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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-08-21

To the Editor of the Free Press and Times.
In response to the request Of many Re-
! publican voters who were not present at
the opening ofthe Republican caucus which
elected delegates in this city, last June, to
the County Convention, we wish to make
the following statement. The ballot box
was not opened till every one of the tellers
elected by the meeting were present and
I seas-ssSn the seats they were to occupy
during the evening, and no vote was taken
until then. The tellers, all of h.q., agreed
which of them should receive the votes,
before the first vote was taken and depos.
tied in the box. Upon the suggestion of
one OF the undersigned, Mr. Peek was to
keep the name of every voter whose
vote should be received by us against his
wishes, and he so kept the list, (which did not
exceed six or eight at the close of the eau
Gus. The city committee had called the
meeting at the city courtroom. the first
meeting Of the kind Getty caucus)
held IN 50 small room in Bur-
llngton for years. \ great number of
aged voters, among the first to gather, and
whose politics could not be doubted. were
nearest the table, and urged that the box
should be opened earlier, but their votes
were refused until all the tellers should be
present This fact, at least, those who stood
in the front rank, viii remember. The
only thing that Mr.. Peck one of the tellers,
whose name appeared as delegate on the
Ballard ticket, complained of during the
evening was, that the votes were taken
from some of the first few. whom he did
not know. lie certainly challenged freely
and was aided by the friends of Mr.. Ballard
Mr.. Ballard was present at the caucus and
acted in it. Gen. Henry was neither pre-
sent at the caucus, nor in the County Con
yention.
Neither Of us challenged theyote- eff Hon.
Daniel Roberts and DR.. Harrington. This
was done by Mr.. Newell Lawrence. 1t wa
late in the evening, and until five minutes
before this time no vote Of a Republican.
who voted for Horace Greeley, was refused.
but all were taken alike until Mr.. Peck
challenged the vote Of one of this class.who
presented the Henry ticket The remaining
tcIlers yielded to the wishes Of Mr.. Peck
and the Henry ticket SO presented was
thrown out Mr. Newell Lawrence. who
was present, was dissatisfied, and while be
stood there, haIilya minute later, the two
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RITE iH' .- q 'N'Ii.'N'-''-'-
iae -'P1'.'.a" 'onSTc--''nll ''A''n-
tim m-ta- ;a' bail OF thc Junction House
pursuant q call, az = p. m- to-day and
Wa calico e. order by Col Franklin fa'r-
banks, chairman VI the District committee
who real the cali and the roll Of the con
ycn;i1n and presented tac name Of Hon
Abi-da syotlart. cd Townsend, a- tempo
nary chairman. TIE orrani1ation was then
perfected h' the election Of O. Z. GambreA,
Of Bradford, and Henry Stafford, Of Hart
ford, as temporary ~oc7etaIics-
GA notion o' ll-. Harris ot Hra'.ieLoro.
it WAS voted 90 make the temp racy organ
izatiou permanent, with th, addition of one
yice-pre-ilenJ from each county in the Dis
t-ict. The following were elected: l.. o.
Greene. Woodstock, Windsor county, John
Waite. West Randolph, Orange county;
Horace Fairbanks. s. JOhn-bury, Gale
5,ni, ,.,nn-v I D E-,lo,n4p Rocking
- V-;..Ii. ....
'''''-'
On notion oil q :. JANA OBJ %. 'oHH7-
bury. "a ballot was ordered for candidate Tor
/ REPRESENTATIVE.
I'D. Bridrnaa. 10. Rockingham. present.
Ell the name of Hon. Luke p. Poland
J. : kepnjSon. of Peacham. presented
the uape of Col. John &. Mead. Of West
RandolDb.
l. 7. Baldwin. of Nowbury. presented
III, name Of Hon. pndlcy {. Deni~on. Of
Royalton.
Iurb Henry. Of Chester. made violent
,tta,l. IN .Jndoo Poland. accusing him with
avariee. with forgetting his contracts with
tbe ue,pls and With exercising tyranny
over the neonle. lie seconded Dcnison.
Hon. Roswell Farnham, of Bradford,
seconded judge Poland. as did also Hon
Horace Fairbanks, of 81, Johnsbury
Messrs. Bgidgman. Baldwin and kennison
were invited to act as telcrs. and 4 ballot
wa, had with the following result
Whole number of votes cast. lis
Necessary Tor choiee -.--.-.- %
- IL, = NJ -
Dudley {. Denison. ................3
lloyt II. Wheeler. Observation-Disclosures. >
fo-ahd : majority over All '-''-'-'''lo
Henry S@tlord moved that the nomination
OF MI Poland he mace unanimous
MI Dai1"I" "'oSt' anu III Sn'I' anu
oitter speech opposed 'N9 NOTION sly my
tha1 IL could hol be maze unanimous III,
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY. e.

