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From the Army and y
Vermont.
ENcAMrNENT on FIRST INFANTRY.

a-NA-A-A Mn VI AAhcA M AN4h4
This regiment Of the Vermont National
Guard. Colonel I. 5. Peck, went into camp
at Burlington July 3. The regiment took
active part in the dedication of monu-
ment to Ethan Allen, Nermont's renowned
revolutionary hero. on the 70 urth. and its
camp was christened Ethan Allen" in
honor thereof. The regiment paraded
twelve companies. and the G sneral Orders
giving the details of the encampment
duties give the relative line position of each
company, according to the RINK of its com
mander the language of the order being as
follows. The regiment being composed
of twelve companies, they will be posted in
line from right to left in the following
order: First. seventh. fourth tenth, ninth
third. sixth, twelfth, fifth, eleventh, eighth,
second, according 10 rank of captains. ;"
The companies are 50 seattle red, and regi-
mental assembly being so seldom. that 1t
seems these unusual details became neces-
sary. All the companies, with The excep-
ton oi those from st. AlbaIis. wore the T.
: Army uniform, and all ere armed with
the Springfield bTeech-loaders a CORES
pondent, writing from Burlington, says
VI course, regiment encamping here de-
yelops considerable excitement. We have
lusi come back from the camp and witness
ing the review. The camp is beautifully
situated, upon pretty nigh hill or bluff.
upon the edge of the Ia Ike, The regiment
It Is needless to say, suffers by comparison
with any Of your better organizations. A
large proportion Of the men are Vets. :
and of course they all have that genuine
spunk and American feeling which made
many similar organizations splendid fight
ing men during our late -unpleasantness. >
The regiment suffers from the fact that the
companies being scattered only get together
about once year Tor muster and from
ali ! can hear the companies get very little
drilling. The officers found very gentle
manly fellows, and most of them have seen
service The colonel is a mighty good
fellow with splendid war record. They
nave IN camp nearly 800 men armed with
Springfield breech-load ers. In passing the
Governor, in dress-par ade. as usual. most
OF the saiutes were abominable, one COM
pany oincer not saiuting at all, and another
one holding his hat IN one hand latter fire.
mans style) and sword in another but
many older officers ! have noticed nluts no
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NORTHERN NEW YORK.

