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MmTov, June II. 1872
Editor free Press AID Tines
cannot forbear replying to the sourrilous az
tiele IN your thig evenings edition, eyiisnt-
" written By one rot over frieally towards me,
in which The writer attempts TO Justify the course
Of my opponents the. late caucus by accusing me
Of resortine to the same means that they re-
sorted TO, 10 elect their delegates.
| have no desire to prejudice Mr. Lsdd's
friends .gAinst him, and shall resort to no IN.
fair, or even unfriendly means to that end, but
in defence Of my own reputation, which is Of
more value to myself than 10 ny opponents, or
than any Advantages which may derive from an
election to the Senate by my fellow men, can
not allow the chSrges in that letter TO remain
uncontrsdcted.
/ No lr.shme1 hSve been nNturElizel either
by myself or a. ny direction, but should one
present himself to me. desirous Of becoming y
true American citizen and Of swearing slleei-
ance to the United States, tholld have 20 hest
t.ton in advising him to do so, and to be sure tc
vote for Grsnt-Dot for Horace Greeley.
.. I challenge any Of my opponents to show
bef,ra tie County CONVENTION by any living
witness that have knowingly solicited or re-
oeived the vote Of single democrat at the
caucus. and likewise challenge them to prove
that solicited or received the vote OF resident
o. any town other than Milton. IL requires
Lively imagination to discover possible reason
Why democratic end non-re'iients shoula Fols
with party which 9;d 81 IN it's power to ezpsl
them from the meeting.
trust the contest msy be conducted heleslly
and fairly. This is all ask,
Yours SC,
ELL BARHuH.
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Special 9oilcGs.


expression is oftoa used, but It T. Iianifssly
absurd. Gloom and melancholy arc n3tspoutaneous.
They a-c uuua.u-al mental conditions and usually
have corresponding causes II there is no apparent
reason for dependency, It isasymptom Of physical
disease. IN nine eases cut Of ten the stomach the
liver and the towels arc responsible for the cloud
which rests upon the brain In all such cases immo-
dil.e aad permanent relief nsy ne o'tliaed Ly The
use OF sos,ct.cr's stom lch Bitter5 fthe sesiiys
organs are weak an invigorant is necessary 1.-THE
liver "a disorlc-ed an Alternative is required Il the
tosals arc constpsted or irregular gentle aperient
is needed. in that famous vegetable remedy these
three medicinal properties are commingled with
several others Of car,ey less Important character
and hence It speedily cures every spe,ies Of hypo-
caondr arising fc2la msteris' causes by removing
tae causes them selves.
in tie sumner when disorders OF the stcm acA and
bowels. bilious complaints and all diseases which
sIcct the assimila.ing and sesTetive organs srS
especially prevalent the importance Of having this
valuable tonic, Alternative and corrective in every
dwelling ald within tbs reach CT all who travel by
land OF water cannot he over estimatsi As it is a
staple ar.e-a throu- hout tho country il would tie
next to Impossible to find a settlement, near or re-
mote, u1rr3gided with a stock Of this famous
vegetable r-. .1rativs
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8OST0S MARKET.


