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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13
The Union Veterans Uuisn.

A healthy and active club OF this organiza-
tlon-of which Gen. Ulysses s. Grant is the
National chairman, Col Drake De Kay sec
rotary, and Gen. F. f. Spinner treasurer
was organized in this city on Saturday even
ing The veterans to the number of IS or
so, met at Strong's Hail, at s o'clock, the
meeting was called TO order by Captain f. A.
Holton, and organized with Captain L. A.
Woodbury. in the chair. On motion OF f. A.
Holton, a committee of three, consisting of f.
A Holton, l. s Peck and W IL. Root, was
appointed By the chair TO nominate officers
for permanent organization, The commit
tee reported, and The meeting elected the fol
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

THE Burlington District Methodist Camp
Meeting at spring Grove camp ground, New
Haven, will commence Tuesday, Aug. cath,
and continue len days. The meetings will
be under the supervision of Rev. j. J. Noe,
the presiding elder of tie District, assisted
ty an able corps Of ministers. Mrs Ham
rzond) Ballou, the lady evangelist. is expect
cd to he present and aid in the services.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

VENyoR predicts that the weather of
August will closely resemble that of July,
with spells Of intense heat, storms and cold
changes in succession. From the 18th TO
the Goth the weather will probably be cool
and pleasant. Another weather prophet
saws there is every reason 10 believe tina.
the month of August will be very hot one
throughout, and that little, if any, rain will
fall during its continuance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

The Garfield and Arthur club Of Winooshi
now numbers over les members and is
differed as follows: President, Orlnond
Cole; Vice-Prcsidents, L. L. Lane, II. W.
Mason; Secretary, F. W. White; Treasurer,
W. L. Greenleaf. Regular meetings every
Monday evening at Weston's Hall. The old
campaign flag which has done duty for the
past two campaigns has been drawn in to be
replaced by a new one of double it size
The new flag will be thrown 10 the breeze on
Tuesday evening next. Good speakers are
expected 20 be present.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

JosEPh JEFFERSON, who has been spend
Ing portion of his vacation in this city, has
purchased herd Of twelve Short horn cat
tie, from the herds of G.. l.. Reynolds of this
CITY s. II. Weston of Winooski, and Town
< Gray OF Montpelier, to improve the stock
on his farm in New Iberia, La, whittier they
will he shipped to-day.
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would sal TO my friends, and all who chance 10
read this that ! have used ADAMsoSs BOTANIC
Cough BALSAN In my family for long time, and
consider il very valuable medicine. Ii cures when
all other remedies fan und l woud cheeriully
recommend II to those afflicted with Coughs Colds
Ast ma, etc. L. , GEICHELL,
IN N slWlW Augusta Maine
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

VUlI UII5l IIItlhc Il tUUl u Illt 'SluIt.
''Dcming" says in the Boston JOUrndl ::
''One good sign is the fact that funds for
legitimate campaign work are freely forth
coming on the Republican side. As an in
stance in point it may be stated that we'll
known citizen, who has large business inter
ests and who has been all his life Democrat,
has inclosed to the State Republican Com
mittec his check for 500, at the same time
announcing his purpose henceforth TO act
and vote with the Republican party"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

Kn Xix and HannI.

II you will stop all your extravagant AMI wrong
notions doctoring yourself and families with ca
pansive dnntars husnnrg caresiis that do hai M
always and use only natures simple remedies for
all your aiments-you will be wise, well and happy,
and save great expense. The greatest remedy for
this the great, wise and good will tell YOU, is Hop
Bitters-rely on 1t. See another COldinn .-IFcfs.
tuu l-,leOJlW2y, 30
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

