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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-20
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ioany p, rson pro- u,ing any medicine able to
show one third NJ many living. permanent cures as
DR.. Elders Necetah Rheumatic Henedy and
iuflhcr reward of 500 for any case of Chronic or
lniltmmtaory hheun aism, Neuralgia Rheumatic
Ague Scia'ica A. rheumatism Ot The idneys il
Will not crre The Rheumatic Syrup is used in
wardly only, pleasant to the taste, and guaranteed
free from injurious druos 1t is not a qnack Inedi.
,ine but the scientific prescription of dos r. Filter,
NJ. D.. Professor of loXicology and Chemistry
graduate of the celebrated University of PepDavt-
Yania ID, 1893 whosa entire professional lif, =
been devoted specially to this disease This pre-
nfallon under solemn oath is 'Ouscentiorsly b.-
lieNed to he the only positive, reliable, infalibe
spechc ever discovered The proof that no Other
specific exists is found in eYerycommunity in per-
s9is aiilictod for many yars and sill suffernR If
phySiclans could cure it If a spec &c did cxi.t, this
Wond not be so-a fact thai must he universally
admitted The oft d ceivod sufferer may Wisely
ask, That security or evidei has he thai nr. Fs.
lerS rheumatic Syrup will cnrc his The
IN .e,"lly signed contract which will be forwarded
without charge TO any sufferer sending by letter
description OF am ction; This guarantee will state
the exact number Of bottles rranieG tc cure and
N case of failure the money paid viii be re,iped
{ the patient. No other remedy has e7t- heel
,1ered on such liberll and honorable crlis Med.
al advice with certificates FROM prominent ply
icans clergymcn etc. who have been cuse. Il ter
all other tieatnents have fnile cen. by Letter
gratis. Afflicted cordially invited to wrise for cd
vice 70 the pnncp9l oflce. ~ Suuh Fourth Street,
p iladelphia, Pa. DR.. Filters Rheumatic syiup
is sold by druggi ts.
N. S sIMM1NG,
Sole Agent, Petroleum Centre, Pa.
CALLENDEk " co, Wholesale Agt'r, Mead
lie, Pa.
vile. IA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

YERGENSEs-An enthusiastic Grant and Vii
son ratification meeting Was held here Saturday
evening. School House Hall Wss fillei to its ut
most capacity, to hear an address from Colonel
Charles Il. Joyce Of Rutland, which Was the
principal feature sf the occasion The Colonel
was introduced by Capt. Charles Z. Parker. pre-
t;dent of the Grant and wilson clab Of Yer
gennss, under whose auspices the meeting Was
held
Col. Joyce held the ciosest attention Of his su-
dierce for nearly two hours. He commenced by
I. review Of the Republican party and its work,
from its organization, comparing i; with its once
powerful rival, the democratic party. lie ably
defended President Grant from the accusations
Of nepotism and gift-taking, and eloquently
eulogized his Gener,l,hip. he briefly comment
ed upon Summers speech in the U. 5 Senate,
and closed with an eloquent snd stirring appeal
te bis tesrers TO vote the straight Republican
ticket
Col. joyce is an eloquent and convincing
speaker, and is doing most effective work IN the
present campaign, speaking nearly every night
Gov. S;esArt hs, been invited to address rs
AT an early date, and it is hoped that he will &C
oept the invitation.
The funeral of Mrs Mary A. Tobias. wife oil
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

