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Gieamboais ano Railroads..
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for

NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
TO-. BOSTON 90 100. W .i sss5ss:
S S a.. ' S SSsTSs 70 -
ys S, n s Il E sais s an. ana G PI9
NOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare,
81 IS se.mers PeeI.p for EsvHsven 3:l5 and II
p u Daily tsundars sreptedl connecting With the ralro.a
COR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusa
Catherine :. and z SUNDAY, sIsspsedL
NEW YORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-WIN-
~ TSa w .I fons . p'' lea"
For ssrDuh.@ ssd XlJ-OOd l. $40, 1879 a N; G'o, SO,
For HaeEsSsst Paterson Hawthorne Midland PIt and wsrsn
Po Rdgesd PAM Bosots Rochelle Msrssst and
Riverside 1873 m 20 s;s o iS.. ~" 90
Por Csmpss- GARLAND BoonnsdA and West BOOmnciss
Sor s%i.s. Nils GS.riot:sSsrr Stockholm suuo-u ogi..
burg and es,I y.ap .nSstss D.elsr,wn unor.
Town johnson, Slate H hddo-u and BioominEbargh ~
soi Pine Bas. wSr.seoro PasSugA. Monticello Liberty Pals,
lS:rT 49, 5s. :. SIS s Ia. s1 SO
West Boounrials 70 . ." So p n moIssasIs ne
sd IS s:ls i,s a m is1 az 7;ls ll:li p "a
ARRIVING IN sRw YORK A. as s. BIO 1890 n la'' Go
so.s no ran S-;ood sdds.o-n beyond Hawthorne
'Do'' no. '4A W DouGLAs sup.riasspae..
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LBs-CHAEGK OF TIhE os ssd Hf'sr NO. 20 steamer. 81
hook LOn1 Branch .sa Az
.noEs tn. soEneeBt including Red bAhk Tons
River Wtrst0vl BsneE. Tsekssr Phiideps vssAna Dnass
tar side will foot Of hsrrxr a. folls-s;
ne PhsdsOss Tssfsrsos Toms River Vis'lssA Bay
he.
4Wa ne Tens River Wsreown rsokeren, he
ARRIVING IN skW YORK:
SEA .-yr.u Tsetsrtsn Warstowu. Tess River. ~.
IDp s-Prow Vsslasa, PhsdspAiA rashsrSn, Teas h'er
n. abeve trains stop q stations
PHILADELPHIA sAi sssr. S: . s.ss :s s- 1s'
y p FscH, Agent, Pier 70
PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
L ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT change or CAt 10
THK OIL REGION ssd LUMBER DISTRICT OF Fkhk sTnin
-l leave Dssbrosses nd Csrslsnstss Ferries;
$50 daily srcep sunaaJ win fnlnh Essss
Esvf ort OIL CITY. Arrive ssnsGry 500
wilma pert hssovo lle lTTinsser
s:os CORY Sos Ene rg Irviss,ou rsd Gerry
WITH OH Cr,.t ssd Al,ghssv fer the OIL hego1 ~ kns
With Lake Shore T. r. for all poiah " ass
40 q, zne Mail lasivE With Pallnsn Ysses Car re-
Phsdsphia Erie. ssnsafy 623i Wnhsmsper, eo
Lscf Hsrsa Isstsn, Alsi CoTry, elO Ere
1885, IrvzeOa and Cory with on Creef .ss a
fb.n, OH Rsgss kns vita Lake Shore \ ="
all points West ..,D,v,v g., s,.....-.
J. CORE 9ea PassA
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NEW STARS TIiS &EEK s INV STARS
McKBE AND ROGERS. ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS.
Mis Ross WALTERS COMIC sosGsTRESs.
new Drma-RsC APED FROM BLACKNELLS ISLE.
MATISEES TIL SDAY ana sAIuRDAi Ladies Tree on Fridays
SATURDAY sATISBB-A Pastor vii present bis lady patrons
With several sPLGSDlD sBwISG MACHINES.
A GH0ST!!! u..uu.
PROF. j. II. PEPPER, f. G. s..
Director Of the Royal Polytechnic vii oels
brstsd Lecture
OPTICAL PHEN CINEMA & ILLUSIONS,