There are six butter factories In Chateau
oev The highest price obtained for
Their butter was 80 cents for their May make.
The present sales are 81 cents. The make
of one factory is 900 pounds per week.
A couple of burglaries were committed
in Ordensburg Thursday nigh. oflast week,
one az the mill of W. E. Furniss, where
about four dollars in mutilated currency
were stolen the other at the store of Gates
Curtis. where the burglars carried on a re-
yolver and cutlery 10 the value oil about
thirty dollars.
George Warren. the Black Lake burglar,
has been held for trial in the sum OF g 600.
II is supposed that he is the same person who
committed the robbery at the Seymour
House, Ogdensburg, on the night OF the
Fourth.
Mrs. Russell, supposed to be insane,
drowned herself at Chase's Mills on the
2Sth ult.
A preliminary survey has been announced
for railroad from Chateaugay to lower
Chateaugay Lake distance otabout seven
miles.
Heman S. Royce and family of St. Adams
are stopping at Massena Springs.
The Pittsburgh Republican says
A Mooers correspondent writes that one day
last week dog was seen dragging human skele-
ton through the streets Of that town, scattering
horizons Of II as he went along This strange scene
naturally produced the most intense e4eItelneht
amouz the citizens, who on examining the Village
/ cemetery found that crave had been desecrated
bv some perscns-ior the sake o. plumber as IS sur
mised-who AFTER accomplishing their ghoGllsh pui-
/ noses left the skeleton unburled- And now comes
/ the strangest part Of the strange affair An olu
! resident Of the town SAYS that many years ago
| COMPANION OF his told him dream which he ha9
| INST mad He dreamed that he died and was buried
| and that dog came and dug him from his grave.
Now il is found on inquiry that the man who dream
ed this was buried in this very grave that mas Deer
desecrated. Truth is stranger than fiction
Several starch factories, having capacities
of from three to eight hundred bushels per
-dav. are going up in Franklin and 81 Law
renee counties.
The house Of Mr.. WinslOw, of North
Lawrence, was entered by burglar las
week Wednesday night and robbed oiaboul
SIS.
A reduction in the assessed valuation o
| Oadensburg, has 50 diminished the tunds
in the hands Of the board of education
that the Ogdensburg educational institute
has been forced to suspend for year
The barn of r. S. Bridges, near Canton
was struck by lightning Monday night an'
was wholly burned also a lot Of farming
utensils. some live stock. and 4 quantity oil
hay.
Roval c. Villas, formerly Of Ogdensburg
has been appointed General Freight Agen
Of the Erie Railroad.
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An. we'll John came tonight, and stood
For full an half hour beside the bars,
And we two watched. between the trees
The glimmer OF the moon and stars
John acted very strange. ! think-
] wish knew the reason why
real " thought he meant TO say
Something tonight besides sood-ey-
Johns coming here quite often now
I'm sure don't know why he should
Although nv sister Jenny says,
It's talked about the neighborhood
ThSt be is making love to me
The strangest thing ! ever heard
Tor u its true, how queer u If
That John has never said WORD
All. well shouldn't care so much
II John himself had told me So
For then he might have said i az
Upon his Owl account, you know
But he's SO bashful. believe
He'd never dare speak ont plaihi
hope he'll muster courage up
Aud try il, when he comes AGAIN
II cannot be that I'm 70 blame
I'm sure live helped him al eoul1i
I've always met him al the bars
And talked as any woman NceI-
That had a lover whom she llhe9s
And waited. with her heart agloW
For him to break the subject hrsl
And then how quick she'd LET him know
But John he keeps a-cominE still,
Just a. he has Tor twelve months past
I've thought sometimes il looked a. though
I'd have 10 sneak myself at last.
I'm bound thai he shall know the truth
And now. resolved. cannot wait
For him 10 find il out himself
And so, mex; time, I'll try my late.
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NEW Z II

NEGLECT 4 COUGH. Nothing is more eer--
~ - s.rnI1--an To- future evil couseqlei.,--
81 WELLS, gAE.EuLIC TABLETS
are a sure crre for al diseases o. the IT, l--
O--7us Sore Throat. Colds. Groups H pll..---.
4.-i--- fsrr-rh Hoarseuess. Iirluezs % the ll---
II .-I.--. b. OF bronchial Tubes and al u-el-9-
~ Lun-s In al cases o. sudden eo--- l.9'.f--
Ken these TABLETS should Pc promptly ---
s--sfv uzaf They eoualiEe the c--cl alton '. --
falI --a-e the severity O. the artack- am WILL.
h q ve-s :. 1T tine. restore healthy acta- 2" --
Affected Grams Wells Clrnl-c 4Al---- e. p.
~. Ia r. tIrs a1rer. Take IL substitutes J. .al
e.-r't he found at your druggists sen- = once
lie a-eur ID NeW ] FORK who VII Forward l---. ~
return mail Don't 1e deceived ht -ll-l4l----
sod by dru-E s-s Price = cts. PEI box
gOHN Z. KELLOGG, I5 Platt ST., New or.
- s,- .-r--Is- sole Az f1- [. s..
So bv VINCENT TAFT Burl-n--q-- To-
Tu.r lf-~laW-W
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OCEANS STORY :