DESTRUCTIVE Hail SToIM.-A fearful
hail storm occurred at Brookfield, Vt, Mon
day afternoon, destroying crops and injuring
dwellings in Drookfield village. Over 1900
lights of glass were broken, and in some in
stances the window sash After the storm
hail stones were picked up which weighed
more than one pound
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

| ii truly say that owe my present existence
anu Apply restoration 10 the hopes and Joys of life,
to use OF Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
ana say TO every one suffering from any manner
OF iney, liver or urinary trouble Use this reEi-
CIT and recover" W. T. SANFORD.
II LEY, y. Y Feb % l5so.
Aug linn " NM2..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

foss that You are welt g rem sa to aI Il r
the first place by habtra constipation, which has
no doubt nuilly caused deranged Kidneys and
Liver. The sure cure for constipation Is the cele
b:ated kldney-Wort. 1t ia also u specific remedy
for all Kidney and Live: diseases. Thousands are
cured by II every mouth. Try il af once.
Augl0lX
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4 SucceSsfill naiIIallS

Is the one who makes uniform ..gilt-edged' bu.tel
the season through and sends MS butter to market
in perfect condition The best dairymen all througn
the country have by long and varied experience
found that there is no article perfectly adapei
to keeping up the golden June color, now abso-
lutely necessary in order to realize the best price
as is Wells Richardson Co.'S Perfected Butter
Color, made at Burlington, Vt. Buy il Al the Drug
gisis, or send for descriptive circular. wit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

ADVENT CAMP AEEIIsG-The Seventh dly All
'ehtists Of Vermont viii hold ihciI annual stare
caInl-ineeting AT Morrisville, September 10 !.
Elder jaime. White and wife Of Battle Greek Mich,
AMI Elder Geo. !. ButlrI Of Mount Pleasant. Iowa
WIN others VIII speak. the camp Will be located
In Mr. Snaw's grove, only snort distance from the
depot Teams viii be- IN waiting 10 transport pas
sengers and baggage. Free return checks viii be
given al the camp To al WIN have paid full ilrr
one way over tie Central vermont ami Burlington
Hld lanoille Railroads. Those passing oyei the
Portland and ogdensbaig rlruaI nov called the
st. JohnsbuTy and LAKE. Chamtiar -" Ill tor
ro;inl-trip tickets.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

HfDErARK A National Greenback Labor
eoITention for the county of Lamoille
was held here last Tuesday, for tie pur-
pose Of nominating candidates for coua
u senator, assistant, judges Of county court.
Judge oi probate. states attorney, sheriff
ard high hailif, TO be supported at
the next September election. L. b. Sawyer
was elected chairman, f. G. White secreta-
ny, and F. X Hale and H. MelindY vice
presidents The nominations were as fol
lows: Senator, Henry Smile; judge Of
probate, Waldo Brigham; assistant judges
E. c. White, II. D. w Doty; sheriff, Moses
Mcfarland; states attorney, L. S. Thompson.
The nominations are not well received by the
part Of the convention formerly republican.
1t is plain trade. The democrats ran the
convention The ticket ia considered Il very
weak one
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4 Card.

I wish to express my thanks 10 the people OF
Chtenden and Addison counties, for their liberia!
patronage in the past, and also inform them tiat
not only manufacture every style OF double ana
single Harness. but also deal in all kinds OF Spruce
ani Hemlock Lumber. AMI Shingles, Clap,o1ri-,
Cedar Posts, Maple Sugar, etc, Orders by li.iil
promptly attended Ia.
Hin, st,uruh Vt, Feb. l. lssO. WY
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DIED..

