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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

Three large barns owned by Wesson New
comb. in Barnard. were burned last
week Wednesday night. with four horses,
eight cows, two oxen, one hog, three sheep.
seyenty-fve tons OF hay, eight hundred
pounds Of wool, two hundred bushels of
grain. and large lot Of farming tools
Loss IS 600; insured for $4,000 IN the
Windsor County and Vermont Mutual
companies The fire was the work of an
incendary.
The dwelling house OF James O'kourke.
OF St. J0hnsbury, was burned Thursday
Aug. 9th Loss, g. 800 insured for ST.
500 in the Farmers Mutual.
The barns of Capt Stacy and Ii. j. Ball
in Concord. Vt, were burned the 2lth The
fires were set by tTamps.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01
Be TRux TO YoUR TEETH

And they will be true to you Never will you need
false ones, II you use SozoDoSr morning and even
Ing. 1t imparts indestructibilty to the enamel.
keeps It white and spotless, and wonderfully i'm
proves the breath. Sept |, deod&wlw
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Commercial.
Watertown Unioa Live stocL u.rI.,
August 30.
AMOUNT oy LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.

W Live stock
August 30.
AMOUNT Oy LIVE STOCK AT MARKET
cattle. Sheep Lambs. Sw
4 rms week-------- - s7'3 Cos
Last wees----..-. ~. 6,35 Sis
FROM ON seImoht:... ~ sl6s l2S
Prices OF Market Beel-A few choice q p m IN.
extra, 81 jOd7 90 hrst quality, Sc 90 az q; sec
ond quality s. . as third quality 81 80 as 90
Prices OF Store Ca:tle-Worklng oxen per pair
500, $50. Sl75, s&1; Milch Cows and Calves
nom tDM5O; FarrOw Cows S1blpE}. extra sj51Is5.
Yearlings, SUM, Two Years Old. slS485. Three
Years Old, S2s6iO.
Prices OF Sheep and Lamhs-in lots. 81 "a. 500.
y 20 and $ each. extra, 81 sal - or from 3 10
stcS ~ Spring Lambs, 5G5ic y 70. Veal calves
! i1I "a
Prices o. Hides. Tailow and skins Brighton
hldes,-d6 tih. 1Allow. a &C y h County
Hides, 5+d5t; Eb; Tal.ow, ajlcF n Pe.ts s.
Lamb fe!ts soc each Cali skins, l04Ilc Y H.
REMARKS
Ctitle-lhere has been an advance in prices Of
'i u Tor best grades 81 cattle, and a shade more
ON medium grades. only so head IL the market.
Sheep and Llmbs-i2u more sheen and lambs
at market from the north than last week. Best
1oc's at 5ic flb.
fou!try-Dealers are paying d, for mixed lots
Ji poultry, Tor chickens ltc supply II xht
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

Danger OF Delay Many Victims lie in decay,
and many lives are thrown away (by Colds. Coughs.
Catarrh, and Lung Dsease) that might be cured
with perfect ease. for future health and happiness
by using a bottle Of WIsuARr's PINE TRsK Tan
CORDIAL. an infallible remedy for consumption
Wit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

winston Loyal Foster, OF this place,
claims the champion crab apple. The tree
is quite small and was set this spring. The
apple il ten inches in circumference and
weigheS g. ounces. Who beats this
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

THE farmers IN the vicinity Of Woodstock
report the potato crop a failure, owing to
the continued dr0uth
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

CoRN-CurTNG has begun in the Connect
cut Valley, and the crop Is heavy where It
has not been injured by the drouth. Most
OF the crop, however, Will stand Tor at least
two week longer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

PRESENTATION. AT the rooms OF the Re
formed Mems Club, Sunday evening, Mr..
II. NJ. Bryant, OF Lewiston. Maine. was pre-
scented with three $50 dollar gold pieces by
some Of the Club members and other friends
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

BRANDON Hon. n. T. Sprague, .Jr.. was
unanimously nominated Monday hight. as
4 candidate for town representative from
Brandon. by the largest republican caucus
ever held in this town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01
THE BURL
Republican Flag Raising at Mlnooski.