TLLUsrRArKD BY REMARKABLE AND STARTLING EXPERT
MENTs INCLUDING
THE GHOSTtii
in which living being passes through apparently solid msrs
another p,oa; AZ Association Hail MONDAY EVENING Dec 6
Tickets Readings that Will be good
for t. Lecure TIckes For sale
sehirmer 7Ol Brosdwsy PhpSs 8s Broadway
CTEINWAY HALL.
- BRET HARrk
MERCANTILE LIBRARY LECrURKS-N0 V,
MONDAY EVENING. Oct 10.
BRET HARrR
will deliver MS Lecar.
The ARGONAUrS OF 80.
Tickets Reserved sat. 81 for sale at schamers Duitons
ia Broadway. and at the Hall
STEINWAY HALL.-TUESDAY AT 2.
- FIRST GRAND
MATINEE CONCERT In AMERICA ,o,r
OF JRAN yOGT, OF JEAN VOGT,
The celebrated Composer Pianist from BerD which occasion ne
pR T. D4MROsCH Mr. MATzKA Mr. sCHwARz. Mr..
GOPRRIB, Nh = BERGNbRr AND
Mr. s. B. MILLS, the eminent Pianist
Tickets Of suson 81 So Obnabls at all tho principal musical
ttorrs = the Hall
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ErporiI Of Carriaos Mdser1dla
British North America, 90
packages. .sss.ss.s...ss.ss po%o
British Australia, lj9 pack
AGES sssssssss ssssssfs ~s'S'
Exports Of WAeess
Bremen, I.......... .....s.. tG
Exports Of YaTnsSA
British North Ameres, 1853
gallons. ssss.s..s.ssss p3Su
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD. -
Cs-usseipf MONDAY. November iTz Throsxs trains vii
l..r, Gr,zs CesIrzl Depot -
Monsr,zi vita arswiaf
through Ia Rochester and ", Albasa
Isa SPECIAL Krpss.s With arawsFrss ssn 70 sshas
and Ssssrs rNlA
is:s a a. Esrthern and Wrstsrn hrprsss
40 M spess Rrprey for Albany SD Troy -
ga. kentrss Rpress With sIsepugesrs rso ss"tssh ~
s H. ISprs daily. ,l..p.ss. ustests-u SAD Cas-
10 y,ssr r1yrss slsepnsess for Rssh.ssr Bess.
and Elsrsrs PALS; Ass Ch,easo wa beth L. . na n q
R,st. rhs sssdAvh
n "A E,.... 9TH SIC. mag for Troy and Aisasr.
49, I. H.. KkSDRiUx. Gsssrai Passenger AgsaL
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, UNITED
RAILROADS OF ~ J. DIVls0s-Ffgn tees o. DBssRossss
ST ,sd no. Of Wksr PslLApsLPhA
A sioo asa SIR a IAN, see, Sos ses', 500 a. u
ustt Psilse.Iphs via Camden sd FOR sALrI.
a m 1 aaa D. the sOUrH. sos and soo- Pail
mas Palace ears BasTs ssa wasstsa DAILY 80 500 ssa
vAsst sassg, the WEST r.sssyvssa Railroads.&c.
s,a sos- 4 ssd Ps.ss Palace ATTAINED
,ss aTesst kss New fsfk " Pitsburrh Cseags
.,A vitAest Panas frss ne
5sss sxily nssEh PisesrEs Cnssnse, Lesis-
Pansa Palace ssiarhsd
10 daily asd through Psbargh Caennau Losis-
gss without Change PsnAs Palace
Gm~ sa Arosyh hsa ssrrerf 70 fs
and CAssss ussat Tickets fer sale 81
Dsssesss tess fssnissds" ssa so Broadway cpAvl
eject Dee. 2 lsIt -. $500. -.
COTrTH SIDE r. R. OF l.
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SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
- NORWICH LINE.
FOR Boston, Wor-s- Ftehbsz Junction bosel Law
Nashua Manchester Conoori Palmer Breboo ana inter
mediate gnllJL
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couFss hard 10 move, aod The late
and wintry, End sells down in Price.
llmsst entirely GA New. losk STATE
4 Der oNn dairy make, and good
,her in the leading nsrksts Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

