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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23
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Are you 50 lansud that any eze-tion requires ir -
OF an effort than YOU feel capable 90 MAXIM
Then try JURUBEBA. the wonderful tol.- 81.
invi zorstor. which acts 50 teueica.y .l OIL
crstive or sans as TO inn Az yi-0r % al t.-
forces.
1t IS no aic0holic appetite winch s'Ia s-.
short TIE, only 10 let tee sufferer --.l 6
depth Of n ssry. but il IS a ve-sJA1ls t.a
directly on the liver and spleen.
II regulate, the bowels qu ets the u.r..s.
gives such ,slthy tone ~ the whole ~
soon make the Invalid ieel Ike a new pe.f.-.
Its operation not violent, but 8 cllra.t..
by great sentlsuess the pat eut e1 once
sudden change, no marked results, but -r4-l
his troubles
" Fold their tents, Ike the A-Iis.
And silently steal away
This IS no new and untried discovery, r'
been long used with wonderful re.4e+4i- r.--
and i pronounced by the hi -lrst med. .t'
ties, tho most powerful Tonic 2ac
known"
Ask your druggist sor it.
For sale by Il 80. Z. dDJDhI ~ j. CO.. fl.fUa
S=It-i -tlset.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

j. X. Drury & Son, Of Essex Junction.
have made and sold during the past yes
about Two millions ofbrick, and are nov
shipping daily thirty or forty thousand
They are now putting nearly one and ha
millions OF brick into a single kiln, MAKING
one If the largest, if not the largest Ri
ever made.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

George ". Sw,tt 6 Co.. south Shafts
bury, have du. about 60 tons Of iron ore
rom the ore bed east %! that village within
the past Few weeks
The new Grad 4 school house at Benning-
Ton Is last apr 1ach.ne completion ana will
'e ready 10 oe' ups about the first OF ,Janu-
iry next. Pr f. Dunham. of North Adams
"ho mas been engaged a. principal has al
ready arFiyec iu iowa.
The work on the new church at Benning-
ton, with Il &c exception OF the uphol,tering
IS all done and 20 j. expected that it will Nv
ready FOR dedication about the first of next
month. The new organ TO be placed in it
has alre9 lv arrived
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

The Free Lovers have formed a corporate,
association under the name Of THE Dawn
Valeour Agricultural and lorticu.tura
Assertion The objects Of the association
are declared to be the improvement Of
agriculture and horticulture, for the mutua
beneit Of its members, on the island o.
Valcour, il the towns of Plattsburgh ant
Peru. This association viii have ala th,
power Of other corporate bodies to purchase.
hold or transfer land or other property
contract debts, etc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

Ns- Massey TRIES TO GEr HIS PEOPLE IN AN
ADVANCED FosITIoN-TuE RESULT OF his
ENDEAVOR.
CoNTEDERIT Y ROADS
(wich is il the State nv KentnckyOf
Oct. 80. 1874.

