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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19
By Telegraph.
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By Telegraph.
New orb Market.
Ezw YORK. July H..
2 COTTON &c lever End quiet; sales 1870 tales
midding uplsnds n, 81.
FLOUR unchanged sales $50 hrls; State 25dD
rs; Southern 50 II o.. round hoop Oi..o ~
a so; Western 75dDS IS
GRAIN Wheat dull and slightly in buyers
favor. Sales 1880 b-shels mo. / spring / 81
"a l So; No. 2 A. 6 - in store; win.
ter red western / 60 40 l 65; white Nich'
gan 20 % l -. Corn opened dull and closed
dull and heavy; steamer m Ie1 western % "a G.,
sail 81, 20 81. Oats firme-, sties 5000 bGshels
Ohio 46d43; Western ifDi5.
BEEF dull.
PRoVISI0NS-FOrk lower; new mess 70 5ndi3 BIS
Lard heavy new steam az sHs!. Butter dali,
State 22AN.
WHISKEY dull st 92kMs3
RICE quiet st a.
SUGAR firm; Muscoyado sia9. rein NJ si9
81.
COFFEE easier. Rio Is s16ist.
M0LASSES dull.
TURPENIINE :rm at Al.
RosIN quiet 1T } 0liJ3 05 for Strained.
PETROLEUM. quiet uds Y a III refaing p
M22t.
TALL0w steady at s.a9l.
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Sc Make vour purchases in seasuu CURING our
sale. Der Inducements 10 purchasers axe greater
than ever before nered.
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THE usAr FIELD OF 4,IxurcA
Heaisaf.I Climate, Free Homes, Good
Markets.

TtiE SOHTHERN Pacific RAIL
ROAD Offers for sale its LAne> in C.ntraI
and " esteem Minn"-..'n. cubracius. l. The
best o; Wheat Lssd ,. Excellent Timber for the
MN. the Eism and The Fro @. Ri,h Prairie ras-
taTase and ratural Meadow. Water By clear Lakes
ard running streeus-iu a uesl.hsuI Climate wae-e
Fsrer aH+ @g.s Is snkH1ion.
Grain can be shipped hsns1 by lake % tnsrke.
as chsapiy rs en- Eastern Iowa entral Illinois,
Cars VOW run through these Lands tom Lake
Superior to DakO a, Price Of land Close t. track
~ ~ 20 ssip per acre; farther 1say 80 t. kiGu
~sVcI S.afs' t-rt.iT Wa-rautse DEEDS.
Nor heTn Pacific s-BG IL ad- now seliipe- II A.
rec ised for lasd n $40 No other unc c,upi,,i
Lants p-escn. src1 advantages O. =et..ers.
SOLDit.RN uud r the New Lax Mach 1871
get 61 acres F!ttt. rcir The Ran roam. by ne and
two ear rssdeIce.
TRANSFORMATIONS AT REDUCE
MATES furnished At al principal points East to
purchasers Of Rsilroad Lands, ard to Settlers on
Government Holnestea.is. Purchasers. their wi.es
and children carried free over the Northern Pa
eiGe road Nos Is tho tine for settle-s and Colouie
70 get RAJ road Lands AMI e yernneut Homesteads
close 20 The track.
Send for rHmpI''f coatainins full Information
map, and py 81 New Homestead Law Addr-ss
LAND rEHaR-MsNr, NORTHERN PACIFIC
bAlLhHtf'. 81 fAtL MINI.
OR i2O BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
joe -Neissat dsaeow, IFS, iy
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At $ O'Clock, james b. s,aly. Cbsir.aaa Of
TIE 3er1lis.a City Committee. cslisl tae graa;
ASSEMBLY TO order and presented the following
list # officers Tdo Ws-e ul=aimogi,y elected
PREIuENr, ioE. LFvI UsrERvoop.
