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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-10-03
4 "Genuine Bank Note" SwiDdle eco
New Dodge.

From the Western Rural
j. c. HURD, of Knox County, Ind, for.
wards us Il document which has fallen
into his hands, and requests us, If not too
lengthy, to publish it, As il IS, a new
swiudle, very shrewdly designed and
well calculated TO deceive some who
might not think there would be anything
wrong in accepting the liberal % offer
made in it, we think il desirable TO give ii
to our readers in full. 1t is a autographed
letter, made To resemble writing, SO 1hat
the party receiving it will think he has a
special letter, and be induced to believe
he is the only one, or one ot select fec,
to whom such an exceedingly tempting
proposition has been made. or course
the truth is that hundreds-perhaps thou,
~andS-havc been sent out, to any whose
names could be procured
AMOS WAINWRIGHT, BANK NorE ENGE>yEN,i
Late nuat Artist Of the treasury
liu BROADWAY, TRENTON, \ j
DEAR FREND; Being DESTROYS OF securing one
good, reliable agent IN eHch section Of the country
10 cooperate with me in The disposal OF On article
producing speedy and gigantic profits, ! venture
to bring To your notice the easiest, safest and
quickest mode OF making money ever known,
which in q few weeks Mil make You wealthy
man without any one dreaming from whence your
wealth came.
10 be brief have for sale an immense quantity
- '''VH t'e' IVY w IN ~ ~ ~.
tousy "htmnra, ana can Therefore pc "uetea very
1N,"tN H'N 'u'N ,"'l' XIV" ny s'.,'''' 81"
may perhaps nav Ne'N N We pnn.S NV HP'F'i''
~ money II 70, eugn. gu' tur w. q,
.,''.. ~ ,ou7i-,s "a r'' a'u '' s'"' w. a''" -
- 70 Sl' A'lu ~ VIVA X" y" ,t'i - W." ~,
ny ~ upt,,,oG Mn r., i"'a't,' ., NV
VIM u ,ea.tl ~ LIZ ~, % W.. &
mehse -Alh 70 ot 'inih'"i"A''! an" certainty t'''
For Sl,250 assorted as you wish, the price is Sleo
So ,rn
nWn ~ ~"
- t',,"", .,,i.. -, i..,.., ,....,,,- . ' ''''
@ you r ,b ,e rt U won a. Inn,, r.
ceipl Of $i0 by express, wHi forward 3 $50 and
you pay tue balance when Won get it. send $50
tor >%Sm Sl la $o tE pE SU In S'Iy, "h zoe
promptly. a. YOU viii not he satisfied with one lot
only. iou VIII want the supply to continue, Re
nj, nH GEtl, ana Gy t J "", ~ nf," NILE
Inv mali therefore INV ~ sent yiN be lost, Rctol
lcct .his, and remit only by a7o"A
j. Wog 70 ansln 'f T' Wilns ng,n on d ,i'
Of 8isccr,.msrt and dopbtirs. Ioar "oni i1dg
ment will suggest the propaetr Of buying largely
at once. Ihriy II I,",iN no hafm ~ Inc bnslu9.r
@ ~ '., w, r .a,r. fnr,nn nr NJ ali ,,.,lt,
srrpt,ilatr I'm frv wrecks what ,,nu1 mike wears
In am ,rItparv uf.d,riakir., ,ru rnu,iurrf thgt
yo ,,flI deem /, worth irving rs sacl A chance, les
rot ltkr, i, hf thrown iii ,,ur wa, amin How
n,,rr lrgyr the ,partcr tn ynDr n,yu discretion
frcI.lI, th4t ~ hint 10 tho wise (, sufficient" Lei
me hear from Won
II, II and n Frafr-ua1t, y nltr-
Awo- W1r%wUraur
A Mason " ~ wears membership aud
nm odd Fellow for m ,,ur.
p5.ate. NstT .Eyes,
tHrqy, y}55r.. Lt, ,IlDsy<. to pqy the rNprczsagr
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-10-03
Decision of the Geneva Tribunal of
Arbitration.

