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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14
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SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO THE
OLD FOLKS, AND TO THE
BOYS ANDGIRLs.

The Boston Journal. in recent issue SAYS
Picture TO yourself what ma zazine for children
ought To be-bow blight and winning IN contents
now pure apd stimulating in teaching, how Re
splendent with pictures, and then turn over the
pages Of ST. NICHOLAS aud you Will Ind your .oe=-
realized"
The Chicago Inter- Ocean says; ST. NICOLAS ss-
Institution OF which Young and Old Ausrlcs are
As proud a. England Is OF punch house Will
ont ST. NICHOLAS continues the writer, does d.
deserve to own any boys and girls no dog should
wag its little tail while pressing It's nose through
the area raiIings emphsticslly. We would oozs's
that should the sun cOnde-cend to shine upon tast
house. his solar majesty would make big Il
take"
The frs; volume Of ST. NICHOLAS was surprise
even 10 the public that had heartily welcomed g.
numher by number Newspaper critics eXpresss-
enthusiastic approval children and parents were
like del ted. and cOnSratnlatory letters from
distin gu shed men and women poured n upon the
publishers and editor Charles Dudley ha-ue-
wrote Il do not see how II can be made any be-,
Ter and n ch ldren don't Ike H. i IS time ~ cnans
the kind OF children in this country white
our great poet wrote 1T is little 70 say OF Ia
magEzine that II IS the best child's feriodirA- To-
the world - and words Of hesrty coinnen1at b
came across the ocean rom sucn earnest N1-Ee-s
and popular favOriles OF the young a. 0eo. Ma
donald Christina RO=settl, and Canon hlnss4ey,
Beautifully bound superbly illustrated. az
filed with good things run the best writers
cudips three long serial stories the nrst volume
OF ST NICOLAS CON ete n Itself : anner Inr-i
mas git for girls and boys to-day Khan au1 sl-ls
bsok IN the market excepting
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14
The Springfield Republican saws Of the
eople Of ST.. Albsas

The Springfield Reputi-aH saws Of the
eople Of 81. Albshs
For pure guliibility, the palm must be
awarded to the good people OF -. Adams.
VI. who. for over a week, have been the
Complete victims OF q smart younyster who
claimed to be Charley Ross twas evident
eoougb 10 outsiders from the start that he
couldn't be the missing Philadelphia boy -
he wa altogether toe cunning and the
paternsl Ross has ;elegraphed, time and
again. that the boys absurd statements, g.
that be had been 10 certain school 10
Philadelphia. whereas Charley had never
been sent 10 school. left no doubt that
he Was q fraud yet these c0nfding
folks would not give i W, and actually had
the impudence 10 accuse Mr.. Ross OF not
caring much 10 ind his boy, because he
wouldn't travel al the way from Phi!ade.-
phia IL ST Adams 70 see the y0ungster.
when il was absolutely certain that be was
hot his son. The only thing needed 10 cap
the climax Of this sbsurdlty l. the fact thai
all this time the Iolks at Milford. y. Il
have been perfectly sure II was Jimmie
Blanchard WHO was making all this fuss
but hi> parents and town-iolks have had
~ much trouble with the Young scamp
ihat they weren IL q hurry 10 get him
buck though. we believe. BIZ mother did
telegraph, ;he other day, TO d" send aim
bone by express, which. II j. needless TO
>ay the 81 A bans believers IN Charley Ross
wouldu do.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14

AprOpOs TO this ! desire to saw word ID relation
to SANFORDs RADICAL CURE FoR CATARRH. l have
been much surprised al Us large and ready sale N
this city for the following reasons Il is Compare
lively new preparation, and trade is flooded Will
called remeiey for this rApdles increasing 4osth-
some disease, but from inquiries and voluntary
testimony received in ts favor, ind its eject Is
the cause o. is popularity know o. chronic cases
in which a.. other medicines o. the kind have been
tried and have JAILED TO benefit when eAsFoRD's
RADICAL CURE has by the use o. two bottles. Ell
trey cured. lnciplent cases experience relief and
u many Instances are cured, by using one bottle.
knowing Of what write. have nc hesitation in
SAYING that sANFORD's HADICALCURH F0R GAIA RRH
IS the most reliable preparation " the kind have
ever sold Yours, &c, A. WILLIAMS.
NeWt0nTllle. May 10Th.
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THE GREKT REPUTATION
hAIca NEeETISE has sttalnsd IN al parts u Tx
country asa
Great and Good Medicine.

