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Popular Music Books,

Now select the Hasic Book needed during the next
Autumn. and agresaby occupy your Sum
rner Leisure IL examining, playing
and singing ron them.
THE STANDARD Pric5 sl.5C; sl3 % per
doz Destined u be she Banner Church Muse
Book OF the Season. Singers, leaders, teachers
"Rsily round" the Bannerl
SPARKLING kUBiES /. Price s. cents.
For sabbath Schools. None better.
THE PiLG RIMS HARP. Price 90 cents
Fer Yestries and Prayer Meetings. Unexeelled.
Take with you, for entertainment at Summer
Resorts.
THE MUSICAL TREASURE.
225 pages o, new and popular Songs and piano
forte pieces, or
SHOWER Of PEARLS.
PULL Of the best Vocal Duets. Or,
OPERATIC PEARLS.
full 1.-THE best Opera Songs Or
PIANISC'S ALBUM.
Ful OF the best Piano pieses Or,
PIANc-FORTE GEMS.
Full Of the best Piano pieces
Each Of the above five books costs $3.50 in boards,
or 81 o. in cloth. Has IN IRE than Pm large pages
full Of popular music and either book is a most
tsrtsininz CON Daui0n to a lover Of music.
specimens Of the STANDARD seht, for the pres
ent post paid, for sl2 and Of the other books for
the retail prise.
OLIVER DITs0N & CO., Boston.
CBAs. Ii. DITS0r Z CO., Y.
July 2S-wed&sst4wu
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AND TAN, USE PERRY'S MJTh AND FRCKL
LOTION. The we'll known. reliable AM harm css
remedy for Brown Dscolorrt1ns q tie ;a5o. Pro-
pared Only BY Dr.. B. c. Perry. rormat llosis. 80
Bond Street, Se~ York. Sold by Du-.Ss-s every
where. March l6-n4ou We sz.ANrm
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Jericho, July -. 1872

The CAaPMay II GRAND IsLE COUNTY. Mr..
Bensjah Paelps il the present Democratic repre-
sentative Of South Hero. lie reflfes to support
Greeley, SD will vote for Grant, and reports
that Greeley has but little strength in Grand
Ise County. either among Republicans CT Demo
Gratis. The county will give handsome msjori-
ty for the Republican State ticket and Grant and
Wilson
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

STATE or VERMONT, Ihs Honorable th,
DISTRICT OF cHurEyDEv, ss. Fro3ete Court for the
iis;rict o.. Chitteuden
10 al persons interested in tAe estate Of Tsnr,-
n "oC1s, Late Of Milton in sait Distrrf
deceased. s.,,- p ~
WHEREAS, said Court hath as.--1aI 80 ian.
w cay Of August next. for the -rttler-s7t ~
tns administration account OF the adrirI- .rlfl- nj
ne es-a's o. san deceased, ant ordered that
esled IN SAID estate, hy publishing tbs order
sl!ee weeks sueccssivcly. previous to the
ny sned' IN the burlington week y Free Press
-, IEEHtfo bE' you are hereby notified o. appear at
1ne ffoiate Court rooms, ia Darlington on tie Jsv
Of SAID account, If You cau5s.
",ten uhler ny hand, this 20 day of JULY
a =, - T. Z. WALES. Judge
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AGRNIs WANTED to canvass for "THE LIFE OF
HENRY WILSON," by JUDGE RUSSELL, and Rev.
ELIAS NAsos,-the only edition published with
Mr.. WILSON'S approval. Now is the time to make
money. b u. RUSSELL, Publisher, Boston, Mass.
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and quite Z csstigation Was administered ere
outside psrtie, interferei and put an end to the
play. The cause Of the affair is supposed to be
some imagined insult received by Mr.. FIX from
Gen. Phelps. Mr.. Fisk WAS at oue time insane
And 1t is feared by hi, friend. thst he ia again be-
coming 90.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

iha D-il'Ts Falls Times - Lsl supposed and
expected and thinks this is the view Of the
people Of Windsor couaty-'' thEt Judge Poland
would be renominAtei wi5hou: oppositioa 50
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