d 81 -, /
/ ocSihS WIN the reSita'' IN lhe Iorihat tech
nlcal language, of the terms of the Treaty
Of Washington; recites the names and
,i,la, I'd ~ A,l,;,r,.,r. - -, -
80 y, ~ ""E "-N"'S az
pointed DN lht dIbiltallbG governments;
sets forth The facts of the assemblage of
the Cont in the Geneva Fxchau,ra and
~ =. 49, i-N> r>' '''"
VIC NeIlucdttoh Oh Tue powers pl ~ lhttl-
Oefs, ana the presentation OF the National
English and American cases by agents
and counsel
II ,,,s5l: t,.
lidNLh@ SoAG4uutu Was ltEAl auu luul-
clal preface OF the Court, the decision
continues to declare rsrJ1tipt rs follows.
ma Trib,(,., Tai,'', am, ,.tsra
til,, tb tr.a,, a,ns g,n,,, er N. ,,t
ry5anc Sr;,i,c,t ana al ~. c,,,,,ti"
,hl bo S., MD s,l fnarj Ia s
c,rrfIli,. -, ,r151li H. s,3n "a srt,,fi a, a 49,;
H., n,,3 ,,rts,,,t. , y,i,,-s H. ,,rS N,,,I -
Of su MA ''''" ''''' ''S''
y Wurt'r, n.,-I,,, r,r,,ra o., ,l,., yf,l AMI ,
aptE ar,{rIn, ~ no i,r,o7y ~ \,ssbir,,," rh A,
bi,rar"rs arr hn,IgI y ne terms f tj,, SEVENTH M
,i,.rn in i,.,id,, .i,g,o5I,,,3 t nm, ~, i
rynyrrraa Nv ihn tlrra rolrs th,r.i,, snprJI mn
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i,'rom.isi,n, liara,,Ib qs b e,ifraf,-. ".
tr,s a,,,,r{ee1Fn tn tr. aa., ma ''' "'
WUF,,t, q! Tha app lisrrr,. ,,rt.rr,1 =, In tho
fr.f ma tfir5 ,fsgi,i rtrles .h,,,,rf M, Dycisl he
neutral eoySrnIncnts In exact pronortiSn IA M,
rf.G :, ,,ki,I e,fbar o,,. ~ r., XXX ti,s,,'',y
may he ak n,rI Nv "a f1Igrr tn final me Thf~q
tons NJ Nh fraIrfy on Hmm mart and
WluguF.s Tho rirrp,n.f,jl.r. mt of which f,,,s
NJ Ne anbirat rnottpy of NE nrns,nt gn,,fr,y.r
nrnse ,yrrr III q, uat,-, Ia ,aIi fnr III, ,.,arr., Nh
the part Of Her Alnjes ~ Government Of vii pos
sihla solicituac for the observance of the r,,lbts
and dutirs involved IN Her Majesty prncl4mlfion
of neutrality issuGd on the 19tb DIN of MAY in
thn ,,agr M Gr,r IA M. th,p.apf Il III ErTirI
md sjyt,.orr the ctt,rfs Of n yioIt,ioy Of non
tralty committed hy means of the enu-tr,cifn,
eouftm,rt ma u-inr,nnt nf "a vessel mr., mo-, 5.n,
mrut ~ a httli,.srspt mn,,r, l,sneatad h, tbn ,t
iUtinr az ,o,1ralit, mo, ,F+,r,,arI ,,t,,,, 49,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-10-03

Il company has been formed in san
Francisco 70 supply steam to small fac
tories and workshops, by means Of pipes
laid under the roads the same as gas and
water The steam Is 10 be supplied from
an immese central boiler, and tits thought
that steam power may in this way be sup
piled at merely nominal cost to con
sumeTg
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-10-03

