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hhs,.ut Is saf,. Perfectly odorlcss. Always uni
Hlm- Illuminating qualities superior 10 gls. Burns
iu guy lamp without danger of exploding or taking
possible test and its perfect burning qualities are
proved hy its continued use In over $4,000 families.
Millions Of gallons have been sold and no acct
dent directly or indiroctly-has ever occurred
from burning. storing or handling 1t.
Tie immense yearly loss TO life and property, re-
sultu- from the use Of cheap and dangerous o is in
the United states, is appalling.
Tho Insurance Companies and Fire Commi ssioners
throughout The country recommend the ASTRAL
the best safe aaId when Lamps are used. Send gor
circular.
Fog 5llc al retail hy The trade generally, and at
vholos by Interpretations CiiAS. PRATT 4 Co,
i.- Fulton Street New ok. Aug. - WIN
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

JOIN II. MARTIN, ASD( Bankrupts.
WILLIAM w. MARTIN, In Bankruptcy.
DISTRICT OF VERMONT. SSs-At Manchester,
II the 18th day Of October, A. d. lS73.
The undersigned hereby gives notice II hi
appointment as Assignee Of John II. and William w.
Martin, Of Mt. Tabor in the County Of Rutland, and
State Of Vermont, within said District. who have
been adJud-ed BankTupts upon their own petition,
by tho District Court of said District.
CIAuSCEY GREEN, Asst ynee,
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9ew ESTABLISHMENTS.

$40 A good business is offered to any ACTIVE
2OO. MAN, who IS willing 70 work. THIRTY
DoLLAhS week can easily be made above ex-
Penses We want few such men 10 canvass NEW
ENGLAND. Address with stamp,
". 2. STEfScN & CO.,
Office over Quincy Market Boston.
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Commercial.
Watertown Union Live stock MARKET
November IL.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.

AMOUNT " LIVE MOCK Al HAKhEf.
Cattle. Sheep & Lambs Swine
This week..--.... 1913 S.27O
Last week. ....... 1876 S75g
VermOnt......... Ga 27T9
Prices Of Market Beef-A few choice, 80 % &c 40.
extra, 50 0Ql59 30 Grst quality s OO1 so second
quality, s. Oo97 81. third quality, 81 5O,d5 so
Prices Of Store Cattle-Working oxen per pair
500, 81 80, sI75, to $3.50 Mich Cows and Calves.
from s35G65; Farrow Cows, s2o9;0; extra s7N6gO .
Yearlnss, slODls; Two Years Old, s2GG5; Three
Years Old, S5OGij.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs In lots, wool sheep.
s. -. -. 81, and s. - each; extra 81 u0d - or
from D to 5icgi5; Spring Lambs 4Iad!c gB; Veal
Calves, 400 a 100.
Prices Of Hides, Tallow and skins Brighton
Hides, g. az Pib; Tall0w,-0 &c y n; Country
Hides GG6icg IL: Tallow 46D 4ic v n Pelts, 75c
q 81 p each; Calf Skins, l29l5c q b.
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4 Gard.


% LIBERTY STREET,
NEW York, Nov. 5, 1873. )
To the Ed'lor o.the Free Press and Times.
My attention has just been direct
ed to a statement published in some
Vermont papers that | have faiied VIII
You be good enough to announce in your
next issue that this report IS utterly untrue.
! have not failed, and Do not expect to fail,
for the simple reason that have property
ample to pay all owe and have something
LEFT. It is true ny property in Vermont
has been attached by man, who, without
any right, seeks to hold me for the debt Of
his o'cn son, not one dollar Of lrbich DO /
oirc, or an 7 Ha5ie for. And this man. in
stead OF attempting 10 enforce his claim
against me here IN Ne1c York, where live,
and have ample property to answer to any
judgment which he CT any one else might
recover against me, goes to Vermont, and
without judgment seizes my property and
subjects INC to expense, annoyance and false
(fnot maiicious) reports calculated to do
me gr'at injury at such time a this, and
why? Simply because the laws Of your
State craft it, while the laws of New York
require him to first establish his clam by
obtainiu. judgment. before he can seize
property. have no fears of the result of
this suit, and even should it 90 against me
can pay it and rot fail either
\. W. GRIswoID.
The EsleY Orean Cnr,lnanv at rnttlehnrn
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NOTICE.