Or TRluNFzs or THrErT CESruEIEs b ,. J.
ooo1EicH lsou o. Peter Farley y aud T. HovLAEl
work or great h storlcal research recauu-iu- iu
Hnly sraphlc sty le tire wonderful growth al r-t
-Atun- AMI history OF discovery since the Good -
replete With incidents, thrilling adventure, bal
tiea- h-rurecks uutaies, piracies- &c. Desc he-
now irurl tnc Lrst tiny bark when ocean was the
eiTk realm o. terrurs. sails now Whiten every sea-
lightning flashes tdings from shore 10 shorc. au-
men BRING up wonders from deep waters with ull1y
other matters u lively interest," when 20 o. MAS
markable productions OF The -. eVer.aa s.iriIei
Illustrations. Agents wanted Flr circulars ana
terms address, HUBBARD BROS, Publisher
Boston, Mass u ly2 '-tdAWiV
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The UEwIsE GREED OF BoSITAcE.-The
hotel-keepers at the watering places are in
trouble. They have spread their tables,
made their little beds, set their houses in
order, and sent out their invitations TO the
great American public to come in. Bat
the great American public does not come in.
In a few popular and favored localities
there Is something Of a rush of visitors, but
in most places guests are few and lar be-
tween. Boniface is in agony. He tries to
whistle. but the whistle won't come. lie
fails to see that the American public will
not patronize him. simply because that
economical parsonage will not pay s. fer
a small breakfast or a smaller supper,
and 50 cents for a glass of ice-water,
and shilling for having window raised:
He is so excessively penurious that he Will
not paw 200 per cent. more than things are
worth, and set down the extortion as lux
ury and, after being imposed upon dozen
or twenty times, he decides to stay at home
and let Boniface pay his own bills as best
he can. Were il known that good hotel
accommodations al any Of the watering
places between Cape May and Newport
could be had at reasonable rates, and with
cot any of the despicable tricks at extor-
ton which are so often resorted to, proba-
bly, ten thousand people would gladly avail
themselves of the luxury between this and
the 10th of August. But the American
mint In his breaches pocket, and doe. not
set down extortion as one of the luxuries.-
The Graphic.
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About SIX clock last evening. the sher-
man Band retired from Camp Doubleday /,
and played some fine music "a they passed
through the streets. Directly behind them,
and endeavoring 10 keep step with them
was an individual who had partaken OF so
much alcohol, as a beverage-0r somethln ING
else-that il was with the greatest OF din
Guilty be maintained his equilibrium, or an
erect posture. 1t was an amusing incident,
and vet q touching one, a. 1t showed no"
forciblv the martial music, and the scenes
attendant upon the reunion. had worked
upon the intoxicated brain OF the man, IN
spring him with the martial spirit OF the
war -RlalGad Herald, sfh.
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The Scientific amerIcan IS the cbern.4- .-
best Illustrated weekly paper publ she'd ErH-.
number contains from Do o. l5 orl.inal er--Irn.
o. new machinery. novel iuFcutitu- B--dras e..
-Aecf-n- Nli 3, Arc-ii lecture. improved Faru Dr.
p-cMcuts, anl every u1E discovery fu Chem st-t
4 years numbers contain 80 pages and sever.
hundred gu-rlyiu-s- Thousands u volume. arU
Plcser teu -'I ellin= ana reference The p-ie-el.
receipts are well worth ten times The gr-i.-e-rt -
ti-e-- Terms = a year III mail. Specimen sa.-
ne Sc - a-A{ re had OF all News Dealers.
"a y II eltlincl on The hest terms ~ 'la. r
o. new inventions and sfe.efe1 e7,--.r.I .--. r..
We nee Az patents are published u the see.-
INC American the week they issue send -
-l.i.I.1ts llt pages cuutlin-r- laws au. .l..
reetlqns iur obtaining pateuss
Ae.Tess 10y the Paper, or concerning p-..l-..
Ae.,H W y Park Row. y. y Erancs ol
eoi' 'll.l IA Sis. Nasl.n-tou ID. G..
Au- f7-d4siH
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DIAMOND sPECTACLEs .

