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Neare very sure that our citizens gen
orally, and all friends Of the University,
note with pride and qualification the sue
cess of the medical department. il shows
marks OF life and prosperity, which 90 cred
it 10 it, conductors; and it is destined, W.
doubt not, to larger success in the aear fa-
tarc. Prof Kings announcement of the ncw
ica;uF,s and Improvements to be introduced
ia the medical college, in his discourse ut
the medical commencement. Was IN tho to-
lowing words
In looking to the future the Faculty an
ticiIr.tu still more brilliant advance for
the medical department of the University.
We HOW. it has reached = new area in it-
dov,lut ment. 70 the usual course of IL
structi.n. VIC design to add next year sever
al additional instructors un important
special departments of practice. which
il has hitherto been found impossible
u embrace in the usual college carricu.u 4.
Arrangements have already been made by
which competent instructors. some Of them
gentlemen of age and worldwide reputa-
tion, have been secured 30 teach these special
branches without any increase Of financial
dcmlni upon the student Before the be-
ginning Of the next regular term. it i de-
signed also to put the college building into
thorough repair. and 50 completely to reno
waite its interior that every comfort aud IA
ciiity Tor study which the students can de-
sire viii be provided.
With continued energy on the part ul
the Faculty. with the cooperation OF the
University. Trustees and Medical Alumni
aud with tic sympathy and support OF an
intelligent. patriotic and Drogrcss-lOvn-
people. there Is no reason why your Alma
Mater should not. IN a few years, hold a.
high a RANK among the institutions of learn
ing in this country as the best medical
schools in New York, Philadelphia or Wash
ington.
The one serious drawback * the wart Of
hospital facilities for clinical instruction.
Bat this want is one that before long must
be supplied As. when the boy becomes a
man the beard will grow, 50 Is It a part Of
the progressive development OF every rapid
~ glu. ing city. that. commensurate with
incr s~c OF wealth and population, there
should ,pring up institutions of charity, 10
care f.r the manned and the sick that IAN
gui~!. ,thin the city walls. The magniti
cent offices Of worship. the public build
ina- md schools that already adOrn this
beau.iiul place. are a sufficient evidence of
the ssnerosity and patriotic spirit of her
people, and We may hope the time l. not
lar distant when charity hosplta. con-
nectrd Tor nat) with the University, ap-
propriatc if not magnificent. HaV shine
among the public institutions vi Boring
lingtOn as bright particular star IN the
constellation OF honors that already sur
round the "Queen City of Vermont.
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S,aT.rtown Union Live stock Market.

AMOUNT OF LIVE STUCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs Swine.
Thi: week.-----. sos l'sI5
Last week. ll3 2,ll9
From Vermont CT ?gl
Prices o: Market Bcef-A few choice. $40 75dOO %;
extra. $40 0OIlO 20 frst quality, 81 5Od9 -; sec
ond quality, s. a0G9 0O third quality, Sc 90 a. 10
Prices OF Store Cattle-Workng oxen per PAIR.
slO1, $50. Si7i. SEQ; Mich Cows and Calves,
from Sr5dt} Farrow Cows. $1OGi0; extra, $65d1e5 /;
Yearlings, sl0GD2O; Two Years Old, flsd3o; Three
Years Old, s2z6Di5.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots, 81 25, s. 80.
and s. 90 each; extra, 81 y 10 IS, or from u
3ic w. Sprin. Lambs, eds3c Sfb sheared sheep.
-0-cStb. Veal Calves, U0G 80.
Prices OF Hides Tailow and skins Brighton
Hides, - M7c Y b, Tallow. $40 &C v ID Country
Hides, M6lc Fih; Tallov, 5U SIC v ID Pelts, u
lDJO each Calf Skins liDi5c v 10.
Catholics than 100 head of Northern cattle
offered; the supply Western. Full complement ficm
all sections landed at this narktt-SO5 head.
number Of fair grade OF Texas cattle changed
hands at private terms Not any change from clos
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81 Adams BcTrEG MARKET, July e.
Harkct on the decline, steady falling Of.
Common to fair, u to zoe; iair to good,
20 20 pc; good to choice - to 2lc; fancy
Co.. 1ii. edged. @j,.
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Their name Lesiol.' may be applied to those
WI. Die annually ui consumption. althouz IN science
tas c. late years sccshy diminis hed their number
u Il -fattyln to know that the general Of Dr.
Nistar's alsam of Wild Cherry is largely instru-
mental 10 attaining this end. go cts. and si.UO a
bottle, ar-e bottles much the cheaper.