E'sTRAY-Came into the enclosure Of the sub
H serlber, az louisville, Vt, Oct. 3rd. 1873,
The owner is requested to prove property. paw
charges and take hlu away. A. T. COOPEA
Nov l2-4fw3W
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NOTICE ~ nANKnUPrcY.

rI'HIS IS To GIVE NOTICE. that on The 9Th day
L Of November, A. ID. 1873. Warrant in Bank
ruptcy Issued against the estate % Lewis =.
Carlton. Of Jericho. a the County II Chittenden.
and state Of Vermont. Who has been adiudeec 4
Bankrupt on his creditors petition that the
payment Of any debts ami delivery 0f any property
belonging % said Bankrupt 60 HIN. or for his use.
and the transfer Of any property by hin. are
forbidden hv law: that meeting OF the or, dit rs
OF said Bankrupt. to prove their debts. ami q
choose one or more Assignecs % his estate, viii be
held at a Court OF Bankruptcy, 70 be holden At tho
Office Of L. L. Lawrence, in Burlington. in the
County Of Chirtcnfeu, and State O! Nurmunt. before
L. L. Lawrence, Register. on the 2i day 81 Noyeui-
her, A. d. ls.1, at 90 O'Clock A. n.
6E b. FOSTER
1. 5. MARSHAL, cs Messenger
70r7v
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OUT OF BUSINESS!

But not cut Courage or Eaec-y Al such .honld
write US no once for go q chance o. mske large
va yes tbs winter. Send tor eu- circulars AID terms
o. D. l.. GUERNSEY. Pub. Concord. :. q.
Nov i9-+iAwfw
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In Wow Of the ABOVE Ilcts !. il wise ID
drain the State to the extent OF over six
hundred thousand dollars annually rs is
now done. to pay premiums in foreign Life
Companies when such an institution q, the
Vermont Life exists within oar own Dor
GERS, chartered by oar Le5is.ature and al
Pii37,lG GleIr.
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poor orphan girl was arrested at st.
Johnsbury and put in Jail, bat the tender
hearted sheriff, moved by her tender years
and iriendless condition, took her into the
bosom of his family and gave her the liberty
Of his house, And tina. ungratefal orphan
jGst stole all his girls clothes. spitcfully
smashed his watch and left.
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w HEREAS, Osborne J. Phillips. 4 minor. bound
w out ~ me until years Of majority has de.
serted my house and care, this is 20 warn a perss
against harborin- or trusting him on my account
as ! shall pay no debts o. his Contracting.
OSBORNE F. PHILLIPS
Essex, Vt, Nc. -, ls7J.-e1w;w
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BRlsToI.-The oyerhauling of the liquor
sellers continues at Bristol. Friday fore
noon there Was considerable searching by
the officers fer the d" ardent hut little was
found F.yo persons were arraigned for
selling liquor as follows Burt Charles
Aberaatiy, Joseph Oakes, Geo. W. Dixie,
jesse Ridley and Edgar W. Gage. Aber-
natty was fined $50 and costs and appealed.
No case was made oata gain-t 0akes. Dixie
was found guilty. ofthrec offences and costs
and appealed Ir the case of Ridley, the
States At5orncT entered a aol pros, for the
purpose Of taking it to ;hc County Court.
Cages trial was adjourned g. another day.
The trials were in the town hall, and were
attended by quite an audience, among them
large number Of ladies, who feel that the
law should and shall be enforced. They
were a power in that court room.
The second lecture in the Bristol lecture
course wa. delivered by John Il. French,
Ii. D., of Darlington. en- the 9th.
Tho winter torn Of the Bristol Academy
commences November 36.h, under the man
acenont Of B. ". Weld. Principal
The Bristol boys played a match game Of
base bali with the Miidiebury College boys,
on the GROUND Of tie latter. last Saturday
week, and Won the victory.
4 Bristol e,7s ponient. e3mmcnt.ug on
the recent liquor trials in that place, a.
ludcs to a feature in ;hom, which las struck
many other persons who have been in the
way Of hearing the testimony in such cases.
lie says "Itcycry parent in the land could
have attended these trials, and witness the
amount Of lying and perjury there enacted.
be could see how i1,y in thc scale Of man
hood ram would ink a man, and would
teach his children temperance as the first
lesson.
srAsSs4oao.-on tie night Of the 2I-t of
October some mi-crcant went over the pre-
misses Of Nathan Morrill,. in Starh-b5r5. and
killed and piled Up ten tarLic~. and stole
and carrolaway six more.
LEscEsTER.-Whne William Powers. Of
Leicester, was standing behind his buggy,
at the station, lat Friday morning, the
horse took fright ~ the cars and eayea
sudden start. Mr.. Powers caught h5il of
the wheel and was thrown headfr-. over it,
striking his head violently against the step.
lie was taken up in an unconscious coaii-
ton.
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Graal Iaotites.
CHESTER nLANcmaRp.s ESTATE.

