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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07
SAN FRANCISC,
PULLMAN PALACE CARS

Are run On all trains Of the road
This y the ONLY LINZ running these cars sa
tween Chicago aad 81. Paul Or Chicago All
vaukee.
At OMAHA our slsepers connect With tbs Ove-
land sleepers on the Union Pacific Rallrasl f. a..
points west Of the Missouri River
On the arrival Of the trains rom tie tas, "
south, the trans Of the Chica 20 North nss;=--
Railway leave CHICAGO as follows
For COtSCII BtTFFs. OMAHA and ClIif0RNh,
Two through trans daily, with Pullman Pa -scs
Drawing hoom and Sleeping Cars through 70 t.l-
ell Bluffs.
For NJ. PAIL and MINNEAPOLIS, Two tlrog.-
on both trsin
For GRRES BAL and LANE SUPERIOR. Tso trA.-i
daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached, an ru-
ming through 10 Marquette.
For MILWAUKEE, -Four through trains d -,
Pullman Cars on night trains.
For HN0Sl and points IN Munsslts .-s
through train daily.
For DrBrQUE. via Fresport Two through - Is
daily, with Pullman Cars on night train.
For DIBlQlE and Ia CROSSE, via Clinton, =
through trains daily, with Pullman Car. % g,
train.
For si0II CITY and YANKIOS, Two ira Us l4'.y
Pullman Cars to Missouri Valley Junctl5n.
For LAKE GENEVA. -Four trains daily.
For ROCKFORD, STERLING. kENOsHA. JAM,
'iLlk, and other points, you can have fEOu to- b
ten trains daily.
For rates and information not Attsinao.s '---
your home ticket sgents, apply l.
MARVIN aUGHITT,
6snsrsl Superintendent.
W. Ii. sTESNEA
General Passenger z---
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\ new married couple had curious game
ur hide and seek, on the New York and
ranads road, the other day Mr.. Pratt
took car at Saratoga with his bride FOR
Port Henry Before the train started he
lett the train for q moment and the train
went Or with Mrs. Pratt. She boarded the
ir-t down car at Port Henry. and a il
entered Saratoga the husband got a5Jari
An up tram and went OF north IN search
of her The wife then took the next aP
train, while her husband. On reaching Port
Henry and not finding her. took the train
-.uth. They passed each other on The
NAV without discovering tac.r proximity.
and on arriving each at the opposite end of
the route were a. badly of IL ever A
prrempt0ry telegram from the husband d.
rrrting the wife to remain at Port Henry
-.until sailed tor settled the matter
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70 Our Post Commander
WARREN GIBBS,
posr srAxsAnD, No. 2, G. A. r.

The Post closes the year with money in
she treasury, and with the largest member
ship Of al the Posts in the State. We are
sIsd 20 learn thst sessrsl campfire papers
Are promised for this winter, which will be
asiy snnea noej,
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.GAhRIEL. CONKOY. -
.pHii.ir NoI.AN's FRIENDS.

BY EDWARD EyERRIr Hale. This IS an hlstog..4
romance The scene ia laid In the Southwest ST
time when that territory was was hrst spanish, tael
French and then American, and when war vas III
mlnent, 10 obtain the control Of the mouth V. tas
Niss!s ppi. It ia likely to be the great romanes
the Mississippi Valley, IS Gibrel Conroy VII hs
the Pacific Sl0pe
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OVER TIE LAKE.-David Mcbride has
leased the Witherell House, Plattsburgh.

OVER THE LAKE-David Mcbride has
leased the Wi;herel House, Plattsburgh.
for term of years.
A canal, boat named Dante. we believe.
is now floating of east OF Crab Island, near
the Vermont shore, rather mysteriously
She is commanded by an old woman and her
husband. and has boards only for sails.
Severa! DAYS since, when she lett Burning
ton and was anchored few miles out. the
authorities sent out the A. Williams to tow
her in, bat the Captain Of the canal boat
would not take the line and refused to be
towed - Plat! sJHrgh Sentinel
Piattsburgh is going TO send to the Phila-
delphia Centennial Exhibition the gun car
riage recently taken from the wreck OF the
ROYAL Savage. 1t i hoped that the burst
cannon, taken from the lake many years
ago may be found to 90 with it.
/. F. Witherbee, of Port Henry at the
request OF Prof. W p Blake. in charge OF
the Government collection of minerals and
ores Of The United States Tor the Centennial
Exhibition ut Philadelphia in 1870. has IN
dertaken to superinteni the collection OF q
good reurs~entatiye suite OF the Iron Ores
OF Northern New York, and any other
mnersl roductions Of economic value.
Great preparations are being made for
ice-bJalus on Cumberland Bay, all that Is
lackiirs ~ iar being the ice
Old ladies " n the full possession OF all
their faculties" are. one after another, an
nouncins fheir intention OF visiting the
Centennial next summer. Clinton county,
n. Y. challenges the L nited States to pro-
duce a match for Rossnna Wetherwax aged
los. who now resides in the town of Peru,
and who l. remarkably bright and active
Tor person OF her age.
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rms LASS ~ LOW mas.