CONFIDENT Y ROADS
(wich is in the State NV Kentacky,)t
Oct. 81. 1874. )
/ ! hev bin for long time conyinst that
! the prinsple trubble with the DemOcrlsy
wuz sort OF lack OF progressivenis, OF
/ adaptabiliiy, ef | NAV 50 speak. TO changes
/ in the requirements Nv the times. Dlmoe-
| ri-y hez alluz bin IL rut. and il never KIN
/ ga on u glory, in my opinyun, TIL 1t gifts
Ai-ted out " 1t.
O. Jermined that the CROSSROADS, at
lee>t shoUd he prog res-Iye, ana shood take
the lead IN maxim Dimucri>y all that 1t
ought to be. In short. perpO-ed to laog-
.erate moo deparcber. and bring the old
parry up abreast with the live lshoos Nv the
day
10 this end consulted with Deekin PO
gram, l,>aker Gayett aad Capt. McPelter,
and they agreed with me that that WIZ wat
ought to be done. aud that no time shood be
los; a dom nv IL. Ever prompt, | segestid
that We git together that very night, IN the
Darkroom a Basc1m :. and draw up pro-
sre~sive platform, vi ch -hOod 90 forth to the
world q the pTin>ippleS Nv the progressive
DImocrlsy w the Crossroads. wlch we
-Huo1 live by.
Bat the i.I-luck wich hez followed me all
mA lie. and htz well nigh brot my gray
..',-. ,,' ...rr,,. III, rhe prtve. wuz close be-
hind r,. an this ccra-hun At five that
-. ,.,', ...,,r far Il, ga m Secession
,i.....,..,.,,,.,, i,ory IN Try a niger for
.--,.....,1 ,,,..h 81, ,.',rs,. ;.,1d moi he mt
I'll. told i-iaser. the DeekIn and McPel-
.cr O. gij together and DRAW up the re>olo0-
-.,.,,- and md en- Z, the colpty psper TO
,,,-.--
3. Mako ON, sfron,- and pepperv - | sed.
o.. ,y-,I t.,.. .,,,,t, T,.,,tp. AZ tsedead mast.
and strike out suttin new and >tartlin.
cord -, MI, Ia, Remember mo hat ali old
-i.it... i....r h,. ...o. away with and all
..l,.-- i....-- ,...,.,.. r.. B,,d ,tT the
A..,-l,ri..- a,.l ,.rsaee.,aad sch by soin
....., .,,.s ta,..i..... ,..i.. nor, prosre--
-i,. r-4a c.en l4rs tr,."
Vu.f ..- .d,...- LETT ,.a and went 10
,.r,~..ofy4lit aud tined the Niger. We
.i.it,'t ,...-r. ..n. Ime On evidence or any
lu.art.a; -il, Nor did We leave the
N.I.....a. 6l.. ia ,,nilrv and T.,
.,,. Oh. county c.,.~ luo. hun at once.
I...t...... -I..,v. .t,rnin and won't +,
Aer>. .ua o. -ee what they had
.re.
-DdN1s ts.u 90 them re solooshens?" |
.~4f
90 V,tif " -.4 be. land sent EN- off and |
bs,. ara. Ir, i.riut. fire rims time -
.. kr,tbt, nr,.,r,s.ive - a.stI
..Y.,I.tI.'-..It ,.
Ind ,.l, i..,,..re. ala i-loo.2 di9 vou draw
-n.,r...-. .v,rrl pss-. ana ars they fail of /
.,s u..t f....-2-
3. i.., ,.9... 90 sd lie. 60 f,.re : q capv uv |
NJ
/ took t,. i.ss,r.anI red
Wu.ss.l IL seems ~ IN, the Corners
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

Anasa Scott, sixty-fye years Cd. OF
Craftsbury, Vt, attempted to jump from
train OF cars while in motion. a. Boston
Wednesday. He now repc-es at the Ma--a-
chnsetts General Hospital, and suffers from
a broken right thigh.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23
BOB PRINTING.

HAVING REPAIRED AND RKnODELLHD
4 the FREE Press Building, and much iucrsased
our facilities for doing work
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

Ludlow academy has 1863 students.
Willard Dean. of Chester. put bis hand
10 threshing machine, the other day, and
had his hand and arm torn IF, pulling out
the cords above his elhow
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23
Liver,

simple cold in the head lsads 20 CATARaH. Ca
tarrh 70 CONSUMPTION and Consumpt.Oc 10 The
GRAVE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

Mrs Aseneth Abbott. Of Albany. IS years
ol1' was thrown iroma wagon in Irasburgh
ana had both arms brok en- below the elbow.
=, Certain parties have beer, arrested at
Morgan Centre. charged with, forgery, un-
lawful sale Of liquors. a saul and battery.
only
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

INSANE WOMAN KILLED.-Thurs1ay, an
insane woman named Dix, riding in Plain
field, was run OYER and killed near Eas'
Montpelier, by a train on the Wells River
road. The woman threw herself IN iron
% the engine while it was in motion, an,
before it could be stopped she was run oyei
and instantly killed The body was shock
ingly mangled
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

The Sc'entyfc AmerIoan says that IN ~.
ordinary CRATE Is per cent of the heat goes
up chimney and is lost, while onlv as no.
0en' Is radiated into the apartment. An
expensive luxury. -"
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Readers German Snuff

Is ior sale by Druggists ever where at IS cents
box. and every box Is WORTH IT. WEIGHT IL GOLD.
BE sure 10 take this preparation. and no other
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

