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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Acclp~ST 20 = BosToa GESTlEaAs.- L1riGg
Taarar O.. Boston. with bis wife, two children
and = vou1g soa Of Hudson ii,ushton of Boston,
met With severe accidclt in Stamford, Vermont,
Saturday Afternoon las The party had been
driving brssly along. hui HAcn trey reached
the bri ace By the school house in Stamford, the
horse f.l iato walk. lie bal hardly touched
the bridge before IL began 70 cr5sk aud give way.
realizing which tie torse gave . mighty bound
and reached thu CHER shore. minus carriage,
harness aad the Shoes Of his hia! eet, hd; giving
to hsruess snI carriage 81 Impetus that carried
them slto over me stream. The travellers we're
thrown violently cut and, with toe falling bridge
fell some twenty fret into The stTesn below, all
os them except Mr.. Thss5r receiving severe in
i1ries, bsiog cui ana hiuisei to dangerous ex-
teat One Of the yeang ehildrea vas being
fo.lsl szsy by the sEiiJ stream, but Waz retcrei
by Mr. Thayer, Wlo vac comparatively rniu-
inrsd The horte Is sail to be hope'essly asei
up by HE effort on tie cessation. There has been
trouble found With this bridge hefore, and it Is
rot unlikely that the present nishsp may prove
al expensive one FOR Stanford -4fqns
TrnrscriPi
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

O'CO.VOR .VOlfI.T4TED .acCLA-
.H4TION.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

THaau FII1 TuEEs OR NoRrHFIELD - Did
Nar'haeli las covered herseifwith glory. The
iown is r-leen4t Ia 1870 The Democrats
elected taer representative by 81 majority.
Yesterday tlndai Pope, sterling Republican,
vas e!esiei by yly-oac nsi1rily, ani Convene
60; 4 hsatserae msi1ritT-
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MONT METHODIST SEMINARY
OPENING LEyEE :


= O 81 e SussEC go ase,
:. q. COOPER, Proprietor.
JOGESVlLlE. VERMONT.
ga e 5He.dl Evening Sept. IIth-
Ars-c BA8NUN's QUsDRILLE EAND
Return checks can Pc ial ut the Eotel fee for
al these paying fall fare over the ". Ct h. r.
Aug 5-d2,aw2w-v
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VvILL,sION ACADEMY.

I'VE FALL TERM Of this Institation wiil com
| Eiance Wednesday. Sept 9TH. 1872, under the
charge Of John T. Uheeloek. Principal. Thorough
Instruct gwen Ia all the bianches taught 10 our
bet Academies. Brard and rs0ms at reasonable
rates
~ csdsr Of the Bogri cf Trustees.
SMITH WRIGHT. soc.
wilIiston, Arg .. ls7e. dsodaw3s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

seUrH EUEIIEGT3a.-rne Greeley ties made
extraordinary eze.tioas IN South Brri.rgica TO
carry the town. Tasre wss greet excitement At
'ls polls. and On iFo ballots the Republican ard
ChzrPsquaok esadiiatei were tied. Ga the third
ballot james q. Thatcher, republican, distsncei
his copprrhesi competitor. Rev. T. F. s;asrt,
by five votes, snd ~ IS elected.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

HIS ACCEPTANCE WILL IL IN
SISTED ON.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