July y. -d1taw3w
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Rev. y. p. Foster preached d; the First
Rap.;st Church, Sunday morning. Mr..
Foster will be remembered as former pas
..r To-. t4at church.
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Three young men were baptl+1d al tae
Wrist Baptist Church, this city, sunday
two BIZ the pastor, Rev, Mr.. Wilcox
tad one by Rev. Mr.. Thorian, French Mis-
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eUNDAV sCnooL LIDnAnIEi

SUNDAY 6CUOOL LIBBABHS
VyURNBHED by HuutIsEton = Co.. ct New York
most favorable oppsrssniy gvsn for making ~
oos,sr Chursh md College strsses.
July 1d3dhvlv
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Il announced that Gen. 3. F. Batter
Wal positively be the orator at the coming
reauion 1f Vermont soldiers at Bra;tie-
a..o.
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DIED.

MorrIT.-At Piattsburgh. June 9sih. Mrs. p.
Hoiit, mother OF General Stephen M,i fit, Warden
Of Clinton Prison.
GREEs.-At Bellows Falls. Vt, June 18th, Anna
Amory Green. aged = years. widow Of the late
Henry Atkinson Green, ESD, and Oldest daughter
OF the late Nathaniel Tucker, Esq, Of Boston. and
mnther OF LaMATd II. Green of Inndrn
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SA11spuRy-Tbe Middlebur, Garnet Rand

received their new uniforms. last Friday.
They made their first appearance in it the
81 1t Lake Dunmore. 1t is a light gray,
We nicely trimmed in gilt, &c. Their hats
arr black morocco, with white tassels at
tached. The uniform is very neat and
tasty one.
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a,-,,,,x.rox AVN VICINITY.

Interesting cisy. county ana state news W.
si.l he found on tae fourth page oil TINS
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TuE RAILROAD SrRiKERs.-Wc uudcr-tan
thaf he men who undertook - compel the
workmcn on the burlington G Lamuille
Railroad. to strike. on Monday, had only
bee. AZ work on the road four or live days.
As their are plenty OF workmen uuemploy-
Ell, their places have been filed without any
difficulty.
The law OF this STATE, passed al the
special session of 1867, iorhidding attempts
to in:imidatc workmen (alrcady quoted in
our columns is very comprehensive and
distinct, and it !, well for unruly persons,
who undertake operations like that Of Non
DAY, to understand that they do 80 at the
ri,k Of line and imprisonment.
The celebration of the Fonrth. at New
port, Saturday. wa, ATTENDED by over 5000
people Col. Joyce, of Rutland. delivered
an Grafton.
The Merchants National Bank OF this
city. have recently placed a time lock upon
their vault By this arrangement burglars
will find it az impossible task to induce the
bank officers TO unlock their safe for them,
as after the vault is closed for the night it
cannot be opened until the next morning.
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United States C.rssit Court Of Vermont nm
N,nls- in favor of IN, Connecticut pir,-
Railroad ron.,ny arains. ;I,e Ro,,,,ls,J
Central Vernon. Railroad C,mr,rio. r~,,..
inq tia. the c,grt- shall decide whether
the Connecticut River Railroad C,unsry
Shall pav ;be orders b,r.tor,~, accented he
;b.m in favor IF the Rutland Railroad
f.t.,rl. .rsnt + .b, e8,i.rl p.r-,,3
....l. ...l-..,.,...,.,t.. ,-,..-. .,,.. $500. 49,
money iA.' Il registry OF tie court 10
await its dees''n rs 20 VINO are entitled to
tAaiHad-. +. J' Phelps Id is solicitor for
tAe oTA',r'- he subpoena i made returnab.e
TO the C'erS Office OF the United States
O'lft oh Inc hr>i Noniay IN August.
The Secretary, .r ,,,te ~, T,,-..,.y ,,.+
i.-oed , ii.,n., f., N.r;,cer.. o,r.... - Ill,
Vermont Iru,r ,i.i, Borr;,rto, +, ,Lo
course of the Summer
, "' '-S' '' l'u'Nl a. 'f''-'' Oh "e>'
i'''''-' ''.''' "-iiu'' 4'''"e'' w. 'li''''
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Witnesses '''.-i.l'-' An1 many others wound
nave u''' - n"' 'Ae' "een a.''"aI 10y the
court ""-eA 'i.el max testimony d. 70 the
GrrlA-fe C..lF.lrltr ut the plaintiff WIS H.
a'-in'-'.'.'' 3 iI-'h- ""i'A VIII 's contest
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p,rt rf,, r.,-..,b. 49, w.. - /
and lunch par;tkcn OF. after which the Wis /
TORS >trol.oi about the city. Sightseeing.
