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ssaetial lotitss.

4 Disease with IA thousand Symptoms.
Dyspepsia is the mos: perplexing Of all human
ailments. Its symptoms are almost infinite in their
variety, ard the forlorn and respondent victims Of
the disease often fn,y themselves tho prey in turn
of every known iaalady This is dus in part to tho
close sympathy which exists between the stomach
and lie brain, and in part, also to tn, fact that a1y
disturbance e the digestive function necessarily
disorders the liver bowels and tho nervous system,
and Affects to some extent, the quality OF the blood.
medicine that, like Hostetter's BitteIs, not only
tones tie stomach but at tho same tine controls tho
liver, produces a regular habit Of body braces the
nerves. pUrifes the fluids and ministers 70 a mind
diseased" ia therefore the t-uo and only specific for
chTonic Indigestion. Sush Is the operation Of this
famous vegetable restorative. 1t not only cures
dl s2epsa, but also all coacomi.snts and consequen
c,s. Moreover, It is invaluable as preventive Of
ind gsstion. No one who ohoose5 to take half
winesassful of this agreeable appetizer ana s.om-
a,hic habitually three times day viii ever be
troubled with oppression aitor eating, nausea, sour
aru,tstiols. or any other indi,lti0ns of 4 wan. Of
vigor in the digestive and assmi'etas organs. The
debility ami isnzuoT supsrinduc.d by hot weather
are imneiists'y ard perm neatly rel;eTed by the
Rlt:ess, AIT persons Eho are e,astitatoaAlly in
ciiaed 20 LOOK upon IIf5 rs through a glass,
da-kly," VII Sc AFT 20 t1ae brighter and rnsre
hopeful view Of tbs s.tultion under tic genial in
dueace orthis wholesome nuc sinai stimulant.
AG-g.s WAIVED 60 canvass for THE LIFE OF
Henry WILSON" by JUDGE RUSSELL. and Rev.
FLlAS NAs0S,-ths only elit0n published with
cr Wilson'S approval. Now Is the time 10 make
none. p L. Hts9ELL Publisher, Boston, Mass.
Ju- -+d4wiT
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Vermont, SAT
4 Newport. this 5th day Of August. ID. 1872
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment as Assignee Of the Bankrupt Estste OF Asahel
Holmes Of Woodstock. In the County Of Windsor and
State Of Vermont within said District who has been
adjudged a Bankrupt uuon Creditors petition nv
the District Court OF said District
To whom itmay concern.
LUCICs ROBINSON, Assignee.
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PARSER COMPETENT TO TAKE CilARGs
I. Of a large farm, with ten hands enployed
Must DO between ID and 30 years ofaee, ana he able
70 Writc a good haod, ami keep al necessary &C..
counts. Must have good health. and he a5ls. I'd
neoesssry 10 take the lead ia all ki1ds q work
Prefer single man no; afraid Of WORK. No fancy
crops. Should prefer a man from Vermont o. the
hill towns cf Massachusetts,. Large salary will De
paid the right mau. No applications answered
unless satisfactory parties apply. Give full pGri,u
lars Of age experience, BE tlth. wages Wautet ( ..
Acduss, YANKEE FARMER.
Loeb p = ~ Spria zGe.d, BIAS.
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FAIRs-The following is list Of the Agrisal-
tural FAirs to be held in this Stste this fsll, so
far 81 We have been able TO learn them
State FSir-At ST. Johnsbury, September II,
u, Is ard "A; Henry Clark, Secretary, Ru;-
land
Addison County-At Miie5ury. September
4. and 6; Albert Chapman. Secretary. Mid
dlebnry.
Chiitendsn County-At Essex Junction, Sep
TENDER 10. Il, u and 10; N. Newell Secre-
tary, Saelburn.
Fsrmers' srd Mechsnics'-At PrcctoTsyille,
September % and &c; j. X. Spsfford, Secretary.
