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THE BURLINGTON VT, F.
Y EG Ell n E.
4 WiH try Tegetine.
He did,
AND WAS CURED.

DHLEwAEE, o., Feb. 10, lS'3.
Mr.. II. Il. STESESS:-
Dear Sir wish to give you this testin ony that
you may know. and let others know, what Nesetine
has done for me. About two years ago small sore
came my leg; il soon became a large lctr. So
troublesome that consulted the doctor, hui Sot
no relief growing worse rom day 10 day. suffered
terribly: | c ud not rest day or night; was So
reduced my lIieLds thought would never recover
l consulted doctor at Columbus. followed MS
advice; il did 10 good. | can truly say was dis
couragod. 1T this time was locking over my new'
paper: | SAW YOUR advertisement oi Negetne, the
Great Blood PuriGei" for cleansing the blood ror
all impurities. curing IIumors. Ulcers, &c. said
to my friend, will try some of the Negetine. he
fosc had used the first bottle began to feel better
| made up my m nd had got the light medicine al
last. could now sleep well nights. continued
taking The Neseiine. took thirteen hotties: Ny
health is good The lcers ia zone, and am able t.
atteri To business. paid about tour hundred dol
lars Ter medicine ard coctors before bought Inc
Nesrline have recommended Nesetine TO othei'
with good success ! always keep bottle ol II III
tho house now II is q most excellent dlcine
Very rcsrectlally vuurs F. ANTiiONl.
Mr. AnihoLi ia one If the pioneers OF Delaware. q.
liz settled here in l-A lie is wealthy gentleman
OF the finn Of +. anihCn Sons. MIR. Anthem j.
extensively Known. especially among the detmins
lie is well kE"an Cincinnati. lie Is respected 10y
all.
INiUGE BIUoD.-i In morbid conditions oil lh'
blood are many ais nso~ such as salt rheunl, rnS
worm, hoiis carlui Giles, sores, ulcers and pmplcs
Ia this condition al the blood try the NtntTlNt
and cure these affections As blood purifier II has
no equal. Its Cll.c:s are menderiul.
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Bankruptcy Notices
tSsIGyEE'S SALE.

'tliE unIers ,uot Assignee Of tho estate OF Chas
l Laiountain who Ia, hee1 aijudged a bankrupt
vi expose for sal" at pubic auctOn, at Winooski.
section, Nos. and in WinoGski Block SO called
bounded South ~ Allen street Fast by land of +.
W. Chase. North by certain Lane running east
from Main street to the house of c. +. Storrs west
by land Of Franc Leclair. being the slme premis-
e. as occupied by sIid Liiuuntain as Dry Good =
store aud a Grain aud Feed store, with tenemsnts
therein. This Will ho sold subject to mortgage held
by Min10ski's Savinss Bank. on which, with inter
est figured to August lst. iS9s, there will be due
S',u6il. The premises cost {il,CIO. This will be
so.f n ~ o'clock =. m, Tuesday, Aug Goth ISIS
and at o'clock of same day on the farm one-hali
mile north o. said Block, shall expose and sell q
young Cows, mona Of them over six years old {;
c-year-0lds, Yearlings. 1 Calv,s, Twc-year
old C1lt. Yearling Colt. Sow two Yeas old :
Shoais. 9Pigi ten weeks old, Single Harness.
kxpTtss Ilafness, Fair Harnesses, Pleasure Wa
poD, 0ae Lumber Wagon, two horse Lumber Wag
on, Sleigh. | pair single Traverse Sheds pail
heavy Sheds. . larf"ws, fiouEhs, Rose Rake,
Moving Machine and other farming tools, 20 Bush
els ilS Is, 70 bushels Ears Com. At same time and
place shall sell vacant lot on Main street Of acre
nov planted 10 corn Sale positive. Terms cash.
40. HUMPHREY, Assignee.
BurIin gtOn, July %, lS.S.-5W3w
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DARN EY Violence During the
month Of Jaiy, there were. in this State,
According Ia the FREK Pass record, seven
teen deaths by yiolence-the hig hest month
ly number Of The year. Vernon Gilbert. Of
johnson, William McGenathan. Salem fell
into a WELD. Freddie Beden, of Vergennes
and young Dodge, Of Cambridge. were
drowned The suicides were three in nun
Der DO hua NJ Dana, Of Woodbury., Cur
til NJ Post. Of Georgia (both hanginP)
and GhaTl=, Bancroft, OF Plainfeld (reyol-
Ter) Mfs Harrington Turner, Of New
port, and Hiram White. Of Bennington
were thrown from carriages an d killed. An
eight-year-,ld son Of George Barrell. O.
