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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-16

SJvF, THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been sp
W pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chitjenten, Commissioners to
receive. examine and adjust the cuins aud demands
Of al persons. a-Einst the estate OF rye S-Xran,
late Oi Shslhurue. IN sa'd District. deceased, and
also al claims and demands s1hIlited IN Offset
thereto. AMI III months from the day Of the date
here,f, teing a,lo~ed by said Court Cor hat pur-
pose, We do therefore hereby give notes, that 80
viii attend 10 the hrsi1ess o. our appointment. at
the residence Of Mrs. Gs1rse SnNt01, IN She huTuc,
in'id District the Isl We'uestays Of September
and January and next, At 90 o'clock A. On each n
said DAYS
Dated this 31.h day OF July 4. D. lS'2.
EDGAR NASH. To- ..i--.o-
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Grant and Wilson in Cambridge.
CAMBRIDGE, Augutt :. 1877

CAMBRIDGE, AuEutt I, 49,
Eiayr Free Prsss and Timc..
Ole hundred Grant and Wilson voters ofthi'
to8n met 81 the Borough last evening, and or
esnizel Crsat and Wilson Club, Que of the
living willing working winning kind. The
patriots Of the old coYpsr+oii5n town sre right
"cn it, old and young. Notwithstanding ne
hsye but 4 shadow Of s political adversary to
contend with, we are getting up ;his club merely
for tie fur GIFT We are going to imagine We
have ioos 20 ooniead with, and Ike ,he family
with table furniture sal no fool: feizs tie i'm
Elements sli @ through with the notions The
same IS though the table was lcsled We pro
pore to 60 through with all the exercises per-
tanning 20 the fnal interment Of this political
party whore mistress il ircstel in scarlet dyed
with the blood Of Americas sou,. We have
che good old gentleman IS member who
counts his years en- the other side Of eighty, ana
Las read the Bite through one hundred and
dsIy-dve times, AMI says he cannot find suy-
thing il tie good book that viii justify him
in voting wi.h tie Democratic party or for L
c. Sensible Old msn, ''nay you live tos good cd
sze and prosper"
The Csmtriige B-sss band furnished mus;c
flr the evening, and b. the wsy. ttis excel
lent bali proposaa 70 furnish music ior political
gatherings, Sc &c, irrespective Of politics, for
aye-y ressoasble return. Appropriate remarks
we've made By geyersl members Of the club raj
the feeling manifested wss indicative that Cam
bridge viii best her strongest Republican vote
this fall In the Borough village and the dis
tric.s Immediately adjacent, there are more than
oae hundred srd fifty yoters, and among
them al ten cannot lie counted sure for Greeley,
Chow high NJ is that's" sal as the delighted
fltlcr said Of lie fae twin b-ys, one looks 60
much Ike both th1t you cannot tel t'ot1er from
which, the majority Of tie towns in Lsmoiile
County cre SO 1ekr Ike Cambridge in this res
poet that il viii nc hard 20 tell them sQatt
The nezt meeting Of the club will he held
At the Center Nllsze on the evening Of tie 18Th
u't. Competent speakers from s5rosi vii 81
dress iic audience, and the htni Will he IL ST
tendance. All are invited to attend This is
DO o.Jsel door institution, our motto being,
While che iamp holds oat 80 barr.
Ilc 81 esq sinner may return.
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Cnstori.:-a substitute for Castor Ola family
pay sc which Il pleasant 10 take and does rot d.
Tres Or gr pc, but IS sure to operate yhea all other
lene1les have failed " is A purely ve.etaiie
preparation, containing neither Minerals N6rpbire
nor alc3hOl tho result Of Gtcen years experiinsut
ln5 y Dr. samuel Pitcher. 1t is perfectly harmless
and lar more etee i've than Pills Narcotic syrups
or Castor OIL. BY soothing tho system it produces
laura sleep ana - part c1lary adapted to cry ns
ach acne cJnstipation, fstuiency and dernngemsrIt
OF the liver. No hnily afford to be without tLis
ar.cie: IL costs olt % eents-Ssk your druggist to
get II io- you, and he will always keep it.
July 2}-wiw
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oRLo :. IocxVoop,s ESTATE.

