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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Hottest.
In the furnace.
Last day of the races.
Trinity in good bathing order.
Last night Of the splendid Tyrolese
troupe.
Grand field day at the associations
grounds to-day.
Grand trotting and hurdle races
next Friday aud Saturday.
Excursion to Galveston on the osd
Tickets only ten dollars for the round
trip.
The Tyrolese at Odd Fellows hall
tonight. Everybody should 20 md
hear this excellent troupe. aU
-Threshers are buslly engaged
threshing out the new crop of wheat,
which will fully realize former expec..
tations. ba
The Dollar store is receiving d
large stock OF new goods. Fancy and
toilet articles, notions, dress goods, etc.
In profusion. 4
The only case decided in the dis.
trict court yesterday was that Of w. III.
CASTOR vs. w. A. Jones ct. al. Yer.
diet for the plaintiff.
Captain w. +. Morton, deputy
city marshall received a painful sting
on the foot, Thursday night, while w.
Ing In bed, from scorpion.
"A couple Of fast sports made a short
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Colonel George Grain, master trans
portation 'Ieyasand Pacific, was among
the gentlemen ut the course, yester-
day who didn't pick out the "slick
one.n
Colonel John d. Templeton, Of
Fort Worth, is among the guests of the
San Jacinto, ~
Captain G. G. Rivers, of The HER
AID, left the city, last evening, for n
brief visit to Marshall. Bright eyes
aud pleasant dreams, my boy, and n
safe return.
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lIy proceedings published In an-
other column II vii! he soon that there
was no quorum present last evening
Mt the meeting OF the executive COM
mlttco of the "Davls Homestead asso-
clation,p This IL certainly 10 be re-
gretted, The gentlemen having the
matter IN hand have m important
duty to fulllll, aud they should In fll'
turc cndoayor to spare enough time TO
at least bo present at the meetings Of
tho committee,
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TuIInAILY IIEnALp

VIII he fonnd ou sale Nv The news
boys on all trains ~ the TesaA ANA
aud raeiae railway, and NJ the fellow
Ing news stands Ia The city, yisd ~ ",
PranhIin a 90, BOi Main street H. w.
star, Lamar street. Pierce I" Lyle, oo7
Main street cigar hiand NJ The nan
Ineinio Hotel, ANA ., mchihare, In
mar street,
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Elcctro-yapor Baths.

DR.. j.. s. Coleman requests III to
state that he has now seven patients
being treated with tho Electro-Vapor
or medicated baths, and that more
than that number have been prevented
using them by reason of the charge,
two dollars per bath. He desires to
say that In future, the charge will be
for single bath one dollar and lfty
cents for ten baths, ten dollars,
lnlllAii
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"year.sigb,ed roIiey."

II lisa near'sighled policy not " employ
lho hesl available means ~ overcoming lhe
Disadvantages NJ neartighledncss The"lia'
mond hpoclacpal" made by tho spencer pp'
teal Manufacturing company, of Now forti
give permanent rellel from the suffering aud
annoyance Of this failure OF vision These
goods have obtained a wonderful aud de-
arrived reputation, lOid2mw2w
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Meeting Of the Executive Comm it,ec.
DALLAS, June II, 1875.

DALLAS, June l 1910.
Inc executive committee of
the Davis Homestead associa.
,lon OF Dallas county, met as per adj
Iourhment of the mass meeting held
June s, 1875.
Present-John G. Mccoy, John ].
Soon, w. J. Clark, J. @. Eblen aud c.
\. Mitchell, secretary.
AOsent-R. Il. Burke, Nat. NJ. Bur.
, ,, w. g. Randall, Il. s. Guy, George
wilson, w. II. Harris, James Cravens.
the chair. "
There being no quorum, present the
committee adjourned to meet at the
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Nniirc.

All persons indebted to the under
signed for advertising, job work and
subscriptions are notified to make
payment of the same without delay.
My accounts MUST be closed up at once.
JNo, W. SWlNDELLS. .
Dallas, June |, 1875
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FOR SALE.

