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PUBLIC NOTICE.

l. JonN HASNAs, te.n-a B.seksn.th BY trade
LlI oaoa ..it tie wait q some means whereby
Ieau.. soften IEoH at the forge. go TIA; I could
wors tat better ldgan:ase. This Induced ne {,
make many experiments with different substance.
Ach ol-rei the best Prospect. @: success. It va.
on one o: these occasions .ll. discovered the won
dor:al effects o., Llee;io Icon upon the HUMAN
SYSTEM
HAD Ge:.ct Ia three O. ~ aa-ers, which were
bsnt OF shut p n ny hand 4 such manner by
the CONTRACTION - Tns CHORDS, that they we're
very troublesome 20 ns in my daily aroca.'oa. l
clai4 lot handle ny s.ois as wished, and olen
thought That woa.i hlve them cut oG to get them
cut o. the way. IAil used every thing that offered
any hope olr,l.e. Ia. lll 90 no effect We'll. say,
was wors NJ vi,h El.ctr5 silicon at tie .or. e. and
Q. course could uot prevent its coming IN contact
with my hands.
Ituok 10 to,-ee g Gle iIcsit lad produced. IN
u one NAF "a -Aa.A - use a AGAfE AAlAaurff
-raspel q With ms crooked hand. and much 20 my
surpr Sc found my crooked iusers strais htened
out and had as much use % them as ever. could
hardly believe ny eyes showed ny hand to n y
VIE and family, and a general rejoicing WAS the
result;
The question now was, VIA; had produced this
wonderful effect. every act WAS recalled, and aster
a long and careful lvest cation, at last made up
my mind that my good fortune had been caused by
ELECTRO SILICON. sly next step was to discoy-
er some means by which could combine this Won
derful subsnnce so that every body could use It.
made dili-cu search Through every book that
thought would throw any N-h: upon the subject,
and AZ las: in very old medical book 1 found a
way by which could DO it. The result was perfectly
satisfactory, and was able TO make i,Himanf, the
like the world hes never seen before. now BEGAN
to look about ,or to try the effect Of il on
others.
had nei-Lbor living abou, a nile from my
shop who Lad a llmc Knee, caused by the chords
being contracted by rheumatism. / sout him
bottle Of Eie-tfo S q. "a Liuimeut, and told lin to
use it Thoroughly. lie did 50, and at the end q
three moaths be was abi' to throw aside his cane
ard walls 70 iny shop apparently well as ever.
1t had worked JUST rs it did N my esse-produc.ns
4 perfect cure. gave il 10 other Of my nei shbors
aad fr ends tior miles sround) who were suffering
from sWe.led limbs, rheumatism. Neuralgia. Stf
lints Burns. &c, an o., which it cured without
any trouble Fiud.u- that the Electro Icon L!ni-
ment would penetrate the skin Of man further than
any other substance, i occurred TO that il must
be good Tor the horse and It has proved Itself one
OF the very best applications in all external dis
eases occurring in thst noble animal.
Prepared by the Electro silicon Linimsnt Compa-
ny, Office 20 William street, New York.
sod by the Druggists at 50 cents per Bo;tlt.
&c; -, w6m
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ErCnOuRced IHcUrd6ie.