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Franklin County-At Sheldon, September IS.
10 sud 20: J Il Stuff sbe.n, East Sheldon.
Lsmoille Couu Vt Worthwhile, September
% A. &c; E. E. Allen, Secretary. Worthwhile
Rutland Couuty-At Ru,land, September II,
Is and 10.
Wilmington-At Wilmington, Oct . o. E
But:erdeld, Secretary.
"in.iso' ro1-t-- y Wi .'cek, September
y, = Az = LSrerz1 Richnonl Secretary,
Woodstock.
White River Vslley-At Bethel. September
II, IS and 10; Lorerzo Kent. Secretary, Wood
stock.
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For Moth Patches, Ffeckie $.
AND TAN, USE PERRY'5 MOTIF AND PRCk Le
LOTION. The well known, reliable and harmless
remedy for Brown Dissertations OF the lace. Pre-
pared only by Dr. b. c. Perry, permatologist AZ
Bond Street, New York. Sold by Druggists every
where. March lemon wee setAHom
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The preliminary work in the above Survey is bo-
ing rapidly carried forward under the direction o,
the Secretary ofthe State Bolrl @: Agriculture
Manufactures anu Mining. blanks have been sent
to every town in the state, and they hlys geaer
ally received the attention the importance Of the
sgtj sct demands.
Il is desired that the sur1 nay Re SO f,r al
v4nced thE: the Secretary C submit the results
to the next Legislature for tLe,r further action.
any parties who may have received su,h blanks
sreearnestly requested to forward them without de.
lay to the Secretary after having replied to s many
o: the questions as possible ard any persoas who
may desire such blanks viii have them forwarded
once upon application to the Secretary.
/; f. 70 10 1oped tia. this plsn, which c.utom-
plates this teyelopmenl Of cur water powers now
wholly OF IN part unoocupsd, may rot sua=r uaro-
ecsiary delay through tho indifference and neglsot
Of ou- citizens Especially is 4. for the immediate
interest Of those possessing such waier-powors to
avail themselves Of this opportunity Of calling pub
lie attention to their manufacturing facilities With
in cur borders.
Letters ofinquiry or requests f3r blanks Should
be addressed 10 FErEE COLLIER. seo'y..
Burlington, -.
aaH ras~ H..a
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Dali heavy headache, obstruction Of Eazalin1 age.
discharge falling into throat, sometime pr fuse.
waterY, acrd, thick and Tenacious mucous, uu-l-
leut, muco purulent, bloody, putrii, offensive &C.
IN others dryness, dry, wAtery, weak OF iudl-.ed
e. g. ringing IN ears, deafness hawking and cough
ng % clear throat, alterations scabs IRON ulcers
voice altered snasal tWang, offensive breath .fa
paired smell and tasts, dizziness mental depression
tickling cough, &c. Onlys few OF the above symp-
toms are likely 70 be present in any case ct enc
time. No disease Is more common or less understood
By Ihysicsns. The proprster Of pr Sl-e's Ca
tarrh Remedy Will pay 1880 reward io7 g case q
tc'a-rh which he cannot curs.-6l5-wssatft
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PERRY's IMPROVED C0MED0NE AMI III : PIE
REbiEDY.-The Skin Medicine OF the Age Is war
rauted TO cure fLssH WoRgs, PEPLEs ETuphons
ard BIorCHED designations Of the face. SOlc BY
all Druggists. Depot, 80 Bod St, New York.
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hISE'aVaG.-lhe heavy rains the las, uesk
oO-H,aa,'ng IN the g'sa. fall Of Friday night,
I.-''a the streans l.ulsi beyonl precedent.