Curing Cost veuess, Jaur-
dice, Dyspepsia, Iniises-
ton, Dyseuiery. Foul
st msch and Breath, Fry
spelIs, Headache. Piles
Rheumatism, Eruptions
and skin Diseases. Bill
i0usness, Liver Complaint,
Dropsy, letter, Tumors
ar1 Sale pr..... "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

A new cattle disease is menti nnes nc
pieuro pneumonia OK sudatoria e.ontaoio-
sa." Now that wouldn't be -
for tenor. "u nane
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23
Readers German Snuff

Ia the house for themselves aud children for many
promising child has been sent into the dark val
icy OF the shadow OF death by simple Cold VII ca
ended IN Catlrrh and quick consumption 0: its
youthful lungs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

=, In the livery stable of d. ". Dudley, of
Montpelier. is mare u AIMED X, tie which
Few days ago found herself mi nus hind
shoe. hen let out Of the barn for a little
aoie sue al once sta rted for the black
sntn shop, took her pl ace amonR the wait
ing horses. land after having N, missing
shoe replaced trotted b sck to her i ,ome,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

Hr2TINGroN.-Rey. p. y Granger. O.
Montpelier, will deliver a temperance lcc.
ture in the Town iIall,at the North Village
Saturday evening, Oct. 81 \ large atm
dance is anticipated. Ample accommoda-
tons Will be made for those from out Of
town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23
HOSIERY.

WeoGef ta.- morning in addition % our full ne
Of Ladies. cA.dsens, and Gents fine Hosiery, Two
hundred pairs Ladies' and Ch.idrea's sizes, fancy
stripe, all wool. extra long.
Hose slightly imperfect, being what are called
''raaru.5c,arsrs' sccouds." st about one-Aalf the
usul. prices. There is only this small lot, and
parties shin, Hosiery vii 90 wei 80 Eve look.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION
which can be cured by .
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t IS acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure Of ali Lung complaints,
and Is offered 10 the public,
sanctioned by the experience
Of over forty years. When
escorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure III 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
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up 4
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but 1t
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause Of
the complaint.
PREPARED BV
SETH ". F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Mass.
And sold By Druggists AT Dealers generally.
Get 11-ieodsslF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

New styles in every depart
fnent, and the best stock of
goods ever seen in Vermont.
Fall assortment Of Boys and
Chiidren's Clothing.
Elegant and new designs i'm
Gents Neck Wear.
Kid Gloves in all cOlors.
A good assortment of Silk
Una 5re.'las now opening.
Our Custom Department is
very attractive this season
We cut and make mp gem
tlemen's fine Cssfhing TO order
in the most approved styles.
Do not fail TO call and see
our elegant stock OF goods be.
fore purchasing. our prices are
Il. TURK = BRO.
Burlington, Sept. q, Is74.-dkWE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

Companies. dssefs.
ROYAL, Liverpool, England, .l2OOc0
COMMERCIAL UNION, - 5000 600
ROYAL CANADIAN, Capital subs,ribed) 100000
FRANKLIN, Philadelphia, 3.5O0G0o
PENNSYLVANIA, I" I,ilo,Gp1
AMERICAN, " l00,0a
ALLEMANIA Pittsburgh, 5O0GoO
WESTCHESTER, New York, 10000
NATIONAL Hartford, Conn, s5O,00
CONNECTICUT, % 80 765.OD
ATLss, I" i00fC0
PEOPLES. Newark. $4,000
CITIZENS. - 4Oo,fO0
HUDSON. Jerss, City, 10000
Ist NATIONAL. Worcester, $4,000
TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT, Hartford, 2.9Oo0O0
And other Reliable Companies.
~ Careful attention given to plaoin. all Insur-
arce left 10 our hands.
Al honest Losses settled promptly and equifl5y Ct
ia.s otsee.- ~
sept. l5-dS~g 7. 5. PECK. Genl AT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

Lamoiile county has a.Os3 Sunday school
''noiafs' or about one-sixth of be entire
population
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