NY residence, oorner Pacific avenue
and Houston streets, enlbraeing hall .
block ~ ground, with u we'll finished
one.siory and bnsenieni roch'eoncre'e
baiIding, and all necessary oui'hniid'
ings, eie, A. early applicant may No.
cure bargain,
JNO. w. swINDELIs,
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Diamonds, watches, jewelry, fine
sterling silverware, and everything at
Austin's, will, during the month of
June, be offered at prices never before
heard Of Call and be convinced at
ola Main street. 0ldlm
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CITY BUSIN ESS.
Wake UP and See What is
Going on,

Joseph Mcac:cr, grocer, Ol5 Elm street,
Dd'tds, bcdtsdR IN scHin0 goods cheap.
III dciipors them 10 customers .frco do
ana gipc him a trial, m Gl5 Elm street,
O7d3m
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Quarter stretch badges for the Races.
The only place they can be had Is at
Johnson's ticket office, under San
Jacinto hotel. 0Sd6t
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FOURTH DAY.
Fine SpOrt-Austln and Billy william.
son the VlCtOrs.

As on the preceding days, there was
large crowd at the fair grounds yes.
torday. Considerable interest was
manifested In the first race handicap,
mile heats, one hundred dollars for
first, twenty-five dollars for second,
free to all, with Austin the lavorite at
two and three to one There were
three entries Red Wasp, Austin and
Shoe Fly.
AT the tap of the drum, all three got
Off well together, with Shoe Fly
slightly in the lead, which he held but
u short time, Austin making dash
and brushing ahead of him. Shoe Fly
made splendid effort, but failed to re-
gain his lost advantage, and Austin
passed under the string II few feet in
advance In li5ll, Shoe Fly second and
Red Wasp distanced.
Second Hcat-Austin took the lead
and held 1t easily, passing under the
string, under heavy pull, in l:5l,
winning the heat and race. Below is
the
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A Card.

We. sickles& Co, continue the grocery
=, provision business at 8l6 Elm street, X.
" IompRins' old stand. They also solicit
from st. Louis, Galveston and
other points, The Old firm was dissolved on
' u'e 3'.h instant Mr. IL. ], Edgerley dispos-
ing oil his interest To W. II. Coker. The
s.yie OF the firm will remain the same.
Goods Will be delivered in the city free Of
charge. w q s,rvI rss, VI
o'uiS W. II. COKER,
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Hair Work

~ all Kinds; switches, bralds, puts, hair
Jewelry' etc, done in the best style and at
1neap rates, by Mrs. $, A. Druly. 5li south
jefferson street. Combings of all kinds
WORKED up at reasonable terms, A liberal
piice paid for human hair. G5dlm
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The second race was between Billy
Williamson and Nothing. Billy was
the hvorite by four to one, and consid-
cradle money changed on the result.
This race n mile and one-eighth, for n
purse of hundred dollsrs, free to all.
BY long odds 1t was the most exciting
and holly contested race of the week,
barring the dash between Jack Hardy
and Coriander. Both horses got of
splendidly together, and run neck to
neck for the eighth, when Nothing
made dash and gained the inside.
Cries of foul Were raised, but the ques-
ton was not passed upon by the judges,
as Billy let himself out, and after a
brisk brush took the lead, which he
held, passing under the string u length
in advance in BOZ. Below is the
SUMMARY,
j. H. stone enters G. h. Billy Williamson.
aged, by Daniel Boone, dam Corinne lis
pSumus
y NtTs u Y. NOtIlnH, q NnulS
Old, by Red Russell, dam Belshazzer, gt
Time-2:07.
After this came pacing race, half
mile, for which there were three entries
Mr. Siler's bay mare Nellie, six
years old: Mr.. McKinzy'sg g. G. French
man, aged, and black gelding, name
unknown. Frenchman was the favor.
lite, and showed the good judgement of
his hackers by winning the race easily.
Then came quarter dash between
gray pony and brown mare, in which
the pony showed a clean pair of heels
ana passed under the string W inner by
several lengths.
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court house o'n Monday evening, June
II, 100, al \ o'clock,
mo, q, MepOf Chairman,
n,h MlTlu gLL SECRETARY,
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SUMMARY.