CHESTER BLASCMARD's ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. , Tho Honorable the
DISTRICT OF cHITrsNDES 5sS9ei SIi ,o5 ,he
70 the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
OF Choster Blanchard, late Of Underhi! in SAID dis
triCt, deceased.
GEEErIsG.
M HEkEAS, application hath been made to this
W Court in writing, by the exeruir' Il the last
VIII OF said deceased praying for license and author
ity 10 sell the real estate Of said deceased Including
the reycrsion OF the widows dover therein
fr the pas men o. debts AID charges % administra
ton, and setting forth therein the amount Of debts
due from the said deceased the charges Of at!rnns-
tration, the amount OF personal estate, and tue
situation Of real estate.
Whereupon, the said Court appointed and assigned
the 10Th day OF November A. D. lS73, at the Probate
Court rooms. in said District, 10 hear and decide
upon said application, and petition. ani ordered
pubhc notice thereof % Dc gwen t. oil persons
interested therein, by publishing sad order tOseth-
er with the time aud place OF hearing, three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, a news
paper which crculatgs ia the ueighturhood o. those
persons interested in said estate, all which pulc-
IONS snail he previous O. tEe day assigned for
hearing.
ihcsv-ure, you are hereby notified b appear before
s1',i Court 40 the time and place assigned. then
auH Nlcfe ~ SAID Court. Co. give bonds, TIE law
p.Ie1's joy Tie payment r, o." debts. aul charges
Oh ADMIN stTatiun. and uiaic ,uur object ,uS -
the granting OF such license. g. yua scs cause.
NEen under my hand 50 the prulat e Court rnoni-
lHs oth Gay e. November. \. D. 1853.
-lN3t r l. WALES fudge.
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Vermont State Agricultural Society.


