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The great merit of the Diamond Spectscies over
all others from the fact shat the Lenses are com
posed Of minute Crystals melted 10y fusion. hy TINS
method the crvstal me structure is removed IRON
the lens thereby preventing polarization % Leht
tothe eyes. IL IS the poles of light produced about
the ewes in all other glasses that cause the tired
feeling many experience Co using most spectacles
The Diamond lenses the coolest 70 the eve OF All
others having been found in testing with the po-
larisc0pe % contain n per cent. less heat rays than
snv other rlass. Also the Diamond Spcctacles with
double lens Tor those requiring near focus for read
ine and distant focus for looking oa.
No peddlers employed. The Diamond trade marx
is on every pair of spectacles and eye glasses
Protected by letters patent
For sale only by
{. ". WINGATE,
Sirn nf the Golden Eagle.
Nov 4-fieoa SWfv
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ON Busr Capt. Mayne and T. Nero
the latter o c1lorei barber who has piled the
razor and shears at N. . Union Block ior
the last few week. started out on a time,
Tuesday morning The former i- supposed
20 have had 800 in sp0cket They drove
TO Aberc0ru. and went from there 70 IRE
hghsburc. and put up az the Spencer
House. They passed for Southern
gentleman and his eol0red servant, and
Mayne ordered fancy drinks brought u his
room. and his meals served there, and, when
they departed. his bill made out and pre-
scented To him there. 10 was evening when
they left. and master and servant had "a
slight unpleasantness soon after starting.
which ended in Mayne being knocked from
the wagon and lef, by the side Of the road
while Nero drove on. When Mavnc came
10 himself be succeeded 10 crawling o. a
house. where be remained all night lie
returned here the next day, Nero having
arrived before BIN. Wayne lost his money
somehow in the operation. and be accused
the darkcy of having robbed him. and pro
posed to have him arrested. But the sheriff
here did not see his way clear o. arrest
man for an offence committed IN canada.
The darkey. however. thought be- had bet
ter leave. and he did So rather hurrlediy.
Mayne was badly hurt about the head, and
mas not vet recovered from his injuries
Richford Sunna
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the following hesponslbie NVN'N- '
Represented
Royal. of Liverpool, England
s.sts fGold, ..-........... .....--.sll ,OoOOOo
Franklin. of philadelphia.
Assets ao'uo
PennsyIvnnin, Of philadelphia.
Assets. -JOo uVl
American. of philadelphia.
---'---f' S'o''
Connecticut. of Hartford. Conn.
Assets. .-.-...........-.-.-.---.s7l $1,000
National. OF philadelphia
Asset. -s5ooooo
Fame. or philadelphia.
Assets. -s350ooo
aurmania. Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Asssts. n0o
LyrominE. OF Penn-ylvaniR-
Assets Premium Notes.. ----. --------s5,i7oi's
Vermont Mutual. OF Montpelier.
Assets Premium Notes ).... ---------.---s3 6ooo00
ChampIain Mutual. OF burlington.
National. Of Hartford. Conn.
A-sets...---.--.---.---- --------s '''''t
lst National. Of Worcester. Mass.
Assets .......... ........ ......s l-d 90
Traveller, Life q Accident Insurance Co.
OF Hartford. Conn.
VI. Life Insurance CO.. OF Burlington
Assets---......-- slau't
LOSSES EouIrABLY ADJUSTED and PROMPTLY PAID
T. s. PECK.
Sent p dkwtg General Insurance Agent.
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The Morning Standard, the new Brooklyn
paper. Is 60 De issued the first Of October.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-09-19
Steamboats,.
I~-3 LAKE CIIAMPLAIN. 1871.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
NV YORK, ALBANY, Troy, SARATOGA. LAEE
GEonGE. NIAGaRA FALLs, BUFFALO AND
ALL SOUTHERN AND NEsrERS poIyrs,
OGuENsHUEe AND CANAnA-
Steamboats,.


The c--iuf aud C-tnIuud .lu. Steamers
VERMONT --.-.---..CArr. WI. H. FLAGG
ADIRONDACK ..-.---. CART WI ANDERSON
UNITED STATES --.----tAFr- GEO. RLoilLuM
0tKFS ANF,S carr. B. J. HOLT
VIII on and after
Monday, Hay 26th. 1873,
Form Two Daily Line. Each Way.
GOING sorTu
Leave Burlington. i0. s. o.. me-. and 9.li p o..
