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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

Relic: is felix at once by sufferers from Bright's
Disease, Kidney, Bladder and Glandular Com
plants, Diabetes, Gravel, Incontinence and Reten
ton Of Urine, after taking HUNTS REMEDY.
Female Irregularities, Disturbed Sleep, Loss Of
Appetite, General Debility, Melancholy. and Dis
eases OF the Urno Genital Organs, cured by
HUNTS REMEDY, which insures return to
perfect health. Oct ID, deod&wlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

MAGNETIC TREATMENT for the cure Of
chronic ard acute diseases. DR.. "
Vescelius. tao celebrated magnetic phy-i-
clan, 81 North Union street, has removed
many obstacles to right understanding OF
the powerful fleets Of Magnetic Treatment
Tor the cure Of disease. During the past
four or five months, his Office has been visit
ed by large numbers OF our most Intelligent
and respectable citizens and IN nearly all
cases he has succeeded in giving relief fiom
pain and suffering. Some have been benefit
cd Immediately, Others in few days or q
few weeks
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13
. From Abr.m Mead, Esq, of Little.on. Mass.

II have tor several years suffered severely with
Dyspepsia accompanied with weakness and nervous
irritabilty. which made lie a burden TO me. Moth
Ing but the simplest nutrment could remain in the
stomach without pain. Sourness and windy evacua-
tons uncomfortable feelings In the head, bad taste
liver and bowels piles general debility and a ner-
state Of extreme susceptibility, made upa dir
eased condition rebell1us to ordinary ~edical
treatment. By the advice of an eminent physician
of Boston, | commenced taking the PERUVIAN
SYRUP; at once began TO experience benefit. After
taking three bottles all these bad feelings have left
my health is restored, and enjoy lie as we'll as
ever. Most cheerfuly do recommend PERUVIAN
sYRUP"
thirty-two page pamphlet, containing treatise
on Iron a medical AGENT and other valuable pa
pers, Testimonials from distinguished physicians
clergymen and Others will be sent free to any ad-
dress
SETH W. FowLE Sons, Proprie:ors. Boston.
Oct -, dsUdSwIt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

Caked Breasts, Rheumatism, Scaticl. Swell
ings sprains. STIFF Joints. Burns, sealds Poisonous
Bites. and all flesh, bone and muscle ailments, can
be absolutely cured by the use Of the Centsur
Liniments What the Nhits Liniment is for the
human family, the yellow Linmeut is for spawned,
called, and anne horses and animals.
Au-' ll-w3m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

MACON FOUND GUILTY or MURDER IL IHE
FIRST DECREE.
MONTPELIER, Oct. asa Masoon. on
trial for tho murder Of Russell Streeter, was
to-day convicted Of murder in the first dc
gree Exceptions were fled and sentence
reserved.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

REPUBLICAN GAINS.
indianapolis, Oct Il-RetGrns from $40
townships and wards in seventy counties
give net republican gain OF l,702 The
same places in 1874 gave a net democratic
majority of Sos IN 1872, net republican
majority Of .267.
MORE or THIN.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. II - Returns from
four hundred townships and wards IN -
COUNTIES give net republican majority Of
i,37i Same places in ls74 gave net dem
ocratic majority Of ,iO2 same places 10
ls72 gave net republican majority Of
,256.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. H. IS ?. N. - Re
turns from 425 townships and wards in 80
counties give a net republican majority Of
l.4es. The same places in ls72 gave net
republican majority Of l476.
GAIN OF THREE REPUBLICAN C5NcEE-sNES.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 1.-The most reliable
returns received Indicate the following re
suit Tor Congress 1t district. Faller,
dem %, COBB. (leml 81, Becknel,
(dem.) 4th, doubtful 9Th. Brown, (rep),
over Holman by 500, G:h, Robinson (rep),
reelected; 7ih, Ham. (rep over Land
ers; Ssh, Hunter, (rop }. probably reflect
ed 9th, White, (rep). lO.h, Calkins,
(rep.), probably; llth, Evans, (rcp) 4,
l2ih. Hamilton, tiem) reelected l3.h,
Baker. (rep IA republican gain Of three.
MORE RETURSs
INDIANAPOLIS, 10 p. m, Oct. II. Re
turns from 1853 townships and wards in 81
counties give a net republican majority Of
,i66. The same places in le73 gave a net
republican majority Of 2.3i7.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. lI-From all returns
received up to Midnight, the Indications are
the entire democratic state ticket j.
elected by a small majority but
it may require tie official vote to
determine the result for governor. The
democratic state centra! committee claim
that Williams maj 1riiy viii be from two to
three thou-and. Hunter trepublicau) f0r
congress in the eighth district Is elected by
] -lp 80. f.,~rfv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13
NATVRY GIVES rs TEETH