ANNUAL AEEilNb.
The annual meeting of the Vermont State
Agricultural Society, and Wool Growers
Association was held at the American Hotel,
Burlington, Wednesday, Nov. IL, 1873,
at 10 O'Clock a. H. Hon. Henry G. Root,
President, Henry Clark, Secretary.
Hon. Crosby Miller of Pomfret, chairman
of the finance committee presented a report
of the condition of the finances Of the
society Of which the following i a sum
mary:
Total expenses Of fair Of l5.-...-.--.-.. s6,39lt
Total receipts o. fair Of ls.3-.---..--.-.. b'-''b
Excess of expenses. Sil.57
Note.-In the expenses IS included the
sum Of &9i7.s9, which were extraordinary
expenses Of the society incurred in fitting
up Floral Hall
The President appointed a. committee
to nominate list of officers FOR the ensuing
year:
Henry n. Newell, Shelburn; James \.
Shedd, Burlington; S e. ilolyoke, ST.
Adams; Henry Chas-, Lyndon; Miner
billiard, Rutland.
II. y. Newell, chairman Of the committee
on nomination., presented the following
nominations for board Of directors:
Henry &. Root, Henry S Morse,
William K. Sanford, Crosby MiilUr,N b.
Stafford, Henry Clark, Elijah Cleveland,
John Gregory, George Campbell, Henry
HAYWARD. Henry B. Kent, Lawrence Brai-
nerd. David Goodell, Z. 5. Stowcll, James
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FIRE AND Loss Or LIE At MoNHroN.-
On Monkton Ridge, about O. clock in the
evening Of Nov. 3, the house occupied by
widow Mitchell Blair, a lady about sixty
years ofaEc, was consumed by fire. Al at
tempts to rescue Mrs. Blair from the flames
were in vain. and she was found with her
body horribly burned. She had occupied
the house alone since the death Of her hus-
band, prelerring to be supported there by
the town rather than to 90 elsewhere. They
had Just completed a more comfortable resi-
deuce for her, much against her wishes.
There are conflicting opinions in regard 20
the origin Of the fire. Some think It was
thing of the kind.
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SELF-MURDzRoUs NEeLECr.-Tc suffer cold to
accumulate on cold, or a cough to become chronic
when a few doses Of HALE's fIoyEY OF HoREHouSD
AND TAR taken at the outset, invariably effect a
cure IN few hours. For sale by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.-wlt
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biaekhcads AMI FleshEoTms, use PERRY'S In
proved Uometone and Pimple Remedy, the great
ska medicine. frepalsi only by Dr. B. {. PeRsY,
Deriaatolo.'st. 90 Bond SO y. Y Sold 10y druggists
everywhere. March 2j -decd2Wsr
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~t.t.1HN ''tN4i
stated that there are IT present fifty
widows living in Orwell. J, must be mn I'M
reol,bv r.ls,s fir husbands
y store % hlncoeE owned and occupied .y
La.eu hacA' was Ie'yii-.5 .- t ~, ---
Us e'-.1".' .li -'.,
VA --1 4-'-i-
Oh HI'l-'.l- @.'e -1li.. -i., -'-S
;,', Ir- 10 i,,,,- --'-s.l ~ 5ar-.f-.- -'.e,
19fbinr n any a,l,,r.- c5i.Ii b., -lr1f
Al,
--A' -i, ','' '-'-l- ''- w
er9 el-4lA, 1l1---ii ASSOCIATION ~, TIC
-o41', III my Comm l-'7
1AA '.1l 81 ''2'-- ~ /. e--.a '- .-l-'
Sl''. o',i.,'i'''l- -I N'i s.. '' '' ''li
5''..I -'1.-' 'i-e-. VIZ 's li'-,l' j, one
S1loi-ts-Mrs II b. H. Carter. Of Boston.
soprano Nh Agnes Ones Spring, oi B---
ION. oontralt5 Mr.. p l.. COBB. ot Boston,
baritone and huAorl-t. In1i---- Frol. j..
II. H.giey, MI ana Airs. .. t. COBB Two
grand concerts WILL De given 30 Academy
lfall, t-e hI>l .H thursday evening. peccn-
5eT an ana The second "a friday evening"
l'e.3'ill 7. '-'' t-' -'l' ''-l.. Oh H..,'
.:fi 80. - -ii '' ''' -''
"''' ''-'
gymnasium Las been established IN
AItdle5ary.
BENNINGTON COUNTY
A most successful -sryicsl orsrlf..i was
rscentlv performed on lion. John L Cafes
Of Remington. hv DR.. Mclean of Troy. \