IAe meadows On the Ia PIo'ieAre said by careful
re'i4ert oo'ervcls, to have been more largely
o'eiel VIII "AieF than 81 say time since TIE
great ire'de' Of July, 1880. Much nay has lain
-P,A 'ae srouai Tor aSsek with Do possibility
-'sing !" The ahest ungatheTel, whether
'l' or ti'alag, is nearly worthless. Other
- Is more or less injured Potatoes on clay
AM are f',ing badly. The grass aouriahes
P1s'Iies are good, aud the meadows which
o@sn cut, aee as fresh as in June.
Iheiosls are badly washed. and many rmAl
OHdges and ealver,, were carried away.
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1a.s hoy, two ye.rs o'3. son Of Robert c..
G4u'. o.. Ryess:e. vas recently killed by a
t--.a -~ Gee Psssuu7ei3 Railroad
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IlsOtl Fellows ofVermont (Grsnd Eac2mp-
a,a,anj Grand Lodge viii hold their annual
DID, ms sc s.. J5hnshury, Aug. y and -.
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LYDIA II. PEAsLGE's ESTATE.

STATE OF VER&OET, 70 al persons con
,,.-,,.,, .s,--,,-,.. 90 fccrred IN the estate Cf
~ '' 49, \ = Ola ID. Pals!ey. late
Of Burlington, in sid District. deceased,
GREETING.
A. Probate C1Ur; h1.1en az Euriu. ton, within
aud for tbs Dlstrie. Of thi-terLcu, the sta Cay
o. august, ID. I--3. i7struusnt Iurpurtu- 10
hs tue lat VIII AMI Tes'auenr. of - dia 3.
Peaslec, late cd Darlington, lu said District, de
ceased. presented 20 tl- Court aforesaid, for
Probate ard j. is 0-srcd by said court that tho 81 Is.
day OF August 4. 10. 1873 at the Probate Court
Rooms il sg BuriiH -ton. he assigret tor proving
said Instrument. ard tt uufice -lc-ouf be given to
all persons c1useInet nv pub shiu This order three
weeks sGccfssivsiy ia TIE Burlington Weekly free
Press a neWspapsr print q O.. sdii Darlington, pre-
vi0us 20 tho { ne appointed.
THERsroEE Gu are hereby n1tifed o. appear he
fore said Court at ,hs yLe ard place sforesaid and
CONTEST the PROBATE Of 7Nid wii, you have cause
Given uulgr ny hand, st Darlington IN said dis
trirt. this ..h day o. august ID. l-72
7w3w +. z WALES. Judge.
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NOTICE is given that an application will b,
- made TO the next Session OF the Geaers Assem-
bly, CT the state Of Vermont for anSterat.oa ia th
charter OF the Northern Vermont and Lake Cham
plain Railroad, 50 that said railroad may 10 buil
from Cambridge through fairiaS and westfo-d :,
Essex Centre. s-;ylg
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5 GRAND MUSICAL JUBILEE is to take place
a Lynlonyi.,e, VI, during the first week in
september, continuing five days. N. P. Lover
iag' Jr-, The manager. has engaged for toprano
AT' Ju.is Houston West. who Was SO veil re-
2e'Tai st the concerts in the Boston Coliseum
Mrs Z L. |zAs,e Of Boston; Miss Aggie Dana
aei Ars Mary spngae, Of Lawrence, ere
o'1eIs q 'l- ariis,f; Carriers Band are 20 accom-
lAay The chorus; Pro- E5ea Tourjee Is to be pre-
scat. -ae Auvi. Chorus VII be performed with
the Gilmore vriakle ofanyiI practice by genuine
A's1en "a Isl shirts, aud certain social exer-
'''e' "'u be fddsi TO the attractions Of the o.
clsiun
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TIVE FALL TERM Of this Institution vi com
I nence Wednesfy, Sept ith ls72 rudsr tbe
charge Of John +. Wheel6cS, Principal Thorougl
instruction gwen in all the bisn,hes TAUGHT ia oui
bot Academies. Bc-It and E-oms a. Reasonable
rat s.
~ order Of the Bosri Of Trustees.
