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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-03-26
"THE STANTON NTTRSEI

u = i
located just outside the South western limits of
the City of Stanton, imm edately on the Ches-
aptber sbot i Sc AM oh ;S ron alsp
there is g valuable plaster and grist-mill, with a
good water power, a handsome brick dwelling
cottage style) with an ornamentedT yard and
good garden attached good frame dwelling,
nearly new, number Of desirable building lots
and ID good packing yardIfor necessary purposes
the mill brick dwelling, and frame dwelling,
with suitable lots attached, will be sold sepa-
ratey, and number of building lots will
be cut off from the land and sold separately A
diagram, showing the property in its sub-.divis-
ions with reference to the sale may be seen by APP
plying to the Commissioners any time between
the 10Th of April and the day of sale.
Terms-Enough in hand TO pay the plaintiff S
costs in the above-named suit and the expenses
Of sale; the residue in equal instalments at one,
two, three and four years, for which bonds with
approved personal security, bearing interest
from date, will be required and the title retained
as ultimate security.
FTTT.rZ Corot
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-03-26
Shooting Affair in Winchester

On Monday of last week, 10 Winchester, as
we learn from the Times. VIM. Edson an en-
ployee at the Paper Mill, entered the house
of Richard Parker, on Potato Hill, and fred
at Parker with Smith & Wesson revolver.
At the time Parker was in the kitchen with
number of ladies. and as soon as he saw
Edison coming towards him with the pistol he
seized chair and held it in front of him. -
The ball struck leg Of the chair and did no
damage. Parker closed with Edison and sue
ceeded in wrenching the pistol from bis hands
EIson was in high state of intoxication. Mr.
W R. Dorsey testified to the general good
character of Edison, who was held to bail 10 the
sum of $50 for his good behavior for year.
Messrs Denny & Dorsey being his sureties. -
The shooting grew out of difficulty between
the wives of the parties.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-03-26

THAT PErIrToN.-Th has been consider
able talk in our town over petition signed by
seventy of the mechanics of Lexington, asking
that the Land Scrip Fand' be given to es-
tablish separate school for the benefit of
Mechanics and Agrieulturists of the State.
1t is claimed that this petition was used to de-
feat the claims of the Virginia Military lnsti-
tute to this fund. -Rockbrige Citizen.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-03-26
NR a nESERARAE HOUSE

GALE OF A DESIRABLE HOUSE
y AND LOT-At the request OF the owners
will sell, on SATURDAY, APRIL 9Th, 1872,
in front of the Courthouse, that very desirable
House anti E10f,
lately occupied by John Finn, decd, on Lewis
street. The lot contains over an acre fronting
Lewis street and running back to an alley, and
has upon it a frst-rate selection of Fruit frees
and Grape Vines. There Is fine spring on the
lot as well as hydrant close to the house
The Improvements consist OF a two story frame
house, with the necessary cut bulldogs
The iot is in high state OF cultivation and has
been the source OF frst-fate income for several
years.
1t viii be disposed of privately until day of
sale, BY applying to j. r. Scberer, Sr, or the
undersigned. ia ss
Terms at sale. Sale to commence at II clock
a. M. y III. CUSHING,
mariZ-tds Auctioneer.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-03-26

Mr. Wikie Collins writes TO friend in this
country that the time of his proposed visit to
America will be determined entirely by the
condition of bis health, which has been very
seriously affected of late years by rheumatic
govt. He closes the letter with an expression
of the kindest feeling toward the people of this
country for their hearty reception of his works.
The Pearisburg Gazette very gravely informs
it's readers that the streets Of that town are
fordable.
Reports from the streets of Lexington have
not been received recently. When last heard
from the mud was only knee deep, with a fine
prospect for good grass crop next Summer,
and excellent sport in chasing hares next Au-
tumn.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-03-26

40 TO W. g. THOMAs q Co., Main
~ street, PowelPs Building, for cheap Gro
ceries, Wood and Tinware, &c.
p, All ENDS OF Scrap Iron, old Brass Copper,
Hlnc' Lead and Rags taken in exchange for
goods.
Cash for country produce. Give them a call.
mar06-lm w. 0. THOMAS 81 co.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-03-26
Murder and Robbery,

The warehouse of Mr. G. Norman. at
Shelbyville, Tenn. was entered by burglars on
last Wednesday night. Michael Murphy, q
clerk, sleeping in the building, was stabbed to
death, aud the safe blown open and robbed OF
5000. The house was subsequently burned
Murphy body was found in the ruins burned
to cinder
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-03-26