New York Money md stock finri,e,
Er@ YJEk. SEPT T.
HOSET-Th money market hos ruled firm open-
.ns at 8. and advancing 10 9 per ce1t closing
quite firm. The awards or a million bords t1-iaJ
we're al Il2 ~ TO ll2.4f
GOLD mas been active. ope1ir- at IIss q IlIi. re-
ceciug TO 49, ard cOsins 1t lias q ia. Loans were
made at i-3- % per cent. C.eafU-s a. the bank,
sil,sJi, U'g' species shipments to-day, ;i296.+.
Treasury disbursements SO O,u.
STERLING EXCHANGE quie, a. .,s dI- .r
long. iv-i Il 1893 for short -1t
COY EkNN ENTS stronger, closing steady.
STATE BONDS steady,
STOCKS opened heavy, the feature Il the day
being FaclEc which opened, - -, fell 20 Co. 20
LIS SO :, hu7tied, but rallied 20 a., Z &C. Mail
market ruled dull, vas a-QTe sui higher at
c-Cse.
Tho follosia. are the closing quotations:
Z. s. 6 'el coup..--ll5 Dc. 1907 re- july. Ll1s
~ soup. oi n~---..ilrs Do. ia7, Tc-J iy.-.. q
90 coup. o. OIL. .i4s L. s. Lew 5s-.....--ltl4
DO '65 new ..-..---ll3t lose corr. l-i
L. S. 74is '62 re.--llft Currency 6's-.s...- lt-t
De-. H-is-l.--.-- go Cas-. e. 49, -9t
Canton ..---.------ - ! Do r-e--.-----.--.. geo
Consolidated C,sI Gosh &c. Z q ..-..--... SO
Gun he- -li.. -.-..--...-- = J. Ceut-al---.. IDlf
". Ll'oa Ie. Cl..---.9-, Chics-0 L II I-...- Iius
SEicte4tt -r..-.---..-- - 4.,l. g 10 4CU--.-. -
no tre'- s.r.----..l@ 10. t.ci- 80
Pacrc A2ll-------.--9ls wabash g
Bc-tcn water r...----51 DO p-cic .-..-...... IS
Ecal-s' EzFres--.-.-.e1 fo-t Wayne ~ ~tv 45
Wells, fz-.-c Co.'s 4. 3 =. J. ------.- sl
Am. hh. EXp--..---7t4 20. gIei---...-.. 81
Urisat Stst-s Exp..-.SI+ Chicago = A.--......II1
nv Csct Il I,s.i. go Do. Prss.--..-......ii5
Eris---.-.---- 81 ONO & s'iisssi.- 81
no prof. .--- 7rs Hsrtf'd q Eris....-. :
6srisn y div------ll7l C., c. 3 I'D. Cent. r.
Do Pre-. Il div..---.l-1 Chic. & QC-ucy-.i.s
Z. ch. Cent. E1,ci7.-ll5 st. Joseph. - 214
Panama .-..--.--- 1873 Central Pacific ..-.-.i1i
Union Pacific stoc5...36i Union Pacif..-...-.. rs!
Mich. Southern S3t Land Gran -s.....-.. sd
~ ..----------lsti lnson1es ..-. -lt
Clsvo. = Pits. ~
Tenn ds ex-coup- n. c. fs.-..----..-..e.li
Va 6's err coup 81 30 ncw--.-.--. -7i
Va. O. res---.---.- . 8. C. Gs.---.--.---- 1u
No. ts-------------. yil 90 ufw-.-..--- %
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Tie Bennington Free Pres hss the toiieaiag
paragraph:
we ob.eryel enc o. oer nrigtbo:s in 5esp
trouble the ether evening. Upoa inquiry We
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06
Election in Burlington.

