0cy sDu
insanity.
All rne above symptoms are common 70 the dis
ease IN some OF i've s,sgss or complexities. vet
thousands case annuaay terminate ia cJnsu mp
uon or insanity and ca ia the gave " thout even
b " NJ tnilsstsd Jle-hrd Of the 81 at0ns apove
e1umerate
No disease Is IA isa common OF ,ess understood by
physicians 1la prophet 7 Il Or Saes's Cat rrh
kemsly VIII p ly $50 collars reward FOR cs-e O.
csttrrn uAic.l h- cannot cure. sold hy druEgists
or send CD cont go H. Pie-cs Il d 1873 Seneca
street BuGte. r.. = far 10. pam uhlet irso. Be
ware OF cLt1 leits g9a thics- limitations. Re
menHcr shat tla genu NJ has thu words '.
p etcs, 81. %. Sole P40prlctor B-l4lr, ~. Y j."
p-iu-e1 d on tbs wrapper al has DR. er'o's
ort-8i-, name ana arcdress u HIS private govern
~ at E.l-- p lyl- casa pIcaa = 3.--7-l-v&sat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

To Those WHO ARE BOWED Down by nervous De
blity and desp air OF ever recovering the yi'r an
mien IF manhood VS. earnestly recommend Dr.
WALKER c LIfoRNIA NISsG sR BTITgRs. Before
they nave finished Ihe FIST bottle, they will ies
the II stoTatiye prnci pie in every PORTION
q. the hrOken-G0wa systems ami hope will spr =
up m their hearts No csss OF Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness. Int mittcnt We, rheumatism, GOut or Ia
ney disease ca1 resist Is uuel 4slled vegetable
nc which is uopoilutsd BY any oistilled or Ter
mented liquor. ue5 9-idsviw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

have had revelation Of the locality in vision
at Northampton. He arose and drew s map Of
the spot where he saw the body in his dream,
and going Immediately to Vernon found il pre-
cisely where be had dresmt. The old mans
keys. wallet and a little change, was found IN
disturbed in his pocket. Un Tuesday pest
norton examination was made by Dr. Thomas
Glodwillie, but nothing Indicating violence was
discovered. and il IS evident now that the Cup
positions Of foul play were urf5unded.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

SUGAR Firmer.i Muscovado 5l99l; refining
9G9i
COFFEE-Firm; Rio l6i62Ol.
MoLASSES-Firm; New Orleans 45d53.
SPIRITS TURP ENrINE firm Ct 65iaes.
R0SIN-Firm at 0515 10.
PEIROLEUM-Ql ist; Crude -. refined 22i0
Pa
TALI0W-a active at s. d9i.
W0OL-quiet AMI very h:an, tubbst 754 pulled
s. I65c
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

Tho special merits OF sxoLASDER's BUcaU, are
THAI It tn roughly lnggOrates snsrgatss syss m,
an that it IS "a perfect and tsuthfal specific for
kidney, bladder and gl4ndalar diseases mental
and phys cal debility, gravel, diaoetes all com
plants Of the urino-Senital Orga frequent IN
tho female sex, whether Marie or single. and the
iact OF its belns prescribed bs family ply sicisns,
Should be enough to endorse its superiority.
GencEwf-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22
aosToS yARKEr9.