TyHE GREAT CHARITY FAIR at the Acad-
smy Of Aaae vii open MONDAY kvksih0 Des 10 Fra2
saaAs coussss b As vi hssnesi Band Ad.-sa o 'NsA
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Amusemenfs-

OLYMPIC THEATER. La Belle Heienc-
" MILF, AIMEE. -. ,,,~.,
AND THK NEW PAIiIsIAs OPERa s00FFa
LA BHLLE HELENE,
ee r~gniDg sensa1.on Of ODcrB Boat.
On MONDAY I'll gSDAY snd "WEDNESDAY, 49,,
Nile AIMBE beautfsi 1e ~ Ia Dtshs "nH"'"
Nona JUTgAU 10 hrs hyhly sGoee1sfal role % PAhls
Is REIRAasAL-L8 PETIT FAUST
ME-. Aimee n lovely sf nspbiSto
Mla. BoBelli darrbeitS hoaS. yutesu a. Ysaa h
In the Opera baS ChAf ftsltses
he Once at Sehiuser 'oi .sd q f S
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-21

Why do the debiitated aud feeble dread the sum
mcrl Il is because heat is an exhausting element,
and they are not in condition to to bear the new
drain upon their ianguid systems, which they think
must necessarily commences with the warm weather.
But canno. this evil be o5viated Mos. indubitabiy
It can. What these workings need-ia :sct, vhat
niae-tenths OF US need at this seasons on accession
Of physical vigor, and this desGeratum eau be Sc
eared, with absolute certainty, BY course Of the
inghties;, yet mildest, Of all vegetable tones,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitsers.
Thousands OF men Of business, mechanics and
professional men. break down, partially or wholly
under their runner lsbors, simply because they
have neglected to reinforce the powers of nature in
this way. To persons who use the celebrated
invigorsnt and corrective regularly in hot weather
the exhaustion which excessive heat is apt to PRO
ducc under other circumstances !sunknown. They
are not troubled with nausea- their appetites are
good, their digestion excellent and their habi. Of
body all that can &C desired this for twenty years
has been the uniform testimony Of all who have
taken the Bitters as a summer tonic AID alternative
Its efl,acy Is due 10 the and scrutulous fdsl-
ity to the teachings Of experimental science with
VIII ch its medicinal Ingredients have been called
from the vegetable kingdom, the admirable proper
lions in which they are combined and the un-
squsllcd purity Of its cumulative basis.
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HUNTiSGTOS'N
Saturday Bullet
-JE-
NEW zoos
JUNE Is. fs;2.