LARGE TuRN-ouT-FINE ToRcHLIGur PRO-
cEssIoN AND ILLUXISATIoNs-GREAT En-
THUsIAsN.
A Republican flag raising in the ives.
ward at Winooski took place on Sat
urday evening. The Hayes and Wheel
er Clubs of this city turned out for the
occasion nearly 200 strong, with an es-
eort OF thirty mounted men. and marched
over to Winooski, making fine show with
their torches and uniforms, At the head
OF the Falls Hill. they were received by the
Hayes and Wheeler club of Winooski with
the Sherman Band The Winooski boys
opened ranks and the Burlington clubs
marched between their lines of torches, and
then all took their way to the place of
meeting. The long double line of torches
looked finely as it wound down the hill and
across the bridge, and through Main and
Allen streets to the west ward. Here the
French Republicans had erected fine flag
pole about hundred feet high, and pro-
Vlded a 20 feet, Hayes and Wheeler flag.
The procession halted and massed around
the platform at the foot of the flag pole,
and after music by the band. and a cam,
paign song, finely sung by the Winooski
Glee Club, the flag was raised amid the
cheers of the large crowd present, and the
firing of rockets Three cheers we're given
for the French Republicans of Winooski,
and three for Hayes and Wheeler.
The next thing in order was speech
from Hon. Daniel Roberts but unfortu-
nateiy Mr.. Roberts had been called out of
town and was unable to be present The
gentleman who had been expected to take
his place. was also absent. In the emer-
gencY, Hon. q. &. Benedict, who had been
discovered in the crowd, was dragged upon
the platform. and very reluctantly, because
wholly .unprepared 20 speak. consented to
'ay few words
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

ANorusR HsN HEARD FRQM-Mr. Jona-
than Fay. Of Richmond. has hen that re
Gently laId a Centennial egg. which meas
ured y by y inches.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

WA1ERvuLE.- Hon. Geo. W. Hendee will
deliver political address in this place On
Friday evening. Sept. lst A full attend
ance of our citizens is expected.
NJ. f. Shattuck and vile, Of Worcester,
Mass. were here during the past week on
visit to his brother. f. Ii. Shattuck. and
other friends.
The water in the branch and also the
LamOille Is the lowest that 1t has been tor
many years. The continued dry weather
is making our hills look as if fire had run
over them We have had but little rain
for nearly TWO months. The morning after
1he slightra.n of last week there was frost
to be seen but not enough to DO damage to
corn and vegetable
Owing to the political excitement among
the people it is now expected that every
vote in town will be polled AT the coming
September election. unless sickness pre-
vents some from attending.
f. W Prior Is now engaged IN the tin
business and j. using the shop belonging
TO Henry Wilbur until he builds one near
his residence. {. G.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

.NaIa al-A.oul5 Hayden,
--. uu-tted suicide here
.--- l.--4y forenoon. lie was q
- V4a mind and peculiar
...swar widow, d few years
- ..-t5- tine guardian for two
.-. n .rew pensions Hayden
web ami honestly. a. those
-t ID late an interested
a.Ik.a. IN hi- fears threat
F.-a--.., auia term IN safe =
----.-- -.- wards. Hayden has
p 4.a,.i ao1lt it, and Tues
-4-.ai i.r the river, where
a-. ai about noon. No doubt
.-t- 7.- 3 ease ui suicide. HIS
1885 a;l DIS warts aid not ez-
a- be ll45lel them for sew
.u aid uot have bsen any
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

East CnARLoTrE-F. l.. Eddy is to COM
mencc select school in this part of the
town on the Ilth, of Sept. Strict attention
will he paid TO penmanship.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

ALBURGH.-An extensive fire has been
raging for some time in the woods and
fields on Isle La Mott Considerable dam
age has been done to timber, and three
stacks of hay have been burned this week
A barn belonging to L. A. Holconlb came
very near burning from the fire.
Work has been commenced on the
grounds for the new Roman Catholic
Church at this place. The work is to be
rapidly pushed until it is completed.
Prof. Chandler Polyorama drew quite &
gathering at the NJ. E. Church. Friday
evening. The exhibition was well worth
the price of admission.
Miss Hannah llousinger, aged 50 years.
died. after a lingering illness, at Alburgh
Centre, August 2ith. Miss Housinger lived
with her sister, maiden lady q few years
Younger. in a house which she bought a
number of years ago with money which she
earned working at the tailor trade. The
/ two sisters have always been able to sup
/ port themselves with their needles until
/ within a few years. when. although having
wealthy relatives in town they were obliged
| to call upon the town tor assistance. A
| few, including the relatives. were in favor
/ of sending them to the poor farm. but the
! town, more generous than those who should
/ have been their friends, voted to allow them
to remain in their house while they lived
/ and furnished them with the necessaries OF
! lite. and that he house and lot might not
revert to their relatives, took deed of it,
| giving them life lease They have already
/ cost the town about five times the value oil
the house. S.
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Il sure road to rapid fortune Send for e New
System OF Assured Profits Tree, wiki full inform
alton concerning the stock Market.
Gold and r. POTTER, WIGHT co.
Stock BrOkersb 35 wall street, Ne1 York.
Aug -, 'd&wiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

