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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.

DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
GOR NEW YORK. firm
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY,S elegant side-wheel steamship WYA-
NOKE, Capt. Couch, will sail on SUNDAY.
January 10, at o'clock A. M.
Freight received until Saturday night.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for,
warded with dispatch to all points-north, SOUTH
east and west. Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare............. .....................,,Tl2 %
Steerace ............ 0 90
Round Trip Tickets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
ia l7-42t No. Governor street
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1891
TIN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
LII ED STATES for the Eastern District OF Vf-
ginia. ~. r,t r.
bankruptcy.
mo WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
The undersigned, Robert M. Mayo, OF
westmoreland county, Virginia, hereby gives
notice Of his appointment as assignee OF the
estate OF Willoughby Newton, Jr., OF Westmore.
rand co.uin said district, who was, on Inc Isl
day of November, 1879, adiudged q bankrupt on
Mis- srwn petition by the District Court OF sad
Dated Richmond Nov. 90, 1872
RO. M. MAYO,
daai-S3w Assignee.
Nm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE t,NI-
i TED STATES for the Eastern District OF VIZ
IN the matter of Hezekiah p. Wescoat, ST.,
sapkrupt---in bankruptcy.
TO Whom it May O0neern-The undersigned
Edward ID. Pitts, of Norfolk, Virginia, hereby
gives notice of his appointment as assignee o.
he estate Of III. p. Wescoat of Northampton
county, in said district, who was on the Isl
day of October, 1872, adiudged aebankrupt OF
his own petition by the District Court OF saif
district.
Dated Norfolk, Dec. 20, 1872.
EDWARD ID. PITTS.
de 2-Tu3w Assignee
cs11 WILL ray FOR 6 COPIES OF TIL
oil SEMI-wEEKLY STATE JOURNAL
for one year.
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LECTURES.
II ECTURE-GENERAL LEE.
MEMORIAL ADDRESS BY GENERAL.
EARLY.

General Early has consented to deliver an
address in behalf of the LEE MONUMENT
TAI FUND, in the lecture-room of the Grace
Street Presbyterian church (Dr. Reid'sl, corner
of Fourth and Grace streets, ON GENERAL
LEES BIRTHDAY, MONDAY, January 20,
1873, at O'Clock p. M.
ADxssIos-Fifty cents. Tickets to be had al
the book stores and the door,
ia list
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Arkansas Senatorial contest.

:. WASHINGTON, January 1S.-The Ar
kansas Legislature continues unsuccessful
in its balloting for United States Senator.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
nIoHMoNp THEATRE.
MEETINGS.

MEEllNGps
CONS OF TEMPERANCE.-The members
= OF FIDELITY DIVISION No. l, are hereby
summoned to meet at their hall on SUNDAY.
January 10. at o'clock A. M, to pay the last
sad tribute of respect to our deceased brother,
FLEMING L. JoHNsoN. Members of sister Divi.
sions Nos /, 2, 8, A. g. and T. are fraternally in
vited to unite with us also the Cadets OF Tenn
perance. BY order of the w. r.
ials-lt* A. J. HARRIS, r. S.
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nIRECr IMPORTATION

gs-eo to EDWARDS for Toy-Books and
Cannes
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE I,NI-
.I,s, fai. The EastaID listrict OF VII.

OFT WILL FAY FOR COPIES or THE
oil SEMI-wEEKLY STATE JOURNAL
for one year.
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HoUsE.-Speaker Hanger in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Woodbridge, of the
Monumental Episcopal church.
REPORTS.
The committee on courts of justice, in
regard to the claim of A. Fleming for goods
| seized in Alexandria, in 1851 for, the use o.
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IS. SATURDAY, January IS.
SENATE.-The Senate was called to
order at u o'clock, Senator Quesenberry in
the chair. Prayer by the Rev. W. G..
Lumpkin, of the Manchester M. E. church.
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-01-03

