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, 1876-10-05


rlLpBSlsx IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEET
lsas pKoKAn ur-sEvERAL NEoHoKs KILLED
AND MANY W0uNDED.
New Orleans Rspnb!frun, Sspt, -.
The following dispatch appears lii the Mobile
Tribune, Democratic paper:
II. Anrss M sfp Gps sass , tnst sp ppS
wh!cais Srenccra cross Roads, elgas aniles from
thts place. aIont thirty whsts ,nei On ti,olr way
100 negroes. Our boys n.adu chargc With yell
tho old Wnr Yell Several aegroes were Killed.,
and tLu r;naa,adeF 6tanpedca, throwing down Wv.
number Of Which have BEEN plekCd up tonight:
our n'vn aEs 1s!ng tenf9tesd, ana arr % %swaiung
g ss eans tSe
oi Killed and wounded, when. also, va shall find
nIoro nrtls.
wba bHssaF Ss II "a: Ss: .ss e. one was ' f'fsp e.
Two days subsequently, another dispatch was
published IN the ssnc paper, giving the follow
i1,g additional particulars:
AREEsIA. Mrs., SEPT. :.5.-t sent you q tc1e::
grapl. Iast night fro1 ihe ..sc.t ot war, whlehl
MuIdro, Democratic candidate tof coagfeas. I'd.
drvssea thu people, Of this nsiEhborhood At Choc.
!ax Agency. several colosod pcoptu being present,
setinx M that nsht Ut Chapel liil Church. 10 Which
ali wero invited. In tho afternoon illey oosnmsnc.
thc. had ards, which pat thu ,Th,e people 81. .ho
alert. They commenced epcakluy carly, beating
drums, yelling, and using most Violent language
outside outside u ths haiIdisgi. About ~ o'clock i some @
twcEtyG GYo " Thirty wllso persons went up 10 tho
church. h boay. md: wt.en r!tha aeout ~ torty
inan4 halt, and Instantly thsY bcglM Arlng. Tho
whites drew thclt pistols, ana. with yol, eha;s;
ien stanpsdod and lei. their quarters IN tho hsnds
Of thu whstea- II was found that oho negro hal
been killed. nftecn wounded. Two y thfec uoF.
twu i,lstolA aud fourteen hat4, fol- into our hands,
, 1876-10-05
WESTERN TRADE.
Representative Houses.

n.r,1 yycbstcr's vote only counted ono on
.,.,,,on d.y,-psec!sely the same as tic vote OIL
s.ss e.. h,,mp1cst ctt,zcn,-but preceding election
'ae "a i :. Ind power Of convincing other voters
a'' -, hv tho rift OF genius, Of influencing them
.Do' ~ ,ato according to MS convictions Ho
" .',,.a 'G nubllc opinion and created 1t.
m I'll, tendency Of trade is to recognize tho
'o ~. mar,'. money is as good as nnotl'cr's. It's
o ns,e,t to tic qualification, that tho patronage
=, ,n,el,lgcnt buyers crcntcs what Is called mer-
y. a,,,c reputation, and TINT mercantile rcpnta'
. .'an affords tho highest protection tol the IN"
..n,,,cucca wv. ,uyer. In every country In tho
s.a,,d vel, established mercantile reputation
;. ..coonIzcd as the best guaranty stranger
.,r b,ye In making purchases.
Th. nusposc Of Tho inclosed scheme Of news
o.ne, advertising s to bring Intelligent anil 70"
s.an.,h1c buyers into wider acquaintance Will,
, ,..,er, al established reputation, to tho 1nu-
tusI Advantage OF bota'
, 1876-10-05
COLORADO.


