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PIBI.IC OPINION.

Mp ABRAHAM :. HEWITT has been
..t,rndod At cornering the president IN II
Hn Mr. Hewitt seems to have been the
only man that WAS lett to DC sS'ou'"eu'-
81 Louis Times.
Tussr who dispute the legality OF the
.,o,;an of the Governor of Oregon must
no prepared to prove that the ballots OF "
I'll majority of voters can occompIish
,,hat the Constitution OF the United
S. forbids. The Governor OF Oregon
is sworn to support the CONSTITUTION .I %t
the limited States, and he Is made D! the
laws of that State the iunctiohary "u'
= ~ certify to the names of those per
sons who have been duly appointed
prosidentisl electors. There was regu-
lar contest before the Governor, lhe lac'
nf the disqualification OF WAITS was
established. both sides were Represented
N the contest. and the Governor hau no
or,;on but to act as he did, baltimore
Gazette.
rr Is complained by the Republicans
-. ,b;s Oreqon decision is wrong, De
go Il elects minority candidate, ana
that even if Mr.. Watts, the postmaster
WAS not elected, Mr.. Cronln, VINO naS no'
81 majority of the votes, coulu n"' oia..l'
80 he elected. But it must be remember
cd that not one of the eight Louislahs
oIactors received msjority of the votes
cast and it is only by throwing out .hs s
votes adiudged by the State CahVassea
alone to have been Illegally cast tna'
thew can be declared elected. 1t m a.a;t
rot what made the illegalityi the decis'
IONS in Oregon and Louisiana seem to ot
parallel cases, and are made by the same
State suthority-N. Y. Herald ReP"'''
can.
II &c we have inclined to believe, tn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14

GRANT complains of the ignorant for
eipn vote in New York city. The negro
electors in the South are, we presume,
ALI graduates of a university.
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vHUS. K. SHARP,
Master ul transportation.
. ...g,E~. General Agent. dej
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14

original color, aCtth the gloss dnd
freshness Of youth. Thin hair is
thickencd, falling hair checked, and
badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can re-
store the hair where the folliclcs are
destroyed, or the glands atrophied
and decayed. But such as remain
can be saved for usefulness by this
application. Instead of fouLlng the
hair with a pasty sediment, it will
keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling OFT,
and consequently prevent badness
Free from those deletcrious sub
stances which make some prepare
lions dangerous and injurious to
the hair, the Nigor can only benefit
but not harm it. If wanted merely
for 4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14

HAYES was "shsky" Tor few days,
but John Sherman and Zach. Chandler
have put some stifiening in him, and ne
now finds himself able to express the be-
lief that he has been legally elected, and
ths. he will be inaugurated. He doesn't
see anything in the Oregon vote to DIS
turb this happy frame of mind, which
will probably leave him suddenly on the
second Wednesday in February.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-14

REMOVAL--2O0 Pianos and Organs
HiSTFACTCRERS PRICES. 'THE
\ subscribers will sell their entire stock
Of Pianos aud Organs, new and second
hand. sheet music. music books, and
merchandise. at very near cost prizes FOR
cash DURING SEPTEMBER, Previous W
renewal q their rev store, ~ EAST 18Th
-, UNION SQUARE, Oct. ]. Iilusirsi'i
Catalogues mailed. Agents wanted. Sp.-
cial inducements "a the Trade. HORACE
WATEES & SONS, Manufacturers aud
Dealers, 81 Broadway, ". y. splZb
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Accommodation tram leaves Scllaire at
. hand arrives at Steuhcuville at
~
,- recommendation trains leave
! --. ..g q. in. and 1850 p. m.
.rr1. n. and % p. IN; arrive
Fen, a. lU:lJ "a. m. and ! 10 p.
n- leave Martins Ferry at
....u. ".-H u.u.; Bridgeport II 40
..... .. ...:Hlrivc at Brilaire at
.... ..... .r. o.. 80.
.-,.. principal points in the
!. .. .. .u" u- procured at the
.. ..- .a NcLure House, and
.... bridgeport.
q. K. MYERS,
....t. .as>-uger n Ticket Agent.
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Wheeling geeister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGIsTER

