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Hptctdi Dfsuafrh to 1hf CAscuda JS1buns.
Fonr nunos, 1tch., Nov. 1.-DowD-pEops
Nashua, Ontario. Garden City amt consort, >.
Chamberlain and consort. Mary Jatcckl and j. F.
Card, saltna and consort, Music and barscs; schrs
E. Fitzgerald, NJ. E. Tr!mblc. II. II. IInc. c. II.
burton, Maria Martin. Marco Polo, n. J. Cum.
1nlnss, Mary Hattie. Charles Foater, John Wesley.
Up-p.ops Fountain City. !. Bcrtsch5, Benton,
Avon, Lowell, Kcwccnaw, Arctic. Fletcher and
J. q, Maalcn, Mary Psinrlc and barges. 1'elle
C.o,s and bargcs; schrz AthenIsu, c. spademan.
J. W. Dounc, West Side. D. 4. barclay. !. N.
Foster. II. 81. Bcnyo. c. X. Nina, j. i. March.
ii, c. Nichasds. z. NJ. burlington. Col. Aalhe-
Hiui north, gentle: woather 1nn+
Ttu schr charles Ilinckey Is ashore on North
po1nt md requires The assistance Of tur, steam
unn,p, and hnwser. The tug Quayle With tho
nacctsary appliances, leaves nero to. night.
4 IIsu1ich received hero To-day from Au Sable
stniet that the ecnw G. q. Mcrtl, of this port IL
ashore i'd TINT vicinity, with both epafs out, hr.
iuslee, Utte or her owners. leaves hero Tomorrow
to look after her.
The tuE vulcan. with her stern gearing tout OF
order through getting a line In her wheel, was
Tbe schr bunnJsllc ia ha,oso On North Point.
Thu t,sv Sweepstakes leaves here to-niEht with
l|ghtcr and twn stenni- pumps t. rescue hcr.
1hc tuv Champion leaves hcEa 'ntEht to tow
thu schr II. Crosthwa1te, which Ia aisablcd 1t Ta-
WAS, to Chicago.
, 1877-11-12
MILWAUKEE,

7Rptcfai EfsDaseh tn 7As tAfca9o Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. 1l.-Chsrter-schs ].
I. Caso, ~, coo bu wheat 10 buffalo At 41c.
1'hs bark Lotus sunday moEntug ran down and
suuk tbs scow Mlltun near Fort Washington. saved
,l,s crew, and brought them hare to'day. Tho
sturcs Of Capt. Young, OF tho Lotus, and the Aata
Of thu Milton li1er, and ! lawsuit will probably
The t,u,r Amazon eoil[ded with tho schr Black.
hawk nrer Grand Haven Saturday night. danagtns
The iuttfr, which tho steamer conveyed 10 tho
uayen.
, 1877-11-12
A pno1.ELLER LyBELED.

Tho owners Of TIC barge ta0oFSt Kelly bAso
brought suit against the prop Eimss in the sum Of
SIC. COO for tho kellys loss, claiming negligence
and tnismaaascmcut On rho part Of tho Ela1ra,
which lad tho keily In low. Ths ownsrs Of thc
YlufFk propuso to contest and, having refused to
bond, the steamer WIS ssixed II Bay City TGursday
bY Deputy United States Marshal Cash F. Taylor,
who laid her up in P7txhughs slip.
, 1877-11-12

Ma9suerr hcreab0ats are loud In thcis depEres-
tous Of tho neglect Of the men n charge of tha1fc.
saving stalon here. Last summer they sailed about
fur pleasure with the sp'endid boat put to their
u.e, but when Tho lncklsss mariner needed them
in his sore distres4 they NOT even ~ tbs boat
huuse. Let tho GnvcFu,nent npnotht some you'd
sailors for thu work, Al1 Lot tot u lanlsmen
who will not risk their lisrs tu save s4lofs.
, 1877-11-12
THE COMMUNISTS.