Resolutions or THANEs.-S.nce it ha-
pleased Mr.. John p Howard to increase H.,
beauty Of the College Park By putting ui
therein fountain, and by other eencrau-
donations. the students Of the University
do hereby pass the following resolutions
Rc;ohed-That q committee q FOUR, enc taa
euch class, Dee appointed o. Wait anon Nr. flow .i.
and express 10 INN Their appreciation oi these -..t
and Their thanks 10 tie EIyrr ior D IS Elutue--.
Res5ir'f That, as public re-. -u.tiou of ST.
ho|ard s .avor these resolutions be published .l
the FnEE Pass AND Tines.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.

isaac l.. Damn. oi D4i4et. ha an OK
lump over fence into a we'll Tb family
neard tile crash, and immediately sent to
'he nei2 hbor- Tor help Mrs Dui N mean
Nhhe Failed ont the cater to ket p the OK
rom drowning. They mad to bite ! a horse
10 the pa.4es- before he could be dr. avn ont.
10 their surprise he got up antl went to
ating, and at last accounts was not any
the worse ior his jur1p.
AT an auction, recently. Harry Cheney
AMI Ashley B!>h lp attempt ID 10 swap
horses Cheney represented his horse as
JGS' II years old. and Bishop said she was
lIder' Bishop IN formed Cheen ey that he
hed and Cheney was ANXIOUS to have aim
say that again. p roposins TO " cIff7' HIM if
ne would. Dish 5p, who is an ac commoda-
ing man under such circumstanc es, did as
ne was desired. received the cuff ~ afore-
and and l. nov meditating statute remedy.
-Lyndop Union.
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M lne rem music in the Aver in Lowell
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From the legislative manual compiled
by Geo. Il. Chapman, Assistant Secretary
Of STATE
srx,~s
-. 40
n folliiIdl preference - 1'epuoIicahs' -
De I, l. o.
hs4y'0uS p'tleFehoe- =. oh@Ie sa "a IONA, o.
T1e.noiiSi' . r'iscona!idh, nap'iS1;
oh''a-laH'
Fun u.i :, r. !, ~ 'oiI1u, E'Oeiai'
fISe IA 'i+'"n' 4; 10 preference, D.
''"Pa''c .. aIi,ie4S' a''D'neys, ;
n ''i', w. nun - p, sLola", :,
O.o'- men, s,uue"'s, oS"SeI, -
y ~ - M DC P'"I uooi' uofuJ
~, ,'I. a. r-''Gls, : la% a. ssIuenf;
, -,et'oV'es ei,Iout, %; 4'e" Ham 'siiiie
D. -Nv" IL l. ii,lhuls' /,
V''e9' 17u "a NictoF AtA oot VI tiaNH N
IN .'""'t % wears youngest SENATOR u
4 ~ 'i "a INC Sou"''' % a.
-, "fe, ~. "nInosr @l ,.fmS (o''h uouses)
Id " "eH'A o' N"''''i-~e" 0ou1'i'
HOUSE.
Political Observation-Disclosures. ia A.:
Ds,nrr,f. Is. Liberal Reoehlicans 5: In
!rprndents. 3. no preference.
K,,;.;o,.s pr, csrIpcc- Co,greratioral 80.
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----.--.----.--.-,--.-----
Schools.
uxyaHr a sTBa.'ToN SCHOOL.
BOSTON, MASS.
Commercial
COURSE OF STUDY, PREPA aAToRY 70 BUSINESS.
The studies embraced in TIE plan ~ the schoo..
and ces gned for those pup. IS who have acquired a
good knowledge Of the Elementary Englisn
Branches, are
BOOk-kcaning.
fBY SINGLE AND D UBLE ESrRY)
Commercial Arithmetic,
DESIGNED FOR PRAcTIcALArPLIcATIoS IN BUSINESS
Commercial Writing,
WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE 10 LrGrBLnY AND
RAPIDIrY)
Commercial Law,
tRELATING TO NEGOTIABLE PAPER, CONTRACTS. PART
sERsHIP, ETcJ
All OF which are especially necessary for and
adapted to Commercial purposes.
Pupils desiring other stu les than above nav Sc
leet any or al Of the CoNMos ESGLlSa STUDIES and
pursue them IN connection with or separate from
COMMERCIAL STUDIES.
Pupils received at any tin there are vacancies.
Prospectus and Circular - the School post free.
The School Is now located AT $50 Washington Street
location previous 70 the 6e of May 30, 1879.
Hours, 10 2. Closed Sa urdays.
VACATION DURING JriY AND Auousr.
Application for admission sept LIST. NAV he made
IN person I'LL July LIST; II ON July ist 10 August
l5tn BY letter only, building closed AUGUST l7th
w sept. LIST, the principal viii be in attendance
daily from till p
March 25-wtf ana a.
STATE NORMAL. scEoos.
RANDOLPH, VERMONT.
Fall Term beg,Rs tie Fourth Tuesday, in
August
COURSE OF STUDY kxTgsDED.-RoARD OF
INSTRUCTION ENLARGED.
~ NUMBER os STUDENTS INCREASED. q
wore than 80 Graduates
TUITION s<s.v" yEAa-
HOWARD coNASr, Principal
Randolph. Nay IL. 1874 iatsw&va
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Coffee fresh roasted and very nice, and selling at
the Old low price before the rise,
At WESTON. JONES BROS.
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NEW SCALE PaASc.