''a-H-'-7Ha'A o. . Aill O."
FLOUR. The market for Flour reus ms dull IS
previously noticed, and dealers Ind &. difficult TO
obtain satisfactory prices. The trade are purcAas-
in only IN small lots, as wanted. and the demand
or export Is limited. The sales have been at s. a
G 51iur western superh1ei s. "a ~ for um0n
extras, and . 80 "a 90 p Tor Milwaukee ami Miu
nes1tl extras including choice hake.s' braufs.
White Wheats are dull, 3 60 a 10 -D for Ohio. ana
Michigan. - az u so for Illinois. and so "
D. for Of Louis, the latter price .Cr choice uud
ftvOrits brands Ia Corn Meal the sales have bts1
ats - a Z - q Dbl f i common and Brandywine
In rye Flour the ssles have beea confined T. -fulu
lots az 8 a 8 - e hol
GEAlN The marko; ior Com remains quite
steady with q fair mind. The s4.,s have ueen
at U76 Tor Western yellow, and % 40, for
western mixed. as TO Qual y. Oars have been ar
irving quite freely and prices have hat a decided
downward tendency The uas. week. The sa es las.
ranged from 5uI.-c y bush for darg mixed ans
white No. 3. but these prices now clfl 'u.t 20
realize Rye continues 20 he taken 10 small lots 40
: N5 2 husI. Ia shorts sales a. ) fG-t y tor.
closing ltiu at : q and fer Fine FEED aul iiiuss
the aIket Is quiet al 81 as e ton, closing 80 %.
PROVISIONS. The market joy Pork cu1-iuu e.t1
be depressed ~ the large quantities ,Hlria- az
Northern point-. The sales have Seen az 81 3D. al
y 90 Tor prime, s. a % sd for mess. and 10 l.
for clear and extra clear. Beef rerla ls the same
with sales at So AZ % for mess and extra mes aud
ODD az il for family. Lard continues 90 NEE: with
moderate demand The sales have been at I'd
&c Tor city aud sac z n for steam an ket-
tie rendered Western. Smoked Hams have leeu
selling at 90 a lie {, y for G " aud Nes;ern
PRODUCE. The Market fcr Butter bal. been
quite dull during the week. VITA large supplies
rylns and prices have ruled 10 favor oi bus c-s.
The sales hAys ranged from = az c q % ilrchDirc
New fork and Vermont ularies, and f,olu 10 Il -ac
2 II ior common 90 fair Western Butter la. hc.1
arriving quite freely, in prime order and good quail
ity. and good and choice lots are selling so lf 4 fs
q %. The market lor Cheese Is steady, with m.l-
crate receipts and sales Of choice fact ryGt s n lie
AID poor 20 20 q dairls at a lsc e p. Potatoes
are Pleaty and dull, and prices rule quite low.
Jlcksons have been selling Al rs G i1e aaI Eary
RISE at 30 q $50 2 bushel. The supply VI E---
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The Milton Caucus Another State
ment.


ment.
MIroy, June 10. 1872.
Ei10r Frcs Pres aud Times:
The assertion in this evenings edition ofyour
paper, that the Republican caucus. last Sltur-
day evening, was run and packed by democrats
is wholly untrue. We hsya nearly four hundred
voters in town-about fifty Of them democrats.
After the organization vas perfected the meeting
was rs quiet and orderly as you ever saw any
meeting Of the kind |; is true that there were
come men in and around the caucus who come
times have voted with the democratic party, but
those who claim 10 be democrats now would not
vote 81 al We can show by affdaUits. thst
Mr. BA-num solicited, personally, and got more
democratic votes than both the other candidates
It is fact thst Nj Barnum took democratic
HislmcH to Burlington and got them nstural-
lied for this caucus No man or party Of men
has ever courted the democrats &c get their voter,
az Air. Bsrnum has done.
II M Barnum. or any Of his friends, failed
10 vote ri the csucut Il is their own fault, which
fsct can send you the testimony of the mod
orator 10 prove. The box remained open for one
hour. The moderator stated thst be should al
low AL present, who were legal vcteTg, TO vote
unless the meeting instructed him to the con-
trsry. How Will Bsrnum get aong with the
fact thst be had three Colchester men there 20
vote for him ani democrats come out to-day
AMI scknove ledge that they voted for him. The
rum holes have been run nights snd Sundays
in Barnum's interest The Fame tricks were
tried last Saturday evening thit he tried eight
years sgo, when he 6rst put himself forward s.
candidate for Sens;or. snd he is sorely defeated.
CORRESPONDENT
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SrRksUE-Iu FseI junction 90 fr. isy. bay
..st. h-. q =. l.. sl.-a-us. aged 6l 5ea-s.
WiHrgE In H.1eshur-h Say Dr.. Armila h,u
yon wilcox, w-o Of Lewis H.-c 3. aged yeira.
gErH Nu.-Iu II.1ostu-gh. Nav n, -- Eel-
mont vile o-fleier.,E hedmoni, aged 81 yclrs.
RCHARusoy in uneshursh. June ith, az cau-
-esti o. lu0ss LAURA A. Rlcharisou Palmer. ite
otepEea W. Palace, a5ei . years, .' months ana
b days.
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TARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, or
" any one that wants TO bny, Chisels 6ouges,
both Shank az Primers, Framing Cbissls, Corner
Chisels, Sticks, Steel and Iron Squares, Single
Douglass Tool Co.'S. Make, and warranted. We are
selling these at half prices, give US eil and take
your pick.
Also Gents fosom Shirts, Coiored Shirts, Braces
Handkerchief, Hose and BRlf Hose, Towels, Neck
ties. Perfumery, Hair Oil, hair and Tooth Brushes,
Combs, &c.
LOT Of Brown Shade Hats, White and ColOred
Trimmed P. X. Aprons, Fahs, &c.
Also Agents for Towards Patent Bar for window
and Doors, Oil Cloth Carpet.
CoEsigrGents Ct anything to be sid solicited.
Goods s.o-sd at rsassneLle rEtes, hy
P0oRE BROS.
June I0--dkwtf College 81.
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s. CR Q F U L a ,
ScrOiusOUs saumOrs.