,,-.
They Are Organizing for the Next sps'ng
E1cetlon-,votk'ngnaen demand Nepfe"
scntntlnh In thc Council.
The Communist party Of the city held a mass-
meeting in the West Twelfth street Turner
Aa' Ses'e.aa5 a!.sl .",, :,,.. .s .a' aasa
WAS present, nearly hail hll!ng thc lower part
Of the ilal1.
Mr.. Simmons callcl the gathering together,
and said ,hat tho ntcct wos To ,,rrnn,zc for tl,e
ca,ni,,. .n-,nr ctac,1nn. ,,htcb h. .,,d would
so'h"le ep''nh s'ssso",' "".". - :. e".' "ou.
be carried " thc woFksagmen they prone;ly
prepared tns,nsGses s,a iTe iSs speasef cl9fca ny
elected, as was also NJ; Morgan, PROPOSED for
Secretary. i,tt ol eTe-fEssiaents NM also
proposcu a,1 elected: ms Cna'Tman 'sL then sall
taat tne HofKiashen woula aoM toeeLnee
st ,narty o. thc country: oans!, hecount,ng
TIC history q the san,paiSn ne sotd
Tue 1.nHs naa isea niamos!y aooua w. tAs'ni LAM ai,a
1 1lG wished 70 !lase tae 1epoItcfs ". ~ ooMn.
Lbs WIS sFee1et WAh .dintensc " p'aass. @ Ing
1uaes hau aato tnat LIE 1espeetable heh Hlust
put down tue Commune.
WHO WAS IMh CnMAusht
H w, seay aks sn tt sn nes
was 10 get paper that could not be bought or
sold. Ihe committee haa talked thr matter
paper, and hc in'p!orsl, hts hearers to CONE
the control ot winch could Ss g secured BY very
small amount i. oi % tn9ncy. Iilis money shou.l
sustained .aI hy the woskin1g;nen. !1; and pot y
a1catli OF storey. ~ snou1A " we att 81 NC
party to Kick out any 1nan VINO had b'aek spot
on nm.
m!a na.1 % canuna1s -. tonntT G Iu'1
70 DO called defeated candidate, nnd claimed
t''a' -ur ,rcr,ox ;. !, nr,x . rn,rvru
, 1877-11-12

Happy tidings for nervous sufferers, aud thoee
who haro hScn doscd, lruxgcd. and qQaeked.
Pul7csmaeher's Electric, Bella saeetuallT cure
and Journal. with information worth thousands,
u,ailsa free. Add1ess PulyeTulAehsr Galyanic Co,
Cincinnati, @,
, 1877-11-12

where It takes a little lcfs than week to elevate
about A. 10f bu. nnst &c per hit Il charged 1hitn
the rat. II ise at CbIengn and Buffalo. San1utky
ties,
, 1877-11-12

Ths scht Harvey Biasell fell ehort ~ bu Of wheat
aa hss lsat c&s2o. 6he uAloAded u s&ndaskJ,
, 1877-11-12

showing tho yearly and average monthly rainfall,
in inches au1 lllOths OF IN Inch, at Fort llayts
from July j. lH7O, to Nov. l, 1877.
, 1877-11-12

Oustsye IIeser then SPOKE At length !n Ger
man, aud was fur,ously appaulcd. Alter Other
kleec1lcs su foreign languages the meeting nd
fnrne.}
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09
THE INDEPENDENT
FOR 1878