BCsTaS, Nav 20, ISL
Il Il. sTEvESs ESQ Dear ri have been badly
aiii cted with Kidney Complaint f'r years, have
suffered great ain in my back, hips and side, It'll
great d iihculty in passing urine, which often
and in very small quantities, .requt nifty accOmpa
MED with b God anu eXcruciatInz pam.
have iaith'uily tried most Of the popular rene
dies recommended for my complaint, l have been
under the atment OF some Of the most skiiful
pip s.eans in Boston, all Of whom pronounced Ia y
case incurable. THIS was ny conditio- when 1 was
adv sed by a friend 10 Try the V ri tlINE l.. and |
could see the good effects from the first dose to-
and from that moment sept on IL proving until 1
was entirely cured. taking in all, i should think
about six bottles. IL is indeed a valuable med ne
and If should be afflicted again in the same way
| would give a dollar a cOse, II | ecu.d not get
il without. respectfully, j. u. olLE.
Thf-4 ss-aef Sa,.h pa-t..v
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VERMONT ASSOCIATION FOR THE PRoTEC
TON OF Flsu AND GAKE.-This association
INST at the general committee room in thJ
S.ate Il use at Montpelier, Nov. Ist, 1876
Tie president. Dr. Goldsmith, called the
meeting to order.
Z }. Phelps, Esq for the committee on
bylaws, reported a series Of bylaws, which
were I'D pied.
The following officers for the ensuing
year we're elected
Pres.aert-M. Goldsmith.
tc.-Presi Ieuts-G. F. Edmunds, ). W. Newton,
e.. +. Gale, Or. Wm. II Lord.
Recording Secretary-IIenry A. Harmon.
tlrresp3ndng sseretlry-M. c. Edmund.
Tres ufer-B. b. Smalley.
LiIectors-H. Y. ". Ripley, NJ. $. C5lbnrn, Le
Gf4lde &. Cannon, F. 5. S-ranahsn, Royal ID. He'd
den, Henry Fairbanks, NJ. u. Gi Imam.
tounsel-k. J. Phelps.
Senator Etmunds suggested that the close
season for black lass should extend from the
middle Of May to the middle Of July, in
stead @, from the first Of May to the first Of
August lie stated some facts TO show that
black bass are rapidly mCl'i0is ing along
the shore Of Lake Champlell, from the
southern boundary OF Chittenien county to
the Canada line This. be said, was due to
the :act thar law had compelled people
to let them alone during their spawning
season.
Col. Col5Jrn recommended tha. the asso-
citation should supply the streams with
young trout. lie thought that at small
expense the exhausted streams might be
stocked in this way.
II
where by private effort and slight expense,
brooks that had been entirely depopulated
Of trolt, have been MADE to yield a large
supply.
On motion Of Mr. Phelps. the meeting ad-
j0urned. The next annual meeting will be
held in Rutland on the Isl Tuesday in No
vember. IS77.
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1aE CHICAGO AND North WESTERN EAiL"Ai
fmhsrees under management the Urea, Irsn III
Railway Lines Of the WEST ana NonI u y 81
and, with its numerous branches and connections,
forms the shortest and quickest route between
Chicago and all points in lllineis, Wisconsin,
Northern Michigan Minnesota, Iowa, NEBRASKA
II aa.. IL. rru.A.x Tar
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CaStOria.

Is pleasant and perec: substitute in all cases, ;cr
CASTOR OIL Castoria is the result OF an old phys
icians effort to produce, for his own practice, an
effective cathariic pleasant to tie taste and rec
from gripinF.
Dr.. samuel Pitcher, Of Hyannis, succseded il
combining VI thout tie use o. alcohol. pursative
agent Is pleasant to take as honey, and which
POSSESSES u the desirable proper.ie Of Castor Oil.
1t is adapted to all age but is especially recon-
meDded TO mothers as reliable remedy for all
disorders o. the stomach and bowels OF children. It
is certain. agreeable, absolutely harmless, ana
cheap. 1t should be used for WIND collie, sour
stomach, worms, costiveness, Group. Sc then chill
1ren can have sleep and MOTHERS may REST.
J. B. Rose & Co., &c Dey Street, New York, are
the sole preparers Of Castoria, alter Dr. Pitchers
recipe.
Au-. ll-w3m
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Centaur
Linin1entS.
White for the Human Family
Yellow for Horses and Animals.