Y. assisted bys Or. Roberts of Albany. brs
E. y ;. Morgan, K. T. Bennett and H. j.
Potter o. Bennington. 4 soft cancer Of
thirty years standing and which ir the
past year had been quite Troublesome WAS
remoyed from the side Of Mr.. Gates face.
The patient was put under the influence of
ch.oroi1rm, aui during the operation,
when took about twenty minutes, lt was
-, IL sl g.. - ."- ,1 --i-i ..'Iy
49, '--' -. w., ~ az '-' 'i '"e 'i
---
An attempt was made b. tie opponents
Monday night. to rc~cinl the vote .f n t,rt-
night since 10 appropriate SIS coo for
graded school building, but il was defeated
by an overwhelming majority.
The Vermont Mills at North Bsnni,,to,
tre arain running on full time. the strikers
having agreed to accept the reduction OF
twenty peg cent on wages.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Renben Whitchcr died at G-ot,D Will,
sizing at the table eating witb the rs,,iiv
wh,re he boarded HIS wife lieJ two
months and fourteen day, before. lie was
bcrl il the town IN which BE died
rg.,...,,,. ,.-.,....-.-
LemuGl scott formerly OF Cambridge,
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The SUPREME CouET.-The general term
OF the Supreme Court closed az Montpelier
Monday morning. Decisions were an
nouneed but no opinions were ready. The
noted case of the Montpelier and Wells
River Railroad Company, against James r.
Langdon, to recover subscription to the
stock, resulted in his final defeat, and this
will carry with it other subscriptions, so
that the road viii derive about fifteen thou
sand dollars.
The court affirmed the decree of the Chan
cellor against the orators in the case of
Edgeeumbes Us. city Of Burlington, relating
to Green Mount Cemetery, which decision
will be received with satisfaction in our
community.
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,,,-, 10. f,s .,,s,less march has brought Us near
,b, close of another year Summer is past, and
Autumn Is already yielding to Winter The pro-
ducts the earth are garnered up for the sustenanee
,-r,s, and heast during barren months that are
,.o,-eB.. stfl eith and hope assure us that Spring
VII again return, bringing with it the beauty and
.-, -rsncso OF a new year. he whose word cauaot
he broken has promised that seed-time and harvest
shall notfail. Now is the time t. remember the I'M
numbered rrerescs OF the God; and while rejoicing
m our general prosperity, let us not forget the poor
WHO are always with Us. In some parts Of cur
country the King Of Terr5rs has been busy IN his
work of destruction, while generally the mere.os
aad blessings Of God have been showered upon US
1nI demand our most grateful praise
Therefore, in accordance with the Proelamat. On
az tie President Of the United States and in pur-
,ulnce ~ immemorial custom, do hereby appoint
Thursday. the twouty-scventh day o. November
next, as day q Thanksgiving and praise 10 Tod
Pr H.,m erc.ful kindness to this Commonwealth
and the people thereof a. well rs to this great
uatau- and cxho-t tic people e. tbs state 10 lay
aside al unnecessary labor, TO meet Ia thor
several places of public worship on the day above
named and there earnestly invoke the forgiveness
.f.sr many SINS a1l make our acknowlod -emcnts
t.A-a.-uty God 1or lis bouuties and IL pro;ec-
..a.anl ,aer o. Him our united prayer, f.r their
continuance.
rr witness wderearI have hereuut3 signed my
--fae and caused the seal OF the State to he aix
.1 10 N".l-tHcE. tins twenty seventh day o.
october. 10 the wear o. cur Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy three.
F- t..s Governor. JULItStuNNEB-H.
..E7H y. pryIsov.
Secretary ofC-7'l and 3Iltlry ATl'-'.
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BRYANT s. sTRATTON SCHOOL.
rpSToN xfASs
Commercial

