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REss. FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 1a. 1878.

EGGS firm at lsI1Iec for western; ie0ie,c 70,
state and Pennsylvania; 20zD2I for Jersey.
LAY dull, heavy at % OOG25 90 for prime per ton
20 0O@22 90 for good.
HOPS quiet, steady; 1872 quoted 35650.
LEATHER dull, lower; hemlock SOLE Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grarde light middle and heavy
270Sc
WOOL quiet, steady; new Ohio quoted soc; state
and Ohio 42GD5ii heavy domestic 45c; California
COFFEE quiet and firm.
SUGAR Gull; refining quoted at 75Gs!.
MOLASSES quiet, unchanged.
RICE quiet, steady; salei 40 terces at has!
225 bags RangO0n at 6ia7.
PETROLEUM dull, lower; SIC for crude; 1871 for
,ffoNlSIONS-Pork steady; sales Of $50 bbls at
10 I9Dls 90 FOR prime mess. Beef quiet; sales OF
2oO bbls at 9OoGll p for plain mess
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.ble showing mean barometer and Their
mometer as observed at the Weather Obser'
walton Office in this city, for the week ending
June 18th, 1873 Mean barometer, 29.Ss
mean thermometer, 60. 2; mean direction
of wind, north; total rainfall, &C in;
maximum temperature, a. m, 10, 70 -;
minimum temperature, 9 a. m, :, $50.
GEO. II. ELLKRY. Observer.
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DEATH OF GEO. +. WADswoRTH.-We are
grieyed to announce the death, though not
unexpected, of our townsman, George F.
Wadsworth. Mr.. Wadsworth came to this
city in the spring Of 1869, from Springfield.
Mass, where for four years he was a mem
Der of the firm of Robinson, Marsh & Co.,
lumber dealers. He came here as offering a
larger field in that business and his superior
ability soon led to his becoming a member
OF the firm of C. Blodgett & Son, and his
untiring deyotedness and skill has contrib
uted much to their success.
Few men who achieve his success in busi-
ness have time or inclination for that mental
culture which was a distinguishing feature
IN ms character, and which made him such
delightful companion in his home and in
the social circle.
Last fall, on account of failing health
evidences of disease of the lungs being mani
iest-he was obliged to give up business, and
sought the milder climate of Florida. hoping
to restore his health, but the disease had
become more deeply seated than his friends
had believed, and not receiving the antici-
pated relief, he returned to this city about
two weeks ago, since when he has failed
rapidly, until Sunday morning, when he
passed quietly away, having borne with
marvellous patience and fortitude his dis
tressing illness. A large circle of friends
Will mourn his loss.
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AFfRAY AT WNDsoR.-A Mans HEAD CIT
oPEN.-ln drunken row at Windsor. Fri.
day, Ted Washington was struck on the
head with an AK by man named Osmore.
who pounded him otherwise. Washington
has little chance of living.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

I'VE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been An
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
lor me District Of Chittendcn, Commissioners b.
lSSl'e, examine and adjust the claims aad demands
n. 49,. az rs against the estate ofGcorge Wooicotf
"a Nolehester in said district decea sed ana Al 50
.. e.alins anu demands exhibited in Offset thereto
I'M - months from the day of the date hereof
a. goih- A.ioNed by said Court for that purpose We
10 lheIeiore hereby give notice that We viii attend
J w uslnSs. oi our appointment at the late resi-
sg . y. sllI "e"rse Nuuicott in Colchester In saie
Der next, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. On eseb r. s,t az
DATED ms a4th day Of May. A. d. Iss2.
b. B. HlNE Commissioners.
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RaTClII nIr.S In Nl1 III ~

