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GO, COFFEE quiet, unchanged, Rio quoted at 10.

COFFEE quiet, unchanged; Rio quoted at lal
SUGAR dull; refining 7fa7ic.
MoLASSES dull; EO1DG0c Tor Porto REQ.
RICE quiet; Carolina saac
reGnei
PROVISIONS - Pork dull and heavy new mess
on 1ct $40. extra prime II p. Beef dull and I'M
cbanre,4 Beef hams dull and unsettled SlsQsl2
for common to primo lots. Tierce beef dull; slG0
Is 90 for pr.h,q mess; Is 90 an % for India DO.
Cut meats quiet ana unchanged Middles quiet;
cash Butter firm Ior choice grades; 32437c for
good to very CHOICE Orange county pals. Cheese
frmer; I2Gl3lc !os Mir to prime Western factory.
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st. ALEANs Butter MAREET.-The mar
ket Tuesday was fairly active, at the follow
ing quotations Common to fair. 20 to pc;
medium to good, p to Soc, for fall made,
approved farm dairies; choice, 81 to 3jc;
few lots selected, 3sc
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LAxouIE VALLEY RAmRoAD.-The Nor
riSyille citizen says the managers Of the
road have decided to lay no more iron on
the western end of it at present, and
have reduced their force on the gravel train
to twenty men, it being fifty before
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THEfr.-On the evening of Wednesday,
oct. I-t, several earrings, whose owners
were in attendance ut the musical conven-
ton at Hne-burgh, were visited and rob
bed of oyercoats, shawl-, robes and the
ike, amounting in all TO the value Of fifty
dollars or more. One shawl was dropped
some fifty rod, from the carriage from
which it was taken. This gave a slight in
dication of the direction taken by the thief.
and the trace was followed up rs far a pos
sible, bat at last accounts the thief and the
stolen propertY had NOT been seeurel.
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Takes on sight.

AGENTS and Statesmen !-iIENRY WARD BEEcsER's
Family Newspaper starts its Fall Campaign, giving
Subscribers 4 PAIR Of the larg lest and finest OLEOG
RAPHS-two most attractive subjects that ." take >"
on sight Painted by Mrs. Anderson, as contrasts
and companions for her "Bide 4fIrake - and "a Fast
AsIeeD." Agents have immense success; call i the
s'best business ever offered canyassers" We furnish
the lightest and handsomest outfit and pay very
hf,h commissions. Face subscriber, old or new. re-
ceiyes without delay two beautiful pictures. Full
supply ready for immediate delivery. The Paper
itself stands peerless among family journals, being
so popular that OF its class il has the largest eireu
lation in the world Employs the best literary
talent. Edward Eggleston's great serial story is
lust beginning; back chapters supplied TO each
subscriber. Mrs. Stoves long expected sequel 10
q M VIfe and ~ begins in the new year. Any one
wishing good salary an independent business
should send FOR circular and terms A q b r y
to ]. b. FORD & co.. New York, htyANTED.
Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, or San Francisco
Oct lj-td&wfw
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Wright vs.. the estate of Williams is still
on. Defendants testimony was closed about
five O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The plain
tiff's rebutting evidence will occupy por-
ton of to-day. Ex-Governor p. Dilling-
ham appeared yesterday morning as an ad-
ditional counsel for the plaintiff.
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The business OF The Farm
ers and Mechanics Savings
Institution and Trust COmpa-
ny will be transacted by the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK of Burlington, and
deposits Will be received and
paid daily, during Bank
Hours.
HENRY +. HICkOk, President.
CHARLES ". wGODuotSE, Treasurer.
Octg dSvtf
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HrNrsauGau. Rev. Mr.. Whittier, an
cyanrcli-t from Massachusetts,, is holding a
-eric. of meetings IA the Baptist Church in
H;ue.5a--a. They commenced on Sabbath
mornir. last and viii continue through
tie week. both day and evening. \ glo-
r5a- revival Of religion Is prayed for
throughout the whole town.
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ST. ALBASs.-Mr. Halpin, whose store
was burnt out Monday morning, finds him
self almost wholly ruined He had about
81 600 worth of goods and was able to save
next to nothing
Monday afternoon, small wooden dwell
ing west of the railroad, owned and oc-
cupied by brakeman named Michael Dull
lahan, was destroyed by fire with all its con-
tents. The fire originated from SOME of
Dullahan's children playing with matches,
and Young child was rescued from the
burning building with some difficulty.
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DIR. j. p. Bryant Magnetic physician will re
sumo practice at the Van Ness Hou- burlington
Saturday, October IS, 1873, and will e'iA'" 'ii
Nov. Goth, 1873.
Terms for treatment at Office, $50 TO $3.50 ca,
visit; and for each visit at the patients residence
$40 to $500. Consultation free.
u Al persons unable to pay FOR treatment viii
be quite welcome. & ocl3,d1wtf
Every SPOOL OF tho Eureka Machine twist is war
rauted full length full size, and of the best quail
tv For sale At al! trimming stores. Wit
Consumption is impossible when coughs, colds
and other acute affections of the throat and ungs
are promptly met with tho required doses Of llales
Honey Of Horehound and Tar For sale by al drug
gists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute. wit
For General Debility the good effects OF the Vac
RHINE are realized Immediately after commencing
TO take il. VII
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The Baptis; Church at Charlotte Four
Corners, is being thoroughly repaired, At
an expense Of about. 81, 500.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-10-17

