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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
Is PREPARED BY DIsTILLATIoN.

LIVERY plant ard herb that Yields its medica,
n essence to it, - placed in improved still and
there mingled with q solvent liquid. which, by
heat is made pass over into the receiver, bearing
with il the healing juices OF these plants
and herbs tree from every Contamination, pure and
colorle-s Thus the active medical constituents Of
thousands OF pounds OF herbs may be condensed
into very small compass. In this way SAN
FORD'S RADICAL CURE is Invested Of the uau-
seating, worthless features of all other remedies,
while it, curative properties are increased tenod.
1t is positively the greatest medical triumph Of the
age.
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Black Hills Gold Region

For IMPORTATION OR HOW TO GET THERE.
Send Tor Circular te BLACK HILLS AGENT"
2ls Washington street, Boston; .ti BruadwBy. Now
York, OF 2 u. Lock Box, D Philadelphia. ilwit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-20

TIE ABOVE REMEDIES ARE thorough in the
eradication Of the different and various malades
denOmn IA ted and are the results OF patient, search
ing laborous, and scientific investis legation. embrac-
ing period Of many } ears in Europe and Ameri-
CT.
If the specific directions are complied with thou
sands OF patients will bear witness TO their relative
merits, and cOrroborate every assertion. where
there are many complications OF disease, and pa
tients so desire, DIR. CHANDLER will he pleased
TO give ali Information and treat by letter If neccs
sary.
Descriptive and explanatory Circular OF the
above remedies sent on receipt Of stamp. II the
PROPRIETARY MEDICINES are not on sale NJ
your particular druggists send orders TO
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-20

oLIVE LOGAN writes from London 4, ~omo
American manufactures in ENGLAND 10,
the English market has been enormously
supplied with American stationery Of the
more fanciful and artistic sort: that tho
Waltham and Elgin watch interest. 40
uriVlng lucrative trade Steinway has SO.
up depot for his pianos in a fashion. bIo
locality, and they arc making their wau.
ana as Tor the sewing machine traffic tba,
Is enormous beyond casual compute, and nov
other makers can hold candle TO tho Va
KEGS for these instruments '""-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-20

SOUTH POLAND, ME-, Oct. IT, Is.G.
Mr.. II. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sr-I have been sick two years with the
liver complaint. and during that time have taken
a great many different medicines but none Of them
did me any good. was restless nights and had no
appetite. Since taking the Vegetine | rest well
aud relish my food. Can recommend the Vesetine
Tor what II has done for me.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. ALBERT gICkER.
Witness OF the above
MIR. Geo NJ. Nausha Mediord, Mass
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Worth $1,000 i'm IL single Cnse

BURLINGTON, Vt, Dee. L.. l~,6.
Mrs LYDIS T.. PINhHAM
II l.. with pleasure that are able to- say that
In every ease reported To- US Your VEGETABLE
COMPOUND has gwen universal satistirti"n- ono
gentleman told us. to-day that had done his wife
"a thousand dollars worth OF good, as he expressed
it. Our customers without SINGLE exception speak
of it IN the highest terms OF praise. You arc At
liberty To make use OF this advertisement II you
chousu. Yours very respectfully.
X. Is. STEARNS ~ co. Druggist.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-20

Going North, 40 and 7:3n 8. ID. 5:ooand 7:lO p.
Going East. $50 q. m, and ~. Is, and $50 p. m
Going South, S:2l Q. N, and 3.Ou and 7:26 p. N.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-20
Tie Yellow Centaur Liniment