West Rutland, was shot dead by his nine
yesr-old brother. A tree fell upon Lymar
Emory, Of Washington, ard a stone upon
John Owens, Of West Pawlet; Georg,
Robinson, Of South Barre, iell from 9
sw ing and the cars ran over Carl Smith
OF Royaltrn. A RCIbury infant ws'
smotherod: and Thomas King, Of Nortt
Pow nal, died from an overdose OF lauda
mum. Tue list is completed by the record
Of the only murder of the month-that o.
james Srellmsn by John Daley, at STAN
ford
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CoUP'5 EQUEscURRIcULUM gave an ezhibi-
ton in this city, on Saturday, and was at
tended by immense audiences, afternoon
and evening. The performances of the
trained horses boriered on the miraculous;
the ieats of the japanese aerobats were
marvellous; the featz OF the educated dogs
and goats were funny in the extreme; and
altogether the show was an excsllent one
and gave general satisfaction. The balloon
was sent up in the evening, aud its flight
was witnessed by an immense multitude.
1t formed striking and beautiful spec
taPla
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IN the District Court Of the United States for the
L District OF Vermont. In Re. Lorenzo Bingham,
bankrupt In Bankruptcy. No. 500. District Of
Vermont, -.
SIE:-Notice is hereby given that petition has
been fled IN said Court, by Lorenzo ngham. Of St
Adams. in said District, duly declared bank
rupt under the Act of Congress OF March I'd, 1867
for dischlrgr and certificate thereof, from all his
debts and ether claims provable under said Act
and that the 81 day Of sept, 1873, At O'Clock a.
IN, before the Hon Hoyt II. Wheeler, Judge of said
Court, at the U. S. Court Rooms in burlington, i:
assigned Tor the hearing OF the same when and
whore all creditors who have proved their debts,
and other persons in interest, may attend and
show If any they have why the pray er Of said
petition should not be granted
nI,ci at Burlington, the Goth day OF July, 1873
lw3w b. l.. SMALLEY, Clerf.
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IN the District Court OF the United States for the
L District of Vermont. In the matter OF John
L. SinnOtt, Bankrupt-In bankruptcy.
The undersigned ASS gnse Of the estate OF said
Bankrupt, hereby gives notice that II has been
ordered by the District Court OF said District, that
the second aud third general meetings Of the cred
tors Ot said Bankrupt, he held in the city Of Bur
ingtun. ia said District. the 18th day Of August
AID. lS., at O'Clock IN the forenoon, at the office OF
L. L.. Lawrence, ESD, oi tho Registers in Bank
ruptcy fer said district, tor the purposes named in
the 9Th and 18th sections OF the Bankrupt Act; and
that have filed my final account Asst gnee of sad
Bankrupt, and tina. at said time and placs shall
apply 10 said Court tor the settlement of said
account amt for discharge from all liabilities as
Assignee OF said estate accordance with the pro-
yisi, vi said act.
Dated At ST Alhans. In said District. thi, 23l day
Of July, A. u. ISIS. JOHN J. BURGESS,
iw:W Assignee.
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MAsDRAkE BnTERs arc Just the Medicine to use
during the heated term. They reetify torpidity of
the Liver, give tone to the Stomach they act
without gripins upon the bowels; they remove
bile from the blood; they purify, regulate and in
vigorate the body. thereby preventing many dis
eases incident to hot summer weather. The public,
the medical profession. and the press, have borne
ample testimony to the sterling qualities OF the
MANDRAKE BrTTERs made by HENRY JOHNSON
LORD Burlington, VT, who the only proprietors
a Ursn
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IN the District Court o. the United States for the
i District o! Vermont-In lie. James Warden L
Co. Bankrupts In Bankruptcy. No. 80. District
OF Vermont, -.
SiR-Notcr Is hereby given that petition has
been lied in slid Court, by James Warden, Isaac
W Eltcheldrr. and Horace Gilhllan, all Of Peach
am. in said district, duly declared Bankrupts
under the Act Of March I'd, 1857, for discharge
and certificate thereof from all their Individual and
co partnership debt and other claims proyable
under said Act and that the ID day of Sept, 1873,
atqo'clOck a. III he.Dre the Hon. Hoyt II. Wheeler,
judge Of said Court, at the U. S. Court Rooms. in
Burlington is assigned for the hearing OF the same,
when and where ali creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons interest may attend and
show cause il they have why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
Dated At Burning ton on the 18th day o. July ISIS.
5wlS Il. u. SMALLEY, CLERK.
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- MILLIONS go
ELECT RIFIEn
CollIus'vol7AIc PLAs1ERs.

Al - - SALARY. Statesmen wanted to selOur
~ Staple tioods TO dealers No pedtllns.