This splendid Hair Dye il the ,esI ~ 'ne Moril.
The only true ana perfect Dye. 80, ', ;st
and instantane no dsappoint NJ III m
lous tnts unpleasant odor. 1s.ss,.ss r aae IA
effects OF bad dyes and washes. Pr, ssss ~
ATELY superb Black Natural Brow .ansin
the hair clean, son and beautiful. " 5s.Ae'
signed ". A. Batchelor. Sold by all Dr. ESSSsv
CHAS. BACHELOR, PROB = ~
Oct. 2i-depdkwly
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greens and a profusion of flowers, many of
which were rare exotics from the conserva-
tories of Boston. We understand that the
groom and bride design taking an extended
tour West and South before returning to
their new home. Happiness and prosperity
go with them While in this city the
bridal party occupied rooms at the Van
Ness House
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

LDDINe.-The marriage, wednesday p.
m OF Miss Frances Isabelle Hopkins, eldest
dsnghter OF Caspar 7. Hopkins, Esq, of
San Francisco, Cal, with Mr.. Frank
Hinekley of Bangor, Maine. was an ocoas-
ion which drew to St Paul's church a large
and interested party of friends notwith-
sfanding the severe rain. The bridal party
consisted of Miss Hattie Camp of Saratoga,
lss Lottie NJ. Arthur of this city and
essrs. 4. r. Hopkins and C. II. Huckins
~ Bangor, Maine. Messrs. Fred. Camp
nc Louis a. Arthur were the ushers. The
eremony was performed by Revs. Theo A.
M John Henry Hopkins, uncles of the
1r'de' The chancel was specially and very
appropriately decorated. A select party of
Ultimate friends of the bride welcomed the
rival of the party at the residence of the
fe Bishop Hopkins at Rock Point. The
arlors were deliberately trimmed with ever
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ANNOY yG-ss have the hands and face covered
,v;'b nsnn,x aad blotches. A simple remedy is
IIrSnYs ~ n -goIIc SALvG. Get the genuine,
stamped with 'rivste proprietary stamp; Guard
AGAINST limitations. JoBS T. HENRY, . College
Place, New York VIZ
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BONDED -Irasburgh has voted to bond the
town for S34, 900 in aid of the Montpelier,
Hardwiek and Black River railroad.
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1t Is said the new management of the
Central Vermont proposes to secure the
building of the proposed railroad from
MOntDelier t. Barre
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SYLVESTER HRADLEY's ESTATE.

NJ r. THE SUBSCRIBERS havin- been an
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Cont
Tor The District Of Ci.tteuden, C0missioners 10 r.
eeiVe, examine and AL asst the claims and demands
OF an persons against the estate Of Sylvester Brad
ley, late o. Miilistou ln md DISTRICT ss, ~,
also all claims ami demands exhibited In eflset
thereto ami TX months from the dav ii the dafe
hereof being allowed by the said Court llr maj
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice. thst
We VIII attend 90 the business y 0u~ appoiutu.rf
AZ the residence of Lydia Bradley. in WIII.t5r
IN sal9 District, on tho md Tuesday OF July nui
November next, at % O'Clock g. m iu aid ,ia,.s
Dated this 3Id day 81 June A. d. l--g
MILTON lSiiAM, Co,,,,,.....,,.-.
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DRowNED.-Joseph Chase and c. F.
Pool were drowned at Guildhall, recently,
by the capslzing of boat.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

usyR EEKs MAGIC COMPOUND for coughs, colds,
and sore throat Try it at and be sure OF relief
or If you ave tried everything else to no purpose
tate IA asa last resort 1t will not fail you. sold
a. al drus gists April 5-w3m
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Advertised by smile "a So.1DosT ana u you Us, Use
it daily the white gea Nsi the pearls between ,ne
parted rubies will prove hrea'b Vii 49,, 4.
purifying properties.
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ST ALBANs BUTTER MARKET.-The mar
ket Tuesday was fairly active, though
prices tend downward Medium to good,
% to 2jc. choice 26c.
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GOLD opened at ll7s, sold down to Il7i closed at
H7taIl7i Loans TO for carrying Clearings Of
she Gold Exchange Bank, si6,J25 00. Specie ship
uent SS6qO 90, mostly in redemption OF 5-2ns
GOVERNMENTS dull and quiet all day.
STATE BONDS steady at nominal prices
STERLING-Long l0sialO9i sight lloGilo..
MONEY easy at TO g.
STOCKS opened steady, weak all day, closed
steady with prices slightly above the lowest of the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