But she does not preserve and purify them. That
must be done with fragrant SCZ)D0NT. The den-
tai bone and its enamel casing are made invulner-
able influences by the daily use OF this beneG,eat
preparatioa. Oct ID, de0d&wlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13
VyI>T VIRGINIA.


not EJCH TO BR.C Of.
WHEELING. Oct. 1.-The state will 60
democratic from 2.0o0 to 0oO majority 1t
may reach 10 Geo. Signed, f. q. Cracrof;,
chairman third ward democratic club.
Returns very meagre, bat there seems no
room t. doub: that IVES, Virginia ha-
gone democratic. Signed, \. " Camp
bell. chairman republican state committee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13
RUPTURE

Patients cured 81 ears u&c. remain
sound DH IA >h-Tnlan's sgtc - al treat
m-rt OF Rupture has lnfucrd uIprn; plsi per
sous To advertise the elastic Iusses IL ceI tsla
cure. Knowing them To he but al imptri' :, sup
port Tn usAnds OF ctims a-e tO-lay slreIiu-
through this lastic truss deinsiuu.
Ifitisworn tight around the BODY 3. wastes away
the muse e. Interrupts :he c.rc1latiua aud ured
poses To paralysis; besides. the strs Owe the
legs dra.cs the great tai Of ~uOd upon Tie l--t-
ments spermat cord and Pelvis ron' IT. a manner
10 produce impotency tn all It's l.,rr -. I4dred
the les On Of uus-os with their 90 ia pressure
upon their spine abdomen aud dele tc pars adJ -
cent 10 Rupture. sooner or latur cfuss kiturs rnt
BLADDER affections. 0estICN maihto.. MAJ in tie
Young OLD and the old usel--s. unit settles i'll
:, lrghtiui apathy. Tn afl etea SHOULD think Sc
riou-ly Of rnis SUBJECT AID act IN s-coida = th
the dictates q reas u.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13
Woman's National Christian Temperance Union

The third annual meeting of this Assoc!a
ton will be held in Newark, by invitation
/ of the Woman's Christian Temperance
/ Union Of that city. It's sessions will begin
| in the Central NJ. E. Church, October 25,
at clock. a. m, and continue through
October 90, q, and IS. On Sabbath Day,
| October %, public meetings will be held in
many Of the churches of New York and
Newark
The basis Of representation is: One dele
gate from each Congressional District, for
organized States. II the Districts neglect
to appoint such delegates, the State Union,
or the Executive Committee, may fill the
vacancy.
Upon sending name and adde's to Mrs.
f. NJ. Jube, 1890 Broad ST., Newark, New
JERSEY. each delegate will receive from
the Committee of Arrangements in New
ark, full instructions concerning her
place Of entertainment and how to
reach II. On arriving at Newark. the
delegates not 50 instructed will report to
the Committee of Arrangements of the New
Jersey ". T. Union, at l24 Market Street.
Newark, ami homes will be assigned them
Railroad fares are now 50 much reduced
that no special arrangements will be made.
Farther information Will Be sent on APP
picat.8n 10 Mrs t. n. Jubc.
Frances E. WILLARD, Il5 Madison Street.
Chicago. ASSIE WHITEWATER, l020 Arch
Street, Philadelphia
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
CONSUMPTION CAN De CURED.
scHEScK's PuLEoNIc SYRUP,
fcHEscK's SEA WEED TOXIC,
scHEsCK's MANDRAKE Pills.