ORIG :. LOCxW GODS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, The HenOrahlo the
DISTRICT or ..c1 ~ sp t1e
To AL persons interested In the estate OF Orlo =
lockwood, late Of ct. George, in said District,
decalsed. GREETING
w day Of August next, for the settlement OF
the administration account Of the executor OF
the last will OF said deceased. and for dscree Of the
residue Of the estate OF sail deceased. and ordered
that.publie notice thereof be given to all persons
interested in said estate, by publishing this order
three weeks excessively, previous TO tho
day assigned, in the Burlington Weekly Free Press
q newspaper printed in Burlington, in said District
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified 10 appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, the day
assigned, then and there TO contest the allowance,
OF said account, If you see cause.
Given under my hand, this sth day Of August,
A. ID. 1874 T. r. WALES. Judge.
7-w31
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school FOR BOTH SFXESu
This Institution, which formerly known
as Sc Chttendel County Institute" IL located ia
the beautiful village oi Essex, just far enough from
tie city to escape is disturbing influences aud lust
near enough 10 the IN untlius 10 make il beautiful
icF sltla,i0n-
Tie Accidents year Is didllel into three terms Of
twelve weeks each. aud 10 begin August 18th l-72
T-o course 81 instruction il thorough, and com
pic.e Normal Methods will be used So far "a they
have proved t. ~ an improvement on those hereto
fore employed.
The Au.ie Rooms haze been richly furnished
with carpets, cart.tius furniture and threo NEW
lhstI Giuents, at an expense Of $500.
This department, With its and boaut full
equipment, IN or the immediate careful manage
mont Of Miss Hooc, whose reputation as an efficient
teacher Is already well established cannot but
ulersl 10 an eXtent hitherto unsurpassed.
The Boarding Housr, now fast approaching com p
i-eten. promises % De IN ornament IS well great
Convenience 70 the Institute. Mr. James Nichols,
the Proprietor Of the eie-ant and conmOdious house.
hopes o lie able b. open its doors 20 boarers at the
beginning of the FAN Term hut shouid he fan in
e. doing, students VIII experience no trouble in
hldnE good accommo 'Gtons in private families
until the house Is opened.
Through tins heuelc ence Of tie late Thadeus R
f-el,AeI fsli 81 Burlington, the Institute, during
re .ast ye-r has been endowed with a fund Of
several departments with chars outline fraus and
all necessary school furniture. also q considerable
quantity % ph.losoph cal and chemical apparatus
winch VIII be augmented from year 10 wear until
Tie stock Is sufficient AID complete. The walks
ABOUT the building are - be thoroughly repaired
ana thc pay grounds supplied y IA all the aNtures
ordinarily 4oGal in tbs y mnasium
Tie following ,s-eit.al requirements demand
especial notice
Every stu-e4t viii he required 10 practice gym
nastica ono haf hour each cay Unless they are
ply lcsNy unable % perform.
to attend church on Sabbath at such place as the
parent or guardian may designate.
To remain in towl dg-iu. term time unless x
cusct BY tao PI.ncigsl.
o. pay lia tuition 10 tic middle Of each term.
Students v-o tei-1 % M i-r cJllesc. or flr
teaching siA find !t for their advantage % enter
the last NE az tao beginning Of the year.
TO tcc p-ilc we can safely say tina. the extensive
Improvements recently made uTon ttis institution
have 50 vastly Increased ,s 'aeulttcs for instruction
lAtt tl-oa+ % sands without rival in Vermont.
though is patrons view her past record with no
su-il degree n compla'ersy, yet with greater
satsi4-t.on dy they contempt ate her bright and
u'ein future, wEich tl- iress-t prosperity but
l.il. = f.restal .ws.
41r l-Etlt- lltl r.-. i.u sec tie -..ertf scfser:
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ROBERT RUssELL.s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, } The Honorable the
-. - - o.. Probate Court, for the
D'a''i0' VI I'M 30 District Of Ch;teuden.
TO all persons intere.tcd in the estate Of Robert
Russell, late Of Richmond, 10 said District, De-
cessed.
GREETING.
w HEREAS, said Court bath assigned the 2ist
w day Of Angus, 1872 for the settlement Of the
admin s.rati0n account OF the executor Of the las.
will Of said deceased and for decree Of the residue Of
the estate Of said deceased, and ordered that
public notice thereof be given to all persons inter
ested in said estate, by Publishing this order
three weeks successfully previous to the day
assigned, in the Burlington Weekly Free Press,
printed IN Burlington, in said District.
THEREF0RE, you are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooms in Burlington, on the day
assigned then and there to contest the allowance Of
said account, 1t you see cause.
Given under my hand, this 10Th day Of July, A n.
1872. 7. Z. WALES, judge.
.vr-w
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LEVI uspgEyoop, !
JouS b. PAGE Ct.ncri.H CoHsfy Csart.
FETyF PUfLRR.
ELVES h.BRCHARD April Term, 4. y l--2.
JAMES s. WHITNEY
yTTHEREAS- LEEG UNDERWOOD. at ihi. Term
W offsit Court, commenced his suis against the
said heferden;s, "a an Ection On Book demanding
in damages the sum Of thirtyive hundred dollsr-.
And whereas, il is made 10 aVpssr 10 the Court
here that said Defendants. Peter Butier. EdW!n A.
Bircha:d, and James 4. whitney reside within TIL
state and have not hsd personal notice u TIC pen
dency o. this sut.
Therefore, it is ordered by the Court. that sai'i
cause he continued 20 the next Term thereof % be
holden at Burlington. in anil for said County, on
the fourth Tuesday Of September, A. D. l-12, ant
that the said Peter Butler. Edwin 4. Brchard and
Jnmes 5 Whitney, Defendants, be notified of tie
peudoLcY thereof by publishing this notice con-
taiuin= the subsistence Of sid declaration, in the
Burlington Free Pres. a newspaper published AZ
ssid Burlington, three weeks successiveiy. the la
publication 70 De At least twenty days before SAID
mex. Term Ct said Court.
A. ]. HOWARD Clerk
L. USpER|JOD Atty pro se.
-u3g
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NOTICE.
CiiitsEasa CouEfy Court
April Tom, ls71.