These Lnments are simply the wonder o. tho
world. Their effects are little less than marvellous
vet there are some things which they will not do
They will not cure cancer or mend broken oones'
| but they will always a.lly pan. They have
slaughtered fingers. cured chrome rheumatism 0.
many years. standing, and taken the pain rom
terrible burns and scalds, which has never oeen
done by any other articls-
THE WHITE LIsIIENT is for the human
family. 1t will drive RHEUMATISM, scistlca and
Neuralgia from the system; cure Lumbaso' Chii-
blains Palsy, Itch, and most Crtaneous Eruptions'
1t EXTRACTS FROST from frozen hands ana
feet and the POISON Of bites aud stings of venomous
reptiles; it subdues Swollngs and alleviates pain
of every kind
For Sp-ains or Bruises it is the most potent rem
edy ever discovered The Centaur Liniment is used
with great efficacy for Sore T0roat, To~.a-acne'
Caked Breasts, Ear-aeiie. and Weak Back. The
following is but sample o. numerous testimonials
''IxplASA HOVE, JEFy. Co IsD.. May % Is73.
al think Il my duty TO inform you that nave
suffered much with Swollen teot aud chorus.
have not been free from these swelling. IN eisht
years. Now 1 am perfectly we'll thanks 20 inc
Centaur Liniment. The Eminent on=ht TO be ap-
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The proof is in tho trial. 1t is reliable, it IS
To the sick and bed-ridden. the halt and lame to
the wounded ami sore, say, "come and be
healed"
To the poor and distressed who have spent their
money for worthless medicines. bottle OF Centaur
Eminent will be given without charge.
Tie Yellow Cemsaur Lininsent
Is adapted to the tough muscles, cords and flesh
Of HORSES AND AsruAss. 1t has performed more
wonderful cures Of SPAWN, Strain, Wind-G4n,
Scratches, Sweeney, and general Lameness, than all
other remedies in existence. Read what the great
Expressmen say oft:
NEW YORK, January 1874.
Every owner Of horses should give the Ceutaur
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I'll. MARSH supt. Adams FIX. Stables Ny
~. PUL1Z, Supt. >. kx. Stables, y Y.
ALBERT 5. OLlN, Supt. Nat. TX. Stables, NY"
"MoSTGONERY. Ala, Aug. L, ls54.
''6ESTLEaEs,- II have used over one sruss oi Cen
tAur LIniment, yellow wrapper. on The mules o! my
plantation, besides d IONS "i the .amlly LIN meut
Tor ny negroes | want t. purchase il at the whole
sale price, and will thank you TO ship Inc by saw
annah steamer one gross Of each kind. Iessrs. "A.
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"Respectfully, JAMES DARRJw.n
The best patrons OF this Liniment are Firriers
and Veterinary Surgeons. IL heals Calls, Ntun1s
and Poll-evil. removes swell ms, and is worth
lions OF dollors % Farmers. Livery stock
growers, Sheep-Taisers, and those hey.n lo sts or
cattle.
What a Farrier cannot DO for so Centaur
Lniment will do ~ a trilin- cost
These Liniments are warranted by the propr stors
and bottle will be given t. any Earrlsr OF fhysi-
cian who desires to test then. Sold ever where.
Laboratory OF J. B. Rose & Co,
&c DEY ST, NEW YORK.
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Indies Il Children's Underwear.

An immense stock Of beautiful and reliable goods,
al very great reductions.
Ladies' Compete OUTFITS, at go and upwards.
Infants c. mplete Outfits, at 3 and upwards.
AZ Full catalogues Of this department, with di-
rcctions iOr el-measurement. sent free on aDpil-
cation 10 all parts OF the country.
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gsm Embellishments.
SANFORD'S
II A . &c A L G y II +
FOR CATARRH
MEETS THE WANTS OF THOUSANDS

Gentlenen,-We have sold SANF0RD'S RADlCAI
CURE for nearly one year, and can say canuloly
that we never sod similar preparation that cav
such universal satisfaction. We have TO learn tns
first complaint yet
We are not in a habit OF Recommending pateh,
medicines, but your preparation meets the wants o.
thousands. aHd we think those afflicted should DC
convinced Of its great merit, that their susfns
will be relieved We have been in the drug busi5
ness for the past twelve years constantly ana sos
everything for cataTTh but yours leads all the rest
II you proper use this letter or any par
Of il that YOU wish. Very truly yours,
S. ID. BALDWIN CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, BOOKS ahO
stationery, Washington, I'D, Feb. 20, 1870.
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TRIED EVEHYTMING.

Msssrs J. O. BoSEoRTH Co, Denver, Col. Gen
tlemen.-I have USED SANFURD'S RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRII, and it las given perfect sat!sidc-
ton. have tried almost everything and u Is the
OILY thing that given me reliet. l therefore take
pleasure in recommending its use to all afflicted
with Catarrh OF any kind, and Offer this as my ties
timuny 70 its benefits. Very truly, -
Denver Oct. !, ls-j. ". 3. DE- MN
Each package contains Sanford s Improved IN
haliug TUBE with full directions ior use IN All clses
Price 81 90 per pacSage. for sa-e ~ al "holesale
and retail dru-g.sts throughout the United states
WEtkS 4 POTTER, General Agents and wholesale
Druggists, Boston. ASK for and insist On having
skNFORp'S RADICAL CURE
FoR CATIR8H.
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III IIVLA hlNIIey NVII FIt-IIss
THE BEST III EDICINE.

