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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

nclpdl-,lOseph ID. BARLEY.
FIRST AssistInt-Florenrr g. Perkins
SecOml AssIslanl-EIlle Mnnre.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

CHARLOTTE. Thompsun's Point is grow
Ing very popular with parties who have "A
few days To spare from their business. 1t
seems that one who has an eye for the beau
ties of nature, can here find ample scope.
The groves are dotted with tents of the
campers from adjoining towns aud Chicago.
New York and Boston have added tu the list,
to say nothing of the very respectable number
from the Queen City, who have awaited them
selves of the opportunity, afforded by the
Herald touching here, of spending a few DAYS
in camp. Perfect order and dccorlm pre-.
vail, even when there are a hundred or more
persons on the ground; and "a change for the
better, AS regards both cleanliness and order,
is very noticeable under the efficient man
agcmcnt of Superintendent Thorp.
our t"wnsman. o T. Stone. has lust added
one To the number OF houses already here,
10y the erection of "a very roomv, and hrnuti
ful cottage with pazZas on three sides 1t is
very appropriately named Stony Point Cot
tagc.
The Thomson's Point Club, at thcirannnal
meeting in their club room at Camp Pleasant
elected their officers rs follows for the en-
SUING year james Squicr president u.
W Hazard, secretary H. &. Root. treas
urrr; q. f.. STONE, D. " Ilallrd, Iamrs
Squicr, directors.
- fr"c u.s. ct kmhall- 'iurh Cigarettes
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august, 1879.

SIGNAL OFFICE. BrRLIsGroy, VT.
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HnwE-in Tlny. Y Y. TUESDAY morning. Sept
:, II. Maria hass"n, wife of James II. Howe.
RICE.-ln EsFcN Junction, August eth, lS79 of
cholera inllntum. George H., infant son of CyIun
AMI augusta NJ. Rec, aged months.
NNTEISs.--ln tins city, SUNDAY. August 3lst, 1879
Percy Watkins, only son of William and Lizzie
Watkins, aged months and DAYS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

Mrs. SENATOR SrEAGrE.-Mrs Kate
Sprague fled from Canonchet, X. l., with
three of her four children on Saturday
afternoon 4 cnrrcsnnnlrni slXS.
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ltOSION uNItI.IT>.


morn There - very uttir change tn nntIcr IN
Ih, Flnur market The demand - ittr ana there Is
considerable inquiry Tor low grades Tor export.
sup.rinc: - e., %, / ~ tot common extras: 81 .,
,. tur Wisconsin extras. AMI - ,',a Il Tor Mime
sofa rNtui-. Including choice bakers brands In
winter MhrlIs. ..uu,H % 5u Tor ONO ant Michigan
.,,a . %. iuI Illinois, nnd Indiana. ami g. - t "r
n. LOUIS nciudiue iIvutiir family brands. Patent
sptluE wheat. including Wisconsin and Minnesota.
At 20 e., = r. hhl Minnesota extra AT 81 - W,
int lu,lm4. chulC' hIktIs bands, AMI Nisrnu SIN
rNtta- Al : ~ = It'd. .nd patent WIatrr wheat
at .s - e. nld com Meal NJ g IA to- - e l'll.
Nv. Flour . - 'n,r inh T. hhl. TAI Meat at ~ 10 t
a. - idd
tENIN corn T. ~ -trri. h ulni ant prices ffm-
The sa,.s 81 mixed amt NrlitN have irrn at 80 Co
~. q iu-hrl utta ;ir m tan ,t'uhud sales have
hron at - os 10 = tt.ituL I've - 10, 80 Z bush
It. In ShnItS ant tmr Feed the safe, have been at
~ Uno, ~ 80: amt MnilnW- At slS,rlj ~ y ton
rEuN lSlONs There amoierdtG demand fnI
Pmk thi- week. In pucrI No. material change.
Ih, sales have been ~ :, ,la % for prime ~ p
TO, - sal mess aud an q, - ~ lar clear and extra
cheat sis qualify la Beet sales have h'rn At itaa
" Tor mr-. aud rNitl mr-S, amt 81 ~ t. d hhl
Tor family. Iiu - ~ tar demand. The sales have
been At e., .a &. 2 ~ tu 'tE amt Western, Iu,Ind
tur steam auI Atiiir render r,l smoked Hams Al
80 - o. = 70 r.I cav and Western.
rEVbt az Chulr, Butter L. scarce and wanted
lies ui cfrln"rir- have hHrn At u co. ~'' Tor pUn
ami ,hni,r. N,N l,tA amt Vermont ,llliN At ~ 3D..
f3i tn shDi,, riri 30. 10 rih inr tan aud snu
Ih''.-,' e g, 'a- lggS AZ lHa l6' e. White Bean
uVu sits- at Mc-tcru ana \utthrrn Pea, tf IL ~
+ ot III. rhui,r mediums AT 81 - 90 | ~, yellow
Eyc4 At - 81 Of. = ~. AMI Red kiInrtS At - ~ 10
= - q hhI Potatoes range Tum at Al Sod 1 II
per barrel NpplcS IL iOCs2 81 e bbl.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