Is worth its weight in gold to owners q. horses and
mules.
This Lniment has cured mere Spl aimed, Sweenied
RnsbOned and Called Horses in three years than
have all the Farriers in the country in an l-s Its
effects are simply wonaerful.
We have thousands upon thousands Of certificates
as strong as the following:
MY horse was lame for year with a fetlock
wrench. All remedies utterly failing to euro and
| considered him worthless until ! commenced To
use Centnur Liniment, which rapidly cured him.
| heartily recommend il.
REV. GEO. W. FERRIS.
"NanOrville, SchOharie Co, NY"
DEAR SIRs,-Ihave used your Centaur Eminent
IN my family and find 1t to be OF great value Please
send me two dollars worth, one for the mules and
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rails Station, Wyoming Co., Pa"
1t makes very little difference what the case is,
whether it be Wrench, sprain, Poll-Evil, Rngbonc
Scratches or Lamcness of any kind the effects are
the same. Liverymen, Sta ze Proprietors. Farmers.
&c, should never be without the Yellow Centaur
Liniment. 1t is sold everywhere, and warranted
in its effects.
Laboratory OF J. b. Rose ( Ce,
&c DEY ST, NEW YoRK.
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4 Medical Success d.

Dr. J. NJ Grosvencr. of New York. says / am
happy To say that all NY customers speak IN tho
highest forms OF the curative effects of Your VEG
EfABLE COMPOUND and congratulate you up
on what appears to hp 4 veiitlhc medical and
commercial success"
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3nsursaft.

5nsuraaft.
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Casualty Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
The following described forms Of Policies are
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Coupon Death Accident Dollar Policies
Covering Accidental Death only, in any sum
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General Accident Insurance Tickets-
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Indemnity, at p cents per Day.
Public Conveyance Accident Policy
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TABLE OF RATES..
We call attention to our Table of Rates, to show
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-20

Each package contains DR.. Sanford s Improved In
haling Tube and full directions for in all cases.
Price 81 90 per package For sale by all wholesale
and retail druggists throughout the United States.
WEEKS POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
Druggists, Boston.
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VEGETINE.
'hAA ~ - = w Ehl4s
SnUrru p.Fagyn Mr. n.A

VEGETlNE has never failed to effect a cure,
giving tone and strength to tho system deblitatcd
by disease.
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LYDIA 4. rINKuAM's
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

l. sold by X. u. STEARNS 4 Co, Druggists, Bur
lington, t., and hy Druggists generally.
SI.OO PEIt hottie.
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Cure Of all Female Weaknesses.

This Compound which is purely vegetable.
has entirely cured the most stubborn eases that
have bailled the skill of our best physicians.
and thousands of persons who were considered rs
ircurable before this remedy was discovered have
been restored TO perfect health by the use Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-20
Best Preparation knOwH.

LEWISTON, Ne, Dec, 1876.
Mrs LYDIA T.. rISkHAn.
Your VEGETABLE COMPOUND is giving uni
yersal satisfaction. Ivory one speaks OF 1t in the
h CHEST terms. Several very stubborn cases have
been entirely cured by It's use, and do net hes tate
IL say that It is tho beet preparation ever knew
Tor female diseases. Yours truly,
u. ". MlGGIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11

IOWA.
A SATISFACTORY MAJORITY.

IT IS AT LEAST 10000, OR 10000 LARGER THAN
TWO YEARS AG0-THE LEGISLATURE STRONGLY
REPUBLICAN.
Dies MONIES, Oct. 1O.-Reports TO The State Regis
ter indicate that Gear the Republican candidate for
Governor VIII have majority over Irish, the Dem
ocratc candidate OF iO.0OO and "A little more than
that over Stubs, the GTeenback candidate. There
was very light vote in the State owing to the rainy
weather, yet the Republican majority is within
10000 of thatof last year, aud 10000 larger than
the majority for Governor IN 1879. Gear, the Re
publican candidate for Governor, has been consider
ably scratched by the Temperance men who voted
for Jcssup, the Temperance candidate. Gear will
run at least 5000 behind his ticket 5000 be
ing about the strength of the Temperance VOTE
he Republican majority IN the Legislature will be
80 or4O.
In Mills County, John Y Stone Republican can
didate for Representative, and who is generally
looked upon the next Speaker of the House.
elected by eighty majority. after tine close of a hard
fight. In Polk County The Republicans elect their
whole ticket, except treasurer which is still IN
doubt. Reports from Dallas County indicate that
the whole Greenback county ticket is elected. In
that county the Republican candidate for Repre-
sentative, Russell, elected
Returns from all parts OF the State show unex-
pected strength for the Grcenback candidates. Lead
Ing men of that party here are claiming now, that
their candidate for Governor Will have more votes
than the Democratic candidate lie probably re-
ccived $4,000 at any rate.
Dubuque County gives Irish DEM from 800 to
800 majority. The entire Democratic ticket is
elected. including a Senator and three Representa-
tiveS, which is "A gam OF a Senator and Repre-
sentative by the Democrats. Hall, for Senator has
about 300 majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11