Wooden car.wheels, of a peculiar
form of cOnstruction-ad to insure
very great strength and durabili'y--are
now in successful use on many Of the
most important railway lines in England
and on the Continent. As described the
original patent in this case WINS for secuF,
ing the tire to the wheel by retaining
rings, the iillcts turned TO fit into CORE
spending grooves in the tires, and the
whole secured by nuts and bolts, BE.
tween the tire and the boss, spokes are
dispensed with by the insertion Of stout,
close.ftting panels Of East India teak
wood, the oily nature Of which preserves
from oxidation the iron pa sing through
it, For This purpose teak is said TO
be superior to any Other wood, and it
possesses the additional and very import
ant advantage of never shrinking
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-10-03
Sheep for Destroying Weeds.

In many parts of the country after the
cultivation Of the field has been com
pleted, and the corn " laid BY" there
usually comes along fine crop of purs-
lain, and sometimes more troublesome
weeds We have often derived benefit
both to the stock and the corn crop by
turning into the field a flock of sheep
The young heritage is much relished, and
will be cleaned out in short order Little
or no damage will result to the standing
corn. OF course those ears that are ON
or very close to the ground will be eaten :;
but If this is deemed a disadvantage it il
more than compensated by the benefit to
the stock for we have never seen the
time when q little grain would hurt a
thrifty, hearty sheep. In a wet season, as
the present one has proven IN some sec
lions, great advantage will result from
letting the air and sunshine into the corn
field, thus Fastening its ripcning II the
field is large, man or hoy should walk
around the flock, to keep them in hand,
and compel them to make clean work as
they 90.
As good a crop of rye az we ever
raised was soWn broadcast by a man on
horseback, ana covered by hcrding flock
of sheep forward and back over it,
Every grain seemed to come, and scarcely
a weed was to be found Western RHruR
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-10-03

ONE hundred years ago there were but
four newspapers in America
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-10-03

The total value Of the produce Of
the fisheries in the Scotch seas has been
estimated at over g. 500, 900.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-10-03

WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS,
w plense HHy yDu saw the advertisement
In this paper.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-10-03

In wordy contest with the Louisville
Courier JoprWit the 1t. Louis Gb05e says
''The shoe Of a Louisville belle can be
used as ladder You rest the heel on
the top Of building and climb up the
a cling"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-10-03

fohic' possessing ALSO the r"tust- rI~E. Pill. atfitHG
a. FrWcru. asrut 30 relieving go" sssf'. leiiSHt
nation Of the I,vti aud Fa,er Org,as aat a r.,saia
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-10-03

Or the forty members Of the Irish band
which came from ireland to play al the
Boston Jubilee, only eight could be in
duced 10 return, the others having found
employment in New York and Boston.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-10-03

Directions. r,}rI1 ta rt'.r 90 going TO ter-
a,u0s,t from it. r,..l .rl uur .s' wine. Ia.s'aIa
F1f good rn.ttsaat t.' ...i .' f-'l mulfoF.
tppp Ysu,ur. Ipasl beet ADD 'rs0taaea and iatH
Uuftoar rrs,tse They eonu"-rt If pHrf,} yrget.
abIe ingredients. and ,ruHrH un NUNr'
WALKER. Plon'r II n MCDONALD q co,
Dras %, sud Gru Agis San raos and Ns~ fo's-
as- SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS q DEAIKRh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