The friends Of "soRIBsER" who have read -SUr.y
Toms Trouble" lone bay ~ Arle," The ire =.
Grantley Mills, and others OF Mrs barnet's sh1r,
stories will not need 10 be assured that tsY have
a rare treat before them. The scene OF the nes
novel is laid In an Enlish mining town. and ir,a-
the first page to the last the interest Il unalEzn.
Among other notable papers mention tina &.
lowing A Second Farmers Vacation" By c..
George. +. WARM, descriptive OF row boat rl4s
OF two hundred and my miles, in one OF the mos
fertile snd interesting OF the ne-growing valley
OF Europe-a region never seen ny the or1isar}
traveller but full Of Interest, in its social and
dustrial aspects. rare collection Of Revoutlona-j
Letters A series OF Illustrated Articles on Aruer
can Colleges. The series includes william AM
Mary, Harvard. Yale. Mich. gan State lnlvers-p.
Wesleyan University, Amherst Agricultural &.
leye Princeton, Union, Bowdoin, Trinity aud otAe-
typical Institutions OF the country. Elegantly
lustrated articles Old New York, Illustrated "a
pers on American Cities, &c
The editorial control aud direction o. the 5lAgi
zine will remain in the hands Of DR.. HOl!and, W
will contribute each month editorials upon eurrel-
political and social topics Our readers Day look l.
Topics Of the Times" Tor healthy opinion, Ia
OlteCabinet +" for pure sentiment Home and >,
gre:s~ for criticism 'sfhe Worlds Work" .-
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innocent pleasantly
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discouraged BY the favor accorded l. L Ly --
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mir no. fMi,4HsSI- " ~ >oAn
nHuuf.S.

uiyinT the adventures 81 parry 81 boys IN Their
Song quincy seross the plains, with vivid POI
trait1re oi their Lie In California during the Gays
u the Gold Fever. Mr BROOKS brings 70 this work,
a addition TO his we'll known literary gins 4
thorough familiarity with The features OF that Wild
country and the people then hoekins toward L.
What he has TO say o. them is pervaded with SUD
tie and intense SAVIOR Of reality that enables the
reader to follow the characters IN their adventures
with q positive sense Of c0mpanionship. The con
tagion OF the gold fever :" the great slhculues
snt perils which belesguersd their journey across
the plains and mountains. snd finally the aaventur
Gus hali-c villzed, and yet. IN certain rude way,
poetic life IN the mines Of California, are all de
scribed with wonderful! truthiulness and skill. ADJ
10 this the elevated tone pervading lie work. and
the irresistible attraction which sufh narrative
possesses for boys. and the value VI IL stirring,
healthy serial becomes evident
There Is to be another ait shorter CT a.. begin
ming IN January ani runnlng through three nun
bsr-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

SEVEN YEAEs.-Charles W. Howe,of Tun
bridge. has Just taken up his quarters IN
the State prison at Windsor, on sentence
Of seven years for burglary at Towers Mills,
Tunbridge. This is Howe's second term at
Windsor within five years. a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

STOWE The exceeding cold weather Of
Noyem her and December has made 3 scarci-
" OF hay, ana it Is now selling at Sl4 80
per ton
The StoTz i7amA;i, club took Sl- 90 at
Materbu "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

STATE PRIsoN TRoUBLEs.-Superintendent
Bailey and Warden Lull, Of the Vermont
State Prison, have had considerable Diff
Guilty since the election Of the former last
fall. These difficulties eliminated in the
prelerment Of charges by the Superinten-
dent to the directors against Lull. The
directors eZonersted Lull and severely con-
demned the course of Bailey. Bailey re-
fused to resign, and Lull consequently was
forced to. Bailey has got Lull indicted be-
fore the Windsor county grand jury, for
alleged i'll treatment of prisoners. The
case comes on at the present term of the
court. The directors OF the prison sustain
Lull, and if they had the power would dis
charge Bailey. The people of Windsor.
too, generally support Lull. Wetrust that
such legislation will be taken next fall a $
will make the directors responsible for the
administration of affairs at the prison, and
give them power to remove such officers as
taey deem necessary for the good of the
prison. The present wrsngle is nnsesmly.
and Is suhversiye of good discipline and
good order in the prison Montpelier
Mailman.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

From the uell.knowl maker Of Yale's AaAmssh
Tent.
oentlemsp.I have sui Tered ten Yeas trom the
worst forms OF Acute Catsrrh, or Gold in the iesd
that ever afflicted mortal man. Whenever taoa
fresh cold il would settle IN my head, eiurns tne
,nost violent sueezing accompanied by excessive
discharges from my ey es and nose. For dsys ans
DAYS my suffering would be iutsnse, and hnauN
settling in my loins and bowels. would feh1rI ~,
sufYerings was I able 10 obtain even temporary
relief from anv medicine ever tried Three veeAs
ago, while suffering from the worst suAea u'e
had | procured a hottie Of SANfoRDs RApl. Al
CuRE ron CArARRH The relief frein the nr-t
dose was so gratifying that would willingly have
doses conn leteiv cured me- My head has siuce
been perfectly tree from mucous secumnia'lon-
my breathing easy. and not sy upton o. tr9u1is
about nv back and bowels has presenter lsse''' '
effert IN INV case has been truly remarkable
Vary rasnecfrully. X NJ YALE.
Sail ana Awning Maker. youth Market 81.
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Each package contains Treatise on C4tirrh and
DR. SANFORD. Improved luhal.ng Tube. Price g. ~.
Sent prepaid to any part OF the United States toI
s. p For sale by Druggists everywhere WEEKS
& rUTTtK Boston, General Agents
E-Use sANFJRDS JAMAICA GINGER for
Simple Colds and Chllls-
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CATARRH.