H!.liston A7g. r.. ls72. NV
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VEGETfsE- The life Of all assh is tho boo.
thereof" and no one can possibly be healthy uher
the hlood is diseased. Vegetine Is composed o. sub
stances indentcal with healthy blood and wher
takol into the system for the cure Cf disease IL /.
absorbed, and replaces the deficiency which ca-zc,
the disease. Wit
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However reduced tbs condition OF the nervous
system may be, it can be promptly toned AID sttu-
ulatsd by administering SNOLASDER's BUCHU,
which is sis) the most reliable remedy Tor kidney,
bladder and glantular disease, diabetes gravel.
youthiaiiadiscret female irresulartCs as we'll
as all r-aiHd-es o. the urino genital or-ans.
o-Ceoi Ewtt
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- Io-e--ara-l
New :orl, -IrHsy amt >tocE Mar..t.
NSw YoEK, Aug. n.
MONEY steady 81 4E5 Per cont. with exception
az 3 per cent
srEKLING ENcHANGEdgn at losT. lon. ioas
short
GOLD huc!uated between ll3i and ma. spd was
loaned at l-6i l-39 closing at I49lI4l. There
appears no doubt that the premium has dropped to
each at the low price Of government gold to-mor-
row. Ciearances s95W0,1o'. Treasury disburse-
mouts sluCn
GOVERNMENTS dull AMI closing heavy.
STATE BONDS are active and steady. Gou.h
Carulinas weak.
STOCKS s;il dol! excep. Erie Pacific Mall. Lake
Shore Wabash aai Western Union. hrie advanced
irom &c to 49,. OF rise at London TO 40 and Eng.
lish orders 20 huy with which the presence Il
Messrs. Holman and McIleury in Loneon is sup-
posed 20 have something 70 DO. II is thought that
the Enslish market IS oversoi. An att.Inpt was
made during the day TO break the prices eeperalIy
but the firms tss of Erie checked the movement,
and stocks closed strong with very great irmnesg
in Erie and wabash, the talers sellag rp to ~,
and 10 ASKED at ihc close.
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ST. JOsEPH's ACADEMY.


Studies will be resumed on September "a. Boa:d
and Tuition, per annum, in Eoglish and French,
$3.50. For further information, send for Prospectus.
Aug 2)-td&w4w
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YlTHERFAS, LEVI UNDERWOOD. 70 this Term
W Of said Court Commence bis sui against the
said Dcfecdents, in an action on Book demanding
in damages the sum o. thirfy.dve huu1red dollars.
Am whereas it IL made O. uppe.r 10 tho Court
hero. that said Dsfsrcal.s. Peter Butter, Edwin A.
Bircha-d, and James ). whitney reside without this
State, snd have rot had personal notice Of tic pen
cency Of this su't
Therefore, it is ordered ~ tie Court. that said
cause be continued % the next erm thereof. 70 be
holden at Burlington, in AMI for said County, on
the fourth Tuesday OF September. 4 ID. l-72, and
that the faid Peter bu-ior, Edwin A Orchard, ard
James s. Whitney. neen1arts. be nOtded Of tho
pendercV thereof b. publishing this notice. con
iaining tho substance Of s8id fgc.a-aiiOn. in the
Burlington Free Press, newspaper published a.
said Burlington, three weshs excessively, the last
publication b be AZ least twenty days before said
next Term cf sa'd Court.
J. HOWARD. Clerk.
L. UNDERWOOD A.ty pro SO.
7w3x
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3ieaal Natites.
NOTICE.

NOTICE,
LEWIS o. THoxPsoS,1
GEORGE T. SsuTH,
mARrHA VI. SNuH, IN CHANCERY.
+. T. TEFrr
c. g. TIFFr, CHnrExpxx COUNTY.