rl,IIIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, that on the st day
1 Of August, A. ID. iS7i, a Warrant in Bank
ruptcy WAS issued against the estate OF Milton
g. Bostwick, OF IIine-hurgh, in,the County Of Chit
.enden and State of Vermont. who has been
adiud-ed a Bankrup; On his creditors petition
that the payment oil any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging 10 said Bankrupt to him. or for
his use, and the transfer o: any property by them,
are forbidden by law that 4 meeting or the
creditors Of said Bankrupt, 10 prove his debts.
snd tn choose or more Assgnees OF their estate,
will he held at a Court Of Bankruptcy, to be
holden at the Office of L. l.. Lawrence, ESQ., in Bur
Iington in the County OF chittenden, and State
OF Vermont, before L. L.. Lawrence. ESD, Register.
on the lstn day OF August 4. u. ssi. at 10 o'clock
A. N. IiiDhAo fhiLEf'
6w3w Deputy U. s. Marshal as Messenger.
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(eerned in the estate OF
DISTRICT OF cHlrTESDEN, S. Alfred h. ballard late
Of Burlington in said District, deceased,
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District of Chtteuden. the 18th day oil
August A. u. l-9f. an Instrument purportins 10
be the last II and Testament, o. Alfred h Ballard,
late Of burlington, in said District. deceased was
presented to the Court Aforesaid, Tor Probate ana
il is ordered hy said Court that the 10th day o.
September A. D. Is1 l. Mt the Probate Court Rooms IN
said Burlington. be assigned for proving said In
strument and that notice thereof be gwen 10 all
persons concerned BY publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the burlington Weekly Free
Press a newspaper printed at sud Burlington,
previous 10 the time appointed.
Therefore You are hereby notified toappear before
said Court a; the time and place Aforesaid, AMI con
test the probate OF said Will, il you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington IN said DIS
trict this 18th day of August, A. D. Isl
Wv r. ). TAFT, Register.
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sperial 0otites.


Costiveness the Source Of Disease.
1t causes Piles, Headache, Dizziness, Biliousness
Sour Rising, Oppression Of Food, Low Spirits
Worms, Ind gestOn, &c. Dr.. HARRIsON's PERts
rALrIC L0zESGEs warranted 10 cure all these and
every form OF Dyspepsia, and the only cure for
Piles, either bleeding or blind; as all outward ap-
PIeations are only time and money wasted. Trial
last price.
DR.. HARRlsoS's ICELAND BALsAN, n splendid
cure for coughs, hoarseness, and all throat and
lung complaints. For sale by Z. S. HARRISON L
Co.. Projectors No. | fremont Temple Boston,
anu by all druggists Au-. l-w!msn
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Tickets can he procured on board Steamers and
at Steamboat Office, west side City Park.
\. L. INylAN, Supt.
Aug. L, ls7f.-dI0d&w2w
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SouTu IIERo.-Mr. Charles Wright had
steer killed by lightning in one OF our late
fearful thunder storms.
The boarders are thinning out at the
Spring House, the season being nearly over.
Prof ". y. Phelps has disposed of his
stock of cattle, also his hay and grain, pre-
paratory to leaving the Island for his
school in Swanton. Mr.. Iiadley, of Bur-
lington, was the purchaser
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GRAND Isle CoUNTY.-At the Republican
convention Of Grand Isle County, held at
North Hero, On Saturday last, the following
ticket was put in nomination
For Senator-Asa Reynolds, of Alburgh.
Ist Assistant Judge-Wm. L. Sowles,
Alburgh.
md Assistant JUDGE. P. Hall, South
Hero.
States Attorney j. Il. Adams, Grand
Isle.
Judge Of Probato-H W. Allen, North
Hero.
Sherif-O. P. Knight, North Hero.
High Bailif-George IL. Sowles. Al
burgh.
The following county committee was ap-
pointed
Il. Il. Hill, Isle La Motto; B. W. Rey-
nolds, Alburgh Edwin Adams, Alburgh.
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WRITE