Nov Weu, ssts~th
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09

The EARTHQUAKE IN OREGoN.-0ur read
ers will De interested in the following eI-
trsci from private letter, written by VIM.
n. FERN, g late graduate of our University.
now instructor in mathematics and chemistry
in Pacific University, Forest Grove, Oregon,
OF which Rev. S. H. Marsh, D. D., is presi-
dent, and his brother Joseph, mentioned
in the extract, Is professor. both well-known
in Burlington Mr. Ferrin writes that he
is well pleased with his situation and de-
lighted with Oregon, earthquakes to the
contrary, notwithstanding. The letter is
dated Oct. IA. 1871
The great topic Of interest Just now is
the earthquake shock which was felt last
Friday. 1t Is evident from the excitement
which it produced that the people of Oregon
are not accustomed 10 such vsitatiOns Is
was ielt a few minutes before p. NJ, while
| Wss 10 the laboratory preparing expert
menis with battery Tor the chemical recta-
ton. which cOmGs at > p. Ii. The building
was violently shaken. and glasses and bottles
in NY room, on TIC second story, ratified
ulsrningly. My first impulse was to rush
ont OF the room, and on the stairs met
Prof. Mer-h running W iIom his recitation
below, thinking thar some OF my chemical
had got the start OF me. In the other col
lere building one OF the divisions was hay-
ing rhetuTicals, and as the shock broke
rucely in upOn the midst Of one OF the
declamatiyIs, the speaker and audience
uneertmoHiousiy cecamped, with old Prot
Lyman iIantically eudea7Oring to stay
them. The scene was Imaginable enough,
from their own telling. The shock plainly
came from tie north or northeast, and in
southern portions Of the State was not felt
ut all. No serious damage was done here
further titan turning every one out Of doors
and cracking plaster IN some houses.
In Portland few chimnsys were knocked
down ard glass vas broken.
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Subscription Price 81 per aunum In ,d,aur

ER'Cut out this advertisement, as it W u not
appear again. Oct az. now Nu'c@
wNuy2, lutdeclf
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FROM wAsII,N'.r ROY.


WA>HI>GroH, u. C., Nov. Total debt,
s., 23l SOS. 746 Total in the treasury ,Sli4,-
O3o, Ol5; less amount due military e>tab-
li-hmen;s, 80 500, 900. Debt less cash in
treasury, 81 .Ol7 $50, 200. Decrease of debt
during October, 81 ,236 ,5ji; since June
3O;h, SI2 ,so7 ,522
IHE AEMY ARR 'TRIATION BILL
provides that no money .hAil be paid Tor
recruiting the army beyond the number on
the rolls Nov. l. This does not prevent
enli~tnentS IN the signal service which i to
have loo men. Cavalry regiment, may be
recruited up 10 loo men per company Tor
the NJ Xican frontier. provided tbs docs not
increase the total army. The hill appro-
pirate, So 7d3 .ooO on the basis of 1000.
men The committee reduced the war de
partment's estimates five millions. The
proviso IN last YEAR, hill against the use OF
the army iur alleged political purposes Is
omitted tins wear
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SANATINE.
SANATINE.
"a BALM FOR EVERY WOUND"

"a BALM FOR EVERY WOUND"
- Old DR.. Sweets New Remedy
~ His Latest and Greatest Triumph!
r The Grandest Pain DESTROYER and Hea or of the
~ Age The elimination OF 10 YEARS EAP
=, RlESCE. Surprising and eclipsins all former
= attempts. Beyond comparison the grandest
discovery of the 10Th century.
= Extracted and prepared by processes known
only to Dr. Sweet, from the greatest Of all
Tke indian sanative.
y Together with other rare plants and bowers
- This wonderful remedy was hrst brought to
- the notice OF the elder DR. Sweet by = mission
AIRY who had lahcred for many years among
N the Wild Indians of the Tar west. who, with
~ that natural sagacity and in uitive knowledge
OF useful plants adopted 1t as their sovereign
remedy. both for themselves and their next
q of kim" the horse for Sores, Cuts, Wounds,
Bruises. decorations, Burns. scalds, chill
~ hlains, Inlamed Piles, sprains, Lame BACK,
Sciatica, Sore Throat, Dysenterv, Diarrhga'
- Summer Complain Felons, Colic, Cholera
Morhus, skin Diseases, Eryslpelas, sumac and
- Ivy Poisoning, Chapped and Cracked Hands
and finally, | am Tree 20 say. Tor each ana
every kind of Inflammation, whether acute
chronic, it 10 without doubt the greatest
remedy known to man. twill not cure hheu-
matism or Neuralgia, neither is there
- remedy on the face Of the globe that will, ap-
< piled externally, not excepting electricity
N But Sanatine will cure many OF the above,
while II will relive all. Its greatest usefulness
-, is in acute Inflsmmaticn, and as Lotion in
three Complaints Common to women,
q and 10 Catarrh. in fact for all diseases Of the
mucous surface Of either sex, IT will recon-
" mend itself.
- FEMALE WEAKNESS.
- OF all the diseases to which frail humanity Is
= heir this terrible complaint is virtually the
most destructive to human life. This Is an
= important subject, inasmuch as it not only
firms tho starting point fer numerous dis
cases. ruins the health Of the indiy but
reaches out ito generations yet unborn" In
Sanatine You will find relief. Full directions
accompany each bottle.
CATARRu,
~ which so lrsidously steals away the life of its
unsuspecting victim, inasmuch as it renders
-. the human 81 stem so susceptible to stmos-
pheric changes, and thereby uplocks the door
& 10 a vile horde OF diseases, may be effectually
removed by the internal and external use OF
- Sanatne.
~ What VIII II DO For Our Dumb
- Friends!
Try il and see First. 1t is the finest remedy
known for the RETENTION OF URINE IN HORSES
- It>may he relied On every time" for many OF
those diseases from which they mutely appeal
- for ard. Try it! Try it! Try it! emily -
cents a bottle; family size : 90 Sold by all
Druggists. Prepared and for sale at wholesale
only at IR. SWEETS Great Herbal Depot,
= 45O Chapel street, New Haven, Conn.
u "A Balm FOR every Wound"
WELLS, RICHARDSON 4 co.
General agents.
Aug l4-d,w&rly
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News by Telegraph.