IfVEGErNE will relieve pain cleanse, purify and
cure such diseases restoring the patient to perfect
health after trying different physicians, many reme-
dies, suffering for mary years, Is II not conclusive
proof if you are a sufferer, you can be cured Why
Is this medicine performing such great cures Ii
WORKS in the blood, in the circulating huld. 1t can
truly be called the Great Blood Purifier The great
source OF disease originates IN the bOOfand no medi
cine that does not act directly iupOn TO purify and
TenOyate, has any jus. c AIM upon public attention.
When the the blood becomes hieless and stagnant.
either from change OF weather climate, want oi ex
ercise, irregular diet, or from any other cause, the
EEGETINE will renew the blood, carry OF the putrid
hUmOrs, cleanse the stomach, regulate the bowels,
and impart a tone of vig0r TO the whole body. The
conviction is, In the public MUD SIS well as in the
medical proie. sion, that the remedies supplied by
the Jegsfabie Kingdom more safe, more success
full, the cure OF DISEASE than mineral medicines.
hEGEriSE is imposed Of roots, barks and herbs. Ii
Is pleasant 10 Jake aad perfectly safe to give an
iulsnt. In Scru!ula the NEGErlNE has performed
wonderful cures, where many other remedies have
failed, viii he seen ny few o. the many testi-
1O1ials given.
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f. W. BroHnell, Eeazer Taft, Il. :. Bato.p
james A. Thatcher.
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HENRY ALGER's ESTATE.

LSTE. THE So BSCRIBERs. having bean appa.n.
w ed by the Honorable the pFonats Court Tor
the District Of Chittenden, Con ssiOnsrs to receive
persons against the estate Of Henry Algsr, late
Of WestiOfd in said District, deceased and also all
claims and demands exhibited in onset thereto; and
allowed by said Court for that purpose we do there
fore hereby give notice, that will attend to the
business Of our appointment. at the Town House In
Westfori in said District, the first Mondays Of
June and January next, at l0Oclock A. NJ. on each
OF said days.
Dated this 5th day Of Jane, A. d. 1872.
hORATIO ALLEN, lc,-.
]. Il. MACOMBER, '-s''-1efS'
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Remember also, that in addition to safety, bril-
nancy aud economy, this oil does not the wick
and is free from the dissagseeab!e odor and smoke
that characterize common Kerosene.
For sale in Patent Tia Cans, holding :, . and
gallon. with Patent Faucet for filing the lamp or
in quantities. 10 suit the purchaser.
At Wholesale and retail bv
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y.leu advertisements.
EZEKIEL. 41TH CHAPTER. 18th
VERSE