To Bryant Stratton, Troy Business College; cata
loyues and specimens of penrnanship; sent free 10
any address. Is Of the Oldest largest, best sus
tanned and most practically conducted eomerciai
schools in the country, and the only one thai
teaches bookkeeping by AetH9i Original Trans
action Ninety per cent. Of its graduates are now IN
successful business. Total expenses Tor three
months course including board, 500. address,
pecs-uIv. ina Troy, N. Y.
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DE. SCHENCK'S
Pnlm,Ouic Syrup, Sea Weed Ton
IL, and Mandrake Pills.

These medicines have undoubtedly performed
more cures OF Consumption than any other remedy
known to the American public. They com
pounded Of vegetable ingredients and contain moth
IN which can be injurious to the human consttu-
ton.
Other remedies advertised as cures Of cousump-
ton, probably contain opium, which is somewhat
dangerous drug in all cases and i. taken freely by
consumptive patients, il must DO great injury for
its tendency s TO contine the morbid matter in the
system, which, o: course must make i'm
p0ss he.
Schenck's PTlmonic Syrup "a warranted not 10
contain particle OF opium. IL is composed o;
powerful hut harmless herbs, whch act the
lunSs, liver stomach and blood. and thus correct all
morbid secretlons, and eXpe all the dsea ed matter
from the body. These are the only means by which
consumption can be cured, and as Schencks Pul
monic Syrup. Sea Weed Tonic. and Mandrake Pills
are the only medicines which operate IN this WAY,
IL is obvious they are the only genuine cure Tor
Pulmonary Consumption. Each bottle Of this IN
Va liable medicine Is accompanied by full directions.
Dr. Schenck j. profess lonally at his principal
OLce, corner Sixth and Arch streets PA ladel ph.a,
every Monday. and at the Quincy House, Boston,
N the following Wednesdays, June ilth and 2ith,
July -th and 81 and Au gust 5th and 18Th.
March ll-deod3wly
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Bolts and E0Itins-igain.

H0its and HOiting-tgain.
T. the Editor o. the Free Press and Times
VIII you allow me a few words more. |
have had great respect for the FREE PREss,
and have trusted much to its wise counsels
in political affairs. If dissent now. it is
from conviction, not captiousneSs. and from
a conviction which know many other men
share with me. Do | understand you? In
the FREE Pass of August It'll. said In
the strictcst technical sense, am not
party man, Aud in explanation Of what
meant, added immediately: Il have no
adherence 10 party, such as makes me feel
under any obligation to sustain its meas
ureS or its men without regard to what
believe to be pure and right" In direct
reply to this the FREE Pass says He
di-arm- all controversy in this case By the
declaration that he is not party man. Til,
paper is a partvpaper. It. editor is strict
Is party man That is, be l>a strictly
party man in the sense in which was care
fol to explain that am not. He -as,aiu-
the measures and the men put forward BY
the party, without regard To VIVA, he a--
lieyl~ to be pure and right.
1t should be especially noticed tina, all
this va- sall ON both side. (bv me and hy
the cliJor). with especial reference not to
the broader national and state aspects of
the party, but to our relations and duty &
-te Marty ami II. doing. I'm the primary
r....i - r.-.;-
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its claims for support upon its published
..r..r.-., q ,,--r,..-.,',. and MAST history
ana '-c l'1i y III .'"" va 01"".s -'
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party. .oye ta9-e pI.nelp-eS, anu nave
away voted i,s '4ein' ana eAiei5 % y! ~
aih proud oi tAc history o. lIs I'et -.-'.'il
Party .4t -1Me Oh 1ne 7tT..',r' narrow u
d'!ns' oi 'iAe men anu Vi one OF -lu y''I
el-e, ana fIi4AIY meeting = Oh l-y l,1..''i
am ashamed o. anu can never guy f3I'
long IL remain tTe ID lne uroal anu ~ ..1
pTlncip'es "4leA nave gwen inc parry is
character ana lis success MY a1l'se.ce %
the party IN It's broad sense PROMPTS my
following some oI these 9tTleleS' hATF' 81
lllUu- "a men Who act I'D tie name % TIE
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have ranged from 90l3ic Y b, as to quality Eggs
at q "a 25c Tor Northern and Eastern. White Beans
at - OOG2 0 extra pea at 81 40zD2 65, and yellow
eyes at 50 10 v bush. New Potatoes at 81 75d2 p z
250Pbbl.
MOOL-There has been a very fair business doing
in Wool, and prices remain quite steady and firm
or all desirable kinds The sales include 2j5OU0 lbs
ono and Pennsylvania heeces at 81 86Oc v b., in
lock at at 5Sll6Oc; alOGO ms MICHIGAN at AZ al 81
y b; $4,000 bs Western at i7a52.c q b.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