EAST MABsHFIELD. Au-. y, 100.
Mr.. STEVENS Dear Sir-I am seven. che ears
q age. have suffered many years With Kidney
Complaint. weakIess IN my back ana II mach. l
.ucuce1 BY n enus To trt your Nro ETINk.
and think it the best mediclc Tor weakness U. the
X idney / have ever USED. / have tried many rem
plant. and never found mus reliei IN she
Nk6ETlrE Ii en-thens and invi-urstes the
whole system. Many Of my acquaintance have
taken IT, ard believe i to he good iur all the
plants ,or which it : Teconu ended.
Yours truly, JOSIAH Ii. SHERMAN.
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Dun-HERIA is quite prevalent in many
part Of The STATE, notably at Bratileboro,
where there have been over a hundred
eases. :his Fall. At Springfield there arc
twenty-five eases. and at many other places
numerous cases are reported.
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lti. Just , $50 years since November be-
mo the eleventh month in the year. 1t
Used 10 be he ninth, bat it didn't behave
ttry Wei AID got Iut down notch or TWO.
Ca. this cut, young Ran, and paste it in
ysar lat.
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Eac Domestic . Housekeeping
Departments
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L. II. DYKE, Winooski, VT.

PSI offer fer sale my store stock Of goods. and
sOOl Will, on the most reasonable terms. A rare
chance for an enterprising young man:
Nov. l., ls-G.
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ala.G the incidents Of Vermont day at
tie Centennial, was the Presentation TO
s.-.-.,. By Rev John Newman, D. D.,
.. go. -slh Ct the building at East
Ioa.-.s ,a n,i1a Horace Greeley learned
-ac elt % printing.
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The hear season has set in with unusual
severity. The latest nimrod heard from is
Jamaica man who recently bagged four
hundred pound black bear.
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GREATLY AFFLICTED.

MessTs. ). o. BOswoETH & Co, Denver uen, o
men.-I take pleasure in reeommiuS oASfoI1D
RADICAL CURE FOR CArAARu 10 all who are
an cted with this disease, was greatly aflietee
with il for a long time, and cured II with Two Dol,
Ties OF the above GU RE About year afterwards
was again taken with Catarrh quite severely and
Immediately sent for another bottle, which hxe1 me
all right giving me relief IRON the hist dose l an
conf ent that the remedy will do all that is Claimed
for IT, and more, too. Wishing you success IN II;
introduction, ! am, very truly yours, ,
a. ". SMITH,
Denver. Oct. 4 ls-5. Of Smith a Doll.
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1.-The rates are the Same
as On Ordinary Life Pol
icies.
2.--The effect IS The same as
that of an Endowment :
for example,
On the death OF the as
sured the amount OF the
policy is paid.
If the assured lives 10
years TOR IS, or 20, as the
case may be,) he may
draw out his entire share
in cash, OF he may with
draw the accumulated
profits and continue his
policy.
3--TheTc are other profitable
options, without addi-
ti0nai expense.
4.--Enstead of investing III
Stocks, Bonds, or other
Securities, or depOsiting
in Savings Banks. exam
inc this plan of insur-
ance, which not only
yields a return as an in
Vestment, but gives i'm
mediate indemnity in
case OF death.
J.--The Equitable Lie does
the largest business OF
any company in the
world. and has achieved
success in less time than
any other institution,
Cts Assets are S3O,OOO,-
600; It's Income, 3d.
100000; its Surplus
over legal reserves, over
81 100000.
Tt already has accumu-
lated over 81, 100000
special surplus for TOn-
tine Policy-hOldCrs, over
and above the legal re-
serves, which awaits dis
u'ibuli0n, and is still
growing.
Sept Is, dtwlf
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Ius ycry best apples can now be pur-
chased fIr two dollars barrel. Potatoes
aio rom acty to sixty cents bashel, against
tli-ty to ihiTtY-fve lasryear.
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NEARLY BLIND.