Tue CtaPNSS ~ BENyNGTcS CorSrY.-
4 grand r2liy Of the Republicans Of South
SALISBURY 90 rstiy the nomination Of Grant
Eni wilsou took place Frisy evening.
The Bennington Grsnt anl wilson club s1l !
large numter OF GRANTEES from North Beraiug-
tor, four hundred strong, arrived about
O'Clock. 4 r-cees'.on wss formed st the depot,
headed by tie Bsaaing,an Cornet Bsli, and
marched 70 the church rsn. Norman Milling
ton presided. and Cl. c. Il joyce Of RsJsui
saig sllr,ss- tee mtc.ing. urging uFea Re
psti.osas &c a. once girl on th5ir srnor ami
work fer the 5lccc5s Of tie party and lie csnii-
is;es short speeches were made ty +. ". PAX
sul j. Il Cuslmaa. Daring tie evening tie
utmos, enthusiasm prevailed and very deter
mined purp7is wss manifested TO exit every
legitimate influence 90 seeass she success O. thc
nominees Of the Republican Convention, Al
every mention of whose names the utmost ea'hu-
siam prevsileI. st the meeting ore huEl-el
gurs were fred, sai Grant AMI Wilson flag
hoistel ss the procession came from the depot
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The second ti--is tse patients must s-lrI- r..-..
r,-l urtltasy 80 well. Dc is almost i..-1-- De. .-
VCltt taking cll wi on tle lungs OIL -.lI. t.f..
tH prevented C--e UlHH 70 te r.eUrHL ..a j
d ia-olt, c.i e-i--r fa ts s..l ~ t.. caH.-. ...
iiI and winter seas aye i.I ur.T-. D. -lH--I
rlueli t.lt cllraa l.-H tr,r pl'lar--.li t.r
Ley must not itt'Vn qa.t tHcv must walk r Gle
1eh and as tlstas tie strength ~ A les. g. -.
rp good Cir ll1il|1 ~ h.'f- Ire fl-ets k.H.I
iu good 'p4r.s-te DETERMINED O. eet vel- ls D..
great deal 10 ll f- ne % -tc, ana ls Gle t .- rI
gam
j. despair ~ Cl-c nj s111 evidence &c i,s s.r
i1 ne W rst eases. ans l7-- certainty .1 b.. . s
s1flL lf. SDaen personal STAT r-1t 81 te t4--..
% u. own cure was lu t.less modest H--a-
Many years ~ ] uss iH t.H last Stages NJ
Sons confined 90 ny t-i. and AZ one time my lhr
.H-at {. - could i 1--we d " i"i l.-e . 81 il-
i1n clf.fn- ~ s'r4'ts- i7-l HfHri obtained te ir
isaiHns lah BOW o1s- % tae puddle aui t.sy rt5
ai penetrate nv vi -.. s,,t.-l 'fe. .- -,-l h.,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

PERaY'5 IMPROVED COMEDOSE AM Pi iPLE
EEdkDY.-Tho Skin Medicine Of the AZ IS war
ranted to cure tLEsa WORMS, PEOPLES Eruptions
and BLoTCHED designations Of the face. Sold by
all Druggists. Depot, 40 Bond S., Nea YORK,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

The Brsttleboro Phaair Is, ore the renomina-
tion Of Judge Poland for Congress
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

a Greeley club has been organized At ST.
Johnsbury, with n. P Bowmsn as President.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

H-a Socrates n. Sherman has received the
appointment Of Postmaster Of Osdensburg. vice
r. g. Pettibone, resigned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

Newspapers not Weighing over two ounces can
now be sent anywhere in the country for one
cent instead Of two ss heretofore.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02
The I. VI & I. c. Railroad