From The Drug Examiner of the BOSiOn Custom
House.
sAkFORDs RADICAL CURE has proved 50 UNIFORM
ly successful the treatment VI Uaisrrh that NJ"
recommend II exclusively, aud consider II lar su-
perior IL any preparation ever before prepared Ut
ihis disease ISAAC T CAMPBFLL,
Druggist Broadway, south Boston,
AMI Examiner " Drugs, b. L. Ii.
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READ THE FOLLOWING
Gu BEING RIA TIES !
WHICH WI ARE NOW PREPARED IT, MAKE
FOR 1856.
SDeciaI inducements

We viii send the WEEKLY FREE Pass aud
any Of the Publications named below, for
one year. at the prices affixed. they are
selected with great care and compose the
leading periodicals Of their several classes;
and the rates are much les than If ordered
directly from the publishers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

SwANroN-Tbe crib for the extension of
the breakwater IN Swsnton Harbor. which
was broken from its moorings by the ice
and drifted about a third of a mile. has
been replaced and IS now secure. To bring
it back 10 its original position the contrac-
tor Tor the breakwater extension, Mr.. j. d.
Hancock, was forced TO cut out the ice,
which varied in thickness from sixteen
inches to three feet. for the distance above
mentioned The cribwas, in the first place.
supposed 10 be securely moored, but when
the warn snap" came on and moved the
ice out, its force was 50 great as to cut the
heavy iron cables like threads. I.
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CATARRH.

serles @: Uninterrupted Cures effected with i ~
well-kncwn Boston Physician.
From DR.. Chas. Main.
Ca.arrh is the oyprobium msiie0rtDi VI the medi-
ca 1 profession and by many is thought incursole.
When, therefore, a preparation Is presented TO my
notice, endorsed by so responsible firm as Messrs
unpreiudiced trial and when such trial results In
a series of uninterrupted cures. cannot allow pro
iessional etiquette to interfere with candid ef-
preston Of my regari for i. therefore give saS.
FORp's RADIclL CURE oRlCAIARRH my unqualified
approval and consider il as remedy for the treat
mont OF every form Of Catarrh superior 10 any
preparation laid down IN any text book nth which
| am familiar Very Respectfully.
DR. CHARLES MAIN.
Boston Nav 70 241 Harrison Avenue.
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The papers illustrative OF American Seensry
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-07

Have JON any thought OF going 10 CsliiOlai4
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\ CURl0Us CASE Mr.. q, II Ha>e.tln.
.i Greensboro, has little girl, four year.
,lJ. who fell from the bed when about
three months old. striking On the back %!
her head and hurting her severely Very
-oon after ihi, her head began 10 grow quite
rapidly, aui in three months had increased
niue inche, IN circumference. All edJIt- go
arrest the growth proved futile The head
how mea-uie- twenty-sII and one laii iuct-
g one way. and twenty-lour and three
lourths the other The expansion Of the
head seems to be all above the eyes The
body l. about the size OF children u that
aye and well formed, but it has no; enough
strength to carry the head, 50 the child ha-
1. he held. or it lies 10 it, crib. or Is plays
gu the ioor, lust a. it wishe~. II seems 30
pa>~e~s intelligence, and learns rapidly
~hen put to the test it j. quite healthy,
sud ha~ good appetite. The head is hard
like all head, and for the present does moi
grow faster than nature wouli have it.
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-. Nlonoi.- roH is.a

Premises even greater Attraction ttau Tue previous
volumes. A strong feature " Tie ne" 'eiuWe u
III American serial story
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HtD1rrioN IN TIE PRICES or
WATCH wohh.
Return TO Rates Charged Be
tore the Var.

watches Will now De cleaned
for 81 90 Instead OF I.3O, and all
witch aud other repairing APP
pertaining 10 the business, ad-
vnuced during the War, now
done AT the old Inrin. In max
ing this change 4 wish 10 say
ihat . have no desire TO cut I'M
der prices, only charging the
same AS In Rutland and other
towns. nnJ have done whnf
believe the times
demand.
Oct r.. tdSwti q. W. WlNUAiL-
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ST NICHOLAS FOR 1879. N"i.~.

For the convenience Of Libraries. anu hsca1se
many children md the two large volumes for -
and rs rarher bulky to handle. We have had these
twenty four numbers bound N four elegant vol,
unes and lnclose1 10 neat box. under me general
title u
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