The following dispatch WAS received carly yeB-
tcrd,v snn,,frT.
'say ~. a.'' n,e' ~.
<,rras e.. Eoh;. ~; -to 5aMes T.. 1soo!.
r1tns Il s1nr.ad osri H. .c.aa sst
!Se ei:ete!a! vots Tor naye, snd wheelss. aaa tvo
srets.. j. i. WiLsox.
d This following dlspatcl, was received yesterday
Republican Il Seaaquarssrs % @ % in III. city: ''
pxxyE qs @ 4Eesnfns naeats tsst
s " III M ea.s 81
''A'' ''"' Chairman State Central Committee. .
eonr IN 1o' and sbo @ .tl heavier t Repnblean
Ens sasca sa aapsss ts caant a e9ss e en
licans 10 majority; Boulder County 4le major-
~, Kepaosau gun N ~ .hG s"e n;a Sountes, r, a,a
their strongest county, will he . per cent more
Of 9th the LEGISLATURE III tha, county. w. Tic Demo
crats co,lcedc tic state to the Republican., who
a aaloEty TIE s,l' LsEH;lstale EHd.. viii be
DrHysn, Col.. oct. 4.-There ID no longer any
doubt that the Republicans have carrieil this
H. ntIi;ia II 15ss s,,ow ratio Of Sains by thr,n
frnm. must increase tic majority to 3.;SN.
I.ns Int,nua' th. strI,necst .Tcmorratfr ro,ntv
IN III al,a State' and which was c11,eedeI 6y ths
,nnst -, .anrn,nc Re,u,b!icans Al Democrnffc jy
IN riy.S iii Ren11hIitat,.- caln an t],e 1na{ort-
~ II ta;1 nf a2t.
Huni<icr rCnuutt-Renublfcan majority. e0o:
rair. iii,
1ijnSn coun.y-Renubljcan majority. go:
c~,in, :as. '
.Irir.rsnn -sercntv-ave Renub,cnn
mnfnrity: rain. 2i8.
Tart ,nn,n1nt tr-Rrnu1,,fcnn ,naiorftv m. min.
, 1876-10-05
Tilden's Disloya1ty to the Union--.
"You Will Live to Regret
This Day"
More Unanimous Nominations by
the Cook County Green
hackers.


EHANa.
Special DtspascA to 7ns 7ft3Hnt.
lND1ANAPOLIS, 0tt. 4.-T4c Union soldiers
who, in theatrical phrase, arc billed to mako a
demonstration here tomorrow for Sammy I'll
den arc as yet remarkably scarce, and 1t Ia cast-
" forcaecn that tue principal part In tho affair
will he sustained bv those whu, as Knights Of
the Goldou Cfrcle and Sous OF Liberty, conspir-
ed to open the fire. tn tho rcar upon the Union
solliery; but the patrtots uliu ase gottfng rcady
to stuff tho ballot-boxeA md do the repeating
for Sammy arc already l,cro in formidable nuu,-
bcrs, Of courso to Attcnd the Democratic soldiers
reunion, and never IN the history Of tllis city
has there been assembled such collection OF
rouudess and shouldcr-hittcrs u are hare to-
night. They have bton gathering here for L
week past, and daily there are accessuns to their
numbers, and tho character Of the whole lot Is
pretty well indicated by tie catalogue Of
BALTIMORE JAIL-ninDs
en- route here which was published in to-day's
TRIBUNE. That emincnt rcformer, Barney
Aaron, Of Chicago, this evening takes the
trouble to correct the Impression TINT has 20.
abroad concerning this extraordinary gathering
here eof sliorthairo1, pug-nosed gentry with heavy
uuder jaws md low, narrow forellcadb. Said
Barney, with tho plaintivo alr Of = man who ask
cd only that, having been gdevously misrcpre-
scntcd, 10 might be set right: ~ see Tie
TRIBUNE printed lot Of stun about my coming
hero will, gung Of roughs TO carry the State
l only wish VIC could carry It, that's all; but
san tell you what they nro coming here from
everywhere for, that Is TO stop the imported
1ggo1s from voting. tell You there will l,e ii
hundred mcu nj every poll to prevent that, and
I shouldn't wonder II there were sonl1 lllggers
killed herc on clcctton.tlay, but that's only nv
surmise."
There Is no miataKlne What theso aisnheush-
cd champions Of tho purity Ut tho ballot are hero
for.
NIL. SAMUEL LANDS MILLS, IT,,
of p.,t,rnro, win. II hn chosr. mtrht tell
.,a. y. ',anI s.a,,. h.Itot.s,u,lnG ~ thSt o;.x
, 1876-10-05