TuE BRo0ELVN ScANDAL.-The counsel
for Mr. Beecher, in the suit against him
for alleged malicious prosecution, brought
by Francis d. Mouton, have served upon
the latter's counsel the notice of an applica-
ton for change Of venue on the ground
that the selection of an impartial jury in
Nings County Is impossible. Franklin
County, y. Y. Is suggested as a suitable
trial place. The apI location will be argued
before the Supreme Court of New York,
Sent. 18th
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

RICHMOND MARKET. August -. - Butter
sold at 20 90 22c for far; % To 25c for
choice; 20 to s61 for fancy Cheese sold at
to NC Tor farm diaries.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

UNuERuuL ACADEMY The Fall term Of
Underhiu Academy viii commence Monday,
September 18th. under the efficient manage
ment u ". \. Ienney, Esq, Of NInooski.
The Academy binding l. to be put in
thorough repair, and good school may be
pyupctci
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

RrTtAND.-The Republican caucus Thurs
day evening. to nominate candidate
Tor town representative, was largely
attended. Col. Proctor presided Gen.
Ripley presented the name Of Capt. John
4 Sheldon. Judge Prout that OF Judge W
G.. pGnJon. and Henry Clark that OF John
rs. Camton, The ballot resulted as fol
..w> Sheldon BOB, CiamtOn -, Dunton
3. On motion of Col. Neazey, Alr Shell
Ilu'- nomination was made unanimous.
Mr.. Sheldon Is a member Of the marble
firm OF SheldOns * Slason, W est Rutland
There Is little doubt of his election ty q
handsome majority.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01
BLUE STORE,
Opposite Fletcher Library,
CHURCH STREET.
SMITH Il PEASE.
Aug p. is76--td&vt

V,HE Vermont Eplscopsl Institute. for boys. 10
i opens Wednesday. August 3oth. ssvsatesth
or by mail 70 Rsv Theodore 4. Hopkins. Principal.
Burlington, Vt.-Aag. %. dAviU
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

GEAND RTrUBLICAN RALLY At YERGENxEs.
Col Charles IL. JoYes spoke at Nergennes
last Thursday evening to a crowded house.
lie has greatly improved since he last spoke
10 his constituents IN this county, and all
were delighted with has manner and the
sound doctrine he enumerated. The Hayes
and Wheeler Club were out in full num-
l1r-. and with their 200 torches made a
most brilliant display on the street. After
the exercises at the hall the Colonel was
,lrona1ed by the NergeGnes band, and re-
spouded IN a brief and welcome address.
ten. Grandey was then called out and spoke
with his usual ability. The crowd soon at
ter dispersed, with rousing cheers for the
speaker ana the candidates, Hayes and
" hecic1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01
,...n Nominations

=. Republican Nominations
''''' FOB PRESIDENT ,S
,rrFORD Il. HAY hS'
h 1ltL ~ oaio.
ss,cs PRESIDENT,
nll,N =, 4. ,, WHEELER
publican sat. ..' Nominations
- FAIRBANKS
goR ; .5...u'>s'F1-
.,et7EYANT-GovtRNoh
I'LL, r. PK0tToK,
Is ~ buILANN
..k TREASURER,
,omN A PAc T.
SrrELlEf'
....sp,ati,e- In Congress
,srrsu JOYCE, o. Rutland
ryc uf>IsoN. OF s.. Royalton.
-.rN uESDEE, %. Morr.stown.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

llINEsB Rcu. - Mr.. McGInnis and Mr.
Merchant addressed the Democrats of
llinesburgh last Saturday evening upon the
issues OF the day. The speech OF the former
vas as yeritaale piece OF demagogism as
was ever heard in this town. Mr.. McGinnis
told his hearers that the election OF Mr.
II.den would insure to the poor, laboring
classes. Of which he himself was a member.
easier and more prosperous times.
one OF Mr.. Merchant best points was
his advice 10 all good Republicans, that
for the love they had for the party, they
ought for lis own good this year TO vote
for Tiiden and Hendricks. in order that
through opposition and defeat their beloved
party might be made pure His speech
towards the close was replete with state
ment- and stories. false. toul and proiane.
Coz. JoYCE seems to be about the only
member OF the National Congress from YER
mont who Is doing efficient work Tor his
party Rutland GUts
Col. joyce is doing well, but j. not doing
all that D, done IN this state. Mr. Hendee
has spoken at a member OF political meet
ingS. and holds himself in readiness. We be
heye, TO 20 Wherever he Is invited to speak
IN the State Mr.. Deuison has spoken at
several meetings, though hardly recovered
from his recent illness
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

