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LIVlNGSTON-In tho City Of Now York, on the lst
tnat,, Horace O. Livingston. formerly ot the CITY,
weeks and days. son ot Doun!s Johnuua Kelly. No.
A5 Aberdoonst.
HPEhR-Qu Sunday, at II rs p. m at the Albion Ho-
tL south Despatnosst Daniel Spar, !ata Of BEs"
funeral, By CARRIAGE Tuesday, 10 M, to Rosohl
cemetery.
suRpLus-At biz residence, lsa South nesplainesst,
ate p. iu., Feb 8, 1873, Charles Surplus.
Notico will bo given Of his funeral.
KAYANAGH--In this city, Monday, Feb. 8. At . 10
D. M, Hannah wo al James Kavnnagh aged IS
Funeral lao rnsdcnco, 2lJ North GEeen.st,
BY to Calvary Cootsy, Friends respectfully Ia
ytted to attcud
DIGEL0W-At Hfnsdnlo, Ill, Fob. J. Besbie Hapgood,
only child Anory and Sophla Digolow, aged years.
months and II days. .-
Friends Of tho family invited to tho funora 1t Hn4
dale. Tuesday. y. H., Fob. 1. .a
sLooUM-Fab, ]. at 1or. m., Of scarlet te.os 3. 2.
and Hson N. Blocun..
as Funo51 from No. a. g soE,
o4sMoed. st8 p M, from fost Ct Twenty focaad.t:
llease COPY.
, 1873-02-04
FOREI0N:..
President Thiers' Reply. to the
Committee Of Thirty.
Russian Assurances To England, Not
BoIIevod III Diplomatic Circles,
Tho New United States Loan In
Englanlh
GREhy BR,TAtN.

OEEH} bKI MIN.
14oSncn, Feb. 4.-Tho now Unitel Btaton
funded loan, which Is to DO placed on tho mar-
ket to-day, promlBos to DO groat succeua,
Largo transactions have n1roady takon place in
anticipation OF tho opening Of tho bookh. Tho
morning papers quote tho eoEip tt q :plTcmidm.
Tho Daily Ne'oa says tho introduction Of tho
new American loan Is IN esont of great interest,
and marks the etondy progress In Europoall
Of their financial temority.
Numerous wrecks aroroportod on tho English,
Scotch, and IriBl coaata. but no American voa-
acla are ret montionol.
, 1873-02-04

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Fob. 3.-On Thursday night
burg, on tho Lebanon branch of the 0. L. Il II.
Road. to Harrodaburg, :. when tho atago
was within eight milos Of Harrods-
burg. The leader, named Febnrn
Alcknelly, came out from the roadside,
him to halt. The driver stopped the stage, and
McAnelly ordered him to take tho mall out from
,lndor the seat, at the Same time starting to
climb up. when MI inside passenger,
lilo window md sl,ot tlla robbor
through tho head, killing him instantly.
MoAnelly's companions seeing tho fate Of thoir
loader, ded, but were pursued BY tho passengers
and two Of thom captured, taken to Harrods-
excitement In the Vicinity of The outrage.
, 1873-02-04
RUSSIA,

BERLIN, Fob. 3.-The Post Of this city inti-
mates that in diplomatic circles In ct. Peters,
burg. the assurances given tho Britiah Govern
mont by Count schouYaloff, arc not sustained.
The feeling is that tho conditions to be imposed
Khiva will dopond On tho measures OF her re-
BiBtance and RusBia'e sacsilcea
, 1873-02-04
Il Hung Jury.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Feb. SIN the Wharton
murder trial the Jury, who had been out since
Friday, entcred this morning md announced
that they were unable to agree, and they were
guilty, and four for not guilty.
Mrs. Wharton renewed her recognizance IN
$5 coo to ansso to the charge Of attempt to
poison Van Nees and, left Court.
, 1873-02-04

QuEpEo, Feb. 8.-The Court Hunaa waa com:
plotely burned yestorday, ontniling loss Of all
the records Of tlio Province snce ita foundation,
LEGAL dooumonta. The flra At ono time threat
oned tho Anglican Cathedral, but fortunately
MAS coufn cd to tho Court House.
, 1873-02-04
STATE LEGISLATURES,
4
}f1':tA.