Passengers hv Morning Steamer vii form direct
connection 40 Ticauderu-a ior Lake he0r-c- and 90
whitehall with trains % r. $. r. r., connecting
with Sleeping Car trains over Hudson isiYer ana
New York Central Railroads and the magnificent
steamers on the Hudson River.
BY Evening Steamer. " D connect " th the last
EXPRESS trains over the Hudson River and New
York Central Railroad.
GOING NOhIH
Leave Burlington at 3.O0 q, H.. and 5.uJ p M
The Morning Bost viii connect al Rouses Point
with trains for Ozdenshurg and Montreal
The Afternoon Boat " il connect at Rouses Point
with traiH for Montreal
The Steamer -OaEes Amcs vii ply the ferry
between Burlington and plattshur-h tWicr daily
Leaving at l0.f1 O. IA. and 3i5 .. IA.
FREIGHT TAkEs AT Low tsi RATES
EF-Throu-h Tickets can be obtained uu board o.
Steamers and al she 6rncral Office west side tiiN
Park
Passengers and Ba--Arr transferred between cars
anu '''-'' '''- " A. L INMAN.
General Supt.
Burlington. May %. Is-.-l1wtf.
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Extract O, Roots and Herbs which almost iuva-.-
I ably cure the following complaints
] Dyspepsia. Heart Burr. Liver Complaint and Loss
/ Of Appetite cured By taking few bottle
Lassitnde, Low spirits, and sinking Sensation
cured az once.
Eruptons Pimples, Blotches. and all ilaru-.,.-s
Of the blood. hurstn NJ through the skin or other
wise. cured readily hy following tbs directions lu
the Bottle.
For Kidney. Bladder and Urinary de1an-cmel-s
u has no equa. one bottle VIII convince tle ll1l-
scepuca-.
Worms expelled from the system withou. the least
difficulty few bottles are sufficient ta- the Ia.--
obstinate case
Piles one bottle has cured the most difcult ease
When all other remedies Jailed.
Nervous Dhicultes Neuralgia. Headache. te..
eased Immediately.
Rheumatism, swelled JOINTS. and all sc-riula-
Affections removed % greatly relieved By this iu-
valuable medicine.
Bronchitis Catarrh. commissions. and MYSTERIES
cured OF much relieved
Difficult Breathing Pain ia the Lun-s. Side and
Chest almost iuvariaoly cured uy taking few bot
ties o. the Quaker Bltters.
Female Difficulties. 50 prevalent anon American
ladies ED readily to this invaluable medicine
the Quaker B-tters.
Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fovcrs. 81
prevalent 2 many parts gi our country. completely
eradlcated iy the use of the Quaker B.tters.
The Aged find In the Quaker Bitters lust the az
ucle they stand u need o, Id their dec u.n- years
Il quckens the blood and cheers the mind. aud
paves the passage down the plane incl Ned.
No one can remain long uuwel iuuIess afflicted
with an ineurahle diseased after taking few iotties
o. the Quaker B.jters
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers in fiedicine
Sold at wholesale ny
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO.
Burlington. Vt
Prepared hY
DR. II. S. FLINT s CO.
At their Great Medical Depot is5 s7 Broad street
Providence. i. J.
March l3-'deod&w61n
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m ba- heeu known t. the public about lirtF year
bv q iane continued series Of man ellous CUE
which have won for u cunllcnll lH -
,,,,-s- coma led hv any other medicine. u SUI
makes the most Chectual cures " coughs e.-l5'
ronsutuution that can be- made nl Int dleai ,A----
dorrerous sea SEES OF the r terror. 20 great extent
and Given q feeling az immunity rom theif i4l-l
effects which is well founded Z the remedy DC
- ~, season Every family should have . lu
tbeir closet for the ready and prompt re.el Nl l-
rnembers Sickness. suffering and even llie l- stlet
hv th.s timely protection. The prudent sl.e-A D..
NEGLECT hi and the wise vii not Keep it ny you
IN fbe protecto on il affords 10 Sudden attacks ami
hv its timely use.
PREPARED BY
DR. J. C. AVER CO. LOWELL MAS.
Practical and Analytical Chemist
And sold by Druggists all round the woIla.