MONTPELIER One Of the Psinful incidents
connected viih iAe drowning os Mr.. Best, on
SA:urisy l.s, was the fac. that bis father Nnl
mother, who reside in iIighg.te, left their home
on Saturday. morning ,osurprise him with visit
over sunday. On their way to the cara they
called Al ihe p0st-ofiss in Higbese, snd took
therefron letter from him. informing them
thAi hif boat vas done, aud thSt in few days
he war going 70 take avAe,tion from bis bust
ne's, and thst his intention vas TO .pend two or
taTee Nesks with ;hem blade ciai by the new,
contained in the letter, they decided TO nrosesd
10 Montpelier, snd arrived here on the half nat
two O'Clock afternoon train from the North
Without hearing anything Of the sosiisp, ,bsv
walked directly TO Mr.. Besrs store, sDd 6n5,r-
it oiofel, inquired Of gone children on the s,ae-
wkik wig the store WAS closed. Their f,,iir~,
ein he better imagined than described Ubsr
They we're tod that theig soa had been irospel
humber Of cur prominent oti1sus have united
IN the offer Of a reward of 500 for the recovery
O. Mr. Bect's body. Perhaps some one along
'as "inoosE river. whose eye asy fal On mi,
paragraph, cAn all in the sesrch, and relieve
Tue ai''Fe'' OF HE afflicted fAmily-his wife A.
il0'' refusing 70 be comforte1 50 long a. the
body s hot recovered
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

BRANDON, August 9TH, 1872.

bEASDoSs August 9TH, 49,
Eitar rrce Press Times
Ny attention Wss called few dsys tiuce to
letter in the Burlington Democrat, from Bran
don. purporting TO be correct report Of the
doiues OF the Republicans under call for
grand rally. I,says that there were about three
hundred persons al tod present, that half were
l-lics Snd . great pSrt Of the rect we're Greeley
men and boys thst there was no enthusiasm
manifest; that Col. Joyce repeated the usual
cuments Of the administration party, and that
The forming Of Grant and Wilsou club wss
postponed for one week on account Of not hsv-
ing Grant men enough in the hall.
70 thea statement. | would reply thst there
were between fgc zud six hunlrei IN the hail,
about third laiies, AID IS for the balance they
we're mostly Grant men, As very few genuine
Greeley mon would attend such meeting except
to pick flaws, and rs for there being no enthu-
Issrl, thought that they cheerel Col. Joyce
quite too oftea for good hearing Of his words,
and il be gave US old arguments they we're new
to most of the Greeleyites in town. and come of
his arguments told, if | could judge from
the appearance Of men squirting in theS
seats. ike to see some honesty shown even in
reporting petty town meeting, but suppose
the writer Of the DsmOcrat article IS only doing
what his leaders are doing sll Of the time, de-
ceiving ss much as possible, and iii were pcs
sble to deceive the very elect The Grant and
Wilson Clab vas not organized that evening for
the reason Of its being too late 10 do anything
whea the Colonel got through thrsshing the
Greeieyites
So that in attempting 10 give L report, the
writer f.lseiies facts fo- hii o6n and his psrty's
especial benefit II. thst the say the demo-
cratic party are going to ride into power,
/ falsefying f&ois, and lying outright where
they cannot do otherwise to gain their point.
hope the people viii tell them through the polls
that theycannot come to them in sleeps clothing,
pretending to he lamb, without blenish, when
/ they =re rsvenous wolves, sohing for chance
st the public crib once more. Although there
ere some eating out Of the same crib to-day whose
/ room would be ruore acceptable thaa their CON-
psny. st.i think il would be worss if the demo
! cratic pssiy did the main part Of the eating
/ Horace Greeley has said that every democrat
wss not , horse thief, but every horse thief was
democrat. These txme democrats he i, nov
craving too far for their votes.
Yours for truth, II. c. W.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

TRUSS WITHOUT A SPRING. On Wednesday.
august 18th, the we'll Known inventor Of the Cham
pion springiess Truss, will DO at tho American
hotel, In his city. and remain two days. Dr.
SAWYER made his first professional visit here last
April was welearn very successful in holding or
retaining ruptares ola difficult cass: many of which
had received every other treatment by mechanical
means Those interested would do well TO test the
unqrestonable merits Of the new appliance.
Df. 8. Is also at Stevens House, Vergennes Aug.
isth ana SOth. Aug 2-w2t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09
Sprrial I0iire5.