order Of the Mayor. End 10 drunkenness OF dix I
order we're visible in the streets q: the .
poilS voting commenced actively IS soon az tie |
boxes were opened. and continued steadily tin /
3o'ol1ek, when the representative b5z vas turned /
The hearts Of tAo Republicans a5re ehee7el IN tins I
morning y the intelligence thst tie I.yisi3a in 7
tho Republican ranks had bean healed, by tba .
withdrawal Of lT. Rsss5li as candidate for
city representative, o1slring tie election Of the
regular republican nominee. This news vas Of
course equally deprs55iag 20 the 1sn3:rats, who
had o511;cl greatly ca the -eaalts Of the bolt
Neither lile, however. relaxed any effort. and tie
tesl5 Of talI ll-ti-s, Fi,l thsil b1nae-sacl pa
oar-a. werl ayins aos4- Tie c,ly ali DAY, gs;her-
irs in Che v-;e-s. TIE crowd kept increasing
s-auai the polls. .ai st tines i, vas VIII mach
difficulty tA.- gsy c5a.l be male 70 Che ballot
box; al az the turning o., the box for rsprssca-
ts'iyc, tlc yosdbaie q the City Hat vac
js.l-ei ty tie Singing rasss, ava..n. The rs-
-llt- which, when II wss given, produced tie
in'cls5lt enthusiasm on l1a part of the republic
cans. a-j csest-isIea fsaaz % tae Grcalcy.;es
imme.-.ey the Grsn, All TIean eaa was
placed ia ta5 parL. AMI coon vss herlll'ng tie
E.3la5v- .l5 sl7-llui.a. bills. 4 email glu
nas a.so r..--I,a 70 e Ua.sa D-1c.. e-I ysas
doing IssF'lc. -1- 'T5.1aes. al.n "lrus
blue euliusis.s1, zousi, sat The sr-ces.-lI
c.ails.e 90 congratulate bsa OF bic yotory,
saI gave BIN .hts5 -.-sia- c..s-s sails t.ser.
which c.l.sl .s1a A,s. B.l-5l hearty response
Tlcs.-a.'s caa-le2I to A3iez5-el groups,
-'scl-s -- -le I1e-.r, a-C SIS returns elllrl1uc-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

EF,fz There was sharp contest GA t9ra
icpreseaiaa'e 10 lsssz. Four republicans ran,
q. Beach, H. " T.sey, Z. Anlrevs,T. W. z.
Nichols, and ore ten3cra., :. ". Trsaz. It
took three ballots TO decide the question. Mr.
Beach lei from 'le frsi, and sas finally elected
by four ms 1rity. The republican, msjority On
STATE ticker iais ysar 10 Essex lacks but elk
votes 81 ,,ias S. great SIS Che entire republican
vote q 1870.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

lespL,oA f-ea White Eiser Junction, this
forsnooa, says: The nuraber Of votes csst il
81 toTns "a 1865 VA q ,249, number esst in
sams towns 1872, y. 357; increase in 1872, p
Jos, OF nearly eigkt Per seat Republican ma
jori'y ia SOS in those sa:ar tosrr. 12.l4I; Re-
publican n-sj3rity in ihoss sane toFns in 1872.
1925; Increase q TIE majority ISL, or about
one cal % half per cszt- The indications are
tbst ihc drcele7-RsFabiic N vote Is iaiigniaeaui.
Greoic. eis sa3Es otsoiU tsly 10 strength II tie
Rspubiesn party.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

BRIsrOL.-Ih- Rspa5lioaa Fslly st Bristol,
Monday evening, vas gratifying success. Over
seven hundred Ve7s1ns wesc "a attea3al1e. Gov.
Underwood usle az GJmir4lle speech, which
gave great Satisfaction 3I-ng B-.siol G.Tu5Ii-
CANS sre of cpinioa t5at i-s .uaIsa-. s,-e elem
the tom TIeslsy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Crt1tr1ls "a 9-si.y number % the v.---s
u Charlotte l-.isl ~ III, Chaa3as C.7ae.
81li. me- E. .1-.r sFrssr-ucs va Tuesday e.-n
ing, q. -s--- as.fr.ss eight O'Clock. ia .-o-, o.
Lewis N-.-'= --siiel-e. aa1 v5;h n1..; sl-
A-l.s-s, o-l.l l-e their Representative e'ee-.
Hr t-s5u sool PVT in his appearance, sat a.
lis lsrsy Roy .laaass tbs r,-.y rlr ,h-.- corr
gss.u-..lre, saer which be invited ,bem IL,
elers they found The t5'cs loaded with ll
good Republics e5a.l desire.
Aoet es.ia-, speaking AL nasi5 the party,
with Sir. N.aol, u-oceel,lt, the residence D. l.
s. R5w,ay, tie Baa7-ssa;a.iva cleo. Of Sholba-a
Finding NJ 21vley away. they s7i1urnal q
sh1rt time with B 8. VsnYiie., until 3lr. E1v-
ley returned % have ti5 g3ol vie report 90 Lja
that ever hundred people hal called 90 give
him g1,l Republican aa4ll Of she hsn3
The meu5st from Sl-lbaru, no, 90 be OUT
done by lis ae.a-tsle Of ghs59.e. son f,uai
the ss1qaay. -ai they forthwith returned TO
bis pleasant h1ae, where the same :5raali;irs
were s..e thre1-a ss al Mr.. Eals1n's
About tro O'clock. 1eanesIay morning, the
hsppy o1epaug broke up VITA three hearty
ohoe-7 .-r Giant aaJ WILTON, ana departed for
their BOMBS
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LOnitvil'e democratic Convention.
TnE REGuLAR pENocRArs IN coUkcM