G. q. kELLoGG, September Term, AID. 1872.
II X CLAEXE end
W. Z. TEFFT.
EHIS o. THOMPSON, Of AlbErgh in the COun-
II y o. franklin, having fled his petition against
sald DEPENDENTS, setting forth that George T
snltl OF the City Of Burlington on the sth day or
a - l7ts executed to this petitioner
mortgage coed Of certain premises situated in said
City described as folcws, viz: All that parcel Of
Iann' oSether with tho apIur:enancss thereof,
nov occlpled by me, the said Geor,e IT, Smith, for
ahg,-tstc4u' and bounded as follows On the south
rs Co.chester avenue, On the east ~ land owned
~ =, g si1ney on tao west and north by land
vNneu ~ o. H. to4Ec. c11taiuin- two acres Re the
I, 49, l-le ~ e. Ssi premises are the same
l1teis occupied hy said George r. smith, a home
stead- e3naltloned Tor the payment Of one certain
Ploiusof. n9sc Tor s!,lo1 payable 20 said Thomp-
son, or order, in one year from the date Of said
Aoflsise-Gnd further setting forth that said
smith on the 18th day April, Is6j. executed to My
ron Iicknor, then OF Midilebury, and Guardian Of
NeNel lyon, late Ct SAID city, deceased. another
llol, --e o. the same premises. 10 the pay
snent o. n.' specl fed IN six promisory notes for
- 'ila' pay aole with iuterot annually.
~ I5, 49, tlT,e ;1UT, Eve and six years from said
~ u a = !. l-5 % tie order Of slid Tiekucr.
uliI'ii'- ana further setting flftl that at a Term
H.H
tbi-.--4 gu y, ln ana -lr ne county Ct
is 49, ~ IS, rc-'lli % Ialutry. a Il.
40 81 - ~ .'1-.r' li'- re tne vie o.
,,seat \ - ~, W. -Il-iei BIZ Of DIV
49, T., .ti,. ~ l.at -ti4 supreme Court as
hYtea as anl i1r a-i-nony. y A'ch said notes.
- tbe s-,i - - $40 -upieWc court, Nefo
10 So 5---- '+-ts'; ~ Wy sAli Arfl1tiA am
t-.-.tt-- 49, -, a r. Hl3 ie- vLiy ss-i-nei
Si9.i,s- .-,i.,.--i'-.., so cs-d % one OIFhlo
30 20 ~ q ~ .'t,' 7 i.F'i' ma On tHe -tA
~ o. lSy' 80. ,ae said Gsor-c T.. and his vile
ttit = --.-l-Ati Ino same premises To said
,',--aLi' e. - p 20 mem 'i one h'-s rl SIN
10 49,. ~ ~ -o ny lI-tt % az 9lHc!tlF,
s---,5 ieillt. ALH lt.tLe1 s1oNl - tnht
go - - q. ~ ~ - t5y q beeehoeT' loot, inc
=. ~ >, u W. go lle sin.1 PREMISES 70 z
4, " 80. ~ -, H. d Fl. "r.e'y"i, . a. Kellogg
- T. ~. 60 ~ a. ith1' %! tAe tlty OK Ne@
io.-' "ll9 iiisley ii "a me ls- IA .ad prem
t'e.- ana iir.ler siaTir= thai s,id Sinclair
oLoa-i as p3siea q ie-sei'sur- On siid pre- isos
e-.lA-t ne -ii4 5.nisis, ieFT- D. mqs11, Tents
% ~. u a an. ~. 20 The SOFT Terra
ueH tVuAtss 4L4 ."iiiae- a decr1e Of lcrelosuse
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TEE CAHPsIGy TX ORLEANS COUNTY - A
Grant snl Wilson Cub was organized at North
Troy Saturday evening, August 10Th, AMI the
following odicers were elected
Presilent--H c. Wilson
Vice-PresiItnts-D L Hhlre,h, Irs 4. Bal
lev, C. c. Wheeler.
Sscretary-Geo. L LaSis.
Corresponding Sacretary-0 y. Alk,ns.
