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VEGETINE
For Kidney Complaint md
Nervous Debility.

lsLEsBoRo, Me-, Dec. rs, 1877.
Mn. STEVENS
Dear SRI had had cough for eighteen years
when ! commenced taking the Vegetine ! wssyery
low my - stem was debiltsted by disease. ! had
the n ic ney {, npiant and was very Oh
bad lungs sore. When | had taken one bottle
found it was heirlng me; it has helped my cough,
and Is strengthening me. | am now able TO do ny
work Never have found anything like the Vegetne.
know II is every thing it is recommended TO he
MRS. A. J. PtNDLET0N,
VFaR1ISE is ncurishing and strengthening; puri-
fes the blood; regulates the bowels, quiets the
nery, sy stem acts directly upon the secretons
and srouses the whole system TO action.
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ASSItsNEE'S SALE.

IN the matter of Harvey &. Gates, Bankrupt
L will sell at public auction at the dEellin!
house on the farm lately occupied by Harvey Il
Gates. in the town of Essex in the county Of Chit
tenden and State of Vermont, the Sth day o
June 1878. at 10 O'Clock the forenoon (un.ess pre-
viOus y disposed Of at private sale) all the prop
erty both real and personal. belonging to the estat
OF Harvey u. Gates, bankrupt.
Said property consists OF farm OF land, o
about 96 acres situated in said town OF Essex, will
dwelling house, barns and outbuldings thereon. Al
to be sod subject TO the incambrnnces en- saiu
estate.
The personal property consists Of cows. 2yesr
ling hecrs about II tons OF hay and iton OF straw
| two-horse lumber wagon single buggy wagon
pair traverse sleghs. long wood sled. cultlva
tor, / stone digger, wheelbarrow. | pair worh
harness, pair light harness, single harness
ineck.yOke Wood moving machine. hOrse-rake
scalding tub, hay rigging, stone boat. 10 hush
els potatoes. bushels barley, IL bushels of oats
lot Of old lumber, and quantity OF small farming
Implements.
Dated At Essex. Vermont this 18th day OF May,
1878. T. W. X. NICHOLS Assignee
i'w3w
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VEGETINE
For Sick Headache.

EVANSVILLE, IND. Jan. |. ISIS.
Mr.. STEVEsS
Dear sir-I lave used your Vegetine fer Sick
Headache, and been greatly hencdtted thereby.
have every reason to believe it to he good
medicine Yours very respectfully,
Mrs. JAMES CONNER.
4 L
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IN BANHitUPICY.

IN the District Court of the United States. for the
L District Of Vermont. In Re. Myron Paige
Bankrupt.-In bankruptcy. No. 773. District
of Vermont, So.
SIR Notice Ia hereby given that petition has
been fled in sail Court. bv My ron Paige. 0. sails
under the Act of Congress Of March I'd, 1867, for
discharge aud certificate thereof rom all his debts
anu other claims provable under said Act and tina
the 18th day of june 1873, at O'Clock before
the Hon. Iloyt H. Wheeler. Judge OF said Court at
the U. s. Court Rooms in Burlington, is ASST gned
for the hearing Of the same. when and where all
credito who have proved their debts. and other
persons in interest. may attend and show cause II
any they have why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington, on the eth day Of May,
1873.
47s3w B. b. SMALLEY Clerk.
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500 REWARD

For any Catarrh Remedy that will give as quick
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Ply sicians. Professors and Scientific Men Of the
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To whom all orders should be addressed.
Trial BoXes, 10 cents sent by all receip
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all Druggists Wells Richardson Co.. Wholesale
Agents. Dec2i, '17.wly
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BURLINGTON, VT, Jan. %, 1873.

BURLINGTON, Vt, Jan. ., Is75.
F. E. Smith 4 Co., Middlebur,y IT.
write you to-day to let yGu know how lam, and
l hardly think can say enough in your praise, as
am entirely we'll. have not seen particle of
bleeding or itching for weeks, and do not see why
l am not as well as ever wss, and I assure you
that feel happy over tho result l think my case
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being confined to til house for a number of days
have tried great n any Of the best doctors, also
everything could hear Of in the shape ofmedicine,
but got no help until l tried your Universal Pile
Pills. The great success Is the complete curing of
the disease, and not halfway doing 1t. l say to
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See advertisement MaI9d6mwly
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Trusting.
BYRvA EDGRRroN.
Trusting Father, In thy goodness.
Happy In thy watchful caro-:
Ali am and have yield thee,
Take it to thee, Lord in prayer.
working in thy vineyard ever
May true and faithful be.
Ne'sr forgetting, that thou .ay'st
Thy precious life en- Calvary;
Ne'er forgetting, blessed Saviour,
How you suffered, bled. and died,
For such as |, oh keep me ever,
Ever. near thy bleeding side.
Let thy loving arm still guide me,
Let me lean upon thy word
All hayeI give to Jesus,
I've his gracious promise heard"
Trusting, Father, in thy mercy;
Though the way seem dark and drear.
Though my feet should often stumble,
Still. my Saviour, thou art near,
Though the turbid waves of sorrow
Cloud awhile life's shining sun,
Still my song Shall never ialIer,
mot my will, but thine, be done"
And Father, when my LIES frail hour glass
sits Its last and shining grain,
When know | soon shall be beyond
The reach of care and pain,
Wilt thou say, enough, come highsr
To q seat at my right hand
Wilt thou welcome me, my Father
To thy blest and heavenly land.
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PRICE, IS CENTS.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all tho purposes of Family Physic,