the lcaet Will ue " NOEor ang }. Y. AQAms,
or Adams and Hancock. Very much curiosity
ia manifested TO ascertain the contents Of O'Con-
or's letter, which wss written Saturday and
given to Judge Spauding, an Apollo Hall DEL
egate, TO be opened after the Convention comes
to order. The letter is a very long one Judge
Flanders OF New York has prepared c platform,
which he will present to the Convention. II is
thoroughly State Right1 in its tone Considera-
Die difference Of opinion and Esrm discussion
arc anticipated over the platform. portion Of
the delegates will desire to adopt a Te.o,ution
declaring that lhe questions settlcd By the var
are finally set,icl, Ia; the principles Of Democ-
Tacy are 81 vital and alive 20 ever aud not 10 Le
surrendered for political s7oiis Ejgsrton or
Fitch sGe spoken Of for Vice President, il Gaze
Hancock snd Adams decline the nomination.
Fresh arrivals Of delegates indicate that this
Contention will nearly equal in numbers ths, Of
Baltimore. Aost Of the delegates axe Obscure
men. The conference committee Of the LABOR
Reform Convention held 4. Philadelphia sro
uIging delegates 20 adopt the platform promul-
gated 81 Columbus. Ohio February 81 In
that event they pledge the support Of tbe entire
labor party u the country TO the caodiiztes
nominated. judge SlsuliiEe Of New York.
Alexander L31g q Ohio, CT james Lyons Of
Virginia, will probably be permanent chairman.
Tie feeling smCng the delegates ig very bitter
against both Grant sad Greeley. After the al
iournmert of the Convention straight State tick
els are to be putin tie field in States where~srs
fusion h9r besa made with The Libersl Repu5-
licsIs. Whatever soteme5, il any, were s.t en-
foot TO capture the Convention .or Cicelcv a1i
Brown have been frustrated
LcrtvIILE, Sept. g, 1880 T. "a -Tac Con
ye1tiou is assembling in iAe large room of tie
CouI; O.. Common pleas. The ro5a IL euG .sat-
H.- o. 81.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

RIcu9uYD MARKET.-At il,rse. Sadlsg
500 hozes cheese snl 200 tabs If butter.
Cheese Ess very active and ,yli st 10 TO lie.
and ior farm diaries II &c l2' .-r factory Butter
soli ~ - TO 2j3.
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SEQ SsdSA - ca.

zAzUF.C1UaERs -
Jas-d Plsrsers, Shaf,ing, Water SEse,s, Fizhins
tsris, SAY hill Grit Nils hachle NILS $lE>s
SAILS, Paper siills Heavy Forginss AMI Do.ts
,or Boats and Bridges, fassn. Stone Do
gers, Patent Hand saws Horse Pow
efs, 5t12I knsirss, Roiia-s Scd
Pumps, Irou F5lcs and H-zii-
t,gsIron BrAssCsEti7gs.
Dealers In
STEAM AND GAS FITTINGS
- IL I.ras-
Lsaiier aHd Rubber 5eliirg AMI Fes-
EssEfs
FIssa. S.=an PEckias 1orsss fslst i'rilE. Germ
Engines, and WORTH ! cton's PrnEH
Ptonssr BctidizSs 8ariiD<t@ -.
b. 5. FIogoLs,i
Y. y CossIs, F-r&<--r's .
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

