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PERSONAL.

Prior to the Cincinnati Convention, Horace
White, Of the Chicago Tribune, delighted to
call Horace Greeley an inspired harlequin, -
and Horace Greeley luKuraied in denominatine
Horace White perspicuous and sublime
lar" Times hsve changed since then, and the
lion and the lamb are lying together, even as
they formerly lied apart
The editor Of Western Newspaper. who is a
little careless in his writing, was indignant to
find in ore of his editorials. as printed that the
name Of the eiitOr Of the Springfield Republican
wa, called Samuel GroWl.
James Anthony Froule, Professor Tyndan,
George Macdonald and Edmund Yates, all men
Of note in England, are to lecture in the United
Ststes this winter. Frou]e is historian, Tyn-
dali : psn Of science, Ystes and Macdonald
novelisis, and the latter has some celebrity IS
poet. All, we believe, have also been editors
and writers for English periodicals Mr. Froude
lecture. on but one subject. the relations of Eng
land and ireland, and that only in course Of
five lectures. Hi, appointments for the season
have already been arranged
The Unirersalisi says that Rev. Eli BslIou,
now in the West, intends to return to Vermont
George W. Wing, of Montpelier, for reyersl
years the efficient Assistant State Treasurer, As
tist.nt Secretary Of State and Town Clerk of
Montpelier, is going West thi, Fall. and is to be
succeeded in these positions by John W. Page,
son Of State Treasurer Page, uho is fully comp
tent to hold them.
The St Albsn. Messenger says that Hon b.
R. Bailey will not be candidate for President
pro ten of the Senate.
EiSin s. Wright, representative elect Of Wey-
bridge gave reception recently in honor Of his
election, to which all the voters and their wives
and sweethesrts gere invited A large humber
were present and had good time
Mr.. John McInnerney, an excellent typo of
the FREE PREss and TINES Job Office, and :
bright and popular young man, who has been
Society of this city, has received an appointment
in the Government Printing Office At Washing
ton. John has pleasantly signalled his printer S
promotion by making an agreeable matrimonial
venture Success to him ia both his capital
undertakings
Miss Minis E. Gregory, daughter Of Hon John
Gregory of Mortified, has devoted the past year
to study under the beat instruction in elocution,
and is said to be greatly improved as a reader.
She proposes 10 give readings throughout the
State during the coming season.
Lieut. t D. Nichols, Of the 9Th U. S, Cavalry.
has left for Fort Dodge, kansas, where he has
been assigned to duty.
Thomas Hill. the srtist, on account Of poor
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RUFUS BISHOPS EsT,Tf

Va p IHE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint
~ ca ~ the Honorable the Prooate Court for
eeive, examine and adjust ne claims and densnds
q al persons against the estate Of Rufus Bishop
axe o. Jerelp, in said District, deceased and
Giso gu claims ard demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; and months from the day OF the date
hereof, being allowed ~ said Court sor that pur-
pose, We co therefore hereby give notice, that We
WI attend to the business q our appointment az
me dwelling Of PANEL Bishop. in said Jericho, In
sad District on the ssoord Tuesdsys Of November
slii days. -
Dated this t1th day Of September. \. D 1872
j. p. FAY
EDWIN II, MASON. Ntia'-lsaiEne.s
I9uqs
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health, viii reside in California for few years.
His pulmonary trouble threatens to return.

health, viii reside in California for few years
His pulmonary trouble threatens TO return.
Kossuth, the remarkable orator and resormer
lives an exile in Turin, in poverty and seclusion
though each year elected to tie Hungarian Par
lament, and with hosts Of friends calling him
back to Hungary. He has grown very grey
s1d old looking, it Is raid, but has still hi,
former yiger and freshness. He and his two
cons live together-the only survivors Of the
family. He has taken an oath never to return
to Hungary while it is in union with the House
of Hspsburg. He believes in no prosperity or
liberty which Gomez from them.
Apropos Of Mr. Greeley's tour West, tie Gin
cinnati Gazette relates this incident:
"Just before Mr. Greeley delivered his speech
at Pittsburg, on Thursday evening, he WAS sp-
preached By Gov. Rlndolph, who suggested TO
him the subjects 10 which be should refer. He
listened TO him for some tine, and finally, pull
ing his hat over his eyes, said will be -
if don't know my opinions better than sny one
else does lie then delivered that speech which
has dashed to the ground the hope Of his sup
porters through the North
L sond About is oat Of pIisoa just in time to
read ne proof sheets Of his new novel. in which
be gives the Germans worfe dressing down
even than that which re,enty procured him his
imprisonment.