WEDNESDAY,. Dee cd.
FLGy b There continues to De a v5rg dull fie!-
in in t-e -Four uarket, cue hu.de4s are lrm ff- ali
leadils ban rs aud nos posed 20 urge c5 81 auF
couce.si15. We qn ;e salcs Of hc-t I'd s1pe:i1e 81
; D o. o.. m1un ~ .ls o. S. l'tt sliiw-akes
AMI NunCsuts extras st 50 IS 70 - white wI-If.
OHIO Indiana AID 81 'chzau at S-Us .l. flIu 3 az
8. as sni 50. Louis ~ $ 50fi Fbbl, cu0in-
ch lee an1 mvorite brands suu-herl -Four is
,teldv With sales at S. 5G lor common extras auc
-ooi lr, a1f - G-1 p ir favlrite h-ln1s.
r chmoat as-t'ma al1 Geor-et3w1, Ucr1 Mell
hls Boon la go deate demand a. $50 a 2 30; Rye
rlour et s. q 81, AMI Bac. heat 4t g. 60 q 20 Z
goo ts.
GaaIT Corn has Aas1 arriving more freely snl
prices have c1ast1 y Vns szies nave bean ~ So ~
- p hushc lY- ocu .hern and Western yellow, and
~ ls9c for AesteTn mixed Osts are d-m ,ld con-
ii ua in mod rcfe demand. 3. 'es o. dark mixed and
white $50. 50 l5 "a go 2 tushci Rye is duli and
the sa lee have been n ut! lots az qjs G. tusael In
tariev 40 change Prices range FROM 75c " nc
e. ushal iCr Eastern amt cs1aGa Wes5. iu Shorts
a. % q ton.
Pr VISIONS Tho market for Pork Is qaita firm
hu the t7ato qua lse ouly ia snail lots wanted
Tn0 sales have been at Sil 81 OBJ 5u tor prime. o. %
6ri5 20 or Mess and az Tor clear. Bee ron aims
without Ella in- Gale, OF mess ana extra mess a. SO
0l3 ana family extra 40 siiGi6 5bbl. Lard meets
with very falr demand, with sales Of City and
Western at 9l cBh. A.isn's Cadiy Lard IS
steady az n filicPih In smoked hams further sales
a. ia 5cPib for City a-d Westera. Hogs are sell
Ing at 6a6iscib.
hUAA & 70 AAt tA4Thel lu- butter has been
rather Qu-t sine cur last. but choice all coltlnu IS
% -Ustau 10. prices. The sales have been At 81 %
sc for New ork and Vermont ehoice and extra
daiiies, and irom1 n 3is Y 10, Tor common good.
heose is firm, and sust'ins iuli rices but tho de
maud las been moderate Sales Of f.uto-Y az 70 =
a e. aud some very choice lofs are aeld al 10 and
farmers diaries At o. "a lBsc 2 10, astO qua iJv.
Whit B-au~ are IN good dzmant ana fui D Ices
hay been obtained Gales OF cnoiee Mediu rs st 3
g. a 81 -, and extra pea ami yellow eyes A. s. a
50 p y husne Potatoes are firm and have hoen
~ iGg 40 55 % Cos v bH-hsi for Jackson Whites.
Onions are 1ull aad reulaia without Improvement
Sales at 81 10 81 90 Y barrel. Eggs arc firm and
have advanced 20 35s a 36e Y dozen. The market
cont nues be well suppisd with Pou try and pri-
range from lie a dc y 10 for TurseJs and
Chickens, and Geese ana D1,ss range from ~ 2 iGa
! y 10.
WuOL.-Ihe demand has been quite active and
prices have again hnvanced, rth more or less spec
| u!atlye inquiry The sales Of domestic have been
some 10000 ibs and iucp4e 80 C1dbs Ohio Penusy
valia and nicni-an iee0 at 81 MOS. 2Jj0lJ West
| ern. New work and New Hampshire s4ae at Goa
csc, $4,000 10 Calf rnia a. 27a0 SIC, ard c0n.dera
HE pu LEI from 61st75i, ard very choice super ami
| X al 87lsoeib The stock e wool Is nos very much
reduced aud there little that Is desirable Il
| be had under GsG70eBib.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

TUFTs COLLEGE. The oltsloggc uf IafF
College, sn institution controlled by the Uuiyer-
saiist denomination, located At Someriiie, near
Boston. shows she following nuno-r Of stu
dents:
Seniors. 10 sunisrs. Il Sophomore, IL g
Freshmen, -; Divinity students. % Total, 5i.
There are the sclicsins number o. Vernon
ters
Juniors. Sophomore. Freshmen, :;
Diyiai,y students, p Total, H.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

DEATH OF GEN. NAsH.-Gen. Wiiiism Nah,
of New Haven, prominent citizen Of Addison
county, and for 20 years President Of the Bank
Of Midilebury. died CT Sunday. at an advanced
age. Gen Nash hes 6ilsd several offices Of public
honor and trust. having been Representative and
State Senator He was the father Of Hon S. P.
Nash and Hon. ". P. Nash Of New Haven.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22
s. TELEGRAPH
EeEv York Market.