The meeting ras we'll attended. Several
lcsaocrsts were-prsseut and took sn sctive part
CANsaiDsE.-Hon. II. Powers sdiressed
the Grant AID Wilson club Tuesday evening at
the town hau. The hall vas crowded. Tie
spirit Of The canvass. and The well known zbili-
iy Of the speaker brought the people out in
spite Of The difcomfarts Of the weather Mr.
Powers inside an earnest and dgnifed defense Of
Gen. Grants administration from the stale
charges Of official m,loie2ssnce and corruption.
Hon. o. D. Barrett Of Washington, D. c., who
is snending q few days in town with his Uncle
Benz. Barrett. Vss present, aai gave pleasant
picture Of the Presidents democratic hAbi;a and
incotfuphu-e lhleSii'Ji anu H'S @S'O'-0N ~
public interests He showed his ability and
wisdom il craftsmanship by 80 shaping his ad-
ministratiou Of the government, IS 10 compel
the Democratic party both North and South, to
essentially adopt the Republican policy, and to
recognize the equality Of the colored voters OF
South their political franchise aud rights before
the Law. His reasons for voting for U. S. Grant
we're cogent and well put They carried con-
yiction with them.
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GTg HALF o. the people cannot take Castor Oil
lom II terrible nauseatng taste and rec1ll i1 ta1
th-c2t The tAsrosia, prepared bY IT. Pitcher. is
purely vegetable, per cctlg harmless, pleas ut Co
tlso sui more eftc i've n ,a Castor on II does not
distress or grippe, but regulates the sys.rtc. aal
operate vEcl all ether remedies have failed 10
hcs Ike magic for 80 mach ache constipation hltu.
leucy Group aai worms. lt contanir neither Mia-
erals Morphine nor Alcohol. Its soothing quietius
effect, produces ratural sleep. aud Is part c1Iarlv
ataptci @ crying AID teCtiiu- children. No ar.I-
has evc- ne; such unqualified ontcrseilsut ty th,
ihgs.cians. Take no uo-e bitter Pills. Narcotic
Syrup7 grlpin- pu-gative7, or sicseul1r oils. TIE
Cast1-a costs aut p cents ana w1el ones tied nos
will never O. without it Au- i-F w.
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T RouM5ND.-The rSin Of Friday nigh. dill
comfortable damage to the highways, carrying
/ OF numerous bridges,2 ssw mill Of Stafford FAys,
flooding the meadow Of L. \. Green, damaging
/ hin come $500, and flooding some fifteen ceres
/ Of srsts on the Henry Eidre.h meadow.
The meeting Of the Grant and Wilson club,
Friday night, was well attended, no;withitani-
lug the rain Mr.. Burnsp and Il. H. Powers,
Esq spoke, sad were frequently spplaudei Mr.
Powers thinks if it is talking nan the country
needs for President he is the m,n. The Rich
mona Cornct Band was in attendance and en-
liyenei the OCCASION with music.
Mr. Ballard will address the club next ssias-
dsy evening.
The f.l term Of the Richmond High and Grad
81 school viii commence on the frat Welnesl.y
ofSepJeuber, with senec. Hazelion, as Princi-
pal Mr.. Hszelton is graduate # the Uuiye-si-
ty Of Vermont and his services in the Barre and
Richmond Academies has ca rel for him he
reputation of fret clat- teacher
a Grsnt aad Wilson club hss been organized
in Barre
President Spsulling. LID.
Vice Presiieut-Gso " Iiien.
Secre,s-y-A F Whitney.
Tressurer-O I Reed.
Col Joyce, C. ". willard, C.LF. v Ran
lAii, sDi L. L Lawrence, Addressed the club
Monday evening The town hsl! was full. The
I club numbers 90 MEMBER
WAsa.sorox CoUSrY.-Tha nominations Of
the Washington County Dolly Va7isa Coavsa-
ton, August 2)th, src M follows:
4 Tor Senators-Homer W Hestoa. Montpelier,
! e. " Il DSinel. MArshdei
] Assistant Justicei-Hazan Lyf3-J, WArrol.