The American Geographical soeiety proposes
to give Mir STANLEY reception en- his arrival in
this country. Dr.. Livingstone s to be made an
honorary member Of the Society.
1t is reported that Robert Bonner will retire
from the active management Of the Ledger in
the Spring.
Senator Joshg. Hill. Of Georgia. who Las
b'en declared as q supporter of Greeley, hss De-
claEei enphstieslly for Grant and Wilson.
Frank B-aioTl, q. Bennington. is making
preparations 70 give s feries Of shakesperian
re.dirga in Northern New York, during the win
ter.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
SCdENCkiS PULMONIC SYRUP,
sCHENCK'S sEAWEED TONIC,

- -AAhAAAAAhE llLtAof
Are the only medicines that will euro Pulmonary
Consumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop a cough will
often occasion the death Of the patient IL locks up
the liver, stops the circulation Of the blood. hem
orrhage follows and in fact clogging the action Of
the very organs that caused the cough
Liver compliant and dyspepsia are the causes Of
TWO thirds OF the cases OF consumption. Many are
now complaining VITA dull pain in the side. the
bowels sometimes costiye and sometimes too loose
sometimes very restless and at other times drowsy
the food that is taken lies heavily on the stomach
accompanied with scidity and belching OF wind.
There symptoms usually originate from disorsered
condition OF the stomach or a torpid liver. Persons
50 affected If they take one two heavy colds, and
II the cough IN these case be suddenly stopped the
lungs. liver and stomach clog. and remain torpid
and in2ctYe and before the patient "a aware Of his
situation, the lungs are mass OF sores and ulcer
ated, and death Is the inevitable result
Schencks ulnonic Syrup is an expect0rant which
does not contain any opium, nor anything caicu-
lated TO check a cough suddedly.
schenok's Seaweed Tonic dissolves the food mixes
with the gastric juice Of tho stomach digasts easily
nonrisaes the system, and creates healthy eircrl-
lation OF the blood When the bowels are costive,
ssin sallov snd tho patient is Of bilious habit,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared by DR. J II.
sCHkNCk & son, Northeast corner Of Sixth and
Arch SIS Philadelphia. Penn and for sale by GEO.
q. GOODWIN CO., 35 Hanover St Boston, and
John Z. Henry, College Place, New York, solo
s 40 Agents.
For sale By Druggists generally.
Aug &c deoeswf
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Tor the satisfaction Of ingalds give the usfsss O.,
4 lew who have been c-rld, f0r reference.
MISS EMMA ALEXANDER. Nontpei,e- Il g.,
complete loss Of voice, uaable to speak loud Eor5
for - months. Perfectly restored
MISS JOSEPHINE CLARK, Moutpslicr. "
fTolaPsus tteri or Falling OF the Womb AMI sp!nal
Affection unable TO sand alone for two wears.
Perfectly cured.
Mr.. v, ii. RIpE1CT. Montpelier, Vt, Paralysis
OF lower limbs, unable 20 walk for thret "a uthF j.
now we'll as ever.
MISS MARY J. DAVIS North Duxburv. ". zl
years an invalid; bcdridden most Of the time f- 4
years DyspeEs'a, Spinal Irritation and Female
WEAKNESS case Of cUinp-ets physical p-1et-q-i9-
MISS ELLEN EAS MAN. south walden. "
ehro-i; Inflammation Of the knee i8ints CARTILAGE
badly thckensd, elas!on Of synoFisl asid ana par-
tiaI paralyss-unaole to walk without crutshes ID r
two years. Perfectly cured.
MRS. ". " HCMkLL, N1ribfelf W. general
Heakn ess, spinal AID female weakness se.e.s con
stp2tion o. bowels and bad cough.
MRS. u. 7. GALE, West Mitou. VI. drspe-..7-
spinal dlaouIty, female Difficulty, tr.vrrsio1i
and inpiet1 nervous pros ration
MISS ANNElIA BRYANT. Colchester =.
female and spinal cihc1lty, with severe uuseulsr
iIact,1us-un1b.e = walk. Perfectly cured.