fCHEsCK's SEA WEED TONIC,
scHEscK's MANDRAKE PILLS
are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop cough vii
occasion the death OF the patient; they .ock tn.
liver stop the circulation OF this blood, nemorrhsg
follows, and IN fact they clog the action o. tue very
organs that caused the eougl.
Liver Complaint and d, spepsia are the causes o.
tw thirds o! the cases Of consumption. Many per.
son9 complain OF dull "a in the side, constipa
ton. coated tongue, pain in the shouder-blade
feelings OF drOwsiness and restle sness, the TODD
lying heavy on the stomach, accompanied vita
acdty ana belchin= up 0. wind.
These symptoms usually originate from a disor
dered condition Of the stomach q torDid liver
Persons affected. Il they take ore or two heavy
checked. will find the stomach and Yer co-ged
remaining torpid AMI inactive, and almost before
they are aware the lungs are mss vi sUTes, and
liberated the result Of which Is death.
schenck's Pulm0nc eyrup is an expecto-ant
hicl does not contain OPIUM or any tlins ca.cui4
lated to check d cough suddenly.
ScheBck's Sea Weed Tonic dissolves the 'ood
mixes with the gastric juice Of the 81 mach, aia.
digestion, and creates a ravent Us appetite.
When the bowels are cos.iye, SKIN sall1w, or the
~ mpto1 otherwise OF bilious tendency, scheuck'
Mandrake pills are required
These medicines are prepared only by
II. SCusNC6 * Son.
n F. corner Sixth and Arch SIS Pnila.
ALd are Tor sale by ali druggists and dealers.
oct !, -deodkwlH 3p
''The colored troops fought uobly" SO does Al
amsen's Botani, cough IA sam in the case OF al
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

Fast Tms.-At s.. Adams, tie other
day, Ei. Ryan and Charles Lozell, who are
practising for professional pedestrians, ran
80 yards IN AZ seconds, and 100 yards in
Ig5 seconds. Following this Ryan ran $50
yards 10 rs seconds, after which Lozell per
formed the feat Of running five miles with =
out rest in 50 minutes. Mr. Loze,l then ran
TWO miles Iu 70 minutes and 80 seconds
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

IsN'T it about time for the Central Yer
mont TO come down little in the p-ice Of
tickets 20 the Centennial The steamboat
company carries Tor Sl2 50, or some FIVE
dollars less than the railroad rates, and it
c.yes its customers very pleasant trip,
too. Other roads, also, arc far more liberal
than the Ccnml-as. for instance, the
Portland and Ogdcn-barg. which sells
tickets from st. Johnsbury to Philadclphia
and return (yia Boston, Fall River and
NeE N.rkl Tor only Sl3-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13
Patent Slate Paint,
MIXED READY FOR USE.
EiTe-3TOOf. Waterford.
Durable. Economical,
and ornamental.


Arootuoy he covered with very cheap single,
ana hy application o. ttis slate he made 10 last
;r,n 90 10 - years. old roofs can he patched and
coated looking much better auo last n longer than
new sh u-les v lthout the slate FOR
Onr-Third the Cost Of KeshinGiing.
The expense OF stating new shingles is only about
tie co.t q simply layiu- them The pant is FIRE
PROOF -aiust SPARKS and ij IN elnoeTs as may he
eas.y tested by any enc.
1T STOPS ETf RY LEAK.
And ser ;iu and iron has no equa, 1t expands by
heat contracts hy c. ii and NEVER cHAC Ksor scales
Roofs covered with 1sr Sheathins Felt can be made
water -nt at Il snail expense, aud preserved -oF
many ears
IXTHi MELY CHEAP.
Two Gallons will cover hundred square set OF
Il ule ruo while tin non, icit. matched tcaicsi
81 any smooth surface, from two quarts 10 one
gallon sic required % leo square i-gt o. surface
ana although the Pa mt has .casy body j. easily
aIp.ied Ia brush.
No Tar Is used la th:s Composition,
therefore itusither cracks IA win,er, nor runs in
On cecayed shingles It 6ls Up the holes and
pores. aug gives new ~ stantal 700. that Will
last ior years. CUELEp OR WNeffh shin-les u
hfil = 10 Their places and keeps them there IL
q l's up holes 2 Felt ROT, stops iae 'rats-snd
although slow Dry er, ram docs not an'eti ief
hours after applying. A nearly ala pa nis hat
are rllcs contain TAR be sure you oofail cur SES-
I 81 Article when ,lgT sEiu-le rto4sl =
CHOCOLATE COLOR,
Whsa fist applied. changing in about month TO
a uniform slate co.or and IS to all intents and pur
poses SLATE GA
TIN EcOFs
Our Ted color Is usually pre.srred, as one coat
ouual To q sc % ans orc-rary paint fur
BisIUa WALLS
cer ss.crr rsp is iae ouy relaaIe Slate Pam; ever
iui,oduce1 taat " ,iectuiuy prevent campness
;r.m ptuctrauu- and Ciscu4or-r- the plaster
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