W AFEEs' NEW sGAE2, PsAtC
Square and upr sht, are The bcs; made. The; .-
elastic, the tone powerful pure ana even ta-...
the entire scale, yes mellow AMI sweet
VATER-, CoJCEAT1 ORG ~
Cannot be e1celisd IN tone or beauty tacg c..
competition. The Concerto Sop a- .e -l.t.t
0: the human voice.
Warranted tor ye1-s. F.ra e..
for cssn or part cash, and ailarcs "a l. --. l..
ments- Sec midland Instrun ems ..- -r.l- .Ir-.
Agents wanted. A liberia disc glr 81. tiu..t..
Churches, schools, Lodi les. 81. iu-.-l-a.. .Ir.
loZurs mai ed. HORACE WATERS A. ,IE
No. 81 Brosdwsy, New Hu;k- p. Co.
Oct l5--4krfw
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Another decline, down IL goes. Best Winter and
Spring Wheat Flour at very low prices.
SALMON TROUT. TSCh-
E.EL, GOLDFISH, &c.
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AYERS CATHARTIC FILLS.

FOR ALI TIE PURPOSES OF 4 FAMILY
PHYoIC,
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MASON &, uAMLly 0EGsvco.
LINI1IESr OF IoDIDE OF A,I,IoNn

LINiIESE OF IODIDE OF AMMONIA
Is coss dsred TO he enc Of The greatest DISCOVERED
o: the period or RHEUMATIC. NEINALaIg. .-
ERA SlPELArOUS AFFE TlQNS-
Buuions, Enlarged Joints co. the Feet. Ner-a -i
Sore throat, Paralysis. RheuMatsm. pains ..
kiuds-cure guaranteed Nm. Vi. GiIts Ll.-l..t
loflde o. Ammonia. = cents and ; .01 per ..-..r
Depot i3 OH avenue, y. Y Sept -a-tlkft
Sold AZ wholesale by WELLS. RiCHARn>. s. D...
and at retail by VIScESr & TAFT Burlln-tou. Sc
EREE SAMPLE 70 gents. LADIES C0Hriyt-.
Il NEEDLE-BOOK, with Chromos. sens s;ia
DEAN Co., New Bedford Mlss.-u .. f Aust.
WORK FOR ALL at home male or .....
w SO per week, day CT eVen.u-- y
We send valuable package Of z1oas BE
Address, With 81 cent return stamp. VI. A,lN
Ia Green len ST.. y. Yet 70. tdkwis
vgTOt:hi%G PEOPi I-Msle ar FEM
W ployment at home, per week V1-l-
no capital required. Particulars ana vtlut".
pies sent free. address, with 81 cent rsfu-1
e. ROSS, williamsburg y. f.-Sept sd. ia9t
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Gl1e SIRE press-
e. q. rrNEDIcT, Editor.
VERMONT MkpIcAL SOCIETY. The sixtioth