STANTON. Sabbath day exclusions from
Maquam dock are frequent.
The remainder of the wreck Of the Mon
treal has at last been cleared away.
Prof. Hill has gone to Chatcaugay 10 take
charge of the school there and Prof. H. p
Chittendcn has been engaged to take charge
of the Academy and Graded School here
The old teachers have all been retained
The Opera Cinderella is Ia he played at
Billiards. Hall, under the direction of Mrs.
y. l.. Leach of Montreal.
The greatest curiosity just now is a one
and II half pound baby. seemingly well and
healthy. :.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

THE town of Arlington in Bennington
county was represented in the Legislature
one hundred years ago, October session, l''9'
at Manchester by the celebrated Matthew
Lyon. who was afterward Nermont's first
foreign-born member of Congress, The
town had been previously represented in
ITS, by Thomas Chittenden, the first Gov
ernor of the State and Ethan Allen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

Mr.. MURRAY of Orwell, brother OF our
townsman, Daniel Murray, ESD, raised 20
bushels of wheat from two acres less
ten rods. The land had not been seeded
down for number of years. Who can beat
Il l. rnnnrl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

DESERVED RECoGNTIoS.-B Barnes Hose
Company Of this city have received deserved
recognition in the shape of an invitation
from the directors of the State Agricultural
Society TO run against time at the State Fair
for a purse of 500. The invitation has
been accepted and visitors at the fair will
undoubtedly have the pleasure of seeing the
fastest time made ever recorded by II hose
company. The boys confidently expect TO
beat their Chicago record, and in their prac-
tice running they show "A speed so magnifi-
cent that we have no doubt they can lower
the time by several seconds. Besides the
hose race there will be foot races, etc, and
the affair will undoubtedly be one of the
chief attractions Of the occasion
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