j, III. Stone ns Mr.. Burleson, enters @. h.
Austin, aged, by Rebel, dam Rupee, 81
IA pounus
ID. y. Warren enters b. x. shoe Fly, 3 years
years old, by Jordan, dam unknown, 90
y
Ed, BrnndenOerger enters q. h. Red Wash,
years old, by Whale, dam by Berkeley,
W PUNhuS ,..,,,,..,.,..
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BOSTON MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, June p. 1876.
FLOUR-The demand for Flour has been quiet
Sales 1t 81 90 "a 80 for Western supertine
S 751D p for common extras 8 90 d6 p for Wis
consin and Minnesota extras Sc % a - for white
wheat Ohio, Indiana and Achig an: s. p al . for
Illinois; and 50 p "a % for st. Louis, including
choice and iavorte brands. Corn Meal is dull
and has been selling at SEQ "a . Y Dbl.
Dat Meal ranges from 8 80 a z Dbl. as TO the
quality.
GRAIN-The market for Corn is moderate and
prices unchanged Sales have boon at s5d soc U
hushel for mixed and yellow Oats are not SO
frm. The sales have been at 6 "a &c "
bushel iOr mixed and white. In Rye sales at
5 - al 10 y bushel Shorts nave been selling at
so 90 a p q ton and Fine Feed and Middlings
at So 90 ~ - % ton. In Barley nothing has been
done and prices are quite nominal.
PROVISIONS. Pork has been quite dull, and
prices remain low. The sales have been at
SIC 50d Il for prime; 81 % a q 80 for mess; and
s2id SO 90 q Dbl. Tor clear and extra clear as 10
quality. Beef Is firm and has not changed, with
sales at $40 80 Msl3 for mess and extra mess and
$40 "a II tor family. Lard is dull and in moderate
demand The sales have been at lii a l5e Y h for
steam and kettle rendered. Smoked Hams are
selling at l2i a l3ic Z ID for Boston and Western.
PRODUCE. There is a firm feeling for choice
grades Butter. The sales Of choice New York and
70 medium range rom % a 24c Y ID, as TO quality
Cheese is in better demand. Sales have been al
S 0l2,c Y 10. White Beans at 81 g0H2 % T. bushel
for medium extra pea at g ~ a 37i ard
yellow eyes at - % r. bush. Eggs at Is "a &C r
doE Tor Northern and Eastern Potatoes at 70 a
7,c q bush. Tor Jackson Whites. Early Rose are
duh ana neglected.
WOOL. There has been fair business doing in
Wool, but the pr ncipal transactions Of the week
have been new spring California. The sales com
prise $4,000 lbs California, at q a soc; 5000 TBS
iall California at l342ic, 5000 tbs unwashed nd
understandable feeces at 240l2c. l3O,OD1 Tbs TN
washed c1mhin- and delaine neeces at 5G660c vs.
900 ohio ceces at 81 a56c OOU n gan feeces
at sc, 1000 Jos Western neeces at i50 i,,c = u.
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MORT Ant LETTER
FROM
HON. Il. X. GLEED.