Ats O'Clock Champaign Lodge held it, veg
ular meeting. and, after ihe transaction Of /
regular 'a>'ne'-' an open session was held !
ny u - ''@~weii' the presiding oihcer. /
welcomed the guests "a lew hitting words, /
a"d he was followed by Hon. NJ IL Tyler. /
iA't "'r''S Oaiei' wac made some we'll
timed remarks responses were made " /
MeS~TS Il il "rant' ot the Iiattsonrgh |
Hept'if'at' y ". Lansing ana H. II. Story, /
OF the Plattsaursh NRtHei,and j. ". Tut |
t.e- Several hours were then given up to
social otjoyment' one ct the pleasant iea-
lures ol the occasion being the excellent |
music furnished by the Indies OF Champaign |
Lodge. 1t 10 o'clock refreshments, con-
s'~ting OF cake and ice cream, were served. /
to which fail Justice was done. and Shortly |
d 90
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MANHATTAN, kan.
! L. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y
Der Sir-Your Favorite Prescription has done
my wife a world Of good She has taken nearly two
bolt e and has felt better the past two weeks than
at any time in the past two years. No more period
zeal pains; none OF that aching back or dragging
sensation in her stomach shc has been accustomed
u ior several years. | have so much confidence in
It that would be perfectly willing to warrant to
certain customers OF ours who would be glad TO get
hold Of relief at any expense. | have tried many
patent medicines, hut never had ANY occasion to
extol one before. Very truly yours,
GEO. b. WHITING.
Mrs. L. R. DAILY, Metropolis, H., writes
Dear X. '. PlERcg-My sister is using the F.
vor &c Prescription with great benefit"
MARY ANN Fsl-BIE. Lehman, Pa writes.
d.. R. Y. Pic-cc-what / have taken Of your
medicine has been o: more benefit to me than all
others and hundreds OF doctors bills"
pr. Perces Favoritc Prescription "a cold BY all
dealers n mcd.c ne generally.
July Q, deodiwIt
scaENoN's sEA WEED TosIc-In the atmosphere
experienced here curing the summer months. the
lethar-y produced by the heat takes away the de
SIRE for wholesome food, and frequent persprations
reduce bodily energy, particularly those suffering
from the Effects o. facilitating diseases In order
60 Keep natural healthy activity o, the 81 stem,
We must resort u artificial means For this purpose
sc1enck's Sea Weed Tonic Is very tnsctual. few
dascs Will create an appetite and give fresh vgor
g. the encryated body. For dyspepsia it is inval-
liable. Many eminent physicians have doubted
whether dyspepsia can he PERFECTLY cured by
the drugs which are generally employed for
that purpose. The Sea Weed Tonic n Is nature is
totally different from such drugs. It contains no
corrosive minerals Or acids. flct it assists the
regular operations Of nature and supplies her de-
hc enees- Tho tonic IN Is nature SO much resem-
h.es the gastric juice that il almost identical with
tia; hul. The gastric Juice Is the natural solvent
which, 10 healthy condition o. the body, causes |
the food TO be di-ested, and when this juice Is not
cxcretci in sufficient quantities. ind -estion, with
all : distressing symptoms. follows. The Sea Weed /
Tonic performs She dGty u the gastric JUICE when
the latter is deficient. schencks Sea Weed Tonic
sold hy al druggist.
July --deodAwi lp
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PHILOSOPHY OF TRINIrARIAN DOCTRINE.
L contribution to theological Progress and Re
form. By A. & Pease, Rutland. VT q. p. Putnsm'-
Sons, Fourth Avenue and Twenty-ihird ST., New
YORK. Sl.50.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
We have found great pleasure and no little men
tai excitement in reading il. 10 Will be likely TO
stir the blood OF theoos cal athletics If the OF
men is not altogether extinct, as We sometimes
think il Is. II often seems 10 run on the narrow
edge Of spinozIsm. and hardly escapes the panthe
site premise OF the unity and identity O; subsistence
between the Creator and the creature. But its
conclusions are wonderfully beautiful and scrip
tural, and the entire book Is notable contribution
to tho philcsophic Theology O; the times II IS the
work OF periound thoughtiulness and OF deep love
Of the TRUTH crmoHf Chr0nicis.