EfEt"t 4tHpH{CH 10 1HG Chicago 1T1QHHfs
dny' Senator McNutt offered tho follovings,.
.r i Ss dee1ai Assembly oseoea II IL osa &C.
WiiEar1s seSstaereb,o a portion ot those appropra-
e roirsln undraTn from tho Treasury at this date.
Sn T. aoays ~ IN waere thoss r. no pressing
ing Auditors warrants, now drawing interest; thorc-
Rtsolrtd, That tho Committee of Why's and Means be
lnstrtscted TO inquire Into and report upon lilo az
pe!eney q 2, delaying tho upon tho
:. .1ettfroa to sha Committee oaaii Of Why's and
HsS -, ii Proco.dlngs: in Particular oasos
Tda again considered. Chapter u, Of Boats and
against boats and RATS to be against tho owners
and taking away all priority for lien for supplies
labor, or Improvement, and making thom subject
to all prior lons against boat or raft. Tho bill
HOUSE bin, Title Is Of Right Of Property, was
again considered, ohaptor ) Of Tho Homestead
being first, considered: Section a., relative to
tho distributivo share Of tho husband
or ot.,o,,,s wife IN roal ostato, previously
nesds 1.-THE survivor msy change tho homestead
In tho Bamo manner and with the same ofeot as
II both husband and wife were living" added to
Section by tho Commissioners, were, after
come discussion. stricken out.
After some othor aruenjnents. not mnterial.
Ind boon made, the bill vas passed,
House bill, Tito Is, Of the Domestic Relations.
was thon considered as reported from the,
Judiciary Committee, and occupied tho day.
stored as ronorteil 'hv tfe Oomn,iaa,onnr. Ma
riares hatwsen ncrsons Stoaa ,narr;s 80 ia 49,
hib1tod hv inv nr who hive " hmshand ~ f'or "
WHO living aro void: but If lie partiea i've md
cnl,ohit fnnofi,er oftar tho doatb ~ H. fnr,
husband Of wife, auol. marriage shni1 be- be- f.emai ]
valid. Altar a lonn debate nj amendnent Waa
eilnnted a'lnw;no nunkcrs nni ntiora h.vint, TSo
conscicntiouas acr,,nlea ia marry Wthont fira3
cettinr a lieanae from County ulork' fnsanitv %
for ~ rsars wsa inaerte1 a. yoo1 nro,,nds ~
divorce. No material ohanres henr mndn IN
Iha Hi lin "a M ,Soa nouuni S"1e 49,
Adinurnods ' p'
uousE.
Tho House snent n,oet Of Tho d.v In non,1ott.
tee Of the Whofo in considerate of Tit1e AZ rc.
intine to Criminal pronoiluro. 4 new ecotion
wns sdded to dhantar IL nrov,dn i1a Ext az nua
timn nftnra fndiatmenti II fonnd Tia Td1a ~ ~ te
Court in which the sama in nendino raV IN liu
diecartIon' nrder that INV witnea16 w1,ota na1ns ms
anneara m tia inf1icfment ho nTrcsted and In.
tai1,ed untt fha trial Ia haf, ,1ndcr thc
, 1873-02-04
ArknllsnB Murders.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. 3.-A man named
Wallace was shot aud killea by ono Turner, at
Clarksville, on, Friday. On the same dny, at
night, aomo unknown person Bhot and killed. an
old and respected Citizen named Davis, AZ ho
was sitting, quietly, at homo.
, 1873-02-04
pORTtff1At.,

LONDON, Feb. S.-A despatch from Lisbon Hays
the Spanish steamship Murillo, which sunk the
mol, has just been sighted of this port. It is
supposed aho was ordered to leave Catiiz.
, 1873-02-04

ATHENS, Fob. s.-A terrible earthquake has
occurred In the Island Of samos, causing great
destruction Of property and loss Of life.
, 1873-02-04

LITTLE RooK, Fob. 3.-1u the Senate to-day,
a1nonlorial to Congress was passed. for the relief
OF the purchasers Of swamp and oyerlowed
lands
, 1873-02-04
HOUSE.
HfhH nHH0
SENATE.