WATOEEE8, JEvVELnYs &c.
JAMES E.
Caldwell & Co.,
JEWELLERS,

OO2 Chestnut-st., Philadelphia,
beg to announce TINT they hnve
purchased the cntiro exhibit Of
the American fWaltl,am} Watch
Company at tho Centennial, con-
sfsting of more thnn two thou
sand Gold aud Silver Watches.
They now offer these popular and
standard ti1ne-pfeccs ut retail
from stand near tho C0Inpany's
Headquarters in Machinery Hall.
Tho public should bear in mind
TINT through the great reduction
in the price Of labor, and Increased
productive curacity. the Waltham
Company are enabled to put their
prices lower than ever before, and
lower than seemed possible a few
years aEO.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22

| ScHEScz's PuLnoNIc SYRUP, FOR The CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, CouGHs AND CoLDs.
The great virtue of this medicine 1. that 1t rpens
the matter and throws it out Of the system, purfes
the blood, and thus effects cure.
scHEscK's SEA WEED Tonic, FOR rHx CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION. &c.
The tonic produces healthy action o. the stom-
ach creating an appetite forming chyle and curing
the most obstinate cases of Indigestion.
ScHsNcK's MANDRAKE PILLS. FOR THE CrRr OF
LIVER COMPLAINT. &c.
These Pills are Alternative and produce a healthy
action OF the liver without the least danger as they
arc free from calomel, and yet moro thicaclous in
restoring healthy action Of the liver
These remedies are a certain cure for Con
sumption. as the Pulmonic Syrup ripens the matter
and purifes the the blood The Mandrake Pills act
upon the liver, create healthy bile and removes
all diseases of the liver often cause OF Consump-
tion. The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and strength
10 the stomach, makes good d gestion and enables
ire organs to form good blood and thus creates n
healthy circulation Of healthy blood The combined
action OF these medicines, as thus explained, will
cure every case of consumption, If taken in time,
ard the use Of the medicines persevered in
Dr. Schenck is professionally at his principal
once, corner SIXTH AND ARCH STs., Phll.dolphia
every Monday where all letters Tor advice must be
addressed. schenck's medicines for sale by All
druggists. septIw'm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22

Last BaV-Thursday.

The third day. Thursday. closed one of
the most successful and attractive fairs ever
held by the State Agricultural Society. the
attendance on the second day exceeding
that Of any day of previous fairs, with per-
haps oneexception since the Society started
and the attendance Wednesday being some
1000. At the opening of the gates on the
last day at .. IN. crowds began to pour in
and the number on the ground, during the
day will probably not fall short of 1000
And 1t Is safe to say that -. coo persons
have been admitted to Bellevue Drivin 2
Park, during these three days The eapa-
bic Secretary OF the Society, Henry Clark.
Ed, informs Us that the receipts have
made the financial result very satisfactory
and gratifying. At a. m, the exhibition
of all premium cattle on the track took
place, and an hour later the premium horses
were exhibited. This was an attractive
display. and showed eff to advantage the
fine qualities OF the many noble specimens
of horse flesh which have been entered at
this fair
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22

Bucks years-old ard over-lst. " Kay.IO:
- tray. Montgomery S 81, h Gray,
Mont .omery, g.
Bucks under years. LIST, u O Smith Pcmfret
SO. md, { n Cray, Sd " + kay.5.
o. Zen o. ewes-lst IL v smith, =; End and 3rd.
Gray, o and s.
Pen q ewes under years old-ist smith.
s., 2nd ana 3cd, Kay, . and 3.
Pen Of 3 buck lambs-lst and md, II Smith,
$ and ,.
.. Zen Of 3 eve lambs-lst, II Smith, 81 2nd "
Kay 3.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22

se4t noa, Tauf, Sat 4wJf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22

some FUNNY CASES occasionally come up
in naturalization courts The other day
couple Of unkempt foreigners appeared in
the cii,e Of the District clerk in this city to
declare their intentions. On being asked
the dates of their birth it appeared that
they each licked some two years of the ne
cessary age, and they were at once informed
that they would have to wait that length
Of time for their papers. but sure, your
Honor" said one, couldn't yez lei Us
have our papers before the Novimber ELECTION
fer The good Of the puJhc2" 1t is painful
to be Obliged to add that the unpatriotic
clerk turned deaf ear to this touching sup
phcation Another case, showing the IN
tellgence OF some Of the aspirants to the
"Dimmicrathic partly" occurred a week
or two since, when Judge Smalley was max
ing ont the naturalization papers OF a man
FROM Montpelier. In answer to questions
from the Judge. this intelligent gentleman
stated that "Meester Teelden" was the
Democratic candidate for Representative
from Montpelier and 'Meester Fairbank"
the Republican
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22
Murder WIN Out.