OUTLINES OF ASTRONOMY Sir Juha Hers
chel-750 pages. svo illustrated.
PAPER MON EY-An examination Of the currency
Of the United Sgates,-by Charles A lam
MY LITTLE LADY-Le'surs Hour series,
A SEWN MONTHS RUN. uD ard down, end
around the Worldly Bfooss.
THE TRAPPER'S GUIDE-thifd edition.
KING OF ISRAEL AND JUDAH.-ny the author
OF Peep Of Day.
THREE CENTURIES CT MODERN HISTORY
by C. ID. YOnge.
AMOS KENDALL's AUTOBIOGRAPHY by VII
liam Stiekney.
WONDERS OF TIE YOSEMITE VALLEY, s-yo.
finely illustrated.
HUMAN IMMoRTALiTY-by Z. P. HOS Oh. d. D .
LID.
SEA AND SH0RE-by Oliver optic.
WHISPERING PINE-by Kellogg
LITTLE GRANDMOTHER, Prudy ss,ies
THREE GENERATIONS, Illustrated - By Mrs
Humphrey.
SPECTRUM ANALYSIS, No. 1, paper COVERS.
WAY BILLS OF AN OLD EXPRESSMAN.
Corner Church and College st.
June I5-dSt&wit
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CaIrrFSDrS C0ryTT-Ths Union Republican
County Convention was belds, Darlington, on
Saturday. 4 dispatch informs US that the fol-
yoving vel known gentlemen we're nominated
tor Senator's
George Il. Bigeow. Burlington
John L. Mason, ri ;hmoud.
Albert c Humphrey, Uui5rh.ii
These are all well known citizens o; inst clu--
10. Mr.. Bigel0V's nomination is r msritsi re-
f0gnitiou Of his services for the party He has
long been leader snl a hard worker, ard has
done efficient service for hs frienlf lie ha.
had service a. : clerk Of the House some yeNr.
$40, which will all him materially ~ = legisla-
tor, a1d prepares him Al ones to enter upon be
duties fully understanding the position 10 III ch
he has been called. He journalistic c1perieuc.
o. many years isslso of great value 10 hin
having been accustomed 70 wstch the progress "a
events, and know the wants o. th,
State az vel IS these q HE immc-
diate c0nstituents Although comparative
ly young man Mr. Bigelow il admirably adapt
ed TO the business Of legislation. Mr. Mason hs'
been member Of the House and isA geot,emsu
Of vide experience in business ard fully under
stands the wishes ef the people Tie is At The
present time one Of :he trustees Of the Vernon
Reform School. It .ss good selection for Sens
tor. Mr.. Humphrey hss been member @, tbN
H0use-Ru'lG1i H'rlli
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ton, presented the name of II. G. Boardmsn Of
Milton as one of the Committee and he WAS cleo
ed.
Hon. A. B. Halbert Of Essex presented the fc'-
lowing resolution which was unanimously
adopted
RssoIred. That we reiterate the sentiment e1-
pressed BY former convention, " That this State
and the nation cannot afford to lose the services Of
the Bon Justin g. morrill, in the councils of the
ton.n
We therefore hereby request and instruct our
nominees for Senator's II elected, TO use their infu-
encs by vote, and by all other proper means, to
continue Mr.. Morrill, in the United States Ssnata
for a further term Of six years, commencing March
1, 1873.
Upon motion Of II. Il. Talcott Of Burlington,
the Convention adjourned.
WM. G. SHAW, President.
G ", SAyIrs, Secretary.
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Che Markets.