App,tie aal digestion anguish :.,is Season J At
the very tins whel the body rost needs renovation
All slpplr., ths -.1ml'a .ts cllnissariat depart
inent, is apt t. Prove delinquent. Unee7 slch
Circumstances the ueeessit o. for rhoics.tae stmu
liant, tonic and corrosive self evident and caus,-
quently the demand Tor that peerless combination
Of the three required clements Hostel ters Stomach
B:ters, is never more urson: ,hll a. uiii.ummer
tits trle that les ne ii,al h.-l:s-l,ssls .lef-
over from the dark agei--e;5nnsai yijscat pur-
CATION and water Cruel as euro for intize.t a and
its accompanying ills bat they make few pro.e ytes
The majority % the conman ~ are sane ana all sane
people are aware that pure and powerful veee-
table tonic with attentive properties, ike Hust-t.
ters Bters, is the only cure fog dyspepsia, uiI0rs-
ness, constipation nervousness, and @ q co- sequC1t-l
damages they inlet
The human Intellect, unless LopelcssIy cased
or egre- ousiy humhUg.ed declines @ astaulsh the
weakened haman stomach with fierce cathar.ics
that, rushing Ike an avalanche through the ,ntest
ines, threaten To take tho inner membrane with
them. TO Use a significant catch phrase the knock
down ard-1ra sOut uethqt % treatment are ell
cut
Il s clearly understood that inedics;eI 81, 'mu-
lant u essential % the renovation OF an exhausted
irime AMI that you cannot strengthen man or
woman - dosing them WITH pro trAun- prspar
lions This is an era OF common sense. a.d common
sense approves Of Eostetters B.tfu-s as the best
aftlfS eHlilt for luvls1ratu-, rczgiltiu.- ami
pu-.D az the e. stem and dsIen-iu- DC against
poison DO tie air we breathe. she wafer SIC DRINK
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09
Special to the Free Press and Times.
isutaud County Politics.

RUTLAND, August The Liberal Republi-
cane snd Democrat, held conventions here to-
day. They united upon joint ticket. The sen-
ators nominated are Joseph Joslin, Poultney;
Nathaniel Fish, Fairhsven; John Cain. Rutland
Harvey Button. Wsllingford. Tie regular Re
publican nominees for sheriff and judges Of pro-
bate were nominated Tine attendance was small
The ticket nominated is 4 strong one. The con-
,est in Rutland county promises to be bitter and
spirited.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

Many uterine affections depress the mental fac
ulties as well undermine the constitution .euer
slly This can be prevented by taxing an occas iona
dose OF sMoLANDER's BUCGU, which is also admins
tered with the happest results for kidney, bladder
and glandular diseases, diabetes Gravel errors of
youth, female complaints, incontinuence and reton
ton Of urine, and ualadies Of the urino-senitsl
organs. Aug 6-deCdkwlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

MLsroS.-The Greeleyites Of Milton couldn't
hurrAh "for shucks" Tuesday night. John W.
Brown VS. elected permanent president of the
club. J. Z. Wheelock msIe speech. in which he
compared Andy Johnson sni Grant, aiminis-
trs.ionS lie though; Andy the best man. lie
paid more Of the public debt than Grant 2Ir.
Luc!ut Rice, from lows, being p-esea, vas called
upon with the expectation Of getting something
rich. lie commenced spatkiug to = room full
hanging on for some tine, they hegsn to grow
tired and iroY oui. until there vas only sixteen
in the room, including tha speaker, still he kept
going ike the c0rtleg that wsz wound ". All
hands we're sick, snl ready to sPaw up Greeley.
Mr.. Rice informed his hearers tbst he wss not
in for Greeley becsuse he WAS a sorehesi, and lie
vas proud to know that he was addressing re
publican audience The other club were GRAFT
itet-yiie l. B. Smith and others Of the same
stripe
\ rousing Grant tnl Wilson mass meeting
and flag raising will be held here On THURSDAY,
August 9TH.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09