Der Of passengers in the coach and most of them
were either killed or wounded. C. Hay
ward, . member of steamer No. 2 company,
jumped, on Saturday, at Lowell, Macs, on o
wager Of twenty-five dollars ide, 100 feet in
ten consecutive lesps, starting from line and
up 81 elevation of eight-fe-t in the diatsnce.-
The New York Posts specisl says prominent
oolore1 men of this district have had full con-
sultstion with view Of issning letter of ad-
vice to negro voters in the United States. Dur
ing the meeting it came out that all we're oppos-
ed to Greeley, and would not vote for him. Sew
ers! said they you'd have preferred some other
nomination to Grants, but should vote for him.
Mr.. John Lingston, the colored orator. has re-
ceived information from Sumner that he could
not advise colored men to vote for Greeley.-
Josie Mansfield. who went to Ssrstogs to testify
in the Barnard impeachment case, wsg refused
sGmittsEco to the Grand Union and Congress
an-The fne steamship New England, Cap
tain fed, running between Boston and St. John.
was wrecked in dense fog upon ledge about
fifteen miles ess: from Esstport, Monday morn
ing TIE passengers .nd cEew we're saved and
we're taken to Boston by steamer City Of New
York. The New England vas valued a, $780,
COZ, and is doubtless a total Ices.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26
Sewing Machine Enterp,iss.
scC0ED SPECIAL AUCTION CT LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINERY
BY TEE WILCOX 3 GIBBS CGaPANY.

Over seven hundred lock stitch aud other double
thread Sewing Machines were yesterday sold at
auction Ia Broadway, ty orseT Of the Wilcox
Gibbs Company The whole Of these machines have
ictsly beeu received by the shove mentioned Co.
in New YORK and vicinity, IN exchange for their
Wilcox Gibbs Silent Family Sswidg Machine
The machines cold under the hammer comprised
ino collection Of Wheeler Wilson's Singers, Gro
yer & Bakers, uowe's, Weeds and Others and were
In exceedingly fair condition, msny being almost
nss This she sc -Oud special sale that hes taken
pIac. .is season ulder tho sane auspices the first
hay. been held the 18th Of LAST April, on which
ucc.s "a over 200 double thread machines we're
"slcfl4cod."
Ihese auction "a 'os aye a novelty il the sewing
machine world They undoubtedly indicatei.hst
very deciicd preference exists in the public mind
.or the Wilcox i Gibbs machine over every other
10 account Tor this preference one must study tho
theories ~ the various stitches and II do this We
soon discover taatthe preference founded upon the
llct tsst, .-r yearg OF experimenting, the Wilcox
bl1-s Co. hsve pr0duecd a ne chi1e using single
Jrtai wa!ch, while recurring practically all the
bCre.s Claimed FOR the iocg stitch theory sac some
important ones besides, avoids the evils lnscparabe
from TIA. theory. In fact, tn, complications ard
cxpolieuts necessary in a eolled lock stitch ms
chine couaterba!snce the Supposed advantages 10
possesses over the Old fashioned chain stitch. Tbs
tFi7tc'! loop stitch. however made by the Wilcox
& Gibbs m.chiCe, Is by far the most elastic and,
p-1cnclly the mes, known, and as this is the only
machine making this pccCliar stitch. owners d gil
classes n double thread machines are glad to ex-
Grange fer T.. IS brief trial s-on cen WAGES any
person Of its superior merits.
Al tie s8!o ya-tsrisy. d1o d0a5'e thread ma
chimes worth wncn now from 50 70 $50 were sold
O. i0s o. from $ 10 so each.
General sgsncy t1r the Wilcox 2 Gibbs Machines,
NJ No. Union Block, Caurch S:gest, Burli1stun.Nt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

We tre glad to lcsra that tSo or three repaJ-
Ecsns il this city, who have been prominently
olzimel as Greeley men, sad abou. whose posi-
tion there hss been doubt, have announced
their determination TO supper; Grant snd vii
son. This decision is orsdi;able 10 their jalg-
meat, pauiotisn and fidelity to principle. The
fer other republicans Who hsve been tsiatsi
with Greslcyisn, VIII 10 we'll 70 follow ,heir
exsmule. We shoald suppose that every intel
ligert man ooald zee that whatever has been bad
under Grant woal1 be hundred timee ORE
under Greeley. Descending to lover motives, It
ought to be equally clear to the aost sore-aesded
republican, that Mr. Sutton ard not he would
have the psrcel!rs out Of the Offices, if the
democratic nominee were elected, and that there
woild not he The f.intest chance that anything
should fall to him, in the scramble among old
time democrats for the spoil..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26
Speeial Aotifes.
The Wear and Tear Ollie.


