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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-21
9dgtr nuo milo(16t.
Cine gr3atiuus aus ben weNfalii4eu @ebirsen
EBurttsun9.l
Tricori6 @hmctttcr.

uno wpW beourftsn lie eiaes lol9'
treueu Sdug9eiites, Der linen BALI, ibz
re junse Qtebe stbeim ;u balten. 5dtte
cer Yater etnen iibsrn Mnbaltepunft
sebabt, Ger beitdti9te, pas er Ysrmutbez
te, uno mas ibm Der c}dser timer uuo
immer wieter ;%uraurts pas Mdpden
bdtte einen {dmeren Stano 9ebabt.
Cir eiuen Wilprieb bdtte It lteter cine
Rusel bereit sebalteu, als feline Godter.
Uiuste fe cod 10 ldou manh' boyte5
8ert iber ben Naselsbof unp BEN jun
asn tausr b5ren, rae ibr ttsi In Die
Seele ldnttt, sumal wsnn Ger Sdser eaz
bel rrar. Ger feline Jreuee earlter taum
uutercrudsn tonnte. sic fiblte, Ger
Vater war nidt gut ouf Nassls ;u
lpreden LIEF CT re6 iusar, cbne paf
man einen 0runo wubte, pl6glib feline
Ttloer uidt metr pom Jiaseisbauer,
lonoern pom &rcnennirtb beiteueu. Gr
mar cemleIteu ai6t boic, Gas mar flar,
aber iie wuete nidt naruu. IS lag
pie etn Zip auf ibrcr Seele, Ie lit
lidtItd carunter, uno ea5 UNI 10 msbr,
% fe an itrsr Wlutter feline StlBe
fanp. Yei b,r war aampcr 9abn i'm
4orbe, uuo penn tie au1 sartfublenp
aenus mar, eenielten Der Ge9tsr nibt
seraoe3u aufrrdusen uno auflprsdsn ~
rouen, 70 lief Re cod ibre Weinuna an
allen Gden uno Gacen ceutli9 eenuA
eurdideinsn.
Ginmal, als Der Slater NAL mieoe1
aber Raaels losfubr, hattie fte reren
partei essrITsn une iie oertbetoist; eo
mar ceun nas 0emi,ter lossebredsn
NIT Donuer une Elis, es ,rarcn borts
Norts sefausn iter renjunaen gauern,
re tie aber ntd,t retltanc, unp aeeen fit
is!bit, wsnn ie |id an Cen Men|dsn
oiuae. yie uao uiumer tperee er cae
ruieen. Was iouie raraus rcsrcen ?
Bire Niles Elm sutes Gnee nsbmen
IN eisifu tan9sn Wepaufsu ftanD fiji
cit i'nnenp "a uno manaer 5eufiel
entsans iib Der roasnren Sruf. DrG.
lie BETTE nod; prffnuns 1T ia auers
mcgee bic Besleiterin Der 9iete.
Ias Oct Sdaer Sampsr feline Nalt
caSwtiAen 9sbabt> poppn mar iis ubsrs
,eu9t, unp oaber mid tie tbm aus, mc
lie nur inner fonnte. Gr lhien bline
su lsin se9sn eie8etadtuus, Die le tim
tewiss, taub 9esen Gle ldayien Borts
womit ile ietae Acknowledgment Neeeu
beautwurtete ; aidie ldisu Jpn au be,
rlbren ; ct lief li6. ME man laet, MID
meg ld!aSen. Stets ralle!be au,d9li@'
9ddeln, itet6 eieielbe fdmci9elnp!
breunclibfeit.
Nter mas bate tbr @ater cenn ae:
gen Sobaun? Barum mubte lie 70 pf
@orte binunterihluden, Gle parauf be-
re&nst idienen. ibre junse eiete III sr.
it.den? Woraue lhlpe. cenn Ter 8ater.
oab fe it@ gut ruoren? 6ie wuete tsts
ne f@ere Mntpurt. @oR Der Gntsed>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-21
Der IS q b r r.