AsoUar or LIVE STOCK At MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. sHins
This week, rs 1854
Last week, III sol
Vermont I43 465
Prices Of Market Beef-A few choice, SO 25Gi0 So
extra, 50 5On 1000, Grst quality, 81 500 90 sec
end quality, s. 90 AZ co; third quality, 81 co "a So
Prices ofStore Cattle-Working Oxen, V pair from
SIS $l75 500 to .275
Mich Cows and Calves from 500 a Is; extra, So
a s..
Farrow Cows, sI5G25.
Prices of Sheep and Lsnhs-In lots, s. on,
$ So s., s. 80 and s. 3 each Extra, g. 80 $40 50
Wool Sheep sGlO &C IN Sheared Sheep 5D7i1 z II.
Spring Lambs sea II 20 Fhead.
Veal Calves, IS 90 to 90.
Prices of Hides Tallow and Standardization Hides,
9G9ic 2 ib Tallow, 81 acc q 10 Country Hides,
slG9c IN. TallOw, q sic V b Pelts, 50 % a
25; Calf skins DOC z Ii. Sheared Skins, &c each.
Dairy Skins, 81 each.
REMARKS.
Cattle-Arryals increasing. A few grass fed steerI
from the rich valleys in the vicinity OF Lake Cham
plain. Iealers INFORM Us that the market never
looked better than at the present time for hay crop;
pastures In fine condition for cattle The advanced
prices Of the past two weeks cannot be sustained.
The market We find less firm 10 day. in consequence
OF heavy receipts from the West. At Medford Land
ing, Mr. Buck bought oxen at l0c q ID, dress VT
steers at y 6qc Rib dress VT. Carter bou ght 4
oxen atg $40 Y 10, dress VT. French Sen sold /
choice yearlIng, fatted by Rev. Mr.. kingsbury, OF
Brownsville, Vt, which passed through diferelt
uAIuft anu NJ ldhl hulA AOI -. ID SO q 4
oxen at 6.eeb, live VT, 1850 bs OK at SC e Il,
a. shrink. Brady sold u grass fed young cattle
at 5ci9ib live VT av rs Is fat cOws dress $50 10
each, at &C VI, dress VT b Tinker sold OK IN
for CSC e b, dress w, estimated 70 dress l01I lbs
each steers r 10, to dress $50 lhs each. Long
sold nice oxen, fltted by Nathan Cottrell. OF
Hoosac y these were tw1s, years old aud
weighed at home 1900 Is sold ut lGicPb, dress VT.
sheep and Lanbs-Less activity 10 the sheep and
lamb trade. Butchers were expecting through the
Jubilee season, an extensive trade but ice cream
saloons have a large patronage, 10 the neglect Of
the more substantial viancs offered. Large receipts
still noticed, and no advance 70 note. Waller sld
81 head. mostly yearlings, at 6!ceb gross vt 1865
lbs. Tinker sold 81 lambs a. 90 lbs, at s. each
d RicekLivingston sold 40 head, mostly yearlines
az g. rs at &c eib. " Jones q ismos. &C. ibs
at s. Hhead.
ioultTy-Live poultry has arrived freely this
week. one dealer has 470o Tbs for disposal. Prices
are firm for very choice lots We should Judge there
was slight advance We quote extra lots az 2Jltzi
cgit prime l-al9cPhi good l7Gl7icPih; medium
i6i4l6ic Sb poor 10 metium &C VI.
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hEDSEs9AY. June 70.
FLOUR. Tie MARKET f5r Fl1ur IS eT,rsmsly dull
aIt prices ain 30 entirely -amInsl The sa.es rav~-
been confined % small .Haia- lots. Crop r-. rl.-ts
Would have O. Doe iaAeu. Tho sales have been az /
~ s. 80 joy Western supeiA-c ) e. ri p q ilr
common extras' and y 80 a g. for Milwaukee
ard A.inue-ota extras. including fIyo-te bakers
brands az the latter rate. Ia white Wheat. the So
have been az : aH % lI for Ohio, Indiana. ana
Mcli.aH s 81 " Oh for Illinois. ard 50 NJ .2D-
81. Lou luc.l-.1- choice AID iuv0rts brands
- the latter rate. Canada white Wleats are dull Of.
90 -'E r. Do. ll Corn Ital the sa,es have
reen AZ 8 1IH r t1l for common and Braudy-
vs.. ms Ia RS e T. .ur the sl.cs have seen .1 snail
G8AIS. Tie deu4-d ~ Corn ias been stcait.
AID prices have scarcely varied curi1s the week.
and Western mixed % u n 13c @ tasasl The ar
rival OF Oats have s<lia been gci-e lsrze-rd prices
couin 60 iu-e laW- tut are believed 20 have now
teu,ucf the lowest point. Iae sales nave been a.
ilr white Western, he latre- l-.ce f- very eli We
quality, Ia Rive the sa.es have been SO e 2 hush
sloits, Fne Feed ana alt-.iu-s have beel sold a;
PROVISIONS. The Fork market reua' Sitaou:
improvement, and " oh an abundant supply IA
vorsale CHANGE Is lot looked for 81 present. The
o. BID for mess, AM ~ D. fnr clear end extra
clear, Hs % quality. Beef is firm an la- zen IN
better demand. The sales have RANGED f.ou 5 i0 q
la FOG mess ana 6E'ra mess AMI 81 FL e 10 Cor l-m-
fly. Lart ras been 80 FAIR demand az g II l.c f1r
civ. and % n 90 ;.r steam anl Ecttle rendered.
Weston su S-4 Lsms are .e..irs l0r Do 10 I., q
h
PRODUCE. Butter has tee1 arriving quite freely
AMI prices have ruled 10 favor II buyers The siies
lf good and choice Vermont and New York have
toen a. -i u ~ g, and C.lon aud lair from lI n
use p q. Cheese remains the same uu. the market
IS hette- supp led be sales have been at Oh q &c
for fact ny ana from BOO 20 l}c r common aut
prime dairy. White Beans are quiet uut s-ol.Iv
S4vs oft2.rl pea AZ ~ D.. and good adt
ch0i'e ms1.lms at 8 "a % b hushe. te-. have
been In demand aui prices have atvsrcei. with
s1l1s 80 ls, e dozen for El>teru- Potatoes sre
higher al have osau scliirS 81 .0 q &c = tush f.-
Jackson Whites.
WOOL. Tie marketfr doaosti1 WOOL has 90.
varied iaHtsr'auy during the week. Some consider
able lots n Caii-rnia have been received bot the
He'tcru ips come forward slowly. AMI very LITTLE
has been done here OF in the Interior 1iauufactur-
ers are punch asns only as wanted, aut with large
suapie- OF foreign available az comparatively low
prces, are 10 no hurry = purchase Western at thc
high priccs demAElei by growers The silss n do
mestic have Been srms ;5I uo ihs and include 49,.
o1J Is nesce q. = -fc fr desirable lo.s 1890 i.s
new Georgia at &c; l+41 Ns uuEgsbcd az g. q.
Gu, 215 u01 i.s pulled q. a-l,. .or sd1er ant \
2lpi1 ts spring California, choice. az 5-d6nc TO-
ol' rs DO a. 45,. ans 5000 lt1ftl CO st 5iGl9s g
b.
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Dolly Varden
French Cref0hneS !;
500 Bounty, 500 Bounty.
Attention, I'd Il Sd Vt. Vols.