LtFoUET,IN.-n Mnooski, August llih, Maria
Lambert wife Of Charles iafountaIn, aged 81 years.
Funeral from her late residence saturday, AT $50
O'Clock 4. LII. Services ii 81. Peters church al
9 a.
WRIGHT.-ln Milton, Aug. LIST, ls-i, norman
Wright, aged 81 Years.
OwENs.-In Hinesburgh. June 18Th, lssJ Nj.
Almon Owens aged :. years and months
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lIINEsBURGm.-The Hon. Fred Macck's
health is in precarious condition from ncr-
vous prosiralion induced by ovcrwork riding
Il moving machine
Mr.. Legrand Baldwin has put new COW
cred stage wagon on the road 1t was made
at Bingbamton, n. Y. and will add much 10
the comfort OF travel between Burlington
and IIintsburgh.
Mr.. ii. NJ Page has been engaged To teach
the academy. The Fall term begins August
Both.
Senator Edmunds gave an address in the
Baptist church las, Wednesday Though II
rainy day a large audience WAS in Attendance
and the Senator made profound impression
upon all. Last Saturday Garfield and Ar
thur flag was flung Ia the breeze and speeches
were made by Warren Gibbs AMI .iudgc
Tyler of burlington.
\ Garfield and Arthur club was formed
with 81 members, which will meet in the
town hall every Saturday evening al )
o'clock. We propose 10 increase the mem
berslIip to 200. Enthusiastic speeches were
made. Mr.. Charles Wead called to mind the
fact that llincsburgh was one Of the Two
towns in this State that did not cast vote
against Abraham Lincoln in 1860
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13
FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1880.

qu ,tc choice CrcImorie5 At - @, .sc for good
and choice !; New York aiII Vermont dairy At -
&c JSih for choice AMI iG6 IS + u for fair to good.
CEeese..i a lli!c. Eggs at II IA &c. White B ans
firm. Sales of Western and Northern Pea N Il ~
IA So; choice mediums at 81 80 "a 10; Yellow
Ewes III g - "a . 10 ami Red Kidneys at Il 10 "a
50 2 bill. New Potatoes range from 81 - Is 2i'0
per bbl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

"a. C. ROBINSON, Of Westi9rd,
For selid;ors, &c. W. woopHousE, OF Baiiiiis''"'
Nv. A. WEED, OF Sheiourh-
E H. LANE, OF Jericho.
tdr Assistant Jadyd' E. b. ANDREWS, OF Richmond
For .JaaJe Of ProbGte-T. f. WALES, OF Burlington
For Stairs ittorHsy-M. A BISGHAM, oil Essex.
For sAerig-LUMAS A. DREW, of Burlington
For High Eaiiig-ADoSlR,M AUSTIN, of Winoo-Ai'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

ALBrgGH. Republican caucus, 20
elect delegates 10 our county convention,
was hel at the town hall, Saturday evening,
the 18th inst A certain few would be prom
incnt men in tins town, all TINT is left Of the
Greenback partyof 1873, hadbeen connivng
for some time previous TO the caucus to secure
the delegation; but KIN owing they could II OF
do ii If there was n good representation Of
party out, they, by Misrepresentation to the
town committee, which consists of one per-
son, induced him TO call the caucus before
the county convention was called, and To-
give only t'oo days notice, and nj "A very
busy time. The undcrllandcdncss aroused the
people of this town, and we had one of the
largest caucuses ever held in the town, and
il resulted in nm overwhelming defeat of the
connivers. The Hon. jed l.. Ladd was
chosen chairman and the following persons,
delegates II. l.. Sowlcs, II. T. REYNOLDS.
Z. A. Wheeler, NJ. Z. Goodrich, ID. ),
Sweet 7. A. LaDue, John q McGregor
and W. N. Lewis.
The discord in the Republican patty in
this county that resulted in the defeat of
some of our candidates two years ago, has
nearly all passed away, and the party will be
unite! this fall and elect their regular ticket
ly the usual majority
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

The man WHO heeis not the warning pam
suffering, which always prccedes malailes Often
becomes through Incidence, the victim of lncurabr
disease. Lassitude, WEAKNESS. sadness. athing OF
the limbs. indicate nervous disarrangement, the
foferunner OF many organic and functional Ills
eases The early employment OF Fellows Hypo-
phosPhtes Will efeciually ward OF such maa'iie-.
Aug l2-m " ,fSw,f
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