And The large number o. testimonials which are
constantly being rece we'd from persons who have
been cured by It. use are conclusive proof o. IT.
great value. i n recommended By physlc.sus and
EpothscGries. As d Blood Purifier snc Health ne
storer. i has 10 equz4.
NESErIsE IL Dot prepared for fancy drink made
ron poor liquors. which detltates tie system Aud
tends % destroy health instead " restoring Z;
Are not the many testimonials gwen for the e.
ie7ent complaints satisfactory 10 any reasonable
person suffer ~ from any disease meuti0ne above
that they can be cured Read the iiereut test
uou!zls gwen. ana NJ one can doubt. In many u.
these cases the persons say that their pa Z and
suffering Cannot lie expressed Is n cases of Scrufu
la where apparently the whole BODY va one mass
VI corruption, l. NEGETIsE VII relieve pain
c4eanse, purity and cure such diseases resior Q =
ths patient u perfect health a-ter try NJ rereut
physicians. many remed e. suffer D. f1r ysa-s j.
i not conclusive proOt q you are 3 sufferer yeu
can be cured Why e this medicine performing
REGULATING fluid. II can truly be called the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER. The great source " disease
o. giuAtes n the blood and ~ medicine that DIES
not act directly upon o. 70 purity and removals.,
La any Just clam upon public attention. When
The blood becomes Aeless and sta gnAut either from
change o. weather or o. climate want o. exercise
regular diet, or from any other cause. the EGK-
TINE vii renew the blood. carry Of the putrld hu
mors cleanse the stOmuch. regulate the bowels anc
mpart tone q igor 70 the whole body. The con
y ctIon Is IN the public mind well as L thu med
ca profess on. that the remedies supple by the
, sg-fstls AiHga0p are more sac, more success.u!
~ the cure oi disease. than minerai medic hes.
EGETiNE s composed o. rxots, ca-Es znc herbs i
pleasant q take, and is perfectly safe % give o.
81 iufznt. Dc y0u need 10 D. not he tate q t-y
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14

A. was TO be expected. al sorts OF ~
mors were II circulation. At one time II
was said that Col Crosby had been arrest
ed as one Of the abductors Of the Ross child,
and he was voted al imposIor OF worse.
We are told that crosby alluded 10 the St
Adams people, with good deal Of prOfani-
~, a. a "credulous set Of Vermont gum
chewers, and the citizens Of the Iural
hamlet were justly indignant therest, and
placed no confidence in the author Of 50
Rtrocious scandal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14

SwANToN The Irestles under the IN
finished half Of the iron bridge over the
Mlssl>quol went Out at four O. clock. Satur-
day. but new trestle WAS placed 50 that
trains C nm fenced 10 cross al five, MONDAY
night. " thin the recollection Of the old
est iDhabitAnt the river was never known
TO rise ~ rapidly a. it did Saturday The
meadows and roads were flooded five feet
and some families were driven from their
tvu>es. Others remained with boatsItied to
the doors In many places the ice Is wash
ed upon the fields In banks fifteen feet high.
The wOTkmen on the LamOille Valley Rail
rvaJ bridge had just completed their stag
ing on the ice preparatory 10 putting over
the bridge. buI they succeeded II getting it
OF about al hour before tue ice lett. The
bridge. which ha> been framed Tor several
years l. l0uDd 10 De somewhat decayed and
MANY part Of il useless
Rev. Mr. Rogers. OF Wells River who has
bs-n supplying the pulpit ct the Congrega-
Iiouzi church Tor several Sundays, has been
engaged Tor one year. $
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14

THr Static OF ETHAN ALLES.-It has been
suggested that the statue of Ethan Allen,
BY Lerkin q. Mead. should be exhibited al
the centennial exhibition. This is.perhaps,
the most Characteristic work of art in the
State. and it ought to be shown at Phils-
dslphA. We understand that Mr.. Mead
dssirss to exhibit it, and We trust the legis.
lstufe, il AZ eItrs session Is called. will
grant him permission TO do so.-Rufisnd
Ne-a.E.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14