COTTON opened Grm and closed quiet AMI ur-
changed sales 1853 bales middlng uplands at q
FLOUR l0nl5 better and more active; sales H.
800 barrels State . SAd7 IS round hoop Ohio
6 g56D5 IS Western . SlH9 ~; Southern 30al2 -.
GRAIN--Wheat llr2 cents better sales 69,GN
bushels No. | spring at | 6lnl 81; No. do. g
al 60; winter red western 7OGi 70 white Michi
gan s01I 90. Corn heavy, closing about cent
lower. sales 1850 bushels steamer mix 81 western
at 69d,63 sail DO. 63d68'y. Oats scarcely firm;
sales So 0O bushels, Ohio 1880 western a sfc.
BEEF dull
PROVIslONS-Pork nominal; mess 10 Goa
10 65. Lard irner Mt 81 "a ~. Butter dali State
2lg26.
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WHISKEY steady at elf<

WHISKEY steady at9]s
RICE firm at g. az.
SUGAR firm Muscovado St a % 3. refining
StHSi.
COFFEE steady; Rio l5ialei.
MOLASSES dull.
TUhPENTINE quiet at 20SR2l.
RlSlN firm at 3 6Jsr3 Is for strained
PETROLEUM quiet; crude l2Gl2i refining 22l.
TALL0W quiet at Is,3Ie
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09
y It-tsTaph.I
New York Money and stock Market.

New York Money and stock Market.
NEw YoRK, Aug. :.
Wall street showed a marked increase Of bush
ness to-day.
MONEY was easy most Of the day with the --latest
transaction at p as per cent. Time loans were in
request AZ per cent currency to : per cent. gold
STERLING EXCHANGE lower at lOSidICS! with
considerable sales to obtain gold for lending.
gold dull, opened at Il5i, declined to ll5l, and
Glossy steady az ll5!0il5i. Loans i6f per cent
70 per cent. for Carrying. Clearances s62O00,OO1
treasury disbursements Sl5}u 0L Custom receipts
s75utn. Time loans l1 cent for 10 days, to =,
Tor all the year
GOVERNMENTS steady, though quiet The
treasury took s9.0c10cJ at IA - ltDdll4 Is 100.
STATE BONDS dull and firm with however
Eight fali IN new Soath Car0iinas.
bIOChS irregular and generally weak, but with
out pressure TO sell Erie, the special feature open
Ell at i9i, fell to 49, rallied 10 so again declining TO
", closing at fsl0494. Lake Shore and Western
Union we're especially weak and lower on raid by
the bears falling respectively 20 Ses d73! Bust
ness was active in these shares and " Y. Central,
Pacific Mail, Northwestern and Indiana Central
There was quite large business but prices gener-
ally, though weak, did not tall more than 4 frac-
ton There seems doubt that Drew closed his
glJiu0l share contract in Erie and intimated that
his assistance could be obtained for an upward turn
in the stock. The short interes. throughout the
Inst Is very large, which will help the purpose Of
the bulls. The whole marEet was a trile better at
the cl0se.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

YorNa LADIES Scuo0L-We are glad to learn
that seh55. for young ladies i to lie opened ia
Burlington by Or and Mn Louis Pollens Of
This city This will surply wsnt which has
been strongly .e.t by many parents in hi. yici1
i.y, since the closing a. Mrs. Uorces,er's school
Prof Po'len- needs 10 introduction 90 many Of
our reaicrs lie mas been resident Of Burling-
ton fo- several years. during which he has been
principal Of Gle High -cAo1'. ani instructor in
Modern Languages ia the University. lie IS
known - an accomplished scholar, and AZ
teacher who adds experience and capacity to very
high conceptions of the.rsspoasibiiues and duties
Of HE noble profession. Ms Pollens is slso an
experienced ana conscientious instructor Their
aim is 70 establish school which shall be
second to none Of its kind, in al essential par
ticu.rs For such school there is clearly an
opening sul demand in Burlington. Snd We
vish them al success II their undertaking 4
formal Announcement VII sppear in our aiyer-
tising couuns.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