The next annual Fair of the Grand Isle
Agricultural Society will be held at the town
house, South Hero, Sept Both and Oct. LIST
and I'd. Col Mead State Superintendent of
Agriculture, will probably he present, and
hold meetings for the discussion of matters
of interest to farmers and fruit growers
and other speakers from abroad are eX-
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srtSIsu GEEI,.1- .ILO,k rEENIUM
George Hammond. Mntllebury; \ f. Fuller,
Pomirei; 7. u. Wheat. Putncy.
R,Ms-oSE AND TWO YEARS.
5. q. I"ly0ke. 81. Adams; +. II. HIzrn, West
Hartford: j. II. Peters. BTalinrl.
EwEs-oSE ,Np TWO YEARS.
Holm " Mead. Net EgtI.nI. l.. - Rt--lII
NhorelIm; Henry Vaughan, WOODSTOCK
LANES.
Henry Chase, Lyndon; Henry S4nosd, Qucchee
Henry Thorpe charlotte.
LoSG woods.
John ". CHminn Rutland: William B,licn,
East Burke; l.. 4. Mallory. Eas Montpelier.
MIDDLE WOODS
4. H. Hubbard. Springfield; Henry y. Srwen.
Shelhurn; George W flagg. Binnlrer-
SWINE.
L. : brew. Burlington John " Cramion. Rut-
land; Geo T.. Foster. Montpelier
POULTRY.
Fred \. Field. Rutland; John Eaton, Woodstock;
e. :. Hastings, -. bloomsbury.
EUTTER AID CHEESE
John |. Mason, Richmond; ". l.. PARK, Mont
prler; q. VI. Peck. MorrisNIllr
FRUITS.
Crosby Miller P1mlrel Grurg,. \ Merrill Rut
land; Geo. ". Harmon, Bennington; Albert chap
man. Mlddrburt y. b. Stafford. White River
Junction; Henry Chase, Lyndon: Elijah Ross,
Poullnr, Hiram \. IIusc, Montpelier.
MAPLE SUGAR ASp HONEY
Edwin :. stOwrll, Cornwall: CHARLES Gates.
Peacham; \ NJ Foster, Cabot
VEGETABLE.
George e. Shepard, Montpelier; Daniel { Barber,
Burlington; u. Taft. Montpelier.
MECHANICS HALL
Crosby Miller. Pomfrct; john t. Mead Ran
dolph; George j. Wardwcll Thomas Rus- Rui-
land: Charles 4. Sahn Montpelier: Victor
Atwood, +. q. Bahcock, II. Adams
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

RIFLE SHOOTING AT MILToS.-The rifle
tournament at the Willow Bay House, Mil
ton, opened Wednesday, under the most favor
able auspices, the attendance of rihemen and
spectators being large and the day being ex-
ceptionally fine. In the off-hand match,
two hundred yards, for prizes of $50, $25,
Sl2, IS and So, o. L. Ballard Of Malone
won the first prize, G. C. Wilkinson of
Plattsburgh the second, A. B. Caswen of
Milton the third and j. d. Wilkinson of
Plattsburgh the fourth
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

1t will sadden the greenback philosophers
who maintain that the Government should
keep issuing paper money but should never
destroy any such money when once made,
To learn that up to August I, 1879, there had
been redeemed and destroyed at the Treasury
1851, 1877 01447 in Government notes and
National bank notes that have circulated as
l..tcnl fnnder
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

Is the United States Court at Rutland,
Tuesday. in the case Of William Doran, the
bankrupt who was imprisoned by order OF
the court and then released on bail, the bonds
were called and declared forfeited. They
were for about $4,000. Discharges in bank
ruptcy were granted to James II. Batchel-
der Of Middlebury, Mayo Brothers of Milton
and L. \. & Z Latin of Farfax
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

VERMONT DAIEYMEN. \ meeting of the
Vermont Dairymcns Association was called
Tuesday, at the Weldon House, for the pur
pose of aiding the project of making n dis
play of dairy products at the International
Dairy Association Fair, to he held IN New
York city, in December next No orrani7a-
tinn was attempted, but President Mason'and
Secretary Bliss, who were present, have been
in consultation with large number Of dairy
men, and they are Sangunc that a crcditahlr
display will readily be- forthcoming. Colonel
n. 7 Sprague OF Brandon. has headed with
the sum OF S25, subscription for dcfraying
the expense incidental 10 the display and
with many others has promised good dis
play for cntry.-!T AiJaRs Adcatiser
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

ST AIBANs Butter MAEKET Sept. 3
The receipts were fair and the market firm
and fully one cent higher. Good to choice
sold at IL to Is cents per pound and
selections 1G cents per pound. The Mes
senger says: The market to-day is decidedly
in the interest of the bulls, and fancy prices
have been paid for some lots that our advices
from the city will not warrant The ice
houses are full, the holders are anxious to
unload. and for the sake Of doing 80 they do
not mind advancing prices in the country
markets temporarily, without any cxpecta-
ton that it can be maintained
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