RICHMOND MARkEr, Der. I3.-Thcre was
offered and sold about 30 tubs Of butter,
bringing for gilt edge, p to 81, choice 20
TO %. and summer diaries > to 30. About
p0blxc- of cheese We're received and sold
orII to I2c for plain. and l2l to BE for
SAGE. Also 400 boxes were received for con-
Segment
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by Telegraph.
View Yor1. Money aud stock Market

NEw YopE, Oct. o..
MONEY loaned from per cent. o. premium
the bulk % business At tQi; greeuhack premium
al ; customs receipts SsOuu; treasury cishurse-
ments s-s2,uo, gold carrying rates 1886, clear.
inrs fttv-iour and une-quarter millions.
STOCKS unsettled, declined On first call D as per
cent. reaching the lowest prices siu9a the panic.
Later the market recovered l69i per cent with
final reaction Of Ii3 from tho highest point OF the
day. The chief features were Vanderbilt Panama,
Rock Island. Wabash and Pacific Mall
GOV ERNMENrS dun.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE IIoNE.-At the
annual meeting Of the subscribers to the
Home for Destitute Children, held in this
city on the 9th mss, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Pro,ideut-Mrs. William c. IIickok.
Nicc-Prcsident-Mr James \. Shcdd.
Ircasur5r-Mrs l. N. Clapp.
Corresponding Secretary Kate Nor
ton.
Recording Secretary E. ;. Peck.
Dircctors-Mrs /. G.. Dodge, Mrs Nial
Davis, Mrs.. b. Turk, Mrs. Edward Martin,
Ms Mary Walker, Mrs p. T. Sweet, Mrs.
Helen Wal>worth, Mr. Charles +. Allen.
Mrs James y Shedd. Mrs. L. ". Clamp.
Ms Kate Morton, Mr.. +. :. Peck
We Learn that the large furniture manu-
factory of Kilburn a GateS at Darlington,
will 5o closed during the winter. owing to
the -tringency in the money markct.-N.
AHans MeSsenQer
The Messenger has been misiniormcd
Kilburn a Gates do not propose closing
their factory this winter. but owing to the
hard times viii run on three-quarters time,
a proceeding which has happened before in
dali seasons. They are row employing
about 100 men.
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1t offers to the public the
advantages of = guarantee
capital OF ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS. This
Institution guarantees The
payment OF lis deposits and
interest. at such rate as may
be agreed upon. thereby Sc
curing depositOrs against all
losses which may be sustained
by the corporation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-10-17

