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V EG Ell n E.
PARTIES The Blood and Gives
Strength.

Du QuoiN. Ill, Jan. p, ISIS.
MIR. Ii. Il. STEVENS
Dear Sir-your 'Vegetine" has been doing won
ders for me. Have teen having the thiHsand ft,er,
contracted in ihs swamps of the south, nothing
giving me lei until tegan the use OF your veg
ct ne, it giving me immediate relief, tonlnS up my
81 stem p4Ty fin III, blood, giving strength where
rs all other mediciucs weakened me Al uHlleu my
systcm with pOsnn, and an satisfied that u lam,
lies that live in toe cue districts OF the south anu
West would take ke-etIne two or three tlmts
week thev would not hc troubled with tao ''thills
or the malignant Fever that prevails at certain
times OF the ear save doct, rs bills. and live TO
good old a-c. E,spect.ully YOUR.
]. +. MITCHELL.
A.,ut Hcn1ci sons Looms. ct. Louis, Mo-
AL rI-rAsES or I'LL ELoon. If Negetirr will
relieve pain. cleanse pnr!y and cure such diseases
restoIn. the picht to perfect health after u, IN
different physicians. many remedies, suiierin lOf
years IS il not coucu siye proof II you are sufferer
' uu can be cured Why ID this me 1iclne perform
ing such great cares II works in the hlood IN the
cir ulatirs ilGid. II truly be called the "lEAr
PLupp pUui q. The great source oi disease or n
ates in tho hl,ol ami Lo medicine that does not
act dir cy upon II. To purify and renoNate mas any
Just Ella II upon punl!c attention.
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WE have sold SASFoED's RADICAL CURE for nearly
w year and can say candidly that never
sold n similar preparation that gave such universal
satisfaction. We have yet to learn Of the first
5. u. BALDWIN & CO.. wAsuIxGroy, IyD.
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IN RANKlfIHTCN.

IN the District Court OF the United States for the
L District of termOnt.-In the matter of the
American Hone and Box Go Bankrupts-In Bank.
ruptcy.-ro the creditors o: said Bankrupts and all
others interested IN said estate.
Ey order of the District Court Of the United
States for the District OF Vermont, you are
hereby notified OF a "a and Sd general meeting Of
the creditors OF said Banhrupis, TO be held on the
before Hon. JOhn Edwards. Register. at the office
OF Hon. X. F. Parker in Wolcott, in LsmOil {
County. Tor the purposes named in the twenty
seventh and twtnty-ris hth sections of the bank
rupt Act Of March I'd, ls57.
Dated at norristovn this 26th day o. August, ISIS
gw3w {. Il. PAGE, Assignee.
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FOLLOWED the directions to the letter and am hap
i by to say have had permanent cure.
d. W. GRAY. NJ D., MUsCATISE, Iowa.
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The Heated Term.

MANDRAKE Buffers are just the Medicine to use
during the heated term. They rectify torpidity OF
the Liver. give tone to the stomach; they act
without gripping 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
MAxDRAkE BrrTERs made by HKsRr JOHNSON
LORD. Burlington, Vt. who the only prcpretors
of the genuine. Price . cents per bottle.
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ETINE
Has Entirely cured McOf vertigo.

CAIRO. I'LL. Jan. %, ISIS.
NE u. X. STEVENS:
Pear Sir-I have used several bottles OF 'Iege-
tine; il has cut rely cured me of IsTtiJ0. have
also used it for Ki!n'y Complaint. IL Is the best
medicine for X iluc, c, iip!aiut Iwou recommend
II a. a good blood purifier. n. foCoh-
PArS AID HIsI.Asr Can We expect to erjoy GOOD
health whca bad az corrupt huTors circulate with
the blood. cau,nc :.in aud disease; ana these hu-
mOrS being deposited through the entire houy'
prUtucs puppies. cruptions. ulcers, indigestion,
costiyencs> headache, neuralgia, rheumatism, ana
numeruuS other complaints Remove the cause ny
takinr NE"ErINE. tpe most reliable remedy i"r
cleans NJ and puIiN IN the blood
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WArERvIILE Mr.. Tllntsnu. Of B"lg
dere. shu ~a- nadly njured by being
thrown ir"m wagon, Is nuw improving
and hids tar t, fully recover
% Monday last a Mrs. Julius D. Scott
was coming from Cambridge Ceutre she
was bitten On the hand by u dog belong ing
to Mr. Raymore. the wound, although
quite small. was very painful and may
amount to something serious.
A lev weeks since. one Of our tovbsmen
leit his team at farm house in the alter
noon, and went to back lot to see some
young cattle. Not having returned for his
team at dusk, some three or more young
men went to see if there was trouble and
they found him up in tree and kept there
by cross bull. The animal was driven
away and be came home after having been
freed several hours. CO.
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| A FTET using two bottles l find myself permanently
| n cured. have since recommended over one
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Tn all who are suffering from the errors AMI in .
a,scretons of youth nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood. & e. will send receipt that will
cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. This grcat remedy
WAS discovered by a missionary In South America.
Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. JosErs
T. Imam, Station d, Bi5ls Houss, Ns~ York City
Octl5-77- deodAwly
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SEGETINE
Eeticycit t.> DC a Good Medic inc.

