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Another boy-hend appears to have turned
up, in Newton. Mass, in the person of q
youth named Archibald jackson. Jackson,
who i. eighteen years Of age, with boy
named John Dryer. nine years younger, and
who was intimidated into joining him, sue
ceeded in getting smaller hoy, named Null
len, into the fields where jackson deliber-
ately stripped him naked and then admins
tered to him a severe whipping. While thus
engaged, jackson saw approaching young
girl, about eleven years Of age, whereupon
he tied the limbs OF the Mullen boy and seiz-
ed the girl and led her to the PROSTATE form
of his little victim, compelling her to gaze
upon the child in his nudity. Then he IN
tied young Mullen. who dressed and was
about to depart, when jackson again ap-
preached hin. with the evident intention of
renewing his deyiltrieS This time the latter
drew poeket-knife and threatened to stab
jackson. who thereupon, picked up an axe
helye and dealt the lad very severe blow
upon one hand, compelling him to drop the
weapon and fee for his life. Mullen sue
ceeded in reaching his home without further
injury, and then gave information which led
to the arrest uf jackson. In reviewing the
case, the coCrt decided that it was one of
more than rdinary assault, and accordingly
held the defendant. jackson, in the sum Of
Si,0o@. which he failed to procure
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q L-VEtllu4EF
MONROE PARKER
356 Athens street


SYMPrOMS-Wsnt OF appetite. rising Of
food and wind from the stomach. acidity
Of the stomach, heartburn, dryness and white
ness OF the tongue in the morning. sense Of
distension in the stomach and bowels some
times rumoling and pain: cOstiveness. which is
occasionally Interrupted by diarrhea. paleness Of
the urine The mouth is clsmmy, or has & sour or
bitter taste other frequent symptoms are water
hrash, palpitatiOn or the heart. headache, and dis
orders OF the senses as seeing double etc There is
general debility, lsnguor and version TO motion
detection OF the spirits, distuI bed sleep, fright
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RELIARLE EVIDENCE.

Il Y.
Dear Sir-I will most cheerfully add my tasti
mony TO the great number you have already re-
ceived IN favor OF your great and good medicine,
VEGETISE, for do not think enough can be said in
its praise Tor was troubled over thirty years with
that dreadful disease, Catarrb, and had such bad
coughing spells that il would seem though 1
could never breath any more, and vEGETIsE has
cured me; and do feel 10 thank God all the time
that there Is so good medicine vEGETISE. and /
also think II one OF the best medicines for coughs
and weat sinking feelings at the stomach and ad-
wise everybody TO take the VEGErISE, Tor can as
sure them 1t is one OF the best medicines that ever
vas. MRS. l. GORE
Corner Magazine and Walnut Sts Cambridge Msss
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VEGET4BLE TONTI
4 FORTUNE FOR AL.
NJ 4 SO Mr. y .

How made; no capital required. address,
Co., 3 Laramie City, ~ un.u-. July q
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MURDER TaIAL--A, the ensuing term o
tho Grand Isle County Court, commencing
on the 3lst inst. it is understood Isaiah
Lswys will be tried for killing Willie
Young. States Attorney Adams and II. G.
1dson will appear for the prosecution and
Willard Harrington, of St. Adams, has been
ssssinsd for the defence. Lawvs killed
Yong vnr year ago. and IL is claimed in
bis behalf that be did 30 strictly within the
Inns Of 1 proper self-defence; that his ssail-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-20

The LaxlILLE VALLEY RAILRoAD.-At the
annual meeting of the Lamoille Valley rail-
road, held at Hydepark, the following d.
reetors we're elected Waldo Brigham,
Hydepark, president A. B. Jewett, Swan
ton, vice president John A. George, Nor
ristown. clerk; Off Abel, Wolcott ;
George W. Hendee. Morrisville Orange
Buck. R. Read. D. d. Weand, Sheldon.
treasurer o. S. Rixford, Highgate.
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oversser Of card room, Portsmouth S Cos Nils.


iii 1vTST-zkSElN Vf I NE II isOVU.
II VEGE1IsE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify
and cure such diseases restoring the patient 10
perfect health after trying different physicians
many remedies. suffering for years. is it not con
elusive prosf, if you a uferer you can be cured
Why is this medicine performing such great cure.
II works in the blood, the circulating fluid. 1t
can truly be called the Great Blood Purifier The
source OF disease originates in the blood; and no
medicine that does not act directly pom it, to pur-
~ and renovate, has any just clam upoa public
attention
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THE DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE.