AA-1 49, g. - L. - LLdi-A IlA--r
Eitar Frss Proe14l Tinos:
Since Jericho voted lat april. 10 aid IA the
ooaitra,;iou Of the ". ". s. l. C. Railroad to
the amount Of tecaty-,6r,c thoa-i-i d5ll,rs, the
c-ua.ss.oLsrs spro.l.el 90 obtain ;as C. nser. cf
tla taE-rEyerg 10 ,uoh az, hsye, wiki tie assist
sa-. Of other ci.-zsus lfJuicbo. c5up.;el Ti;h
tlcl ,-;.i,iols o. the s;stu.c % ~ TO make
available the sal vote. Macy Of the taxpayers
who were opposed to giving any IOWA III .cr tae
construction Of sail road. snd who cart the.r
vote st the town meeting sgsiuit it, have, sfeT
= candid consideration, tssen different an
better view Of their 0Fu interest as veil ss TIA.
OF the town, ami have given in their names aud
grand !.,t, ami consented to tleyote @. the town.
80 thu; 6 majority cftae Taxpayers ard . ia
jority Of the r.anI lis. Of the town, hS7e t,5n
obtained for ,Le rosl At TIE enabling SC, re-
qaires. AMI, Understand, slso, that ma
jority Of the grand list q Unlehu hls hscn Oh
tsinei by their commissioners.
j, Ia expected by the people il these towns
that Burlington viii not long delay action
to insure the immediate construction Of
said rosd. The iosd should be put in process
Of construction this season. Il strikes me
(knoving something Of the wants and wisles OF
the people CT the Inc Of the " Vt and L. c.
railroad, ~ ve, 2s tie people in Lamoii'e val
lcy.) thstths people Of burlington are hazard ng
their hest interctis by delay Ii is import
ant that this road should be put in process Of
construction, if not completed, as soon as the
completion If the Lamoille valley rosj, next
yeAr. In order to secure for Burlington the
trade sd business Of the LsmoiIle yslley, as
well as the benefits from running the Portland
aud Ogieusburgh rosi, he X Vt aul L c.
railroad must be built, sd if not built nearly
al Of said trade, business snd railroad benefits
will he secured TO other places ;hsa Burlington.
Action nov on tie part Of Burlington in aid OF
the road viii greatly encourage all who are in
fSyor Of its construction, and cnsbe the com
psny to put in motion the plane for building the
road. l.
Jericho, July -. 49,
SINGULAR CAsE More than two years and
half age. boy Of fifteen usmed Tillison, living
in Underhill swallowed beech-nut which he
wss cracking With his teeth, aud getting fairly
down into the lungs the nut could not be ex-
trsctel OF course the lad WAS nearly choked at
the tine but presently recovered, srd bur for oc-
c,tional violent fits Of coughing seemed TO ezpe-
risnce no tPeoisl trouble. A month ago he caught
steyere cold, cougbed very much and raised
phlegm freely. On Monday, sudden osll
brought tbe family from the breakfast table to
his bedside, blood wss flowing from the lung,,
and presentv up came the nut swallowed 30
long before 1t Was very little changed by it's
90 months stay, the kernel seeming shout as
sound IS fresh nut One side Of the shuek
WAS peeled Of, probably at the time it vas
swallowed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

NFRGESSEs.-Col Chsrles H. Joyce will ad
dress the Republicans Of Vergennes on Saturday
evening next, August 3rd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

srArE-BoRo.-A son Of S. D Hocomb, who
Ail ll't completed bis preparatory course. and
would have entered &iiilebury College At the
coming ecaueuc5ment, was buried On Tuesi,y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

The Democracy over tie lake are renouccing
Greeley In crest numbers. 10 Crown Point
Greeley Democrat is the exception.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

A Greeley club has been organized il Crafts
bury, headed by ex-senator J. W. Simpson.
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D OF ECU GsTRIASS.
CHARLES r. REED.