AryIN, O., March l, Isl.
Mr.. STEVENS
Fear >iE-lwlsh g. / l'urn YOU what our Nesetne
has dluc for me-. have been afflicted Nth Neural
ciI. AMI after three bottles OF the Negetine was
entirely re ,ic1 ed. also found my general heaih
much ,uprovcd leLove it to bs a good medicine.
Yours uul,. FRED uAkN ERsIlJk.
EIcFrIxr tl.u-oa-hly craccates every kind OF
humor and rt stor, tle entire 81 stem to healthy
condition.
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TnE FAIIURE OF THs MONETARY CONFER
ENcE~-The representatives of the United
States at the international Monetary Con-
ference 10 Paris found themselves not sim
ply in minority, but absolutely alone, in
their advocacy o double standard. 1t was
expected that the representatives oil the
stronger Powers would oppose any propo-
sition looking to the general establishment
OF double standard. hat ether countries
were looked to quite confidently to give
their corporation and assent This they
have not done. The American propositions
return without Endorsement in any quarter.
Oar representatives even experienced some
ifi,nty in getting an opportunity to state
their case.
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THE SCIENCE OF LIFE !;
Or
SEIT-PREsEKY

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Ma A a SAGER, of this city. has on
exhibition stalk of evergreen corn which
measnres ten feet in heicht.
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irIfsc, - Cents.

D. .. t.3.. ....I ftr COLLINS NOI.TiIT PLASTER
-. s,.I b -I..' l.lri less imitation. sold by all
b. % 4.i !',r-I lrgel-ts throughout the ntcd
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REy. Tnos. B SARGENT, D. D., OF Balti-
more. Nj one OF the most eminent and
veuerabls ministers of the Methodist Episco-
psi church South, and Fraternal Delegate
from that body to the General Conference
of the Methodist church of Canada, stopped
over sabbath in this city, and preached in
the Methodist church, on Sunday. morning
and evening, to deeply interested audiences.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court OF the United States for the
j District Of Vermont.
In the matter Of william b. DUolia, Bankrupt,
In Bankruptcy.
The undersigned, Assignee Of the estate Of said
Bank rupt. hereby give notice that it has been
ordered by the District Court OF said District. that
the second and third general meetings Ct the cred
tors Of said Bankrupt will he held in EnOsburgh
Falls in said District the 18th day o. September,
\. u. ISIS. at o'ciork a. at the Office Of j. r
Marsh before John L. Edwards, one OF the Registers
in bankruptcy, in said District. for the purposes
named in 9Th and 18th Sections Of the
Bankrupt Act u; March ID. lsC7; and that
have filed my final account as Assignee OF said
Bankrupt, and ut said time and place, shall apply
To said Court for the settlement OF my said account,
and tor n discharge from al liability as Assignee
OF said estate in accordance with the provisions Of
the 18th section of said act,
Dated Erosburg. in said District. this 27th day
Of August, ISIS. DANIEL. Il. SrkTsON,
dausJl& lUwlw Assignee.
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LADIES Warranted naM III" lest and cheapest
Tn V0H Dyes ier all family and fancy dy ys
NnY IN hons. Ties, Feathers, anything. can
OOLOh he colorrd any shade. Anyone can
YYOTI use them. The expense Is tritn@ We
USE especially recommend tho BLACK as much
better than logwoud Sold by druggists, or any
color sent hv mail, large size Dc small si1r l1c
Send Tor bye Book and beautiful Samples, Free
WELLS, RICHARDSON 4 Co, Props, burlington. VI.
Feb 21-Wtf
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e COLLINS -: p:
vOLTAIC PLASTER
A MORBID SWELLING

An observation-disclosures Battery combined with
ii highly Mrdicaied Strengthening Plaster,
forming tn. best Plaster for pains and aches
ia ti.' World of Medicine.
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NOTICE OF AssIGNEE's APPOINT
MENT.

