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Il your Druggist is or. q tle sliv,. AMI -'.. ..
g p supplied, send sew. utg-i.rc cents - l.se1t.l
below, and resolve = box by r-t.lu nail.
f1t Up IN Large B-rcs q: so cents c..h
..a-.y -.res .I-.- .- large 1s flc boss f.f-,-ea..l
q. .-.I. Prepared hs MISS G.. SAWYER ana
rlt up tg J.. II. ROBBINS. Wholesale
and Retail Druggist, EOcEland. Ne
q 4ili D us sent irea mail 11 ft of -cft--y-
l,a c..--- .E D. =. ROBBINS, EaeAl4al. u.
THIS NiiJAELE SALVE IS SOLD BV
-AL-- D--I--I.- lE ZlLD-C.NE-.
HENRY / CO., Wholesale Agen's.
NOV. -Cswt Burlington, VI
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3. TEMPE PAcE. B0sI0A. rs


The object in establishing this Institution
was to attain the greatest perfection IN the
preparation, practice and use Of Vegetable
Remedies, and to secure q permanent place
where Families, Invalids, or any person could
obtain the best medical advice, and such rem
edies as each might require, without the Use
Of poisonous drugs.
Or. Greene has been Physician Of the Insti-
tute since its f1unda ion, now more than
twenty-five years. Few men have had so
large experience in the treatment Of chronic
diseases. Dr. Greene is in his ffty-ffth year
and has devoted his life to this branch Of his
profession, and his success, We believe is with
CUT parallel
Among the diseases TO which be gives cs-
Teciel attention may be noticed Cancer, Scrof-
ula, Caiarrh, Bronchitis. Consumption, Heart
Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness,
rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys-
pcpsia Liver Complaint, Female Complaints,
FAINT Stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling,
sab Eheum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Dis
cases, Seminal Weakness, sc.
DR.. Greenes Medical Pamphlet descrip-
tive Of diseases and their proper treatment, viii
lie sent free TO inyalids.
Address, r. GREENE, N D.,
a Temple Place, Boston, Mass.
Au- -Elv
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After " Hail Columbia " from the Queen City
Band, E. o. Perrin, one Of the speakers at the
out-of-door meeting WAS again introduced, Snd
spoke for about three quarters Of an hour. Mr.
Perain is rather an effective speaker, though his
remarks became somewhat heavy before the Close
He was not aStonithed to zee this union Of sl
parties tgsirst q corrupt President Sai his sd-
ministrstion. 1t reminded him Of the uprising
Of the North after Sumter fell. lie was not sur
prisei 10 see the administration sheets pouring
their visls of wrsth on gallant soldier like Gen.
Fitzpatrick, because he would not submit TO the
party lash. Mr.. Perrin then Srraignei the
President for high misdemesnors lie had not
counsel!ed peace and reconciliation with the
South. Gen. Grant had owed it TO this nation to
bring back the rebellious States to the Union in
healthy organization. lie descan:e1 upon the
Impoverished condition OF the South, and said
the black mar, since he hsd become free would
not work. He did not want the government to
longer support the South ; give that section
just reconstruction, and it would support itself
Mr.. Perrin wazed wro,h over the fscj that Grant
had appointed psncl thieves to be judges Of cleo
tons in New York city two years ago. lie next
tickled the ears OF the q Sons Of Erin" present
with sppesls to their patriotism, SC, to support
Horace Greeley
Chin portion If bis speech seemed rather ii
dicul0us to u, coming IL it did from the lips Of
one who W&s leading American and stumpel
the country for Fillnofe md Douelsou in 1860
Mr.. Perrin perforated with poetry and large
amount OF f&nf-ronSle about the prospects Of
success in the campaign. New York would give
100000 majority for Greeley, and the repCbli-
can vote would be greatly cut down in Vermont
and throughout all New England. Mr. Perrin
also made much merriment by reading de-
spstCh from VIM. c. Rhodes, warden Of Clinton
Prison, to the effect ths, they were firing ns-
tiona salute that evening in honor OF the friends
Of constitutional liberty in Vermont Some
Of the audience evidently were sa.re that s
number Of Jhe friends u Constitutional lib
ery" were deprived Of IL within the walls Of
ptnnen0ra.
Mcais followed from tue P,attsturgh band,
-iler which the democracy Of ,hii city, in fir
uGabers, escorted the Plst;sbltgh delegation to
'Le Cen.-a, vh4r; 90 tLse their steamer for
h1tua
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Carl Schur= uttered at ies,t onii truth in his
speech at st. LOuis. He laid that no party can
do what the democratic party h.. done without
dropping its historical identity But in drop
ping this historical identity it is liz. the fugitive
burglar dropping his jimmy. his 81 eleton keys
and his dark lantern, and who, when arraigued,
pleads not guilty, on the strength Of the fact
that no "tools" can be found npen his person.
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Plantation Bitters.
=. T.-7SGO--X