DAILY REGISTER.
SiT car ;,.,-'''..'Ss w Three months...S2 90
ok months. 90 One month. *
O., ,ThI.WEEKLY REGISTER.
ruohshed every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
ohe copy yr...Sf % One COPY g mos NJ IN
WEEKLY REGISTER
one copy, yr...sl so Six copies, Iyrs 7 an
one copy, mos l W Ten copies, yr. l3 90
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER

One square-zs inch space.
1 I,le ume............s 20 One month......S s 90
one week......:.-. 50 One year ......... Is 90
one square ehangeable once a week $50.
Special Notices % per cent additional
Advertisements to occupy fixed places Or
per cent additional. ="
Cuts VIII be charged double for space
occuried SP''
Dot tIe clumn advertisements, 50 per
cent a0d LCLal. ~ f''
Loca, NClCes Is cents per lipe-b,a mo
toe9. 'icttcs n'N De inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR
All disbursements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in ad-
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adyer-
tlsementS not connected with IL W. he
charged for al our regular rates.
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JUDGE BOND has discharged the South
Carolina Board of Canvassers, on the
GROUND that the State court had no jurlS-
dtction over them. But from what
source does he derive his jurisdiction to
make the discharge. ". !. Herald.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08
NEGETINE

Does not drive IN valids into false homes BY pzr- .
and creating fictitious APP etfe but Asslst- ure
ID clea--ns aH1 plr = II The hoe stem, lead
ne lat-elt .-a1 NV = per 20 Lea n.
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Boots and Shoes

Before that time. Our goods
VIII be sold at cost, for we
must close out every pair
OF BOOTS AND SHOES in
our store. So call early.
before the assortment is
broken, and select you Il
good pair of Boots or Shoes
cheaper than ever before.
Our stock is large and Of the
very best goods in the
market.
We mean business and no
humbug.
All having unsettled ac-
counts with us viii confer a
favor by calling and settling
at once, as we must close all
our business before Septem-
Der LIST.
This sale is for cash only.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

Al q clock the regiment prepared !0r
the coming battle. Dressed in their fatigue
suits. with 30 rounds OF blank ammunition
for each man. the eleven companies Of the
regiment, under Col. 7. ). Peek, marched
/ from camp across Main stree. into meadow
/ Of several hundred acres il extent which
was sklrtei at the extreme western edge by
dense woods. In front o.. these ran deep
ravine, ana as the troops. some 400 strong.
1efled into this, the gleNIn Of their gun bar
relsin the sunlight was 81 inspiring sight
This was the attacking iorce, and while
they were forming IN battle line. Fullers
Battery Of four brass twelve FOUNDERS,
under Capt. Lsvi X. Fuller. drew up On
the extreme height Of the slope to the east.
some half mile from the position occupied
by the regiment. The opening gun was
fred by the battery. At this signal, skirm-
ISL line was deployei. consisting Of thirty
men from the Rutland Company. under Cap
tain KinsmEn. and the Mortified Company
under Captain Williams. They advanced
undsr heavy cannonade from the enemy
(Faler's Battery keeping up desultory fir
ing as they crept up. The battalion now ad-
vsnced IL force, their ightwing being pro
tectcd by the Bradford company, Captain
Chamberlain, and thei- left BY the Barlow
Grsys, under Lieutenant Glider The main
body low sent vOlleY after volley into the
battery which limberei up and re-
treated from the scene Of action ss
It was getting hot for them. The
Battery executed a flank movement 10
the right and opened fire. They were met
on their own ground By a detachment
which had been sent out ind er Lieut..
Col Greenlesf, consisting Of the
Ransom Guards, under Capt. Stranahan,
and the Brandon Company, under Capt.
Hatch, and under the combined attack
Of the united infantry. the Battery retreat
ed from the field, and at last account. were
pressing on toward the southern part of
the State. Brattleboro being their objective
point. The Assistant Surgeon of the reri-
ment was last seen on the field of strife.
with canteen of seltzer for the exhausted
troops. The affair was witnessed by sever
al thousand people and was carried outyer
successfully.
After the review by ex-Goy. Smith, on
Thursday afternoon, the Rutland Light
Guards. Captain kInsman in com
mand, marched up to Colonel Peck's
tent, and gave three hearty cheers
for Nermont's honored war Governor.
In response to this Gov. Smith made
a speech in his usual happy vein, congrstu-
lstlng the regiment on their fine display
and proficiency IN drill. He referred to the
services Of the Vermont soldiers and their
devotion to the cause Of the Union.
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CaStOria.