It is reported that the ex-Prince Imperial
of France will visit the United States next
Summer. He is now sixteen years Of age, ard
is said to speak five languages fuently.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-03-26

FsSE1E undersigned notifies the public that he
4 has returned from the Veterinary College.
New York, and has located at his home near the
Stflb!ing Springs. He is prepared to treat dis
eases OF all kinds of animals and to perform all
necessary surgical operations.
Address HENRY S. HOGSETT,
Veterinary Surgeon,
Stribling Springs, Augusta county. Va
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06
Watertown Union Live Stock Market
FOR THE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, Sept. 3, 1872.


AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT HAREEr.
rh;, .s Cattle. Sheep Lambs. SWINE.
Last week, ll2O 62TI 2s9
Vermont, as q9fi
Prices Of Market Beef-A few choice $40 50dlI On.
ond quality, s. % ar co. third duality, 81 50 q 80.
Prices Of Store Cattle-Working Oxen, p pair from
SO SIS; 500 TO s275.
% 81.
Farrow Cows, s1Da31.
Yearli1gs, none Two years old, zone; Three
Western Fat Swine-Live, zone
Stores-Wholesale, none.
Prices Of Sheep ana Lambs-In lots, 81 90 s. %
- % u o. each Extra, s. 20 q s. y. Wool
sheep = 20 DC Y h sheared Sheep q 3, q b.
Spring Lambs s. O0G9 90 Rib.
veal Calves, s. 90 to 10 90.
Prices Of Hides, Tallow and Skins-Brighton Hides
sGgie 2 D; Tallow, 81 h6c Y b Country Hides,
e Fio.i Tsllow, I5lc V 10 Calf skins. lS15Oc
Sh. Lamb Skins, 75cGsl % each. ShsEIed skins, SOC
each Dairy Skins, 81 each.
KRxkRks.
Cattle-The different Northern live stock trains
were considerably later than usual, with the ex-
eeption Of the Burlington and RUTLAND train, In
consequence Of being heavily loaded. Our fo1tinEs
snow l3Ol head Of cattle, nearly 1000 sheep and
lambs, besides calves and hogs. Trade has been
comfortably active. The city butchers have a
preferences for choice Northern sta fed oxen, they
oeins less time on the Cars than western and ar
irving IN less heated condition. Prices remain steady
and firm On bess lots, and ordinary grades more
easy. Cook sold heiiers at &C Flh. dress VT D
Mccarthy sold good steers at loo q b. dress VT
cows and young cattle at IA Sc ? 70. dress w.t. / i
Sargent sold = o1en at Ice tib dress VT, estimated
az 300 rs each. Rrownell sold oxen at lie y
10, dress VT oxen at 05cSib. dress VT estimated
20 dress ~ lbs each IS small cattle. % Stone at
s. 40 V cEt. IL ID Bryant sold u COWS and . yesr
Clds from 6scS h. dress VT; three year od sie.rs
to dress GO lbs, az SEP b, dress VT.
Sheep and Lamhs-Butchers are fls. for sheen
anu lambs. considerable puliis Ia the moruins,, and
trade opened at &c advance and continued with fair
hrmness through the market. Prices may be held
next week Il the supply is not much increased. o
Bioki0rd sold sc sheep and lambs ay IS ms al s,
Ftb Jordan sold l3l sheep and lambs AZ 81 MS
a. s. = Rhead-A nice lot, raised in Lower Canada
II Jordan sold mo lamb, av IS lbs, at n s. =
head 81 sheep, i05 TBS at &c e ID.
Poultry-PoultrymOn are only pay ins 20 age for
best lots offspring Chickens This week supplies are
sufficient for the demand. Arrivals as LARGE as las.
week. We quote hes. chicken at 2iIAcFih far
lots Of Turkeys 1879 fcg 2 go01 fowl. I3GI- ~
I'd Ordinary lots Of fowl, Z liI.Sjc Pib poor,
I7cfib.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06