GIE1ER As 4 BEvEgiGE.--There ~ a natural
craving, by the human palate, for gingci IN ldid5
Of dcinu:cent character, and ia warming and
soothing properties art always recognized IA the
genial draugli Its attributes In aliayng thirst are
remarkably pronounced, the resnous quality
operating upon the salivary glands AMI gratefully
aliayng the Irritation which prompts to continual
drinking As an HnfidDle To intoXirdilon, TIE G>e
II ginger cannot lac too highly Commrhd'd aud
those who are Interested In the temperance cause
give II then most hearty approval In the iulln
presented by Dir Sanford IN his superior cNtsit
~ JAMAICA GIsGER, II Ia most CluEehidl ~ the
IdSi", and II Is last becoming delightful adjunct
nj huin" comfort a3 well "a beneficial household
medicine. Its botanical name "Zngbei. suggests
lis Ssc a. \ beverage by It's sodni-
Aug LIVED, 5IiSTii
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

THr dwelling house of Benjamin Wilson,
OF Jonesville, was burned Monday night.
The fire was discovered abou: midnight No
tire had been used in the house since q. IN.
Most of the contents were saved. Insured
for 800, in the Windsor County Mutual,
which will no. cover half the loss
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

When the body is bowed with pain an intense
longing for relief brings hope. This may brighten
the suffering but IL does not cure AT Il time like
this how welcome is such friend as Warner
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. bringing hope, health
AMI happiness AMI the joys of a renewed life
Aug ll-rn,w ,fAw2w
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LOUISA W MaWr.N,S t:STsTE.

STATE OF VERMONT. } The Honorable the
,,.-,,,,, ~, SD, Probate Count IJE the
D''''iei W. mn h''-''S J District u CnitteIden.
To all persons Interested III the estate OF Louisa
NJ. Martin iateof WiilisrOn n said Distinct lie
ceased. GREGII.;u.
WHEREAS said tu,iii has assigned TIE 81 day o.
September, lss0, next fsr tAe settlement Of Tie
administration account Ot the executors ..
said deceased, and ordered that puhlis hC:;C=
thereof he gwen 10 all persons interested -
said estate by publishing thi7 of'irt u:ee
weeks successfully, previous 10 rae d. ss=tgG11.
IN the Burlington Free Press printed IN Darlington.
in said District.
Therefore You are hs.sh, I.stiivd i" lpgs.lG -
the Probate Court Rooms IA bd lihatOn VI, ;ae ia!
assigned then and there 10 c5Ltt t. dlc 42cS d
said account, il yoii see
Given Under III, Eali this VA tay " AG5i-t 4
D. 1Ss0. Il. : i,FI Elelz.5.-
Iy,aH
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Tue BRATTIEBoRo BASK-STocKuoLDEE-
10 BE Assessed TO MAKE UP WAITE's DE-
FAIoATIos The comptroller OF currency
has levied an assessment upon the stock
holders OF the First National Bank oil Brat
tlctoro, Of sa5 share, payable at the Office
OF the receiver Immediately. number of
tie stockholders will be unable to meet this
assessment, having lost all with the wiping
out Of this stock 1t is the impression of
Receiver Price that but one assessment can
be legally levied, unless new liabilities are
found. The amount Of the liabilities is yet
unknown, but they will probably reach at
least Sl1O,0 900, not including the capital
stock. Nothing is known Of Waite's where
Gbouts His son las gone 10 Colorado.
where, ii is said, he has purchased, lay the
help Of relatives, large rancho.
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HOMER CLanK-s r1Ii:T.