Gie Germebrung Der Ginwanocruna
ycn Traufueih aus mar nabc5u 2OO
prcseut, ee tetrua ndmlid Rte 3ahl
rer gtumaneerer 93l7 in 1872 9eaen
1897 in 1871. @enn, rpte bebauptet,
ras rurhldnittlide Term6sen Der Gin
panosrer $3.50 tetrdat. tann murce
pas NatipnolsermSaen I'M ueraoIenen
Sabre UNI $66, 763,800 Yermebrt, wabz
reno Ter 9elammte 5fonomilhe Wertt,
UNI rel1en unier 2ano uno Yolt be-
rethert murcen, nieS uume Don $685.
844,800 erreidt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-21
. I; futIlft0n II.
Hufmnattraug.

81 aiett Elm filler Gusel
Dur1 bieles Gtbealanb,
Gum 1ro(f fir Greeamdnsd
Sal i'm Der 5err seIanbt.
Sn iein.m Bid 1T 8rieeeu
llus milce, fanfte 5uho 5;
8 fels' ibm tets bisnieeen,
lem Gnsel BET 0eoule.
Gr flbrt bi9 INNER treuli&
Dur& aQes Grbenleih.
unb rebet 10 erfreuIt1
Sou elmer ld1nern ,1sit.
l1ub wiQR Du saus osr3aset,
9at It bod suteu Mutb;
Gr bilft has 3reu; Dir t.a9eu,
uao maat no& Niles gut.
Gr mddt III inner Webmutt
Dea berblten 5eelsn(amer,.
Tub taudt in (tille Demutb
Das unsefume 3er3.
Or madt bic ini1re Stunbs
Allmdblih pieoer bell;
St betlet isee @uabe .
0sptb, spean aut ni9t f9netl.
Gr iiirnt ni9t Teineu Tbrdneu,
Weuu ct Did trTasu ptll :;
Gr ia helt ui9t Oeiu Eebuen.
9iur madt ers fromm uus till
llno toenn tn Sturmes- Ioben
Du s~peifelno fraaii: Warum2
Damn beutet er uad rben,
&ilo lddelnb. weat AUDI furs..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-21
nno IN Golee Don Naners* uno eeta<

nnp in Golee pom Nanere* uno 2rtaz
ticnsperdnoeruneen 1879 Yofmeiter.
Da5 Sytem Ger fofenfreteu Wtliez
feruna Der Brisfe mar I'm lesttn Sabre
In So Der bauptldhlidten Stipte nit
zen iclsenoen @elammtreluitaten in
Operation Wn,abl Der Brieftr1aer t.
443: yotbriefe abseltefert 33O03 1913.
:3eituugen abaeliefert 36G27.368;
Srieft e%inselammslt 115,117321 ;
3etrae Der 0ebalte rey Brieftrdaer einz
ldlieblid Neteuaus9aben 81 385 $685.
76; porto fir 9otaIpoaiadeu $9O7,z
351,93.
Die Nn;abl Ter trdbrenb tes lebten
Sabres in Gem Bureau fir unbeteuz
bare 9riefe einsesanssnen 8rtefe war
wte fplst:
Jnlanetlte..."...... 966. ia
Pa Gu
@eiammt-a n3abt..
Die Mn,abl Der in 8etrieb tefnctis
den MoneysS rrerz Sffccn 1T 2,775,
cine 3unebms ron 1923, Der Oclammt.
wertb $2,573,349; ausseteute Srores
$48.5l6 522,72; msbr auseeiteut als
teiablt $95,887,7 rs, mas ben Betraa
rer no@ aus ltebenoen Srpres ausmadt.
Gtnuabmen Der polmsiiter fir Weloz
|Srrres uno Yrdmien $350,490.d9;
Yetrietsfofsn res Sylteme 1924, ST.
60 allo $105:97777 pentse: a!s sie
Ginnatmen. Wit Ger S6wei; Orcbs
brttaunien unb Granfrsid 1T eas Yutz
orpresS ytem in etfplareidem @anse.
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Poetry.
BYA Al nERkL REPUBLIC