: plsas-1i and perfect substitute n al cases, or
CASTOR OIL Cssto1is IS the result q 81 old phys
ciau's ef.rt to produce, for LIS own practice. al
effective cataartic pleasant 70 .. tss;e AID .res
from -rip.n-.
Dr. samuel Pitcher, o, Hymns, succeeded N
comb in-, without tie Use O. alcoho. purEsilve
agent q pleasant = take a. honey, ana which
POSSESSES a.. the desirable propert O: Castor OIL
Il Is adapted 20 g.. ases hut Is especially recon
mence1 % mothers ss reliable remedy ;9r a.
disorders O.. The stomach and bowels o. children. It
Is CERTAIN. agreeable, absolutely harmless, and
cheap. Il should be used :-r WIND c5LIc, sour
stomach, WORMS c9stvenuss, Group. Sc. then chill
-ren car have s.sep and MOTHERS nay KEsr.
;. 3. Rose Co., e Dey Street. New York. are
the sole prsparers o. Castoris. sstsr d. Pt-her's
recipe.
Au-. L-w3n
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vEGTISE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Aug. =. DAWN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

"BULLs" Of DIVERSE NA-i0fa-
was a Scotch woman who SAIL '-A.'
of her town only killed ha-,a beast -
1t Was a Dutchman who SAID ili'4
no marks on hi ears except d -l'-'
was British magistrate who ot.-s p.
q vagsb0nd that be was n; ui.-i---' q ,
ded. That's a good thing ~ ,-, ..
1t was an English reporter VIZ
meeting Of the E,hDo.osic-- ~ =
"there were casts Of the saul % o.
ual at different periods OF al--- ----'.
the changes produced ~ Ten ys-.'i 4,
Swift mentiones two skulls l7eTe''--. (
land, one Of person when be W -
the other the same person when p
be a man. Ii was u PJrtusle-g -
enumerated among the MARKS ,..s
body Of a drowned man might Dc II I,
when found, "a marked impe-iIl-- 3
speech" 1t was FreDcanan' -
Carlino, who. contentedy AVE- --la
upon large stone jar FOX prov -. =, .
one who inquired If 1t Wa %. I'D 81 .
mot ar all, Tor have stuffed i -
1t Was an American lecturer W. .-,r b
said one evening, "PAren :. yo- -, ..
children OIL, if not your dausa''i'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08
VEGETINE

ls now prescribed n cases O. Scrofuia snd ether
diseases % the blood. ~ many o. the best phys
cans ~ ~ 70 IL great success u cu--ls a. Dis
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

HI-y,Tc-yI0E ~ TsE sfsTCI~ af1
FSTCHavosth.
Return 10 ft0tes ChGrgest b.
fore the H0r.
Watches VIII ROW ne cleaned
for Sl.OO instead OF else. and
all watch and OsfeF repairing
aPperGaiuinE 10 the business
advanced during the war. ROW
done AT the OLD tariff. In
making this change I wish 20
say that have no desire 10 ca,
under prices. only charging the
same as in Rutland and ether
towns, and have done what ,
conscieEIiOusiy believe the tin es
demand.
Tri4e Railroad THne kept here.
FebS. fl&wti G. W. WISGATE.
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9sr Sdrntissufnts.
REMARKABLE LETTER
From Gentleman known and Honored from the
Atlantic to the Pacific Coast