STATE OF VERMONT. } The Honorable me
pIsTEIcr Or oHiTTE''pE'' Dis;rigt Of Chtientis;i.
To the heirs and all persons Interested in the IS
tate of Homer Clark late OF Charlotte in said
district deceased GEtETi%G
WHEREAS, application hain heen mIie 10 this
cout in writing, b: the administrator OF -i estate.
PRAYING for license and authority 10 sen tie wnole
OF the real estate oil si deceased representing 70
said court that Il wOul BE- beneficial - jHr heiIj
and all persons Interested ia The estate OF sail de-
ceased, Sell the whole OF the real estate 81 said
deceased, and convert the same into monev-auI
bringing into Court the con s-nt AMI apPrCcalipn IN
writing, OF ali tie heirs 10 said estate residing III
this State, AMI setting forth the sita4t.5l ni tne
real estate.
Whereup0n It's sl,I so ri appointed Sni 5,s'Elei
the Atm day OF September, lssO, az tHS Probate
Court rooms, in sdi district to E2aI AMI dsci1e
upon said application euj pct.tiaI. ana ordeTe1
public notice Thereof 10 he given % all persons IL
tere5ted therein b, publishing said oT'ie. together
with the tImo AMI place OF hearing, three weeks
successfully in the Bui linetOn Free riezs news
paper which circulaes Ia the neishbo hood Of tose
persons interested in Sid estate, ali which publ
cations shah be previous TO Inc iay assigned 10
hearing.
Therefore. YOU aie hereby notin5j % appear Cc-
fore said Court, at the time ami place assigned
'uen anu there in said Court 10 make y0Jr objsc-
riOus 10 the granting Of such license II yoa SO
cane.
CAV el under ms Lani al The rioL.ts t5l1.
rooms this 10th iay Of August, l>sJ-
.wJw II. $ TAFT, Essi5'--
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NRk3

taitla-e'.i Old heal uf Northern cattle with .u;t
head OF Western, constitute the arrivals Tor the
week at thus market. Ia, iTal' in Cattle fctnaius
very much the sam" ~ las. week.
Sheep IEi i,;inbS-iiirrS oh odd sheep remain
unchanged, hut lambs rule t.c IN easier Trade
slow.
Poultry Va chang IN prices: rhekcn- IlI.c 4;
Turkr\4 i,..- ToNl LID. ~,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

The Rutland Rerieo- Inquirer has come
into the temporary possession of l.. W. Red
ington, and will hereafter, it is announced,
he published as decent Democratic paper.
The apology for Il daily has been discon-
4 pupJ
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

81. AIBASs BUTTER Market, Aug. 10
The market was dull with prices about the
SANG ~ last week. Good 10 choice butter
sold at IS to &c cents per pound; selections
2S TO "a cents Per pound; few fancy lots
at higher price; general price % cents per
ncuud
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

RIcH4oSD MAEKET, August 9.-Butter
sold to-day at IS to % cents, the ruling price
being 81 to %. Cheese, farm make. sold al
to 10 cents factory cheese has been con-
tracted for by Boston and New York parties
at to 10l cents.
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The BONANZA FOR BOOK AGENTS IS .ell.n
HANCOCK and GARFIELD

The FIRST written by his lifelong friend, HON J. ".
FORNEY, an author OF national fame, and al al
dent a,lilirer OF the superb SOLDIER" THE second
written by his comrade- in-arms and personal
friend. GEN. JAS. :. BRISBIN, an author u; vide
celebrity. Both oficial, low-priced. Immensely
popular. and selling beyond precedent. Agents
double profits by selling both Outfits 50 cts each.
Act quick and coin money. Address HUBBAkD
BROS, Springfield, Mass. Aug l0.'dAw4w
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WiTERTOWN Union LAVE SrOCh
NAEEh III.


ior ile WctA ciisiliiS iueSial Au, ~, 1851.
Anot VI OF LIVE SrnCs AT MARkFr.
Cattle. Sheep and Lambs SWIM.
MS week. 22S0 o2sy 1901
Last week l.Ic 1905 lp;,,i
Prices Of Market Beef \ few choice, - .Ja : > ;
extra 80 .Sn oo; iirSi quality 81 W sd second
quality s. ~ % 80; hind quality 81 UU,.i so
Prices Of store Iaitle-Working Oxen ~ il,r
from 500. 1870 20 if;p Mich Cows and Calves from
$50. -, "a ~ FarruN Cows .i2 ia 20 Nrarl,nr- :;
Ia Ia Two Wears OLD ~ "A three years ul SsU .
:3s
Swinr-Wcstrrn !It, live a. = Mn, Northern
dressed Hogs. t"o'.c t H..
Prices "t sheep AMI Lambs In lots. :. ~ :: 81.
and ~ each; extra II hvy' : o. ftoin :aa Sc b
~; lambl : 81 c. r H..
Wal Jglyps ~, IT.,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