WEST PoINr CADEIsHlP.-M c arc req ueSt-
ed to announce that the competitive exam
ination Of candidates Tor admission TO West
Point Military Academy. will take place at
Burlington, September 18Th. at ten o o'clock,
a m, and TO add that no one not a resident
Of the Third Congressional District will be
expected TO compete.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

,l.s,,a DEATH AT BRASDox.-An
.ae nan. calling himself Ba,es. esjIsS
8sp5 81 John Newell. in the osiskires
The , In Tor lodging Wednesday rfr69 :
DO, - forenoon was found d. -
l. bsi5 A. ms room. An inyestie a. .
~ q 10 the cause Of his death.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

PHILir NASH. who was las. wetk
arrested by iIi,er MeCnen, On the charge
OF stonIng the Republican toreh-hght peo-
cession, last week Tuesday evening. VA up
in City Court, before Judge ryl,r, for cx-
animation Monday. The fence against
Nash Is OF the strongest kind be being
identified by several persons a. the one whom
they SAW throw stones ut the procession, that
night. We understand that one oi the best
witnesses for the state. young man. was
sent ont Of town. and could not be found
when wanted fortunately there seemed to
be enough without him. Nash was held for
his appearance at the County Court IN the
sum of 3 0U0. in default OF which he was
romanded to Jail. where 1t l. to he hoped he
wi! be held secure until wanted for trial.
States Attorney Hewitt appeared for the
prosecution, and A. '. Spaaiding appeared
Tor Nash.
Ia. W l. NEscELUs. the Distinguished
Magnetic Physician, at No. 81 North Union
street. Is constantly proving to the -ltisiae-
ton of Investigators or more particularly
70 the Suffering ones his power to " hesl
the sick - DR.. Nescelius' system of prae-
tice Is peculiar. yet IT j. founded on science
and some of the most prominent medical
men, recommend 1t for Its unquestionable
efficiency. The number OF cures being per-
formed by Or. Y. i astonishing. when We
take into consideration the fact that many
have put off calling on him until all other
means had failed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

The Republicans Of nder-
minated NJ Z. Hapgood for
NATIVE, and the candidate of
5 .- Mr. John Woodruff. If
.a- at nlerhill do their duty
a iiapsood will surely be
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

The Republicans Of South Burlington
will hold a rally at the town house. on Sat
urday evening next, at 30 O'Clock, when
addresses will be delivered by Messrs. War
rem Gibbs and Lucius Bigeiow.
Hon. James q. Blaine will not come TO
Vermont, his engagements in Maine pre-
venting.
Messrs. Warren Gibbs and l.. l. Lawrence,
of this city, addressed rousing Republican
rally at the town hall, Underhil Centre,
Tuesday evening.
The Ogdensburg Journal says a Vermont
er in that city has made what We should
call a safe bet lie dropped IN among lot
of men talking politics the other night. and
heard them elongating upon the great
things the Democracy expected to do in
Vermont in September To one who
thought they were going to carry it be
said, Il will bet ten dollar bill that the
Republicans will carry Vermont by more
majority than the Democrats Will have
votes The bet was taken. The Yer
mOuter then offered 10 bet one hundred
dollars that he would win the bet and left
1t open.
There wa rousing Republican meeting
at Milton, last Friday night The attend
ancs Is estimated nearly six hundred In
the absence of Judge Benham who was ex-
peeted to speak, l.. 2. Hard, Esq. of Bath,
y. y, addressed the meeting in very &c
ceptable manner, receiving frequent and
hearty applause.
Woodstock had a rousing meeting. the
other night, when fine Hayes q " heller
flag was raised. Mr. W. D. Perkins. Of
Boston, was the orator OF the occasion.
\ large Hayes and Wheeler club has been
organized at Windsor, with Franklin Butler
as president, Measures are being taken for
a grand Republican rally.
An enthusiastic meeting was held at
West Randolph, the other night. Address
e. were made by W q. Perkins, of Boston,
and Col. +. Y. Randall. of Montpelier
Bratileblro had rousing Republican
rally, Friday. at which speeches were made
by General Bristow. Hon. Dudley {. Dem
ls0n, member OF Congress from the Second
District. Judge Benham, OF Louisiana, and
Hon. Dorman y. Eaton, chairman of the
United STATES Civil Service Commission.
successor OF George William Curtis.
Tue Republican Rally for Jericho and
Underhill Will be held at lnderAill Flats,
next Saturday. September u, and will be
at > p. IN. and not ?. m. a previously an
nounced. Tie meeting will be addressed
no III
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