sUIemE At CAauEmGg Ne. q. allen sa..l.
Of Cambridge, COMMITTEE suicide On AouliY,
toe p altaut, ty shootirs himself Heller a
letter directed 20 Cbsuuesy Warner, On whose
farm he resided, ia which lie speaks Of he .sau-
lie IN his EARN york On account Of the rsirs
All i,ci-, srd s.s0 eoraIl-.ad Ct lie h-4t. ia..-
rsiius ,hl- be may die suddenly, .ll eammea
bis rick vi:- 10 NJ Vs.le-'s c-re all ll-t
ness oi-. saith 1as ysaas msa Of ua
aqPTcaoAsJ'e cas.-5.er, and o. a uniformly f..l
an oicosta! deposition. No o.her Cause caa ts
asaiCIsl for the Esl act than tina. iall,styi En-
his le.tsr 70 1-E Warner
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Asw advertisements


NOTICE Is hereby eiyea Of an Application 10 the
~ next session q the Legislature f0- Tax on
Chittenden County. 10 complete and furnish the
SEP; J-ditGW3w
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TRussEs AND SU?POHrERs.-Dr G. ". Hotchkin
Of Aloion,i N. =, who is a practical Truss maker
hayns devoted his lie 70 the perfection Of Trusses
s follows
At Van Ness House, Burlington, Gepl. 7, s and Q
~ American House 81. Adams, Sept. 10 and l.
At Champlaia House, ChamplaiH, y. l., Sept. L
aad H..
Any who arc suffering with Hernia In any form,
should consult DR.. HOtchkin, for delay or neglect
N such cases Is always dangerous. To-cay such
troubles may he easily controlled, but ne 1t week
they VIII b. beyond human aid. Hence, let all who
are afflicted promptly take warning. DR.. Hoich-
kn's home sddress is, Dr.. Il, ". Hotehzin, Box .,
Albion, \. y Testimonial circulars furnished On
application with stamp enclosed.
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GIVEN Up As LOST.

=, --.t--.. 1891. it, A. . -
TIE second thing IS ie patents must STAY ii Warai
until they s-t Ne.ls u IS Almost iAp,'n 70 pr
vent taking cold "lel i4e IlSs az L. n,t ~ l-s
De- rres cuiei or q cure cannot pc eiei.i. -, ~. "a
riding olt- es-eialy m Li' SO 'l % nc cl4iHl III li-
-l ana winter Atil'l' arc ~ y ., $3.50 Ml7
fiil il-it t-.t 81 =, - t '.7
are i44t ui'eias ana - ny "a : ~ -
t4et list ny al i t4e', ~, l-.5t y "A 49, -.
l A' lli. ~. p l ' W, " ~ - -
FPS -3'I ei,A-i--l ~ -l, 4Ac ..l--9 7l5 nus 49,
100 SOU =, e. -, a
-7eIi -e-l 70 90 VIM '-- "4e'' l''' i' ' s' i' ~
--.4' 60. q, 49,. - t.. -., i,...
70 lg. i.- OF go - ~. -, a., - IN .l. y
~ te ".-at e's go .l'l.-i ..s p. a. ~. ti.
.i.ni ~ .,--.,e = - ~ -, - ' 'e4''
ni D.li l'-g ~ - ~. h, ~. ~, st,-,. sr -
-i., - 49,. - Va q a,i Z, , - ~, :, t,ip,
gone '.l.' 20 - ii,s y a.---s
~ w. tIi9l . ~ - 49,, ~ i,i - s
h GAG lug y ii "a - '..s ~ =
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