CURING Costiveness, Jaun
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN tho District Court OF the United States for the
i District Of Vermont. In the matter Of Rollin
W. Clapp, Bankrupt-ln Bankruptcy.
The undersig ned, Assgnee of the estate Of said
Bankrupt, hereby gives notice that It has been
ordered by the District Court OF laid District, that
the second and third general meetings Of the crsdi-
tors of said Bankrupt, be hold in Burlington,
la said District, on the % day OF June A. ID. 1873
At 10 o'clock q. N at the oAice 0! L. L. Lawrence
Esq, before L. L. Lawrence. Esq, Register
In Bankruptcy, for the purposes named in
sections 52 and 5000 of the revised statutes Of the
United States, and this 10 also to give notice that
/ have filed my final account As Assignee Of said
Bankrupt. and that at said time snd place shall
apply TO said Court for the settlement of said
account and for discharge from all liabilities as
Assignee OF said estate In accordance with the pro-
visi, ms Of said 5096th section.
Dated at Vergennes in said District, This 18th day
OF May, A. ID. ISIS. AMES WErHERBkE,
47w3w Assignee.
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uFApACHE -There are various causes for head
ache. as arrangement Of the circulating system. OF
the digestive organs, Of the nervous system. 10.
Vrgttinr can he said to be sure remedy fer the
many kinds of headache, as il acts directly upon
the various causes If this complaint Nervousness,
Indis eston, Coslyeness, rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Biliousrcs.. &c. Try the Vegetine. You will never
reyret it,
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Endorsed BY Prominent Druggist.

| hereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased tho
RADICAL CURE of me- and from time to time made mo
familiar with his case lbeleve his statement to be true
In every particular. JAS. 2. DERBY.
FITCuBCEG, Oct. II.
Each package contains Dir. Sanford's Improved In
haling TUBE and full directions for Its in all
Price 81 Forsale by all wholesale and retail drugRists
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Respectfully
Burlington, May 1878.

The appearance of tne above communica-
ton has been delayed by the pressure of
other matter in our columns Our CORES
ponGent. we fear. share the opinion of the
male tyrants expressed by the girl, Caroline
Hollsworth, who escaped. the other day,
from the Syracuse Jail, where she was con-
fined on charge Of intanticiie, leaving q
letter to her sister, in which she said:
6 Beware of men and Satan. as all are
villains Of the same stripe" We do not
consider the rig bit to vote ''birthright." If
it were, it should belong to children and
minors. Ii Is. in our view, a franchise con-
ferred on voting class. Who should COM
pose that class with reference to the best
good of the whole is a matter Of wise expo
dlency. If it be tyranny and folly" for
any man to vote on the question of woman
suffrage, then tho men are practically re-
lieved from responsibility in the matter.
Just how the change is to be secured, how
ever, without some voting ON the part of
those who constitute the present voting
class, we do not see. Is it to be by female
revolution, which shall make new statutes
laws without passing through the forms of
legislation and lsw7
If woman suffrage has not existed any
where long enough to show what it may do,
would it not be well for all to wait and
watch the resu 1t of the experiment, before
urging its adoption elsewhere?
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Traveller Guide.