Russell Drew's house ard outbuildings at
Waitsfeld were burned, recently, loss
81 900, insured for s., 500
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,iiLAVN iSllAMs Cl..,.-.-.
J. VI. CHAPMAN 'eiiiiIi -oneis.
BErsEY p. nLAcn,s,x.s ESTATE

rs,,,,, (cerped IN rIs c.t,t sol ne
81 Betsey r. Blackman.
late Of Burlington, in said District. Deceased,
GREETING
At Probate Court holden az Burlington. within
and for the District Of Chitteudeu on the Ard o.y
Of june A. d. l-13, an Instrument purportI n h,
De tAe last d ana Iestamyl 10 OF Betsev r. Black
man. late % Burlington. 10 said District deceased
was presented " the Court aforesaid for Probate
and t ordered 10y said Court that the 18th CAV 81
June, A. h. l-71. 4t the Probate Court Rooms
IN said Burlington, be assigned for proving sald
instrument ana that notice thereogbe given 10 an
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
HeeAs 'u'eessively 10 the Burlington Weekly Free
y.ous % the time appointed
Therefore, You are hereby notified 90 appear before
sa.l court az the tins and place aforesaid and
contest the probate Of said viii n Won have eaflss
TWEEN under my hand 10 Burlin lton in said D.
trct THIS iTd day Of June A. d 1873.
+swdt T. E. WALES Judra
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YERGENNEs MARKET.-Shipped from this
station on Tuesday. $50 tubs of butter, net
- .Il9 pounds at % to % cents, and 81
b1ze, Of cheese, net ,ll3 pounds
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

The hay crop promises to be light, unless
we have copious rains before long.
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WANTED Farmer in every town as agent for the
20 tIIyss SIgEL Flows. For terms, &e., address,
Cot II,gs. h Co., .,I2 Water ST., New York
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

The Ethan Allen" a revolutionary
gun, gave the salute over the graves Of the
fallen heroes at Fort Edward, n. Y, on
Decoration Day.
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A New Trial for stokes.


ALBANY, N. Y, June lo.-The court of
appeals, by an unanimous opinion, grants
a new trial to Stokes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

The approved way of asking man to
drink in Troy, now is: viii you take a
little Civil Damages?
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HrDmARk.-In order to do away with
open bars at the hotels, the selectmen Of
Hydepark have purchased the stock Of
liquor at the Union House. and turned it
over 90 the town agent.
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COMPLIMENTARY LETTER
PROM
DIR. WI. s. HOPKINS.
YERGENNES, VT
YERGENNES, VT.
To THE PUBLIC