TTbe c,llowiny sentimental ode was prepared by
very liberal poet for the occasion Of hr. oIeeiey
y,sit T. Poston. but mistakins an excursion party
going g. rshant 70: the e9rtege oi ous i Iate5
Gr.rtbr e failed TO reach the Parker house untl
the ,ssIvit e. ov, r ana another heN
ure" uad .e1a m7de- IS u was ~ IA = - -
nrivats reacier. TO unsYthlrized Use should DC
made q II
Oh Horaoe dear Horace. o. better % pack
You're wanted, fear, % the arm 5000,
You'll wear UursulI cut Il ytu Keep On IN : 'acA'
And surely We WISH Gu no marin.
You know 'sixty years nave follel Over p-i-ie w.
You've told Us 30 many times Ger
So Horace dear ii arsce, jos, take % } our bed
anc make uch lon, visits 10 more.
Go hOIe! 20 home
Oh Horace, dear Horace, 20 home
Dear I.orare we fear that yUg're given to s-a T.
Whose nature you cannot well hide -.
Vo- aid YOU were going out Just for some e-AAs'
We're a raid tina. you went at hig3 toe. ,,oo5
Nov Rhode Island clans they VIII doyou no sOo''
We well know the state OF the case ia.
yop;d Setter have stayed a. your home ehoppins
Than to run on a poor Wild goose chase.
60 home 20 home etc.
And then you must come to you, , old naive S'A'
cfconrss ali must now that you held IN your pa'e
Far other and different encs.
For straightwsy you sing poiitcai 'u1s'
pI ID tsase Sbo'ye heard bass On tie New York III
tune, , 80 ,..
Say your tenor was really " too thln
Go home 20 home, etc.
Now Horace. dear Bcrace. you really dot't play
Tho rols. of philsnthropist well
Insf sfick 10 the sty ie that you're used To- anu 73
What you wish IN a way that viii tell. 49,.
Dorit give US that twaddie about grow NJ CD
Drop the life thsts nov nearing its close;
non't say you regret you were once free AID no--'
Rut tell u al once what you knows
Go home 20 home, etc.
ps-hat s II is well for you OFT 70 repeat
What YOU know about Iaising house
That those who help raise il can l0ok ior 8 uct''
If hey will not make any rows
There vas noone dull but be Enes wAst j meant
When vou frst brought that story 90 veS-
And Of course il viii take. ior We have kcoA s1h-
Pr aupointments AND Offices too.
~ home 20 ho.ne, etc
1, Is scarcely worth while for you longer to eve
On Ylsr fiud ard benevolent parts,
For man that's been know here so long ana SO VOL
,'arit conceal whence the sentiment Starts
10 ..sosfen asueriticsn take TO more pains
Wereally don't think i vii pay 800.
And nov If sou ltve us and hope Tor great -slh''
Oh gu icSly 20 home aud there siey
Go home 90 home
Oh ul7lce dear Horace, go home
-E1sf1n Adterfisfr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-30

a 7 S.EwABT's HoTEL-Mr 4. 7. Stewart
il owner Of the Grand Union Hotel. lie bought
3; lsst spring. To nan Of his aoquisitive dir
position should say that he purchased a real
luxury when be laid cut that $3.50 coo. Ia adj
diuon TO receiving very handsome interest on
his invested capital in TIE shape Of rent, be has
the luxury Of trsverting the piSzzss, the halls
tnd corridors Of HE own hotel, and seeing the
hundreds Of ihourauds Of dolisrs worth Of his
own dry goods which h.rg from the fair shoul-
ders Of Mr.. Breslin's guests. Could auy sight
be more enjoyshle-mcre piqusnt to a true lover
Of dollars and cents? Mephistopheles could
scarcely have known more exquisite enjoyment
while watching " Fsust, than would the arch
dealer in silks and ss.ins in seeing cup Of COT
fee or = sherry cobbler thrown over one thout-
and dollar costume. The sensation would be
delicious -SGrGt0ya Letter.
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wuI;.;erS ai.d Slate ROcsefs,
ALSO. wsoLEslLz DEALERs IN
RIO FIN G S l. \ I r.
Conner Maple and chsmplain Sis.