THE REPUBLICAN STATS COMMITTEE NOT DEspOND-
KNT OVER onIo-iLAIIOS OF THE DEMOCRATS.
Activity and little talk prevailed in the
rooms OF The Republican state Committee in the Fifth
Avenue Hotel yesterday. Inquiries after the "news"
called forth the lacOnc reply:
1--WE have heard from ONO"
"To what cause do you ascrbe the Republican de-
feat2"
If the men who are interested in politics
allowed have unyt ting to do VITA politics, you cant
expect anything better than defeat The Civil Service
der had much to do in Onio toward producing Republ
can apathy"
"What will be the effect OF the Ohio election the
New-York campaign
at will nelp as by melting to greater efforts. The
Republicans not divided on the State ticket The
Rochester Convention did udorse either South
policy the civil Service rule. Those Republicans
who have been dispensed by the Presidents Will
be drawn to the support Of the Rochester ticket Then
the opposition Senator Conkng by ndorsing the Ad-
nistratiUn and the Rochester ticket, viii it easy
for the Presidents friends TO 60 the polls We count
much Senator COnklng's promise to take the stump
Excellent local tickets being put in nOmna-
ton throughout the State, and the workngmens
| movement Is going draw almost enluely
from the Democratic strength. These cOusidcri!-
ons with the fact Of considerable dissension in the
Democratic party render our prospects brighter tan at
any time since the election OF Ex-Governor Iden. The
anii-Tammany party and the Res ubicns. il they com
bin in NcwYoIk County, can easily defeat 1anina1y.
TIE auu-Tmmauy men can poll say $1,000 votes,
M ILL.,
many's strength in such 1gt wOuld O., 600
Ihe Clncay of securing such combination heretofore.
has not ARISEN from any secret combination between
Ttmmany ana local Republican leaders, but from the
impOssbility OF securing a fair basis OF union"
Senator COnk Ing expected ~ the city to-day Some
thing as been about MS receiving serynade from
Inc cOlored Republican organizations.
1--WE feel 80 lubant the ono election" said
Mr. Flower chairman Of the Democratic State Commit
ree-whose headquarters at the 1t. Nicholas Hotel
that we don't anything. saw prominent lepub-
cau to day. who regarded the result III ONO as an ex
dissatisfaction with The PIcslGthJs course To-
ward the South and toward the OceOldcI- THIS result
must have "a depressing effect on me Republicans III TINS
state. They WORKING IT cross purposes, ana IRE
uct the outcome IL VIII Ice DcmOcidJc majority OF
IS 900 outside OF New-YOk CITY. The nien.s o. the
usrtion might he induced 10 vote Tor the ROcbes-
Ter ticket there will be division OF sen lment IN the
Senate districts. The Senators are 10 De elected Tor TWO
yes and VIII he asKed OF them, Are you for COnk-
Ing OF Inc Administrator Administration men viii
unf vote for "a candidate VINO ftyOrs the reelection OF
Couking the Senate You Will nnd however mat the
senate will Democratic as well as the Assembly ANA
tha We will settle tie Republican quarrel by sending u
Democrat as Senator COnklings successor"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11