Sew York Market.
New YoGK, Dec. =.
COrTON-ic higher; With brisk speculative de-
lnsnd: sales ~ bales; middiug upiagis at z9lc-
FL UR dali '0c wei;'sales 4eUo holsi state -
al %; Ohio 55Gr7 - Western 70G7 10 South
ern Sc 5009 %.
GRAIN Wheat IN buy ers' favor; sales A.,
COO bushelF No Spring 4GGFh7; winter rel %
a. -; white Mich. 51l0i ca. torn lower; les 81,
bushes mixodfW e.tern 1t &c, Oats Iai siliesi
. 0OO bushels a. 54a5sc.
PROVISIONS beet quiet and steady. Pork h,ia;
new mess So o ;Old - 50.1i3 g lard aaii at 20
81 hutter steady
HHiSKEY-active at sie.
RICE-F.rm at sizes,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

10y Iele-IapH.I
New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YoRx, Dec. 20
MoNEY-was very light this am, at Lie per day
but fell this m ;, to : per cent and closed firm
Discounts O02 Ger cent.
srERLING hXCHA NGE dull at lr9!0i0sl
G0LD-dul al iUSEGlu9. Loans we're made from
81 down to per cent AID finally nat. Clearance
So O01Ofts
Cow RNMENTS were quiet and irn treasury
took onl, ST., 20 at 10 -fGl 81
STAT f BOND str ng and higher. Pacific Mail
aud n. Yves ern heing the chief features. The for
mer 'Ouched 53s but reacted some at the close.
5000 in ooi1, wa dlsoars5d ia redemption Of
5-2O-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

private revenue stsup three inches long with g
likeness Of ffr. Hau in the eentre placed over the
corr Of each genuine hottla Of Halrs Vegetable 81
Gillian HAIR REVIEWER. TAze 70 other.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

SUDDEN DEAra.-Mr. Hiran HayfJrl, q well
known snd highly esteemed citizen Of Cooper
vile, town Of Chanplsin, New YORK, vas found
dead in his stable Sunday a. IN. He vent TO
the barn after bis horse, and being sbsent
longer than was expected by ais family, search
was instituted, and his dead body discovered n
the stable
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

THs VsgSoa MYsraaY CLEARED UP.-The
body Of the old coiorsd m2n, silas Green, Of
Vernon, for which saah thorough search has
been made. was discovered, Monday evening.
about seventy rods frOm hiaresileuce. at the foot
CT = tree. in a sitting posture, with parcel Of
twigs and Leaves tied up in handkerchief at bis
side, and lev matches scattered about Ap-
pesIgnees indicated thaJ he had tried to make a
IRE. but. being completely chilled, had suddenly
died he was found By Timothy Y. D. Lynde-
negro. and nephew OF his, who clsimei to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

LAST CAIL.-There are still number on
the subscription list Of the WEESLT FREE
Pass whose paid term expires January Isl.
Let all such bear in mind that this paper
will be promptly stopped unless renewed on
or before tina. date. Cash in advance is now
oar invariable rule, and We End it one which
ewes good satisfaction.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

Tie Manchester Mirror says that hereafter
10 denizen Ct Bristol, y. H.. should oppose
lovers in keeping lste-3r, rathe- early--hours,
for the recent FIRE there was discovered by a
young nan Who had been out counting. The
Franklin Fire Compary mide the young LADY
present for keeping her beau Up until three
O'Clock in the morni ag-the time the FIRE was
discovered. The FIRE was the first one the Frank
lin hoys have been called for for eighteen month";.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

Attention 8. called to the card Of Drew, Bliss s
Eolues, in another column Finding it neces-
slry TO have assistance and allow himself time
aud opportunity to recuperate, Mr.. Drew come
time siace usie business arrangements With the
gentleman nsmei, 60 that during his absence
affairs might be successfully carried on. Mr.
Bliss is g7siua'e Of Dartmouth College, and
Of Columbia Law Saaool, sai has had consider
able experience, we are informed. in the special
department OF law business to which the fra
purpose to devote themselves. Mr.. Holmes
who is ron Of Or. o. W Holmes sni a rising
man In bis proisssion-has for some time had
charge Of the firm business coming from Boston
aal vicinity, aid is nov partner. Mr. Drew =
former partner. Mr.. Clark, still has his cliss in
New York
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

beautiful voluae Of new and original poetry
b. veronts N lst gifted poets, has jast teen ssucd
Containing 5l2 pages. 1t is only f5w ueoks sincs
1t WIS published. but the great demand for it, be
tokens its popularity. TIE volume contains some
Of the sweetest poetry ever written in America.
Send % for volume in gilt, or s1oo for a volume
plain, to a J. sanboFn, Micdebury, W., and you
viii receive copy By nail. It il iuis the book for
ehristDas ard New Years presents. 26wlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

Damn or a BUaa4z.-Csrroi Ssuborn. the
renowned burglar, Who committed 10 msny rob-
laries IN Pouitney, Cls;.eioa aai Rutland, del
at thej.i IN LaTreaea, Moss, On Sunday, from
the effects Of Che mortal wound received from =
police officer early in osto5cr last. He plesd
guiliy IN the Supreme Coary Of Massachusetts to
charges of burglary, while lying supported by
the Cry Msrshsi Of LsTreace and his sssis-
tluts. but sentence was net psssei, aud he has
died without being doomed to State prison. he
neither used tobacco or liquor, and his only
fault seems to have been bis msuia for midnight
robbery
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