The care1, an1ietles and mlsfortuncs OF Ifs have
az much to do with shortening It as disease. They
are In net the sourcs of many ailments and physi-
cal disabilities. Nervous weakness, dyspepsis,
affections CT the liver, disturbances of tho bowols
headaches, hypochondria ard moaomanis are
among these distressing fruits 1t f. Therefore, Of
great importance that persons whose minds arc
oppressed with heavy business responsibilities CT
harrasssd by family troubles or excited by speou-
laton, or perp.Ied by multiplicity OF enterprises,
or In any way overtaxcd or overvcrked. should
keep on hand their stamina by the daily use OF g
wholesome tonic. Thousands Of perscns thus crcuIn-
stanced are enabled to bear Up against tho diacnI
ties In which they are involved ard to retain their
strength, health and mental clearness by the
regular use Of Hosetters Stomach Bit.ers Diseases
rhoh are prone to attack the body when debil,a;ed
and broken down by over much b-ain work, or
ezhaussng physical labor are kept at hay by tie
resistant PoWor with which this Incompatible tonic
endows tho nervous system and tho vital organs.
AT this season, when the hea: is evaporating the
elements Of the strength from every pore sn invig-
GRANT Is absolutsly essential to the safety and
comfort Of tho public, and is required even by the
more robust If they desire to keep their athletic
capabilities in status quo. Hence a course Of Hos
tetters Biters Is particularly useful at this period
Of the year as defence agsiu.t the invisible disease
soat in suitry s2here. It IS the nos. potent
OF all preventive medicines AID for all COMPLAINS
which afisc. the st0mtch, tho liver and the ROue's
and interfere with the perfect digestion sni rssni-
iatlon OF iood u Is the standard rcm-ty.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

iN CaAHoEilf. &c ta5 Anril Term. Is-2 o.
eaifrEicay COUNTY. s1it Chiltsudea County
Court OF taau'ery, petition wls prsrsuts,i BY Ihs
tu-iinsiqn savings Faux, The Get:-1s.il National
hsnN o. Aaaches-cr, GaI II Hawloy and Ia Coea-
zane -c--nE lorth lLa- trfGc-ick RE q AT CanrIel
Yield, on December ith i-f-. cve-rte-I - all
e.cHlale 2. 70 -l-e Cc-i Cf Oh. f1!lOsius land
Dorset Fe:Il at. VIZ AL tbs property % sail
i-st nr4Lolet l1te conveyed % ssid Fisds By
seil t-AF'nc, known &c the steam Mil property,
also i u sH.7entha n ths Vermont Itali-a Marble
Niiry a11 i.e .1n-s ca ahich tec SAM e iOcatei,
conltiouel ic- tie pay merit 20 sid Tochrans Of IS
picuiss1ry notes for 500 each -pccff--.lv des-l--
ed n rsi- petition, tia. s.it notes n-rsrst bee 4
pad, and are held a1t awrei hy The pssirionerS
that among ether ccuycyaEcss o. said nortg4ge1
a llar'.-e tAe SAID Frederick ozc-us- " Jslnes
Is. "o1i ct Concord. Massachusetts, q niort-sre II
enc u-t.vdo1 sixteenth - said Ve-a-ns Ftalirl
Marble Quarry, 1n1 the sail troie--k s7d Charlie
szc-Gted g sa'c Wool sl0ther malt-ags 4 three
ucftylied sxfoslths a rlit Quar- uaicA rrcrtge-
Reds o. divers condition. therein -. forth which
arc so unuil.l-t; a-d pray nx that the ellisy Il
redemption Of Tie sal eds end the othsf defe7e
cauts, slIJag them, the said Wood 10 --id sr,yuis.
might be iureclosed. And i apucart-x 10 sail
tu-rt that ihs said Wood resided without tts s.atg
AM had uat been served with copy u --.d pst-
Iear tLe ssil Court az slit term cid-rei hat the
sl 1901 appear before sad Coat At tie n5vf tern
.creei 20 &c re a. Burlington on ths fourth Tuss-
aAs % oeptel1er- 1872 AMI make -rsv-- 70 s,if
sli pe.ltol 20 published in the Burlington Weekly
free fftss- Tree weeks ruccc=s'veiy the last n
which pu1--c1t-o-g should be a. ieast twenty da,s
previous O. Che c1ilue ucelsn- ot said -ext term.
lats- az sa-- tu-ii1 gron tais ljh day Of July,
l---.
va. G.sH4w, Solicitor for PETITIONERS.
4. !. HOWARD Clerk.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