CHARLES 2. REED.
without doubt the hest Si1 .HoRsE Ride, Pirouet-
list ard summer ssutist IN the profess o. for the
frs. taas appearing in the constellation.
HARRY ~ ELBE COOKE.
the British Champion. has again been secured. an
announcement THAI cAnrot al. 20 create g-eat sa-s
faction among his numerous a1Gii-ers.
livery boy snd si-I vii be delighted il iluo-s r. >
The remarkable prec'c.ty Of the greatest u Child
Riders,
LITTLE GEORGI. DTCRow.
Three Funny Clowns
eontributs 70 the hilari.y hy their sshe. Of vi
rich hurler, aut hitns screams gentlemen. every
ore o. them they utter nothing inCeco-0us ia fact
there il in the whole entertain eat single
dec'run.
The manager has great pleasure II Introducing TO
the citizens o! tie tnito1 states the amous Liu-
Clovl ant Court Jester.
DtV IO 4. SEAL.
"Fsllow Of indnHe Jest" distinguished fo- his
jjmp'oup,a hts at the folles aud foit,cs u
The ever welcome sons.te- AID hspyy hunor.st.
TOM BARRY,
Is a--a.l sith u, with that s1oruea.nzIy comic,I
animsl AMI gynnsstic Theno-neuon, the Erea.
Elephant BOLIVAR. ALSO
GORGE ADAMS.
the gro,eslue ant eccentric Clown, worthy Of his
ass1cstcs. bu ent rely different in style aud school
The gymnasia has been augueutet by the
LE CLAIRE BROTHERS,
being their first Appearance in astonishing ieats
upon the Flying Trape1e, and hid ar Flights.
which hiss given them an established rcLutatiau
throughout Europe.
iiOGEE AND FRANKLIN.
g re two more usw faces 70 be commended appear
ias IN reaarsahle exhibitions q skIll and strength.
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Ne'' York Honey and Stock Market.

NEW YoEx. July 81.
hOHt Y was quiet the mos. Of tho day at 3Gt
por cert, but in tao afternoon the rate gradualIv
advanced 20 per cent. A large amount Of cor
pous On various securities fall cue to-morroy AMI
loans wire called in T. prepare for their payment
MONEY is likely to return 70 the old rates 10
morrow unless there is some artificial interference
STERLING EXCHANGE unsettled and lover At
market.
GOLD vas strong and moderately active within
range Of lis Wli54 cents, closing at llllnu5l The
tar Il. Loans at 10 Pc cent for carrying 10 faf
Ciearsnces $1,000 coo. Engagements FOR TONER
row so 0)J. Treasury disbursements S-0Du01.
u9E EhA D IN rs strong at an advance ofsn il3
:. The tre-s1ry Isht $4,000 st ia 85-itcfl
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