TEMPERANCE RyFozN IN WAsHIgGToE.--Se9-
stor Wilson stated in = speech Sunday insight
that during the present session the Congressional
Temperance Society will hold q grand temper
anse revival at the Capitol -:has will 90 cut to
all the world, showing tine people thzt the spirit
to do good exists in Washington
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

4 NEWSPAPER AlRociTY. The most awful
Newspaper atrocity watch We have noticed Of late
is the preparation Of the hide5u5 perVeraion Of
the word " coi,ste - iato The sense Of T. par
take Of collation.. We noticed this sbomina,ion
for the hrEt time on Saturday, in the Associated
Press report Of Alexis visit to Lowell Ii the
Grand DGke's coming to this country we're the
cause Of this eg.07, better fer thst a milestone
had been hung ABOUT his neck and ne had
beea drowned in the depth Of the sen. - Col
late IN that sense is worse than that other
yiilsiOy, burgle." The force Of language eau
no further g.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

UsfrzD STATES WATca CO-The Company We
Oh erge continues 10 hold the leading position
tlaong American manufacturers 81 the raiTa neld
in q Tsrs,.t carts CT thl Country, where there has
been great competition in tho line, the Marion
teilts Wales & Coz Uni..d states Watches, have
bsen regarded As gseatiy superior IN every psrticu
lar 20 any on exhibition. aud havo been awarded
the first premiums, over al competitors, in every,
fair where exhibited. x&irilt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

One Fairbanks, about 20 years cd. committed
suicide at the ToWa Farm ia Brandon, Satardsy
the Pad init. By emitting his throat aal wes no;
found until the following DAY. lie vas boarding
there at the time but being ia indigeut circum-
s'snoes probably feared becoming peapsr sad
60 took his own life
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

James Russell Lowell made the pun Of the
evening 81 t5c lianer to Alexis ia Boston. When
referring to our purchase Of Alasks, be said oGr
relations with R1ssia are now Of the most cordial
and intimate kind, for the Emperor hiss made US
the keeper Of his sells
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

/ The City Hall was Sgaln PACKED il!i, 70 near
the third lecture Of the Young Meme Association
Course by Professor C H. Hitchcock q Dart
mouth College. The orchestra Of the Queen
City Band furnished music fer some twenty
minutes before the TEXTURE began.
Pref Hitchcock prefaced his description Of
the scenes on Mount Washington with stale
ment Of the scientific and personal reasons which
led to the passing ofsix months Of winter or the
top Of the highest mountain in New England.
He described the cod snap which the narly
experienced in February last, when for three
days all Communication was shut off With the
world below, the Thermometer staid down at 20
degrees below zero, and the wind blew s.; the
rate Of over 100 miles an hour-how much over
could only be estimated as the greatest velocity
noted was 81 miles and they dared no, try TO
register it again.
He showed in brief Of what value such series
Of observations as those taken seven times day
on Mount Washington are, aod stated that the
Signal Service Bureau Of the War Department
now had observers On the mountain ali the time,
and would soon have similar stations On all the
highest peaks IN the country.
The vieEs shown by the 5te.e5gticon we've Of
the mountain ranges seen fsom the summit. he
beautiful fros. and suow formations, the oceans
and bergs Of cloud that we've daily observed, and
many objects Of special interest At the conclu-
sion Of Prof H.tche3cz'a lecture. the exhibitor
showed local and perfonsl views in and sr5uad
Burlington. views ofEome,of Rogers ststue;tes,
and scenes in foreign countries, which were re-
oeived with loud applause by the audience. The
crowd dispersed anil fresh strains Of tAs oreaes-
TIA, at an early hour.
Mr. aitcasack makes no Pre;ea ioa SIS lee
turer, but his descriptions clear snd bis ssts-
ments well put IT would have been well received,
We judge, if some os his descriptions had beea
more minute But tle auIigloe were well
pleased. as Il vas, AMI The affair vasa success
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