Mrs. Is. MEARs, Milton, Vt. bedrftign tire,
- walk al once
MRS. CYNTHIA L. HUMPHREY, East Hi.h-
gate, Vt, pro!apsGs ant liberation Of nc v-8.lb
Unable u walk for iFe months
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ODD FEIIowsHIP.-We are indebted to Henry
Clark 0fRu'lani, who Was delegate to the Grand
Lodge Of eid Fellows in session last week st
baltimore for copies Of printed report. Of its pro-
ceilings. The Grsad Lodge in .ecret session on
Friday night, instructed the committee on sseret
work to prepare revision of the ritual and re-.
port at the next session. Much Of the nm
written work Waa transferred 0 the eb,r,s
book The change will take efTsst January /
1873. At the morning tession Saturday after
eon'iesfirg several resolutions aud reports. the
Orsat Sire was authorized to establish the order
IN The BFitifh Isles, if proper application be
~Ale The price Of cards aud dismissal cer.ie
0.'e' are liked at Is cents each. It is estimated
."-' 'ne receipts and expenditures for the ensu-
ing year are as follows: Receipts, including the
D.ah'e on hand, 500. 400 OS; expenditure,
S'''iO- TO- Baltimore will be the place Of
meeting next year,
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STATE OF VER5IOyr. : The Hon. Probate
q Chit;eldea
To g.! peTslrs iEtereztei in the est-ts q Dir-s T.
Day, Ct tndarl.l, in slid Disl1i :,
NJ EREAs, application in writin- hath been
~ made % this Court by tie guardian Of sad
WARDS ir license 70 eel tbs real estate cf said wards
setting forth therein thar his ward owns an undi-
Flded nth Tart Of thei Homestead place Of about
eighteen acres, In said trdCrhiil whereof William
Day lately oie1 selrsc. suhj-ct to the rigbt or
homestead ana d17 CT q the Widow Of said Wiiian
Day .he-eia, AID that !. would 10 fcr the interest
Of sai1 ward that his sAlre Y said premises BE- sold
sails st Interest
And tacrslora the said Court appointed and a..
srtl the 5gth QeJ cl sept, a D. ISL at the Pro.
5a-9 SQu1t Rooms, in SAID District 10 hear AMI
cecte upon SAID application; aaf ordered that
luo-ie notice thereof be gwen to all persons inter
ested therein, By pu fishing this orderstbree week
success Tey, n tae Burlin-.ln Fres Press. A nsws-
paper "ieh crc1iates IL tue uei=hborhoOd OF those
pcTstns Interested therein, sl Of which pu lcatiops
saall ne preTious % the tm5 appointed or hearin,
therefore ca are hereby iuo.fed to appear before
sail Court at the tine and acc aforesaid thsn AID
mere 70 ojJ-'t 10 the sr-atlg Of such license If
Given under my band, at the PROBATE Court
Rooms, tbs 1tl c-y CT SeFtsn-er A D. ls-l
t@W3W T. r. WALES Ju4s-r
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We dssre to express, through the liumns Of tae
Eree Press, cur thanks to oar friends at Jericho
Centre, Tor the pleasant surprise visit at our late
nome, on wednesday eTe7ing, Sept. 18th and also
IOf tbs presents SO kindly hestOWed-a "Cruden's
Coneoldsres" and Morocco Case containing
dozen silver Table Knives also other articles OF
value-ths parting gifts Of the Sunday School These
presents valuable they are, Will possess as a ten
giver5.
May lie who notices even the giving of q cup Of
heaven rest upon the dear Sunday school at jericho
centre. W. T. LEE.
L. A. LEE.
Lexin lton. Mich. Sent Is.h Is-2. -
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Is tine District C1rr. q the United st.tss for thu
I District O. Ne-uCn.-ln TIE natter o. Albert
AMP, 1anFrup--l Bsukruptcy-To the creditors
q sra LarLrap1 and ali others whom i may coy
Germ iEs uEceEsi gned. assignee OF the estate Of
said barzrunt hereby gives Eotcs that il has been
or1sred by the District Court OF sa:d District that
the second and third general meeting If the credit
0-s CT salf Bt-k-u-t ~ II be held a. Newpsrt
orleans -ty. On tee ist dly OF October, A. d.
T. = Al I'D ocl cF a. g., s. tie of,a O. hon. John
l. tdSarcs Register, flr .he purposes named in the
:. IN alq -,-h sec ioIs Of the Bankrupt Act o.