The bill rolating to fees OF Coronor's Juries
In Cook County wns postponed to Wednesday
morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

Hood familiar line 100 Aavemher were
written i1- tas nrgy shores Of Easlaud.
bat they answered unclum1n'F vel iHr
tins reai lu. daring tas Isle dark ANA snowy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

t5ensrsi Stewart L " oodford, IN respond
Ing for the President at the annual dinner
of the officers Of the New York Mercantile
Library Association. Monday evening, PAD
IN eloquent tribute to the Chief Magistrate
We give a portion Of the General 8 remark
Il have come to pay no special tribute To
the President a. g man but stanuilis
nmonr those who are the representative OF
the mercantile classes Of the nation, among
the Young men who are TO be the mercnanls
of-be fnrure LOT me ssv that we may De
rratein that We hRTea PRESIDENT VINO .A ll
Inc storm qnd the eiamor of the financial re-
vul-ion= OF the pas; ninety days, mas Kept
his head iapDtansPi- who ms been con
srientiol- enough 10 =@ek resoiutely
H. .l.-.v Tie iaw, and Who ms taughl
u- d lesson 0f steadInes7 ana reso-
Int faith winch was needed n place
NJ On p prosperous plsce Tor LIZ
fntur- iApplause.l 1Ou can recoIlecl me
dav- not many weeks past. when there swept
upon as q panic ike those we sometime
had IN the Cd DAYS II the Army OF the fote-
nec and We hevred the President 10 lenl
~ f,--x f,irr millions Of reserve 10 tue new
York bonkr 70 preserve the nnRrcl1l lnteg
ri-- md raod name OF our city. Inc VI
gene wa natural BAT nov, when tie
storm i= passing, belieTe inst there Is
nardiv man in the coultry, care no.
what Insv be his political party, who IS not moi
frrstefal 10 the common sense, the sIeaai-
mes. ana the resoluts VIII OF the Press
dert in determining 70 keep back inc
reserve from being loaned ana N holding II
. IL meet To-. Indebtedness Of the EoFerAn9nt-
The thoughtful citizen must ieel tina we
owe LARGELY 90 the calm common sense snl
res3luts viii that steadily kept ln the
+ s-raiqht path of duty, a duty was under
st1oa and Of obedience 10 the conservative
demand CT laW-abiding and honest
people. fChs6rsJ Let u gell justly
+ fAnDiaus, We honor hin Tor tho ChTis
tn- sraresmanship winch babe US stretch
our hand 10 the moderation OF wisdom To
me mother country. (Applause Bat w
r.orv H. this above al things that though
/ President. ne is as amenaDie 70 the law a'
the camm0nest citizen tnar the law IS
above rha President and above the people
ana tia. s-eu the President, N such ieariu
time s= these. seeks Tor has guide En-l ooun
eel.1r DO the law common % rs al
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

bErRrssIoS ol tbs bARoNTILE.- The de-
preston of the barometer daring the recent
storm. was bevand anything thnt mas hap
peued for year The Boston frlreiier
Of the 18th sly
To-day, at 10 a. a.. lAu baramster, re-
dnced 10 thermometer 50. and the mean
level of the sea. was at - .6s, and It mas
oniv twice been lower IN Boston in the last
half century. Its la1Sf attitudes IN 1871 and
1872 were ~ % on February 18th md 1926
on March 10th, bat en- March 30th, 1873.
it lell to'95 -. its ieast altitude since April
I'll. 1905, when IL was - 90. on Decem-
her 9th. $500. st fell 10 esd tduring q
gale st Washington, etc, from $. ;. l.,
ana very strong wind from \ W, with
two feet Of snow in Albany and in western
Massachusetts, IL was the lowest in the 80
wears t25 .49) IN the destructive gale from
\. t on November 25th 1876, p years
ago.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