by the rlvors upon the banks thereof shall grow
all trees for meat whose leaf shall not fade the
fruit thereof shall be meat, and the leaf thereof
FOR medicine" Our great kedeemer has made
provision for the cure of diseases OF man and beast
yet thousands upon Thousands are overtaken with
Sickness without suspicion that 1t is caused by muir
curry other subtitle posOns that are so freely used
Ia many medicines aud remedies Of the present day.
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y'HE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice Of hi.
l appointment as assignee Of Lafayette Cady,
OF Fairfax, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt
upon this petition Of his creditors by the District
Court, for the District Of Vermont.
] BURGESS, AS-igaee
St. Adams, June 9Th, l57A-62ws~
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Permi. me to snEcaE-s myself as candidate
for STATE SENATOR, subject 10 he as-ls.OH o.
fse Republican COUNT CoAusnfiOa. In so doing l
depart from the rule laid down by many that oflcs
should seek the man. not MAJ the ofice." In justi-
fcation thereof, can only say thaE, irrespective
Of the fa,, that in many States no one could hope
Tor success, VINO did net openly declare himself
candidate, myself consider il far more honorable
thus publicly to announce ones self for position
than 20 seek Il Otherwise.
ks native Of Vermont, whose ancestors were
among the rst settlers ia the State. return after
few yelrs residence in Europe, hoping 70 make
my future home with you. / liave resided in Burl-
iDgt0n the past four years " elected TO the State
Senate. ledge myself
lft To receive no pay from ths State, considering
the honor you confer upon me q sufficient compep-
sGtion for my services
2nd, No, b. become paeuniarily interested either
directly or Indirectly in any private scaen.s Or bill
before tbs Legislature.
3rd. 20 sise my entire II ne during tbs session to
the interests Of my constituency.
CHARLES P0MRR0Y BUTTON.
Burlin ,tSn, VI, Nay I4th. ls72-f'dsw ms CIV
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BuE We. and Ia do you G0od.'-DH.
LANGAEl'5 ROOT A&D HbKB BIfFERS. No
drugs no pois0us. nothing dolsterous, nothing but
good healthy roots and herbs srch as Sarsapafilla
Mi4d Cherry, yellow D1cE, Prickly ash, thorough =
wort. Mandrake, Rhubzrb. Handeli0n. &C 50 COM
pounded as % reach the fountains Of disease, and
absolutely al Humors, Liver and Bilious Dis
eases, Jaund ce, Dyspepsia, Costivcness. scroiuiA
and all cifs uities arlsirg roma diseased stomach
or impure blood. Twenty years Of unrivaIed sue
cess has Or we'd them 10 ne the best medicine IL the
world GEJ c. GOODWIN : CO. Boston, and all
dr,-risrv March II-deOd&wl6w
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BgRLissros, VT, March Goth, 1872.

FRlEEO SnATrUCg:
Asst Is often remarked that Kerosene is the
cheapest liuminatiOn in tho world" without any
certain experience on the part OF those that make
such an observation. lst nc ro-ite frol, ac,gaf e.
poriencs how Inucn it ia TO use % DKTOE's NOg-
EXPLOSIVE KERosRSE," which by the way from
its transparent and absolutely colorless body and
its comparatively nou-Odorous quality, IL recon-
n ends itsef TO every tidy housekeeper, and by my
own family cons dered superior TO any Oil We have
sver had. Tn the 23th Of Dc. last purchased Of
you 10 gaOls Of Devoe's oil, cost 81 90, On the
18th of Feb, last Il used up. Upon average,
Eve lamps were used each night, for five hours
each, from the 2sth Of Dec, to the l2th Of Feb,
inclusive is &c nights Of five hours, equal to
90 hours Of lamps. or ll50 hours Of lamp or
81 cents for lamps hours or less than csnts q
night for each lamp burned hours.
Ifany person desires cheaper illunlinatcr, 90
not know where he can fnd H. and at tie same tire
pay due regard SAFETY and quality Of the oil used
Yours,
WH. II. ROOT
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s Il. Macomber, J. c Harmon, L. N. Bates,
c. o. Brigham. A. C. Robinson. John Allen,
George Beach.
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STATE OF NERAiGae. The Hon. the Probate
-.,y..-, --,,,--,yr,.ys, -Court for the DistTict
40 tho heirs and all persons interested in the estate
u john Jorcon, late q Westf I'd, in said
District, deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, application hath been made to this
" Court in writing, by the edministratrix Of
the estate Of sail deceased praying for
license and authority 70 sell the real estate
Of said deceased, in Jnuerhil Including the revers
lon Of the widows dover therein, for the payment Of
debts, and charges of administration, and aesting
forth therein the amount Of debts due fro1 the said
deceased tie charges Of aimipis tfa;i5n the ount
OF personal estate. gQd he situation Of the real
estate.
waEREtPOE; .he said Court appointed and as-
s.gGe3 the 2lst day o; June A.D si2 the Probate
Court Rooms. in said District, 20 hear and decide
upon said Application and petition, and ordered
public notice therooit0 be given 20 all persons in
terested therein, by publishing said order,
together with the time and D ace OF hearing three
weeks successfully, in the burlington Weekly Free
Press" newspaper which circulates in the neigh
b0rhood Of those persons interested in said estate
all which publications shall be previous to tie day
ASH gned Tor hearing.
THEREFOR, you are hereby 9o.ised 20 appear
before said Court, q. lie t..c l.Hd place assigned,
then AMI there , el.f Court TO give bonds. the
law lf7eS. &. .he payment Of the debts, and
charges u administration aud make your object
ions TO the .rantr sueh loensa. If you cause.
Given undermy hand, at the Probate Court rooms,
this 29th day Of May, d. 1872.
,9w3w T. Z. WALES, Judge.
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Isepubllcaa County Convention.
The Union Republican V3tars ofChit.eaden Coua-
b. aye requested 80 NEE. in Convention. b their
as.1- sos. O. City Hal, Darlington, OF Saturday
June 9Th, s-l az % oe-lc,. a. m. 20 nomnate car
.ls.csf,- Senators and C3a1ty CHss-s, s3r tie two
sesrs ersu-r. a13 q trlEs1c: ANY o;he- business
deemed proper uicl NEE.
THE r7e-al t7=ar wiz hs entitled o. i'.l.-t -s az
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The Northern Transportation line has pur-
chased the steam tug Grand Isle, which Will
take the place, 10 the line, Of the steiner Bos-
TON Condemned
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HSceovj2 a'rOin saOHse &.
LIVING WITNESS