the District Court Of the United States. for the
1 District Of Vermont In the matter Of Stevens
q Foster, MISUNDERSTANDING The under
siened Assignee 90 said Bankrupts hereby gives
notice that it has been ordered by the District
Court Of sad District that the second and third
general meetings oi the creditors Of said Bankrupts
be held at the city oi Burlington, in said District.
the 9Th day Of September, \. y. lS,i AT 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon. at the office Of f.. l.. Law
renee. Esq one Of the Registers in Bankruptcy for
said District, for the purposes name. in the 9th
and 18th sections Of the Bankrupt Act. and that
have filed ms final account Asst gnee Of said Bank
rupts and that at said time and place shall apply
to said Court for a settlement ~ NV said accounts
and .or a schar-e from all liability as Assignee
or said estate, accordance with the provisions oI
the 18th section Of SAID Act.
Dated - st. Adams, IN said District. tnis 9Th day
OF August, A. ID. ISL.
6w3w HANSON E. LEWIS, Assignee.
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>uELBURN - ATTEMPTED SUICIDE y
f.snchman. by the name of John Bassett,
attempted suicide, in ShelLurn, Friday
afternoon, by shooting The affair hap
l.,aci near the house of Andrew Burrtt,
The weapon used being small revolver.
Ga--ctt was riding along the road with
another man. and when at the place men
toned. he ali-htel from the wagon. and
stepping behind some bushes, committed
the deed The ball entered his neck. pro
ducing a wonnd. which. j; was thought,
viii prove fatal. The man with Ba>sett, as
soon as he saw what was done. gave the
alarm which brought assistance to the
scene. \ physician was called. in whose
charge the woaniel man was taken to hi,
home, IA Charlotte, where. AT last accoun.--.
he lay in a critical condition. The causs of
the act is said to be domestic trouble.
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Sin il often the resslt Of physical ill-health and
feeble stomachs. During one-third of our time the
process of digestion continues. To be dyspeptic is
10 be miserable; dyspepsia is the foundation oil
fevers and all the diseases OF the blood liver, skin
the vegetable ingredients in that great purifier OF
the blood and restorer Of health, DR. WALKERS
VINEGAR BirTgRs.-Aug. 10, fd&wiw
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EepuI,lIcaa County Nomination.
For SENATORS.
Nm. ". HENRY. OF Burlington.
CHARLES /. LADD, OF Milton
A. H. CHESMORE. Of Huntington
FOR ASSISTANT JUDGES.
NATHANIEL PARKER, of Burlington
A. h. HALBERT OF Essex.
FoR STATES ATTORNEY.
g. p. 3. HEWITT, Of Burlington
FOR SHERIFF.
tIsIAS A. DREW, Of burlington.
FOR HIGH BAlLIFF.
o.. NACOMBER, Of Westiord.
FOR JUDGE CF PROBATE.
roRREY f. WALES, Of Burlington
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VERGESYEs. w ednesday, Thursday and
Friday, Sept ID, 3rd, and ith, will be held
the l3th annual fair of the Addison County
Society at Middlebury. The address will
be delivered by Rev. W. Ii. II. Murray, of
Boston.
The Vergennes Cornet Band propose
taking a moonlight ride on the lake, and to
Westport. n. Y, Thursday evening of next
week This Band is under the leadership
of Mlr. Geo d. Sherman, of Winooski, and
is making fine progress.
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LATEST NEWS!
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The Political CampaiSn o. the State = now reach
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the Legislature soon to begin. will be an Interest
Ing and important one and daily paper IS a
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The DAILY FREE Press AID TINES Is pubishe
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Its columns contain the full TelegrAphie Reports
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During the storm od Wednesday night,
Mr.. j. b. Croft, of West Enosbur. h, had
one barn blown down, and anoth or IN
rooted in Sheldon. Mr.. ;. ". Oh; dwiek