To THE PUBLIC
Having been acquainted with Dr. S. W. Smyth,
OF Burlington, for many months dnring which time
have been professionally associated with him on
several occasions. I take pleasure in fully recon-
mending him as thoroughly educated and relia-
bic physician and surgeon. am aware that very
strong prejudice exists among regular practitioners
and in most cases 1t is jusu. against travelling
physicians and " medical specialists" and there
fore am particular to have it understood that
regard DIR. smyth as skilful and throushly com
petent practitioner, and an honorable gentleman.
In those branches OF medicine and surgery to
which DR.. smyth gives especial attention, have
known Of his eGectins most wonderful cures. In
Aural and ophthalmle Surgery. consider him an
honor to the profession.
VIM. S. HOPKINS. MD.
Versennes, Nov. q. 1872.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING The Methodist
Church was filled full Sunday evening with
an audience drawn from all denomin-
atoms, to listen to addresses on the subject
OF temperance. After singing, and PRAYER
by Rev. DR.. Cummings, Rev. Mr.. Graham.
pastor of the church, in a few Introductory
remarks pat the questions, can anything
more be done to enforce the temperance
law? and if SO, what can we do?
Rev. Mr.. Stafford of the College street
church, spoke next, and illustrated his
ideas on the first point, by supposing what
would be done, if a rumseller should pro-
pose to introduce intemperance, and frankly
state Its consequences, where it was hereto
fore unknown. Nobody would ask. can we
do anything? the whole community would up
and do it. And our duty Is no less pressing
now beco use the trade has been long estab
llshed, but rather the more imperative.
Rev. Mr.. Granger, Agent of the State
Temperance Society, was then introduced
and spoke for about three-quarters of
an hour on the general subject. He argued
that the moral and religious part of
society must do the work of temperance. for
the liquor-drinkers and sellers of course
wont; that there is no cause-or only tenn
porary eause-for discouragement in this
work that the State of Vermont is vastly
more temperate than it was fifty wears ago:
that n this city, steady and judicious effort
will accomplish even more than has been
done, and make liquor selling not only dis
reputable, but impossible. In reply to the
question what can we do now? He said.
make OF yourselves a working organization.
steadily secure the enforcement of the law
against selling liquor, agitate and discuss
the SUBJECT OF temper ance in public meet
ings and IN private conversation. carry it
INTO all elections and primary meetings.and
mark down for opposition next year any
odleer Of the law who refuses to DO his
duty do not be discouraged because the
reformation Is not accomplished at once.
but labor persistently for it. and in few
years such revolution ofpublic sentiment
can be accomplished as will astonish YOUR
selves. He told something Of what was
done elsewhere, in the cause. and again ex-
hOrted his hearers In iaithf1lI.y bo- Gov :.
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The Champlain Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Is on the rapid road TO success.
During the last month between forty and
fifty applications have been made for in
~umntc-
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DIED.
9eu Advertisements.
NOTICE.

DOR SALE-In Wlliston, House and Carbon
L win lew acres oi meadow land. ENQUIRE ol
u. \. Muray.-Juuc 3, d3wtf
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xeaal Notifes.


STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate cour.
GRAND ISLE DISTRICT q held at North Hero
n;..-... -, within and for said
Distriel, on the 9Th day Of June A. d. Is73
An instrument purpnrtin- IL he IN. Iasf tu-,il -.
Testament OF AlansOn Niles, late OF Albrtrgb
n SAD District deceased. being presented to
named, for Probate Il is ordered ~ ga 800.
that all persons concerned therein be notified n An
pear az session Of said Court to be held at fb pr
A. ID. ls73 and show cause. il any tbev me-,
have, against the Probate Of said VIII. for whieI
purpose il is further ordered. that a eopv ~ tba
record OF this order be publ shed three weeks me-
eessiyely in the Burlington Free Press. printed n.
hearing f'
- u. ". ALLEN Judge.
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COMMENCEMENT ExERcIsEs.-On Sunday
July 6. Baccalaureate Sermon by the Presi-
dent. Evening, Address before the Society
for Religious Inquiry, by Henry Smith, D
D., Of Lane Theological Seminary. Monday
9th, , p. m. address before the Mediea
Glass by Prof. Benjamin Howard. Evening
commencement Concert Tuesday, sth,
alumni meeting and public exercises. Ad-
dress by Rev y. C. Clark, D. D., of Bos.
ton, Poem by Rev. o. g. Wheeler, OF
Grand Isle. Evening, Junior Exhibition.
Wednesday, 9Th, Commencement Exercises.
Corporation Dinner and Presidents Leree.
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This spring than have ever kept before. FANCY
GOODS. TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS. &c, in a greater
variety: nice line Of DRESS GOODS sold very
low. BROWN and BLEACHED COTTONS cbeep-r
than ever, and DOUBLE AND TWIST COTr0N-
AIDES Tor Men and Boys wear sold cheap
HOSilIsi. No one should 70 without Stockin-s
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Professional.