JOnn / nOnaS ana lie In me circuit
vs.. Court for lIar-
Richard Il. Rccs ford coInty In
ct al. Chanccry
rHNHIS is a Petition filed by Elizabeth
L w. Williams, widow of Hugh VIII
liams, deceased, claiming to be entitled to
the sum Of 81, SS05S, awarded to the UNI
known heirs at-law of said deceased, and
praying an order of Court that the Trustee
be ordered to pay over said amount to the
said Petitioner.
The Petition states that by the Auditors
Report and Statement Of Account No >, in
said cause, which has been finally ratified
and continued, the sum of S1,SS0.JS was
awarded to the hcirS-at law of Hugh Viii
iams, deceased, at that time unknown
That the Petitioner is the widow ofsnid de-
ceased, who was foreigner, and afterwards
naturalizcd prior to his death and the sale
of the real estate mentioned in the proceed
ings in the said cause. That said deceased
lett no linCa} descendants surviving him,
and left only collateral next of kin residing
in the United States. who are all nOn-rcsi-
dents OF the State of Maryland. The pcti-
TONER claims to be entitled TO the whole
amount OF said sum Of 81 ,SSOJS, as the
widow Of said deceased and denies that the
collateral ncXt-oi-kn 0rnCNt- 0t:kin who are
nonresident foreigners, are entitled thereto
or to any part thereof, and prays that the
Trustee may be ordered by the Court to
pay oyer to her the said amount, and also
prays for an ORDER Of publication against
said nonresident next oi-lin, orany claim
ants OF SAID sum or any part thereof.
Nhcrcupon it is ordered, this lth day Of
December, in the year Eighteen Hundred
and Scycnty-tWO, that the Petitioner, Eli
Zabcth w. Williams. by publication of this
order in some newspaper printed and NIB
lishcd in Hartford county once in roch or
lnnr eucccssivn weeks tLrco montbs hnC,rn
mo tu,oIrtI, dov Of Ma, i, ,i,o.,,aa. ni't,
,, II,,n1no1 500, 49, ~, 4, V"i i''S''-
''''r SiNt no
I!oo " 1I'c l'oNi-" III VI S"l'' ilu9h Il.
IiamS, uoccaSU1' VINO are non,rcSldehtS OF
inc state OF Maryland, and all persons who
arc residents or hon-rosdcntS Of the State
Of Maryland, who may be claimants of said
sum, and who are unknown to the Pct-
toner, of the object and substance of her
)ttltlOU, anu warm lncln 10 appear IN TINS
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HNHIS is a Petition filed by Elizabeth
L w. Williams, widow of Hugh Will
Ii0ms, deceased, claiming to be entitled to
the sum Of S1,SS0.1S, awarded to the UNI
known hcirs-at-law of said deceased, and
praying an order of Court that the Trustee
be ordered to pay over said amount to the
said Petitioner
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-01-03
NOTICE

NOTIONS.-Lades Dress Trimmings Cor
IN sets, Perlumcry, &c, in short an almost
endless variety in the Notion Department, for
c. ~. NORRIS i BRO, Bel Air.
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DIR. pUTT's EXpECTORAN

DIR. TUFTS EXPECTORAN
Is composed Of Herbal and Mucin@inous pro-
ducts, which have Il specific effect upon the Pull
monary organs, penetrating every portion of
them. 1t dctatchcs from the Bronchial or Wind
Tubes, the irritating matter which accumulatcs,
and assists them to throw ii OF; il miti@atcs the
pain; rCsists the progress of inflammation, and
removes the construction Of the chest.
The Properties Of this Elegant Preparation
Are DcmuIccut, Nutritiyc, Balsamc, Healing
and Soothing 1t braces The nervous system,
produces refreshing sleep, ana relieves gloom
and depression of spirits. ii is very pleasant To
lake, causes no nausea, and strengthens The
Lungs TO resist attacks in the future.
YOU NEED NOT GO TO FLORIDA
TO cure your Cough lfyou use this Remedy,
YOU can remain Mt home and enjoy its comforts,
Il privilege of vast Importance TO lhr sufferer
from Pulmonary disease.
AVOID CONSUMPTION.
This disease is very insidious in lis approach,
and its first advance (Which is often called a
light cold) should be promptly guarded against.
BEWARE! DELAYS are DANGEROUS.
Don't neglect that slightcough, or it will soon
ret beyond control. The timely use of the EX-
pcctorant will prevent much pain and suffering.
Dr. TWfS Erpccto,aH is a Specific 1of Cro"y1.
This dread disease requires prompt treatment
NO mother should ever be without a bottle Oft
II i very pleasant, and children take il readily.
Dr. TUFTS Expectorant
l. the most valuable Lung Balsam ever offered
10 sufferers from Diseases of the Throat or Chest
Price 81 a Bottle, orSX for $500.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
T1GIIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
! subscriber has obtG ned from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
Of Administration on the personal estate Of
GEORGE II. RUMSEN,
late Of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
14M day If Nocemd6r, 1873,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
qucsted to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
day of November, 1872.
WIN. w. RAMSAY,
nOv22 Administrator.
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For Sheriff.