Messrs. WEEKS Potter, Wholesale DrrsE.s,ss
Boston, Mass. Gentemen.-Ih have io1 some n.n. =.
felt it a duty that owed to suffering humshns y
write you, stating the great benefit that nv -
rived IRON the use Of sAyFoRD's RADICAL ~
FoR CATARRR. For more than 20 years nave pee1
AFT icted with this very Troublesome com .
have tried all the remedies that could huo' ~ ~
without material OF permanent benefit, Las IA.
the disease had arrived al that state that nus
have relief CT die. The entire memhrsnous y -
had become so iunaled, and the stomach - 80
dered, that i was a doubtful msiter Whe.neI
could 20 to the fscifc cost. or Z did 20 Whelnea
should live II come back or not. saw an AuEel
tisement O. this medicine. anu although benz Neis
iucredul0us about specifics nostrums OF an! ALhu
vet IL sheer desperation i tried this, ana Al one
was benefited by H. The changes Of climate,
chronic disease Of the liver. and my ase-oFsf "a
msy prevent ny entire restoration, but Inc penel
derive from its daily use is to invaluable, Anu
an hoping 10 he mpletely cured, and al 4Ss'
arrive al a res spectacle old age.
!. this statement OF ny ease can be Of any seIsoe
20 those afflicted l have been, and enable W -
bring this remedy into more general use especlAl4y
On the Pac &c coast Whore II is much needed " ~
object Ia writing this note Will he ATTAINED,
Es-v truiT vnurs HENRY WELLS,
Aurora. =. Y June 1879. % Wells, Fargo q Co.
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IT With the -regtest pleasure thst We present -
1 me ruhlir fb7s hearty endorsement O. SANFORD 5
ksnIcAL CURE FOR CATARRH, 10 Henry wells fsq-,
o. Wells, Fargo & Cos EIpress. The posluon M
gentleman has ,or so many years occupied n W
the deve cit o. that golden country me fscno
coast has made his nEme known ana respected
thr0uE houI the land. HIS earnest oesIe that tOse
rbo knov HIM and are suffering from this disease.
NAV he induced 10 Il we TUT may he graz nel
Those who do not know HIN and they are .eW
must nov leel couvnced = the great value .! l--s
-s-Delv II Is beyond al question the most success
ful eve- compounded tor The treatment OF CstArrh
IL urescr bed by our best physicians. II IS recon-
neuoed by cur iesdlng apothecailes, anc lest M
ID .-o ali parts o. the United ststes attest the
es.eern IN which i IS held by tie thousands who
have been enabled by It's use 70 escape the right
M consequences that follow total neglect o., ihs
prevsleu dlrease.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08
VEGETINE

Is lot 4 e, rsuss0us compound which SIMPLY
pur.es the bowels. tut SAFE pleasant remedy
which IS surs 70 purify tie blood AID thereby re-
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4 striking Paaosa.a5