Col. CHARLES ii. JOYCE will deliver but
one more speech in Chittcnden county dur
ing the present cainpsigu-at Charlotte, on
the evening of Monday, August S0th.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

CTraRRH is a poisonous infection Of the mucous
membrane, just as smallpox Is virus OF the
blood Catarrhal virus can he only reached AMI
eNiirmlnafed by antidoial, inocuiative elements,
that are absorbed 10y the puruleni mucous. Dir.
WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE Is uTquestion-
ably the most important discovery since vaccin-
alton. II never fails. Supplied by Druggists
or DELIVERED by ID. B. DEWEY 4 Co. Agents, 10
DEF 81, ~ Y. at sl.50 a package. Pamphlets
WIFI full explanation MAILED FREE.
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CHARLOTTE. Mrs Louisa Lacey has re-
Gently obtained a pension of something over
! 500 for the death OF her son, jacob In
coy, killed in battle The pension was oh
tanned through Joseph Stone, of Ferrisburs
\ Carthage. Missouri, paper speaking oil
the death OF Calvin Stebhins, say that his
funeral WINS the most largely attended If any
ever held in the city. The procession was
headed with drum corps with mu!lrd
drums and company Of local militia. Al
the time Of his death he was leader oil III,
tial band for a Garfield and Arthur club
Milo A. Williams is recovering OF hi.
broken leg, and " i'll soon he around again
good as new.
T.. Y. Iligbee, recently from Michigan
represents the winter wheat crop Of thai
State as superb. estimated to average from
twenty TO thirty bushels per acre. New
wheat came into market Jnly 9Th, and solt
! for IS cents.
The Congregational Sabbath school is tC
have picnic at the Queen City Park, one o
these days
NJ Ii. Hosford. Joshua NJ. Dean ant
Carlisle Lewis are talked of for Montpelier
this fall.
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HoN. C. Ii. JOYCE among other engage
nents will speak at St. Adams, Thursday,
10th; Vergennes, Saturday, Nth; Ferris
burgh, Tuesday, Gath; Charlotte, Monday,
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legal Notifies.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United States for the
District of Vermont. In re George Ashley,
bankrupt, In Bankruptcy. No. s63. District Of Ver-
mont, S..
sIR-Notice is hereby given tha; petition has
been filed in said Court by George Ashley, Of
Milton, In said District duly declared bank
rupt under the Act of Congress oi March ri, 1856.
for discharge ard certificate thereof from all his
debts and other claims proyable under said Act,
and that the 5th Ia; of October, 1sSo at O'Clock
p. IN. before the Hon. Hryt II. Wheeler. Judge OF
said Court at the L. ;. Court Rooms IN Rutland
is assigned for the hearing of the same, when and
where all ere iitOrs who have proved their debts,
and other persons in interest, nav attend AMI
show cause. If any they have. whY the PRAYER OF
said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington gu the OH tIy OF AagCs!
1850. b. b SNALLEY. CLERK
lw3G
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1t has wonderful power Bowels. Liver an
Kidneys, What: ktdney-WOrt, try IT,
Aug 10 llyiy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-08-13

MOTHERS are delighted with PIrcuER's CAsToRI,
because II makes the children cheerful ana well,
and children almost cry for Castorla, because II IL
sweet. Wmd-colic, sour-curd, rash, feyerishnesl
and worms disappear with Castora in use.
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The voitnic Bel, Co., Marshall, Mich.

Consumption or debility in lis lrs stages PROMPT
Al arrested by Malt Bltters