TEE BuLro AMEND TIE LIQUOR Law
Tie l.ll introduced into the House by Mr..
Peek. Of Ira, amends section 9. chapter g.
entitled "cf the traffic in intoxicating
drinks" Itproyiies that if any person.
hy himself, clerk, servant or agent, shall
sell, furnish or give away any intoxlcaung
Iquor. fc shall forfeit ard pay Tor each
eG.u-c. upon the first conviction. ten DOL
Jars and cost Of prosecution and shall also
T.. Imprisoned ia the county Jail not les
than one moutE,nor more thant~ months
On tho second conviction, the hne shall Dc
twenty dollars and costs, and imprisonment
$50 months on the third, and all suose'
qgent convictions, the fine shall be twenty
dollars and costs and three months lmprison
mgnt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

The unfinished business of the law docket,
which was resumed yesterday morning, was
not concluded until late yesterday after
noon.
Tne respondents who were tried at the
present term, were then brought lrto court
and sentenced as follows
John Mcnamara, convicted OF recelv-
ing stolen goods. knoNiug the same
10 have been stolen, five years III
the Stats prison at Windsor. and to
pay the costs OF prosecution.
Joseph Laplant, convicted OF stealing
clothing from the store OF f. p. Shaw, IL
this city. three years in the States prison
at Windsor and to pay the costs of prosecn'
ton.
Eli Paya, convicted OF forging an o1dal
for clothing. one year in the states prlsor
at Windsor and to pay the costs OF prosscn
ton.
The business Of the term being finishe.
the court was then adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13
CHANCERY TERM.

Hos. JonN PIERroNr, Chancellor.
After the ADJOURNMENT of tie county
term the cha merry docket was called and
causas were marked for hearing at the
ediourned term. The court took recess
All Monday morning, November 9th. at
10 o'clock, when the causes marked Tor a
hearing will be taken up.
SATURDAY, Oct. :.
OF the two hundred and fortY-three cases
on the old docket the plaintiff recovered in
thirty-lour the defendant in six. Forty
five were dismissed and fourteen remain
with the court. The remaining one hun
dred and forty-four were continued.
OF the one hundred and forty-two cases
on the new docket, the defendants in six
teen were defaulted ; nine were dismissed.
and ninety-six causes were continued.
The following bills were granted for d.
yorce:
cett Bill granted for descrtioD. Petition
er has leave to resume her former name.
Helen E. Thompson vs.. l. NJ. Thompson
Bill granted for desertIOn. Custody oil
| child uecreed to petitioner. and leave given
| 10 petitioner to resume her maiden name.
Julia \. Bingham vs. NJ. Bingham. Bill
granted Tor into.erable severity. Custody
| Of child decreed to petitioner; also aiimony
according TO stipulation.
Uonora Ladue VS.. Joseph Ladue. Bill
grant. d for intolerable severity. Petitioner
to resume her maiden name.
Edna L. Works vs.. Francis ID. Works
Bill granted for intolerable severity. Pc
titioner decreed as alimOny the persona
property named in schedule.
Edward Yerteau. Joseph Bacon. ii
Premier. Margaret Courtney Michael keeie
John O'Mara. and John Doxey, were hDet
for selling intoxicating liquor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