The Bellows Falis Grant club has over 100
members
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The Rulsud Herald ssuthori,y fo- the state
meut that the circu .l,i5n cftLc Ncs York Tn
hsrc has fallen oil oae-hsf ia Vermont, since
Mr.. Gree.ey's nomination.
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Johnsbury, with N. P. BoEmsn as President
The Brattleboro Phaair fa,ors tue renomin.-
tion Of Judge Poland for Congress.
VFROESSEs.-Col Chsrles Il. Joyce will ad-
dress the Republicans Of vergennes on Saturday
evening next, August 3rd
Newspapers not weighing over two ounces can
now be sent aayWhere IN the country for one
cen, instead Of two ss heretofore.
i-a Socrates n. Sherman has received the
appointment Of Postmaster Of Oedensburg. vice
r. g. Pettibone, resigned
rha D.l5Ts Falls Tines Lsi supposed and
oEpec,el'-tni thinks this is the view Of the
people Of Windsor county that Judge Poland
would be renominstei withou: opposition 50
srArEsB0Ro-A son Of S. D. Holoomb, who
had j1't completed his preparatory course. ana
would have entered 2iiilebury College At the
coming ccaraeuc5ment, was buried On Tues5,y.
The Ru.lsrd Hrall issutaori,y for the state
ueut hat the circu 1,i5n oftle NcS York Tn
tsre has fallen oil oae-hsE il Vermont, since
Nj Gree!eys nomination.
81 AlaANs BUTTER A.HzaT- - The market
wss firm Tgeslsy with large offerings Com
mon 20 fair grades - 20 81; medium to good
-, 10 De; choice 4;s. 27c. ~ chesse offered.
Tie damage done by Inc heavy rsia-s.orn Ga
friday in AMI shout New York city, en- Long
Island sni IN New jersey, by a32liag builliugs
iajlTins railway and in other vaJs, will, it Is
e'-as'si. reach -'j''o 2- S5o3.5lo
The rr--i--.- 7..,......,....... ....i.-..,
,,.,-i.-.-. -r .l,,. -,.-. ~ ,.r..., b. f., -
adm with ss-se fBf-,,-,.t..r If ,s, l,se
-.1t. sal ns,.-;.ss,y adds. O, Ills o,t.ept,
t...s .,..,.. e.. 40. ..,.l,,,
'-4 a '''-l'y
'-,- ''.'s' '-'1
''--e- -'' .-.''' P'.''s io'
--'.'- 'l-s5' IRON 20 ~ '.' ''.-l aA-rle'' lo
- ',=. a. - '-ii '''''e' ~ TO
M.Los GssSr and W.r3y ClrB.-Herrr
Ballard. E.4.. Ct this city. s1l George A. B.l-
Isrl, Egg. q FART Y. will ailrsss tie next
regular meeting OF the Milton Grant snd Wilson
C.ub. az Als.ia's Hal, Saturday evening Au-
gust 81.
SOUND Csv-lrsoy.-.. Very well. sir said
usmaar... .... -,g u--.v has finally conferred
tEa- E-rutl..,- -.,.- a-s .;,i.t. al! ihs fs-gb-
Ha.u .aea i..-a.s p. The constitution ana Eeuub-
Loan Legislation are 60 BE- maintained. ssl 20 .
i-r C1ant. Who carried tdsle ilcss. srueaia..nt= .
sul laws &C. -l.c.a7
'---' -'-i DO "''A -'A'
-'.- roy Cd -'l lana ID --l'' was n''fy .
~' ''' "'' '-''e' 'S ISL
t5em.n when tbsv warned b.asr hi. i,,-er
Ttt5ok ei,a.ren some Urs TO ugsovs- him.
s-! Hs ,aH.--l IN r-s,- r.i, ,-1.1 r---;,.ie4
The Greeley 5ne1 81 Wcs. Rarsrf a7t up p I
meeting saturday nsca. 4 Gentleman ras.irg .
through Eua-u5. srI being t.lI Tat crowds 1
hal gore o.er 60 West EetsuIt5 attend. had
the su--5.-.. 90 stand VI! -.aut it- ,ss,or, as .
thew returned. stoat II 7u There ser,
nrs,
Nv Baker. Dresden, ,r,ss New yort sd F.
C.-,F, F.-ra.i. r-.-s-si from Whitehall .
north. has .s. tas contract f.- .be construction
.rtts --.l s...-, yy5--..s- o.. p.-, f7s.-,. o., f.
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Cattlo-Nearly 81 head ofNoTiherr in excess q
last week. One Of the Northern trains run % he
track short distance above the markst OBTAINING
the stock several almost sight Of the yards
but not 10 position TO unload. After arrival bust
less was generally active, particu arly for hest
cattle. 81. r. Shacke.t sold fine bunch Of Lnppam
cattle well fed and well Atte1 and extra lot all
? = year olds Other cattle sold about tbs ZANE A.
last week Cur quotations. run. nearly as We
cOu iu ge, at last weeks figures. J Hamilton
had a nico bunch that be selling to " Gowins
W Brownell sold Is 2-y ear Olds and cows for
$50 tib, dress VT, average live $50 rs. Bowen
sold ~ COWS heifsrs 10 dress 81 lbs at u.s. t9a
dress VT II Gray sold a. 2-ycar old steers at 81 h.
dress VT 4year old steers at Q &c f.ib drtss VT
2 COWS at 7dsePib, dress VT. VI Roundy sod