The great merit 0f the Diamond Spectac4cs over
all Others q from the fact that the Lenses are COM
posed ofmiuute Crystals melted by fusion By this
method the Crystalline structure is removed from
the lens. thereby preventing polarization OF Light
O. the eyes u is the poles OF hight produced about
the ewes il all oihe- glasses that cause the tired
feeling many experience in using most spectacle
The Diamond lenses are the coolest o. the eve Of all
others; having been found IN testing with the po-
larscupe % contain Is per cent les heat rays than
any other glass. Also the Diamond Spcctaelcs with
double lens Tor those requiring near rcus Tor read
in. and distant focus for looking Of.
No peddlcrs employed. The Diamond trade mars
IS on every pair % spectacles and eye =lasscs-
Protected by letters patent.
For sale only by
{. " WINGATE.
sign o. the Golden Eagle
Nov 9-deolHWfv
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N bas peeu known 70 the public about iprl9 -
nv a LOWE continued series o. marvellous cules'
$50 - - ~ II \ coufdeuce in il virtues
never euualled by any other me-ie-is u ll
uakes the most efectual cures % cou-iLs- t,.7
T,5ss5 ne Cherry pectoralil really robbed me
dange-ols diseases o. their terror % zrei.
and .-iven q feeling az immunity rom tle.l - -
-, IN sesson Every family should nave ii N
tbeir closet for the ready and prompt re-:e- {. y,
members Sickness. suffering and even ---s = - ~
,,--ieg- n and The wise VII not hecp u ot "a
or 10 protection il affords in sudden ATTACKS anu
by its timely use
DIR j.. C. AVER CO. LOWELL. 9lA17-'
Practical and Analytical Chemist
And sold hs- Druggists al round the wore 49,
Nov I.-wonce III 3W41-t -1aW
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and men His Hair ' -or Sometimes re produces -
hair. and always restores O. aided anu -i-t A--l
~ natural color with the gloss and freshness o-
worth. Tire comuIra- lTely Jew la-. anu -lA-
heads that we nov see are those who have uli y 60
-are,-4r- rbs hgi~ The fresh and youthful hair We
see GA lier heads is oiteu the product ol III. -It-
Irau are lsf cured 0r made ODD austerc ana uy-
~ raw hair resrars is youthful COLOR and Win Il
you- feature- g. their original tues- ana aree--
lie express 10.
As an ele-.lEt drassu- joy rcaut--yln i-- man,
.t las DO superior
PREPARED ~
DIR e. AVER 4 CO. LOWELL MASS
Practical and Analytical Chemists
and sold al around tle ul- --
No fZ-y-a0JV I. .taW
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II 2 row at Bennington, on the evening
Of the % inst. Frcnchman had his skull
50 badly fractured that il i believed he can
not recover.
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A Cincinnati brewers wife pspered her
trunk with costly keg revenue stamps, and
the brewer Is in jail for tho way be took on
about ii.
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AtT0issLINss CLASS Male OF Feuais g..
" week guaranteed Respectable emplu yu-u-
- NOME day or cveniuE. no capital required -ul
Us - ue-iots AID valuable package OF goods t0 r-
imp n YOUNG { CO, l-5 GreeuV ich s., Mes
fork.-July il-+dkwiW
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BURLINGTON VT You've LADIES

rI,HE FAIL TERN OF THE BURLINGTON
" T. YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL vii open
wednesday. sept 2lth-
limited number ~ D0ardcrs taken INTO tne
Principals family for the year
LOUIS POLLENs,
Burlington. VI
References Pres. Angel. Ann Arbor, Mich 3
PROF NJ Petty Burlington, Vi. Rev. j. H. Nor-
rester. D. D.. Burlington. vs. Judge Ferpolni
Ncrseunes Vt. lion. L. a. Bur.. Swauion. VI.
Iulv 4.-tw-t
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The earnings FOR month Of March were sIl4,f5o,
sufficient n operate the road and pay the interest
on al outstanding bonds.
Three hundred and ifty-e sht miles OF this road
are completed and fully equipped The consolidated
Bonds are issued at the rate OF 81 40 per mile for
the purpose o. making q single debt completing
branches and supplying equipment % meet TIE
mountaineering business. s. $4,000 have been
sold and we offer a limited number at so AND
ACCRUED INTEREST IN CURRENCY.
The ST. Louis Board Of Trade recently passed a
series OF resolutions expressing the opinion Thai
THIS WILL BECOME ONE OF THE BEST PAYING LINES
LEADING OUT OF ST. lOuIs.n cuugratulatine the
stockholders on the " HONORABLE AND ABLE NAN
AGEMENT OF THE PROPERTY" expressing the belief
that THE SECURITY OFFERED BY THE CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE BONDS To The AMOUNT OF S2I .o10 PER
MILE Is GOOD. AND RECOMMENDING THEM
WITHOUT HESITATION AS AN INVESTMENT
To CAPITALISTS, BOTH AT LONE AND Abroad
We unhesitatingly recommend these Bonds as an
unexceptionahle Railway security.
Full particulars furnished, upon application, by
WISsLOw q WILSON.
No 20 william St. New York.
c. ". WO0DHOUSE,
Cashier Merchants atoual Bank.
Burlington. Vt.
Feb 2s-wtf
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WTANTED-WloI.sslo Purchs.in. Agents a.- the
W BAkI2AN SEWING MACHINE. made 81.
lianhury, Ct The latest and best. The stl-esi.
fastest and easiest lock stitch s1l-settiu- SRA
needle Machine iu tire market Better tC-ms than
any company. Address hlrtram Fautan MT c..
jobs a bDh0E, sen Agent Dauhury Com
Au- 5-flAWsw
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STCRFT OF BEAUTY,