OONGRE5s HAS PASSED A LAW GIVING A
" Bounty ofSl0O TO each man who enlisted prior
10 July nd 1885, to fhrss peers provided the
same has not already esen paid.
Tho undersigned, offer their fervfcee 10 their
former comrades In arms 10 ding and prosecuting
their claims. START WATSON. Attys.
Bank Block, Burlington, Vt. Nay lo-dAwu
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SEIg DISEASES,

PERRY'S IMPROVED COaEDoNE AND PIMPLE
REMtDY.-The Skin Medicne OF theAge Is war
ranted 20 cure FLESH WORKS, PkPLEs Eruption
and BLorcHED designations of the face. Sold by
all Druggists. Depot, 40 Bond ST., Nss York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-21

WE would call the attention Of Farmers 70
w D0DGES PATENT COMBINED MOWER
AND REAPER AND SELF RAkER, as being in
lghtness Of draft vsnient to handle and duIsol
ity, the most profitable machine to buy. IL is
made OF the best Of material and worzmansnip.
Having been improved will cut all kinds Of grass
and grain whether lodged or tangled, also Fodder.
Corn. Grass Seed. Clover Seed, ac., IN the most
satisfactory manner.
The machine will be sold ar a Mower and as cheap
as the cheapest Farmers will find II Tor their in
terest 70 cali ard examine the mschiae before
N. r. MILLER, Agent.
May l3-dltAvEu6w ehelburn, VT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-21

AND TAN, USE PERRy'S MOTB AND FRCKLE
LOTION. The well known, reliable and harmless
romedy for Brown Discoorations Of the face. Pre-
pared only BY Dr. B. q. Perry, lermstologist ~
Bond Street, Ne- York. Sold by Druggists every.
where. March l6-Inon wec satkw6m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-21

81. ALsASs BUrTER MARxEr.-The market
Tuesday Was comparatively inactive. Teq1Ote
grades Is TO Doe; fair to good, 20 to pc; selec-
tons, q and 2j, Factory cheese, 70 to Ii,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-21