few years ago august Flower" was discovered
TO be certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com.
plant. A few thin Dyspeptcs made known to their
friends how easily and quickly they had been cured
by It's use. The great merits OF GREENS August
FLOWER became heralded through the country by
one sufferer to anotherer, until, without adv
Ing, Its sale has become immense. Druggists in
EVERY TOWN in the United States are selling it..
No person suffering with Sour Stomach Sick Head
ache, Costiveness Palpitation Of tho Heart, Ind
gestion, Low Spirits, etc, can take three doses
without relief. Go to your Druggist and get
Bottle for 70 cents and try il. Sample bottles 10
Cts June 9-deodk weowtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22

White hoars-.-. Ii y Tracy SO.
Bears, months o-c-lst and 2n-, II Tracy, 80
and 8
White sows over year oId-Ist snd End L y
Tracy, $40 and 3D.
=, sows months old-ist, Il N Tracy, $40 2nd. D
Potter, 3.
. sows with suckin piss-lstD 5 Ballard SO. 2ai,
A Brooks, g.
r., Berkshire boars-lst y Kay, SO. Pad, o
Bliss, Georgia. ..
p, terkshiFe soss-lst, sREolyoke, So. 2nd. o
Bliss,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22

RAILROAD ACCDENT-A BRAKEMAN Kill
EDS tie night freight train from White
River Junction was about mile this side
of Mortified. carly Friday morning, it was
broken into three parts, in some manner,
and the two rear sections eollided with
great violence, wrecking q number Of cars
and throwing two over the embankment.
\ brakeman on the Inflated train, named
William Barry. was killed, but no other
casualties occurred. The accident delayed
the morning trains over the Central Yer
mont some five hours, but the track is
now clear and cars running as usual. There
Is some mystery about the brakeman 5 death
and it will probably never be solved. When
last seen he was leaving the saloon car for
the purpose of hanging out lantern which
he had Just trimmed After the accident
his body was found about a quarter of a
mile back, lying with the head on one rail,
and no injuries could be found on his body
save cut on the back of his head. Barry
was a young man, about twenty-one years
Of age. and was a resident of the town of
Sutton. in this State.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22

The only preparation IN the market for cleaning
and identifying silver ware, jswelry, etc, without
leaving the slightest scratch upon the finest surface
Is now sold by jewelers. and druggists, under the
name OF CARROLL. We cheerfully recommend it to
every iAmlly and eau assure them that after enc
using they viii never a low Themselves to be with
out il.
CARROLL is prepared in London and sells here fcr
twenty cents package.
July 8, Sat. Mon Thur &wu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22

VERMONT HEADQUARTERS AT PHILADELPHIA
Hon. n. I. Sprague. Jr., has, in a letter
to General P. P Pitkin, rendered the pro-
coeds to be derived from the sale Of the Yer
mont State headquarter's building at Phila-
delphia, to make up any deficiency which may
arise in paying for the current running ex-
penses OF keeping the building open.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22
Commercial.



Ag0uNI or LIVE STOCK rMAnkgr.
Csttle. sheep Lambs. SIS
THIS wces..------ t7ia ti- -Il
Last week.. +7t s-if -uil
From Vermont. l-I I.L
Prices Cd; Market Bc~i-A lew choice. : I'D a r o..
extra, s w 45. first quality, g. - 10 20, SOC
ono quality, = 5I a tl; IL 70 quality 3 - IA
Prices OF Store Cl.tle-WurF lu- oxen per PAIR,
.iru, So. sl-5. 80 Milcn Cows and Calves.
from seid -n extra. 8 AS. farr0w Cows s-i,s 3D..
learlin-s SiHHt., Two ie4rs Ola, ; a. Three
Years Old, S.~Hiu.
: SD aud 3 each. extra. -ra %, ~ .rom a 90
s1- 3d.
Prices Of HIDES. Tailow ami skins- Brighton
II des. al 2, e II Talow. fc = p country
Il ees, ;Hoc m TaAoW, &c 2 p rol--, le each .
Ca. SKINS, l3allcR II.
REVsRKs.
Caitls-Wo d-ure 1895 head %. Cattle az o. $
laudln- Tor The week s.- came rom the West va
Grand Trunk Ra.iioli. A far Attendance Cd; buy
ers, hut when dealers came 60 AK advance prices
they ddn'. sell, what were sold went AZ ast week s
lTces Ia consequence o. the lteaess oi TIE " et Z
tru ira o the Northern dealers had chancs g. dis
pose oi their Jew lois thai uere dc lrAb.e, al iul
pr. ccs
) cop and Lambs-Suppile s less. and a az cker
trade noticed. sales Indicate prices uuclAl-ci.
full oue-third oi receipts Werc ron canada and
oi good qualify. We "a NIX there woulI have been
tile rec n rates d the weather hal been .typr
- G -,r the meat trade.
I'ou try-Tne run is heavy aud the ga. ds rate
90 Chickens tn. week IS l5c p hs .5r IL Ned J. il
ui ruul y l3c 3 20.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22