II. 7. SIEvsSss Dear Sir-In expressing nv
thanks 10 Tor the benefits derived from the use
Of NkGErlNE, and to benefit others. will state
When eight or nine years ola was all cted v ii
scro.ula, which made its appearance N ny ey es
face anc hands. ard wss very rear blind Tor Two
years. AL KINGS OF perations were ptr.orned On
mS eyes, and all 20 no good result. tnall, the
Il sease prime pally settled IN my body, Limbs and
feet ana at times in an aggravated way.
Last sumner / was ron some weak in ny
spine and kidneys, ana It was at tines very hard L.
retain the urine Seeing your Advertisement II the
Commercial, bought a bottle Of Nt6ElINE. and
commenced using according TO CIrec.ious. In tHo or
three days obtained great relief aiter using four
i've bottles noticed il hal a wonderful effect On
the rough, scaly hlotches on my body and legs !
sun used sGtflNE and the humorous sores one
after another disappeared until they were all snne
and attn ibcte the cure OF the TWO diseases 10 Ed-
EIlNt, and nothing else.
l. am ever hiettd With ANYTHING Of the kind
again shall try VkGErlNE As the only reliable
remedy.
once more accept my thanks, and believe me 10 be,
very respectfully, Al IN PsRhUTT
Dec. !, lc2 Ne. IS 6ano s. Cincinnati. Uhio.
diseases o. the Kidneys, Bladder etc are always
unpleasant. afd at times they become the most dis
tress NJ and dangerous diseases that can aficl the
human :, stem Most diseases % the Kidneys arise
rom Impurities in the blood causing humors which
settle on these parts. NEo ETINE excels any
known remedy in tue whole word fer cieans " and
purifying the blood, thereby causing a healthy
action 10 all the organs Of the body.
VEGEIINE is sold by all Druggists
Oct Il DAWN
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Hor. Il. o. lIarsi- 20.
Riverside Pies. oil Cam i.--
lately Mayor OF that
dinner, last evening
iortieth anniversary ct s -r
the FaEE Pass office a- aa
Rice, Of N4.,-chgsc,;~. Nu -.-
son, and leading ~
printers trade from b-- So
Philadelphia, A.5-1y -a-
were TO be anon .ae --
Pass would have b--u-.i
tor bat Tor an 4uteT.-.s-.
eeigt Of the limitation.
or more successful r.ur-..-
e-ait than Mr. Htl-a
W. to reap Jhe tuii-
tustry and INTEGRITY.
Mr.. O-sian Z p i-
vocalist. died recslt.t I. ..-.
born IA C,yuga. y. J t-
1851 be went 90 / 'nl.a a--
Worlds Peace Couy-u-
FIR his excellence IN cIue ~-
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Is&.ll1 NAI-lr RAuRoAD.-Sov-ra. cay
...ls .. l1o- haze arrived at Swanton ior
,iisr4I.os-. ana il is expected that the
rs3 contractors, Rice and Munsor, viii
r4,i ,.e w1k forward vigorously. At
t..e other ,l- i-cn is now laid some three
uil-- e--; otJ.ll-cn. and the contractors
.at-i1 30 laye iae .sad completed as far as
Cambridge during ,Ac next two months.
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P1FN IN THE BACK.

There IS no remedy known 70 medical science
which la proved Itself mOie sau8blo IN cases q
X dney Ctm plant than the NEGElINE. II acts
directly upon the seereticn-. eansts ard purifirs
the blood, and Teste = the whole stem 10 healthy
act on.
he following e1Ira lrdinary cures OF great sui ?
ers. who had been given up by the est ply sic abs
hopeless cases, will Spas Tor themselves. anu
should challenge the mot profound a'tvntiouo The
medical iacul y, well a. u those Hno are sGdvr
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KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably there IS no complaint that afiicts the
human system which Is 80 attic understood Il the
present I ne, Oi the varied !Oru1s o. Honey
Complaints.
There Il no disease which causes such acute pain
OF more alarming ID it. results than when the kid
ueys fail 10 secrete from the blood the uric acid. and
other poisonous substances. which the blood accu-
mul1tes in Ks circulation thrOu-h the y stein
Il nom any cause the kidney all q perform the
functions drvoiylng upon thtm, the cUmulatiOus
are taken up by the absUrbents and the whole -
TEN thrown into a state Of disease causing great
pain nd suffering ana very often I'D Mediate death.
Hence the mportatce q keeping the kidneys and
blood a healthy conoIt on through which az the
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TRAIAs LEAvE BURLINGTON