Vice Prcs;ie1ts His Honor Msylr l. c. Dodge
Cs. Z. = F.st, Lawrence Barnes, John =
pauaroy, Dr. H 6noz, Henry p. llickot
Hon L. r. Hard. Hon 10 j.. latch. p7. b.
s. NicAolr, a. 81 Allen, Z. W. Peek, J. =.
Kingsl.1d, y. 4. Cyomhis.
Secretaries. Capt. r H. Start, Hiram S Hart,
s, G. Peiroe, z. c. Rye,
After Hail Colunlb.s'' by the st. AIbaus
Band, Gov Underwood came forward anil said
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Farm bel? = very ss,rce AID 0Gges high
"cTe srCt fortAe. improved implements. no farm
could ray lie running expenses and support
family.
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ra Hn iiev eei well. IL IS almost itn35>,e ~ ~
vent taking cold whom The lungs diseased he 90 must
De- prevented q cannot DC effected Fresh ~
riding out especially this section Of The country 100 fl
ill and winter season are all wrong Physicians VIE
recommend that lose ther patients, I'D trr uu-s
arc badly iisease and vet because tHav are On te iass
they must not Sit down quet they must W N about ia
room much and thc strength will bctr 20 &C.,.
20 good circulation Of blood The patients must k.ep
in g,-od sprs-be determined 20 rsi well THIS h.. 4
great deal 10 DO with the appetite and the great point
To despair of cure aer suc evidence Of its possibility
In Tie worst and moral certainty Ia all others IS
sinful Dr. Seheucks personal statement The Faculty
ofiis own cure was in these modest yyords:
MANY years ago was iu tle last stages Of c0lsumr-
zion; confined to my byi and at one time my PHYSICIANS
catching NJ stra's heard oi.and oht4inei Tie pre
partitions which now offer % le public. AMI they made
perfect cure OF me- Itseemei 10 me that 1 crsi O. 4
ilIc penetrate my whole system They rpenel tie
matter 90 my lungs, and would spit mp more than PM
OF offensive yellow matter every morning for long time,
As that began To sutsiir, cough fever pains
and nsht swcats all began to leave and my appetite
became SO great that it with difficulty that colis
Keep from eating Too uucn. soon gained my s.rcgst
and have grown in flesh ever since
&c was weighed shortly after Iy recovery added tho
Doctor, 'thon looking Ike mere skeleton; ny wci-a.
only ninety seven pounds; my present wch two
Lave cunvcd uninterru pied health
Dr. Schenck has discontinued bis professional visits to
New York and Boston. He or his SON. Dr. j. H. schcack
IT. sill continue 10 patients AZ their office, No. IS
NMto3PM ". Those who wish n thorough eyarlina-
ton with the Eesproeter viii be charged s. The Res
promoter declares tie exact condition tho lungs ari
patients can readily learn whether they are durable
not
The directions FL taking The Medicines are adapted -
Tie Intelligence even % child Follow these directions
and kind Nature viii Do the rest, excepting that in some
cases the Mandrake lls 10 be taken in increased
doses; tho three medicines need no other accomplishments
than the ample Instructions that accompany thcm First
create appetite. OF returning health hanger IS the most
welcome symptom. When Il comes, il VIII come, l..
the desparng at once be Of good cheer Good blood AZ
once follows the cough loosens the night sweat is bafc
In a Short time both Of these morbid symptoms arc gone
forever.
Dr schcncks medicines arc constantly kept in tens Of
thousands Of families As laxative prrrstisc tie
Mandrake Pills are standard preparation: while the
lulmouc syrup. cure Of coughs and colds.
regarded prophy lacterc against consumption In any
Of its forms
Price OF the Pulmonc svrup and Sawed Tonic, SIS
bottle, or $40 . half dozen Mandrake PLIs, - cents
Il box Fer sale by all druggists and dealers
GEO. {. GOODWIN = CO Asssis. Bo-tca
June 27-dI4tkwlGT
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The most reliable newspaper accounts unite II
saying that there Was bat little enthusiasm IN
the Baltimore convention. This is what tie vet
erEn correspondent Of the Charleston, Is. c.