Ills medicine is prepared by a careful expe1'-
euced and Conscientious physician, in obedience 70
the trace and among the people. livery bottle is
warranted entain the 'ull strength Of the mell-
cine in its highest stare OF purity ana deNeI"pe-
ment and Is superior 10 any medicine every com
pounded Tor this terrible mplaint.
In simple cases sometimes one or two doses suffice.
In the most chronic Il Is sure TO give way ~
the use Of four or five bottles BY this ellie ent ana
simple remedy, hundreds OF dollars are saved 70
those who least afford 70 throw it away as sue
~ il is by the purchase Of useless prescr ptions
This medicine is for sale al all Druggists through
out the United States and Canada. Il II happens
that your Druggist has not got it in stock, ak him
to send for il 10 any Of the wholesale druggists in
Boston, Concord. n. II, Worcester, Providence,
Portland, Bangor. and other places.
WELLS, RICHARDSON 4 CO, Burlington, Vt.
July l2-deodawr
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4 tramp came into St. Adams. the other
day, with a wounded leg, complaining that
be had been bitten by dog which came
out of 4 field and attacked him. as he was
walking on the railroad track. We should
Ike to hear the dogs story. rs pity
there are not plenty o. such dogs lying
around loose.
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A new frs.-class yacht is being rugged at
Whitehall for Lake Chsmplain. There will
soon be fine fleet Of yachts on the lake and
as there is no better body OF water in the
world for yachting. we may expect that
the Lake Champlain Regatta Association
Will become noted throug bout the country.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-20

car I sit 9 own, you silly goose,
because Ia Just my pu l-has,k loose -
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A newspaper correspondent says The
Orand Isle County Bar Docket contains but
nineteen law and seven chancery cases ::
rather small game for six hungry ATTORNEYS
the number praeticing at the Grand Isle
County Bar-but a very happy commentary
upon the sobriety of the county.
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Htw advertisements.
WHAT KNOW ABOUT yEGETINE

=, sui bOsIuNi SialSu = lbsu-
II. R. STEVENS, ESQ:
Dear Sir-I have had considerable experience
with the NEGETIsE For dyspepsia, general debility
ana impure FLOOD, the VEGETISE is superior 10 any
thing which have ever used. | commenced tax
lng NEGETisE abou, the middle % last winter, and.
alter using Few bottles, il entirely cured me Of
dyspepsia, and my blood never was in good CON
dition as AZ the present time. 1t i afford me
pleasure to give any further particulars relative
10 what know about this good medicine 70 any
one who vii cali or address me at my residence,
ts6 Athens Il get.
Very respectfully.
MONROE PARKER
-
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AUCTIONEER, SiOO-

Raw stallion. Is. hands foaled ls7l,Eot BY Iit e.
~ ~ Rvsd,k's Hamhletouisn- dam II %, RIA
INN. Consternation; pa dam koxtha, - .'
.ipe-icsn Eelipse "a dam Hoxana, by sly Aiei-
81 - R1v,na retse, laxalll By mp S-f t-
Nv. SIN dam Timoieons dam, by imp sA-'T'ln- q.
limited to ten approved mlres-
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NAL ONE. y. IA sad accident occurred
az N'lone, on Monday. August n Nellie
Has ings, daughter of Charles Hastings.
sg,d four Years, vas playing with several
other children IN the old burying ground
near the Congregational Church. when one
OF them procuring some matches Sc; fire to
some sulphur on one of the base stones vet
remaining in the yard Little Nellie's
Clothing caught FIRE. and she ran scream
ing towards home before help reached her
she was badly burned, and she died next
morning.
signal service station has been es,ab-
lished at Malone.
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ICE WATER

And sweetened, forms mixture which. as coollns'
healthy and refreshing Summer BeyeraSe mas no
equal Barrels Of ice water, prepared IN thls way;
NAV be drauk without the slightest INJURY, anu
happy is the man who finds in this substitute ,Or
spirituous liquors. Its value to the Farmer Mf.
chanic and Laborer cannot be everest maten. !.
Is SO cheap as to be within the reach Of al so hneiy
Favored as to be enjoyed BY lovers Of the choicest
liquors.
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APPRECIATION.