SUGGESTIONS FOR SIMPLIFYING THE SERVICE AND
MAKING If BETTER AND CHEAPER-IHG 1NVEs-
LEGATION ENDED
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-rhe committee APP
uouted by che Secretary OF the Treasury to nyestig tie
tue secret division OF the Treasury Department
mas completed its testimony. No consultation Of the
uuhers Of the committee has been held and report
la. beeu agreed upon many Important suggestions
have been made by different witnesses familiar with tine
business OF the DIVISION, the adoption Of some Of which
may he recommended.
Among these sugg. stiOns is 10 make the Secret
Service Division Oh Treasury Department separate
bureau with "A commissioner or chief, who snail report
directly to Secretary instead OF TO the Solicitor at
present.
Another suggestion is consolidate all the Secret SER
vice and Special Agency Divisions OF all the departments
in one general bureau. There are now eight or ten
separate classes CT detectives. sucn AS Internal
Revenue agents, special agents employed IN
lh Customs service Secret Service agents engaged IN
the tie lection of counter eitlng and other crimes against
the Government; special agents employed by me Depart
OF Justice 10 investigate suon suJeols os may 10
rrfcreu tuem by tie Attorne, Gerr; special agents
of toe PO,t-Oiice Department; Othcis employer III
detertiuV frauds upon pension laws special agents
engaged M discovering depredations upon the puolc
by the War aui partnents. These dIncrcn, de-
tcfiyes In the D. rOraBce O their duties, ate OG N en-
nyrd IN The same PAGES Watching the same criminals ;
aud IA x believed by of witnesses examined by
Ihr Commission, who have had long experience IN tho
detective business tat cOnsO atOn OF al tncsc forces
m.t be effected IN the interest oil economy "nu eui-
cheney. .. -,
tain used by the Department OF Justice III the prose
cition of CRIMINALS IL also been suggested mat TIC
secret forces, thus coroidted be mddc supo'
dnate 10 tnat DEPART neh an lht einuers o II ne ue-
tailed Or sDcciM duty lOr tue different departments,
lust as solicitors ara now assigned u ih law Offices u-
der different secretaries lac COu' sion may also
propose 10 Simplify, In some Respects the methods by
which money Is dls1uraed Tor the secret Service
force aud Will recommend some changes III the personnel
oft tslff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11
ADDRESS OF PROFESSOR DWIGHT.

FELLOW CITIZENS: We have met here to-
night or the first time the last election. TO ex-
change views aud congratulations During the interval
prior 10 the Attn of March, passed through many
vicissitudes OF feeling. At first reoIced then
hoped next despOnJed, then hoped again, aud
last tlumpred. Applause. Since the 4th OF March
many OF US have passed through similar reyulsiOns
OF sentiment There first q period OF
anxiety and DOUBT, but this Is passing
away, and the whom your and tho solemn de-
cisiOD of the Electoral Commission, established by both
parties Congress with great unaninty, made Pres
deut by his plain honesty aud xeduess OF purpose,
by his kindness ami generosity sentiment winning
ali, trumphng the prJudices OF adversaries, as
wei. as securing firmly the affection of friends.
tADplause
Toe great object OF this meeting Is 20 show our SYM
patty with Administration In its measures OF pac
calon aud publication. Applause $50 . We are not
here tonight indulge In criticisms upon the conduct
or views OF any Republican We here for
two purposes ony-to indOgse the National Admin
Istration Hong applause, increased when the speaker
said, "That Is a glad sound, notwithstanding the
result in Ohio"l and also the State ticket
mated for your sutfrages In November We fully
and fairly recognize the fact that there honest differ
OF opinion In the party the propriety OF
tain OF the Administration. These differences
ulust respected, aud to be os,racsed by
reason OF them. lie Is not true wise friend Of
ate surrender Of long-cheiished convictions on
such important subjects. To such ffiends ~
are still hesitating, We VIII willingly apply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11