Nix. EDITOR Please announce SAMUEL
STREET., of the 4th District, as a candidate
for the next Sherifialty of Hartford county, sub
icct TO the Democratic Conservative nomination.
MANY FRIENDS
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ri.~s 100 Years o. ihe Repair.
griss for aarre Illustrates phi, ~,

A i.sl ere-vhaiv wants Send ir -.rru..-
.i-e--. Ll~aI.rH q ll-Crsli -t NaI ST. s-
LaIt la- ~ -l-flEE4-
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A Cali TOR SUsVEE.-1hs ,pringh-hi Z
| p.rbllcGr. beg Mr. Charles Sumner 60 come
| to the front in thi- financial emergency and
/ help the country ont 81 IL difficulty. u
thinks that ail Mr. Sumner need 30 j. "a
utter Z lev words and the tempest viii -
hushed, the roaring water viii creep awRX
in fear. and there vii be z great calm
His speech need not he q long one. " say
the Rem! lh-a- 90 few words from his
lips, uttered a. he can utIer them. viii he
enough
Here's genin- thai IS going 10 save The
country hy gutturals " ho would r.-lieyo
that the tones OF a man voice had 20 much
to do with finance - A few words from
his lips, uttered e. hs can utter them. vii,
be enough" The sentences from any other
man would moi answer. II i the manner
and not the matter, that does the husine=s.
We are rather sstonishsd that Mr.. Sumner
should not willingly indulge in these in
donations hat it seems he will not. and
the gushing editor Of the Rep-J!-Sds he
seeche= him Ii reminds him that be OWES
something 10 Massachusetts a. well q t.
the country II reminds him that be is the
senior Senator from Massachusetts, q thing
that those acquainted with the great man
will fancy entirely unnecessary. ittells him
that he i head and shoulders above all other
men, and that his voice world ring through
the country ike a clarion. And, finally, u
last desperate appeal to him to use ms lsrynI
in behalf Of his suffering country. II tells
him that If he would do % " Massachusetts
would recover. forithe time. st least. that
hegemony Of the Mon with whirh she has
50 sadly Irihed
If Charles Sumner ran Withstand this
last appeal, be j. not the mss ws1hink him.
If il Is the last act Of HE life, fs ought 20
give Massachuss.ts hack her hegenony and
We ought to warn her 10 trife with i no
more. II she should again get it out of re-
pair, and Sumner shonld he gone. wBat
could she do 2 II Is not everybody that ran
give back her hsgemony to n Stste, when
she has once lost It lE..sT- Ocean.
For those to whom q" hsgemany" Is all
Greek. - and who. after they have laughed
over the Interoceanic wit will oe wondering
what that four-story word means any
how, If may be worth while to say that heee,
&C. being Translated, means leadership
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three hundred thousand brick and the stone
and brick work will consume three hun
bred and twenty barrels Of lime. The stone
foundation Is four feet thick. and portion
of it nine feet high. The floors with the
exception of the Offices, are OF two,incn
spruce plank, the lining one-ineh. All the
material has been purchased by Mr. cam,
and paid for when delivered, at reasonan'e
rates
The roof Is 10 be covered with Il inch
spruce, planed and matched, and from i've
to seven inches wide, and will rfqairs Ia
squares Of slate
1t is thought that the depot will he ready
for occupancy by the LIST of February, le!
or theresbouts. When finished the olo
freight house viii be taken down ana a.
the Offices appsrtsining TO the freight De
psrtment Of fhe Central Vermont will bs
removed 70 The new buildinT.-Hi''. s-'i
G!s-s
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Charles 8raaIsugh. the English Rrratai-
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Mfdital.
IRON In the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG

The Pe7uri0n Syrup, a PFotecT-
ed Solution of the PJ-Ot0TiGe 81
Iron. is so combined as to hare
the character. of an 0tiDlellt, as
eQsiIV di1eSted and dsSiDllidfed
qrifh the blood as the simplest
food. II increases the quantity
of Natures OirH TitGli=ing
60e1f. Iron ia the blood. ana
cures ga thousand as, simply
JBTOniHg mp. ItrigOrGtiIlg ana
Jit0Ii=illg the System. me en-
7.iched ard TitGti=ed blood per
aneafes ereyy part OF the O0dy5
repairing damages and 7rastes
sedrchigl1 oar, morbid sec5e-
fions. and tearing nothing Tor
disease to feed StpOR.
This as the secret Of the 7t0N-
derfaI success of this remedy az
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea. Boils. Nervous Affections,
ChiIls and Fevers, HUmors,
Loss Of Constitutional NiFor.
Diseases Of the Kidneys md
Bladder, female Complaints
and all diseases originating AZ
q bad state Of the blood, or &C.
cOmpdnied Or debility o. q t0l7
state Offhe system. Being TF5c
from Alcohol. an 0ay form. ats
energi=iHg effects arc not FOL
l01Ced by corresponding Tcdc-
ton. BAT are permanent. .HIt-
sing strength, TigOg'. and 5le}r
life into al parts O5fhe system.
and building atD 0a Iron Con-
stifUtiOn.
Thousands hare been changed
Oy the Use Of This remedy. iron;
arsGk. sicL5y. suffering crea-
lures. to strong. healthy. O5id
h0ppy 9le1 and qrOlneli- ara
SRTdTids cannot g'e0so1G5 y hcs-
StGfe 70 give q q trial.
See that each bottle las PERU
WAN SYRUP JIO7r7s IA the glass
Pamphlets Free
SETH ". FOWLE { SONS, Pro7d=.o-z.
No. ! Milton Place. Bo~tol-
SOLD EY DEuccI=-4 c-srEAL-l-
Oct ol-FeoT gzNv
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9sT advertisements.

XF-GE ED-AGENTS-F The fz.sst -sr.-
w al &c cat. Valuable -zmp.er nee
BRIDE, re b-7ad|zv. Ns- Aart--Ne, q e.
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1.Rs T. I4Iz--.1us TTsltT-=svel year
ago. al Ehout this season OF the year &
/ large. hur,y msl. kindly faced withsl, il
/ IA ==ing through Rutland for zone point tC
fne south. arriving here lsie on 6 Saturdsy
afternoon. was compelled by the exigencie'
I Of IraTe. &. remain over the sabbath. H.
( presence wa soon noiSed about. and an in
pr1mpiu bat .args gathering Of citi-en'
/ assembled al the old r7Untv CONT house q
listen to hi- remark Although differing
widely from him on mot political questions
b. wa presented 20 the Eudieure by our
town-mGn solomon Foot, who warmly com
mended him faI his moral courage, his in
teErity 90 principle sud MS gift Of speech
For over an hour was be listened 10 with
rapt attention, although IN free. liberty
leyiug. -.ayery-hEtiDr \ ermOnt. his word-.
even a thai iate dav, fell somewhat hhrshly
ON The ears az the majority Of n auditors
Little did they reel thai in half decade Of
YEAR they would h. almost mutt in their
adhesion q, his view. aud in folloT.n ont
his ad, i-- 70 agitate, agitste. keep agi IA
ting. uunl -layery g agitated ont Of the
United Ni-Ie- ile lived - sss -' slavery
agitaiti uut ai he , nited States. Gna died
OF b.s-f. \ Il " eineSdRy evening It Is
hardly l-.--~-ry o. .nip-u oar reader tns-
the ~i.,a.art that even nE vss John 7.
Hal ia-u ---a1rinF g. he Senate oi the
Un.rr1 >.at- 1h- Hf-r distinctive anti
SLAYER, .a,m.-r of -hz. tady k-Lz-1
....,-
W iau remember a later isii oi the EN-
nent derra=ed TO Aermont. when he came to
Burlington and delivered his lecture, " The
lasi i.ih- Gladiator ~ Air. 4l.E-
Ls-
" ais, remember lana making an clio
qurnt tr-- Sod ~per1h in liay. ISL. u the
dep .i n4 Ra,sni and Burlington Pal
road thea J..-t completed, On the same Eve
ming with John Van Hurru and ether
noted anfr~IavPry 1Tsfa--.
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-, SINGLE And l.ausiE ssI-l
Commercial Arithmetic.
DESIGNED FoR Psar7l-Al Tl,y N grs.Nl S..
Commercial wiring.
WITS SPECIAL n- qtN.g Ia IFc1luIr1 asr
....l-1f
EOmmerraaI Inv