VERMONT MEDICAL SOCIETY. - The sixtioth
anniversary Of this society, was held at the
State House, Montpelier. Wednesday and
THURSDAY. Delegates were present from the
Massachusetts Medical Society and the New
Hampshire Medical Society. Wednesday
was occupied with the ordinary business
Of the society, reports of committees and
discussion on the epidemics OF the States.
Under this head smallpox was discussed
and the opinion elected that proper vac
cination, and Fermentation when nece~-
sarY, is sure preventive of the di--
ease. Several physicians were admitted to
membership in the society, among them
Miss Callander. of Middlebnry. q lady Wh1
is in regular practice, and graduate Of the
Female Medical College, at Boston. On
Thursday DR.. Peck, Of Burlington. detailed
a case OF reaction Of the femur The Pres
dents address ~as delivered at half past
eleven. The subject was The Future Of
Medi:
The officers Of the society for the year en-
suing are as follows
Pre-ident-Dr. L. c. Butler, Essex
Vice President - DR.. II. 5 Brown, 81.
Johnsbury.
Secretary-Dr f. 5. Peck. Burlington.
Ireasurer-Dr ). Putnam. Montpelier.
AuditOr-Dr. j. y. Stiles, Windsor.
The s,mi-annual meeting will BE held
Burlington. and it l. contemplated to hay.
a. thar tf,ne "a ,--.,,--;.,. .,,, +4 Ia. odd
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arm LGppY 70 announce to the people OF Chitten-
den and anio uln- counties that my "a os-r0Oin is
now Tiled 20 IT. ut-.OsI capacity With an elegant
J Nc tf
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ORANGE COUNTY.

,. ar Oliver Converse, an insurance man
~. .iVi' ig with X. Parish, Of Randolph. left
10 = house Of Mr.. Parish on Saturday. the
+ inst, and at last accounts had not been
heard from. Heis about sixty years of age.
a little more than medium size, and round
shouldered. When ne left he wore black
~Io9ch han black irock coat, quite long.
ane indiso pants lie was followed as far
is Sharon, but could be traced no farther.
Any information concer liug him woujd he
thankfully received by j. X. Parish, at
Randolph, Vt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

From the legislative manual, complied
by Geo. Il. Chap9 an, Assistant Secretary
Of State
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

At WESTON, JONES & BROS.
Special attention TO the Gran-ers and Farmers Clubs
Burl'u-.o-, Vt, June i-i3wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

MI l4Nus I1stAttlis Fuul
/ SHsS -as0 st mach and Breath Fry
~ s.pells, Headache. Piles
NysH nd as;'s ss.s S...s s:s.' s'a:
-Szs..s;=sssss iausness, Liver Comp alnt,
zsSxzzs,s;s-s<sszz s - Dropsy, letter Tumors
- and Salt Rheum, Worms
Govt Neuralgia, as Dinner Pill and Puris, .nS
the Blood, are the most congenial curative vet
perfected. Their efecs abundan;.y show bow much
they excel all other pills They are sac and pleas
ant to take, but powerful to cure. They ru-re out
the foul humors of the blood; they stimulate the
sluggish or sordered organ into action and they
impart health and tone TO the whole henz. They
cure not only the every day complaints o. every
body, but form dsble and dangerous diseases Most
skiliul physicians, mos. eminent clersymeu, and
our best citizens, send certificates o. cures per
formed ami % great be eits they have derived
from these pills. They arc the safest AMI best
physic for children, becaus mild as well as effect.
ual. Being sugar coated they are easy to take.
and being purely vegetable, tIey are entirely
harmless Prepared by
DR.. J. c. AVER > co, Lowell, Mass,
Pra,teal AID Anal teal CLemists.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers n Medicine.
WELLS, RICHARDSON CO.. Wholesale Agents.
Burlington, Vt
Aug 25 ls7i-d.tawf %
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

Awful as this Statement. may seem there are thous
ant- and tens o. thousands rushing by the CERTAIN
MEANS O. cure % their sad end. Now the great
remedy aud certain cure fer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

Just received lot OF that Japan Tea at 50 cts,
per pound. or pounds Tor FOUR DOLLARS. II Is
better than the last and is selling fast, try il.
WESTON. JONES 4 BROS,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-02

To engage during the spring and summer in a bu
mess in their own counties paying $50 p
month. Address ZIBGLER McCURDY, Chicago, /