Expenses paid. Permanent employ
AN ~ It. address $. A GRANT I CO,
:. &. 3 ) Home 81, Cneinrau. y.
Aug "a, T7-wly
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VEGETlNE
Cured Her.

DORCHESTER, MASS, juno IT,.
I'm. S1TvI NJ
Dear Sir feel II my duty to say ono word N
Te.ar TO the great benefit have received from the
use o. ono Of tho greatest wonders o! the world II Is
YOUR Vr-e;ine have been ons Ct the greatest
sufferers the last eight years that ever could be
liytny. 1 l., sincerely thank my God and your
Eeetii.e tr the relief have got. The RHEt NAIIsh
has aimed me uch in extent, that my ieet broke
out in sutes. lar the last three years have not
heen allie To walk: now I can wa and sleep, and
do IN. work n well as ever / dill, ard must say
owe ii all u luur blood purifier. Vegetine.
MARGERY WELLS.
NEGFTINF The great sLccess Of the NEcE line
As a cli anse- and purifier o. the blood is shown be
yund a duuit 10y the great numbers who have
taken Il. and received immediate relief, with such
remarkable cures.
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The only preparation IN the mara Ct lot eisaninS
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using. they sill Lever allow thenss!Tosto bs with.
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oarbOh is prepared IN London All solls aers toi
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july ssC. Mo Thur 4wU
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Eu,Isnd RaIIyoad-AnnuaI Meeting

The annual meeting of the Rutland Rail
road Company was held in the company
Office, was largely attended by the stock
holders, and was characterized by general
harmony and good feeling. The meeting
was called to order by GOV. Page, president
of the company, and the call was read by
the clerk, B. b. Smslley. The President
presented the statement Of the Treasurer,
as follows:
RUTLAND RAILROAD CONPANY-ANSUAL RE
FORT, 1878.
To The Stockholders The financial condition o
the corporation as appears from the Treasurer
books is as follows:
BALANCE SHEET. JULY /, 1875.
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IN tho District Cour; of the United States. for
| the District OF Vermont. In Re. Asa NJ.
Bullock, Bankrupt-In rarkruptcy No. al. Dis
tIict of Vermont.
SIR :-Nutics is hereby given that petition has
been ibid in said Court, by Asa NJ Bullock, Of
Marshfei, in sal / District, duly declared bank
rupt under the Act of Congress of March I'd, 1867
tor a discharge and certificate thereof, from all
debts and other claims provabo under said Act and
that the Sd day of sept. 1873, at O'Clock NJ. be-
fore the Hon. lOyt H. Wheeler, Judge Of said Court
at the U. s. Court Rooms ia Buringt on, is assgne
tor the hearing OF the same, when ard where all
creditors who have proved their debts, and other
p"rsGns in interest. may attend ana show cause II
any they have why the prayer Cf said petition
should not he granted.
Dated At Burlington on the 26th day of July, 1873.
iw3W b. u. sbIALLEY. Clerk
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RAILROAD SECURITIES --Rutlani railroad
stock, preferred. is selling IN Boston at "a ;
first s., 1892, -: s., 1850, 81; Il, 50
Connecticut aud Passump-ie -, 1851, lO0l ;
Ugaensbarg ard Lake ChamPlain common
stock, 20; preferred, 81 Is decline OF 20
cents IN this stock within two mOnths).
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WANTED.

I N ovory county In Vermont. an active Al
L gotle Agent To represent the United Sts
Insurance Company OF New York. To u
parties a very large inducement is offered.
Address. L. +. CuRRlER, Gen AZ
July IL, ls7s.-Wtf Ut. Albai
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IN the District Court Of the United States Tor the
L District OF Vermont, In Re. ii. $. Campbell,
BankruEt.-ln Bankruptcy. No. SUI. District OF
Vermont, -.
SIEs-Noticr is hereby given that 4 petition has
been FLED in said Court, by Hastings $. Campbell, OF
under the Act OF Congress Of March I'd, 1867, for
discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts
and other claims provable under said Act, and that
the 81 LAY of sept, ISIS, at O'Clock a. before
the Hon. llOyt II. Wheeler, Judge of said Court at
the L. S. Court Rooms in Burlington, is assigned
for the hearing of the same. when and where all
creditors who have proved thoir debts. and other
persons in interest. may attend and show cause If
any they have why the prayer OF said petition
SHOULD not be granted.
Dated at Burlington, on the 2Gth day Of July,
ISIS.
5S3w B. b. SMALLEY CLERK
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Pension RULING Tho Secretary OF the
Interior recently rendered t decision IN the
claim OF ilorl,io n. Scott, uf BrJoklisld.