MoRRi>s iLLE. VI, sept. l.. l--3.
On. $. ". SNYrH
Dear Sir / an pleased 10 learn that you contem-
plate making professional visit to aorr.syile this
fall. take this opportunity Of again express d 2
my gratitude 20 you Cor the . sual benefit received
under your treatment over four wears ago. At that
tine was suffering from catarrhal affection and
liberated sore throat, imps.rns ny general health
to an extent quite alarming TO myself and family.
Although l had been under the care Of some OF the
best regular physicians In this place and Burling-
ton. received no permanent bench. whatever, but
was gradually ard surely growing worse. when I
consulted You. / saw you hut once yet after FOL
lowing up your prescribed remedies A few weeks.
felt myself perfectly free from any catarrhal
trouble. thus by one visit and Few weeks treat
ment, you effected complete cure. would also
say in hehal! % Mrs Gieed. that your treatment Of
her case Tor bronchial catArrh was highly sstissc
tory, efecrns cure in two or three months
You seem 10 me to understand. as by intuition.
the character % a malsdy, and Il. best remedy You
have multitude o. patients throu shout the State,
and have not seen or heard O. ons to whom you
have held out the promise % relief without render
ing it. Your entire practice among Us has been
great success. ant I cheerfally recommend you to
my friends -4d ae public at large as a physician
dose-viuS '.e utmost confidence
Essy respectfully yours
PHILIP h. GLEsD.
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- mpio,ns Of Liver CompIaia'. and q:
soIne % lhe Di.eases prnhmced by u.

! - mpions Of Liver Complafa'. and Of
some % She Diseases produced ny IL.
\ sal3w OF yellow color Of skin, or yeilowish
brown Scots on face and other parts Of the body
dullness ms drowsness with frequent headache
dizziness bitter or bad taste in the mouth, dryness
Of throat md Internal heat palpita:ion; in many
eases dry teasing cough, with sore throat; IN
steady ap elite raising food. choking sensation in
throat distress, heaviness bloated or full feeling
about stomach and sides, pain IN sides, back or
breast, and about shoulders, collie, pain aud sore
ness thr ush bowels with heat constipation alter
mating Cd frequent attacks Of darrh@a; piles,
aatulenci, nervousness, cOldne Of extremites
rush Of b ooc to tho head, with symptoms o. apo
pexy, uumbness Of limbs, especially at night cold
chills alternating with hot flashes, kidney and
urinary ciflcaltiesi dullness. low spirits. unso-
ciabiliiy and gloomy forebodings. Only ie" Of
above symptoms likely to be present at one time.
All who use Or Piercs's Alt. Ext. or Golden Med-
cal Discovery and Pleasant Pursative Pettets for
Liver Comp laint and It's complications, are loud in
their praise Of them. They sold by all dealers
in medicines. June p, ceod8l"
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ohrLiMESrAUV LETTER
FROM
DIR. VIM. y. HOPKINS,
VERGESEES. VI.

To The Pubic
Having been acquainted with DR.. 5. W. Smy th, Of
Burlington for many months. during which time l
have been professionally associated with him on
several occasions, take pleasure in fully recon
mendns him as n thoroug hly educated and reliable
physician and surgeon. am aware that a very
strong prejudice exists among regular practition-
ers and in most cases It Is ust) against travelling
physicians and medical specialists" and therefore
am particular to have it understood that regar
DR.. smyth as skillful and thoroughly eompeten
practitioner and an honorable gentleman In thos
branches OF medcire and surgery to which Dr.
smyth gives especial attention, have known Of his
efsctins most won ierful cures. In Aural and Oph-
thalmi, Surgery, | consider him an honor to the
profession.
VIM S. HOPKINS. NJ D.
Nergeunes, Nov % 1872.
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RAILROAD MATrERs.-The suit of the
Osiensbarg and L. C. railroad company
against the Vermont and Canada railroad
company to have the Ogdensburg lease de
clared null and imperative. which was de-
cided against the .. ~ L. c. company some
months since at special term of the Su-
preme Court, was carried up to the general
term Of the Supreme Court on appeal, and
the decision of the special term has been
affirmed with costs. This decision estab-
fishes the validity OF the Ogdens5urg
lease.
The mortgage sale OF the Vermont Cen
ralrailroad which was advertised to take
place, Tuesday, at Montpelier, was adjourn
Cd until August 81, to await the action of
the Jnited States court upon certain legal
questions in the matter brought before it.
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%. HU<TaN'sFuN a co.
SfYUHD8Y BULLEYIN
NEW BOohS.
J | y +, | @. | = ! >