HE Knox FAMILY. A grand family
gathering OF the knoy family has been held
at hnoSooro' One ia county, y. Y, in
honor OF the SIX -ieth anniversary of the
marriage Of Gsn. and Mrs. John J. Knox.
which occurred on Tuesday The festivi-
u', common ced last Friday evening and
concluded Thursday There are nine chill
dren Of the marriage living Zone daughter
being dead), Of whom Hon. John J. Knox,
comptroller of the treasury, is one. Over
thirty grandchildren are living. build
ing twenty-six by sixty feet in area was
erected for the accommodation of the mem
bers Of the family and their guests during
the reunion.
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CONDITIONS OF DEPOSIT

The smallest sum put on Interest; shall be ONE
DOLLAR and no fractional part oi dollar shall
draw interest
Deposits made during the first five days Of any
month, will draw interest from the first day Of that
month, and those made after that during the
month, viii draw interest from the first day Of the
following month.
Interest will be credited TO dcpositors on the arst
days OF February and August and this interest will
draw Interest from date Of such credit compromising
twice in every year. without trouble care 20 tho
dep9sitor.
Interest will also be allowed for even months on
all sums Withdrawn at any time, which have re-
NAMED undisturbed for not less than four full
months at the rate OF SIX per cont per annum.
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FIRE ~ ST. ALBANs.-W. W. lIalpin's
store was burned out Monday morning
early. The fire burst out in two buildings,
lIalpin's and the house near the corner of
Lake and Pine streets, nearly at the sarie
time, whence it is thought to be the work
OF an inceudiary. Halpin's loss is about
8 800, partly insured. The ten' .nts in the
upper stories had no insu' .ancc. The
buildingS belonged 70 E.A. : ,wle- and were
insured for 81 500.
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Table showing mean barometer and Their
moneter As observed at the Weather Obser-
yation Office in this city, for the week ending
Oct. 18th, 1873: Mean barometer, ,25s;
mean thermometer, 500 L mean direction
of wind. south mean hourly velocity -
miles total rainfall, .25 inches; maximum
temperature. zoe minimum temperature,
So
Go LII ErrrRr Nhsarlrr
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The Estey Organ Company of Brattieboro
have a large variety Of instruments at the
Cincinnati Exposition, now in progress.
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Florida
&C : IIPE5 EsISE"
UR u Il Il b Il.

II arrests decay Of vital lafces exhaustion o. TIE
nervous system. restores vigor q tho debi!itated
clelnses vtated blood, removes Vosc distractions
and acts directly on the Liver aad up een. Ptice
81 4 bottle. JOHN q. KELLOGG, tS Plsti 81. NY
Oct i5-fd3Wfw
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C51cHETER.-The house owned and oe-
CAPPED By John Eidridge. the pilot Of the
steamer United States. was totally destroy
cd by fire on saturday. Al the household
goods, fumitare, etc, were destroyed The
building was insured.
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ElARHII,D,
DIED.


WAsHBURS.-In Milton, Oct 10th at the residence
Of W. 4. Thompson, Harmon Washhurn aged 4s
years,
RcHAEnsoy.-In Hamlet, Chautauqua Co. NY.
October tn, Ethel Mary, daughter OF Dr. Abner s..
and Phobe NJ. Richardson aged > months and
days.
CoxsTocN.-ln SAelhum October 10th. L. ".
COmstock. aged - years.
DAyIS.-In this city, Oct.Ii at minutes before
II O'Clock p. m. Harriet NJ. Shorburne wife Of
Deacon Mai DIYis,a-ed 70 years and months
FDNryBs.-At Romeo, Mich, Oct 9tb. 1873. at the
resdcncc ~ her sIn-in-.aU, Hon. A. Il. Maynard,
Naomi, widow Of the late Ebonezsr EImunds Of
Richmond Vt, -cd 50 years.
Tno deceased was tho mother %. Hon. George F.
Eimunds OF this city.
The remains were brought here Tuesday evening.
accompanied by Alr. Maynard and we're Inferred in
the family lot OF Mr.. Eimunds, az Green Mountain
Cemetery, Wednesday afternoon.
BgE sER.-In this city, on the lith inst at the
residence Of James Peck, Emily Anna, youngest
daughter OF Mary T.. aud the late Dr. Hamilton
Brewer of Miict1wn. Conn. ced IS years AMI
months.
CR"N iN.-l8 this city, Oct %. of .ca7ie, feyer,
Nitir Oi'n1r, ased four years and SIX months.
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This Company viii also issue Deposit Receipts,
Psya5ie on f1HaHd, with interest at the following
rates
Ifnot paid within thirty days, four per cent. per
annum-
Ifnot paid within two months. five per cent. per
annum.
lfnot paid within four months, SIX per cent. per
annum.
The interest on these receipts will be paid at the
end Of every SIX months after their date aud
dorsei upon the receipt when presented for such
purpose.
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NiD ME DE IL AS
ANTUEO