W-.-.-. tse Darlington Hayes anl wl1eie- c.ee
Club.
EY WARRsS Glsls
Ar Marching through GeJr-a."
Sec, .-r. every mountain SIDE. through valley.
TAc sons o.; -reeaorn NOV ~ CD to i.la our ranks
again.
They CONE through every tlorousha-e Is omnibus
ana ga %.
T. .'4u4 ty Reform and the Uaisa
cuorr. -Hurab hurrab tue ia. we've
carr 81 through
Huush hurraA Tor Hayes anu
Wheeler Too,
Fog ireeda n and sa.ity our standard
bearers true.
Forever a. zucd " d the Union.
TA. smaller l.tsa farmer VITA tie -Felsy "a
Our ''Huas'!.s o. society. aom seia ald prison
with 5Lac.ia's ,...n- A.rei.ns,' li vii uu-,.r
T5sand ~ Ke.orz and the Uau
CuoRr. -Ha-r.a. --ir4A ete.
TIE sanitary women VIII tAer --,I.. So true anu
nurraa 'or Iiaye. ana Waee,er .a- .as l4ni they
helped 20 save.
And Uu.an people egcrj where. llta tacy ;eacl
VIII stand 10y Reform aui the Uson.
Caozrs -Harnl hu ral cts.
The poor. oppressed from every as .,ur millions
utrur own
s.ns GLORY to Rapub. cans" and stls.r deeds
They have roieemsda Nation lal 20 msa Lave
IT, stand g., Reform and The Union.
ca.Rr,-Hur-A hurr4A et,.
L.. r.r e- ,at Secession SIS, tlc t-l,ars here and
With T'issn a. thar ,bsppio7 ., vanish In the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22

SOME ANNIVERSARIES. Sunday September
10th, was the 631 anniversary of the battle
OF Lake Erie; and Monday was the 62d an
niversary of the battle of Plattsburgh. The
only survivor Of the latter action is Rear
Admiral Joseph Smith, now Of Washing
ton, in his s7th year. and who was First
Lieutenant of the Eagle, in the battle.
Tuesday. the l2th, was the 621 anniversary
OF the successful defence of Baltimore
against the English, (lSl4), and Wednes-
day. the 18th, was the lI7th anniversary of
Wolfe's victory near Quebec, but for the
winning of which 1876 could not have been
our Centennial year, nor, it is probable,
would the American nation have existed
alter the present shape and form. Thurs
day. the Iith. was the iortieth anniversary
of the death of Aaron Burr, the twenty
NTH anniversary of the death of james Fen
more Cooper. and the twenty-fOurth ami
ver>ary Of the death Of theDuke Of Wellin g
ton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22

G. A. r. APPOINTMENTS. - zen. Hart
ranft. Commander-in-Chief of the Grand
ARMY of the Republic, announces IN Gen
ersl Order No. 4, the appointment on his
staff of p. p. Pitkin. of Montpelier, as Aide
de-Camp, and A. q. Watson, OF this city,
as Assistant Inspector-General. These Sc
lections will please all Vermonters, who like
to sec bravery ami merit tittingly reeogniz-
ed. Gen. pltkin made an envlaole reputa.
ton, in positions of high responsibility and
trust in the war, and has hosts OF friends
wherever he is known. Capt. Watson had a
fighting record. rarely surpassed. won IN
scores Of battles and skirmishes IN which
the old First Vermont Cavalry was engaged,
and attested by half dozen honorable
scars, and is a prominent and faithful mem-
her OF the &. A r. The soldiers order, We
are glad to say, was meyer more vigorous.
IL everywhere comprises the majority OF the
soldiers, who are proud OF their service,
ana who do not propose to forget their old
comrade-ship In Vermont. especially, I'M
der the careful supervision OF department
Cnmmauder 7. S. Peck, the gain In mem
bership has been large and interest In the
order has been revived. All this is well
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22

HE VERMONT BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION
will meet at Chester, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Oct. 4th and 5th; Preacher. D. Spen-
Ger or r. NJ. Luther. Free return passes
Will be given to those who pay full fare
going over the Central Vermont Railroad
and rs branches in the State.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22