Washington to-day. They held a consultation WIN ths
Secretary of the Treasury this evening Tor the puos
closing the business Of the four and haf per ceh'
bonds
Representative Walker, in behalf OF the committee OF
arrang OF the Virginia State FAIR to be held at
edmond 3Oth and 3Ist OF October, and the ls
ofNnvember. to-day formally extended an liyitatoh 10
the President tn visit The lair which he &C epted, ana Will
accordingly spend one II not two days there
Postmaster General Key has received a communion
ton from the British Office stating that 1t has been found
necessary take precautions against the admission OF
Colorado beetles in the United Kingdom Several lVe
specimens of destructive insect had been discovered
in the mails received from the United States either sur
rcptltiOusly enclosed in newspapers or fOwarded s
specimens packets under the privilege OF tne pst,Sr
post. It feared by the sorting officers OF the BRUSH
office that many newspapers and packages containing
these insects pass naturalization. Tue friendly assist
OF the United States is requested in putting stop
to the practice OF sending them IN the man ma,' "
Great Britain, and United States pOstmasters nave Derh
specially ns ructed by the POstmaster-GeneIa 10 eN
anime, far may De poss BITE, the newspapers ana
other packets before dis atching them in the mails Tor
tue purpose of detecting the presence OF these beet e
and TO detan all such packets as may be found " contain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11
A BIG LABOR VOTE.

TIE LABOR Party THEMSELVES SURPRISED
BISHOPS MAJORITY ABOUT 10000.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Oct. 10-There is scarcely any
interest in learning the definite figures as TO yester-
days election. Both committees cOncede that
Bishops majority will be between $4,000 and
$4,000. The Democratic Committee claims the
Democrats will have between thirty and forty on
the joint ballot ia the General Assembly, and the
Republican Committee do not dispute this claim
The election Of a Democratic Legislature makes the
choice Of q United States Senator by that party
certain.
The returns from Cuyahoga County indicate that
the Democrats have elected their Senator one Rep
Iesentatiye, a Prosecuting attorney and possibly
Tile Treasurer the latter requiring the official count
TO decide. The balance of the Republican ticket has
been elected by majorites of from 200 TO 800. The
vote IN the county for Governor il follows West
lI3l5; Bishop, IO.4O1 Bond, the Workingmen's
Candidate, 1883; johnson, Greenback candidate
LICE.
1t is now conceded on all sides that the Nationals
o. Straight GIeenback party have elected then en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11
WONEN's CONGRESS.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Oct 10.-The fifth annual
session Of the Womens Congress of the United States
WAS held IN Case Hall, In this city. Mayor Rose de-
liyeteI an address OF welcome, which was responded
to by Miss Abby W. May, Of Boston. The Rev Attol-
uette Brown Blackwell, OF Ne" Jersey rtad q
nap,r on "Thr Work adapted to the Work, Is, y
Which was discussed by Ms. Sarah j. Spencer. OF
Washn gton and Nj Elizabeth X Churchill, oil Rhode Is
land Mrs President BdscOI O Wisconsin,, read paper
ON the suppression OF incompetence IL was dscusseu
by Miss iances willard, oil CHca-O Mrs. Perkins, u
C,oer,toWn y. Y, and Miss PAUbc NJ CozzcJs, OF 81.
Louis. PAP " WHAT Books We shall oiudy win
reference Zoology" wuttcn by Grace Auna Lewis, Ol
Prnnsyiyunia, was read by Mr.. Andrew j. hckoh OF
Cleveland Miss Mary Eistnan Of Massachusetts, gave
a tnlk on pnnic sclOnIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11
THE GRAND Trunk DISC listed.

During the meeting of railroad men last
week AN agreement made between the Presidents OF
fbe NeyYork Central and the Grand Trunk, by which
the latter road TO have thirty per cent OF le
live stock traffic between Chicago and competitive
popts in the New England States north Of the Boston
aud Albany Railroad, and between Chicago and Boston.
The remainder was be divided bet ween the otner trunk
lines but the bulk OF the New England busne
except that done by the Grand Trunk WIS 10 go to The
Central The details OF this agreement were LETT 10 nc
arranged this week aud representatives of the two con
tracing companies have been engaged since monday
IN Derfecting the agreement. These were completed
and submitted 10 Mr.. Vanderbilt Tuesday after hay
ing IL is stated received the approval of his representa-
tive detailed do tue work Objections we're made ny
Mr. Vanderbilt however, and another effort was made ~