ACCIDENT AT DANNY. - AT Dandy, last
saturday, Ellis Willard was moving some
household goods, when his horse became
frightened, and turning a corner tipped over
the load, and the loaded wagon ran over Mr.
Willard, completely crushing the bones Of
his breast into his lungs He died in few
hours after the accident
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

A FINE PoINT. Applications for rebate
Of freight charges are of course daily receiv-
ed at the Central Vermont headquarters but
one came in the other day which is probably
unparalleled in the history of that or any
other railroad. Some time since freight
consignment was shipped via that road 10
Yokohama, japan. On its arrival there the
consignee discovered an overchargc of se0eH
cHts and the other day an application was
received at st Adams for the return of that
vast sum The document had been some six
months in transit and bore the signatures OF
forty six railroad and other officials attesting
the enormous overcharge mentioned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

Essex. - The Essex Classical Institute
opened the school year, Aug. 10, 1879. 1t
now has seventy-three students with good
prospect of more TO come-a prosperity We
are glad to chronicle
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

We alluded the other day to the bountiful
plum crop. Mr. W II. Root showed us yes
terday little branch from one of his trees
which in fifteen inches had sixty eight plums
and all OF his trees, as well as most others
in this vicinity, are almost equally well bur
drnrd
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

RICHMOND MAEKEr, sept. 1.-Butter sold
Il little better. Sales from to IL cents; or
binary, s to 10; fair to good, II to l2t cents;
choice to fine, 13 TO Is. Cheese, farm make,
4 10 3 cents sage and factory. 5 to cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

The Leonard Grover Comedy Company
of New York make their first appearance
in Burlington at the Opera House on Mon
day evening, September sth, in Leonard
Growers celebrated comedy, Our Boarding
House" The company is said TO be first-class
in every respect and the entertainment will
undoubtedly be most satisfactory.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

'hrerlulness. courage and great activity of intel
lrci are rnpendcrrl hy Fellows COMPOUND Syrup
OF llHpophosphltes, ami lis capacity OF mparting
power OF endurance TO the brain and nervous
system - shown IN Is property of sustaining persons
through mental difficulties
Sept mo- wed. frlNwIw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

Mr.. E. G. BABcocK, who has been for
over thirty years in the employ of the Cen
trail Vermont Railroad, has resigned his posi-
ton as general wood agent of the railroad,
owing to age and health, and Mr.. y. F.
Clark has been appointed his successor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

THE SECRET hey TO IlEuTH.-The Science of
lie, or Self preservation, 3oo pages. Price, only
u. contains my valuable prescriptions either one
OF winch l. worth more than ten times the price Of
the book. Illustrated sample sent ON receipt of six
cents for postage. Address, Dr. ". II. Parker,
Bulinch Street, Boston, Mass
Aug l3-wed l3tA7w13w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

The new telegraph lines now reache as
far as Charlotte on this side and to
point between Glcns Falls and Whitehall on
the other The offices all along the line will
be opened for business on the first Of Octc-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

AFFAIR idea of the speed of the trotters of
the present day is given by the Hartford
races, where every heat was trotted in less
than o.o-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

ON Monday evening John Harlan Wash
burn, five years old, son of J. W. F. Wash
burn of Montpelier was found drowned in
Worcester branch. He fell in while walk
ing along the bank.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

TIE route of the new telegraph line, as
finally decided, is up Colchester avenue to
the cross-street near the Fletcher Hospital,
through this to Maine, down Maine through
Winooski avenue and thence through the
ravine to Shelburn street. The poles in the
city arc ia bp nainfe1 white
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