+ oramel Richardson, Roxbury.
States Attorneys ShurtltT, Pisinfed
F Judge Of Probs'e-Ther r Merrill, Mon'pel-
Ter
/ SAerif-DAuis Hopkins, Waterbury.
4 D Gardner aiirls ael the invention. Abaat
80 asTe present.
Tie Graz; sni Wilson CLUB Of Huntington
held large AID enthusiastic meeting at sac
Town H,n, in the South Village Taealay even
ing The club was addressed by r. H. Sta,i,
Esq snl w. L Buraap, ESQ, Of Burlington.
The few sterling Old line democrats Of that town,
jec,sre slmos; to msa, that they vii no. vote
for Greeley, snl msay Of them .re suqro-iirg
Grant
TuE GcBs1 RAuroAD A Hiacstursh CORES
/ pouleet vrites US: eve sre elal to notice that
horse railroad is proposed TO run from Win
o5sgi through Burlington 20 S5o'b1rn. We hope
ii vii be built, sad also so hope thst it will be
+ extended from She.buru TO Hinesbu-gh Tie
/ people Of Hinesburgh have great uecl OF some
better fsoiiities than they nov have for trayel,
sld ,ro for transportation Of freight The road
to Burlington is lilly and muoh O. the yesr
hsrler yet for i;s clsy mud. To Richmond,
/ Charlotte OF Shelburn railroad station, the hills
and clay arc worse, Though the distance is three
or fur niles less. Il cos;s more trouble TO GO.
out TO the railroad .hsa TO trsyel 20 the l-itf Ct
New England when one gets there. Aad If COTS
nos as much to get freight over this part of ths
WY As to get # from New York to Eur ngton.
VIII not the protector Of the Winoofi Burling-
ton AID Shelburn roal have come Interest il its
extension to Hinesburgh 3"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23

NOTICE.

A fPLiCATION will be mado 10 the General A.
N sembly Of the state Of Vermont at its mex;
Session, to make the River the Town Line betseen
jericho and W.listOn sW3.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23

bLE--GSGs BRIG zIE1 49, hey TAKE THf1 F-I1HI.
The chief q bless nEs Is good health. - o. o..
watch nothing is worth the having. it j. aiways
appreciate. t is true value after 10 is lost byt TO-
often NOT heNTe. Live properly rri corrc-t Sill.
m-u's before they become seated. Eur diseases ui
tla liver, dneys skin stomach end all arr sing
from impure Or feeble blood, br. NALEEE's CALI-
raRNlA FiNEg4R HIfrERs arc s-re and speedy
Au- -l-fd&WfF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23

JUS tu1ax o. the un-us-e-s.al man. t.,5t be IN
v8r4siy locks hls s,an,3 door when tie horse has
been stolen. Tlis sort II vision never thinks about
ooa ig Ical-I until d is gone But ju.t much IS
any disease has become seated. the power
o. fhc systsm % resist and throw j. Dn i.
weakened hence ti1e Sc all impoltant Fo- iy--
pru.il, 81. diseases %. tAe liver stomach -i 1 and
kidneys ant all tina; begin z yitisted bio 3. dl ua.
want unit the trouble is confirmed, bit attack 10 ay
g tilc'y use VI I'r WAlKLE's CsLEoRSiN NrvE-
GAR Elr-Es>. July -t-iltF-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23
Aew Establishments.
HORSE sTOLEN--FIFTY DOLLARS
REWARD.


- FLETCHER'5 GRIST AND FIGURING MILL
~. and Dwelling House, new aud in good repair
Also, Wood Lot near by. Also q small Farm with
good buildings can be bought low. Inquire Of
S. FLETCHER,
At the Mil