5a-ch =, 81 anl this ia also 70 give aotice tha,
hare med M hlal account as assignee Of said
haukrli, 2, ava ihat al said time srd place 1 shall
apply o said Co-rt f1r settlement q ny said
account, AID for DISCHARGE from al liability as
assignee q said estate IN aseortauee with said 18th
section.
batt- 81 stove, this i-ti 1ay OF August, 1872.
4. X. CAMP, Ass.guea
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Va IH5 81 BsCRIBERS, having been ap-
~, pointed oy the Honorable the Probate Court
IYr tie District OF iitencen, Commissioners 10
receive examine AMI a. Just the claims and demands
OF al persons sgai1s. tic estate # Thomas Burns
-9le Ct Coiehss-e-i 10 said District deceased aad
also an Gains and demands exhibited in Cfset
tle-e;o; ana PIX months from tbs day Of IA, date
heseol, being allowed by the sid j'ourf for that
purplse re 60 therefore hereby give notice that
We slll attend 70 the business q our appointment
a. the Inn Of John d. Gale. in Nilton'
N sad District, on the Last Tuesdays OF
october and February rext, a. 10 o'clock A. n.
OF each Of said Gays
ha,oi this Oh Gag 81 September, !. D. 1872.
JUN ". bkOsN. (c.-,-
EDSAB s. NORTON, Veil'A--aielers.
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Chronic Diseases Cured with q. few
Operations
NO SURGICAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED

But little time IS required for nve;erae eases of
Amos: any cusable Chronic Disease, excep: Paral-
ysis' Deafness Epilepsy, AID CONSUMPTION. Ex-
cep.ion IS also made OF Broken BOres Iislocatiors
BAD Curvatures CT the Spine AMI suppu-cted Thu
mors. Even these Will be much bsnehtted always
renewed ron pain ana sometimes fully cured
bisea es which are more certain Of being cured with
a lew operations, are Weak spine. Interaa! Ulcs-s
Lcss u NO.ce, D.s1ascd Liver, Kidncvg V.7rt
Failing Q! tho womb, Weakness Of tho Limbs. ~,
pepsi, khelIatisa1, fIo-- hits Dia5etes, Nerg6ls
Debility, etc.
90 many thousands arc already eeguainted With
this method Of treatment as pra,t,eei by mot
Montpelier- burlington, Newport and 81. A.blus
VT Ne" YORK., B.Ooklyn, s. ra-uss, Osweyu. Utica
Matertown, CoopcrstOEn. ughamtOn, FO-tggter
and Buffalo, n. Y; az Detroit hiich; Ill raukec.
WIS., and thelgo, H., san Francisco and sa.rs'
mento, Cali Portland and salem, Oregon ald Own
pia, Washington Territory, thar It seems unneces5
~ TO say more, than that by Il the vital forces
become equalized aud whist seeas more wonderful
ia ling OF the Womb, Ovarian Turn1rs. Weak sue
and Fever Scres-are citea quickly cured
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tbs WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA.
Heaitafsi Climate, Free Homes. Good
HarEetr.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD Offers f1- sale It's Lands ia Central
and - sstrrn 1Iinnesetn. e-lbra-ing. !. The
bsst Of Wheat Land ?. Excellent Timber for the
MEL tie Farm and th3 Fire. 3. Rich Prairie Pas
tGraso AID Natur-l Meadow. Water b clear Lakes
and running stres'ns-ia a Hc,lthful climate where
Ferer aaa Agls is vnlasrE.
Grain en- be shipped hen,s BY lake b nsarke.
as cheap,y rs um Eastern loNa " Central Illinois,
Cars loN run through these Lands from Lake
Sul e1.oF & taEo-a, Price q land close to track
si1 % {.op per acre farther away s. 80 to si61.
seven leats' credit WARRANTED Deeds.
Northern Pacific $50 Bends. now selling st par
received for land at fl.l0. No other unCecup!ed
Lands present such advantages % settlers.
SOLDIERS under the New Law March, 1872
get 100 acres FREE. Lo-r tie ka1irc2 j. By enc aud
two years' residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED
RATES furnished 1t all principal points East to
purchasers Of RsilTold Lands, and to Settlers on
Government Eonesteafs. Purchasers, their wiles
and children carried free over the Northern Ia
eic road Nov i5 the time so7 Settlers and Colouis
to get Railroad Lards sni Government Homestead
close to tie track
Send FOR PamphItt containing full information
map, ana copy Of New Homestead Law. Address,
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI
Or % FIFTH AVENUE,
COR 9Th ST, NEW YORK.