Courier, an earnest supporter of Greeley says ;
Having seen and attended nearly all the
great political meetings and national CONVEX
tionf since 1910, here and elsewhere, sm in
trath constrained to say there is less enthusiasm,
amount Of sentiment, and real nstursl vim. than
had expected. A sort Of uncertain GOODNESS IL
pspsble. There are come who don't seem TO
care much how things go.''
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Post 10 Of the Grand Army Of the Republic,
Worcester, Macs noE Plumbers alone 200 Iciive
members, sad is the largest il New England
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a fession Of The United States Circuit Court ia
to lie opened at Windsor, July 23I. The dr.
tr.et Court for Vermont viii be opened CT sicn-
is, July 18th.
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Aiphels George hI, been srre0tea for s brutal
Outrage On the daughter # Asa Msgooa, Of
South Orange, who is not expected to recover.
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TINE AND ENLIGHTENED EXPERIENCE have shown
that certain substances formerly used and relied on
n medical practice, are unnecessary AID dau gerOus;
yet some Of the these subst haze found their
way into medical compounds. DR.. WAEsEn's CALI
fORSA VINEGAR BI1TERs, however, contain nothing
Injurious being composed exclus vely Of vegetable
substances from California. For all disorders orthe
hver, kidneys. bladder, skin. aud digestive organs,
and for purify Ing the blood they are the most won
derful romedy known. Jure s1-td6ytS,
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Gabriel Patterson Of Barton was thrown hom
Die wagon, On the 30 inst, by his horse taking
fright, sal received susa seve7e internal Injuries
ia; he died il consequence or the 7th.
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The Pul-a1 Pace cars nov rsa from Nes
London, Conn, t. S4er5rook, ?. Q, slTordirg
comfort sai luxury 70 travellers CO Tia, route.
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PENTER, LUCiUs z. CHITTENDE
AND LEVI UNDERWOOD.
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PimpIes, Erupiion~. Hourh skin.

~ ne ystem being put under the inilaence Ct DR..
Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery for n few weeks,
the skin becomes smooth, clear. so and velvsty,
ana being Illuminated with the glow Of perfect
health Ilom within true beauty stands forth in ali
lts glory: Nothing ever presented 20 the public as
q nesrtiher Of the complexion ever : 20 such rat
lsi&etlon Tor THIS purpose as this Dl very. The
effects OF all medicines which operate upon the
system through the medium of the blood arc
necessarily somewhat slow, no matter how good
the remedy employed. While one to three bottles
Gear the skin OF p,Hples, blotehes, orupuoas,
yellow spots, comtdOnes or "Grubs." dozen may
Possloly be req aired TO cure some where tie
system y rotten with scrolcious virulent blood
from the common limple to the worst .crOials Is
Wth the use OF this most potent agent. only mat
var CT tune. Sod by all druggists -e0j -w1satlt
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The Brandon Manufacturing Company have
resumed work in their scale shops, recently
damaged by d-e.
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TAX PAYEKs OF CITY or EURLINGTOS, VI.
l arc hereby r0-iiat that tas Ciiy. Highway,
Schooi ard Sinking Fuad I@xts TER the ensuin.
ca, have teen piscrt in ny HAMS for collection,
to he , "a sccort ~ 20 law, within Ors Month and
Eight a, II, IN this date
a dY OFFICE, IN CITY HALL
For All Taxes emaiairs uIpaid IT the expiration
o.! sait tine.
ARRA.T Will Be- ISSUED
against s.ia d,lrq lent pcrsou. On the Fyft,snta
dag Of Aagsssf r. gdriIg thereto tte of hve
pr cent, and twenty FIVE cents toy said NsrTant
Sh.ch Warrant Il 70 dlrccte- o. the Constable Il
the City be coli, CT b., him WITH his eos in
the came nabner as The Gerersi Laws cf tie State
Prescribed ir regard 20 ihs collection OF Taxes.