WEDilNU GARMENTS. or Be-, Morris, Diary
BY Mary ". McLa.a, author af Lifting The
Veil.
ANCIENT HISTORY - From the Monuments o.
k-ypt .rogi tAe far est Tines To B. all-
By ). Birch. Ii II.
\ THEORY ABOUT sinh relation % some facts
Cd. IAi4J Lie. lent Lectures on the seven dead
ySins-hy Rev. Olhy ipley ~ a.
MODERN CHRISTIANITY Civilized Heatheu
Isn-8y tie author ~ the Fight al Dame kuro-
pas school,
ILLUSTRATED HOMES-A series a. papers. les
cr.bug Real ii uses and Real fvlks-By r. c.
Gardner.
An EXAMINATION of The alleged Di.crepanc.e e.
OF the Binlc-by john ". Haley, VI. a, ". ID
az Introduction by Avail Hoyey, d. p.
TIE UNSEEN UNIVERSE or Physical Specula-
tons on future state.
THE BIRDS AND SEASONS 81 New En-laud -
By Wilson Flag.
Corner Church ana College Streets.
Juac iq-dji6wlw
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ST. Adams BUTTER MARKET, june D.
Market same As last week, dull. Medium
to fair. Is to Isc; selections, % to PIC :
fancy, 25e; gilt edged, 26c.
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,...s cur lady friends who have used the
lAa44lasaz1 EUEsKA SPOOL SILKS, will use no
EIIdJI.18 other. Il is full size, full length, and
HTs,x every spool Is found represented.
- wi
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The Board OF Directors of the Merchants
National Bank of Burlington have declared
ia,ir usual semi-annual dividend Of five per
cent payable on and after July LIST, 1873.
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IMPORTANT LETTER
FROM
REV. FATHER O'RIELLY,
-OP-
WEST RUTLAND, Vt.

la. :. ". SSYIu
Dear Shallow nc to thank you personally. as
well as On behalf o. Mr. and Mrs. Carmody, whose
daughter, Mary you SO skilltuly operated on ,or
blindness short time since. Words fail to express
the gratitude they feel towards you, Tor at the time
You were called to see Mary by her attending phys
ie.an, no hopes were entertained o. saving one Of
her eyes As You are aware that her eve hursed and
a portion % the inside run out. Yes. Doctor. you
have placed US all under lasting obi cations for
your timely aid. skillful operation and kind alton
ton with the family physician to Mary, who had
suffered 50 much, which has not only saved the eye
from total destruction but has restored il TO perfect
vision. Hoping You may live long 70 be a blessing
to additional thousands
remain truly yCuf-
CHAS. O'WELLY,
Catholic Priest.
West Rrtiani, VI, Dec 18th 1874
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OPENING MEETING
OF HE
BelIeUHc DriCjng Park!
81. ALBANS, VT.
Commenting July 9th and eth, 1873.
2.S90 ~ s'Es L IigIf gS.

FIRST DAY.
No. 9. Premium sio1Dl. to Three Minute Glass.
$1,000 10 first $3.50 TO second, 900 to third
No. p Premium sG0000 10 . 3 Glass.
s3Jl 10 to first $4,000 To- second $4,000 10 third
SECosD DAY.
No. J. Premium 5000 to l.Jj Class.
il-eo5 to FIRST $1,000 to second; 5000 to third.
40. =. PREMIUM >.oo.oo open 90 All.
5000 to first saoo to second $4,000 TO third.
CONDITIONS.
ExreAScE tEE. 10 per cent 20: Purse. -Four - to
ILL., three 3d. to start. National Association Rules
To govern IN truttnE Entries u close July 81, at
accompanied by Entrance Fee.
Any horse dis-ancing tho field in any OF the above
races shall be entitled TO the first money only.
CENTRAL VERMONT R. R. a LEASED LINES
VIII carry at Reduced Rates.
Special trains on Missisquoi K. Il. will be run to
accommodate passengers.
~. ALEsNs BRIGADE BAND
viii be attendance each day.
Good accommodations for horses aud men at the
Park. The froprietors expect TO make the Park
6r5tc lsss IN every pirticu ar.
+. u. FULLER stunt Of Park.
H. BRAINERD. PrOprietors.
F. 5. STRANAHAN,>
All c0Hmuui cations must he addressed.
II BEAISEHD. ST. Adams Vt.
Juae lU-50W3F
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John F. Henry. ESD, New York city,
Generals Henry. Foster and Wells. and
Jonas q. Reed, Of this city, have gone to
ST. Leon Springs, P. Q, for weeks fishing
10 that vicinity.
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Murox BUTTER MARKET. June u, %
Fair to good 20 to 26 cts, choice 20 CTS
One hundred and fifty tubs ct market
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y. T. RIDER
) ". sLADE. in.
u. II. REMELE,
n, VI June l6, l575.
University 81 Vermont and State Agricultural
College.