lHHAf "A handsome Hayes
e- lag was thrown TO the breeze
at .I .4-- week. A .arye and en-
- audience WIS present, and was
Aia-~r~ rs A. Lord and j. \.
Montpelier, both able speakers.
" = Dlllngham'- hap
Els l-e gentlemen were frequent
@ and az the close of the ad-
-smuIrlpo-sd three cheers
-a-N1.e.eg, which was respond
--1 manner. The Waterbury
f-- -1saiance, and discoursed
@ Mach credit is due the
r-aa great interest manifested
--rli-ing.
a4,.a game of ball was
-1l, Friday, between the
'I-t place, and the Mountain
The game was easily won
..a '7y- the score standing .
-'aauneer- have not yet been
A match game of base ball
'H-rllt Aug. ri. between the
So George, and the Snug
NILSSON, On the grounds of the
some was won hy the Snug
sanding Centenials. - {.
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TuE Democrats Of Colchester held their
caucus on Saturday evening. and nominal
ed DIR. j. b. Small for town Representative.
Dr. Small Is a very nice man, but his nom
nation must be very dIstasteiul TO the
friends OF Mr. Charles Latountaln, who
were expecting that he would be Te-noml-
mated. and II has had the effect to demorallze
rather than to insplrit the Democracy OF
the town. Il the Republicans will now put
up their strongest man, they can redeem
the town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

NINAl= ITO ANNh o.
- apuu uur Republican
tr.i iH. 20. s.rglgtt
uI sen-ele>- divisions
ranks, enabling the oppo-
u- .aui.latas IN towns
The democrats conf
-D.-y 10 several towns on
.tt that they are mis-
...c a- Vote the straight
-- De- che largest Republican
Ia Caiiteaieu county
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

BURGLARY IL MNoOsKI.-Sunday night
the store of Charles Laiountain was entered
and about SlO0worth of goods were taken.
The money drawer was broken open and It's
contents. some S3u0, were taken. The
thieves gained an entrance by cutting outa
panel IN the back door and then reaching
IN and unlocking the door. At last ae-
count, NJ clae had been found 10 the bur
glars.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

l"r>n FHR.-lhe grounds
-'lya are being thoroughly
anutpatiou OF the lair. next
" D Shiiand. the cficient
1', has had the track graded
l't around it, and has made
--.4-neeled improvements
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

Af.a-'ng temperance meet
& -.fe By the temperance re
harlnsl9n last week Thursday
.-s Congregational church was
gem 4" tie eloquent speaker. Mr..
- Lewiston. Ne. lie was fol
-s- from several members of
-7- nen, club. They got 10
'ast..e
Tango has recently shipped
'e-t,i. Engiand lie he taken
chg go ..l Mansfield. this sum
ls i4ttalt he finds there some
A ANTS. lie planted this
600 varieties Of potatoes
bliss & sous. Of New York
NO Al.Jition ia Philadelphia
lie a.-i has the largest bed
and dies in the State. The
Bliss Ak sons. OF New York
.' ilr Hayes and Wheeler
''''f motto IS good, clean men to
are al. dried up here and
-- ',.A- llstouraging to farmers.
would be greatly benefited
by COL Cannon : stock farm III
'a'l De repaired. 1t il rather
gong down that hill. these
Ut 4 harlotte cheese factory have tC
. 70 10 Lake Champlain for their
g. 1i- month
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01
FALL CAMPAIGN.

The vigorous prosecution Of tn Campaign, which
are FULLY determined upon. will nov begin n
real earnest. and IN order 10 hrn- the issues iary
and squarely before the public, We inttnd u coin
mencr holding q series Ot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-01

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 20.
The comrAittee on resolutions reported as
follows