Vt, who served in Co. ID Of the 18th Rcgi-
ment Of Vermont Volunteers in the rebel
lion, which modlii=s tho rule that has been
office, requiring applicants tor pension for
disability reaulting from hernia to show by
medical evidence that the hernia was CON
tracted in the service. The Commissioner
rejected Mr.. ScJtt'a claim, and the case WAS
taken to the Secretary ol the Interior by
appeal. Judge b. Rixlord. of Washington,
ID. C.. made up the case Tor the Commits
sioner of Pensions, and T. j. Deavnt, Of
Montpelier. Vt, made tho brief for the
claimant. The decision OF the Secretary OF
the Interior, a. furnished to the Commits
sioner OF Pensions, is rs follows:
"The claim is made on accoun: Of disability irom
H. ht inguinal hernia Itsppears from your report
that the claim was rejected by Your oilte on tho
ground that there u no record o. the alleged
hernia, and because the claimant had stated his
inability furni Sh the requisite deal evidences
to connect It with tho service. While the depart.
meut concur in tho view that the evidence on file
IL Insufficient to establish the claim, it does not
concur In the view that the connection Of sucha
dis tbity with the service could be proved only hy
medic Il evidence 1T desirable that the facts Of
such cases "a that under consideration shauld he
shown nv medical evidence when IL IS uht4inablc
hut cases may arse in which other evidence could
he accepted as sufficient rroo.. Your decsion re
iecting the claim upon thU eydr. CO Is affirmed"
Judge RixiOrd, who is mentioned in this
report, was formerly from franklin county.
Vt. After studying law at St Adams he
removed to Wisconsin and obtained a situa
ton from Wisconsin in the pension office,
where he has been for several years.
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Onmotion OF Mr.. Dewing. the Treasurer :,
report was unanimously accepted and or
derei to be placed on file.
On motion of Gen. j. ). Whitney it wa
ordered that all future annual reports oi
the company be printed and sent to each
stock holder at least five days prior to the
dav OF meeting
By unanimous consent, action on the
first article of the call. namely, the election
Of directors. was temporarily suspended
and Gen. Whitney offered the following
resolution
i."0. That it is expedient for this company, and
tho board of directors are by this vote authorized
and empower to issue the bonds or notes OF the
company in sums OF one hundred, five hundred and
one thOuaAad dollars each TO an amount not exceed
ing tt,5Oh.gcO, and bearing date at the date n.
which said board Of directors may determine hy
their vote said bonds TO be made payable in twenty
years and bearing interest NJ Tate not rxctedn
live per cent per Apnum and payable semi annual
ly. aud with principal and interest payable in the
CITY of Boston and to secure the payment Of such
bonds and interest by mortgage upon the raj !ruad
ana personal property Of the company. subject e
pfior EXISTING lehs until the sahle shan he retired
or exchanged for the bonds Issued under this vote
And the president and treasurer are hereby author
zed To sigl and append the corporate seal OF tbs
company 10 such bonds and mort gage and to issue
such bonds when directed so to do by the board Of
directors.
This resolution was discussed by Gen.
Whitney and others. in favor, and by Alr
Buttrick. of Lowell, IN opposition, and wa
passed by rira rOce vote unanimously
Mr.. Whitney then moved that when the
stock vote wss taken in the election OF d.
roctIrs, stockholders vote also Cd this que
ton, by writing yes OF no on their ballots
This motion WAS passed, and the result wa
As Sis shsre5 IN favor, and 60 against il,
passage
The following board of directors wa
chosen John b. Page, John Prout. JANE:
II. Williams, James W. Hickok, +. A
Birchard, Jacob Edwards, James 5. Whit,
ney, Edward s. Moseley. George W
Gill.
TIE meeting was dissolved.
At a subsequent meeting of the director,
the organization WAS was perfected by
rejoicing John b. Page president, and j
Ii. Williams. clerk of the board. Tn,
treasurer. joel NJ. Haven, and clerk. Is. l.
Smalley, OF the corporation hold over with
ont an clRctiOn
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SwAET0N.-Th estate OF the late r.
Marvin Smalley. consisting of 400 acres of
land, was sold at public auction Aug. LIST
for SIi per acre. Hon. f. A Sowles, Of
st. Albans. was the purchaser.
The Barney Hotel has again changed
hands. Mr.. Robbins, of st. Albans, having
taken possession last week.
Most Of the buildings which were burnt
are to be Immediately rebuilt.
New potatoes 9re selling for rs cents per
busbel. The crop will be poor and short
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A NOTABLE celebration will be that of the
Bennington Odd Fellows and Grand Army
boys, August 10. A street parade. speech
making and a 800 plate clam dinner. are
the principal features. The Odd Fellows
AMI members of the Grand Army through
out the State are invited to attend.
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