College.
-EtuHE or COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
a., July n.-Eaccalaureate Sermon, by the
ines a'. In the evening, Anniversary of Society
ts ous Inquiry with address.
EusnHg.-Concert.
la FoJeHoou-Celebration Of Delta rs! So
e's ADDRESS ny Henry &. Buckham, q Buffalo,
n ,.sm by Rev Geo. F. Hunting. Of HI
boz Pol ~, Wis.
.l.-Aumn. Discourse BY VIM. P. Wells
oi .r Poem by Rev. E. f. Herr.ck Of Chelsea.
Junior Exhibition.
ag.-Exercises Of Graduating C!as', Con
-er nas7ees, Corporation Dinner aud Pro;i-
deu, -,,se.
ao.-Eza nination Of candidates ioF al
% SSH
The i-aiasl Commencement will take piaes on
Thurso,g. July LIST.
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HAVE You A COUGs, Cold, or pain In the Chest,
or Bronchitis, In iaet have you the premonit0ry
symptom o. the 'insatiate ancher," consumption
Know Kat relief is At hank in Wistsr's Ba lsam O
Wild C,rffy 90 cts snd Si.tO a bottle. large bottles
much c cheaper. June y. 't5taw&w.t
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Econ sIcAL NEW Food Twenty five cents will
huy ps-ssge OF Sea Ioss Farine made ron pure
Irish N -, which will make 50 kinds OF dishes such
as cake. pies, puddings, &C., or I6 quarts % Gus
Iaraz. silies creams, Charlotte kusse blanc
mango, &c Sold by al Druggists and 6rocers.
April 3D-deod&wiy
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Messrs Henry l.. Dodge and Henry
LOOMS returned to this city, Monday. after
a pleasant tour OF several months il Cali
fornia. We are sorry to learn that Mr.
Dodge is to leave Burlington. He has
engaged in business in San Francisco,
and will shortly take up permanent resi-
dence there
Hon. Charles II. joyce. OF Rutland, has
received and accepted an invitation to de-
liver the annual Grafton before the officers
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aec.u Despatch to the Free Press and Times
Death of MIST. w. Park.

BRooELYN, y. Y, June 2l.-Mrs. PARK,
wife of T. W. Park, died this afternoon.
Her remains will be inferred in Greenwood
the funeral to take place from 1870 Hicks
street, Brooklyn. at three o'clock, p. N,
Thursday. June 9th. COS.
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uTu,INGroN AND VICINITY.

interesting city, county and STATE news
viii be found on the fourth page oil TINS
uaner
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Cdt0rrH Cam BE Cured!
uECEST STATEMENT
-OP-
HENRY BALLARD, ESQ,
MEMBER OF TIE
CHIITENDPN COUNTY RNU

DR. :. ". SNYrH.
Dear Sir 1t is about three years since employed
you to treat for chronic cstarrh, which at that
time had troubled me for about four years. Your
treatment removed the disease SO that for the past
two and half years have had no return OF it, and
do not hesitate to say that you have effected in my
case a complete cure. cannot TOO highly recon-
mend your careful and skillful treatment. 1t has
the double merit Of being entirely satisfactory
while the treatment continues and is permanent
and lasting in its results afterwards.
Very respectfully yours,
HENRY BALLARD.
Burlington, Vt, Aug. 25th, 1873.