Is the best preparation in the world for bcautlying
the complexion. 1t imparts smoothness, transpa-
rency AMI rosy freshness to the skin. Cures an
eruptions Of the face Is not injurious. Sold By
druggists or sent by mail. Price - cents por box
Address. MILLER BROS.
Aur 2s-w2m lie Maiden Lane, n Y.
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Commercial.


AEH;Nr uf LIVE STOCK AT MAEAfr.
Cattle. Sheep = Lambs. Swine.
This wee E.-.---.. .e-' 7.Tit
Last wcck-------. go s.s%~
kerla 1lt...-...--. tls BIS d
Prices of Market Dccf-A i,e choice, So q On o..
extra, 2709 IS FIST quality s ol4 P" SEE ul
qull ~. s. ulG- 80. third quality, sfGI5i.
slu0. $3.50. sl-5, 20 $50, Mich Cows and Calves.
from s}5Gan; farrow Cows. sl5IiI. extra. s6-a-.
Ycari.u-s. sl0Ils, Two Years Old, 'l-. Three
Years Old, SuGi5.
Northern Dressed HOGS, Gle e 70.
Prices OF Sheep and Lambs In lots wool sheep.
s. -. 81 o. and 81 uo each; extra. g. -.i -lU
from . 90 G.c 2 q Spring Lambs. az - l-ia. Veal
Calves, ful 1rlsel.
Prices Of Hides, Tllluw and skins Br -htoH
Hides, sal .c bh; Tallow, t35le p o.; Country
Hides. - a SC 2 u; TNeV. n &c 3 D.; rcits
-5c d 81 20 each; Calt SKINS, - 10 l.c 9 D..
REMARKS.
Cattlc-Inlcli,-1nc OF loo odd l,lds oc Western
cattle this morning az D. -htaa hat gather damp
were early at market, and weather cool red.
Cattle were wanted, and The only drawback o. there
being lively trade was the increased numbers.
Owners OF stock were - en prices. Very few sales
~ less than last weeks prices Quite number
mere driven O. br. -Etau- Prices GA gau.p lots we
Judge De lower.
Sheep and Lambs market 'or sheep and
lambs has imprUt cd 10 Consequence 20. li-ht supply
last week. \ few lots ot lambs 90 Gle p =, which
appears 90 hc the CHEST rate noticed. Much % tho
stock selling at 6.Gtic b Do. Sheep 40 3. ace q o.
lar qualities that sold last week 40 iU5ic 2 10.
Poultry-SupplY nearly tho same last wcch
and prices have not improved. flock Of 200 Geese
rom New York were sold At 81 p head. We quote
turkeys 81 5cFb chickens and fowl az l2i flacph.
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OWicERs' REuNION-The executive com
mittee Of the Vermont Officers Reunion
Society have fixed upon Wednesday, Oeto-
Der 29th. for their reunion at Brattleboro.
The address Will be delivered by Major John
Curtis Tyler Of Brattleboro. late of the ith
Vermont regiment
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0eM &dreriisfmanis.
NOTICE.