Having he'd many years expcrieace as beli1''
and Skaters, and being familiar win 'he uine' 'H'
kinds OF Rocfns, feel confident Of beng aoie u
do wors t. the perfect satisfaction of orr customers
We have opered SLATE YARD Wnere We
shall keep la-s tex of Slate from different guar
riss embracing all the best sizes, qualities anu
eo,ors. We employ only the best WoTkIh'n' anu
cive our personal supervision to al work.
As Carpenter and Builders re have h-d a iSls
eypsripco in every variety Of work, and shall nov
hesitate to make contracts for building alter any
style Of architecture ,.....,
orders or inquiries. by mil in person. solicited
April 25- satkwtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-30

A STANDARD Preparation, endorsed hy ths most
reliable Physicians. aud ils as.oui1liar curative
power attest-d by ~ -usou who have uscl L.
70 is a sure- quick remedy :or eu cirlasos o. The
Urinary Organs existing n raio or female. Irrita-
ton or Inflammation Of The Kidneys snt Bladder.
Gravel, Diabetes, Reddish odimsut in Urine, n ok
Cloudy Urine, Mucus and Involuntary Discharges
from Urethra, Retention cr i1eo- ti1slco Of Urine.
Chronio Catarrh Of bladder, an ali Chronic Maia-
dies OF the Uriro-GeDital O--ars.
FOR s9lo b Gl brussists and dealers In Medicine
everywhere. ECy i5--,ieodSgiy
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5000 to 10 cleared in August, by one Agent
CZOO wanted Tow, to sell GRANT \ WILSON
and GREELEY < BROWN CHARTS Just what
people Will buy Also BEsT NEW NsGLASD TowS
ssIP MAP, world at one View" and our Oval Steel
kngrsvings. New Button Hole Cutter and Sewing
silk AMI Linen thTecd. Apply at once. Agents
Headquarters. d. L. GUERNSEY. Pub. Concord,
n. H., Boston, Mass.-Aug 5-td&vi"
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1879. NEW 1872.
STAGE ARRANGEMENT
Daily Line Between
NEWPORT ANO RICEFO2

On and after Nay %, lS72 shall a Daily Line
ofStsges between Newport and Rishford, leaving
Newport every morning, with the exception Of
Monday, at o'clock, aud arriving at Rcrford in
seas N for the afternoon trains for ST. Adams and
other points North and Wess
Leaving Richiofd every ni9rninE, with the excep-
ton OF Monday, at 10 O'Clock, and arriving az New
port In season Tor the night express tran,-Pull-
mans Sleeping Cars atigcAsd,Lor Boston. and.
also in season for night ira for Montreal.
As tn is to he made Dr.. ciass line shall en-
ploy none but experiecef aad carcicl drivers and
all Express Packages will - tason care OF and pro
perly delivered.
II. BEAN. Proprietor.
Newport, Vt, June II w3m
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< FLFTCHERs GRIsT AND FLoURIN6 hILL
-, and dwelling House, new and 10 good repair.
Also Wood Lot near by. Also small Farm with
coed buildngs-can be bought Low. Inquire Of
S. FLETCHER,
At The Mil.
uines5ursh. Vt Aug. 22i-w6w
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Ore by one she years are rolling,
Rolling downward toward the end
Phantom bells are softly tolling,
AS the years their stories send.
Storytelling Of our pleasures,
Telling OF cur troubles, too
boarding up cur recoTd-treasureS,
Bot old time tells always true.
orc by one time prints the wrinkles,
On tie forehead, sometimes fair
And with dextrous hand, he spriakles
Threads or silver in the hair.
One by one, we meet our troubles,
One by one, our pleasures come
Sometimes every burthen doubles
But we're Away nearing home.
N. Y. Com. L9rerfis
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WANTED.

ENOUGH GOOD MEN TO thoroughly canvsss the
II whole State. for The New Book on DAIRY
FaRwIyC PRACTICAL DAIRY HUSBANDRi,"
BY X. a. WILLARD, A. NJ. A book Of great value
to every dairy farmer. Specified and exclusive
territory gwen Terms Liberal Address.
e WHITNEY General Agent.
kuo-v4x Milton, VT
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IL COURT ST., BOSTON.
T1tHIlY DYING AND CLEANSING in sll its
i branches Send your goods II Express,
directed as above; will DO rcmpty returned and
entire satisfaction guaranteed.
-KsragussED 30 VANS
Agents for Burlington Lyman Allen.
nt--nL L. m
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C.RN FOE SALE.