iNDIANAPOLI., Nov. Senator Morton
died at $50 p. III.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09

1t is the duty of every person who has use
RosoHEE's GERMAN SYEuP to let its wonderful quail
tiles be known to Their friends in curing Con
sumption, severe Coughs, Group, Asth;-s- Pneumc-
MIA, and it fact all throat and lung diseases No
person can use it without immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any and we Consider II the
duty OF all druggists to recommend it to the poor,
dying consuu ptive, at least to Try one bottle as
10000 dozen bottles sold last year, and no one
case where it failed was reported. such medicine
as the 6ERNAN SYRUP cannot be too widely known.
AK your Druggists about it. Sample Bottles to Try
sold at 10 GEMS. Regular size. IS cents. For sale
by Vincent, Tat & Co, and B W. Carpenter 4 Co.,
Burlington, Vt Sept 5, tieodSweow
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09

For Liver and Kidney Diseases Nervous Debility
Vital Weakness and repreSsior; weak. exhausted
and gloomy feeling; no energy or courase-the
result Of mental over-work, excuses indiscre.
tons, &c, Is found in Dr. Cages famous LIVER
kIpNrN ANp NERVE Phi Is, b" which have peri, rmed
more marvellous cures OF Dyspepsia, Hahitual
Costiveness. Gravel, Liver and Kidney Diseases,
Nervous and sick Headache, SPINE ard Female
Diseases. Dizziness, Faptation OF the Heart
snd Nervous Debility o. either sex. than
an remedy ,Ntant. They are absolutely the
best vegetable liver Pill ever offered to afflicted
humanity. and should TIE in every house A lew
doses will often save heavy doctors bills II
your druggist hasn't them, take no chetn and
worthless substitute hut send . cents to t,r Gaze
y Co.. Saratoga n. . and receive them by mail.
by Wells, Richardson 4 Co., at Wholesale.
MAJ l. eUW3wly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09

A VERMONT couple were married in boat
on Lake Champlsin. the other day, by Rev.
Mr.. Brooks. Of Panton. They intended to
20 to Westport and be married at friend :
house. They were unable to cross the lake,
however, and were unwilling to go back
home unmarried The clergyman could not
marry them, of course, without Il license
from the proper town official, and they took
the above method to circumvent the law.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09

CKArrIAIN TRANSPORTATION CoHPANY.-
Commencing Monday next. Nov. 5th, the
steamer A. Williams will run as follows:
Mondays. Thursdays ard Saturdays, leave
Burlington rs a. m. landing a: Port
Kent, Plattsburgh and Ladd's, arriving at
ST. Adams Bay ll:30 a. N; returning.
leave s.: Adams Bay l2 noon, landing as
above, arriving ct Burlington AS p. m.
On Tues days. Wednesdays and Fridays, will
run a. above between Burlington. Port
Kent and Plattsburgh, but will not run
between P!attsburgb, Ladd's and St. Al
hans BAY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09