This wonderful vegetable restorative is thesheet-
anchor Of he feeble aad debilitated. As tonic
and cordial for the aged and anguid it has no equal
asnoag s;onschics. As a remedy for the ncr5ous
veal n'ss to which women are especially subject,
it is su2ersedins every other stimuIont In all
climate tropical temperate or f,igid, it ac:s As
specific n eveCy spec es Of disorder which under
mines the bodily strength and breaks down the
animal spirits.
E-Jsn. l5-seodSvIyr
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d. I. S. FLINT :; CO., P7o77.E-czs,
PROTIDENCE. Il. L.
Sold At wlo'ess by HENRY Co, Burlington
a1u az retail by T. b. STEARSs & Co. Z. W. BUR-
r IT, VINCENT ( TAFT, Ii. d. JONES, Burlington.
May %. dkwf.n
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Lyons KathairOn,

FoR PREsERviSG :ASD BE4UrFYBG The HUMAN
HAIR. To PREVENT ITS FALLIse OUT AND TURN
ING GRAY.
4 well preserved Head of Hair, in person Ct
middle age ct once bespeaks refinement, elegance,
health sad beauty. 1t may truly be called Woman's
Growing Glory. while are not insensiblo to its
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Glossy Curls, Luxuriant Tresses and a Clean Head,
ia noticeable and irresistible.
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IL ALTH.

The m0s- popular usticine ta- nervous -f.l -s
Tie source Il ~ other ailments .s
DODD'@ NEgVIyT,. q nd Ius 5..sr.,tor.
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July -s-ftEviw
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The Greeley Meeting at City Hall.

SPEECHES ET G-N. KILPATBICE Ayp
2. o. PERRIN.
The City Hal was filed to ove,hlTing Thur.
day night a thiri ofthe sulierce being Grant men
who came from curiosity to hear Gen Klrat-
rick. The Queen City sal the PlAt;sturgb
Bsnis were in attendance. Hon. Daniel Rob
eEts Fresiel, AID introduced Gen. Fitzpatrick.
who was en.hu,isstically received with cheers
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The Missouri Democrat ts'ls the following
pathetic story " A Leavenwo nth Clitor, dressed
in a light pair of Summer pa its, s, down on a
wasp"
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9aurhp & Cos advertisements.


MILLIONS Bear Testimony TO theiz
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Medifal.
MISS SAWYER'S SALVE.

TIER. You have n salvo combining soothing and
. healing properties. with no dangerous ingred-
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pasi. however severe
Iii, prepared by Mss .S1rycr, who has used .
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The principal diseases for which this salve Is re
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STATIONS
At MALVERN FARMS.
SEASON or 1872.

TATTERSALL,
Brown Stallion l5i hands; foalei Aug. 3. 1867, by
Rysdyks Hsmbletonian, dam by Daniel Lambert
ny hthan Allen cut Of Fannie Cook, by AbiallahE
ID Dam Quakeress, by Young Emperor (hy Bridges
Emperor out q Cherub by And sliah) % dam by sir
Charles, thoroughbred son OF Duroc-will make the
season Of 1872 at Malvern Farms MOTrisville, La
noble County, Vt, at $50 to insure.
DIAL
Brown Stallion, l6 hands Foaled June /, 1903; by
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will make the season at same place at SIS TO in
sure Mares kept reasonable rates at owners risk.
ALMON ". GRISWOLD.
For Circulars, and all matters pertaining to the
horses, address HENRY 5. TOwN, superintendent,
Vt May l6-wd
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AUGUST 8. 1879.

closed his remarks with gush ofeentimeut coz
corning ''clasping hands across the bloody
chasm," and fervent eulogy Of Hossce Gree
ley, whose white hat snd cost be was confident
would be seen at the White House next March,
instead Of the dark. sombrertus and gold laced
coat Of Ulysses s. Grant.
There wss crest deal Of enthusiasm among
the Greeleyites during the Generals speech and
he was frequently interrupted by applause.
The whole address was the fkillful speech of a
demsgogue, fUll Of reckless statements, and ne
cessarily will have little Influence with candid
and rejecting men.
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EREE To BOOK AGENTs.-Ws VIII se-t o. il--
L some Prospectus Of our NEW ILLUsr8Arsl Paw
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Medieal.