the sane year, 10000 tons of ores were
shipped to the agency of Witherbees, sner-
man L Co, at Cleveland, Ohio, thence 70 DC
distributed through Ohio and Northern
Pennsylvania while some went on 70 cnies-
20. The latter shipment went by water 70
Rousss Point. and from there by raii 20 og-
densnurg, where 1t met vessels from Inc
upper lakes, ana was taken 70 Cleveland a
g back freight" at low rates. hao there
been ship canal between the 81 Lawrence
and Lake Champlain, the shipment Woul1
have hsen more convenient and les costly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

Or an average Tor the i've years Of %. 500
tons, against 1919 zoe tons, the product Of
1869
The total quantity Of ore raised by the
Port Henry company. from all their mines.
Is ab0nt 200. 600 tons year. The total
raised by Witherbee. Sherman q Co. ap-
proachss very nearly 10 tine same amount.
These splendid ORE. readily adaptable a.
they ars 70 the manufacture Of all descrip-
tions OF iron naturally command high
price and widely extended market. The
tna ore suitable tor furnaces fetches s. so
per ton on the dock at the lake; the run
of-mine' ore. either Tor furnaces or pnd-
ding, brings Ssper ton and tine lump ore,
for pudding, $50 per ton. The ores are
shipped 10 all parts of the Hudson river and
New York. the eastern states. and as far
east as New Brunswick to Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Illinois and Virginia In 1879, no
less than $4,000 tons Of both No q and old
bed ore were shipped hy water to Perth
AmboY, and thence BY raj 10 Pitfsnurg. In
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

4 HARD CAsE.-lasl Sunday al Hartford
"A Young man about twenty year, Of age,
named Nathan Blank, became intoxicated
and went 10 the house Of John Newton, and
threatened the life OF MIR. and Mrs. Newton
Finally a neighbor came along and got the
young man 10 the village, ne al tine while
threatening the life and property Of Mr..
Newton Papers were made cut. an othcer
sent for and the Young man put under ar
rest. Monday he mad trial before Justice
Clark. and wss put under bonds tor $500
and for want Of bail was carried TO Wood
siock lal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

1llllr - laFHf Ili"F'Faf7a 70 y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

\ "DEADHEAD" REcoyERs f0K INJURIES
in the United States Circuit Court. In
dianapolis, Ind, IN the case Of Henry Horst
against The Indianapolis and St. Louis Rail
road Company, for injuries sustained by
being thrown from d box car, while riding
on that road, the juiy rendered a verdict
awarding the plaintiff SIS. 600. Tne case mas
excited unusual interest. as the plaintiff
was riding on free pass, and the question
involved was whether rsiirosd Companies
are liable for damages sustained by persons
travelling on pnsses.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28
The Coming MAJ