MENT.
~ ISTEICr OF VERMONT, SS.-St. Jchnsbury.
VT, Aug. IL. ISIS.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap
pointmcut Assignee o. William H. Nelson,
OF st. Johnshury, in the county o. Caledonia, and
State OF Vermont, within said District who has
been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own petition,
by the District Court Of said District Of Vermont.
PEARL u. BLODGETT, Assignee.
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T., the Editor oil the Free Press and Times
In an article in the St. Adams Daily
Messenger of August Both, it ~ stated that
"a Berkshire man was over TO Cambridge a
few days ago, and after be had been piled
with talk until he was apparently persuad-
Cd to 20 for GrOut. Judge Mudgett cleo
tioneered him against Col. c, X. Leach,
Republican nominee for Senator, and put
into bis hands soma tickets for distribution,
with tho name If A. W. Woodwork. Of
Enoaburgh, substituted for that Of Cal.
Leach" Now | claim to be the man re-
TERED to and wish to pronounce, through
your &C lumns. the statements utterly false /;
that Judge Mudgett never electioneered me
against Col. Leach that he never gave me
the tickets above described, and that he
knows nothing Of my having such ticsets,
to ms knowledge, and that the statement in
regard tn my being apparently persuaded to
GO for GrOut IL equally false, as | am now
and ever since the Convention at Hydepark
have been. apparently and positively IN
favor ct the lion. William W. Grout
Were the people of the Third District at
large acquainted with "Blsck Prince the
author oil the article to the Messenger, a.
We IN his immediate vicinity are, should
not take trouble to contradict his state
mcnts. Yours. Guy CLARK.
Berkshire, Sept 2, 1873.
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NOTICE OF AsSIGNEE's APPOINT
MENT.

INSTRUCT OF VERMONT, SS:-At St. Adams,
i } the 2ld day Of August, A. j. ISIS.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as Assignee of the estate OF Dana J.
Morrill, o; Swanton, in the county OF Franklin, and
State OF Vermont, within said District. who has
been adjudged Bankrupt IN his creditors petition
by the District Court Of said District.
qnBg II. II. fAhNSNOkGH. Assignee.
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SANFoRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