NJ I--H.nea -l lWAl-l NV
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL

For Disease OF the
Throat and Lun.s, such IS
\ Coughs. Colds Nhoopin-
z Cou-h. Bronchitis. Asth-
4 ma. and Consumption
The few compositions,
which have won the con
4 fdence o. mankind and
become household word
amon- not only one but
many nations, must hate
extraordinary VIRTUES
Perhaps no one ever Sc
cured wide q reputation
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4 CoErsE EXHuWru To hILL a >LANnEE-
A Canadian gentleman named Cameron
ten vear- since returned home from British
Columbia. bringing with him @ coffin con-
tanning the dead bodies of bis wiieand child,
who had died during his absence. They
were Inferred near Cornwall. where Mr..
Cameron resides Recently. while he was
absent. some OF his neighb0rs got mp story
that the cofin supposed To contain the
corpse Of Mr.. Cameron Inclo~ed nothing
but piece Of clay. that lady having been
In reality sold hy her husband g. an Indian
chief on the Pacific coast for gold chain.
Strange A. il may seem. this moustrou- tnle
found ready hehei among the Cauucks, and
when Mr. Cameron came home be found 1t
necessary o. reiu-e 10. - be advertised
that on a certain day the grave would be-
opened and the c0rp~e- exposed O. view
When the time came several hundred PEG
ple were present. The bodies were exhum-
ed and exhibited to the gaping crowd. They
were In excellent preservation. having been
emhamed Immediately after death. ana the
features of Mr. Cameron were distinctly
recognized hy those who knew her IN life.
This. of course. exploded the story OF the
sale. and gave peace OF mind % the sos-lps.
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Most of the American artists abroad are
now in Munich.
Mr.. Tiffany has been at the Equinox
House, Manchester, studying the autumn
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arw advertisements.
NEW PUBLICATION
burlington City Directory
FOR 1873.

Now ready and for sale at the FREE PRESS Once.
Price slo0 in boards with map cheaper edit .or
without map s also issued al Cd cents. sent hy ma
postpaid. on receipt o. price.
August lG-dHWu
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COsr OF THE lRir To OAllfohNlA- Ane
san Francisco BuHeau give the following
as a fair statement OF the cost Of trip 10
California
Neu York o. san Fmncsco. --------. -----------s i-
Sleeuuzcar. liull ha4f section I------------- =
Twenty meals route, az = cents each l
sru Francisco to Yosemite and Maripo-a Big
Tree uruvc and return. ten days n D, s. o.
~tHHI Nuf N.-
san Francisco o. Napa Valley. 6eysers etc.. ~
san FraurI--. o. Sauta Cruz, Pescadero san
jose etc.. say one weeks trlp----.------------ ss
Ten DAYS iu All ID san Francisco, at - per day 90
Trims o. the Ciin House, .
San Francisco o. New 0rk- l-H
Sieeuiu--car. lsame as above ~
B-eakin-- trIp three days az Truckee O. see I-1ke
Tahoe and Bonner Lake.-..-.--.-- u
Breaking trip 90 ogden e. see Salt Lake city.
etc.. four days all expense -------- ---------. y
Total. - ''
Hall of the anovc expenses IN currency, for
which deduct ten per cent. on $50, say II
Total expenses or full Pacific Coast, trips as
above. IL gold cl-u-- -si'i
A. estimates are usually made for the
benefit of interested parties, it l. always
best to move slowly. In the above case,
man making the trip might easily double
the figures given, be economical, and when
he returned home he would have little
money In his purse Ask any one who has
tried the trip and note the answer.
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Heu adrrtisemsnts.

gem adrsrtissmsnts.
ID. e. CULVER & CO.,
BANKERS
AND DEALERS IN
STOCKS AND BONDS
FOR CASH.
20. Rox 4.az3. No. p NASSAU STREET.
THE MIDLAND RAILWAY 3 an o.
terprise OF NATIONAL Importance and the aiock and
Bonds soon 20 be placed upon me pI.ne-p.i stacs
the New York Central, Erie. and fennsy lvaul Cen
rral RI lroad Companies. Five hundred and eighty
eight miles Of is railroad are nov eolnpelel an
In operation. Continuous trains are running from
Nevr York to Oswego. and on the western E1tens or
towards Buflalo, the Company i 1unnln- ua-ns
miles; the remainder O. the distance ~ miles o.
Fufslo is in course O. rapid cansiIlcl-gi ~ an %
- he enraDleted within one year. The New h0rE
- Oswer6 Midland Railway VIII be one o -la
most profitable Trunk Line running out o. NcH
York. 90 0no
7,-..,-s5sr-Iv believe that Fifty Millions ~ d..
lars vii be made by the Stock an. hon- holder.
h. tbis road within q few years by the rise n OBJ.
value u the property
The selling value OF the STOCK an
D.uds of the New YORK central AM
1ndson River Railroad is over s.t- .'H.