Boston HERALD OFfICK
Boston, Sept. 10, 1870
T. * srEt sSs, Es4.:
Dear Sir,-AuonE the many cures effected by the
use 4 NEsElINc, have heard Of rol more salts
factory than my oTn. have been AFFECTED with
Scroicla Sll- Eneum ior Eaay years l. hertet in
the hnui- aklu- its appearance On ny 'Ole body
bursting out 90 dIIsrelt places and painL4l beyond
description. SIX OF the most popular purifiers which
are advertised @ cure scrUfuia and like complaints
have faithfully tried but my disease 50
docpiy seated as 10 resist all. laid my before
several prominent ply scilus, but nothing tended
20 alleviate. Finally, by the influence OF friends
I consented 70 try EEGETISE, commencing the first
OF tJauua-y last, and soon after experienced a
sensible relief and corld feel il working in my sys-
TEN very differently from anything / had ever
taken before, and 10 once discovered tina. I. was
actqnpi sllug tie object 50 earnestly desired. |
coltiua 90 on, fJlowin directions, Tor three months
and the fist of April f.un1 me well man have
palsc1 ti7. ugh tho hot sumner and have continued
70 Be irec from any appearance % IL 10 the present
tins
Ny general hol.th IS cxco,lea,. aud my recovery,
of which lad about despaired, / inscriue entirely
60 the use 90 NtDfItNF. ! could never have been
corvu-cd ot Che marvellous results II his wonder
full L5EIINE ufocr any utLer circumst tnces but
ulr recommend every ono % turn 90 this inesti-
ala living witness AID IL viii afford great
sl.--4ciiIu % show the mails % my disease. and
converse 900 tho merits u EflG NJ - mono will
o spufe who owe b. what / DO.
viii mention / ny child having a severe attack
II heart complaint, which VKGErIsE has entirely
hL SD within PIE range q myiir1ueuce
Yours varJ respectfully,
p II YOUNU.
iir. foll- ii- been il tAe employ q tho Boston
Il. q during she pl.t Us years. May can yuu-h
-ur One above stttelslt.
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.IeG alvfftisements.