Crce ,, urs To - a IL, 90 q m , : to y. IN.
T. ID WELLER
City Treasurer.
C-ts q Bnri ston. July Oh. ~. -dsats:4wsw
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NOTICE.

IN ChANCERT. I Att tia April Term, ts-2 of
CdltIEsDEN COUNTY said Chittenden County
SouIt OF Nhah;ery, petition was presented By the
Bui ilnStGa savings Bank, The Bstteakll National
bilA "l Mancnestcr, MAJ T HaaIey snd Ira Coch-
Iehs seltihs TORN That RI derrick Field and Charles
Z cid, on December 9Th, l-67. exesutsd 10 said
Cochran9 mortgage deed Of the following land in
Dorset, vermont VIZ. all ths PROPERTY on said
last mentioned date conveyed u said Fields by
stlu NochrsLe' known p toe steam mil property,
also Ioue slS,senths ot the Vermont Italian Marble
quarry aud the anls en- which TIE ssrns . lOcaf@f
cohliuonei Tor the payment 10 said Cochrane Of i've
ptctnlsa1iy notes Tor stu el s s5ec flea. " fes.rih-
ell 10 SAD Pett on; that sail notes have mot been
tla' AMI are held aad owned by the petitioner,
that among other cluVeyarces Gf s.4 rr,rfr.t-,d
san mortgage the ra'd Frederick executed 10 James
ID. hOod Of concord, Massachusetts, a mortgage Ct
one undiid9f sixteenth = said V-im NJ italian
Marble Quarry, and the said FREDERICK sad Charles
eRechted % SAD Wool another mort -sss Il three
undiEl-ed xtcecths Of said quarry wlich In1rts-
ges were conditioned upon the PERI I'm nc, by ssid
feios q DIVERS conditions therein set forth WHICH
are SUI unIuhlied; and yfaynS that .ha .quity If
redemption Of the sal + eGs and the othe- tefen-
Giants, among them, the sad WOOD ia said premises
might be iorec,osed. AMI Il appearing to said
Court that The said Wood resided without tits State
anu had not been served With d copy OF said peti-
ton' the said Court st SAID term ordered that the
slld wood appear before sad Court at she next term
thereof 10 be held 40 Burlington On the fourth Tuee
day Of September l-72 and make answer To sid
petition, and that said oder with the sub..auee cf
said petition - published in tie Burlington Weekly
Ffce fress, three weeks excessively, tbs last OF
WHICH publications should he at Leaf twenty DAYS
previous 70 the commencement Of sSif next term.
Iatei at sai1 tufi1s.0n tlis liJh Gay Of July,
WI G.sHsW. Solicitor eor Petitioners.
A. J. HOWARD, Clerk.
3s3
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AGENTS WANTED to canvass fer 1.-THE LIFE OF
HENRY wlL>UN," by JUDGE RUSSELL, and Rev.
tLIAs NAsos,-ths only edition published with
Mr.. WILSON'S approval. Now is the time t. make
money. b. b. RUSSELL, Publisher, Boston, Mass.
July 5--d&Wiv
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celi ne y cs.ts ant will frrs-l TO rog- .ire.s
Package OF
Seven Samples Of CGdons Ari;c 90,
ana with them wholesale Price Lit. c-ry 70 sell.
10 old ard younz with LARGE profit
NJ SALON Proprietor, the Grand r1y Sut Fancy
Bazaar. F5 $50 isainstan st. Bot o. Mas.
ts:aoiishei D. year,. jane 4J-ast
2Oth. Or ER4%S PIT.
or Boston who h-s made 50 many wonderful cures
o: cases supp ssi iacu5ltls. in ala g, every town
in Vermont, will be a. the AMERICAN HOSE. the
2oth and 2lst Of zach n5ai4. Every invalid should
sec hin. AL get circa,a-, NJ rsrt-cr what your
mPl4iu.) Csr.s-- f-:iaa Free
Ap-ii ls s.6vG
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Please take notice inst we have made very large
additions 10 our slreacy extensive stock OF goods
every department Of which is now complete.