AccuEyr.-As Mr.. T. V Cosgrif. in the
employ Of G. s BlodEott Co, was yes
to-day engaged in putting heating fur
mace into the unfinished house Of Captain
John 7 Drew. on Union street, he met with
a nearly fatal accident \ workman over
bead accidentiv let slip a piece of heavy
iaisr-timbcr. hich fell, striking Mr.. Cos
crlH ia-t back of the crown Of the head
knocking him for the moment seuseless. For
tunatc'y the -kull was not fractured, and he
I escaped with apparently nothing more seri
ous THAI severe shock and bad scaif
-r----r-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13
CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES.
Reasons Why We should sci. Carria chs. ger tlaa
any else IN TIE state.
1. We buy for net Cash.
?. We buy direct from the ranu fsrfu'er>
3. We buy In large Qusutisie--
4. Our rent L. Nothing.
y. Our time Is Nothing.
d. We do not expect 10 get rich the Il ~
year. or even me kc living by selling
carriage.
=. We sell for cash or it, eaaiN1irnt
Reasons why part es will consult Their VII interest
by IN q Us.
I. We buy nothinG but warranted - 90 L.
= We warrant oil sell
3. We permanent residents Of TINS
Town and state. aud are rr-9ou-inie
TO the buyer for every tarTt-st sold.
q. You run no ri-l in buying of a..
y We keep the largest stoCk in the state
60 ne ami see Us - she huru Vlls-e-
TRACY EOREssT>.
July S-d1wtf s.~iturn "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

ArPIEs arc a notably large crop TIM
year, in some places selling as low as III
teen cents bu-hel bat the crop Of Do
tatoes is very light throughout The State
and fifty cents bushel Is the average
prlce.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13
wgBTHlN6rUN c. SMITH,
ESTES HOWE. Trustees.
JOSEPH II. CONVERSE,

Tie above .ale IS adjourned to tie 2sth day Of
December. l--5, az the pace and time o. day.
NUkfHlNUTuN [. oMlEul Trustees ID
EoIES HOWE, Mort "a e Bends,
j. Il. CONVERSE. NCRR.
Montpelier. or. -dtl. l--T.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

D4Ied the fifteenth Day % March, A D. ISIS.
,,np.rur,-eT~,.s &, s,rfrtr Trustees Of
EsfES HOWE ,, -,.i. ~ 1s- 80
-EPE Il. CUSNEBS SeN'iAi
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

Hc,lsEURGu-B8Y SH3T.-Another warn
Iug against the too prevalent custom of al
lowing boys to play with fire arms come:
from u.ne-burch OHe daY last week a.
Willie Andrews was handling large horse
pistol the weapon was in some manner &C
cieuaiiy discharged, the ball striking an
Other boy, George Welcome. in the breast.
It struck the hra-s.-5onc and fortunately
glanced aside, bat the escape froIl a sad
casualty wa narrow one. At last account.
the Welcome boy was doing well
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13
.suNTINtsTon a CO.'S
SATURDAY BULLETIN
NEW BOOKS.
OCTOBER Z, 1876

,p ro NATIVES Heartily Rev. r. r.
SE-n - sr,her Of barriers Burned Away, "Whai
~, sne Dor" "Openng a Chestnut Burr,
.From JEST to Earnest" &c. &C.
,,snI RIVAL AND MODERN SAINTS AND
MIRACLE 81 s'har. siS0
x,sTr,s MoTHERUOJD-A sequel to "Elsie's
Els Naonanhood,p ny Martha Finley, author Ct
..Ths story Of E'se," "Casella" WANTED, q
Pedigree" odd Fashioned Boy etc.
TUE LAUREL BUsH-An Old Fashioned Lave
III Story. By the author OF John Halifax, Gen
t!eman," etc.
NV LITTLE Lovely Marian Harland.
40 THE COUNCILLORS; or. A Nameless HIS
tory. b. M.rliit, translated nom the esr-
man BY Mrs. A. L. WlstAr.
Corner Church and College streets.
Oct 7-d3dAviw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