Has AEalyED--Dr. Hall. Of New York. who Las
never ialed curing the otst severe cssss OF siam
mtr5Hy or NfunviHy, has arrived at AmsRi,Ax
iloIEL, Burlington where he may be consulted free
OF charge. for few days. Gail as soon as YOU soc
thls notice AnT lot the Doctor cure you Remem-
Der the Doctor will remain but "A short time
Aug S-d5wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

III roU FEEL dull, despoEdent, drowsy, debilitated,
nave frequent headache, mouth tastes badly, poor
appetite; and tongue colted you are suffering from
torpid LIVER or 'Biliousness." Nothing will you
50 speedily and permanently as DR.. Perce's Golden
Medical DlscOVery.-GG wkratIt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

Tie recent raius sssiieI the Barton ard Pss-
fumPsie r.ysrs 40 tina; they oyera5wed their
blaka in oc,ea1; and Caledonia counties to a
fearful extent, sveeFiug Of large quantities Of
hay cut in the intery.les.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

Mr.. E. Root, of Shelburn Point, ,od to Geo.
4. Conner, the other day, a veal calf, eight
weeks old, weighing Z6S pounds, for SlC0s.
The dressed weight wac 10 pounds
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

Jacob Caakiiag, carpenter, while At wora On
Shepard, p,yis N Cos mil, or Friday afer-
no1a, fell TO The ground sni Was severely IN
i1rei On the head, sn3 SEQ burt intensity. lie
q le-nrweiI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

IN Republican Nirrory in y rth faro
lima.
NV York, August =
The following iesfstches were received to-
Jay
RALEIGH August =
To Gen Geo II Sharpe.
It now conceded by all parties that Caldwell
has Carried the State by 500.
lsiguet) A.w. suArrrn
TIE SEws tTIL. EETTER
To the Republican State Committee:
We have carried the State beyond tie shadow
ofdoub,. The democrats ,T give UP the FIGHT
(Signei) J.H. WARWICK.
TIE GENERAL nEsULr-A LEPuBLIcAy VICTORY
CONCEDED.
4 special rom Raleigh to the Telegram pri-
vate letter received by both partie, hi, morn
ing from the Vest make the election ofC,ld-
well BY a small m,j1rity certain Merrim,n
comedies the election. The counties in the Wet
still to he heard from are reported az giving re-
publican gsiue, which virtually decide, the con-
test There is shown f5r ,he election of Hughes,
Dem, for Lieut. Governor. as Bragien. republi-
can, runs far behind Caldwell The legislature
is close Tie Congressman are FIVE democrats
and three republican.
WILMINGTON, Il. C., Aagu,t 7-Robe.on
precinct in Brunswick county has been thrown
cut On account Of iniorm1litier and frauds. This
gives Merrimaa tn o!licial msiorty Of three vote,
in brunswick county.
THE OFFICIAL RETURN. 1000 REPUBLICAN MA
JoRITY
RALEIGu, n C., Augu,t The oiIicisl re-
turns gre nezrly .ll in. The western counties
having been heard from except Asbee and
Yancy, Caldwell lie elected ny about 1000 ma
jority The democrats claim that there hs. been
great fraud, snd it ia thought that the election
will be contested. The republicans will hold /.
jubilee tomorrow night. The excitement has
suhsdei aud tie democrats receive the news Of
their defeat quietly.
THE LATEsT-2, 900 REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY.
NEW YORK, August The National Repzb-
/ lean committee has ordered the firing of loo
! guns here tomorrow in honor Of the result in.
/ North Csrolins Their Dispatches claim 1000
republican majority.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

IN BANKBUPTCY.-Dstr Of Vermont, sat
4 Newport, this 5th day Of August. AID. ls72.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
mcnt as assignee u the Bankrupt Estate Of Asahel
Holmes q "ood5:cck. IN the County ofWndsor. and
State Of Vermont, within said District. who has been
atIui-ed A Bankrupt uDon Creditors petition By
the Dstrict Court OF said District.
To whom ID may concern.
LUCIUS ROBINSON. Assignee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09
BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