INSTANTLY relieves and permanently cures this
loathsome disease In all its varying stages 1t pos
the soothing and healing properties of plants.
herbs and barks in their essential FORM free from every
every other Known remedy In one short wear il bas
founi it, way from the Atlantic 70 the Pacific coast
for the treatment OF Catarrh. The proprietors have
been waited upon by gentlemen Of national reputation
At eons ierabe expense and personal trouble spread
gence and refinement say owe my life to Sanforl'-
OF great value. and worthy to be ciassei among the
standard medical specifics of the day.
TIE benefit derive from its daily is to me
nESEY WELLS. OF wkLLs FARGO L Co.
1T has cured me after twelve of uninterrupted
GEo. ". HoUGHToN. wALruAu. Mass.
FOLLOWED the directions to the letter and am hap
L py to say have had permanent cure.
d. W. GRAY. NJ D., MrscArISE. Iowa.
I HAVE recommended 1t to quite a number OF my
l friends all u whom have expressed to me their
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A FTEE using two bottles l ind myself permanently
n cured have since recommended over one
lj9 HARRISON AVE, BosToS.
WE have sold sASroEp's RADICAL CURE for nearly
sold syisr rrenaraton that gav sacS nD,yesa
satisfaction. We have yet to learn of the first
5. u. BALDWIN & CO.. wAsuIxGroy, IyD.
| CrEK was 80 remarkable that it seemed to those
who had suffered without relief from any of the usual
remedies that it could not be true. therefore made
affidavit to it before Seth j. Thomas. Esq Justice Of
the Peace. Boston.
Each package Of SASFoEDs RADICAL CURE contains
Dr. Saniords Improved inhaling Tube. and full drec
tions for In all eases Price 500. Fo- sale by
all Wholesale and retail druggists and dealers through
ont the United States and Canadas. WEEKS x POT
TER. General Agents aaI Wholesale Druggists, Bos-
ton. Mass.
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THE PLAGUE USABATED.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 2-The deaths yes
terdsy include 90 children under years,
and to-day 10. A despatch from Baton
Rouge reports ii deaths from yellow fever
there, four in the last "a hours. Many are
down sick and ali business is stopped. The
city's financial resources are insufficient to
relieve the distress and appeals are made to
the country to aid them.
The weather is cloudy. this afternoon, and
threatening rain. From noon TO six O'clock
p. IN, 20 deaths were reported to the board
of health. The deaths from fever to date
number ,09l, including 46l children under
eleven years of age.
DR.. Stone this p. m. telegraphed from
Grenada saying Butler P. Anderson is dy-
ing" DR.. Stone appealed to the Towards
to send telegraph operator. and j. W.
Hunssker volunteered to go.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 2.-Tho board of health
records show s4 new cases and 50 deaths
for the % hours ending at SIX p. m. Great
difficulty is experienced in getting carpen-
tiers to make cofins for the pauper dead and
men to dig graves, but so far all the dead
haze been buried promptly. except in cases
where persons died unattended and the
corpses were only discovered through the
efforts of the health officers. as has been the
case in several instances
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NFEGENNEs Gov. Carlos q. Martin was
IN town, last Saturday. looking alter the
dividends ON his 81 900 OF bank stock.
Young Broderick, who, in company with
anoth,r lad, escaped from the Reform
Schuul. a while since, was found at Bellows
IA l.. recently, and is now again al his old
quarters.
Grecnback meeting was held in this
city, on Monday evening, and club organ
II a with the following officers: President,
J Il. Hustled ; vice-presIdent, II. ii. Daniels;
secretary. j. Daniels: treasurer. +. b.
Hayes. GOV. hartin was present and made
two speeches. Rev Ii. u. Day also address
cd the Greenbackers. Hon. A. +. Smith
Wa called out aud gave them cold COM
fort, - concluding his remarks by saying ::
- We do not desire to get into potash
kettle, shut cur eyes and GO over Niagara
without knowing where we are going to
land Among other things Gov. Martin
said, was that when he failed, all that saved
him from going under was the dividends from
his s. 900 bank stock lie said he now owned
in Charlotte and Ferrisburgh about 800
acres Of land worth about $4,000, besides
bank stock $1,000. He had originally been
q Democrat up to 1852. when he turned
Wing, then Republican. liked this till
Grant came in, then had enough and turned
Greeley: now he had turned Greenbacker.
An old farmer sitting near your correspon-
dent said, "who does he expect will trust
him now y
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WANT ED.


NOTICE Is hereby given that petition to tho
N Legislature to set tho iten rstat" On the south
side Of the Winonski River, IT. m Jericho To VIII
Aug 80 9N3w
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S1ON REWARD

For any Catarrh Remedy that will give quick aud
permanent relief. for the same amount OF money
as the VERMONT CATARRH REMEDY. which is
endorsed by the most eminent PLY scians, Proies-
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To whom all orders should be addressed.
Trial Foxes 70 cents sent By all on receipt
Of price Also ~ cent and flnJ Boxes. For sale by
all Druggists. Wells. Richard son 4 Co.. Wholesale
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TRINITY HALL, S Mr,n tlasEi.
IEANlnN,S EYES.

Established lS6-. En- lsh ami French Homes
for Young Ladies. Varied advantages of the highest
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Gsi..i,u4,g. | sent for one of COLLINS VOLTAIC
PiAS rIt A.I II has been of great benefit in reduc
iul swelling in my LETT side that two physicians pro-
u"uucsd Enlargement Of the Spleen, and pro-
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l.. \. RISTEI.
GyN4alANI., lNp., March - ls,,
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SPEIBAa OFFERS FOR
Newspaper Advertising.

We publish Book Of ~ pa Scs, eEu. mo adver-
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the country. Pieces lower than ever offered before.
The last edition sent poet pail tho receipt Of %
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This compound OF the
vegetable alternatives,
S.trstprriils. Dock, Still
llnzil. and Mandrake
" tn the lu,iidos Of Potash
ant Iron, makes a most
>ciiectull curs of a series
of complaint VIII CHI are
very previlentand ailiict-
M. 1t puriiie' the blood,
purgss out the lurking
humors IN the system,
that undermine hea lth
L. 3
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THY hRE THE BEST.

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FILMING MACHINE.

The most Woudrriul piece Of Mechanism ever in
vented. VII sai 25ni"rt IN the r. Sueclal induce"
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AM L .IAMiH