Jane s-Wed&Slt d&weow, ms, "
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-~sA aEhfGNt.
NEW FoEK. Sept. p.
CJTfON higher with good EXPORT demand
sales 81 bales middling uplands at isfc.
FLOUR Gull and 39iO cents lower; salfs q000
CO.'S. state i5G5 10; round hoop Ohio 35a
10 0li western Sc 1919 70; Southern 7aal2 on
GkAiN = Wheat quiet ard unchanged sales
600 bushels Nc Spring I 5sGDl 60; No 2 i IA
81 50; winter rcd western 620i 70; White NJ chi
gan 9512 C2. Corn firm with a fair export: sales
lil,ooJ bushels steamer mixed Western at 6iaf65
SAL DO. 65sf. Oats heavy and shade easier. sales
80, bushels Ohio iidi6; Western i7ass.
BEEF quiet
PR0visloNs-Pork quiet md steady; nav mesa
2ia25 a'f ~@@t0
VIII KEY shade frmsrat9st
RICE gutt at siG9t.
SuGAk armi Museovado siG g refining ssasi.
COfREE dTmer at l6iaI73.
MOLASSES dull.
TURPENrINE firm at 62d63.
hOslN steady Rt4 IS.
PEfkJLeUM quiet; cru 70 IL, refined 9,f
TAI 0W lower at S3l9i
FRklGHrS to Live pool more active and frmer
-Four FER steam more active and frmer grain per
steam li9Ilt per sal; corn l0d.
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SARAH }. HAsELTOX's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, , To all psrsons con-
DISTRICT OBJ -Frrrzvn~v &C cernot in the estate
50 u sarah !. Hase' ton
~ a Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
anu lor the District Of Chttcnden, on the 18Th dav
o. sep en9er A. D. ls12, "A Instrument paruortirt.
70 re tle last hili and Testament Of SARAH j. Hagei.
toh, 4ate 81 hestiord, in said d STREE deceased
vas presented 20 the Court aforesaid for Probate
ana u IS ordercd hy said Court that The 5th day of
O5toD9r a. u. i'sZ, At the Probate Court Rooms
"a ssla huntington be assig-e1 for proving said
nlstrninenti and that notice thereof bs given to an
peIseIs concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks succsssively ia the Burlington Weekly Free
fre-s, a newspaper printed q; sad Burlin ton
previous to the time appointed
THEREFORE,, you are hereby u0tifcI IN anna,-
oeiore sad Court at the time and place af6rfsaid
and contest the probate Of said VIII ifyou nave
cause. 80 "-'0
Given under M ha1d at Darlington il s,iI Dis
trict, tbs ith cay OF Sci tember a. u. is-5.
4-"9" T. $. TAFT, Regfsler
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MARRIED..

kERS-PoPE. I'm the White Street Congregation.
AZ Church In this city Rsv Geo. B. Stafford oficiat-
M, on wednesday morning. Sept. 18th, Daniel
Pope, all Of Burlington.
sEntTH-JkcKxAS.-0ut the 2ith inst, at Colches-
,sr centre by Rev. R. Mott Pastor Baptist Church,
Ta.. Joseph smith, Of Colchester, to Mrs Emily
., sskEELs.-kEYEs. - At the Episcopal Church,
hlghgate, Sept. 9th, by the Rev MI. Pitman OF
b Sisone, y; YMy ron P. skeels and Laura B. Keyes
xbtrros1RATHBUS. - At the residence Of the
O. Button ofAuburn, N, Y, to c. AMIR Rathbun-
McIsSERSY-DULLAHAS- St Narv,. C,tbed-
RAJ, Burlington, Sept. I'D, by the Very Rev. Tfos.
Lyneh, Mr.. John Mclnnerny to Miss Na-y a
callahan, both ofthis city.
n fATRiDGE-PEAsE.-In Charlotte, Sept. 18th. bv
ny . and Miss hary Pease, daughter CT Mr. George
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VALUABLE FARM FnR SO

SITUATED IN sHELBURN, Vt, OF the Futlsrd
- burlington X. r.. convenient TO the Village
lost once, Depot, Church sc, and ouy nil from
huriington contains about iU acres hest tiiiable
land, which will easily keep st.ck equlvalen. 10
= COWS aud team, winter AM summer. Good b. use
Two stories Conveniently planned. ant viii accoIl
mccate large iarily; psrior, sitting room. Ching
loom, kitrhen, bedrooms, hsil, pautTies &c, on
INST uuor- and a. many rooms above. Barn recent
hutlS 81 ccst OF over $500, lao 20 vi .h al L 50
20, finished 81 with u the modern iIup-ortmeats
inc -aulnS running water TCugh0ut. Also sheds
ice h0sss ana other colTeuisuces. EEs q lar
apple orchard including q standard varieties.