also had barn unro DIED.
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| only TO De understood Dy iaWyers, say ins
that he wished his audience were all lawyers
so that he might make them understand the
bearing of the bill. Having thanked the
delegates for their votes he retired amid APP
plause.
The nominating committee reported
through L. X. Fuller the following names
for District committee andithey were rati-
fed by the convention C. S. Dana, ST.
Johnsbary; James Hutchinson, Jr., Ran
dolph; William Harris, Jr., Windham :;
William Z. johnson. Woodstock.
The convention then recommended the
District committee that the next eaucuses be
held on the same plan as the last one and
that the ballot boxes be open one hour
where ballots were used, after which the
convention. on motion of j. D. Bridgman,
adjourned.
The attendance of delegates was large,
only Dover, Stannard, aud Stratton being
unrepresented In Chelsea and Jamaica
the full delegation was not present, the re-
suit 1eing, as is seen, that liS votes were
cast at of q total representation of l52
THE TOLTERs.
The seceders under the head Of Mr.. Bald
win found their way to Growers Hall. and
there organized by the election of Hugh
Henry, chairman. and o. NJ, Tinkham,
Secretary.
After much talk, ballot was taken for
a candidate for representative, which was
as follows
Dudley c. Dcnison ............2
John b. Mead Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. Mead Withdrew, and the nomination
Of Mr.. Dcnison was made unanimous.
\ committee was appointed to invite Mr..
Donison to come into the convention, but
he did not care to comply.
The following were appointed district
committee Stephen NJ. Pingrec, Hartford,
". W. Lynde, Marlboro \. 7. Baldwin,
Chester, n NJ. johnson, 81; JOhnsbury.
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The annual fair Of the Vermont State
Agricultural Society and Wool Growers
Association viii be held at Rutland, Sep
tember S, 3, 10 and II. The Society have
made arrangement, with the Rutland
County Agricultural Society to hold the
far upon their convenient and extensive
grounds. There are upon the premises
large number OF permanent and convenient
~ arranged buildings, 20 that exhibitors
Will have ample space 70 show their goods
and machines. Several new features will
be introduced for the convenience and bene-
fit of exhibitors.
All manufacturers Of machinery and
labor saving Implement, and articles useful
and ornamental, that they wish to bring TO
the notice OF the people Of Vermont. are
cordially invited 10 come, and every effort
will be made to accommodate them.
Tie awards to the successful exhil TORS
Will be made rs diplomas, medals and
money.
Rutland being one of the great railroad
centres Of Vermont. il can he reach with
little effort.
The superintendent or the Mechanics Hall
will consider 10 "a great favor ifexhibitors in
his department viii make their entries at an
early day previous to the week of the fair.
heretofore many exhibitors have neglect
cl To make their entries until late day Of
the fair, causing Inconvenience to them
selves and extra trouble to the superinten-
dent
Exhibitors tickets are $L00, emitting
them g almi-.auce o the grounds during
the fair
Enr7ll, can be u..leaca any time previous.
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YERcENNEs.- There were shipped from
Ncrgennes, on Monday, Il ,ol3 lbs. Of but
ter. and l65 boxes cheese. Standard price
for butter. 80 ets.
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

I reported that c. J. Alger, Esq, has
declined to stand a. Democratic nominee
fir senator.
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roE Morm PATcuEs, FnEcK1Es

ASD TAN, ask your druggist .or Perry's Moth and
Freckle Lotion which harmless and in every
case iu.all-ble. Or .ur his improved CONEDoNE and
PlNrLE REMEDY, the great Skin Medicine for P N
pies b .ack Heads or Flesh Worms. Or consult B.
I. PERRY, the noted Skin Doctor, A. BOND STREET.
NEw YORK. April To- ceud&wGm