~ ETlEEf ~ EDNoA
Fszs7ss heart and bested brriH
In the fu-urs viii not reixh
overt this our fair oonAin
Hear the shelterlng WIND oiFia.Si
Ike the sp3nxivd SAY Is spreA-
II star glory overh-Ads
49, uer- IKE the shepherd 4sl4
VIII net taste the rosy Viss
Thick a. biliowz OF the ssas
Ars ms graves Of dsbaucaees
ssalI ~e warning take OF these, 49,.
s:nes they form o. dealt tNs ''
see the iaces white Win EAR
See the pictures Of oesps-i'
See. ne shadows IN the a..
Cvru.nE from the cup q Slh'
F.ssiop bovs it, Little hesc
H.hIt shows IL cheers =
E-...on nocs 70 AL tnktt So an
F7a = ~ -. - 80 s,-f-uztnc gobleis shlne
In the lHss q serpent Aesr .i.s
- ~ pends which buoo4---
Ar the serpent glittefl ~. -
AZ ~ sangs zre u me WIN
n,-,,n- man vii hrsvely staI.e
T-s,r1-.t ne wine glass = n nA-s
/. sIr.I-rowued chieftRin o. ne ~.
lsna-rnark. IKE the lofty pm
pzsssh ms o. high il plurnss y :.
Hsos. roo1 % nckls Winds ca 81
49,. a. uprlEnf worsaiptel
WI never Stoop 70 taste O W.
6rrrus q hody. strong q sou
Pm q purpose 10 confrolf
ne WI suu-I the ternptinz po"'
Iu the SHADOW o. TIE Tine
tzluf q vine IN his rec VEN
~ rre d vine II his iull n1Hlns
- .rgubIiug hand vii hold the rem
Vneu nevhu rules shall Drink 70 7" -A'
Istbs coulng nan Is b0-1,
Is-pe hin not with grape y eoI-.
lei 10 slouc obscure as onHn
Is he not enid o. taine
szee- vuunx motner, so-tly SIN
- tss dove bsusZin tnF V4ls
Lei ne .radle gently sving
II the hymn 60 Dlzuse q H-ns
Trtne couiuE uE1 a. schoo-
Tea-h MIN there tno golden Tui-
vine the mocEsr makes tne ioo-
AFrvlgs are bent the trees mem
The coming nan D cclIng soon
King brute iE reslluE ron - al
NAV bis SAD 70 cow Al noon
Ia 70 the chief WHO 1rluss % n --
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

CHARLIE W WooDH0UsE rs4s1r--
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

G. C. C. C.
WE claim i1r orr Lazarus Morris celebrate
w Perfected SPECrACLES d EYE GLASSks.
the underInentlonel ADVANTAGES over those 10 o-
binary use. the proof 1f which maT be- seen u the
extraordinary sales and constantly lncrsas-n= de-
mRnd ior them
Isl. That ron the peculiar construction o. the
glasses they Assist and Preserve the light. render
I'M frequent changes unnecessary.
ID. That they confer hrllllancV and dlstincIness
Of vision, with 81 amount Of ease ana comfort mol
hitherto enjoyed ov spectacle wesrers-
ID That the material from which the lenses are
ground Is manufactured spec for optic uur poses
ana is pure. hGru and brilliant. zn1 net liable -
become scratcnC.
I confidently Recommend these sReciacles tYa
Glasses To all VINO are most troubled % see. as So
pgrlor 70 the Pebble or o. any That have come under
ms observation 10 an exper encs % over % year
j. l. BRINSMAID
Agent FOR Lazarus Morris Tor Chittenden County
n b-he sell these ulasscs cheaper than any
peqdigr OF most dealers sell glasses not as good
SOLID Silver spoons and great variety OF good
suitable for presents or for use, so4d ~ good nar
gain. invite All persons 70 cali and see j they
can ind somsthin. they are wiling 70 take IN eN-
change for thelr money. J. +. bklNsAAllli
aug z.-dETt Old stand, Gnur1h 81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

ana men tils HAIR lgo- sometimes Reproduce Ir.
ual=; and aiWara restores o. faded arr .--r- LII r
lts narurl- cotlr- with tl- El17s and l-lshrree
youth The cuUparat vel s. laW bald and --r-
heads ttiat We nov Sec are those who have nos r
RENEWING the nalr- Inc trlsl ana youthful raj r-.
see On Older heads Is oxen the pro1uri o. tHs 81
a. YOU are dsi-nrad or made Old. Huslera ans rr-
by gray halr, restore .ts youthful color and wa
your feature Oh Their --nll s1ftnl-s lul a--al
Die eNpfess-lE-
As An elegant dressing .or heautiy.n- .le Ha.-.
lt has no superior.
PREPARED BY
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and seid a. around the world
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28
Iron IN the Blood