II. r STEVENS:
This Is to certify that have used your Blood
Preparation" (VEGKINe) in my family for several
years, and think that, for scrofula or Cancerous
Humors or Rheumatic Affections, it cannot be ex-
cellsd; and % blood purifier and spring medicine
II 10 the best thing ever used and have used
almost svsrythinG. ] can chesrfully recommend II
y ny one In need Of suoa medicins. 7 Z II :
Yours respectfully,
MRS. l. A. DINsM0RE,
~ Russell strsst
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The SUPREME CouRr.-The Supreme Court
adjourned on Thursday, after session OF
three days. The various cases on the docket
- a..
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Rrowp stallion, I5l hands high, foalei Au-
$50. by nysdyk's hsmbletoniau. dan uy H. &
Lambert by Ethan Allen. OFT o. rann-e ,'.'
hy RTidIes' Emperor, out Of Chesuh, 0y Ao9a--at
AZ ism nv sir Charles (thorous nbled son Of l-i
Is limited 70 forty mares
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Aus6-Gw6w
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GOOD EVIDENCE.
crscISsA11, Nov. Is, 1872.


CINCINNATI, Nov. ., ls.2.
II. 4. STEVENS;
Dear Sr-The two bottles OF VEGETIsE furnished
me by your agent my wife has used with great ben
eft. For long time she has troubled with oizzi-
ness and costiveness these troubles are now en-
tirely removed by the use of VEGErISE.
She was also troubled with dyspepsia and general
debility. and has been greatly benefited.
THOMAS GILMORE,
2lqi Xalnut sfreat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-20

There are over 1900 varieties Of apples
known by over |. 500 names; 1900 of pears,
zoo OF cherries, $50 of plums, 300 of GU,
native grapes. so Of currants, so of rasp-
berries, and 30 of blaekberries. according
TO counting-up of somebody.
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Il. R. STEVENS, Esq:
Dear eir-I have had dyspepsia in its worst form
ior the last ten years, and have taken hundreds OF
dollars worth Of medicine without obtaining any
relief. In September last commenced taking the
fEeETISE, since which time my health has steadily
improved. My food di sests well, and have gained
h,teen unds OF flesh. There several others in
this Place taking the VEGE IsK, and all have Oh
tainedrelief. Yours truly.
THOMAS E MOORE.
n-a- 80. cd D., 49,
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Brown stallion. l6 hs7ds toaled June D. i-if
Geo. ". PatcAen, cut u Qlakeress. ,ped- gree above
Terms o. Payment-21 per cent VII ne i1'A
roves in ioal.
Mares sent Tor when desired, AID Ae.t 40 rl..
able rates at owners r--S-
For circulars and all matters per-a .n-r-
horses address HENRY $. IuWN. super -ie.
Morr.sville, Vt. ,t.
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ARCTURUS. $50.

Raw stallion. lGl hands. foaled 1867. got ~ k1
dvkis Hamhletonian. dam June, by True si-.st
ser, he BY Texan jimmy, out OF mare ny pei
~ Nes.enrer ont OF a mare by Messenger Cd CD
by Revenge he by Revenge, out O; Young rnf''
By Francie-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-20