.-'-i 20 SiA-ES OF AI-RiCA, Whereas q
DISTRICT OF VElNoSr, IS. mel hath
tio District Cour; Of he United Etat-s Of America,
II Ine District Of Vermont on the 9th day OF July
=. -. l7l2, against ths Caral Boat Agles,p her
sioAl-; apparel and furn ture, by W. L, Burnap,
IL Proctor IN behalf Of Narcise Bero- and pray
~ 'Aa usual process and mOniton Of the Court
.ist al persons Interested in the said Vessel hor
49, apparel AMI furniture, may be cited TO ans
We l-o prem So aud all due proceedings being hal
---t te same may he dccreei 70 he sold, and the
pl,1ee-s thereof be dist-itu,od acc1rdias 20 law
teI3ipre in the Presence CT the said MolitiCn
slises ll9 seal q -1d Court 90 me directed aud
9i- DO h-t-hy give notice generally, unto
~ P7is ~ Ai' ~ OF p-etsadins % have any right,
-, - % i-ie.-s- ihe7ea, alt & Edward Young,
9i-'-ei - tas said Scss-l in special, TO appear
.,i-1l3 lie aloresA.a Court az the United states
Z. w aeon II the tity 81 B1ri1 .toa In said Dis
u.9s' on tla oih day % August. 4 d. 1871 at II
oc-ce@ n the rreno1u, thea AMI thore to sns9tr
tohalL '1 ia ''-'s
patel 20 BURLINGTON, in salt District, this 18Th
doy Of july, A ID. 81
,.,.., ". K. BUENAP Froo.or.
otC- T. FOSTER, (. s. .!arrhal,
Ey IHOiAS lAILEY. Deputy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

wv YORK -r=----
HsG Yoaz. JAY
COTTON quiet AID 80 lower sales ll5i bales
niddiing upllnds 81 q.
fLOUk quiet snt unehanged, sales S3G barrels
State 5.S0lf7 3; round hoop Uhe, sons 30, Vest
eTn 2.15 Is; Southern siai20n.
GRAlH-Rhest 4 shade frmer sales Is o. bush
No. spring iSfD 90; Ne. IS n Il 10 store;
winter fed western s. q c.; Whits Michigan
60 % s.. Corn 4 shade frmer: sses i6.Rn hDsh
steamer mixed western TT 59G6u, % sail GiTe2; ;
oats better; SAFES ;9,oOs bushels. - c 81 west
eTn flt8i3a.
BEEF dull.
PRoVlaiOH5-F FORK suade irner; meSs
= IS % . s5i LsF1 "a ct at q o. Ratte3 call
State 224N.
mHlskEY active and dr.ns- a 9.s.
RICE quiet a. lG2.
sUGAk steady; b;usoova5o 81 y 3: reclining
Si1sl.
COFFEE n b.oder.ts request, iio Is,-f!ll.
M0LASSE3 dull
TUBPBNTIcE steady ST 81. aDs3.
KO<IS QUOT at i2Ea,5 % for Strained.
PETROLEUM firm udo u, fsiiainy - &C.
rALLOW quiet At tlagi.
WOOL quiet AID without decided age. IN
vashen G.: pnlled 81.
LINSEED OIL, 1902.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26
DIED