which thoukh II is not yet .uly mature has yielted
over 50 obls. in one season. Also 4 ere1t variety
oil pears, plUms, grapes, &C Large first sroWlh
sugar grove with sugar house, Pans, &c. Plenty OF
hard wood. The iarm viii IrOtuce more than
suhcient 10 net large per cezta-e On its 81 for
further particulars and more complete description,
apply 70, or address, b.. VAN VLIEF
sept 10 dZtaNkRIn Skelburn Vt
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IN RANERrprCY

RI the District Court Of the Unitsd States fortbs
4 District Of vermont, in the matter Of Patrick
henly, Bankrupt, in Bankruptcy. To the creditor,
sau Bankrupt ard all others whom il msy con-
s1ll bankrupt hereby gives notice that IL has been
orcered BY the DstIict Court OF said district tia.
,1e seeond and thifd general meeting OF the credi-
t9rs Of sad Bankrupt viii be held at Burlington
ehitteadeu Couniy, on the 10th day Of October, A.
a. - al 10 o'clock Z. m, at the Office Of L. L.
= HfeLce Register, for the purposes named in the
:, IN and 18th sect ons or the BANKRUPT act of
dSlca =, 1861. And this is also to give notice that
: nave MED my Gnal account as Assignee Of said
b1nkI upt, and that at said time AMI place shall
sppIy 20 aid court for settlement Of my said ac-
count ani Tor tiscnarge from ell liability as A.
section. VS." Su -''-i
Dated q. Uniorhia this 2li d.y Of September,
- o. HUMPHREY,
49H3s ASSIGNEE.
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NOTICE IS lEREBY GIVEN that viii sell At
- Public Auctioa, al the dwelling house Of John
heiiy, n ie-hy. ia the County Ct Orleans On the
"a Jay OF September. a. I572 at ten o'clock in
TIE tencoa T. tie lisaet bidder forcsst, ali the
pefs nal proper ana rosl estate belon.ing 10 ne
estzts q : L. Kelly EalsTupt
LUCIUs ROBINSON,
Assi--se % -ae Estate q John Kelley. P-rk.up.
AeELol. ao. {. =. =. D L.---ILElr
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MAycHEsTgR, Sep. 2j-Theoiore T.lto1 Of
Nes York. I'd Creased very large and enthusi-
asiio meeting at Smyth's Han this evening.
severely arrsiguing the Administration Of Gen.
Grant Many republicans attended the meeting
The galleries were filed with lai.es. n the
meantime procession Of shout Coo under tie
alfpces Of the Young Mems Greeley aad
B1oFnClub psraded through the principal streets
WITH torches, sni msny buildings we're illumina-
ted. Il Is proposed 70 organize battalion Of
wood choppers in addition to the torch bearers.
BosToS, sept. -5-The committee appointed
By Harvard College oyerseers to consider sud re-
pert On co-etucation Of the sexes, recommend
that no sc;ou be taken on the subject at present.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27
HUETINCTON'S
Saturday Bulletin
NEW BOOKS.
SEPTEMBER 81. Is7s-

SEPTEN Der Ell. Is52.
THE PENNSYLVANIA PUG PIN, and other 70
emJ-by Whittier
PICKED UP ADRIFH--by the suho- Of B. o. We.
CHILD OF THE ISLAND GLEN by Elijah
Kellogg.
STORIES and FoEMs-by Mother and Daughter
Illustrated.
UNDER TIE CEDARS- By Alice j. Hatch.
FIFTEEN YEARS OF PRAYER in the Fulton
Street Prayer heoti1g-by s. J. Prime.
LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY-by ". ". Cornell,
LII. ID.
TALES OF THE WARRIOR JUD6EsLby DR..
Macdnff.
Mathers.
THE ADVENTURES OF A BRoWNIE-by John
Halifax, Gertlema-.
THIRTY YEARS IN TIE HAREM-or the Auto
biography Of Melch- Hanum. wife Of Mehamet
Pasha-
Corner Church and College SITS.
Sept 2l-dstkwlw