Of Br-L-q7. q. was ia t.aa 1s..ls-. Cd.
his 7eiu-7 from Dis 7-,,ti-a on Die ul. S
1a,. which pleasant I-rtg o. 1s,.'a f.au ,-c
chg q. c-ufcAes ri go. WITH h.l- w. A'-s
couple -- g.1a,Aa' .'.--rs f'oa .l-o-5la p l.-.
MARKHAM, v-i1Ai -ls- -a,-I.a, pc s-sI 'a.e
l.,'--ie 40 G-''-s o. -1- l'----a
IL d reported liz; 'z-J -i-i 5--a-'-. -i'---
'-a l' ii''1.i i5on .'aa. '-.as 8. -ae -'-. "..
.-s..21a-A.' consisting '- .i l--'-- ..a
two r-aoe' g. inscribed plate, hll h-sa l-1tel.ai
so the Key. James Asraaesu ay large mani
@. Bic Easish i-ie-la AMI alu1c- cas- tr'.-l.
20 Liz !-5o-s DO behalf q s1.r.as. '-'.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

leETued the following to be the cause, all happen
ing in one day A piano tuner had spoiled tie
piano in tuning it, the dog had killed hen and
sucked a number Of eggs, the old cat had had
It, some misoheyous boy had thrown stone
snd broken the pescock's leg, and the children
had been picking off tomatoes anu throwing them
sway. He thought this MS trouble enough for
one day"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

WE, TUE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable the PROBATE Court for
the District Of Chiitende3, Commissioners 20 r.
ceive, examine a1d adjust the claims and demands
Ct all persoas, sgans. the estate Of John Hase.ton.
late q HcstiOrd, sasf District, deceased, and
also II claims ard demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and months from The day Of the date
hereof being allowed ~ said Court :Or that pur-
pose. we DO therefore hereby give notice. that We
will attend 70 the business OF our appointment. AT
the dwelling house OF Mrs. Sarah Jane Hsselton, Of
Westsord, in said District, the 18th days Of
September and February next, az 10 o'cOck o. H.,
on each Of said days.
Dated this 18th day of August. A. D 1872
ALVEY STONE, lco-,,,fssio,e,s
FAREWELL WEruERBY,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

HENEsBURGu -Hines5urgh has = good record.
S. { g - - Republican Minority Of
IS As dvt-s .-uo yc.e !. lars : I.ish, sni
the ---asut Of population has increased good
deal in two years. The ratio Of increase IA the
two parties is almost precisely the kane.
+ . T'--'h M'-Fh --7 I'D CT tie tairI
t4-.Jt, b.. - majority. Nj. March represented
the town il 1872, snd IVES county senator 10
1920. snd was one Of the Assistant Judges Of
the County Court in 1855 His age j, IS.
bur he hss continued to attend 10 his priyl.e
business, and to the public Interests Of tie ,own
with scarcely abate1 yigof, a5i with increasing
libersIity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

= fatal accident occurred near Weztminstes
station on the Vernon; Valley RailFaaI On
Wednesday afternoon. wm. TsusssIl, brake
msu On the frsisht train going north, had been
ient on with flag 10 notify lie approaching
pssfeDger train, the freight not having ye. coz
pletei ssi;ehiag operations. It 10 supposed that
he lag down On the track aud io!i szleep. the
petition Of tie body sheu found being sach Us
&c indicate this fact lie lived but fea hours
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

WAIVER Ia this ~ity, Aug - at the res done.
Of her son-in law Samuel hultiugt,r, s;rs iilnLal
walker widow o. the late Capt tups walker, y
he. ninety fourth year
SAILS On SILdav rene 70. sep la-. th5 .L.aa.
son Of HiFam and Mary {. Sails.
BESSs-In Plat:s1urgh. August t. 1872, Wi
liam T Benns, only remaining son Ci Charles teou'
Of this city, the i5 "a gear OF his age
MCBRpz-In Co'chc Ster, Angus. 18Th, Mrs. Mar
saret Mcbride, wife Ct Wn. 1cBl ide, aged 81 ears
pEBBr.-At Bristol, Aug. 29ih, John Herby
father Of Eusi J. Derby, Of ii city asei . years
WEED In sheldon. Aug 36th, 5. VI. Weed, ases
81 year.
BRADLEr-In Woodstock, On the 81 int John "
Bradley, aged - years.
St Adams Messenger please clpy
BILL In West Topsham. aug. Bis, o. psra'y
Carlos P. Bill, aged 65 years.
HALL-At West Bolton, Aug. 25th, Ella Msrii
Hall. adopted daughter Of Warren A, ard Eos'
Hall, eyed year and months
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Mental depression ersues when the nervous struc-
ture Is afflicted with maladiss emanating from kid
ney, bladder and glandular diseases, youthful OF
early icdiscretions, diabetes and maladies immedi-
ately connected with the female sex. To remove or
counterfeit these diseases, tone and nvigorste the
system. there Is nothing that can excel SMoLAs-
DER's BUcKU. II not only expels those amplaints,
but restores 10 healthy state tho impaired con.ti
tuloE. Sept 4-deodkwit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Dr. Su-seo says - at Is unnecessary for ms to
enGmsrate the diseases foP which too "Vesetine"
should be used. | know Of no disease which will
not admit OF its Use, with good results. Almost
innunerabls complaints are caused by poisonous
secretons in the blood, which can be entirely ex-
pelled from the system by the Use Of d" Vegetine.n
when the blood is perfectly cleansed, the disease
rapidly yields all pains cease healthy acton Is
promptly restored, and the patient is cured"
lgHlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06
$pefial 9otires.
coS,vurrIoy CAN BE CURED.