Mr. Pezse adopts the subordinaticn theory Of the
relation Of the Son 10 the Father in the Trinity. The
book represents depth Of scholarship and culture
aud maps out some OF the rem0ter suggestions OF
the subject IL Is reverent in t0no and iul Of the
true spirit 20! Christ. Tie author in particular
nrnly holds up vital Christianity "a Inst the AZ
saults OF modern materialism.-CoH7 1fioHgiIst.
The beautiful volume OF about 2ol pages is BY
Rutlaud man. and has for Us therefore, local n
terest. But is claims to attention rest on other
grounds. His method is philosophical, and truo 10
the Baconian plan he takes the facts Of lite Oh
seryation. and from them draws conclusions, and
thus hnds his idea ui the Trinity A philosophical
necessity. IL is decidedly refreshing 10 the
fearless courage with which he follows his logic 10
its ultimate conclusions. Whether his views accord
with generally received opinions not, his course
is manly and strai -htfOrwaTd nor does he stop %
tell the reader where he departs from the ordinary
lines Of thought, that IS immaterisl. provided tho
uuih Is reached. Indeed he prefaces this mono
graph with very apt quotations from Colerdge and
Bacon. he second chapter treats OF Christian
Immortality, aud his views are presented with
great clearness and force, though We question
whether th y will be uniformly accepted IN spite
OF his apt Scripture citations. The third Is dis
cussion OF the relation between Father and Son
while the fourth Is on the famous Good Shepherd
aud Son. the hith and last cHapter u brief but
clear and coent reply 10 some Of Prof Iyndslls as
SYMPTOMS. Mr. Pease sees some Of the points IN
the armOr OF the eminent 'cientst, and thrusis IN
his lance with telling effect. No reply u Iy ndall
which We have read eq uais IL save DR.. Hopkins on
the famous Prayer Gauge" Though this little
volume will provoke criticism, we hope every
min ster at least. viii read II however much he
nay dissent from It's philosophy or eXezesis. Its
author belongs % family noted Tor mental
acumen; men who roam through the fields OF the
oloSy and philosophy not as bind devo,ees nor as
icono.lasts but rather as earnest and humble seek
ers after the truth.-RufiaHd HcrI d. Jaw
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gew Advertisements.


U,AA-PAYERS of the city OF Burlington. VI. arr
i hereby notified that the City Highway, anC
School Taxes, for the ensuing year, have been
assessed by the Mayor and Aldermen and placed
in the hands %. the City Treasurer for collection, e
he paid 10 said Treasurer. at his Office. No. Ci.y
Hall according 20 law. within one month and slg&i
days from fAis Gate. To all Taxes remaining IN.
pad after the 18th o. u-ust Five Per Cent will be
ust, 1ax-Bill with warrant annexed for the col
lection OF said unpaid Taxes including said live
per cent, will he issued against delinquent Tax
Payers and delivered 10 the Constable OF said City
Of Burlington. q be collected accordn. 10 law
Office, No City Hall.
e. D. WELLER, City Treasurer.
Dated at the City u Burlington, July 9Th. ls'5
July6-d lUdGWgW
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The stomach Is a revenge,ul organ. II We asst IN
L la -est lie food. 70 not only refuses TO perform
s Dihcc hut inhicts upon u uuspeakahle tortures.
-url a. those % ind -esi0n. cole cholera mofhus
&C. Mt content tn giving Us pain, il frequently
iudu-urates an eNcess.v and wasting diarrh0.s.
called ia sentary. which carries Us T. our graves.
ia q view o. prevent these consequences, as soon
as the stomach gives notice by premunitory yes
That IL cargo Is not TO It's liking wine Assful or
tao oi llustettcrs st0mach Bitters should be swal-
lowed. This admirable digestive cordial will
mpty reconcile the refractory organ 10 its con
tents, and prevent any ~ those annoying and pos
,hy fatal r,suits which the presence Of ind sesti
hlc food IN Tie Il, mach = liable TO produce. The
n.tters are alsJ superb tonic restorative and ap-
pet..er- July 9, deodAwlw
ECONOMICAL NV Foon. Twenty FIVE cents will
buy package Of Sea Moss farine made from pure
Dr. sh moss which will make 80 Kinds Of dishes such
as cakes, pies, pudd.n-s, &C., or 10 quarts OF
tarts jelle-, creams. charlotte Kusse blanc
mango, &c. Sold BY all Druggists and 6rocers.
April JO-deod&wly
NlEs pErETic SALEEA1Us-U Universally ac-
kn wlcd-ed the best in use. Each pound bears the
name ot jams PYLE. None genuine without.
-.
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Mllro. BITTER Market, July ., $50
Markataull. - cts being the average price
eit5 OCCASIONALLY q r.ile more for choice
ll.r---.