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Aeaal Hotiffs.
U. s. MARsHAL's NOTICE.

U. s. MARsHAL's NOTICE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Where's
DISTRICT OF VERMONT, IS. h hae, s,d nn a
me District Court of the United States Of America,
Ior Lhe District Of Vermont, on the 9th day Of July
a. ~. loI&, against the Canal Boat "Agnes,n her
aeslc; apparel and furniture, by W. L. Burnap,
E<q. Proctor. in behalf Of Narcse Beror and pray
~ tne usual process and monitiO1 of the Court
lhet All persons Interested in the said Vessel her
tAckIe apparel and furniture, may be cited TO ans
wer the premises and all due proceedings being had
thst the sane may be decrosd TO be sold and the
proceeds thereof be distributed according 10 law
Ihereiore IN the presence Of the said Mention
uhleF the seal OF said Court to me directed and
uellVe'ed. 30 hereby give notice generally unto
All persons hav NJ CT pretending to have any right,
t,te or interest therein, and % Edward Young.
haster Of the said Vessel, in special to appear
before the Aforesaid Court. at the United s,tate,
Court Room. at the City Of Burlington in sad Dis,
trict, on the 9th day of Augrst A ID. 1872 at no
. CLOCK in the forenoon, then and there to answer
behalf -" '1A'
Dasei at BuTln.'ou in sal Di-t. ct, this 10th
DAY fully, A. i. ls72.
cro g, ,,,,.,,.-. ". L. BUENAP, Proctor.
bE0 ?. FOSTER, U. 5 Marshal,
- BY THOMAS FAILEY, Deputy.
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GRANT AND WILSON.
OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN IN
VERMONT.

GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING IN
THIS CITY.
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THERE'S 10 description Of nervous malady, kidney,
bladder or glondular disease, mental OF physical
debility, Diabetes, gravel, rheumatism, or female
complaints generally that will not succomb to the
genial and comforting curative properties Of sH0L-
AsDER's EXTRACT OF gUCRU. July l9-deod&wit
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DUTcHERs LIGHTNING FLY-kILLER sweeps thain
Of aud ciears tho house speecily-Try it-sold by
dealers everywhere. June i3-d4wIm
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rss YORK, snl t-e7 are literally pston.z,l
an. a. - T---- .....,
...,.-..-.-..-..- ,-.-.
.,l-n.,... - 80 81, . -,'
''i',-'' ~
---4s.-.--r--.,--a... '-'' " '-' TO
FL tLassH By7r51 NA7Ezr Tt, market
.-..;- -,..7s.. --.1..... -. -, Oh. D.. -,
.l..s....,-.. .......--. ~. 60 81,
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,-s...,.-,...- ~ ,..-- ...s.. .l7,.r... -
f--li,, ,t. .-... - H.. -, NJ T,.5I--,
Fairbanks. ~ +, ---,..s of 1r.,,i-,
s.-- -,..,-. a.. -. 7-l-.----- 49, .,-..-,.-
,--l. ,,.,i.s,o l3-..,s- al r.. s.-La.