'iNilS O. ccrt-- that have this dav siven my
son, \. T. Pollard, Dis time during the remain
der O.. DIS minority -ull q AHA nua. Of his
earn hog lly auy debts %. Lis contracting after
il.- date. ". H. POLLARD
Burlia-taa. uti. o., ls,3-dits lCw2w
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spetial Nutifes.
DrTCu BULBsI DUTCH Bu

Dt IIU BIT LBS DtIt II III LIS
80 HARDY FLowERIyG BULBs mailed to appli-
cants enclosing $3.50. 4 descriptive price list OF
Bulbs Free VIM. ii. SOONER
No. Beacon Street. Boston.
Sept -G-I3w6t sn.
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BRlsroL-ArrumrA Al BrRc1ARY.-Messrs
Burt y Patterson, grocers of this place,
having become convinced that some one had
access to their store beside themselves, dur
ing the night, decided to watch the pre-
misses, last Sunday night, Mr.. Patterson
being the watcher. Taking his station be-
hind the counter and near the door, he re-
NAMED in quiet until about 10 O. clock,
when he heard some one unlocking the door.
He remained quiet until he thought his
man was well advanced from the door, and
then sprang for the door, bat the thief was
on the alert and reached the door before
Mr.. Patterson, and springing through, shut
and locked the door almost simultaneously
Mr.. Patterson thought the one that locked
the door was thief No ,, and that he had
his man that first entered still. but in this
he was deceived. 1t was very dark in the
store. 50 that he could not accurately deter
mine how far the burglar was from the
door. and 50 he failed to capture him.
There are other symptoms of similar calls
or door-tryings, and it Is hoped the sneak
thief will yet be caught.
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JERIcno.-The Academy at the Centre,
which is one of the Oldest in the State, has
lately been thoroughly repaired, and 4
school is now in progress, under the eompe-
tent management of Rev Austin Hazen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-10-17

FEREIsEURGH.-Ar. John Bell, the post
master at the Centre, has been sufferer
for nearly two years from a sore on his
back, and has lately had a surgical opera
ton performed which has Frustrated him
quite low, but he Is as well as could be ez-
pectei.
Rev Mr.. Smith, of Nergennes, preached
very able sermon, last Sabbath morning.
in the Congregational Church, from these
words Bear one another's burdens So
The completion Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, at the north part Of the town,
is looked forward to at an early day with
much interest. 1t Will DE IA honor to the
Society and town.
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The party of Essex JunctIonites who went
a.r.-- tae lake on a hunting and fishing
trip. last week, have had a good trip, thus
nr. Tie stan had been completed al last
atoaut- iy she appointment of B. \. Ste
,eu- a- chaplain, and Lucias W French
as hospital steward, and Dcruty Sheriff
r-aus Wi-l. uf ;hi- city. as drummer.
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PATENTs.-Patents were granted to Yer
monters during the week ending September
23l. ls73, as follows:
John 7. Hawkins. Salisbury Tool for
making button mods.
Charles G. Gould, Windham - Gun
cleaner.
William H. Sears, assignor to Titus
Stowe. ReadSboro-Bed bottom.
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Kentucky Il Great Eastern
RAILW AY OMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE
Z Per Cent. GOLD BONDS.

Coupons payable FEBRUARY and August in COIN
In NEW YOEK or BALTIMORE. FoR SALE AT q PTp
CENT. AND ACCRUED INTEREST in currency; secured
by First Mortgage executed To FAuNERs' Io4s
AND Trust Co. OF NEw YORK, covering Company's
Line; u itAhehlscs. Equipments, Real anu Per
sonal Estate at the rate or sl5gO rer mile On Inc
Road, extending from Cincinnati t. Catlettsburg.
the terminus OF Chesapeake ard Ohio Road Is
miles. -
Governments, State City, Railroad or any other
marketable securities taken IN exchange at chest
market rates without commission, and X 4 a. u
X bonIs iorEarced free Of charge TO purchaser.
Pamphlets, Maps and full information Will he fur
nished on application to
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DATH OF A BANk CAsHIER.-W. G. Aus
tin. the cashier Of the new Barre National
Bank, died on Wednesday the Sth inst, at
the residence Of his father in Wells River,
al the ageof % years. Mr. Austin was the
former cashier Of the Orange County Bank
at Chelsea, and previously clerk in the First
National Bank at St. Johnsbury His
disease was typhoid fever
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SANF0RD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER.