CoNS0R-CARPESrER.-J It'll, 1874. BY Rev.
Saml. Meredith. Mr.. John J. Connor Of Troy, N Y.
TO Miss Lottie II. Carpenter ofthis city.
TAFT-WOLcOrr.-In RIpon, Wisconsin. on the
morning Of June 10th, Mr.. Fayette L. Taft Of this
city to Miss Julia S. Wolcott Of Ripon, Wis
k1LLAM-JOHNsON June 10th, by Rev i T.
Houghton, Mr.. Albert Kiiam to Mrs. Lucretia s
Johnson. No cards.
FAY-CRooKER.-In this city, June nth, ls73.
~ Rev; L. q. Ware, Mr.. Benz. W. Fay and Miss
Emma r. Croker.
BRINsMAID-BARRER.-At Fairfax, Vt, June 18th.
by Rev. L. b. Barker James II. Brinsmaid Of Bur
lngton, Vt, and Miss Linda T.. Barker, daughter
OF the Officiating clergyman. No cards.
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Cattle-The supply OF cattle at this market runs
Light. The Northern stock were not what city butch
ers wanted, and scarcely any o. the - head were
intended Tor beef Western cattle numbered $40
head. cons -ned 10 Hathaway & Swift. \ Jew lots
were sold by 5. F. Woodbridge. Nearly one-half Of
the Western cattle changed hands the fore part of
Tuesday. az prices strong &c Z i hi cher on live
zht than last week. Mich cows u fair request.
II has always been the custom o. report the long
eiEht-Whecl stock cars as two Ia :he future we
shall count long car the same short ear. only
double deckers as two cars
sheep-Only few loads in market 0u sale sever
al hundred sont In q butchers hardly enough
offered % note a change Shelred sheep az g. lf4t.
Fib sheared ycarlinSs AZ 719c 2 70. After yea Is
are done running an Improvement ia the demand OF
sheep and lambs may reasonably be expected
PQultry-1he low rates OF last week have not i'm
proved. Scarcely any thing In market. Poultry IN
the city Is selling dull We quote best wearing
chickens with only a sprinkling o. turkeys at I1.
cRh. medium grades at l6cRb; ordinary fowl Al
lie Pit.
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George Hammond and Oliver Seyerence
ofMiiilebury. who recently went to Cali
fornia, taking eleven car loads of thorough
bred merino sheep. have sold their sheep at
remuuerative rates, and are on their way
homo
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WATCH-NAKING AND REPAIRING
4 SPECIALITY.
RAILROAD WEN AND OTHERS

VIII take notice, part.cu llriy those who have had
So much trouble th their Watches hy having
them rgpItrei ny Incompetent ir1rlusu that have
added o. my l.-t uf workmcu. Mu. II. r. HUkINS.
from the weii-kuown House or j. BENNETT. Low
poN. VITA Die assistance am prepared % do ALL
htNn, ot difficult Natch-Work seldom done outside
90 NtW YORK or Boston, such as making move
meuts complete for American. English " Swis,
Cases; Re-. sweln- Matches-En-lish Swiss or
Americans Jcweliu- plain Watches; Altering Is
opponents; Changing the whole train CO., Duplex
Rack and P.nion Watches 90 English Levers; Ma
King new any broken Watch as well as 10 can be
done iu Europe; Jules Jur-ensen. James Nardin n,
L. Howard i Co., and other fine Watches accurately
adjusted AL work honestly and skillfuily done.
Ny prices viii DE as low as possibly can afford 10
DO good, reliable work Railroad men will consult
Their interest aai tAes pocket by giving me their
work.
GEO. SIMPSON.
NJ. 90 Church ST., opposite Union Block,
June f.d6tEw1w burlington. VI
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hOs al FtEhAA'S ESTATE.
I'VE, TIE SUBSCRIBERS. having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
Tor the District Of Chittenlen. Commissioners t.
receive, exam ne and ad Just the claims and demands
qi al persons, against the estate 81 Royal Eirmau
late Or Richmond, in said District. deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; and SIX months from the day Of the dat.
hereof be M allowed hy said Court Cor that purpose
We Do Therefore hereby give notice that we will
attend % the bus ness ~ cur appointment. at the
res ldenee OF the-ilna y Firraau, in Richmond. in
SAD District. en The End Wednesdays Of July anr
November next. at % o'clock \ u. On each Of said
days
Dated this ith day ~ Nay. \ D. Iss3
F. T. GREEN, }C.,,,,,-,,,..,...--
GILES HOWE. t''iiui =" nef--
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Commercial.
Wateriown Union Live stock Market.
June TO-