rae ACRES, six miles fran Essex Jurcticn. On
100 the Milton road. H0rse-tenm. Dairy oi
twelve cozs, goo cords Of wood, 20 sugar naples,
coed apple orchard, plenty Of water. abundant out
house. Terms easy. NELoON hfLLOd6.
Essex VT, Aug. I6, lS72-wt
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t.,,t-.rn o. ise chose Tonic z .-1rs .ler u1 c7-
For IuGammutory and Chronic Rhcuwa-
tl-u and Cont, Dyspepsia or Indi-c~iioH.
Billions, Rcmittent aud lutcrmitteut lr-
ver-. Disease Of the Blood, Liver, Hid
ucys and bladder, those Biftcrz have
successful such Diseases arc ca1zel .g Withheld
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Daufhp & Go.'s advertisements.

a. Is-.. So lr-a.- CAL. aaI % Ce.als street, 8, B..
MILLIONS Bear Testimony TO thcir
Wonderful Curative Effects.
They are not a vile Fancy Drink, Aal, 90 Poor
Ram, whisky, Proof spirits and Refuse
Iiauors doc,orod spiced and sveetened % s17a Dbl.
taztecaled TONES" ''Appctizers, 'lc't1-7-s, &C.,
thatleld the tipr,cr on % drunkenuesF a- lil- 10
atr-e Medicine r1ade from thc native Roots and Ia
ofCai.ssruia. free from all Alcoholic >timu-
limits. They are the GREAT BLOOD Pt ri
TIEH and 4 LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
n rerrs-t Renovator and lgvr1rst1r 90 CID s -aH,
c--virroif al pois1nous matter and r5-lrir-f l
TO q healthy condition. No person can t.s t.-a .-
tors according 90 directions ard refra.a long 7e..
,r1vileI thor bones are not destroyed ~ r1
pois1uor ether means, and t'' v..'l '.a
beyond tic pou. 70 repair.
They arc n Gentle PGrsatiyc a. ,reu asa
Tonf~. possessing. alb. clio peculiar --0rt .
esaroe..rfrl agent ir relieving Car-e-- 0- '.a
nation Of tfe Liver and a.l 'i.eF .--er7l Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS. ir7.---
al married o--ine., ot tHe dawn ol a1r.rl.1 ora.
Tie t-rn o. l.sa, chose Tonic ,.-1rs have u1 c7
For Iuiiammutory and Chronic Rhcu0na-
ti-m and Cont. Dyspepsia or Indi-c-fiou.
Billions. Rcmittent and IHtcrmiueut Fr-
ver-. Disease Of the Blood, Liver, Hid
ncys and bladder, chose Biucrs have
successful such Diseases arc c.nsel by Hiti1tcd
HIoot. which IS generally pr1luc"I p -.----
o. the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGE-TioS- H ..
ache. Pain iu tlc shoulders, Ca1-s Z -..-.7f m -
Cae.t. Dizziness. S1r- E---ta-o-5 % te Stomach.
Bad Taste iu the Mouth. Bilious Attack r-a'-.a
the Heart. Inflammation Of 3D., l-r-s. Pain 1 chen.
=ious Of the kilnsIs, au- q hui.i--i o-a.- l1i-.
toms. a7s the o. q-ia-s of uys0e7s.a-
They i1vi-orats tLe Stomach and st1 1f. ''. f.--
Liver and Bowels. which re-iar .su l -1el
efficacy cleansing Tie l.1oi 81 Oh 1l- as. -.- -
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LISTENERS HEAR NO GOOD OF
THEMSELVES.

CTOP YOUR caves DRoPPING-Just Received.
> lGOOO feet Fave TroUghs, which with new
way of adjusting them make them excellent con-
ductors. They will he sold at reduced prices Also
a new assortment OF fruit ard other Ladders.
A. g. LUCAS,
Aug. l6-62tGw4t 81 Church Street.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that application
y will he made TO the next Session Of the Legis-
lature Of Vermont, for 4 Charter for G Railroad
from some point in the town Of Essex, running
thence through such towns as may be necessary to
a point on Lake Champlain, in the City of Burling-
ton ct in the vicinity Of said city. Also, 70 amend
the Charter Ct the Northern Vermont and Lake
Champaign Railroad Company. SO that said roSd
may be bullt 10 Lake Chemplain from its present
western tsrmirses IN Essex.
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TEA! TEA! !