The sellin. value OF the stock anu bohls
ertbe Midland Railway Companies,
fncIudiu- sufficient 70 complete s-A-ir
.~orF a. Buffalo. and double u-lA
Ftsf OF fidd letnWn, j. ---------------- ea..''s
Ierrth of Rev York Central ana llul-
- R,ve- IA road from New urA
Central Depot Co Bufialo------------ 81 miles.
Ieurtb of the Midland Railway Jersey
CITY % Buffalo, via MuntoiA-i -------' ''' -..ra
s,,s-.. over the Central route.-.----.-- CD Dbl s.
Saviu- over the Erie route--------- ---- :. L.4.
The difference OF distance 10 -aFor % the A.f-.--
-orlfe must always enable it 90 compete W.ta OBJ.
other mes adyautageousig As o. freight ana 'l-.
r., i've IL a larger share 90 the passenger tl .
other line. The early completion Of the he----a
Extension from Scipio centre % Buffalo, ls insure
bv the subscr piious q capitalists % 2 2 I--
f---r,ef Ia uurcnass $1,000 900 % Bonds tr
~ Campauv The syndicate has guarantee o.
,f,-aucr furrher means. i wantet-- o. c. iitle L-
Eoad We offer for short time ~" Doe. q '-
vre.r1 Midland Railway Cos = lrst Notice seven
pr cent. Gold Bonds. Western EAien-.a-. al
- IN and accrued interest il currency
W. are sole a-ours for selling Ei-sff lill & al
ut,-, RI lroal Company : : PER CiNi ssoiu ia.l'
~ 90 and Interest lu currency IDS r1t4 --
in operation from jersey CitL o. 41pli-i'N- P.
l-e --r4ted on which iron is being -ll-- ll- ra
VIM H. completed o. HaverstrAW "Il-.n D. fe.-
--.e-e E8ud5 are only issued on coNfLi-lEN l-.-..
a s1eeial rv viii be made 0t tire ot1cE al. i..
,,frhe blowing Companies New or. and ls7'e-
rfsT--r.r Vs, ivg4v Company. New jersey A----
-, Cr-nDafv. Mouiciair Railway Clmri-l
and Jersey Clty d Albany Railway tNi1ptl- ".
f-ye now 90 hand llu- ted supply o. these t-
Al I.sr.fs and stocks known .a tli- ni- El' WILL
lee. f.1ri-It l-i Sold t.r cash. 0u ur-eF- -H.
,.- deGI--s VI SOLICIT PERMANENT CuEEEsI
lSr- AND AGEyT- ruE 1EE sALl .. lAi-9- p
D. Z. CULVER d co. LANhA BIS
- NASSAU >TEEll- NJ" fuE..
a--ll-+I. w4u
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Ey thc -.iel son or tle famous "Fcte- ls-
graphic history o. ocean uHF. cation. aHF..a
anl discovery since the Ara. reu.cre u.tU --.-
inc. dents iear'u. disasters. u.-lc es- S.
above a al the wonder beneath tna
urec-.II--. telc-rIuliu-. Ec- ~ sr.rr"|
tun-- Agents Just start NJ rauart l'. orders
DAYS D.. .u Eve DAYS. % bob I've DAYS, Al.
derfuIlV FAST. 1uli Agents waurc.. send
desert Tr .au and circulars. III BEARD BROS r.
fishers. Boston. Mass. Au---+l4v
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n0unce the interference OF federal Oncers
in primary meetings: favor ten-hour law
for women; favor cheap transportation;
advocate the impartial enforcement OF all
laws, and mildly endorse woman suffrage.
We reproduce entire the first and seventh
resolutions
Resolred. That the Republicans of Massa-
ehusetts emphatically disapprove and con
denim, the action Of those members OF the
last Congress. Republicans and Democrats,
who awaited themselves Of the occasion oil
an increase Of the salary OF the PRESIDENT
and of the Judges of the Supreme Court and
of the members of the Cabinet, supposed to
be inst and necessary for the future, To Sc
cure to themselves a disproportiOnate and
extravaganza compensation Tor past as well
as future services.