Are the only mcJ.c1-s Tia: WI Gaze Pulmonary
Consumption.
Sometimes medicines tina; Will stop a cough will
9'.e1 occasion the death Of The patient. u locks up
the Lrlr 5fopi the circulation Of the blood, hem
orra7go follows and, in fact cio-gins ;the action Of
TIE very ora IS that ctuaed the cough
Liver e-nP -1iu- a-c dyspepsia are the causes Of
tHl ,hi--s ~ INC cases Of consumption. Many are
now clmpia',ir.. vita clll pain in the side. the
bowels sometime. cr-ise and sometimes too l0Cse
Tongue c12-c- pin ir tie shoulder BLAZE feeliB :
sfil-t--e' cry restless alt 40 other times drOWsy
tee i1C1 tll- -s taken lies heavily on the stomach,
PANEL wita sc-c,ty and ccicAinZ q wind.
These = tons 1s1sly originate from a Cis1r erred
-'n1 TO q % t1- sto1a-l " a t1-pd liver. Persons
SD lsctc1. % they take or two heavy colds and
q the cough ln these csss be sridculy stopped the
iun-- nga- and stomach clog anu remain torpid
ana inactive, ant fe:lr1 tie patient is aware Of his
situation, tie lules are nass OF sores and ulcer
aiet. end death is the inevitable result.
Seh-n'sis ulIol.c Syrup Is Al e xpsctorant which
docs MT contain an opium, ro- anything cllcu-
i--el o. cnsrs cough su1deciy
ccacE-s's Seawee- Cn3c Dissolve the food. mixes
Nl-u ne gastric 1lce oi -he stomach, dgsss easily,
D. - -7s Tie IS s-els AID creates healthy circu-
1-i0l Q4 the 5'cod. When the bowels are costive,
sam si-W w. SAD SIC patient is Of bilious habit,
e-'s' g tit1-l.4e F..is are required
lA4a4 medicines are prepared Is DR.. : ii.
--HcNtn 2 . ~, N1rtheast corner cf sixth and
lrsl S. Z. lc, il %. Perm. a-d for sale by GAU.
G. toIpNIN & CO.. 30 Ha1cytr St, Boston, and
-aiI r. q rigs Coils % p ace. Scw YORK, w=ole
-..e 1-1rf-
t.r -4-- -y lr- --.-.s --l-r.ily.
Az 21-t c55swtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

IHs RAINY AvGUsT og 1872 The rsiu-'zil
last month IS observed and recorded Il the U.
s. Signal station in thu city, was go inches.
This Is : very astonishing if not quite uapreee
dsated snouut The rainfall in August 1871
VS. So inches, aal the average IAN Of Angus,
for the twelve years before this, Was 3Sl. The
mean temperature Of the month wss 70S.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

ifAfiAAAc2 -a'1raEs Rev. Z d. stone.
STATE az a'' sill 81 sAs OF 'Le rat i--. OF tsnper-
slcc ia Franklin o71ary IS f.Io4s. San. u
sit0ath evening, ale.i5a; Sept Is. Monday
evening, Eaos6ursh; Sept u. Tuesizy, Bakers
asii; Sept IS, "elaesi-y. East Berkshire:
Sept 10, raulsiay, Wess BERKSHIRE; Sent. 20
East FfsakIin; Sept p. franklin; Sept. %,
hghss,ei Sept u. sesa;oa. Thea several
Nsru1g' viA c9mmenos 1t half Pas. seven p. III. .
'feHei VITA realiug Of the Scriptures aud
f'Ayer singing by choirs or Otherwise is d.
'ls' 50 .aisiera AID psr.fhionsss ami I'll who
VIII 1850 are cordially invited TO lie pTeseat.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06
cpr.r pooK FOR AGENTS.