Fifteen or twenty sheep Of
Joseph Jones, Of Charlotte, were killed by
D --, the other day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

Tie above sale IS further adjourned % Tuesday,
tie -th Gay %. February, l--6, at the same place
and me OF CAV.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

Tie above sa.s IS al 1urned the 9Th day Of
May. 1876, AZ the sane place and ne o! day.
Montpelier. reh. -stn. 1870.
WUnTnlN0ToN {. SMITH Trustees 81
ISTES uOn T., N,r--s- e Bonds,
w Central L. L.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

4 HGacs or Oh STACERs.-Portus J
Miller, OF Middlesez, has lived in that town
abou. fifty years. and during that tim,
has attended Election days" at Mont
pelic- iorty-nine years in succession; once
with one year intervening. Col. Rolla
Gleason. of Richmond, when informed Of
the fact. aid that Mr. Miller was welcome
TO bis hat. as he had attended Election
aut forty eight times
EMBARRASSING AuUNG LADY.-A Barton
miss % about - years sole hat belong
ing 20 one Of the school teachers. last week
and also purl0incd from her father some
m .ney and due bill, amounting to about
so. She 1-d. but vas arrested and sen
tluc-i to five years in the reform school.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13
NOTICE
THE ANNUAL DONATION VISIT TO THE
Home for Destitute Children
Will DO held on
Friday Afternoon, Gc:. 90, 1876.
DISSOLUTION OF co-rAuTNEnsuIP

,u,UE COPARTNERsHIP heretofore existing un-
l der the firm name Of Douz lass Thomt son IS
IL This day dissolved by mutual consent All &c
counts for or against said firm will he settled by T.
r, bon glass Who will continue the business.
Hinesburyh, w., Oct 9, dld&Wlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

"The colored troops fought uobly" SO does Al
amsen's BOtani, Cough sam in the case OF al
throat, chest and lung difficulties
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

Chit;endeu County COurt.-Septembtr Term
HON. JOHN PIEHPOINT. PRESIDING JUDGE.
Hos. NATHANIEL PARKEE, t,si.,,yf .T,,sg.,,
Hos a. Il. HALBERT,
Fanny Oct. g.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

Aroo!uoy he covered with a very cheap single,
ana hy application O. tbs slate he made 10 last
.rffn Sd % - years Old ROOF, can he patched and
coated looking much better and lasting longer than
:. l.--a. !. NM, -hn .---- --r
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13


-' " Al i" AAlN - nc
--.' -'o' man ia'l o''oo-'
' '"' '7'seAnes NJ
o' l'''' e'sa' ln'neS I'D
's i'T'y-h'e pounds y
'.'s over Twelve nun
III '4eh street crossing
''lt each oioek can be
necessity. lac advantage
-.at Viii be realized when
- t. cat Cd the pumping
this pipe no less than
-- to 20 closed By the
gate on the pumping main
-e.lmp.ishsd by the closing
j." the sa'es have casi-iron
'-'1 Las an iron cap Weighing
--- Attic corner Of Bank and
r.s-.-anew h,draas. manufac.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

Nun II. I7"-I-- ~ ~
NOkrHlN6TUN a.. sMirH.)
JOSEPH H. CoNVhRsE, Trustees
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

1lr above sale IS hereby sur,her adjourned to
the third fue.cy o. January, a. y. Isl.
NORTHEASTERN g.. SMITH, Trustees Of 2nd
ESTES BONE. N0rtza-e Bonds.
auSEfu II. CONVERSE. VI. Z. x. K.
q
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

The expense Of stating new shingles is only about
the cost q simply laying them The pant is FlHE
rrooF against spark and ilj M emters, may he
eas J., tested by any
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-13

TIE above sale Is -ii1ulned % the 18th dlt OF
September, l--f at the size place and time O; day.
3iautpel ~. May 18th, i,-6.
WORTH N6TuS (. SMITH,
tSrES HOWE. Trustees.
JOSEPH II. CONVERSE,