Are run on all trains Of the road.
This is the ONLY LINE running these cars DC
tween Chicago and st. Paul or chicago ana NIL
wsukee.
Al OMAHA our sleepers connect with the Over
land sleepers on the Union Pacific Railroad iur al
points west Of the issouri River
On the arrival Of the trains from the East OF
South, the trains OF the Chicago North western
Railway leave CHICAGO rs follows
For COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA and CALIFORNIA,
Two through trains daily, with Pullman falAce
Drawing Room and sleeping Cars through u CouH-
ell Bluff.
For ST. PAIL and MINNEAPOLIS. Two through
trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached
on both trains.
For GREEN BAY and LAKE SUPERIOR. Two trains
daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached, and run
ming through 10 Marquette
For MILWAUKEE, -Four through trains daily
Pullman Cars on n ght trains.
For wINONi and points n Minnesota, ole
through train daily.
For DuBrQrE, via Freeport Two through Trains
daily, with Pullman Cars on night train.
For DrBIQuE and la CROSSE. Wis Clinton Two
through trains daily, with Pullman Cars on night
tain.
For NOuI CITY and YANETON, Two trains daily.
Pullman Cars to 81 issouri Valley Junction
For LAX GENEVA. Four trains daily.
For ROCKFORD, STERLING, KENOsHA. JAMS
VILLE, and other points you czn have ron Two 10
ten trains daily.
For rates and information not alta nsble f'c-1
your home ticket agents, apply 10
MARVIN HUGHITT,
1enerzl Superintendent
W. II. sTENNEII.
Generzl Passenger Agent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14

I'm Mo>lPELIER AM WELLS RIVER RAN
KoAu.-Ch Chancellor Jonathan Ross issued al
injunction Wednesday. restraining Charles
Il llo-tl and other. who claim 10 have
been elected directors Of the Montpelier and
Well River Railroad, Tuesday. from inter
fering with the said road OF any Of it, roll
Ing stock. VI with It present. officers and
manager, 10 any manner or form. The
same injunction also extends against y. {.
Mun>ou. his agents OF servants. 1t i stated
that the attorneys Of the Central Vermont
rjsd a-k 10 be notified Of these legal pro
ceeiing, and claim 70 be interested il them.
D. r. >artwell and other bond-holders Of
the Montpelier and Wells River have fled
petition i,r :he foreclosure Of then mort
gaze % the road, and ask the appointment
OF d temporary receiver. HonIsasc y Hall,
President OF the Montpelier u Wells River
Railroad, hls commenced a suit against
Hon Charles T. Heath and Gen ? ?
Pitkin. claiming damages in $50 600.
The declaration charges that the late al
nual meeting. wLiis the said Hall was pre-
siding. ami IL tha performance Of his of
cial duty, said defendants assaulted hin
and melted others jumped Oh the platform
ordered him not 10 preside, run their
shoulders against him, seizing the clerk
tearing about with great violence robbiug
the clerk O.! the eompsny's books. taxing
AMI carrying away some. breaking door
Windows, chars and other fixtures. and
finally breaking up said meeting. etc. The
suit IS re,urnabie at the june term Of The
Caledonia County Court
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14

WoouEURr Patent pLANINC MACHINE -
The annual meeting of the Woodbury. Pa
ent Planning Machine Company was held
the 9th inst and the following directors
elected Israe. G. Whitney, Joseph L.
Chadwick, Aaron Hobart. Jr.. Lucius A
Bgelow. Ezra Il Baker, Isaac Thacher
Walirou Il. Rand. The treasurer reported
license bad been issued 10 about 900 mill.
under the patent granted 10 Joseph P
Woodbury., April -. ls-3. one mill at Fond
du Lac, Wis. taking licenses on twenty-one
planners and moulders
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14

Charles l. Hubbard, manufacturer OF
leather. in SaIton's River, Vt, failed on
business, on Saturday, and Sunday commit
ted suicide. He has been constable and an
active business man. and owned part Of
the tannery at Centre Rutland, which was
burned last winter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14

Tex RUTLAND AND NHITTHALL RAILWAY
TIE annual meeting Of the stockholders o
the Rutland and Whitehall Railroad Com
psuy Wa held at Fair Haven. Thursday
and the following were chosen director,
Tor the ensuing year ". ". Cooke, OF
Whitehall. A Allen and !. {. Allen. Of
Fam Haven; l. Y. Baker, Of Comsiocks
\ Y. and George II CrRmer. Of Troy
y. \ At the directors meeting afterwsr1
" " Cooke was elected President. 4
Allen. kiet- President, and l. c. Allen
Treasurer and Transfer Agent. This road
la paid dividend every year since IL com
pleii1n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14
CANNOT BIZ EXCELLED.