2yesr old Steers, to dress 600 lbs, at qer n. dress
WI small cattle from 7zD5c 2 ID. 5 NJ Kimblll sod
Dow sold 3.year old steers, TO dress 30 lbs at DC
Pm dress VT At IOc II, dress VT dress $50
lbs each cows at a SC Fib, dress VT. NTsHan
sold 10 slim cows at So each.
Sheep and lambs-Lambs and sheen are selling
from TO lie lower y Ii. Butchers talk 2c ess. and
there may 10 a scattering lot or two that would
Justify as strong reduction, but the tuik were from
l6l C lower e b, and selling dull . W Bickf0rd
sold l3l lHmb,, average &c lbs. at &C y % "
Bailey sold lambs from case Y ID Butchers say il
Is all out OF rea 90 10 pay as high they have been
paying the past few weeks.
POultry-1here is considerable frmness 10 the
poultry market. Good Spring Chickens mmand
full prices and fresh arrivals are well patrosiz ID.
We quote Spring Chickens, at 25c = h: prime lots
Of Turkeys 20G2ic h; good. fair lots Of fowl, 10
Esl9ic Y b; ordinary grades, lsio v h; poor l5c
n.
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FNA IhE FEA4 dH-f NC ] 4-'Ii y J-lf
AMOUNT 0F LIVE sgocs At TAEKEr.
Cattle Sheep La.ahs. So ne.
This week, go. 5I52 o.
Last week an 1928 Dr.
Vermont 5- 1910 ~
Prices Of Market Beef-A few choice go o1a ln -0,
extra, g. 00E9 80 first quality, 3 Sd a 50 sec
ond quality, s. On a. t0 third quality, s. ~ n -1.
Prices fStore Cattle-Norkug oxen, pair from
So Si75 S1O 10 81
Mich Cows and Calves from t-n II .; extra, SO
n -.
FarroW Cows, StJ1D.
Yearlings, zone; Two years old. roae. Three
old, none.
Western Pa: SEine-Liye, none.
Stores -Wholesale. none
Prices of Sheep ana Lambs In lots, ; %, 5 -
IS o. and g. 81 each Extra, = ID a- - no. Wool
Sheep 10 90 te.it Sheared sheep a a. T. h.
spring Lambs 81 00H6 0O Phead.
Veal Calves, s. 90 to 10 90.
Prices Of Hides. Tallov and Skins-Bri-!lton id-s.
9r9ic v h; Tallow q GI6c = h, Country Hides.
&C vi Tallow, G5.c e h Calf skins. Sdslc
Pih Lsmh Skins, 75cntl On each Shea Ssiui, zoe
each. Parry SKINS, ST. each.
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WILLIAM CROW. upon the Corie Va!ante
SI6NOR COLUMBUS, the India Rubber Msn.
EUGENE IEtCH, 1unbler and Voltgeur
In addition u a hes. Of arxiliariss. making this
establishment in every detail a PERFECT CIRCUS.
JOHN II. MURRAY
introduces his beautiful tutored pupils the supcricr
Trick Horses, SPOT, BEAUTY and BLACK EAGLE.
The Afternoons AMUSEMENT viii terminate with
the appearance Of
THREE COMIC MULES.
Humpty Dampty, Te.e and salHe.
The Evenings performance eliminating with the
laugha.ls tribe,
THE BFAR AND THE SENTINEL,
in which Tom Berry will appear, in connection
with ful Company.
The GRAND ENTREE VIII t.ke place each dav
Of Exhibition st 10 O'Clock A. NJ headed by Prlf.
.. P. PsnRY's SILVER CoRSET BA,D. thirteen in
namber, in the snowy uniform Of Royal Prussisz
HUzzars borne in the Golden Chariot. Car 4 the
C0nquerer," drawn by Twenty Arabian Horses,
guided by Mona. J. II Paul, followed by team Of
TWENTY LITTLE PONIES.
Tbs sm4llest and most beautiful Horsts over seen
For the especial Accommodation OF the juveniles they
will he exhibited free of charge, in tent joining
The Mammoth Pavilion.
The great Teat viii he Illuminated BY Joshua
Kidds Patent Burners, the mes. brilliant sht ever
30 smoking Inside the Pavilion. Carpstsd seats
for ladies and children.
TWO PERFORMANCES AFTERNOON MIGHT.
Doors open st and P NJ.
Admission. 80 Cents. Children under 10
YEAR Of age, . Cents.
~ Distinctly understood, this Is not an exhi
hition q canvas but ulique. chaste and elegant
Circus under one oapAoious Pavilion OF late, II
has been the custom 10 impose UPON the public so
called Circuscs, Museums and 3enageriss. which
being neither oue or the other. fail TO rstsfy the
great expectations aroused by indiscdminsts
promises unfulhled.
VIII also appear a. follows st. Adams, August
5th KichmOnd. Aug. 9Th. Vergennes, Aug sth
Middlebury, Aug. 9Th; brandon, Aug. 10th Ran
colph. Aug. 18th ROyalton, Aug. 18Th and will
yisi. all the PRINCIPAL TOWNS AND CITIES or
THE STATE CHARLES ~. DAY.
Director Of Publications.
July 273Aus3t6 & wJuly 2GEAng2
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