We have re.iaesd tae prices Of all cur grades Of
TEA FIFTEEN CENTS per poucd, and have some
GOOD bargains. ou' stock is large, ard we eaa
duplicate orders FOR customers.
WESTON, JONES 4 BROS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-30

NOTICE is given that an application will be
II maze to the next Session Of the General Assem-
bly, q the state Of Vermont for analteraton in the
charter Of the Northern Vermont and Lake IMAM
plaio Railroad So that said railroad may be built
from Cambridge through Fairfax and Westiord to
Essex Centre e-N5H
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-30
Medieal.


Dyspepsia. Heart Burn. Liver Complaint.
and Loss Of Appetite curcI ay :tein5 Cd i''
bottles.
LassituGc. Low Spirits anl shaking @ea-
sation cured at once.
Eyuptions. Pimplcs. Bloichcs. and a.l l1'-
purities of the blood. bursting through 1872
skin or otherwise. cured readily hy l9i'n-.-
ing the directions on the bottle
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Uc~al,-
mcnt invariably cured. One Bottle wi.I COM
vince the most skcpticai.
HORNS expelled from the system Win
out the least difficulty. Patients si-ll ri'. g
from this prevalent disease Will sec . mar
ed change for the better in their condition
after taking one bottle. Morsa oiiilcui-lDs
are more prevalent than is gcacrally sup
posed in the young. and tfcF Will AAt lAr
Quaker Bittcrs sure remedy.
Nervous Difficulties, Negr,s'a &c,
speedily relieved.
Information. SwcllCl Joints and all ~rro-
fllar Affections removed or greatly gee
licycd by this invaluable medicine.
bronchitis. Catarrh. Convu'-io ions. aaJ l,y-
sterics cured or much relieved.
Difficult Brcahing. Pain IN Tie Lung.
Side and Chest almost invariably cGrr3 tt
taking few bottles o. Tie Quaker lii.iei-.
III Difficult Female Deuu@rnoHt7. 'a'-
most invariably caused lr Fluiall'a oi I'D"
ladies yield readily to f.i.5 invaluable -lle.-i-
cine-the Quaker Batcrs.
IN Impurities or the BLOOD and diseases
incident 10 the Same always ctg0t br t-r
Quaker Bittera, " t;a-. % ---aidm5 10 eA1
directions.
The Igc5 ful in tie Quaker Bites just
the article they stand iu need If b. their de-
Ginning years. u guin--.l- tie blood tNl
cheers the mind. and p4yes tie passage
down the plane Inclined
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-30

l.-Att.'i lfliAA- VI 44l Nhi.f lIIilH villa
'OrniC i'autonfnc
II Nl'.A ihr three Clowns aad ail tAc Ladies and
Gentlemen oitLc Company viii appear.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-30

This road Is located through the riches, al- I, --
pOpulous port.an OF the state q v tieoa'.l. ~
miles arc air adv finished, eqlippcd ara TAl I- Is
terest fiom local business alone iae 49, .l.
iron Is Low being lsii q tho te Of hsl a -.'-'
day.
The Bonus are T. sued AT the vase 81 '',-'
Sis,cOO per IaIic upon tEs Road '"''
finished AMI equipped.
They bear interest at the rats S per eelt I'm
nun. pay able June and December, FREE %. -
ERNMEHT TAX, ard arc offered itr TIC .i'
at % and Gecrusd interest.
SaIable securities taken in exchange az fhc i A''
rate, and any further Information iCTuis-i-e '-'
picaiion personally, or hy letter
GREENLEAF. MORRIS = CO"
No. Sc ExcuAStE PLACE. Ne" iohH'
aug 6-fd&H6w
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NOTICE.