The FeruriOu SV7ffp. q F4'0tecf-
ed Solution Of the FFOtOTiac o.
Iron. As so combined as % mare
Jhe chGTGctcF' Of az dtin3el3t. a.
easily diQestea and Gssln3itdtel.
srifh the 6fOOH as r17 SiHlptesl
food. II fHcres Sos inc qNGHtirl
Of N0fUre's O1rl1 ifdtl@tlig
AgeIlf. Iron az thc blood, ana
cures "a thousand us " siDlpii-
bUTOniu0 an. Ilig5QOrstinG ana
TifaIi=sn0 the SWs5eIa. the en-
q-iched aud gifGij-ed blood per
9neates ererB part OF the OO0
repairing damages and 7rusf-.
SEARCHING OIft morbid seer
tons. and tearing nothing 1cF
disease 10 feed ggDOn.
THIS IS tie secret Of me 1r01--
deTTsft success Of thts remedy DE-
curing Dyspepsia. Liver Com
Diaint. DrOpsy. Chronic DiaT-
rhma. Boiis. y ervOus Affections
ChiIls and Fevers, HumOrs
Loss Of constitutional YiEur
Diseases Of the Kidneys and
Bladder. Female Complaints
ana all diseases originating 90
q bad state Of the blood Or &C
coRpQRied bT debility o. q t0lr
state Of the system Being TFf
from Alcohol. il3 GglW form, as
enerQiSiHg effects are mot JOt-
fO3Ced OV corresponding 7e0c-
ton. BAT are permanent. 57lTa-
SING strength. T'iqOr. and nel1
fife iH10 att parts Of the system,
and building ftl5 an Iron Con-
sfitUfi0N.
Thousands mare been CHANGED
OB the aJse Of this remedy from
qCeGE. sicltg. Suffering creG-
lures. to strong. hegt5hg. ana
hGppB men ana arOHiell. Cli1
aardlids cannot TeEs0Hu 1fy hs,-
atGte 20 gre % O. trlu-
See that each bottle has PER 70
WAN SYRUP 6lO1cls i5I the glass.
Pamphlet Free.
SETHW F0WLE & SONS. Pu9de
No I Milton Place. Boston.
AoLu EE uErorIs-
.Hre On a.
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COUGHS COLDS HOARsEEf~ 81,

Wells CarbOliC Table,
Pas I'D 1r.T -- EL- 2 -
TRIED AND SURE s-l1l-t'.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

The decline in valnes, of which CONS
mercinl men SNEAK 50 often j. painfully
illustrated Ia the case Of an Illinois man
whose wife was killed hv a railroad train
ana who accepted So from the railroad
company a. inll compensation.--,all .sriils
Courler-.l aLfrna
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28
mfdiral.
CONSUMPTION

which can be cured by Q
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved BY the hundreds OF
testimonials received by the
proprietors. It Is acknOvl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the mos
reliable preparation ever IN
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints
and Is offered TO the public
sanctioned by the experience
Of over forty years. When
escorted to In season 1t SCI
dom fails TO effect q speedy
cure IL the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group. Whooping Cough,
influenza. Asthma, Colds
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
Mt the Lungs. &. Wistar g
Balsam does not dry mp @
Cough, and leave the cause
behind. as is the case with
most preparations but d
Ioosens and cieanses the
lungs, and allavs Irritation
thus removing the cause c-
the complaint
PEEPGEEu 81
gETH r. FOWLE L SONS B1--l-, Al--..
A. SOD 1y Drugg5 -5 and -'--.--s g---i--'l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28
The Baggage Fiend-