About > O. clock ye-cer 81 81
house painter, swinging ll %
;ached TO a nigh buA1l-E g
avenue. heard some one O. --
to come down. Thiuklr- r
owner Of the block. be la--a--.- a.
wrInkle-facCd old chap wll w,- -..
ancient umbrella over h. hea-
l. your name Duke IL ---
nan ID soft voice
No, 81. vas tie 7er.Y q
Ogden
There it l.. y0u see s
stranger Your name lsn', U-a.
It i Ogden. 4 palmer case 1sT--
NY attention. If your name WIS --
it would be Duke "
Did You want = see m5 l--
painter.
"NomInaily, yes. DID vl- ---
any time 10 the study of Y-
Philosophy be banged --F
painter. Ii you d.du't V1-. --- o.
You call ne down her fox
You now illustrate another .--
chucklei the Old man away q. Fl
tray vexation2 Simply .cal-- ST.
vexed. If you were p.sa--- s.
smile. Let'us 20 back l.>.H E4--.
first principles Of mind t9ll,--l-.
You 1 better 20 back g. -.s ---.
lum mutterrl l1e painter
Why ar Innate aSy'lu- --
asked the old man -B..-- 81
iunstic>. Why do We hsve.a-4--
Don = talk to ne. rr1.s+ gu
starting 20 enter the 5uil-ir-
" Why a. ! talk p iu4l.--i &C..
old cha1set-r. barring ne -p-
talk because ! have a voice t.-- p
talk. and why n0t2"
Il dom want any mo-c i.- .c- --
exclaimed the painter. trying O. FL
Old man out Of the way.
We Will % back O. vi l
the stone age. SAID TIE >-r.---
on his hands ss # be msl--
" Did You ever reflect tla- sos DEB
been q hill or valley o. ace a-i
Suppose You had been q --a---.
would have been your policy
" Just about thi-? E4-gs-
as be got c0llar-h01 All i
al his might.
sometimes think. SD .Ha
as be kicked the painter 10 5--
twice IN succession. "tiai ua1 81
descended from earth. mav -a'-
nil. You q knoll. ltat mal wv
glade.
There was a pause f. ui1-
painter hit hin On the -.1lt1-
aied hy leit-handtr "a she u0-a ---'
ing a bold on the painter BAR
him against the hall. ard wei; ~
" Whv do We fght3 B--al-- .
mad 60 back % the day g- BE-
let u see how maine>s csme 81. .-'
They were about hat Way back ia--'
a policeman came all1- ami tl-
old philosopher and marched h.1
was recorded ss John H-1se'. a--.
was placed IN the eel, REMARKED
this prison jug? Because illr5 --- F.
Let u reIracs our steps % tle -i-'
and discover who was hr-, llc.---i---
cooler"
The painter looked after tie --
he was walked of, and s-7.1- d.
ms nose another wipe, be s--
- If that's what they cal l--
| IN going into training I'm --'-
ming
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CARRIAGES.

Burlington. July 26-td&Es
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~1zy.s ag L-.a-s-ss-E4r-g Friday. spa;
I-;. two l.rl- belonging to NJ Eiwal ]
Van s.ek.ea. o. south Burlington. wee
struck y lightning AKA totally consumed
The barns were 1-e1 with hay ard grain.
ana tie loss .- estimated at : l. 500, al least.
Win Insurance 5i a551t oue-ihi71 that
amount. A- Chester steele was mixing,
At the time SIZE lghtuing struck, a57u;
twenty Zee; from the harm, and himself and
tae COW we've thrown 10 tie ground, but
10 fu,t-cr i1 .lry re- allied.
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Ht-pTCTIOE ~ TsE sfsTCI~ af'
WsTCHavUth.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

LEAkr Raor- An experienced builder OF
our city writes u "a follows The best way
% repair leakY To5f is with tar1ed sheath
ing paper. Cuts strip of the end Of the
paper apout 81 OF seven inches long. OF
about al inch longer than the shingles are
laid to the weather. Then cut into pieces
about four inches wide, and with the two
6rst fingers raise the ends Of the shingles
and slip the paper under. which can be
easily doae, and if the shingles lay pretty
snDgly together it will require no mailing !:
if not, third nail will hold it, and it will
last several years. Try it you that have
lesky roofs. A good way to cover a new
roof is to lay a strip OF tarred sheathing
paper between the courses. To do this, cut
the roll into four pieces with a hand saw.
before unrolling. making them about eight
inches each. Some think it will add fifty
pr cent to the durability Of the roof, as it
prevents the shingles from rotting, which
V always the esss With ssWss shingles.
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UhQt is Needed.