NIaH--ts 70 " l-aIl- y ~
Il, + STEVENS
Dezr s.r-Thls e 70 certify that tsve used your
Blood Preparation ~ ny iAuily for severa
ears, and think That, Tor scrofula o. CAuceroEs
Humors. or Rheumatic Affections. i cannot be ex
celec and - blood purifier and spring med c nc
o ls TIE best thing have ever used and ! have
Used almost eveTythln.. ! can cheeriuuy recon
mend % g. any one u need o.. such q medicine.
Your respectfully.
MRS. a. A. DINSMORE
kussell Street
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14

Wen never see our darling little Jimmy suy more
Never kiss him io- his mother, behind the wash
room door
We u never give him better clothes than lie ever
had before
Oh, where's or Charley gone
ST. sibgIls AditrtIssr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14

Having the past three months had az UNUSUAL
demand for Catarrh remedies ! have found that
sANFoBD's RADICAL CURE is the leading article IN
every OF the word, nv sales being for il one
dozen 10 one bottle OF any other remedy.
d 5 BARTLETT,
Harvard equare. Cambridge.
March j. 49,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14

NoRTHrIELD- The New Years bal d; J
ii RawSon hotel was largely attended,
one hundred and nine couples being pre-
eut.
1t l. an agreeable antidote for the gene
"a stsgnation Of business to speak OF the
enterprise Of J j W Gould. who in the
month OF December manufactured al their
mill IN Gouldsyille ready for market = .24O
yards Of flannel.
At the annual village meeting. held at
Concert Hall. on Monday evening, c. D.
Williams was elected clerk and treasurer
'" A Blake. collector D. Bacon. j. {.
Mosely, {. L Ely. Asa Strong and ; T.
Judd. trustees IRE wsrdens g. ". A.
word. chief engineer ;. Il. Curtis assist
ant ngineer j. NJ Emerson, ward II .
W. farnham, ward and C. H. Pierce,
ward , No Ii. was voted. The report OF
the treasurer and auditor showed a de-
crease OF the Indebtedness of the village
during the year from SSOOto S5l5.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14

Hon Bradley B. Smailey, Of this city
snd Hon. Bradley Barlow, Of St Adams,
have been elected members Of the Board Of
Directors Of the Central Vermont Railroad
CompsnX. to 81 vacancies.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14

6sntlemen-I am happy 10 ini0-m you that SAN
FoRD's RADICAL CURE Is the best remedy fox Ca
tsrrh have ever sold. Il gives universal salts
faction. / have not found 3 that il did not
relieve al once, and in many cure is per
formed by the use OF one bottle II must soon
lead all others in the market. Please send me
another supply. Respectfully yours,
ANDREW LEE,
Manchester Mass, April }. 1874.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14
ST. NICHOLAS FOR 1875,

Which with Is magnificent pictures, II tWo C z
plste serials and is innumsrs bic shorter sior ca
sketches poems, fairy tales, rhy mes And nz.ts
bits o. wisdom. is French OermAn al -
storie.-its tuu and is puzzles Jack IN the pulp
the Letter Box &c 4c-, IS even more sap erai
attractive.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14

WEST CHARLOTTE The annual meeting
Of the West Charlotte Cheese Factory Com
pauy wa held on Thursday evening. Jan
9th. The reports Of the directors showed
the factory 10 be in & prosperous condition
a. well a. paying institution. havn NJ
earned , PEI cent on the capital invested.
after paying running expenses.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-14

Jimmie Blanchard. on being questioned
at Nashua. said that he went to ST. Adams
and other places because he enjoyed il he
did it for fun, and be would do 50 again
when he wanted good suit of clothes He
was then dressed ID the neat. new suit Of
clothes given him at St. Adams His Jacket
was ornamented with chain and he con-
stantly twirled in his hands g watch which
was also gift from the deluded St. Alban-
ians. he said he was afraid to 70 home,
but he knew his parents would forgive him
for MS freak. They knew he was able to
take care OF himself. A lady asked him for
MS autograph. when be looked up archly
and. with peculiar curl of his lip, asked,
" Which one, Charlie Ross or Jimmy Blan-
chsrd - Many questions were put and he
answered them satisfactorily, establishing
beyond doubt hls identity a. Jimmy Blsn-
chard. On being questioned about his
knowledge OF localities in Philadelphia, he
said that he had gathered the information
from various sources. lie knew the family
OF Mr.. Hall Stanton. because they used TO
spend the summer at Mount Vernon, about
five miles from his fathers house, and he
had become acquainted with the children.
From them he had learned good deal Mrs.
Stanton he had never seen, but his mother
had picture of her at home, and so he
could give pretty accurate idea of her sp-
pearance.
LETTER IRON Mr.. CHRISTIAN k ROSS.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4, 1876.
D. ). MORRILL,, Esq, Sheriff, ST. Adams.
Dear SIR Il received your favor of the
5Oth uit., with enclosure Of photograph of
child IN your charge. The picture has not
the iaintest resemblance to my little son
Charley. Besides he Is much too old.
Ny little boy is years months old to-
day. Some few things the boy has told are
correct, but could be learned from circulars
or newspapers. such as Miss Cope, his Sun
DAY school teacher, DR.. Dunton, our fsmi-
ly physician. In the main, however, his
answers are far out Of the way. My little
boy never lived in the city proper. We
live about miles ont in the country, in Q
sparsely settled part. He did not know
snv BOYS in Philadelphis never wert to /!
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&isttll 1aesns.
CALIFORNIA.