The Republicans Of Middlebury have organic
ella Grant and WiIson club, With Gov Stewart
as President
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

AGKnIs WASTED 10 canvass for THE LIFE OF
hcNhh hlLSoN,' BY JUDGE RUSSELL, and Rev.
ELIAS NAsoS,-ths only edition published with
Mr. WILSON'S approval. Now is the time 10 make
money 3. b. RUSSELL, Publisher, Boston li1ss.
July 5-sdSwlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

S. ALl,ss B-rEB NsREcc There Was =
good demand Tor lsir grades On Tueslay, aud
common grades we're DUH a. ] b TO Isc NELL
um 8. good, 30 TO -;s; choice, 70 10 go select
ca .uas - 90 $50.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

IT Is MARK OF the unsuccessful man. that ne in
Varlaoly LOCKS his stable door when the horse has
heea stolen This sort Of vision thinks abou,
hollly health until It is gone. But Just much a
any disease has become seated, the power
oil the system 70 resist and throw it en- Is
weakened hence tiMc Is all important. For DIS.
pepsla all diseases of the liver. stomach SIX n and
kidneys ami all that begin in Initiated blood do not
WAT until the trouble Is confirmed. hut attack IL by
a timely use Of Dr. WALXkR's CALIFORNIA VINE
GAR BiTTERS. July 1s-4dtvlv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

rrr The trtc tfc-- ana q -l--.
ASorEB LIsrnAL FAL~EHoou NAHzD---in
the las; issue Of the Burlington Dc@3e-ai I no
tee /, stated thst out of vote Of 81 Ut Under
bill Center 43 were f1- Greeley AMI Brown NO
such vote was ever taken The renort hai i-s
origin IN the statement ola "B1st0n drumtaer,
himself Grant man, mSie in sport At Cam
bridge, while Offering to bet 500 TO SO thst
Grant would carry New FORK in November-aud
no takers st thst odds I am happy to say that
in = circuit Of three miles shout Unierhni Cen
ter there il not ono Greeley Republican, while
there are numbert-in fact, mort # the reading
ani thinking Democrats who can't even say
with the Ohio msn, "YeE, | suppose shall hsYc
to vote for old Greeley, ID him. They scs
open in their opposition to him
The statement in the Democrat, is Ike most
Of the stories Of accessons to the Greeley party,
ectirely false, and, Mr.. Editor, We wish 1t die
tinctly understood that to q man the kepubl-
cans Of Underhin are true TO the old tine pTin-
ciples Of the party, and We don't consider GTsut
a Jonah whom j; il necessary TO throw over.
VoTEa-
Uuderhiii Centre, Vt, Aug. 3, 1872
The shove comes to US from well informed
sni rcfporsible source
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

VEG EriSE is not stimulating bitter which creates
hetitous appetite, but gentle tome which assists
nature TO restore the stomach 10 a healthy action.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

Dr.. ]. ]. Tobias, took place Sunday, and ws'
attended by a large number Of sym7athiEing
friends. Mrs. Tobias wss the Oldest daughter Of
". {. Greene, ESQ, Of this city. and her early
circle Of friends hud acqu.int2nces. 60
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

The Milton Republicans had glorious meet
ing Saturday evening. Geo. A Ballard Of
Fairfax ana L. Z Lawrence Of this city address
cd large sul;sac. and much enthusiasm pre-
vailed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09
3jeOal gutires.
GEORGE sAxroNs, ESTATE.

kTE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been sp.
w pointed by tho Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to
receive. examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons. against the estate of George Saxton,
late OF Shslhurne, in said District. deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the day Of the date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose we DO therefore hereby give notice, that We
VII attend TO tho business Of cur appointment at
the residence Of Mrs. George Saxton, in sheburne,
in'sad District. the LIST Wednesdays Of September
and January and next at 10 O'Clock A. N. on each CT
said days
Dated this a1th day Of July A u. ls72.
EDGAR NASH lf-.r,i,sior.-.
ABEL d. WHITNEY, NO''i-