We offer Rev. Joseph Cooks valuable new vol
umea, entitled BIOLOGY" and ''rEANscESDgNTAL-
ISM" embed wing, in a revised and c ERECTED form,
the authors last winters remarkable MONDAY Lee
lures. They are puhlis shed in hands me book form,
with coOred illustrations, by James X. OssUud 4
Co, Of BOston. We Will mil copy o. either vol
ume, postpaid, to every subscriber to 1.HE INDIE
PENDENT who RENTS Us 81 for year n advance;
or any subscriber who may remit $3.50, and
will send him THE NDTPESDENT, Tor two years in
ADVANCE and both volume pus-paid
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09

To all who are suffering nom the errors aud in
discretion, co. Youth nervous weakness early decay,
loss, OF manhood. \ 4 will send receipt that will
cure You. FREE or CHARGE. THIS great remedy
WIS discovered ., q mIssionhrS in south America.
semi a .cIt addressed envelope to the Rev. JosErB
r. ISuAN, >flf,or y, B,s'f BouS,, Neu Yo-{ cry.
pctIs dcodkwll
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09

\ food Domesti, Sulphur Bath can he instantly
pref ared nv taking cake Of GLsSS's SuLrHUR
SOAR INTO the hIth-tu such an e1prdient III, to
use slars phrase, knock the spots Cd any
victim o. culaneuus blemishes. Sold by all drug
sists. liILL's HAIR AND WuisKER DYE, Black or
Brown. - cents Nov .. DAWN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09

OGpE>srrEc. n. Y, Noy. -Nhndyke,
who murdered his vile at llcnvclton, Two
miles from this city. in August last. has
been found guilty OF murder IN the first de
gree, AMI sentenced to be hung December
1I-f Is
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09

BOLD RoGBEGY. - Thieves entered the
house of Fayctts Holmes, of Sudbury, last
Sunday night. and took about 500 from
his 'pan.a.oon pocket while he was asleep.
Monday morning, his empty pocketbOok
was found On the doorstep, with note
which read at is lucky you did not wake
up. for if sou had We should have shot
you -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09

Cot ems. Colds, '.uinsy, Plcurisy Group, WhOop
In Cough, huh'Stucss, sore throat. Catirrh,
Asthma, bronchitis. Might Sseats, Loss O, Voice
blcrdin- Lung and Consumption. curet by DR
HOMES ARABIAN MILk CULE.
Sold by Wells, Richardson \ Co. Wholesale
Agents and at Retail nv Burrttt bros. Burlington
and ". l.. Grecnlraf NinooskI, Vt.
Uct3.S- &law2N
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09

WATERBURY, CENTRE The lightning rod
men have been through this section, and
Mr.. Timothy Wheeler, who has always re-
fused to have bis buildings insured, as that
would be wrong, feeling that Providence
would do just right without any interference
on his part, has yielded to their persuasive
powers, and had rods put upon his
buildings.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09