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VI. Morr.s ESTATE.
JOHNSON II. FooT.> ESTATE.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS having been ap
w pointed hy the Honorable the Probate Court
for the ID street of thttenden Comm ssoners a. re-
ceve examine and ad Just the ella. and demands Of
all persons. -ainst the estate ~ Johnson IT, Foot
late Of charlotte. in said District, deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and * months irum the day OF the date
hereof being allowed 10y said Court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice, that We viii
attend 10 the business 81 our appointment at the
Dwelling house Of he late Johnson IA. Foot, OF
Charlotte. in said District. on the DIST days Of
July and december next, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, on
each Of said days.
Dated this 2lst day % June. A. d. 1875.
ALFRED SHERMAN, ,,ofs.i,rar.
II. &. LEANENWORrb. )
j2W3w
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IzUi9sGS ".Inou NAV a nav from , end 70 end,
EuanTz Eureka .poo i' III. Ike c,nt ro osn si1
H{.EII In length is true as steel
wi
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The annual collection for the Pope was
taken un in the Roman Catholic Churches
- LII. o-.N. eanlLv.
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Iao celebration 81 the Fourth. Monday,
passed aIy,ry quietly aai pleasantly, the
only particularly loud administration DC
ing She ar.u- .I e a,'uts iu the City Park.
ia ;he evening. The excursions under the
au-pi.r- oi the c-aup,aia transportation
Company Nate vel patrouiz,l, and brought
into ;oau several hundred visitors. In the
cs5nins there was Gae exhibition OF Ere
works 30 .ront OF the Van Ness House,
which was witnessed bY very large con-
course o. p-ople. Vt several private resi-
deness, also, there was a display Of pyro-
tccnp-e-
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SECOND DAY.

ST. ALEAEs, Vt. July = he races. to-
day. on Bellevue Driving Park. were very
exciting and successful The first was for
purse Of $500 for horses that never trotted
better than 25o-$l50 to first, 500 to sec
ond and $50 to third, the entries in which
were as follows; W. \. Weed, =. :. Harry;
K. r Bromley. bk. 9 Fred; +. LaPlant. C.
m. Village Girl; l.. Lasa~h, br. 9. Drummer
Bog.
This Wa Won by Drummer Boy in three
straight heats, Village Girl second and
Harry third. Time. > Il, 2:iii. 2l5l.
The second race was for q purse Of 500.
free to all, 500 to first, $500 to second,
500 to third. The entries were: L. \.
Drew, C. = Charlie Mac. -Farriget, b.
2. Charlie Green luton Brothers, C m
Fannie 7 L. Bliiey, W q White Cloud
W. Il. Raymond, 2. Bristol Bill.
This race was closely contested hy Fannie
and Bristol BIZ, the latter winning the first
two heat- and losing the Others 10y neck.
lie showed fine speed. hut went slightly
lame after the fir. heat, which probably
lost him the race. Fannie won the first
money ami Bristol Eli the second. Time.
Bristol Bill, 2:3ol. 2:35i Fannie. 93G, |
> 30. . 81 Charlie Mae took the third
money.
Two thousand people were in Attendance,
to-day.
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DEAR SIR Your letter oi ia;c requesting US c
name q day when y GU can have puhUc oXau.ul
ton as TO the truth Of tine reports which cir
culation relating % your know ed.e ul, o. connel
tlor W th the murdeT 90 Miss Marietta Bali, j. Ie
ccived. We would name the 10th day 81 July, %
li o'clock IN, at the court house. the mos; con
vcuieut time and place ior all concerned. ne ce
sire 10 say tlat We have mover considered publ
examination necessary, because We were sati-d-'
from .usesti1 cations made 10y detectives and on
Dwu uersoull K owicd-e, that there Wa np iursl
ton whatever ior tine charges.
\ shocking accident took place at IL.
rolling mill, Saturday afternoon. \ Mr.
Ba.lett. of North Fairfax. a de.; man
while standing on the track was raa owe
by the locomotive Vermont and his body ca
completely in two. The unfortunate maj
fingered but few moments. The remain
were placed in a box. and conveyed to hi
home.
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In the 2:3S race. 5000 to first. $500 to
rcond, and 500 to third, the entries were
as follows
L A. Drew INNS. c. 2. Charlie Mac.
l.. Lasash, INNS. br. =, Drummer Boy.
1hos Tierncy INNS br. =, Barney Kelley.
MI Raymond, INNS. br. &, Brown Johnny
Peter McEnaDy, nms. b. =. Flora.
1 w Iunns tIrs 1. :