PPLICATIoN will be msde to the General As
a sembly of the State Of Vermont, al its next
Session to mske the River the Town Line between
jericho AID Wiilis.On. wSt
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srRAyrn o.. srn,-ry

STRAYED or STOLEN.
ERoM THE FARM OF CaAs. O PRINDLF,
Il in Charlotte, August 8 h. q light YellOz Cow,
threesyesrs old. with short tail. Any information
leading 10 her recovery viii be suitably rewarded.
MEADER GARVA.
Charlotte VT, August l5-w3t
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hAAAaa-a+' % aalf-A-H
f.on. C.. " Willard, ". c., was nex; intro
Gu-ed, He declined 20 say more than word or
two By ssy Of application Of the truths Alresiy
uttered. Our contest he;e is in Sep'ember The
ef.rts Of our opponents are confined 10 An at
tempt t. lesssu cur majority in cur State elec-
tic1, in order that they may make capital out Of
cur remissrets. IL other s.aies This Il what this
rsil Of Eira;rick, and other coalition orators
in our STATE mesns. To defeat IL, We Only need
% poll oar full vote. Lis observation IN " lad
cor, Csleicui., Washington, Lsmoiiie sEl ether
counties hs1 satisfied him HAT Grae,eyism sm0ug
the republicans ESs confined 20 few dtsTpont-
Cd men. The Iepub'i.sn L-rsCs viii stsni ty
the republican ticket.
Bat it is hard to get oct cur full strength.
The largest vote ever cast 10 the State vas 5s,-
600, Of which tie republicans east nearly 4l,e00
votes There cannot be less than 1900 v0ters
10 cur State The NEST slueuine Greeley mar
has never estimated their vote AZ over ., 900.
Tiih Poll Of 7O.015 votes We can he sue Of
59ooo naj,riiy. Le., then, lie verdict q Yer
mont go forth, with the emqarsis q such q
usilrlry, 80 he declaration q = Statc hat from
frat 20 lstt lar tCen isIe 10 republican T7incl-
pes K.Tsys ates3y, brave AID tue, Arrays
holding izs- e. i,s motto cf Freedom and
Unity," slw17a ERIN for Justice ana gglal rights
We have tha5t-ih.t Hl;h these We cEE lave
conc. .a-i17 ari f5sce; r. the others u'.zt come
fra. 70 fs.1-s this, .st every nan BE com
Litte1 ST. sss Inst tac iaI vote Of ihe party Is
lied 5- u-,E iIcm next Iucs11-. Let the
r-ca OF Is-4e..'e come up 90 tie WORK with even
mere tasu ,.-;r usua, crthGI'asn, md their
county shs,. lead Tie republican column.
Mr. willard ,2ose very briefly BAL with true
e,c.ucuoa. HIS ssifi.rg ,zaoljatioa formed 4
sting c,cse Z. she s1e,Aas aai sitter more
music by ,hc lazis, v-;e Of Asuk- 20 tie
speakers, sBi three raus:as cheers an tiger
f.r C-.u. ana g-i'so7, Tie meeting adjourned.
T. vea "a the vso'5. aadia rF.ic Of eli drsF-
backs. gram re1-.re. az! 'il ls7o s.rcrS
elee, On fine ssa7sse. TIC scfptHclus Of Is
l9Te seen % be ihotouel'y aroused; Ueetiags
F -.e tei7F hsi5 IL svs-~ ;-Fn, which everywhere
outnru6.r fys O., clc she hin and spir.lsss
gatherings e. hs G.s-lcy..lr, aEl il tie eutausi-
ssm c0at'uu-t sing a; the pras-ut rate til
election, any ot-ar county which means 90 be the
banner county for Grant, vii htv- 10 lock
/ sharply to It's lsuro.s.
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Mills, Saw Mill GTist Mills, Marble Mills, Slate
5iills Paper Mills, Heavy Forgings and Bolts
for Boats and Bridges, Patent Stone Dig
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srs, Steam Engi-ss, Boilers and
Pumps, Iron Fence and Rail-
Lays, Iron Erast CEEti1gr.
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STEAM AND GAS FITTINGS
or ALL kTEDs,
Leather aid Eu5tST Esiiiay and Eos,
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Pstsrt Steam pxeEirg, horss's Twist Drills, Corlis
Engines, and Wortb;nyton's Pumps
Pionssr Buildings. Burlington, VI.
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