HUSTON, feo. 3, 81
M Il. k sTEyEvs
les- sir-Anout one year since found myself Il
q feeble condition from general debility VICE
TIM was Strongly recommended 20 ne by friend
who had been much benefit e. by IL Use. pro
curec the article and ter using several bottles,
was restored 10 health and discontinued It's use /
ieel quite confident that there s no uedicne suBe-
TO il or those con pants for which i : espec-
islv prepared. and would cneerfully recommend Z
to those who feel that hey ueed soneinin. . re-
store them 10 perfect health.
Respectfully yourt.
L. L PFTTIN6ILL.
Firm o. S. Il. Pe;tiu.il Co. 10 state 81. boston
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a TRAI> lTr -HE TRACK NEAR CHARLOTTE
FORTUNATE ESCAPE TR0E An ATFALLING
CATAsTkuEEE
When the tram from tAi> city TO Rutland.
Z. n FJss, conductor. had passed short
distance beyond Charlotte. Thursday morn
ing, Aug. 3lst. Journal of the tender sud
denly broke. Tie baggage car IVES at once
thrown over AID tic rest Of the Cars thrown
from the rails
The most gratifying d. /; is tia most
surprising part Of abs story l.. that no one
vas kili,d. aud 5u; one pe7s5n-Coudactor
Foss-irjurlt NJ F0ss's injuries are
severe tai not dangerous. There were
some I've or c--- 10 me i-a.n, all vel
filed, AMI ,--t lie casualties were 50
limited i E1a>. II -acllous. NJ. F. a.
Kemp, the Boston cypress messenge-, had a
very narrow escape, the roof OF bis car be-
ing CRUSHED to v .lLin two fec5 Of the floor.
Other heilbre-1;h escapes are also reported.
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is the only route FOR ElSn, Rockford, Frsepo
aod al points via Freeport It's
CEIglCa AyD ufTutTErY LINZ
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS

Is the old Lake shore Route, and is the only on
passing through Evanston. Lake Forest. II zhlan
Park. Nauke-an. hac ne, kenosha 10 Milwaukee
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REPORT FROM A PRACTICAL
CuEuIsT AND APOTHLCARY.

BOsTOs. Jan, I, ls-4
Dear Sr-This is 70 certify that l have sold a;
retail l5li dozen Qs52 bottles o; your VEG Eth T.
since April lSth, $50, and truly say that 4 has
gwen the best sat s.action o. any remedy for the
complaints ior which Il = recommended, that ever
SOLD. scarce y DAY passes without ne o. n y
customers testify ~ 10 its merts on themse or
their friends an per ectly eosniIant o. several
csses OF scrofuiozs 1uuors being cnrod BY VEG =
IlNE alone IN this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours.
Al GILMAN. s6s Broadway.
To IL r STEVENS. ESQ.
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VEGETINE
NEGETINE

a. the root o. disease by purifying the
estQr.n- the LIVER and kidneys 70 healthy
.nvls rating the nervous system.
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Two foolish girls Of Middlebury attempt
ed suicide tie other day. Tley tied them
selves together with shawl. and Jumped
into Otter Greek. but were got cut before
any injury WIS done.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

F.UR-1ER-0lD Fo4ERyr-Ll-s We'd
nesiay woek. IL Concord. y. Il, Nrs.
Henry N G.aaey Left her house tJr @ lev
minutes t. look i9r & -i,t.o g.rl, leaving aar
infant, about d wear 3-i.a~.ee2 10 the cradle.
She stopped Ia tae house Of neiga51r
close by e moment, when she was startled
by tic cri Of her babe. Rushing 70 the
house she net a il1r-y ssr-5li son Of Charlie
Smart, V h0 sad tll babe was awake and
hurt. Tue infant Wa io~e-~.tle when
reached hy tla mother, beng badly b-u led
sud cut ABOUT the bead and face and one eve
closed The injuries were inflicted ~ the
little Smart boz W.tl q piece IF board 10
which .g- a rusty usu. The child vii
recover. TIE Smart hoy j. represented a.
being az u1y lizzie fellow. b-I aot par
tcUisgIs v4cl-1--
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08
TEUETINE
PROOF.

Is ackno vlsc- geo and Recommended by physicians
and spothecEres 70 be the best pur Ter and nser
~ the ood yet discovered. anC thousands SPEAK u
Is PA Sc Woo have been restored 10 health.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

IysrRANCE LossEs.-Ths past year LEE
not been a profitable one ior insurance
companies The losses Of the Vermont Nn-
taa! foot Up sI70.742 IS. The Farmers
Losses amount 70 S53, SCI. 20. and the Union
Mstgal-. SLIPS 81. The losses and ma
tarei r.sks Of the National Lie Insurance
Company l9- the last year were $4,000.