as proof Of il, we annex the testimonials given
below.
From Joshua 7. Kendall, Conoorj, n H.
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she would gratefully recommend the Heart Rcgu
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edy. JOSHUA I. hENDALL-
From Mrs. Z. P. Reed, Concord, y. b.
Twas afflicted for several years with Palpitation
Of the Heart attended with dizziness and gradually
Increasing debility. For more than two 20 rs Was
sahject 10 severe d2rting pains through the heart
followed by sense OF suiiOcatiUn and clmculty Oh
breathing, threatening instart death FOR eight
months unable to lie down, but was obliged 10
sit bOlstered up in bed in Iny chair through the
night. When asleep the motion Of the heart would
often stop, causing me % wake suddenly IN great
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rest.
was very much reduced in flesh and strength,
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AGENTS SyANrED-sr the Lives o.
Grant, Greeley!
~. SnN, RRDkA

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Sod By al Druggists ard Dealers Ia Medicine.
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DR.. s. :. BARRIER. DENTIST.
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All Dental Operations skillfully performed
Chemically pure Nitrous Oxide Gas administered
agent by which teeth are extracted painlsssly.
July 26-tdkWly
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Democratic State Convention.

The day being bright one, the Democracy
evidently in the best of humor, assembled by
their delegates in the Court House in this city,
st II a. n. Thurtday We noticed, however,
number Of the old war horses Of the party were
absent. The middle aged and younger men
seemed to have the management Of affairs II
B. Smith Of Milton, chsirman of the Democratic
State Committee called the Convention to order.
IA. sNITH's REMARKS.
Gentlemen Of the ConrentiOn:-0ur Grant
friends have been in the habit Of saying that the
democratic party wAs disbsnded and dead, but
from the numbers and character Of the audience
| see before me think the party is pretty
lively corp.e. (Cheers.) We are assembled to
assist the great movement and uprising to rid
the country of s corrupt and arbitrary sdminis-
trstion of the government by the election oi
Horace Greeley to the Presidency. (Cheers)
To contribute to this result the democratic party
Of Vermont will do its whole duty 1t can show
to the people of the country the strength of this
movement By showing large percentage of gain
over former democratic votes, and thus begin
the good work Of rescuing US from our present
deplorsble condition. Gentlemen, am not in =
condition, physically, to longer detsin you.
hope cur proceedings will be conducted wisely
and tremendously.
Mr.. Smith then, in.behslf Of the State Commit
ice, presented the name of George NJ. FIX, of
Mortified, as temporary Chairman, and he WAS
elected.
Mr. Fink On tsking the chair was greeted
with cheers, but made no tpeech. lie st once
directed the Convention to the Transaction Of
business.
The following gentlemen we're 'TToinied tenn
forsry tecretariea
7 S McGinnis, Bolton.
c Shurtleii, PlEinfeli.
Chas Alger, Burlington.
{ B Russell, North Hero.
On motion ofJ. y. johnson of Northfell, the
temporary organization was made peTm.nent.
The following gentlemen were then chosen Sc
Vice Presidents Of the Convention, and also to
serve as 4 Committee on Credentials.
Addison County, c Ballou, Monktoa.
Benning;on-Alilo c lluiing, North Benning-
ton,
Csledonia-A Palmer, Danyile.
Chittenden-Dr Heineberg, Burlington.
Estex-O G Hale, Lunenburgh.
Grand Itle-E a Holtou, Isle lie Motto.
Franklin-Homer Z Hubbel, Fairfax.
Lamoille-Geo L Waterman. Hydepark.
Orleans Warren Green, Newport.
OrAnge-Jscob Mills, Orange.
Rutsnd-John Cain, Rutland.
Washing,on-Dr Wiswel, Cabot
Windham -James Il Williams, Bellows Falls.
Windsor-S K Stocker, Windsor
Mr. Alger Of Burlington, called the attention
Of the Convention to the publication Of s cam
"a gn paper, the Burlington Daily Democrat,
which would be a twenty column paper and at.
foriei for - for the campaign. Subscription
lists were circulated through the convention
but fron the best of ohiervst.oa. they were not
returned numsrously signed The Democracy
though loud in brfg do not seen to desire TO ven
ture many "stsmps' in the canvass.
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