The Struggle OF Petroleum V. Nasty.
illustrated bv Thomas Mast Introduction BY
Hon. Charles Sumner. Now really ICON ready
.'WoRDs PIILY POSEs." by Rev. ". II H. Murray,
author u Amen The Adirondacks" fdiTessI N.
Richardson A c., BOstoa, Mas and 50. Louis no.
Sent J-viS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

4 gentleman Of B1a-l5 proposes 70 make the
following bets First, he sin shger $500 10
., Z5O that Horace Greeley will hot be elected
Presideat Of the United S.e.es ia November next
second. go 'bat 0recey Hill uot GARY the city
OF DuiI3io, $3.50 that lie Sill hoi carry the coun-
t. q Erie, $3.50 thst he viii Eot carry Tie state
q les York, an $3.50 tia; be viii not be elect
ed-a1i Gually. size rsat!,rn.a sill q,;ye 500 to
the n=n vho VII en- 3 saspousihie psriy 10
take tue above. be;s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

l-e-lre-,a annual reunion O., she .laih We
mott Reg.meatL Als5cistioa wII be lelI az ;ie
Van Ees4 homie "a t.s ,,,g .o-norg3r. -.c
basiacss meeting Tisl De le'i o. Grand -srg
Ea.l. 8, O'Clock, ?. III. Dinner at . o'c'ea--
Al ue-lbs7s Of the ora Tenth s.c c..l','s
invited tc to present Bring .hs lala r.c
ore way on the Ve.noa; Csarsl l..'..ai
Tas DBluA-N.7 Gst ;la e,.-a--. vL.-4
has eassosssI ruti. sttond5a f7 go loa.
q time is ever, TIE s-l pleased 30 ,aa-a t'-, We
are &c have q va.i-fy S. The l-lls -1 rla7l
Army bsrs .aI ;al.r d:s1ls in this city r..
1-c7-u, rev 1r--s next weeks C..7 Eti, ga-
atai, " Ta- Vc,e.sA Of 1872. or .ae Dl.-l r.
crait. =. rrt.easy Mrs. Z. V,-isr5 lie ag,.-- 81.
,Aspola,.r dan. C. ''7il4A2st..." Ilc .u-cl
Recruit So Will a,.s-a-,s through .ae evenings 81
,ae seez with "Wiaass.e-' v,.l ,ee,rs.t
css. Of oas-s-,ef'. bota icing very s-.a All
c3n7osel Of .h- hes. amateur ,2'e1. ia .le Gig.
The members # tAe order have tea- so --,s-
eETe1se 10 I1r-Lt ia- --a s-=aa-g .a----a OFT.
v4.ca via he Gar se7e--r 70 a-y'-.-- d l-
Lind ever t-f.-l e1a.a... q ic ;-e dig. Ee be-
speak fall houses IT. ti5 e--er.a4la.f ..s
heretofore su -f7l..e-.t. sd. b. given t.s .-t.-
less r-,a Of he city. 30 ADVERT, ial lie F..
upon application To- ,.r. Gtts. tae el.1r all
committee o.. 9a,aal..u. TIE i--fa. r.Ite
Teh...Ls. isi'y daring .t1vsss
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06
- Ielc--si b.
ae-s NorE ,f-.sz.t

ar-= NeFE >fasE et.
NzS F926, Sept q.
CJrI0N is &c higher ana Esm; u.it1!in-, up-aacs
q; pie, sales 3, 7u5 hsies.
FLOUR firm and qCiht ss.cs 22Gw barrels
State 1'G- Oh, r0und hoop Chic, olU. 90; Ecs,
ern. oG09 20, southern, -51Il2 80.
GRAlN-Wholt active ard hIa, sales l-.D1 hcsh
No. spriug at ! t+Gl &c; no cool c. win
ter red We.torn ! % 20 ! t}; White Michigan "a
a. 3 90. Corn shade better aud good export De
manc sales 800 bushes, s:camer mixed Wes
tern tidt Z ; sail DO. t5H d5-s. Oats irmcr and
steady. ssles ~ l.l bus. els Ohio, t5Gi>, Nestarr
- ID SO 10 store and adaac.
PROFislJNS-Besf active Pork quiet and sea
dy new mes "a I4Gl4 - prime. ia ID a. % np
Lard unchanged at 81 n q. Butter unchanged
State 2laZ1.
WHISKY a shsde f-mer at .asG 95i
RICE quiet IT 50 q. "a.
sJGAk firm; Mss;oraio s. Ia. -ci-i1s -.
O..
COFFEE easier; R,9 rs. Hl7l.
MOLA>SkS quiet.
TURPENTlNr quiet and weak a J.o
RESIN Grin II : l5di ~
PETROLEUM stea y, crude "a ID -c1loi, q
R23i.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06
tbs WHEAT FIELD Of AMERICA.
IIea eft climate. Frcc Homes, Good
Market.