GzS. PgELrs HoRsEwHIrFfD.-Qaite Al ex-
element prevailed in the streets OF B.s,tlsboro
On Wednesday afternoon last. Mr.. james Fisk.
i,'neF Of tie late James Fisk, Jr., drove through
the street stopped at the Revere House. and en-
1' ~, Tue oib'e marched Immediately up to Gen
. " rhelps, Eho vas sitting in the rear of The
- WIN hardly word OF warning, q whip
"ni'a Mr. FIX had il his ksd began to descend
Np'" 'ne mead Ard shoulders Of Gen. Phelps,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

The .a-7o -.u-;u-- receives strength AID vita ity,
AMI t.t WI'io nervous system d.. recruited ~
aai--1 fe-I1s an At71-E'- frCHr. Eli 10. wonder.
Oh. curative prHpert IS Tp.etely remove or couu-
tereto k-loJ, bladder AID ariular. ceases dia-
noes. -7Hte.. al complaints occidental o. fcug es
ana r-l % lies g tls urin-.ouftsi o-Esus IL il a
ca ef r.. le. .ru sut. Alternative tiusreti5 s1,v-
crt ava tome. iu wait 70 il tts An,h5r u
j -rs' tar-' % ctel WITH sgcl 1l..-ests
J4.c --aaaaw %
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

Tie damage done by Inc heavy rsia-s.orn ga
friday in AMI shout New York city, en- Long
Island sni in New jersey, by a5oliag Buildings
iajlrins railway. ami IN other waJs, will, it is
estimated reach $3.50. 900 o- $500 300
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

R'caVosp Brr-e NAsE1r.-oa Monday
The uarses vas q1.-a sc.iye ic- both batter sid
caes-e, though ba. irJe aaersI prices for
cheese raageI from 20 Js. for fs7a dtiries. 10
70 10 l-2f5T sage sui factory, and batter % to
o. fer c15l. seeotiout23 20 -5c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

MLros Gstyr AND WLFoy CLrB.-Hsury
Ballard, Egg, Of this city, ana George a. B,l-
Lard, Egg, q FART Y, viii @ilr5ss tae mex;
regular meeting OF the Milton Grant snI Wilson
C.ab, at Aus.ia'e Hs', Saturday evening Au-
gust 81.