COURSE OF STUDY, PREPARATORY To BUSINESS.
The studies embraced n the plan q the Schoo.
and desi gned for those pupils who have acquired
good knowledge q tie Elementary Enzl'sl
Branches. are
Bookkeeping.
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HrEEsEuRcH.-Friday evening tho people
Of Hinesburgh were entertained ny a
lecture from Rev L. y. Boaudry of Shell
burn. on Life and Death in Libby Prison.
Although the subject does not suggest any
thing laughable, the speaker had the faculty
to provoke laughter, in his manner Of pre-
senting the ludicrous and humorous side Of
it, as well as to stir up Indignation at the
horrible crueltics inflicted upon our brave
boys who suffered Imprisonment there.
The lecture was under the auspices of the
G. \. +. and the Ilinesburgh Quartette
Club added much to the entertainment by
several patriotic songs, rendered in their
best style. The people of IIine>burgh
man Tested their appreciation Of the lecture
By a liberal contribution for the benefit of
the post Of the C. Ar.
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u and Hiit g. D. u oif ullItl pray ei7 joy tiieir
continuance.
Ir witness whereecI have hereuuto signed my
name and caused the seal OF the State 90 he an 4
.f ~ Woodstock. this twenty seventh day OF
Der. her. 20 the wear % cur Lord one thousand
-.-4t hundred aud seTenty-three.
F- ME Governor. JJLtStuNN Lii-h-
Ja,sFH D. nEysoN
Secretary Of Civil and " l.tlry A.,l .-'.
The Boston Trorsl,r cztinguiShes our
Vermont Court OF Charcery hy calling it
ga -5-.a.l5I court of Jaw" This is very
we're i1 the IrarI,r
We understand that until further notice
ue factory Of Kl5ma 81 Gates viii De run
only on alternate weeks, and on three
quarter dime az that.
TIE wa5uen mills at Wiaoo-Ai are still
Running ou full time; but are employing
DID new hands to fill vacancies In thei- force,
which is consequently somewhat smaller
than usual
Capt. Daniel Waller. Of Bethel, aged
eighty YEAR. del after long and ling57-
ing sickness Oh Monday He was one Of
the towns Oldest Inhabitants end much ro--
peatsl.
p-.,..,n pr-r-ra NT,nsrr. Az III.
,,s--.. Nr,n1svbetts- was d1l- and lovger
ordinary 3a., %. good. IS TO SO: choice.
80 t533. Cheese. ncw milk sJll at lie,
i.--ru.,- min. --... ..,.. 1q4o1gl
ST. Aln>s Bruzs NAEssr.-Taa may
ket Tuesday was l4u and declining. The
Quotations "'-'. ,.'i'-- " - '4,'' ~ ~ ~
-'-'''-' ''
u ''. '.'''- '' -''
fRr AT SuEfurRx PoNr.-TLe dwelling
house afIoyi Blair. IN She,baru Point.
was DESTROYED hv fire Monday forenoon The
ire e-u,h- ia the milk room and soon
-,.-ir. -,r..,l p. ti. Ups. or IA, PREMISES.
Nan. or-r. r.~,i-r-. v.. .srsd In-ur.
..,.,. -cle
n,--., .--..-.-, II, the form Of q laabIe-
r..l.5..rr lii. i,.. l..... ...rl .+ .l.. W.
=,
BAH Of North Ferri~lur-l When born
the calf had tro perfect heads. Cow and
calf 10th died.
I----,- ...t..5
-. ..'..'-l -i'''.- 10. = . -.
-'l .-=.i. .'-.' ...--. 80.
''1'- '- '''' ''-'
Witlif tLe next year the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company wll. Jay double
....t- r.-,r.., S,-s-,-, and EaIl-+,n S,a
''- '-- par o- "-'-''''- AUG '''' '''''7
business oa the Rensselaer, ANA Saratoga
division
Accu&r ST WINo'-R--Fnily al-
ternoon a young man named Gappedc
Granger. IN the employ Of the Burlington
Woolen Company .'el down the eieyatJrof
the Woolien NIL, a distance of five stories.
striking the iron bail of the elevator plat
form az the bottom. receiving very severe
interua. iuiarie-. Although hcwa- morec5m-
Portable saturday could expected, his
IL. -...,,.,. ..,--....,l,. 1.,r.+f,r
The fir. across tie Lake. " c.lne~lav night
was caused By the burning of the woods
along the line 9rthe New York and Canada
Railroad. south Of Trcmbleau Mountain.
between Port Douglas and WulSbor1.
Tie funeral Of Jacob Mack. Esq, took
place Il.- bay. ut half past ouc j.. "a. from
bis late residence in this city. Rev. 3. r.
A-vl oGe.atei. Tie bar of our city were
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rvEGErISE is taken regularly. according to d.
reeIions. certain AID speedy cure Of Dyspepsia
will follow its use. wit
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The STATE AGRICULTURAL SoCErr.-A
meeting Of the Board of Trustees ofthe Yer
mont State Agricultural Society will be
held at the American Hotel, Burlington,
Tuesday evening. Nov. llth The annual
meeting Of the Society V in be held on We'd
ncsday, Nov. 18th, at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-14

The GrCatcst Strke Yet-Eyerywhe-e the SEX
are striking against metallic medicines and pow
Crlui vegetable polspus. Everywhere they are
strong IN the belief that constitutional gorant
"A preparation uniting the properties Of a tonic 4
diseases. Everywhere they are coming to the con-
clusoa thit
Tarrant's EGsrvescent Settler AperIent
e precisely such preparation. Within the past
year thousands 20 families have adopted ii as a
household TemcGy-iiscardin- all the drugs they
had previously taken, and administered TO their
children. In general debility nervousness. liver
compliant. COAST patton. indi -esti0n. rheumatism
and fegcrs i Is indeed marvellous medicine.
Sold hy ali druggists. 2ow2tkd2t2N