JosEPH NOEL, one of the Rumsey bur
glars, has been sentenced to three months in
the House of Correction.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05


commenced boro Monday with 115 scholars
Mr. q II DwineII of Nar.btield a graduate
e a. VI Ct, -, l., ,l;..,,.,
w -
oil the class OF "a, has charge OF the SCHOOL
Miss Flora Judson u graduate of the Normal
school 81, R,ndolnb has CHARGE Of the infer
| It., .I,.-.,,,,-, ,,, Ar, mi. Ir,sh
,ho -.
Tho dry weather IL ,.lI;rr fe,rfuIIv an
,, u.,. u.u. Ia-co g,,r;,,,,
- IT,, ,..,,., g. soiI .ro non. H.
m. 80 ar,, : looI;nn fno,, h,, :, 70
DUH = Ai''ie"s anu Wiz VIM nav
retur,,e1 to Albany Y Y
MT l. W feck' from south i'"n'ins
ton, was at Richmond, last Monday Win
his little boy five years old. The child was
taken sicl, while coming down and died
-. p-.,
''is' ri'u"S'
ARISING the tax system is well enough
Ian, wbcn the RurI;nrton corresnondcnt of
the SnrinufieId R,,,,5l;c,,,, tells sucb a false
ID ~.
"'ou a. '''''
',ie ni1l'y h"l Pal', M'ilin mimi ,i,ii
aIleI 'he 'lseliel'' Wiloi Is .ulsr',i,,
'n9'u III '"aidPI' nm ,' g
cIi1ulatIol' IS au'itni ior 'oilstauio i ,I
anu ~, IN ~ W., 80 nn, =, ,io
nonr men in his civ nav - AZ
.,..-... H.,
- '''h' u supp 7u'n al Infamous ''''ii
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

Rev. GEO. 5. Guernsey will preach in
Essex, next Sunday, Sept eth
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

fEVIr OF the tropics burning chine,
Thy MnndruuS NIriuuuS. fIlrlrs5 still,
Exert an influence sublime.
In lnlnlStering To human ills:
And many Il pang along our way
>ihiuTd's Jamaica Ginger doth allay.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

Z. J. PHELPS, ESQ, left home Tuesday,
for short term of grouse hunting in Mime
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05
PRESCRIPTION FREE

For the speedy cure of Seminal Weakness. Loss of
Manhood and all disorders brought on 10y lndiscre-
lnn or excess. ANY druggist has the Ingredients.
Address DAk IDSO\ \ co.'s Nassau 81 New York
June T. .Y'dcOdIwIy
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three of her four children on Saturday
afternoon. \ correspondent says:
Her friends say that the Governor, com
ing home on Friday morning in an intoXi-
Gated condition, suddenly went into the room
where the nurses were dressing the children,
and seeing Mrs. Spraguc there, SAID: I'll
show YOU who is master here, and without
any further words, took hold of her arm and
shoulder, dragged her around the room, and
attempted to throw her out of the widow, say
Ing, before witnesses, thai he would do So. lie
WAS prevented from carrying his threat into
execution by those present. The children
were halt dressed and screaming with fright.
Mrs Spraguc began quickly to make pre-
pari,tions TO leave the place, and Saturday
afternoon, about $50, quietly took her de
parture, accompanied by her three children,
their nurses and their luggage SO we'll
were her plans arranged that the Governor
and his nephew. Arthur Watson, who were
keeping a vigilant watch upon her move
mcnts, knew nothing about her departure un-
til the party had good hours start and were
many miles away. When Conductor Hale 5
train arrived at Kingston, the Governor was
standing ON the platform, with mud bcdaub-
ed coat and excited face, watching for signs
Of the missing party. lie accOstcd Conduc-
tor Hale with Have You logged of my
children :" Mr.. Hale told him lac had seen
nothing OF them, and after looking through
the boat and train and nqulring of the officials
at Kingston depot, the Governor started back
for the pier, as was supposed, rs all traces OF
his movements were lost from that point.
Mrs. Spraguc's friends say She was in con
stant fear Of some sudden outbreak, when
neither her own life nor the lives of her
children would br safe from the ungovcrn
able anger of the husband and father. The
children were four in number Willie, aged
l3; Ethel, aged . Kate, aged . and
Pnriia, aged 1 Willie remains with his
father the three little girls Mrs. Spragur
took with her
Mrs. Spragur, ii is now known, left in u
hired carriage, and is reported to bc on her
way To Boston. Governor Spngu", ii is
said, will institute legal proceedings for the
recovery of the children.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