How 10 BeaUtify the Complexion
Ifthere is one wish doa-e- than another O. tn
heart oi woman u is the desire o. be neau--tu ll.
wonderful reuull-- ll % GEl- W LALlalfS ~EL0u1-
OF YOUTH is very Justly deserved. For iI1-
proving and heauti ) iu- the skin. 10 IS Uud tte-
the best On. let preparation To the word . con-
posed % entirely harmless 1-ltril-s- ana While -a
Immediate Effects are Co render tie skiu nelur To-
creamy white, g VIII after Jew app cst.ou-.
make s0-r. smooth and bslut lllly clear ra-1E-
iu- bieri shes and t.s1o.1ra-iols-
TINS del zh-iul t1ilet preparation has been So
Verely tested by The Board O.. Health o, New YORK
City. D.. Louis q savres. after carefully eIlmlI-
in- the ANALYSIS made by the Board. pronounced
Csc. ". Laird : BLOOM OfYOufh''
Harmless, AID Entirely Free from Anything II
iur -u- o. the Health 0r skin
DrwAEE or COUyrEI-FElIs- ASK vcu- D-u--
Isl Tor Gea W. Llird's + Bloom o. Youth" TIE
-auu ne has the United States rGveIIe stamp en-
-ravcd the front label. and the name, De- "a. Y.
Laird. blown iu tlc glass the back oil. every
bottle. Sold iy all Druggists and Fancy Gooos
Dealers July 2--d4wfw
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Advancing years
sickness. ere d-slp-
uciutmeut. and hcred-
itarv pred sDos lton.
all turn the nalr gray
Either ofthem disuas-
e. ltto IAN e prcma-
rurely. and either e.
feet s uusl- ht.F and
unpleasant g. behold
,ur. Ayc7s c1nsum-
mate skil has pro
luced an antldore for
these lfiIrl--les.
which has Won Erati
ruda FOR him from
nuIrtude % women
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.yER.s CHERRY PECTORAL-

For Diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs, suel a-
Coughs, Colds Nhoop -
'Coush. Bronchii :, Astii-
ms. and Consumption
The few com positions
which have won the con-
ddence o. mankind and
become household wore.
among not only one nu.
many nations, must A.' 7
extraordinary 49,
Perhaps DO one ever
eured vide reputation
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5inanrial.
TIIE
Consolidated First Mortgage
Bonds
-1F IHE-
1T. LOUIS a
South Eastern Railway Co.
CONSOLIDATED
OF Illinois. Indiana. Kentucky and
Tennessee.
81 YEAR PER CENT. WITH SINKING FUND
OF q PER CENT. OF GROSS EARNINGS.