Chsmplain Transportation c.. Line Boats run as
follows Gong outh. lsa,s Burlington at u. Is
an. and 10 81 pm. Going North. leave at Z.o a.
N AID 345 pm. Plaftsburzh Fsrry-eOat lesves
Burlington al 9 30 a N, returning al $50 pm.
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Lave Bur Iso-os, going North, on the Central
Vermont R. r., at AZ q. m, Except MONDAY
iaarn,n- and - q. N, and 10 and 1.io
IN; going East 4 100 an rs and 80 pm,
Going SOUTH on the RUTLAND snd burlington H.
a. at 5 10 aud lOl6 a. N, and 10 and SIS p m
ARRIVE from the North and West at IS and l0.le
an LIS and SIS pm, from the East az Sis
a. m. and SIS D m ron the South, AT and
as a n; 10 and 7.i3 .. n
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Mr. Phelps IS gentleman well and iAYoraoiy
known n this community, and for the past - years
has been recognized by our Shipping merchants as
one O, the most successful captains sailing ron the
port This test mony is genuine ana speaks more
than volumes could express in tAy n Of the s-eat
merits o.
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TEE RAILWAY POSTAL SERVICE between
Boston and St Adams has grown rapidly
of late. A few months ago night mall
each way was added. A short time since
the Central Vermont Railroad placed upon
this route new postal car, and now the
master car builder of the Northern N. H.
Railroad, Albert Langmaid, has just COM
pleted. at the Northern Railroad shops,
Concord. the most elegant railway postal
car to be found in the United States. 1t was
built according to plans and specifications
furnished by the Postofice Department at
Washington, with such little notifications
as the experience of route agents and build
ers suggested. The car Is 43 feet long. and
is finished in ash, cherry, black-walnus and
birds eye maple The ventilation of the
car is extremely good, and 1t is well ar
ranged in regard 10 warmth. The INSIDE
finish being almost entirely OF light woods,
the car is rendered unusually light. About
fourteen feet Of one end of the car Is de-
voted 10 the reception and delivery OF the
mail bags, doors opening on each side OF the
car for that purpose.
In the centre. on one side of the car, is
table, with 40 large boxes over it. into
which papers are sorted, while on the other
side OF the car, and hack of the clerk, Is a
swinging frame to which can be attached
some twenty mali bags for the reception OF
mail matter
The arrangement for sorting letters Is
semi-circular in shape. and consists Of a
cherry-top table, and 3!2 boxes for the re-
ceptiOn of letters. The car was placed on
the route day or two since.
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Diamond Rheumatic Cure +.

obtained at No. Is Hanover Street. Boston The
statements accom- snyin= the directions. seemed
reasogabe and def. IN ned 10 give i far trial.
did Sd Al the sane H. Ne being without iath IN lts
efficacy. | followed Ii e directions and the results
were that on using the thru bottle was SEN. ne
tbat IL was aciin, power tally and iayorahly. and
before usrr the fourth b. tile my pains had passed
away. and now have occl sion to griT with boy
that 10 longer have 70 bear them.
Nours reSueetfull Y.
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Gov. Hartranft S determined to break up
rhsngman's day in Peunsylvanis. BE
has not, We beliey Q, permitted IN excCution
70 take place on !. 'iday, since tie beginning
of his sdministrsti, 81.
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1'HE undersl -ned is prepared To un-ertase a.
1 kinds Of Mason Nork-hrics ana stone ldt ~
pIasterius. etc.-by contract Or orlerw Sc. " Del
the help OF Zuod workmeu. AMI hy persona. af'-a
ton he hopes to give satisfaction to Al wL1 l--i
employ HIN. $500.
April 22,dti S1e-oarn Sreei
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sTowE.-While Fred Muzzy and Charlie
Simmons were wrestling a few evenings
since, Fred had one arm broken below :he
elbow.
Rev. DR.. Ashmare, who has spent 25
years as a missionary in China. will be here
to assist the Gospel Workers this week. His
wife and son are to accompany him Mrs.
SHanson. Of Brooklyn, n. Y, will also be
among the number of workers We hope
much good may he accomplished.
There i to be a . Social Hop" at the
town hall, on Friday evening of this week
As this Is the evening the meetings. com
mence at the church, it will give a chance
for our young people to choose between
right and wrong.
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CRAMPS AND PAINS