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARkEr
Cattle. Sheep Lambs Swine
This week....-... esq fIq3
Last Week..-----. los. 1lB
Nermont..-....... g nc
Prices ofMarket Beef-A Few choice. sl0olaI1 y g.
extra, - ID q - first quality, 5, a g.. second
quality, 80 oar - third quality, sjG5-5.
Prices Of Store Cattle-Workin- oxen per pair.
500, sl75 500, 10 So; Mich Cows and Calves
from $500; Farrow Cows. sl5aiD. extra. :f5Ega
Aearlings sl0Qls Two Year Odds s1G1, Three
Year Olds. sWDij.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs In lots s.. $50.
. On. and 81 ~ each; extra. $ 01 a $ o.. or
from 6d.c Pib learlings "a ,cgih Spring Lambs.
5 oo0,.1i each Veal Calves, O1ai6 Cd, Sheared
Sheep 81 Hdtc p h.
Prices % Hides. Tall0w and Skins Brighton
Hides, ss09ic IN; Tallow, 81 a -sc 2 u Country
Hides, caste z Il Tall0w, st a 53c h. Pelts.
81 75d! - each Calf skins, l6G sc q H. Sheared
Sheep skins pc each Dairy skins = a 81 0O each.
Lamb skins, SIC each.
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EEoRGE a. REYNOLDS. Agent for A. Coulter,,
- Nelepiated french Burning oil and other cele.
hrated articles, viii call on every house In nj
him. 90 'l''iN
Milton Falls, June 9th. ls-s.-v7p
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Special Yotifes.

COOP MEDIcISE-We ask those who are ~
afflicted with those terrible disorders Constipa II
ton and Dyspepsia, to read the advertisement o.
Loring's Vegetable Specific for those complaints
than twenty years. The medicine which he adyer
tises is the result Of long and careful study and
observation. Its virtues are attested in a number
Of difficult and long existing cases, and the propri
have used it. We can recomp'end the Specific as
an article of real merit, prepared by gentleman
in whom the sick can place implicit confidence
Portland Daily Press.
Trade supplied by Wells. Richardson & Co.
Wholes e Druggists, Burlington, VT.
June -d&wlw
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EOR PIMPIES ON THE EACI

Blackheads and Fleshuorms, use PERRY'S In
proved Comedone and Pimple Remedy, the great
skin medicine. Prepared only by DR.. B. c. PERRY,
Dermatologist, 40 Bond St., N Y. Sold by druggists
everywhere. March 26-deOd&wsm
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Is the word. That's it. TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR.
SYRUP, hOLAsSES. SPICE. sc. Pure qualitics
and iuii weights-both are important.
Now Cones TIE BEsI OF All Keep your ears
open TO allow the music OF IT, delicate strains
steel gently Ger your vision" mean iots prices.
Come one, come all, and examine my goods and
prices Respectfully. L. R. DYKE
NInolshi. June 8. l--l-wIN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

The first passenger ear over the Mount
Washington road, this season, went up,
Friday afternoon, to take up Miss Fair
banks and party Of St. Johnsbury, the
regular trains not having commenced run.