LETf Underwood
JOHS 3 PACE, CiisisrdsH County Court
PETER BUTLER,
GEORGE B. CaA,E April Tenn, ls72.
OAKKs AHEs,
WHEREAS. LEVI UNDERWOOD, At this Term
w Of said Court, commenced his suit against tho
said dsiendants in the action On Book, demanding
IN damage the sun Of thrty-eiX hundred dollars.
And Whereas, II is mSde % appear 70 the Court
here, that said Peter Butler. George =. Chase and
Cakes Amcs reside within this STATE, and have rOt
had personal notice OF the pelfency Of this srit.
Therefore, il is ordsrded by the Court, that sait
cause be continued TO the mex: Term thereof 10 be
holden At Burlington, In gri for said county. on
the 9Th Tuesday Il september. 4 D. lsT2, and that
the said Peter Butler, George 3. Chase and Cakes
Aues, Defendants. be not Ted Of the tendency
hereof BY publishing this neticy, contsinirg the
SUBSTANCE Ct ssid declaration. In the Burlington
Froo Press, newspaper published at said hurliug-
ton three WEEKS successfully, the last publication
y 30 at least twenty Gays 5e:ole the said nexG
Term Of this Court.
Dated AZ Burlington, this 10th day ofAugust, A
u. 1872 A J. HOWARD, Clerk.
l. UNDERWOOD, AIRY pIo Sc.
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C1:t4e-At 5a1ls we count 79f ScriA.rn cattle.
WITH 10 ari 'a's from the West va q aud Iruak.
uut We ioGnd som, solid Northern fam oxen, well
attedi i"r Slaughter. J kDeius1n Lal som, stock
TIA; was choice and good enoggh for william
Towing 90 purchase. We consider prices equally a.
hrm on gooi punches ~ list week n 4
shacAett pa 10 steers O. herty c. Al ~, = p
dress weight, estiulted L. dress from s-5G55l r.
eech. fitzgerald sold flt COWS at 8 lie =, u
i've weight aud year old st9ers 1t sane
rate Roster sold ] pair Of 4-year
o-4 steers and p-i- Of yea- old
steers 10 dress from -ulir6 ID .bs easl al ., p ia
dress weight. Wan Goweu bought good oxen for
IecSih, cress weight r Coris sold t12 and 3
year olts 81 81 e. cwt, Sd shrink JatGa cpA. s5
shruz- ueo " brownel sold steers ant helie-s
10 cress '1 rs each, a. &c 2 81, dress W. Braty
SOD rics pair %! -ycar old steers O. dress 2lHl q
the par 81 I'D cF p, dress VT, raised and fattel BY
trss;ls Peek. % New Haven, Vt sold . T. Holmes.
also year Cd he'ie-s at &C ? r. dress VT Quiu-
land s--l COWS 90 dres. BOB lts each nt ID 2 heal.
2 year old bulls at = each.
sheep and Lamts -- Pieces gralull1y works z
down, and this j. what might lie called a dull
inarket Tor lambs, and not 70 terribly duil alter
th-y really got started, but prices are manifestiy
lower ly '.tb. SmitheTs sold 80 lambs az = &c Z
% u i cEscae,t sold - lambs, Az s. rs az Sc q
feuitry-srQu o. C reduction on poultry. Prices
apeI- lc OH en- chickens, and I-c is A. lux a. any
OH fowl arc taken. Receipts 44l rs We quite a.
l'ilo"s Chickens al -i-T.fc9lh fair lots OF cur-
Keys. -l1 ->cf' t good fowl o. 1cPth. ordinary
i'ts OF !oFI l,di- C Fh poor i-cFlt.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.-Distr Of Vermont sat
l Newport. this 5th day Of August. AID. lS72.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his appoint
ment as Assignee Of the Bankrupt EItste OF Asaael
Holmes Of Woodstock, In the County Of Windsor and
State Of Vermont within said District who has been
adjudged Bankrupt uDon Creditors petition by
the District Court OF said District.
To whom 1t may concern.
LUCIUS ROBINSON. Assignee.
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Oar oId toWnSmsH samuel 8 Skinner, now Of
-l AibEaE, who is one Of tie Oldest Of Demo
cra-s. siys he can'tfl!oT his party when they
cni't under Greeley. sni II be hts got 10 vote fo-
-ly Republican. he prefers Grant.
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SKIN DISEASES.