ONE HALy OF the people cannot take Castor oil
Aom its terrible nauseatng taste and recoil in tho
throat Tho CAsrOkIA, prepared By Dr.. Pitcher Is
purely vegetable, perfectly harmless, pleasant 10
t2fe and more eiec i've tn Castor Gil. IL does not
distress or gripo, but regulates the system. and
operate when all other remedies have failed 1t
acts Ike magic for stomach ache constipation. h3tu-
lency Group and -ins. IL containing neither lin
erals. Morphine -0- Alcohol. Its soothing, quieting
elect produces natural sleep. and is particularly
aiapted % cry in and tcet iu children. No article
tas ever me- such unqualified endorseipsnt by the
qEg slcaEe. Take Eo more bitter Pills, Narcotic
syrup -riping purSltives, or sickening oils. The
CsJl7id costs ca 81 cents ans when one; tried now
VIII never % with 10. u. Aug 2l-wiW
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS WILL ACCEPT TIL
VICE PRESIDENCY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

-1.. BIS rs --c1. uui-- tirg Ca-Giestics for
liIa-i-- siudons. Chs best ever make.
zen l- p-irs i- sept I--dAWlIr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

T --cc4 Tonic in conjunction with the Pills. per-
rr.t.e .aI asilta with The fool chs lliclian Is
.a1e progress 1- IFS previous fortunes. Digestion
become. painless and tie is seen 90 De AZ hand
Irrre is natucuCc. lI c14-yruatln Of the so-
ulaal. An appetite sets il-
nv c1-ars fla greatest Blood Purifier ever yet given
boz au !n1ll-cu father 90 suffering man. Schenczs I-l-
monte seup comes in 90 perform lis functions anu 10
hasten and culqlct. the Il enters NJ upon its
work Nature cannot De cheated 10 collects and rpsfs
The Impaired and diseased portions of tie lungs In the
firm OF .ntacru.s DO prepares them for CXpcct0rlun
and Dol iu very short time The mal1dy IS vanqushed
tie rotten throne that It occupied IS renovated and made
now and 81 patient. in all the dignity Of rcs4ined ycor
.nl. d. LLl- -uL " Mull-lLlll t-ai y IS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06
GREAT ENTHUSIASM.

THE LOUISVILLE CONVENTION.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

TIE democracy are in bsd way. Men who
two moBths ago we're shouting st the top Of their
voice Tor Greeie7-Who offered TO bet any amount
Of money on toe election generally, and on New
York in psrticusr-tre EoW opsn-mouthed in
deueuacirg tie fraud yrsotieed on the party.
Acu are II causu.;stiJa, snd 9 siraight-out
Democratic ticket IS seriously proposed. The
spit between the Liberals sni the Democracy is
aseri1us one, sll Widens every hour. The
chairman q the Libsrs. Committee, John Coch-
rzn, II the most obnoxious man 70 the Democracy
tAat could tsve been selected. lie treats the
Democracy uobt'shly, % !! ,hs battle had been
fought and won. one Of The Democratic COM
mitiee told ne list tut for Cooirsns insolence
tla o Brien movement, noE 20 gigantic, could
have been checked, and 5000 voice saved 20 the
rsriy O'Briea has never failed IN anything he
las undertaken. Ha snsshed up the Mozart
uea-1rzer. az sen; F-9nke ~ Wood 10 the wall.
b ga- ID tis s.rcrs aid shat tie ring was Smash
e. BE -secyosn vcrge4uce t9tie Doley Warden
q'r.y, sol If BE 70 tru' 20 his ycE. Greeley viii
uct 1,rag tie state u EeT York csn nSme
c-c hundred rreDiaeat men sAo are each cen
tres o. influence, who, before Greeley msie hiE
Ncg lr.and ica., were loud mouthci for him,
who aa'y dec'a-e ia bank. insussnce ofi;es
ana - Change. that they uil vote for Grsnt
te'a-a saey Will vote f. Greeley And thsse are
-..r 7ro-'mec7.
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yuUNG LADIES' SCHOOL.
BURLINGTON.