From the North 20 and lilo m, and 20, SIS,
and l0.l5 pm.
From the Fast, BY Central VT r. R., $40, SO and
lilo a m, and $50 and sos p. m.
From the South, AIS, and 30 3. m, and ll0 AL,
and T.O5 p. IN.
From the East, by Burlington Lsmoille 4. R.,
$50 q. IN, and 2.2l and 7.n3 p. N.
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGroH.
Going North and West. AIS and 80 An, and 1920,
AL and 7.0o p. m.
Going East by Central Vt. r. R., 7.o0 AM, and
1920 7:05, and $40 p. N.
Going south, $40 and II ~ a. m. and BIS and IDS
pm. an
Going rsst, by Burlington Lsmoills r. R., 7.40
and 800 q. m, and AL pm.
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FKRRIsBURGH.-As one of the results of
Mrs HammOnd's labcrs in this place, fifty
persons have sent in their names for ad
mission to the Methodist church, Rev. Ii.
N. Munger pastor, and it is expected that
number of others will follow their example.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel B. Booth have re-
turned from visit to Kansas and Missouri,
where they have been spending the Winter.
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RECEPTION TO Col. PRocroR.-On the
return to Sutherland Falls of Col. Redheld
Proctor and his wife, on the night Of the
Convection, they found large gathering of
people assembled, bon-fres burning. salute
being fred, and the hills and buildings
around brilliantly illuminated. As they
alig hted on the platform three tremendous
cheers were given by the throng Of people,
and Col and Mrs. Proctor were escorted
home, brass band leading the procession.
Tho grounds and residence of Col. Proctor
were finely illuminated with Chinese Ian
terms, as were the residences Of all the neigh
bors around. The word Welcome" in col
ored lights, was thrown in an arch over the
entrance to the grounds. The band gave q
serenade, after which Col. Proctor made
brief and feeling speech to bis employees.
The Colonel was deeply affected by this
spontaneous exhibition of good will and
feeling from his men. The affair was origi-
mated and carried through by them. and it
shows their esteem and regard for him.
Every employe participated in this affair.
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WISTAR'S BAI.SAB 81 of WILD CHERRY
wISTAR'S BALsAM OF ~ lid CH ERRH
WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
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SIGNS CT BETTER TMEs.-Just now there
can be obt,ired some glimpses, at least. of
the good times which have been SO
dresrily long in coming and, in fact, the
outlook in this city. at present. is very en-
couraging. The freight business transacted
at the Central Vermont depot is something
enormous, the number of cars being entirely
INADEQUATE to supply the demand and the
Burlington and Lamoille road is also
doing a fine business. Large quantities
OF general merchandise are also daily
arriving for our different business houses,
furnishing sufficient indication Of q gen.
eral revival of trade. The LUMBER interest,
which is Of so much importance to our peo-
pie, is in very satisfactory condition the
shipments are large, orders are coming in
rapidly, and all the mills are, We believe,
running On full time, while some OF them
have, until quite recently. been obliged to
run extra hours. As to lake commerce, an
equally encouraging state of affairs is re-
ported. Large c0nsjgnmetts of general
merchandise are constiLty being received
by our great wholesale houses: ard of lum-
Der and coal, heavy tows daily enter this
port. Our manufacturing interests are in
q 6ourishing condition and the retail
houses report better sales and an increasing
business. Most Of the weak concerns have
been weeded out and the solid ones are do
ing business on a bard pan" basis. On
the whole, there is nothing discoursging
about the outlook. and it behooves every
one to take heart and he Of good courage.
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VEGETINE
Doctors Report.

Dr. CnAs. NJ. DuDpESHAusEs, Apothecary,
Evansville. Ind.
The doctor writes: have large number OF good
customers vbo take Vegetine. They all speak we'll
oft. ! know il is a good medicine for the CON-
plants Tor which il is recommended.
December IL lS''
VEGFTISE is great panscea for our aged fathers
and mothers. tor it gives them strenSth quets
their nerves and gives them Natnre's swest sleep
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OK ELEGANT CARDS. no two alike. with name
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Oct l. '7T--Wly
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To the Editor OF the Free Press and Times.
l Ind by your comments upon "A
woman's plea for the right to vote," that
You do not understand that it was a part Of
the method of my madness to resist the tar
and compel a threat. No tea would have
been cast into Boston harbor if this sort of
resistance had not been made in the New
England revolt. supposed my tax would
be more, rather than none, il / voted.
When our new constable came into Office,
| composed a little drama in which he was
to take part. Let me say as an i'm
promptu actor Mr.. Smith proved a perfect
success, for when he left the stage there was
not a dry eve in the house You say that
you are not ready to force upon women
new duties and cares. and THAT it would be
tyranny and folly to crowd upon women
this responsibility before they are ready to
receive it. have been told that there are
large numbers of desirable voters who
absent themselves from the polls when they
arc very much needed. So they were NOT
forced to go il seems. Let me ask you in
ali courtesy, it as tax payer it Is my
birthrIght to vote, though no other woman
In the State of Vermont wished to, would
1t not be tyranny and folly for you to vote
at all upon the question
1t 1t is not plain to you that the unlimited
power oil man over woman is the first cause
OF two-thlfds OF the utter ruin that We see
IN both, it Is perfectly so to me. Let me re-
Ter you TO the history Of the South for proof,
where the educated slaye-owner was. by
virtue of this power, often brought lower IN
nsmeless crime than the Turk of to-day,
limited as he is by his faith.
l can see that il is impossible to elevate
and purify the individual woman while she
is utterly at the mercy of those who
largely prefer to degrade her. Mill
upon the SubjueatiOn of Woman is
strongly with me in this. l am sure and
that to woman is largely given the sense of
proprlety and decency, hence the danger
from her subiugstion. We see many mar
riages, in fact, where it would seem that
the husband had no other motive to marry
than to have q help-mste of responsibility,
he having never had any of his own and
never intending to have. Many of these
men would not give dollar to an honest
woman for food, but would buy her honor
to the extent of their purse. One question
more and have done. Has suffrage been
OF duration to prove what it may do, where
1t has been granted to women?
Respectfully, -.
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TOE TIDE WILLS, RICHARDSON a
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DIT TIT z ID u,ed by thousands Of the worry
D U i i 4 II best Dairynen. 1t gives per
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send for descriptive circulars. WELLS. RICHARD
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Feb % wifi
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VEGETlNE
Doctors Report.

II. r. STEVENS, EsQt
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DR.. J. r. BROWN Co, Druggists,
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For the Froe Press aud Timer
Trusting.

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he 81. Z. church, North Perrisburgh.
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