PERkI'S IaPK0YED COMEDoNE AND PIYPIE
HEhEDT.-The Skin Medicine Of the Age IL war
rahted TO cure fLEsH WORMS, PIMPLEs Eruptions
and BLoTcsg0 disfguratons Of the fa,e sid ~,
all druggists. Depot, - Bond St. New YORK.
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The Conglomeration County Ticket.

The happy family :" ticket nominated By
TIE co.litionist, al Essex junction on Saturday,
ia certainly very liberal to the liberals. Though
at the highest estimate they can cast net over
three per cent. Of the total Chsppiqusck vote in
this county, no less than FIVE, or over halfoftf'
place, on the ticket were conceded to them, AMI
those among the most important, if degrees Of
importance exist where all the nomination. are
mere matters Of empty form. If the ticket
should happen to get three or four thousand
more vote, than it can! possibly get, and be
elected, the democrats would have one senxtor,
one aide judge, the sheriff, and the high b,ilif,
and the liberals tie rest Of the officer. fthe
democrats can stand this, the republicans can.
The nominees are generally respectable mer.
But there is ceftAinly nothing in this ticket that
should induce any republican to Withhold hi,
vote from tie regular republican ticket.
We understand that the Greeley managers in
this county have been to the provisional Tenn
persrce committee, and offered to withdraw Mr
Francis from their ticket, with or without his
consent, End substitute anybody the Temperance
Committee choose to name, no matter rhGf his
politics Or course it must he very high and
disinierestel regard for Temperance which indu-
ces Mr.. Sutton and his coaijutor,, to make such
sn offer Il is sll Of s piece with the Chaps
qascA tactics in general all truck aud dicker Z;
no principle 20 sense Of honor or decency
anything to divide AID distract the republicans;
anything 20 make hole in the ticket snythipE
20 best Crsnt Dut the Republicans Of Chi,ten-
den County will not be divided, this time, by
any such Ehali5T device. They are going to
stand by their psrty and it's nominees. State,
County snl Town, to mAn.
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re Ir''"<'riou. and Mate Money