The Martin House Al North Fe-ris0urgh iB in
ea5l c1ni.t0a al well prepared for the &C
o5mm9 lat5n Of patron' A grsad ball takes
place there Ju,ys3,h
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A,7iAy "'s a','ve' though Prices Tor 6oih butter
and eesas2 were less than last week Butter
good '1o'sn' i' 20 u.s. extra ~ 70 --'-
'--s''' '-i'l' g. 70 o. 'Af''' o 10 4l'' ell rae
---a A,, .-.'n RIVER hAil'oA'-- -
'-' CHS 'l' --''- eng Nel' .' '1t 'ya' WIZ
route IL VAS me Ni-l2'n route Fa;,h nae oeen
found imrrscueat.s and not the Lnore Pond
r.uie. as hes been previously announced.
The Republicans Of Lauolle County acid
d" Al' '' '.'-s.'s.'' o'-,' ''-'''h = ~ -'pa'A'
'I --''''' ii .-'''5 ''"''s o. '-o'I''''"l'
N'' -'l' ''i 'o' 2'-'''- = ''l''-A''''i' ''F'
io'e-s jig goa -N'y 7' sui one OF the '-'e-',''
}euns men IN me S'''s- we Congratulate TIE
"sl''''--s 't--@5 -'-s OF 'l'I tx
ce-.aHt se-ec..-1 i-r r-us'--
iAs ''7. --'- '.--.y '--' ei''sI 10 2 ''l'A ann
County VI. hs hei 30 Sheldon, Jule =. Hon.
DIR. R.Ter5f--. a.ssls. a-I Hon. 4. a. Brown
,fpt.bs,-5 -.5.l,.-. s.. %. ,...,....,:.- a.,
oGSt Adams. and Ca,at T. Brewer q E19sturgh.
rrs-s Save ,f .,3..- r-,--ss d -s-sr.,.i,- and
'"-=7 -'-1-A'7 % ARM anu w. e h.-'''4
of h.-.~ste ara anxious TO sa,,ai A.n.
Dr. Parleutsr Of i1c Troy Press T-o Et'c-d-
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.-.-...,.
Ever , ., '- ,. s- f5g.. '-'- ''-' - W.
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Will blush v1sn they resl the Shove. though
tley ell went in fora t3alig ticket in Greeley
am n'o"--
The venerable J-ues Johns, OF the Tsrn5H
-3H3yaFl li R.n1rtsr, roT published at
Surktt1-11eh' ia bis last irsue eui1rsss
Gen. Grsn;'t ran--ia,t1a 10 l.s quaint style,
as follows
Fer uyrsrt, t59a-a eauul, ss5 tas- quite
approve 81 a mat iran. mas 50 l,l'1' s' 1r sn
G-ea-lv rrrrs- T.,,i-r "a tssr If ci-s-t nv r,--
ry out Republican principles lobe sure itjs to
be regretted that there should be so much cor
-. ~ --. '--l
1.ii5.---- ,. 80 ,'-'.. anu
b.yg no fe-,sr ss-p-.-y IN p--sr, Grsr'sT t.:8g
inside Pres 'srt tt-t Lis would he any more
iA1.uess 9''iie' there 's 'hsj ga come OF he
XII --r,-.-,-i ", cl- .,.-i,,f.,, ,rj I-r,'.,
espec.al y bic being bsiI for JET Dsvis.
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reading Of Peter Psrley's histories and maya
zine, inspired hin with love Of country and a
reverence for its heroes, that has only deepened
with ,iue
L. II. Higley, A. NJ, Professor Of Greek in
Middlebury College, gave stirring address
upon New Ideas il Education" lie showed
that the present is not peculiarly an age Of new
things. Novel and startling ideas and lnven-
tons can be traced all along the ages.
A count shoWed that there were upwards OF
eighty teachers present.
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Republican Town Committees.

G ", SAYIrs, Secretary.
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81 tle Lta.ile C-r-'y Rlp-h.icaa Coayen-
ZION, held d, Byispa1k, ON Saturday, Ex.-Gov.
Heuiea wa recamueui-i So tie candidate FOR
Congress 10 Ills disuio:. without = lissenting
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sk,iiuss, " hituey Brothers and Barne', who
hsnllsi ct Ogleasburgh last year shout 10.
gl).ol) feet Of lumber, have nearly doubled
their ase, Of vessels ,iace tbs; tine.
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sTArE OF VERMONT.
OFFICE oF SE0EEraBY or STATE
N-r.L-.It Irra / I--l

BRAN BOOTH, C'mlnissione
5ly3w
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TISnEAN C0ryTr REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
The republicans Of Niadham County made the
following nominations At Fayetteville. Tuesday ;
For Senator'S, Jacob Es:ey Of Brstteboro, and J..
L. Bu.,orae,I Of Grsfton; High Sheriff. Francis
Phelps Of Grafton; Judges Of Probate, Royal
Tyler q Bratt,sooro, and A. St5di,ri Of Towns
mend; Asgilttrt Judges, o $. Howard Of
Tovusheul, AID D. e Buusraeli Of Wilmias-
toa; High Bailif, John Hun. Of Brsulcbor5.
Mr. E.tsy is tie vel-kuowa organ and meloieou
maaufsotars5 Z Hrsttisblro, and las represent
ed that town in tie House Mr. Buuerfell has
often Represented Grafton in the Legislature,
AMI VS. always an influential member.