Ne ~ Cas-. hal ,,.,.l ~, h. a.e.,,---
house Tbs 7s,r,s ar. ig.,rg Dl.,,,rt d. tbo
..,,,. chm. -4.-rs Mr. g..y ,nlb;, e.-
"a. -' A-'- -''i=A.-s D@-' were hne'y 'H-
.' '--i Al ''le Aii.'''aa h9's'' by Ny. O-sae'
'- '--'' ''-'' -l--e .a'a'ij evening ana return
.-.'sa Inc IL ..F 'asi' grateful thanks TO
''' Ne 'i.'4' "' one Oh '-s many g'''
'. -H! ''-l'i'l''el 'l'r res
-'sH.'s' i--s '''''e u'-i7 =
' a,i'''s-''' ''Ns III from me e'Po'
'
Ius STAT F.n-Co Mp. B5Fnsc, lief
H-ars52. % .ac Stale Far Ass app iuiel the i.i
l#a- saiz,s-- ,a.,aha.s: CO. Tulan C.
Ii-.c-c-, ssi'- Csc ". Blrett, &e5srt. Henry
C. Hss.i-ef ael Charles J. Bel
.s.-,.-. - ~. - -
90 >
Her body an lower limbs were slyo4iag.y ua-
aa.-I all burned, ana her clothing 5.t on Gre.
She Vas LI,-ea- ;ae time =1I out d dsors, t4.
1es. .e 4--se.
r.,.-.
.-.......s-..-...---..- -, -
80 ts 1--''- 9-5 ~ 'H' 1'e u
--- ''- ''.''
''=-'' arc
.,-.r- lie many burlington Democrats VINO
are reported to u5 As rot beng abe 70 srall5w
G.t-ey, evsl il the BSltn2-e Convention 6ii
e-.-.s -.a. are Capt Il. G. Far. the founder
eide Burlington D-a5.rst. Hon J.6, B.
'--'' ----'---' '.--''-''
W.TaEraI.-Taa Republicans @. Waterbury
.ssles aa4-s H-frc--.se3 = Gran. All Wis q
5s--t tlrsaf. F-'lsr c7.n.1-. Tie Waterbury
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BURLINGTON AND vfCIyIrr.

Great activity prevails at the Copper Mines in
Yerihi7e, snd about 300 men are employed.
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HCNTISGTUs-s
Saturday Bulletin
-o7-
NEg BOOEs
IL IL t3, i5Z2.

OILY A-h. or ATcn1s 3 Alley.
TEE PROFILE H0USC-by Percy Curtis
THE APPLErCRE Cc0N BOCK-by IF. PalIoa.
WHO WOULD FAVE THOUGHT ia Novel.
BY Els OWN MIGIT-t Romance frsm tho Ger
nan.
UNCLAINED--A Story q English Life.
SATANELLA-A Story of PROFESSIONALLY G. ].
Hhite-Te,ville.
OLD JARGARET-A Novel, b. neary kinss'ey
Corner Church and College st.
July II d3tfrlt
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MYSTERY SOLyED.-The great seerot Of the won
Geriul s7cess Of VEGETINE Ii strikes at the root
a Ease By purifying the blood, restoring tho liver
and kidneys to healthy action, inyigoratine tho
nervous 81 stem Wit
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LANomE VALLEY JCycroS EuvAT.-
This corporation helI meeting st the Belle
vus H1uie, Sheldon, Tas,isy, sld elected Tie
following blsrl of directors:
EK-Goy. Geo. 81. IIcnIee Of Ncrlisl0au i u
b. D. Weed ot 5as,ion Hon I0-scc Fsirhsaks
Il St. Johutcury Waldo Brigasm, ESQ, oI
Hylersrk and ga.. s.. B. Jewe;l If Sral,os-
The directors have not yet organized. ID is
their defi-n to 20 81 once to wora raising funds,
70 thst work on the rosi my commence sui D.
completed mex; sssson.
TIE rosi will diveree from The L. Y r r on
the new far ground 81 Sheldon. follow up he
Nissis4uoi to point near Inc East Franklin de-
pot on the Aits.squ0i road. taeu cross tL.t trScz
and bear OF through Est Franklin TO c7u0ec-
ton With the South Eastern Counties JUNCTION
Railway II OF near FrelizEs5ursh, being aa1ut
q miles 10 length The towns On the Ene arc
al authorized to bond il its sid when com
pletei this viii give the Lsmoila ro2l It's short
estrou:e to Montreal, viii give Montreal It's
thortest route 10 Portland sad Is rhlrt 80 any
ether to Boston Messenger.