COME AND FsrHE NEW GOODS
Just received a; ity Drug Store,
loush: expires ly f.r ,hris;aaas and Now
Years. Coo. ,ha. Oanuot be beaten ia
Che STATE TsYTaro fauliae
ornaay Ole. and p.pi.,
Articles. Fins ard6ereAie.s, nad
slave boxes IL at are GENUINE
Turkey azdTa ussia Leather
Gard AID Le:to j Cases, wo.k Boxes.
WI ing Desks, Perfume 4 / y. Boxes ialald with
Pearl AID "a & aisgltod Woods.
WORK Boxes and wr-E-tins Desks combined.
Russia Po5,fl os, Pocket Books
Ia great var ETY., Tor ladies { goats,
Ia French calf, Russ T., Morroco ard Seal
skin Dressing Ca 4 7 es, from 50 to So
Wohave psese,t very suitable for
gentlemen. Case. Sfrcigars. cigarettes
and matches. ~ omsthIng little bettor.
lo~ev'r- Tmpor IT. Cigars We
keep the choices brands. aid sell
them at bot ON prices. Our new
end popular 1rsad, Z he Y. V. ~ eAnno;
DO beaten by anyu TAd0. Smoking ''''''
beautiful designs D eerschsum goods.
Our stock ofPorrulF4ory embraces
all the popularv E rietiss nov sold
French, German, meri'an L English.
We have cut nd engraved Toilet
anttIes. rurgents1 !and Toiist seits.
AL We can 4; ay now. come
aud see hundred Of goods thst
We .anro. End pace here to
enurn,rate. Call andOee US.
De-, e-irkw2w VINCENT : TAFT.
Copyright secured.i
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

Gle aoi clip in Vernon, fo- the yesr ending
-.-e 3. 1870, as returned 20 ,se census ofH,e
...# 3.l27 pounds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22

Charlotte Cushmaa's remarkably saeoessfal
euracemen, at the Globe Theatre, Boston, term
mated on Saturday evening, when abe appeared
IN the three characters Of Qaeen Katherine, -
Lsjy Macbeth 80 and 90 Mrs Simpson" Re-
member, this accomplished sctress gives her
only reading in Vermont, IN this city, On the
evening Of Friday, January l2.h.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-22


norton examination was made by DR.. Thonss
! Glolwillie, but nothing indicating violence was
/ discovered. and il IS evident now that the tup-
positions Of foul play were u-i5unded.
VERMONT NEWS.
ADDISON COUNTY.
/ From the tracks observable in tae snow in
/ Ripton, it is judged that bears are uncommonly
plenty this winter, and the people are carefully
| guarding their cattle srd sheep sgsinst their
aiy zoe.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
The marble mill Of D. L. Kent Co, Of Dor
I SCI. ceased operations for the winter on Monday
of last week The mill Of the Field Marble
| Company will run but few days longer. The
/ marble business has been better the past season
/ than for q long time There has been more of
( the Vermont I-,lisu sold than ever before, par
T ties coming hundreds. and we might say thou
s4nds Of miles, for if. Preparations viii be
made to increase the. production in most Of the
, qu4rries the coming season. The Field Marble
/ Company intend 10 double the production at
their quarry. The Messrs. Freddy VIII h2ve
/ th.ir mill in operation before next season IS
over. Mort Of their marble is shipped TO Phi'a-
deIphis.
a dry house connected with Il. Lathrop's
clothes pin factory, az Manchester, took fire from
4 drf.stiqe stove or pipe and was burned last
week. The loss vas about $500, P2rtis'iy Gov
e''I 0y 'n''fan'e Ia 'ne '''-''D' -,'
JON B" De9''' ~; o. i'ip ~, 80. W. In - he
4 5',u NJ c,,atv bar last week.
M, T,ov pas saws that on aud sfs. Afoa-
, DAY rcz, The midday train North over the ils--
lea Extension railroad VIII De 40 run as 70 con-
nee. Al l''s'il1.s' t,I, .,ss+ o1o
b''lqa '--.H 80. -, 80, VII &c h.
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LETTER FROM
Henry Ballard, 8Sf..
AEIBE2 oy TIKI
CHITTENDEN COUNTY BaE.


IBUaLIyGfJs. W, OCT. Is:h. l--l.
pa. S. " SAYra
DEAR siR.-I' jig one yea- since you besaa 90
treat ne for Chronic Catsrrh, which At tia. ;no had
troubled re .or about four years. your treatment
removed The disease go that ;5e pas: eight months
have had no return OF It, aad nov feel as tine al
vlnces thas the cure is permanent. cannot TOO
highly recommant y5ur careful aad skli,u. treat
m-rt. Ithas the double merit Of being entirely
satisi-,tory while the treatment coz auss and IS
permanent and lasting ln its results afterTa-..7.
Very respectfully yours,
Henry BALLARD.