Whether produced by indigestion, improper ioed,
change OF water or diet too free indulgence in ice
water. exposure to sudden changes Of temperature;
are Immediately relieved by It. One ounce auoeu
IF
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DYSPEPSIA,

rLlTlLFyCY, SLUGGISH DIGESTION, MiNr OF
I0NE AND ACTIVITY IN THE STOMACH AND
BOWELS, OPPRESSION AFTER EATING, are sure
to he relieved by Il single dUse tAheh A.tei eaN.4
meal, great want exists or
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-20

+. d. Brow ne d Co, of Montreal. were
robbed OF 81 500 on Wednesday, by I'M
known pa rites who pretended they wished
to exchange money.
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REsTORATIVE sTIuULANT

Free from serious objections, yet palatahle, even
inviting TO the sensitive palate, which Will create
no morbit appetite Tor Itself ana operate ~ a.
sisan TO d geston as well as perform the iunct ons
OF A stimulant such We confidently believe Is 70
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Hem Sduertiseu1ents.
SANFORD'S
JAMdICA
GINGER.

This elegant preparation is prepared rom , me
true Jamiaca Ginger, combined with choice arc
matics and genuine French Brandy, and is vastly
superior 10 every Extract or Essence OF Ginger Pc
fore the public all of which are prepared Win
alc ~ The old cess.
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April - dtf
sPRINGLEss THUssEs AND
SUPPORTERS.

DR.. &. W. iIofchkIns. OF I-uche-fer,
has finally consented, by the most ea-nes, so..'a.
tons OF citizens o. Chittenden aud Franklu c...-
ties to visit, nee in three months, the .ol.ov a-
places;
Plattsbu- Oh, Cumberland House Sept g g
heeseville, y. Y, Austble House, a
Port Henry, y. Y, Lee House q.
Burlington, Vt, Van Ness House, '' l', Do i'-
st. 4 bans, ct. American House, &c li -
ChGmplain, y. Y. Chzmplain House, l5-
Dr.. II. treats successfully In-Uinal as well ls Tn
bilical Herniss AID Varisocele which have heu e.
at the advanced a-e respectively, from X t-hNt
ninety Two ears OF age not speak n % o. -t7
persons. becau-e they are too rumerou- O. n NJ H-
Dr. II. has visited III Sc places prizes oua-- 3 te-
fore and is well and fay.ranly EnoSn- lis Irussc
and supporters have always given the best %. sat
talic substance; i: can he night and DAY. ans
by so duins the rupture heals. There are pcrs1r-
in these counties Who have been elt-rsly curei
under DR. HIS treatment There all rrr-D-r
afflicted with H-.n4@ OF any description should
avail themselves OF the opportunity on the aiNFr
named DAYS he visits these places. and Ofs.--
one Ct the doctors trusses and Abdominal supp.
ers. DR.. -. comes only TO crafty ose who haze
been inviting him often u renew his visits o. t1r
places, WIN feel grateful for the benefit t.sJ
have received that their friends may -et rel'e f-
well as themselves. Therefore, 20 early, ss 5000
as he arrives
DR.. Ho;chkins' Postoaice address IS 20.
Powers Block, Rochester y. Y. Send Stamp -.r
Circulars and real Testimonials
Consultation free May 3-LSa
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CHOLERA MORBUS.

CRAMPS, PAINS, DIARRHGA AND DiskNItRi,
are instantly relieved by ii. IL Will IeIcer an
attack OF Cholera Morbus impossible, II taken "nen
the symptoms OF this dangerous complaint nrst
rnanifest themselves.
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BURLINGTON AND LANoILLE RAILROAD
meeting Of the Directors Of the Burlington
and Lamoille Railroad was held at the Van
Ness House. Thursday morning, seven Of the
Board being present, and it was decided TO
call a meeting Of the stockholders on We'd
nesdey. the eighth of September. at IL
O'Clock 2 m At the Van Ness House
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER

An elegant combination OF the true Jamaica 6lnser
" III the choicest Anomalies. II Is beyond all N
stimulant before the bubble II s earnestly recon-
mended 10 the weak and nervous, to those recover
lpr from facilitating dseases. aud 10 the a-el 10
whom 1t imparts warmth and Tisor. II Is lh'-'ua-
, la 20 rhn