Send me - cslt' ani will forw.ri to yo,,- idrss
Package Of
Seven Samples of Curious Articles.
ami with them Wholesale Price List. easy 70 soil
10 Old aEd Young with large profits
N. SALON Proprietor, the Grand Toy and Fancy
Baz iar 3t5 & 35 Washington st. Bost n Mas
Established Il years. Juns -.
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WrsrF.8a.-The Republican voters Of West
ford met >. the Town Hall Monday evening.
~nj orrsaizsi Gran; and Wilson club, with
hlueY Stone A. rr,siielt sn1 nr = c. H4rman
- Secretary.
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HUNTINGTON At regular meeting Of tbu l..
.. Of G. T. held Saturday, Aug. 3. 1872, the FOL
lowing named officers were duly in:.l,ed
WC-R Bromley.
Wv T-llrs Sweet.
W S-H " Judton
" F S-HiTam Sbsttuck
W T-NIs b d Scodeld.
Nh Sprague.
W b N-Miss Msrsnds Bos.
" \ S-Aiise Bell White.
W L II S-Nliss VI Ross
WLH S-Miss Ne.tie O'Brl.n.
W C-ReT L Sargent.
" | q-Miss Eva Rosa
W o Chr II Pierce.
PW TT b Gillett.
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DIED.

,.THosPtoS In Ann Arbor. Mich, 18th inst, Miss
Mary Anne Thompson, late Of this city, in the SD
year OF her age. The remains were brought on TO
Provideace, r. l., for interment.
MsEcH.-In Hinesburgh, Aug. 9, of dysenterv
Henry, son of Leonard Meeoh aged IS months
BAssErr.-In Hinesburgh, Aug. 10. Daniel Bas-
sott, aged 70 years.
GREEs.-In Richmond, Aug. II. Of fever, Mrs.
Cyrus Green, daughter Of P. V. Manuel Of Burling-
ton, aged . years.
BIGKLow.-1n this city, Aug. 18th, susan AIbree
eldest daughter Of the late Lawrence Goodhue
Biselow, aged twenty-nine years.
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Oar usnsnsa EiF,ri C. L5cmis is vel
Aa,ru taane-. aai s's5 warm slmircr Of
Grant " hen the PRESIDENT rode iy lie shop On
Pearl street Ihcrtisy, be shouted TO hin, "llov
are you. brother tanner TIE Presiieui Sc
knowledge! lhs fslG:st.on tys hearty laugh
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AND TAN, USE PERRY'S MOTH AND FRcKr,F
LOIlpr. me we'll known, reliable and harm less
pared only by Dr. B. G. Perry Dermatologist A
Bond Street, New York. Sold by Druggists every
where. March lemon yei sats v-c7n
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WINDSOR CoUSIr-The Democrats sni Lib
erAl Republicans have nominated the following
county ticket.
SenAtors-Alvsn Wood, Barnard, W Pierce,
Springfield, E D Sabine, Windsor
States Attorney-M Gilman. Bethel
Judges-Lorenzo Richmond, Woodstock, John
5 Marcy, Windsor.
Sherif-Psul d Dean, Barnard
High Biilif-H 4 SpsGord, Wexthersfell.
Judges Of Prohste-H.r;ford District, II "
Walker, Woodstock, Windsor District, J 4 Il
Ellis, Springfield
Both conventions were called as mass conyen-
tiors The Liberals numbered iorty-two al told
and the Democrats ffty-four. Thi, will DO for
the great uprising Of the people Of Windsor
county. which has been 50 long heraldel Tor
Greeley.
TISoosKL--A; = regular MEETING Of Lincoln
Lodge. 10 10, l. o. of G. T., held on Wednesday
evening. Aug 9Th, the following officers were in
stalled by the D. G. ". c T.. Rev. \ J. IpgAlls;
WCT-H " Jordan.
VT-Mirs Ella Scotland
C-Georee L0ntborO.
S-J0hn X fOrett-
" A S-Nrs More.
sc Il Duncan.
Wr-Miss Alice Duncan.
M-Csssius Robinson.
W b Minis N Blinn.
W Il H S-Mary Nash.
W l. II S-Eils Frederiok
W OG-Fr.nk Jubell
W G-Delis Lord.
PW CT-J b Morse.
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BrELIxcroN VICINITY.

ST. ALBASI BUTTER MARKET-At 81. Alban,
rueslAy, the market Eks dull at the following
rates Common to fair ! ) to l8c; medium to
good % 70 23,; ch5ioe p aai 25:; selections
- to 25s. No cheese offered
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Ecral 9otices.