INTERESTING TO PENsIoNERs-All male
pensioners, except those permanently dis
abled by wounds received in service, have,
in the past, been obliged by law TO report
for examination every two years before sur
geons appointed by the Government The
object of this provision was to ascertain
whether any pensioners had partially or wholly
recovered from their disabilities so that they
were not entitled 10 pensions. According to
an order recently issued by the commissioner
Of pensions this law has been amended and
pensioners in the future will not be com
PEELED to submit to biennial examination. 1t
was conclusively proved that the custom fire.
quently developed cases of fraud
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

DEowSING ACADEMIA sixt een-year old
son of Joel Blackmer was drowned in White
river near Gaysville, Sunday, while bathing.
Although something Of a swimmer he dropped
into a deep place, and his companions, better
swimmers than himself, could not rescue
him,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05
STATE NEWS.

Harvey Stone of Morrisvillc was arraigned
at liydcpark, Friday, charged with keeping
a house of ill-iamc. Stone waived an cXam-
nation and gave -, 800 bail for his appear
ancc At the county court.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

Chew JAcKa0N's BEST sweet Navy Tobacco.
Dee. 81, ls1S-'d-wly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05
FARE FOR THE ROUND "TRIP. $500.

The outline of the trip Is follows:
Leave Burlington hy Steamer Vermont, iJa H.
arriving Al Fort TcOnderogi, l2.DO noon, giving
ample time for dinnerl connecting with Express
tram Wa Whitehall aud Saratoga reaching Troy at
O'Clock D. H.. Steamers OF the CiIiZens' Line
''Saraiult and civ of Troy" both new and mag
nIficeni hnaiS. leave Troy Al O'Clock D. M landing
passengers IN New York early the next morning
ENcurslunists leaving Burlington either on Thurs
DAY or FRIDAY morning, make direct connection
through as above, those leaving SATURDAY. morning
reach Troy the same afternoon at O'Clock and
reiIEltn over until SUNDAY evening. reaching New
lork early Monday morning. Returning, leave
New York except Saturday, from Pier - North
River lLrrul street, at O'Clock y. H., reaching
u. M. train of Delaware y Hudson Canal CO., via
Saratoga and Whitehall, reaching Fort Tconderoga
al noon. making connection there with Steamer
Vermont, arriving II Burlington, O'Clock p. III.
The beautiful trip through Lake George can he
taken IN connection with this excursion without
loss of time, as follows: Instead Of proceeding
south via Whitehall. take train of uhserv alton cars
from Fort Ilconderuga, 1910 p. M, for Baldwin
on Lake George, arriving at l2.55. The new and
elegant Steamer HORIZON, leaves Baldwin upon
arrival of train, landing NJ Rogers Rock, Hague
llnlett's Landing. Hundred Islands and Bolton
arriving AT Fort William Henry, ::.45 p. III. The
tlens Falls and Lake George Stage cos splendid
line OF siA horse Tally-hu Concord Coaches leave
for Glcaens Falls upon arrival of Boat, there taking
p. M, making direct connection with same steamer
As those. proceeding via Whitehall.
The cost OF this detour has been reduced to q Is
IN addition 10 price of ticket direct.
Full stOp-over privileges are allowed al Saratoga
and other points proceeding IN either direction
p. W. BARNEY,
Aug 29-dS wifi supt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
ulS'rrilons OF youth. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss oi manhood, etc. | will send a recipe
that Will cure Won, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. send seliadlrr~-ed envelope to the
REV. Io>EPH 7. lNMNS. Station D.. New York CIV
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