REiAIISa To NEasIIARlE rAFFE. CaSra sifa. -Aa-
IEER ZIP, ETr'
All OF which are especially nees--s4, lr ana
adapted t. tdu1uerc al purp1se-
Those desiring t. accomplish n arl than Dc rIr7a
4nrluded n the above stude- nay =ale-; Any - al
Of the iollaslng siuaies, VI RIA uIga. Writing.
SPELLING, GnAElAR snd AEsTaHrTIs, ami pursue
hem a. a775ciste studie- or separately.
Pupils received Al any time ifthere vsrancies.
Parents desiring children eduesfei IN useful and
practical manner are invited n examine alto The
merits Of this School
Catalogue post free. Commune iian- should he
addressed 81 Washington Street az which place
interviews may he had ron G o. n. until :. n.
Closed Saturday.
II E HIBBARD. Principal
y. B.-This School Will he removed after lev
week t. is neE buildin-. nov In urYs,e=s Of CON
pletinn. corner Essex and Ns-hngt "a 7irseI--loel-
ton prev inus q the ere
August WY
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ui the iaur hundred aad twenty -iadsni
al Dartmouth College. ninety are from Yer
mont Vermont has Just q good ednea
fiona institutions g. New Hampshire. and
had her cuizen~ patrnni1ed them a. they
0ught. they would he superior 60 those oi
her lister state Rlfi4ud Glo1-.
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who Keeps Deaa Flowers