PRINCIPAL AND Interest PAYABLE N GoLD Is
NV YORK Interest SEvI-ASxUALLr, FEBRUARY
AND AUGUST.
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Extract Of Roots and Herbs which almost -uTa-l-
ably cure the follow n cuIup plants
Dvspepsia- Heart Burn Liver Comp "a NJ. and Loss
o. Appetite cured by taking few BOTTLES
Lassitude- Low Spirits, and SINKING Sensation
cured at once.
Eruptions P.mples. BloJches and eli impurities
o. the blood. bursting through the skin Or other
wise. cured readily hy following tls directions on
tie Bottle.
For kidney. Bladder and Urinary arrangements
It has no equal. one bottle WI convince tae most
Worms. expelled from the system without the least
difficulty few bottles are su-lcelt ilz the ults-
obstinate ease.
Piles. one bottle has cured the most diIeu,. case
when all other remedies ALLIED
Nervous Difficulties, Neu1a--la- Headache. sc,
Rheuraatisn. swe-led Joints. and al S17o.u.ar
Affections removed or greatly relieved ty t4is iu-
valuable medicine
bronchitis, Catarrh. commissions, and Mysteries
D.mcult Breathing. Pain 20 the Lun-s- Side and
Chest almost invariably cured by taEu- .lw bot
tles % the Quaker L-tters,
Female Difficulties, So prevalent among Amer can
the Quaker tiers
Bilious. Bemiiteut and Intermittent Fevers. g.
prevalent u many parts az our country completely
eradiclfel ty the use O. the QUAKER Hltt1rs-
The AGED and 10 ths Quaker E.-iers fus- the AZ
tic.e they stand iu naed o IN tleir declining years
Il CueEcus the blood AID cheers the mind ana
paves THE passage down tine plane inclined
No one can remain long uuweI unless llc-al
with an incurable disease after taking lev bottles
OF tire Quaker B-tters.
sid hy all Dru--sts and Dealers il 1laiicines
sold 81 wholesale by
WELLS. RICHARDSON & CO..
Darlington, Vt
Prepared by
DR. II. d FLINT 4 CO..
At their Great Medical Depot le1 q Ig- Broad Street
Providenel, Z. j.
March l2--deod6w6m
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THE NEW FAlTILY MACHINE.
10 PER CENT. NET.

TIE IOWA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
VII invest money cu frst-c.iss Real Estate a- g..
per cent interest, nc-, payable semi-auuual-y OBJ
New YORK. and VIII guarantee the collection % o..
loans made through Q agency AL ch1r-rs Dl.-
By the borrower. Please write. before invest D..
for New lurk and New England references. and I'd.
particulars. SAME MEEEILL. late 6eys-1.- ..
Iowa. Pres I1clt- Address JAMES /. uEAurllIs.
sec'y. Drawer l5- Des u mes, Iowa
Tuiv lid eufw
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This road is formed by the consolidation Of the s.
Louis and Southeastern. the Evansville Heuder-
sor and Nashville and the Ed-efeld and Kentucky
Railroads ana Is the shortest and best possible
route from 81 Louis and CHICAGO % NASHVILLE
Novrc0NrHY ATLANTA. MACON, MOBILE. sAyAN-
van and CHARLESTON. It. superstructure and
equipment are unsurpassed by any in the West.
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MINERALS WANTED.

MARkET YARD.
WITH
sheds and Stabiing Connected.
rIlIIE Subscribers have opened Market Yard ana
L Commission House, in the City o. burlington,
entrance on Church Street near Main Tor the
SALE OF CATTLE, HORSES. COUNTRY PRO
duel, AND OTHER PROPERTY.
Persons having any o. the above property Tor
sale Will find il 10 their advantage e address Us
People viii be allowed b. feed their own hay ana
e-rain in sheds, OF we VIII furnish the same
p Ample Storage Tor all kinds o. Property. =
Address. ?. o. Box No. !.
PATTEB 4 LOCKE
Nav Il. ls-s-dkxsm Burlington, Vt
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HAvING TWO OF DODGE's SELF BAKING
II Reapers, ! propose 90 keep them n readiness
h fiji orders through the Season of Harvesting
cram F1- : ~ an acre. or s-.1u dlv. and found
iu either case shall also reap Corn Fodder ID lis
season -
have also bought Joe Laroses Threshin- AA-
chine and propose o. run .t "a Us ola route. and
refer customers o. Mr. LlrOu. who ID run the Aa-
chine Tor me f1r O while.
am also Agent joy the sale ~ me Dodge Mo"eI
and Reaper c5ulh.nel T. {. NARAMURE-
Julv lS-vlm Wllliston, VI