Resolred. That the Republican party OF
Massachusetts feel a Just pride IN the
achievements Of that national admInistra-
ton which they SO largely helped 70 elect,
and to which they have been so faithful
and true. that they renew their expressions
of gratitude TO President Grant, for his
Great services. civil and military, and that
thew will stand by him in all his efforts Tor
the honest pavment of the national debt IN
gold. TO which the faith Of the nation Is
plighted. in MS efforts to place the civil ser
vice of the country on purer and higher
level. 50 that federal Offices may hereafter
be used to serve the people and not to BRIDE
them. and in all the other great measures
foreshadowed in the Republican platform OF
1872.
The result Of the Convention Is every
where hailed with pleasure. and the defeat
ed candidate has but few sympathizers- As
for the nominee. we believe the Advertiser
gives the idea of vast majority OF the Ke-
publicans of Massachusetts when 1t says
that 20 them Governor Washburn stood in
the place Of order, good laws and good
morals, and for everything that Is fit TO be
preserved in the traditions and character of
the Commonwealth
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Prior to 1851 only vessels of lirbt 6ror,,h.
e9ula eine mp the st. Lawrence a. far as
Montreal owing to the shoals in T,ta "a a.
Peter. hot in that Yea- channel -, -
dredged through the lake (which Is s;,nT,I,,
portion Of the St Lawrence spread an, =
an nnnsua. widfb), and ships drawing torr.
teen feet of water come easily over the a..
to the city Since the success of this frs,
attempt at lettering The naTigable facilities
OF the 81. Lawrence, the Harbor Commis-
sioners and the general government bsre
continued the work Of improvement unt;I
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DIsMIssIoN or REV. L. o. BRAsTow.-
A council Of the churches in this conference
met at the South Church Monday morning,
TO advise in reference to dissolying the rela-
ton of Rev. l. o. BastOw a. pastor OF that
church. Rev. Edward T. Fairbanks was
chosen modera tor. and Rev. {. N. South
gate scribe All the churches IN the con-
ference were represented, except Cabot.
On the call Of the moderator. Mr.. Bras
tow gave a statement of the reasons which
led him 10 request dismissal, which were
in brief. not that be had any fault 20 ind
with the church or people either a to tinan-
eial supnort or earnest sympathy. but
rather that the call to Burlington seemed
provideutial and in some respects opened a
wider field Of usefulness. Moreover after 50
long pastorats here i seemed 10 him be
would accomplish more and better work for
the Master elsewhere.
In behalf of the church. Rev. Henry
Fairbanks and Judge Ross spoke OF the re-
gret they felt at the pastor decision, and
while they did not feel 10 blame him, they
were inclined 10 censure the custom by
which one church thus disturbs the har
monious relations Of another people and
pastor. They also thought the field here
was aS promising a. that at Burlington.
After pretty full discussion on both
sides. the council went hy themselves and
reported the following
In reference To the question submitted 10
the advice of this council. viz W neither
under existing circumstances the pastoral
relation between Rev. /. o Brasiow and
the south Congregational Church Of y.
,Johnsbury ought not 20 be dissolved -
the council adopt the following result
While Cor our own sakes ana thr sake a. tAi-
church we greatly regret any disturbance ol re-
latunsh.u 3, harmonious. VET n ew o- the pastor
matured convictions and o. luli statements made hl
him IN our hearing to-day. We do advise THE ai--nlu
zion thereof rendering now t0tle Church our sincere
s,rnustt.e, .uthe eveuta avll.aul tn The Pa-
t1r our heartfelt appreciation D. him a- man en-
nout tr bus OH. l.tes ami brother greatly reloFla
.n the fellowship u. thc gospel i-'iori1n-
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pB. Il. S. FLINT & co.
At their Great Medical Depot ls5 a Iq- Rroa Street
Providence. r. J.
March l3-.deOd&w6u
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vINsLov = WILSON.

No. Cd William S.. New YORK.
e. vs.. NpOnHOUSE.
Cashier Merchants National Bank.
Burlington. Va
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BUCkIN CHANTS DYE
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published, and was never more popular tbsn
now.
Terms.-Monlhly. at So u year, in ad.
vance. Single numbers, so cents. Cubs
OF Ten or more, So each. and an extra cory
to Agent.
Weare offering the mostlibcrai Premiums.
Inclcse -&6 cents for sample number. vith
new Pictorial Poster and Prospectus. and q
com pfrte List Of Prer::ums. ASdrrxs
3. II. WELLS. Publisher,
$50 Broadway, New York.
Nov 10. 1871.