-. fss..= dssi floEsTsi Not 4. indeed, mol 1,
re vo-lr s Wild with blcsso-nsi ana ne sKS
Irrops roses and regal DooniHnpeo night
D-ings scuintured nlies. cs-Ved O. periec' -isA''
Who ksers! asas flowers, ThsucsfortA away WIN
taess-
These gshy ,-fsrsss O. sd Erenales
yita cirrrrlec hiushiaE buds refill The Tass
Dipped IL tse 1G1 ching vine ~ SUMNER oa1
III
Who fssr= aeaa ao5ersl Thai Z 8 l0y lnE It.s e
save thee this pied re q Spring, Gna nov a.
Hath come 70 al his love Lies H. 80 ..ss,
o. T-ienos-s--sh friends. fresh 1oTers- ing
away.
,he sseps aeae sewers .- aurisa sud gone 'o-
-hs l,,.l. nhIld w uorshipped yesterass
49, thsts.e-, nae Tfaless on hts breast were X -
Vel Keep them not For, see taeJ're aeA1' my
dead
~, tsss,= aass zo-=srsg Alas. ons sulnAsi uAs
T.sahes hav NAM Many turr sNsy
F-og Hless fresr blooming snc oeNloeIlns ."
n ~ Il secret snc e kssP desc EoVsrs'
,=ho kasu= asss doEers; An e1Ee! came Z. NJ IA
sna re.sed b. az the hEppyi e. the bl.ent
- Fg.rhtnr ones snd took-O, was i neet.
90 o--d 1esrers-sld lad them 81 eoa Zee
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The Boston Adrert.ss7 =tate= thsf
The Eastern Railroad has not under
taken to guarantee, and viii not undertake
to guarantee the Portland and 0gdensburg
Railroad bonds, or 10 assume any liability
concerning them, except by traffic con
tract, believed to he for the interest Of aIl
rsrties.-
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The Democratic party stands. ike iht
storm beaten peak Of Mount Washington
rock-rooted in the crust If the earth and
buttres=ed with eternal hills, still lifting its
hosry summit into the SKY after clouds
have hidden It for msnT daye-N !
Dsr.a
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fl-Ll.A l4.I ID
SETH v. FoWLE SONS 55all- A.
An 49, by I-isz -l- Deal. -- z---r-.s.
Oct. 20-daod4Wfy
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HAVING REPAIRED AND REMODELLED
II the FAIR PRrss Building, and much inrTsa'e1
our facilities Tor dong work
ran rwTH rEEss
JOR PRINTING OEfICE
Is prepared 10 execute 81 Drdsrs l"r
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING,
18th nsaiIsss and despatch.
TAI LATEST AND BEST MACHINERY; NE"
AND HANDSOME STYLES or IhPh
AMI H0RKMEN OF ENPEhI
ENCF AND TASTE,
enable us % guarantee satisfaction
AL kinds Of Printing, from Card 70 Book, sad
ifon hsDih.i o. double mammoth Poster; a'ns
81 The FREE PRESS OFFICE
College S., EuTiinzt5n. "
noS nNiNs ,AnDS ID hzn- 4ui printed
yery cheap
Engraved weaiia. ana I...tiu- Card furnished
70 arder. Al eiIy prisa=
Wade C.lars1 ana Hlsas Printing Inks ~ ale.
sTATi SOaaAI. -ga@oI
EANpuI Pm. VERMONT.
Sgriaa 1s-M ss.as .ls N-a1l Ii.-zdl- 90
Fi-uz~a
CbI AT of -TOIY EXTFSEFp BOARD of
INSTRUCTION ENLARGED
- SUHBFR OF GTUDENTs INcAtA IT. x
N,r. than s-' Graiu4ie-
rtiTsSN $500 fItE-
EDWARD c5sASr raasPs-
aluloiph. ost q. i--s d1t4~tEt
DIT>oN 4 cas- ,IIFHRNTT"
H0nir MitsjrGl Lsbrarg.
tns,ssHst s.. .l-s-..a 2 INA 81
VOCAL
GENs OF GERMAN SEM
GFhis uF SCOTTISH S1No
0FMs OF SACRED s0Ss
WREATH OF GINS
urfRATfC PEARLS
-tLVTR CHORD
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oRCkN AT HOME
riASIsTs Album
rAN0F0RTT D7ss.
HoWT CIRCLE N..-.i -l. ID.
rre. a. each ia... a -.i1 f.u a oclTds
: -a fuu -li. SiaI The above suleld.d aro4-
arr Icris. treasure aeu5e Is. re 'e- al1 n--l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-05
i.saEssiri1s sefusss. ssT. PIN

Inc White Street and College Street Con
F7eretionAl ChuTehes he'd union service
al the White Street Church A iair con
-resetion We il attendance. though Ih'
-hurch VS. not crowded. Rsy. Mr. Stafford
r The College Street Church, Ofhcistsd il
the opening exercise. and ths 7rrmou W.
= Rev Mr B-EstoT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-05

Chief Justice Gray OF Massachu-eIt, J.
said o. he one Of tie largest men living
lie stands si1 feet four inches high, weigh,
$50 pounds. fne fElre, travels his circuit
on horseback. aui-attention. ladies g
bachelor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-05

TAI LATEST AND BEST MACHINERY, Nhm
AND HANDSOME STYLES or TYPE
AMI WORkMFN OF EAFEhI
ENgF AND TASTE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-05

The business Ot The Farm
trS and Mechanics savings
Institution and Trust Compd-
ny viii be transacted by the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK al Burlington, and
deposits viii be received and
paid daily. during Bank
Hours.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-05
JOE PRINTING OEEICE

Is prepared L. execute 81 ardsfs I"r
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-05

Cs-iieiou las Just got up .atlery 600 rsi>-
fund.- % hnid new road