Incalculab!e are the benefits derived from II Usrs
RtNEDY. Kidney, Bladder and 6lsnddlar Com
plants Diabetes, Gravel, Diseases Of the Urino-
Genital Organs. Retention and Iacontineacs Of
Urine Pain in the Back and Lons. Female Ires-
ularities, Exces.es, Intenperanee AMI Nervous
Prostitution, are cured by HUsT's REMEDY B,ishi's
Disease is cured by HUNS REMEDY.
d.eak
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22

Real Estate IRANsFKRs.-Ihe following
sales Of real estate have recently been made
in this city William Blondin to Owen
CASTILLO, house and lot on cast side ofNorth
avenue. for $3.50
james Layigne to Lucy Lamalre. house
and 10, on Colchester avenue near the Falls,
5000
Charlie Bsnn= to Lacy MeDermott. house
and 10. On west side Of Front street, terms
private.
Nancy II. Shaw to Francis Potwia, lot on
east side Of Walnut street, $3.50.
Edward Premier to Theodore ). Peck,
trustee, house and lot on east side OF Inter
val avenue, 500.
Breno Riley to Vernon p Noycs. house
and lot on east side of Rose street, 500
Alec Tatro and wife to Charles W. Bailey,
house and lot on cast side Of Interval ay-
enue. Sl,50o.
Duffy Bissetts to Lucy NJ. Bissette, house
and lot on north side of Maple street. 81
400.
Z. P. S4;tley to Aoram sAttl,y. house
and lot corner Of Main and Union streets,
terms private.
Roswell Lille to Melanie DArche. house
and lot on south side of North avenue,
$500
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22
ErHHAIM BIGELoy,s rsr,rr

~ +, tue SUBSCRIBERS, havin- basp an
for tb pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
receite o ,,s.lc. Of chlttenden, Commissioners 10
a. al persons against the estate Of Ep1rtim BE-
a, i9te Of "esuord, in said district, DECEASED
49, az Gains and demands exhibited in off,et
nerSo oeins allowed by said Court for that pnrpose
We a. therefore hereby give notice that we viii A.
- - t-o "tsihe OF our appointment at ths
80 noe % Nrs. Lucy blseiOw OF westford in
an 1 District On the first Tuesdays OF October
az" hpr HeXt, ut 10 O'Clock a. NJ. on each
p,,.d 80 llw3w
7. Z. BTSGAP SEH' Commissioners.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22

i~.-.s FzTLR COLLIER, late Secretary
a ODE .T4aut Board of Agriculture was
zoe .. ae lmmIs-ioners to the Vienna In
i'-aatla. Exhibition, and was charged
".a t-a .l'y o' making the report on com
-.'.-- tr,...f-7- His report has just been
issued from The government printing Office
Il Washington. rs sixty-seyen pages en-
.'l.s information relating to every known
,.-r.e.. nt-er.. llr these fertilizers, the
's.-..'' Fs.le ID cH- material, both in its
''' manufactured state, and the compar-
-..'e '.n4I --Jn anipriee OF the fertilizers,
as .t.rel ,lr sale by the leading manuflc-
'-'.T- .a the various European countrie,
-ll DO tbs country, all given in tabular
arn. With lucid explanations and with an
'ai.A b.. 4h.e of contents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22

w noin,nj is % -. b, RIDERS, having been ap
~ te District Of Chttenden. Ccnmissioners ~
Of s no EXAMINE and adjust the claims and demands
late ~ - .. a-Alnst the estate OF John j. Fay.
and L. on .in-'on 10 said District deceased
ib-a a.so al Gains ant demands exhibited In otf.et
hereof be ana TX months from the day Of the date
We 10 .I"wed by said Court for that Durpose
attend ,n - hereby give notice, that we VIII
s 70 me business Of our appointment NJ ~,
~ s residence OF said ray in said Dsrric; op
n IA SSin suAY OF september and Jauulry NEXT
~. stoSA a. m, on each OF said days
Dated THIS q day Of September, A. d. is:e
Ifu2. II - L; bAftSfOW,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22

Caked Breasts, rheumatism, Sciat.c4. Swell
iDgs, sprains Stiff Joints, Burns, scalds Poisonous
Bites, and all flesh, bone and muscle ailments, can
be absolutely cured by the use Of the Centaur
Liniments What the Ehits Liniment is for the
human family, the yellow LinmeLt is for spawned,
CALLED, and lame horses and animals.
Aug' -w3m