NEW HAMPTON INSTITUTION.
I'VE PAST YEAR a5s reen one OF cheering sgt-
I CO.'S. The prospect Joy the lcSt year Is still
more ercourl r.u-.
Poo. q Il. rersrs via give e Course 90 Lor.u-e-
ou tho Habits an; structure of Az ai.. curir-
the Fall Term
Fa. Term begins Au-us. -t.l.
Tor Circu i-=. address
RtF. l.. 2. BANKER. P- ac.gal
ta-rflx. rt---F-w
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publican says night sessions are held, 80 urgent
is their business The delegates are loud in their
speeches. 1t is lot known which of the two,
Greeley or Grant, is the fayorite of the gathering
The last convention vas held On Clinton Street.
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| 3 foe ns;rc- Court e ihs Z ',eI s,aies ,9r the
i b-trct". Vernon. 10 lie matter Of samson
i5 t.-rs = .-... @. Notice IS Ae,e5y given that
e'lt. .l -l- te % alc4 H said Court. py Henry L.
a-l-- 500 i-u-rt j, ,a-us q .infisituglly, and
a. co. 1i t.-- lu ef sc r-- uauie cfSamsou Broth
o-sI g SO. 81 tas 900 Esd District, Gully dec AIRED
u.i. .rl -a ulfer tae act 0! Con-ress Of Har-h "a
Iss l-r q d--c-- sc aat c-rtd;ats thereof from all
ta-lT lultsl u- AID piftle sli3 debts ard otks :
ella us p-'.aHe u1der SAID act and that ,s "a ia
90 Ju 3. i--- Il lI o'c.'c1 A. NJ heicre the Hon.
ID. ,Ma.-a., Jud e OF ss'- Cyusj at his Chambers
1 the cry nt ru-1 1-,1u. Is asi med 70 The hear
.u- 90 tine s-ia1 Wasu ana whurs all creditors who
haze provost thc.r deb = ami other Ierscns in
interest "a IS attend 1l- sh1w cause, 10 ary they
have, WY Irl5'ro. ssii le ilul shea. 4 Al re
-rau CO.
dated 80 Hu-i e o.. ea o.. ,, -, o. tune. l571
.INaF = T. sNALLEY Clerk.
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BENZ. r. U.TCU,s ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT.

OfFicE OF SECRETARY o. STATE,
Mortified, June , lS72 s
SEALED proposals are hereby invited for printing
the following state Documents. 10 wit Reports OF
the Auditor Of Accounts. Adiutart ond Inspector
General, Quarttrm8ster General, Sergeaut-at Arms,
Railroad Commissioner, Commissioner OF the Ins4ne },
Directors, Superintendent and Chaplain Of the state
Prison. Trustees 81 the Vermont Reform schOel, and
Trustees Of the University Of Vermont and State
Agricultural College. the general form and style
OF the Laws Of Vermont Tor 1870 70 he bound in one
volume and elivored ct the ifse Of the secretary
Of sJaie Mont geiier, on or before the frs Mon
day in october next.
Also. the Report Of the B0ari Of Education in the
same form and style, bound in a sing G volume and
20 DO delivered at the same time and place.
Also, the Report OF the Vermont State Board Of
Agriculture, Manufactures aad Mining. IN the same
form and style ho1nd 10 a single volume and T. be
delivered NJ the same time and place.
Elsl. the Biennial session Laws Of ls-2. in the
sane 81 e. bound in O single volume. ard 70 he
January, 1873.
Also, tie Senate ent Hu5se Journals in the same
general form and style Of those Of $50, TO be bound
in separate volumes, and ready Tor distribution on
0r before the first day Of May, ISIS
Details Of contracts will be gOverre in all par
tc-a-s by the pr0vi ions Of No 81, Of the Acis Of
l--s.- O. whicn parties Interested respectfully
refsrret.
Bia. proposals for g viii be furnished at once
90 parties desiring 90 enter iLtJ c1ntra,t ;or any
part " his WORK
Ih- rFht 90 f5 ct all or any prop sas "a nay b
deemed tr the lIt5.e-, Of the State Is hereby re-
serve. GEORGE EICuOLS,
June u-Ht Secretary Il state
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-14
IRA F. ShATTUCE,
Corner Church and College streets.

st E4i4li by WESTON JONES 4 BRO.
College street, Darlington, ",
sad BY Il. L.. AAC0abER. Essex FUNSTON, VI.
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