Twas ieroclous baggage man viii AiiAn's-H
And DiceDs On each sTn piled IL ;oriiab stski
That piled his dread ToeEtioD BESIDE Z Il'ii"~@
tack.
Wildly he tossed the baggage found Inc p.A''''-
And crushed 10 nausit the frAl bandbox whero'eEii
shspeless fell. =. a.-,,;.s. 49,
OF stove tne SEratoEa Ike inc Hi''S
she!
On ron cAds espcrsi ne ieii ipll = -1-s- b
Aud eE e the trunk derisiTely called O0llANs -
the sea- s - ,.-,-nes
the same TndietiTels.
INT. yuuuin- breach appeared aT fractures i"o
OF tr - sT YER su1sl 81 s fell 0 or ss ratA-
cr.sneS 9f.i is satanic zeal or moved his dhoIe giss
In. passenger. surveyed the Ersek with diver
Aaa some vitapsrsted him, Ana some Eaas loud
Ia, zratS or ~ or I'm were vainly spent
Il. an there caus 3 sasmbHng nan, sad-ey &c ana
BesrHe 7s "a -h humse carpet hag with zaaaty stuff
therein. -. --t,t
And unto that neFee taEsaEe MAJ i- WILL
quiYes-nE chm
Behold this s-auty s-TFsI Ia started 3 month
Cd alta aszsl. saIato-a trunks, h3t-sO1 anu port
BE- Iut alon. the roate nave brought
ne down thus lev
. n earoeul With tis sarpes-sas, kind siE said ne
The bssvave.rusu received It witt smile extreme
AM .Sftlv Whistle. Mother. may 60 out 70
SWIM
/ Then asreely ,unped upon that haz II wild, ssr-
Ana mt c51nties frs-raauts ie~-te MS pT0founa
che
Fsr mat lsuF har contained plat Of nitro give
The STRANGER bssvsa gentle sigh and strokaa his
uuivur1ng chr. - -
ina sur h sna-El baggage man iz nitrogiye-
-hlf4is casr!l7.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

The business Oi The Farm
ers and Mechanic SaVing~
Institution and Trust COmpa-
nv win be transacted 10y the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANk al Burlington and
deposits VIII he received and
paid daily, during Bank
Hours.
HEEEI b. LlLLll Fraz---L-.
CHARLIE ri W10Dhutat Ieas1r-
IIH- --urur
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

President Grant lately wrote 90 g friend
q- follows Ia regard 90 hi- deposit 90 JAY
loal.'- u-L-
DO mav nave seen ths statement DO iue
ps1er- limit drew ont ofJav COOKE ? nank
$40 600 rhe Gav beiare il failed, and took
no notice of Sls7 900 which tne government
hal there FMS hank waS not nauonAi
haus and therefore not > bank OF deposit
Government. therefore, nad no deposits WITH
rhe.. AID lost nothing by then. l-lntlYia-
u4..t. was in pItishurg at the time Of then
suspen~i1n.and was a. much surprised q
near oi Dc as vou OF any one could De u
had a uens-ir there ana ] did Keep an ac-
7---- yrtrH rneu-it Is sill there. L owe
them anything expect J de-that i-
among taeir assets. Unfortunately ! nave
been Iu O. condition since ny occupancy O.
my present otfce that no bank could ial
ait--rle I5th Of Rny month ana FlctlmIzs
u- uat 1i i've hundred dollars.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

GOO A good business Sc offered 10 auy ACIINk
tDOO. Man. who is willing O. work THIRTY
DOLLARS d week can easily be made above e.
peusss VI want few suct men O. canvass Nhh
ENGLAND. address with STAMP.
g. E. SrErS0N a CO.,
Office over Quincy Market. Boston
Nov s-Wid
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

,--es ali Esumore from the v7r-- scrofuIa
c-uu1- E1olch or HiUplc. tr- rU-
-i- ac--l17 are vl-raulcl CD cure salt Hneu
r-Tetfer. pimples on FACE. Eolls- Car
auucIe=, ErTsipclas ll- Liver Com.
'l7 r-1-7- scroEuIuug SvTcIIiuEs l-I sore
pal ms ia Bones ana sore q nrulE cans.
Poison Blood or mcrr---l --e--r1e-.
81 lIs U1- l--.ll E-ecrorll r-1uc-riaa l. W.
.1uGt1
SAFE. Ila=elll- cal--
-..l- ------..r- -r. Il r---- Serene
D--- r. g. FELzCE- "a. T.
81 or4d7H FsispeuE1rF. l----l. 81.