MR. MRS LOUIS POLLEN5, assisted by com
WI petest Teachers WI oVen School for Young
Ladies at the " Bigelow P ace" on Church ST.. on
"Wednesday. September 18Th. is7z For particulars
apply for circular
Aug 5-t~deodsE6w
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BY TELEGRAPH
To the Free Press snd Times.
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THE IAEEST {:

curing The season, cur ceW and desirable sty les
Of FOREIGN ont DOMESTIC GOODS tor Mems
wear.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

The County gives over l.1D msi flr Converse,
gain of over % per cent. On eteaaifs majority ia
1 1870.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02

BUSINESS IMPRoyEMENT.-James 4 Webb. iob
printers, Of this city, we'll and favorably known.
are enlarging their facilities for business. and
will soon occupy the entire building in which
they are located. The first floor will be devoted
to sales and counting room the second Id
their job composing rooms the third to their
room. The basement will be used for the stors
age OF stock. In the rear Of this building ia a
good-sized three-story brick, which will be de-
voted exclusively to their machinery. It was
only a few years ago that this establishment
opened out in Wilmington, aud the business was
then conductediin small room. From this narrow
compass it has enlarged and expanded until il
has become necessary to devote the entire
building to it.
This is fine illustration Of tie business
growth Of the city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
Ne, 10 West Eighth street,
marRe-u I'D door from Shipley,) VIII, Del.

EDITORIAL Notices are so common that it is almos
impossible for an editor to express his honest opn
ION OF the merits OF any article without being sus-
pected OF interested motives. This fact however
shall not deter us from saying what we think OF 1
neW'addttion to the Materia Medica to which ouI
attention has been recently directed We refer "a
DR.. j. Walkers CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERs, q
remedy which is making Its way into more families
Just now than all the other advertised medicines
put together. There seems to be no question about
the potency of Its TOME and Alternative properties
RRlle u possesses the great negative recommenda.
ton OF containing neither alcohol nor mineral pol
son. That It ia specific for Indigestion Billions
ness, Constipation, and many complaints Of nervous
origin, we have reason to know and we are assured
on good authority that as a general invigorAnt
regulating and purifying medicine, 1t has no equal
s stated that it's Ingredients obtained from the
Wilds OF California; are new TO the medical werld
and It's extraordinary effects certainly warrant The
conclusion that 1t Is compound of agents hitherto
unknown II popularity ia any criterion, there car
be no doubt Of the efficiency OF the VINEGAR BIT
TERs for the sale Of the article is immense and con
tinualy increasing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02

TIE CLAYTON AND EAsToN TELEGRAPH LINE
An amount Of money sufficient to build line OF
telegraph between Clayton, in this State, and
Easton, Md, has been subscribed, lacking about
$500. But notwithstanding this deficit, the
Company is at work planting the poles, and the
wires will soon be stretched between the two
points. AT present there is little probability Of
more than two stations between the terminal
hidgely and Greensborough. The latter will be
established by the Company, while an arrange.
ment has been made between the Company and
former - -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02

Ladies' suits from $9 to s15 at Lichtensteinjs 3
Meeting of the Diamond State Base Ball Club
this evening.
The Workingmens Loan Association meet,
this evening.
I. D. Webb h Son begin the laying Of theii
serpentine front to-day.
Boughman, Thomas 4 Co., are further orna.
menting their store front
Walton receives orders for his superb ice botl
at 4th aud Shipley streets, and 9th and King.
The rain, last night, washed the streets, laid
the dust, rendered the atmosphere more balmy
and has impaired to Nature general air Of fresh
ness and vigor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02

NEW REsrDEScE.-8fr. Hendrixson is erecting
fine dwelling near Linwood for VIM. E. Train
er, the main building Of which is 26x AZ feet the
dining room ia 20x22 feet, and the kitchen l6S
10 feet. It is two stories and an attic high. and
contains eleven rooms, each story having an
eight feet hall extending across in the rear end
Of the main building 1t is built in the cottage
style, with slate roof The location is high and
commands splendid view OF the river, railroad
and surrounding country Media American.