WmLsToy.-The annual lecture course,
at the Congregational church, was opened,
the other evening, with an address by Presi-
dent Hubert, of Middlebury College, on
"Selfculture as a condition of Enjoyment
The remaining lectures in the course are as
follows: Rev. J. Edward Wright, Mont
pelier, Wednesday evening, Nov. 2lst,-sub-
ject: That "AcTid Nepenthe''; Rev. n.
Newton Glazier, Montpelier, Wednesday
evening, Dec. l9th,-subject: Robert
Burns; Rev. o. &. Wheeler, South Hero,
Wednesday evening. Jan. I'd, 1875
Poem; President N. Ii. Buckhsm. U. V.
NJ, Wednesday evening, Jan. 10th sub
ject Books and Reading; Rev. j. Ii.
Bond. willshoro. n Y, Wednesday even
ing Jan. 3Oth.-subiect: David Living
ston": Prof. Il. A. p Torrey. Burlington.
wednesday evening, Feb. l3tb,-subJect
to be announced; Prof. 6. Ii. Perkins,
Burlington, Wednesday evening, Feb. eth.
subject: some department of natural
History Concert closing the course.
Wednesday evening, March 18th.
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For Iuhtmmltory and Chronic Rheumatism,
tout. Bilious, kemitteut and Intermittent levers,
pi~cast- a.. the Blood, Liver, n duey 3. Bladder.
ct. such diseases Ctu-et b. vIttatrt blood
I - pr. y. Il. H"wE's ARABIAN Tone BLOOD
PUKiFtsH
sold by Wells, Richardson Co, Wholesale
sgents aud at retail by kurritt Bros, Burlington,
ami L. Grsenleai, OF WnOoski, VT
Nov IO&lgw
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"LnoA HERE NV FRIEND" have you a p in in
your SIDE and bet-ten the shoulders your com
pick On sallnw and a tired feeling all over you. no
life nor ambiti n &C Ii shows Jour liver - out OF
order. YOU want Ut $ u. nOwE's ARABIAN LIVER
PILIS
sold by Wels. Richardson Co., Wholesale
Agents. and Burnt rrus Retail Agents. BdrlIug
ton and ". l.. 6ret nicit, Ninouskl, VT.
oct .g&uov5 9w2w
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Great Cry and Lots Of Wool o!
In other words, much said about and plenty OF
goods ut the
CONFINED BOOA AND UtSsC
STORE.

Miscellaneous Books, III uiI
Hooks school BOOKS md Mater
tnIs. Pcriodicnis ~ Newspapers,
wiring Paper. Envelopes. tmk,
Pens. Cannes. Eoy-, Artists Wa
trriu,.. Pocket NniVr>, ss ;stici>-
Also sheer Music, small uu>tcns
and Oihcr Musical
Nerrhn HdI>c.
Fg-My purpose Is t. give al the worth ., Their
money. htNhh II. 'ANl"-
burlington VI, Aug. 81, t---.-wu
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GKo. F. LEONARD, the mail agent between
NeNpor Vt, and Springfield, Mass for
the past Il years, has travelled over 9OO,-
600 miles, and has never met with an acci-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09

Lame and sick horses. pronounced incurablo cured
me col cost. tile Linlm-n lodIIr ammonia
SpaVins, spl uts. klnghOnes, punches. Thorough
pins, Spring Knees cured without Flemish.
Strains, Shoulder LamenesS, NavItulsr Disease,
shoe buiis, cure suarin ced. send or plmphlet
containing iull Information to
pU Wv. NJ. Glt.tS 4sl 9th Avenue, New ' ORR.
So uuiN !ur lioRsEs, the lnimeui n YELLOW
wrappers. Get IT, 'de"uN"iy
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The only preparation IN the market for cleaning
and identifying silver ware, jewelry, etc., without
leaving the slightest scratch upon the finest surface,
is now sold by jewellers aud druggists under the
name Of Carboli. We cheeriully recommend it to
every family and can assure them that after once
using, they will never allow themselves to be with
Outlt.
CARROLL is prepared in London and sells here toE
twenty cents q package.
July d Sat. Mon, Thur kut.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09

MARS is rapidly becoming less conspi.
Gus than he has been during the summer
months, and will soon cease to attract es-
pecial notice.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09

PLAISFIELD.-The readers of the FREE
Pass may remember that an Incsndiary ire,
on the 10Th Of June, last. destroyed large
building, in which was grist mill, several
saws. planning mill, and in fact most of the
mechanical industries of the village; also
two dwelling houses. shoe shop. grocery,
AID the hotel barn. 1t was great loss for
the village. But with commemorate enter
prise of the citizens. all the So bstantial
parts of the destroyed industries are in a
fair way to be rebuilt. The large mill
building is replaced on the old walls, with
improvements. and the buzz Of the saws and
planes Is again heard there. The barn is re-
built. one Of the dwelling houses is nearly
finished. and large building is going up
on one of the other burned sites.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09
LAKE cuANrLAIS STEAMERS.

0N the last market day, l5,S49 pounds oil
butter and 957, of poultry, were shipped
from Vergenues.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-11-09

Of the Senate and House to-day, also vie we'd
the remains in company with Gov. Williams.
Representatives of the cabinet arrive to
night. Special trains to-day brJugh; in
large numbers.