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In our report Of the Burlington meeting, we
have not thought best to conceal the fact tina;
considerable disturbance wss made By Greeley
symps'hizers while Senstor Carpenter and Mr.
Chittenden were speaking. We we're informed
by one gentleman that it was in retaliation for
the sction Of the St. Adams Grant men at the
Greeley demonstration here lac. week. II this
sort of thing continues, much bitter feeling may
be engendeTei ard our political gatherings
turnsd into Babels. We think the better plan
for both p.rties to pursue would be that Of nom
interference in each others meetings ST. IL
bans .Ie.seHger.
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PTEay's IMPROVED COINED NE Avn pI-lgiz
NENtpf.-THs Skin Medicine ui tse - is aar
rsl.-ti 60 e4re fLg-8 WORMS. flsrLg- t-r-r cs
auI ELorcazo dist -l-st' MS " she h's. Sold .y
al p.U--.--5- Depot. 81 Bod S.. Ncv N.--.
For Moth Patches. T-.rtl-.s.
AHD TAN. Use pSREI'S jiJTa aNp fIt Pc
LOTION. Tts wei known. reliable a-t hl-i4.e--
remedy n Brown ID -'llo-at.u1s rs tie :s-e. f-a
pared oaiy ty l'r. .. O. P.us. Hern.to.n-..; .t
boni Stre-t- teg Aa-s. S'Hi t} hra-- STE every
w. re. -i---i .llc vel st--s 81. Hl
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CURTIS II. SEWERS EsT4Ta.


STATE OF VERMONT. ] To Al, persons con
r.,srs,,-- ,,-,g.,.,, al. -ccrled IL the estate Il
D'''"''' or 4'liAS'E'-ss. Eosrci Place. late
Ct t. George, iu said Ii.trct deceased.
GREETING.
At a Probate Court holden at Euehn. ton, within
ald for tbs District o. CHI t,n-- On the II cay
O. June. A. ID. l>7l "a instrument sur porting L.
% tse u VIII ard Testament. o. Roswell
fiaee, late Of 81 George, n sait District De
ceased. was p-escutcc o tae Court aflres4ii, for
PROBATE, ac IT. Is ordered ~ said court ihas the l7th
day % Jals :. - .~72. q. Tire Probate Court
Eoo.as IN said Burlington. be ass sued for proving
said Instrument and TIA, uo-irs thereof e siv-n ~
al! persons concutned rs pub islin this order thIes
weeks sUccessiTey N s-e Burlington Weekly Free
Press, new spaper print at ssit Darlington. pre-
ylgus T. tho tmo appointed.
THEESFoRE, you are hereby u1tifed q appear he
lore sad Court at the time ard place aforesaid and
contest the prot ate q aid Kill, you have cause
Given under ny hand, 81 Burlington n sad dis-
tric'. this 18th Jay Of June -. Ia
s3g3E TIE Wai.SS. JUICE.
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l. o. Railroad Co. have purchates f Z
II, ''-l''ei tons Of rails for the road between
- - 'Aa HydePsrk, and they are expected
'H'" lev days. Wien the work Of lsyiug the
van '' eonneoeed at once Itis expected
Der.
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9cu 3drerijsemEnts.


CAMP MEETING.
TEE sfVESTil- pAY AnVEN 1srS " i hold
camp Neetir-. On h7d ned hs t'r Coed
rich one lci'3 cts' 81 ksilr"s'i 5 o., st Kieh
ucul- " August "A 70 20. iS-2.
h''e' James White AID vic All tthsr speakers
ne * lfc'ed To- 20 present.
Erlae puni nre c1-faly invited.
"a Ag De- Il Camp Meeting COMMITTEES.
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