INSTANTLY relieves Cholera Morhus, Cramps,
l Pains, Darrh,'a and Dyspepsia and is d1lic-
.ous summer beverage IL is prepared from the
TRUE Jamaica Ginger combined with Choice Aroma
Ties and Genuine French Brandy. aui s. the largest,
cheapest and best.
GIOO viii be pal. g.. bottle %. any other tih-
CIOO ger ] found g. equal d u i.ne mayor ana
purity. samples free.
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents, l-6 IRE
mont street. For sale hy- all nru -.st anl Dealers.
Sept -.--I&wlm ~ -orsi p
Iois MOTH PATCHES, FHECKLEs
And TAN, use PERRY'S Moth an. Frcchle Lotion.
/; IS reliable and harmless. Sid by drug ~
everywhere. Depot, ~. Bond ST, New York.
FOX PINiPLEs OK THE FACE,
B-aeAhells sd FleslEo--is, u-s FEREA's Ia-
proved ctuetone aad Finp.s Rei-lay. tAe great
sa.a melie.ae. Prepare! only by Dr. 2. c. PEanY
Dernatoly-st. 80 Bond ST., y. Y. Sold hy druggists
everywhere. March -1-ceo14H7n
BATCHELog's HAIR DYE.
Til splendid Hair Dye IS the best IN the world.
Tie only true and perfect Dye Harm less re. abe
al4 Mountainous 10 l.s-pr I.lt--llf I'D ~ ~
luus tuts o. unpleasant odHr. Remedies the III
effects o.. bad dyes and washes Produces lvnEpi
L4ALr q supe-b Black ~ Natlrll Brown. and leaves
tl- hair clean, s.-t and helut.rl. iAe -euu ne,
1.ei ". a. BItcAcllr. Sod ht e-l Iru-- IS.
CHAs. BAICHLLJN. f-lr-, y
O,t 2i-te0tAWly
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>ru run Com-ANorHEg MAN PuMs
IN. Grv OFT ur the Muzz1E. - Jerry
HLey Of Port Henry, went hunting Satur-
day. a-l his gun down TO look after hisa am
mauitiln. aaj tAen pulled it toward him
iytae muz'e The charge was promptly
I.i-eI in his left shoulder, inaicting a pain
Gl wound There are two safe rules for
sancr--trst, carry your gunalway- half
cooked second, don't carry any gun.
YouNa MEN's The course
oflectare- for the ensuing season will be
opened by Dr. j. G. Holland, Nov 18th, to
be followed by Hon VIM Parsons, Dec. >,
John B. Cough, Dec. -, Thomas Mast,
December lG, Prof j. W. Churchill, Dec
26, closing with a concert in January by
Camille Ur~o, assisted by Tom Karl, Edith
Abel and other vocal talent. The sale Of
tickets Will be announced in due season.
VERMONT DMErNEx's AssocATIoN.-Th
annual meeting of the Vermont Dairymen' :
Association Will be held at the Weldeu
House. in 81. Adams, on Wednesday, Oct.
a2l. commencing ut II a. ia. 1t will be
only a business meeting, for the election
of officers, etc. The annual report Of the
Society. transactions, including the high
iv important meeting held there last winter,
is now printed and ready for distribution
by the Secretary
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-10-17

Morris Bowen, who was arrested at Sa-
lem, Mas, last week, for rape upon a lit
tie girl, was arrested for two similar crimes
at St. Johnsbury, a year or two ago, but
after getting bail in 1000 cleared out, and
this is the first his bondsmen have heard of
him since. They are trying to get the
Massachusetts, authorities to give him up,
that they may he released from the bonds