E!4E NORTHERN Pacific RAIL
ROAD offers for sale is Lands ir. Central
and Western Minnrsota, embracing. 4. The
bes; Of Wheat Land ?. Excellent Timber for the
NIL tAe Farm ard the fire; 3. Rich Prairie Pas
terase AID Natural Meadow. Water by clear Lases
aad running stoams-ia Hsllthlul climate where
FeJsr GEd 4gi.s ~ -sirear1s.
Grain can he shipped hcu's by lake to market
as ChtapIy as Gu t-stcrn Iowa % Centrai Illinois.
tars ro8 fun Through these Llads from Lake
Superior . bak0fa. Price at land close 10 track
B. Odd 20 ' per ac.e, farther e~ay - 80 10 $500
seven Ntass' credit WARRANTED Deeds /;
Nor-h--n Pacific 7-3O Bonds, now selling at par
rec,iged for llud AZ $40 No other unoccupied
Lands present tucl sdvdItag yes % settlers.
SOLDIERS under the New Law March, 1879
get iGu acres FREE rear the Railroad, by enc ard
two ears residence.
ANsPORTActON Al REDUCED
RATES furnished At al principal points East to
purchasers Of Railroad Lands, and t, Settlers on
Government Bomssteads Purchasers. their wifes
and children carried free over the Northern Pa
cidc road Now il the time for set;lors and Coionis
to get Railroad Lsrds and Government Homesteads
close to the track
Send for Pamphlet containing full information
nap, and copy Of New HOMESTEAD Law hddress,
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD ST. PAUL. MINI.
OR 23 FIFTH AVENUE,
COR. 9Th ST., NEW YORK
June s-Ted4s2t tsEcow, irs, y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06
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Is HtRgBv GIVEN that application wall Be
| made at the next session OF the Oereial Assem-
bly, Of the State q Vermont, for charter for a
narrow gauge Railroad connecting az or near Essex
Junction, aud running sOu,herv thr ugh the towns
Of Wiiiiston, u. George and Hinesaurgh, IN Chit
tenden County, MOnkton. Bristol, East VI i'd ebrry.
Salisbury and Leicester, a Adds County, and
Brandon. Pit;s0rd and Rutland, n Rutland County,
terminating at Rutland.
Sent f-v7t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

TIE NeE Yo,k City Democracy axe in bAl
esy. Tie prcspsoiaof Grceley's election sre not
al rose-eolorsl and they axe faint hearted. The
New York correspondent the Boston Journal
thus arites Of Tie situation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

AGgNIs WAIVED TO Canvas for THE LIFE OF
HENRY WILSON," by JUDGE RUSSELL, and Pew.
tLiAs NAsOs,-the Only edition published with
Mr. WILSON'S approval. Now is the time TO make
money. Is B. RUSSELL, Publisher, Boston, Mass.
july 5--dEW4y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

II you fosl drowsy, debitAtsd. have fTeqEeut
headache, mouth tastes bad, poor appetite, and
tongue coated you suffering from torpid liver or
bihousness, and nothing will cure so speedily and
permanently es DIR. PieTcs's Golden Med.ca! d.
e1vory. Sold BY all drugsists. -6l0-IO wagat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06
y ~ YORK NEWS.
Loss By BURNING or THE A-caIcR,
100000

Nav YORK, Sept The agent If the Pacific
Mail steamship company here ssyf that The loss
by the burning u the steamship America. st
Yokohama, will reach fully million Of doilATf.
The geea, believes that all tie insis EeTe saved
excep; those for uoag K1og
Il is ssid ths; %, Der association sia insli-
tu,e proceedings 10 have Jude C,rlcz9 diaensii-
led to practice al the bar.