A LARGE number Of turkeys are nearing
t.,,,s close m all the farms All humani-
tarians will wish them an euth2nasia-
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VERMONT NEW

TIE proposed railroad from Brattleboro I,
Whitehall meets with considerable favor
/ judging by the promptness with which tn,
money Is being raised for the survey. Paw
let's share was subscribed in about tw.
days.
Robert Fitton. OF Cavendish. has beer
| thrown into bankruptcy again. the secort
time within about year. His liabilitie.
are about $3i GOO and his assets, as far a:
developed, are very small.
The recent Wooloy fratricide is the first
murder ever committed 10 the town ol
Grafton.
A MiddlebufY man has a pure white
squirrel, OF the size Of common red one.
Messrs. ueon, Putney and johnson, the
persons injured by the explosion at Cahoon
Falls, in Lyndon, last week, are all conva-
leseent.
Patrick Reagan, who was arrested Tor a
murderous assault on Jack O'Brien at St.
Adams has been released, the judge decid-
ing that the act was done in self-defenee.
'Brien Will recover.
Daniel 0'Neil, an old resident of st.
Adams. was knock, d down and PROBABLY
fatally injured by some romping boys, the
other evening.
BRISTOL - About one hundred persons
from Bristol have ATTENDED the Centennial.
Dr.. E. G. Prime has jus. returned from
Philadelphia.
The youngest child of S. F. Hasseltine
died last week, of malignant typhoid fever.
She was about eleven years Of age, and uni
versGllY loved.
S. D. Farr has his house nearly COM
pleted.
II c. Munsill has laid out two new
streets on his land, parallel with Maple
street, and made.an extension Of Academy
street.
a new meat market has been opened on
Main street, By Mr.. Warren.
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Harp
kf HENRY ,. copx-

81 HENRY 3. ooRyzy-.
u ep.li. turks within this v,,a. IL
e. nose name Is Music a,@ "a Shell
S.eh .he me bars that m. t''.e'a sl55-
Ia ~ ~. me tune'ul captive I. "a DE- eel "
~ - me lover Of The W'ut -. ms 4-e =.
nj ner breath awak,s HIM II, ' ~. Nlel -5
i'g answers her with ne Id, .- d. 'uaass--
ne ,hrills-he fsinis w IN a. tass. q
VI, -hiag, breathes ll.n. II " T.. d..
n a, ne an -uors # unsl Sec + -ialss,,,,
Y ,nt sue y re. 10 f4ucy ever i,'-.'ie
S SEQ % the warm s.ufh....
U, rheu across thy bosom, ,-...-
Inv "0Afse arpe-s.os " he r..l near
BY FREDERICK 2. vsl7ry,
iset ny wind-harp IN tbe,.-.
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r,.-A ~ ~vfus from ma.e4...
I. a me 'he I : %. anseI.f I'll.
en' uched The tre.a.
- NJ harp gave h.a.t ,''-i,i
n "'-''-O-' heaven ! 41.
Let my wrd-larp Ia lbsv-4
ALu st9rn iruia ,ae us-+.-..
H'.m me g nofth lt Lu-r.si KY d.
ana utis grew setatt. ''-.
=. Nhistlec down tue m u1 .'.-.
p sni..o 'h1 4l.vel.4- ca.-..
Du stiii my harp gave at-- - d.
us 'enae'' heaven a.e.oiy.
All me. that such hear
hesp9n-iFe tuned and -... ---4.
When all vas Slad wta. ...
Ut when storms % s.l-., p. --.1e
Ihat 20, IN all the .rs- .-...
Inc Earring uudeft0a -s o.. '-e
by lie IN Git Use t1 Got a'...
cLe lon- Aafmoa.ous
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10

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