Have ysu ssy thought Of going to Csliiors"'
Are res going west, North or Northwest!
los vast 70 Know the best routes TO take'
The shortest, safest, quickest and most comior'
able routes are those owned by the Chicaso AND
Northwestern Railway Company. 1t ovnes over
two thousand miles Of the best road there Is In the
country Ask any ticket agent to show you Us
maps and time cards. AL ticket agents can sell
you through tickets by this route.
Buy your tickets via the Chicago 4 NORTH
Western Railway for
SAN FIR A n Q / > co.
Sacramento, Ogden. Salt Lake City. Cheyenns'
Denver. Omaha, Lincoln, Council Bluffs, Yankt0n,
Sioux City, Dubuque. winOna. St Paul, Duluth
Msrouetts. Green Bay, Oshkosh. Madison, NIL
vaukee, and all points west or northwest o.
Chicagoi
Kyou wish the best travelling scconmodations'
you viii buy your tickets by this route, and VIII
take no other.
This popular route is unsurpassed i0r epeeo'
Comfort and Safety The Smooth, Wel-Ballasted
and Perfect Track Of Steel Rails. Westinghouse Ar
Brakes, Millers Safety Platform and Coupiers' the
celebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, the fs'-
feet Telegraph System OF Moving Trains, the reg
ularity with which they run, the admirable
arrangement for running Through Cars Iom
Chicago to all points West, North and North West
secures 70 passengers AL the COMFORTS IN
MODERN RAILWAY TRAVELLING.
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THE BOX FMIGRANTs." BIZ NOAH
BROOhs.

Giving the adventures Of party o. boys u tie
kJug quincy across the plains With Viv.L u1-
Iraiture OF their Life II California durrg Tie
o. the Gold Fever Mr.. Brooks brings g. tsls Wl-E
IN addition 70 his vel known literary EIs
thorough familiarity with the features u t1a- v
country and the people then nockiuz tlezr- o.
What Ae has 70 say OF them is pervadec y Oh --r-
tie and intense SAVIOR o. reality that enable -l=
reader 10 follow tie characters n their alvelf--zs
with positive sense OF coz pan onst. p The CD
taglOn Of the 'Eold-iever the great ltl-u. be-
and De-ils which beleaEuersc their journey ac-.
the p!ai rs and mountains and finally the a1varrl-
Gus. half-cvlized. and yet, in 3 certs41 rude E-t
poetic LIE II the u ues Of California, are ST. --
scribed wiki wonderful truthfulness and =E.4. A1-
10 this the elevated tone perrac4nE the EO.E SRI
the irresistible attraction which such nArr4; Be
Possesses for boys and tie value % tbs sIfr-l-.
healthy seris. becomes evident
There Is T. be another suc shorter ssrlzl, oes
ming u January AID runu-nr through thres u-1
5er=
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WHAT II NEEDED.

BOSTON re- y 81
HENRY 3 srEvESs. EsQ
Dvar s.r-About one year since found Qyse. Ia
feeble condition ron genera debility. NEGErIS
was strongly recommed g. ne by frlend who had
been much benefited by II use. I procured lie
article ana. sler using several bottles, wa re
stored o. health. snd discontinued t. use fee
quite confident tAstthere Is no medicine superior
tQ i ior those up!4ints FOR which i j. espec AZ
prepared and would chee-.ul.y recommend lt Il
those who feel that they need something restore
them 70 perfect health.
Respectfully yours. l. I. PETTEN6ILL,
F.rm @. S " Pettengill q Co
NJ, DO State Street Boston.