LVDIA Ii. PEASLEE'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons cen
,,sr.-- .-,s-,- "a fcerned n the estate a
DISTRICT - CHI -. Lydia H. Peas!ey, late
Of Burl'net91, iu said District, deceased,
GREETING.
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington. with IN
and Tor tina District Of Chttenden, en- the Sth day
o. August A. ID. 1872. an instrument purpart,us 70
b. the last VIII and Testament, Of LYDIA II.
Peasice, late Of Burlington, in said District de-
ceased was presented 10 the Court Aforesaid, for
Probate ard Is ordered ~ said cour. that tho
day Of August A. ID. l~-2. ST the Probate Court
Rooms in said Burlington. he assigned for proving
said instrument. and that uotce thereof he given TO
a.! persons c. lecrnod, ~ publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Weekly free
Press newspaper printed at sait Burlington, pre-
yiCus TO the time appointed.
THEsZY0RE, you are hereby notified n appear be-
fore said Court, at the time ard place aforesaid ant
contest the probate OF said will, n yen have cause.
Given under NY hand, st Darlington IN said dis
trict this d iay'of August u. l--2.
7N3v r. Z. WALES. JUICE.
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The Greeley County Tieket-Deciinsticn
of MIR. Wa .hburn.

.nessrs. c. +. Ward. C. LafounfGia and p
NJ. SGyies, Li5era! Republican Cou mtg
Committee.
GESTLEMEs-The Convention held at EHez
Junction on the l0ih inst, which presented ny
name for the Office Of States Attorney, was
doubtless unaware that hsve not acquired q
residence in this State While, therefore, re-
turn thanks for the honor Of nomination, feel
compelled to decline any participation in local
or State politics
Very respectfully, yours.
II. L. WAsuBuRa.
n,irl;r-tnr VI In Io.h 1870
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RICHMOND Burner MlRKEr--In market
Monday there we're 400 boxes Of cheese and $50
tubs Of batter. Farm dairies soll 8 to llc.,
SAGE All factory y to l35. Butter 10 to zoe.
for orlasry, god - to 2i;. selections . to
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Understanding that slae changes were likely
T. tt speedily made in the County ticket Iut IL
nomination by tie j,ir' democratic sui bedroom
liberal conventions At Essez Junction, We have
deferred c-mmsrts upoa it till it should become
souevls. settled Whist its composition VS. TO he.
One q ttgss changes i announced in ou- o7,-
cuas today With the sane felicitous e-,i
Judgment, which at their State Convention a.
ldtiel al three of the District electors to single
lis;r.ct. the coaltonists n Essex Jorction
nominated Tor s.a,e's Attorney young gentle
rasn who is set a resident, .anl On ths' account;
declines the uoninafiaa. Th:i is creli,sb's 90
Die u-l,sty, iat 81 there va Tot the ,,ishtes.
chance 7t bis receiving IN election, lis name
might iist As well BE allowed to s,sai oa ;he
Ticket
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-16
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This woJk -s1 IA 5ue'
Last week, s- 80
Vermont Isl IS, Dr.,
Prices OF Market Beef-A lew choice 80 11 flp 3D.
extra, s3o1I. 80 hrst quality, & - AZ So Sec
onl quality, s. % n 0 third quality s. 30 n : ~
Prices Store Cattle-Worklng oxen. b t,i- If. m
~ t1lO 80 to So '''' - 40
hlch Cows AMI Calves from g. z s.. extra So
farrow Cows, s11a35
tYearli3ss, zone, Two years old, none. 1Lres
Western fat SE.ne-LiTei rore.
stOres-N ho.esale, none
Frees OF sheep ald Lambs-1n lots ! 0l, %
- nl ana . 20 each. hxtrs.s g 81 "a ). ~ Roa!
s1eep . q 20 = II SheaCsd sheep al. r. IL.
sprins Lambs 81 D1U5 81 Fhes1.
Veal Calves, {, u1 10 Is o.
frlces o. liides IaloE and Skius-Eri-f,tsn il.-er
"a ti6 : y Ia4.o", . acc 9 10 Country Hides
g n Ial.oN, ai5-c y Il Calf skins. i-7zlc
g n Lsinh s4'ns, 7'cGS ~ each shsa-ct sFirs g,
each. IalrJ SS.rs. 8 each