Waters. In this city, Friday morning, July
18th, little Nellie. only daughter OF Vim. H., and
Sarah z. Waters, aged II months and % days
Jcussos.-In Palmyra N. Y, July sth, Mrs.
asei 70 years.
PsIcs.-In this city. July 2lIt. Of cholera infan-
tu,n John Curtis, only child o, Hora.io n. ard
Laura Price, aged II months.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26


Cinc.nua.ii Mr. aal N-s. -. p. F55:e, Mira
5us, Foofe, tias,e- Charles Foo.1 Master Ell
ward Fo5:e, @: Preasiya. Il. y; ". \ Fer
u.li, Boston ". Ii GA'a-ailh, Cincinnati;
sai Mr.. sai .irs. Russell sturgis, fur cbliren,
ana two uGrscs, Of New Y,.A city. sro stopping
st a .,.-a le-'s ,his summer
Parties are commencing 90 camp out on the
CID f,hing ground AZ ThomFsaa's Po.a;. There
are roF quite number O. ts-js horg. AID fish
lag Is good
Mr. Samuel Eh.l-y Of We. Charlotte. hsl
Lie Jaw fractured CO Saturday, by e Ficco O..
timber falling from She c-lreuier'' hands SIS
laey we've rsp-i.ias ais bs.a. lie 7as picked
up insentibie.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

souDzs DrArH.-3liss augusta s5uie. a
ycung lazy Of Fairfield. most esteemed. died
very tudGealy lss, week. She vas ia Us gsl
hesltb, 20 al appearance, SID vas alone IN the
house; but her lister on returning found 5ls,
S5uie on tie floor Of Ler rooa jus, expiring.
The physicians pronounced the Gaze p2Ialysis CT
the brain. Mifs soule war engaged 70 he rlar-
RED sa3 vas daily expecting her hetroihe1 to
complete tie final arrangements for The 1ere-
mopy; but his coming wss only in tine Tor TIE
funeral
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26
9egal Aotifss.
II. II. WOODS, ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable tho
DISTRICT cHrrESDzy foS@se S9Tr. for the
To AL persons interested in the estate Of Henry
IL "oocs, Fate Of Milton, in said District,
deceased. 0Rryrrxa
W hEhEAS, said Court hath assigned the 18th
nc administration account OF the administrator Of
me estate Of said deceased, and ordered that
pe11c notice thereof DO given 70 all persons inter-
ested in said estate, by publisbinr tbis order
gl.e9 "eeas successfully, previous to the
Jay as snel, in the Burlington weekly Free Pres,
Tlesp1per printed in Burlington. in said District.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified To- aDpear at
tIe rio3ate Court rooms, in Burlington on the day
assigned then and there 70 contest the allowance
OF said account, If you seecause
Diyen under my hand, this 22d dav Of .JuIy.
a, =, - T. :. WALES, Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

Castnria-a suhst.tuts for Castor Ola family
physic whi-h "a ple-sss . tase sni Goes rot dts
tres Or grippe, but = -re o. operate when all ether
remedies have Hilsd i f. purely vegetable
preparation, containing neither Mneulls Morphine
nor Alcohol. the resuit 81 .sen years experiment
Ing by DIT. ramrol Pitcher Z PERFECTLY harmless
and far more ef,dlivs than Pills Narcotic syrups
or Castor oil. ~ ,ooth'nz the system % produces
ratura sleep and Is particularly ada gted o crying
and teething children. IL kills worms, cures stem
tch acle. constipation. fstuency and csranEeusut
O: tie vcr. No family afford h he without this.
article u costs bus 81 cslt,--sk your druggist %
Get il 10 yo1, aui hs VIII G. Why's keep e.
July 11-viI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

The hsy crop along the lake shore IN Addson
county is very abundant, afJrlins larger yiell
;hta for yeArs before.