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CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

snch .s Sore. WAX. Innamed Red, and wstery Eyesi
liberation and Inflammation OF tho Ear; Ringing
Eoiarp in Head; Sore Throat; Elongntion OF inc
ralCs Dizziness, Cloudcd Meiioiy, Leao OF Nervous
Force pepression OF Spirits, all carefuly and
scientifically treated with this remedy according 70
directions which accompany each bottle, or Will DO
mailed to any address on receipt of stamp.
Each package contains Dr. sanfords improved IN
Price ll Sold by all Wholesale and Retail pruggsts
throurhout the United States and Canadas. WEEKS
PoTTER General Agents and Wholesale Druggists
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Pain and Weakness

Paln anu " tdnHts5
cannot exist where they are
nlpplied. They vitallze,
Strengthen. aud support
Weak and Painful Parts
cure Chronic Ailments ana
Diseases of the Liver and
ions from the Blood, and thus
rue. Malaria and Contagious
the Stomach and Digestive
over the pit OF the stomach
i. Bilious Colo, Cramps and
IL 1872 IN. thuSw lmflynrn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-02-27

The CUTIcUEA REMEDIES are prepared Oy W eess
& f-vtter Chemists and Druggists. $50 Washington
Street, Boston. and are for sale OT all DRUGGISTS
Price Of CUTIcURA. small boxes. 50 cents; large
boxes. 81 90 REsoLvEST, 500 per bottle. CUrr-
CUnA soar % cents per cake; by mail, 20 cents
rhrna cakes Is cents.
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J. ii. GoULDING,
Drnnrtmeut Com

during the year earney, East Walling-
ford, and c. ii. joyce, Poultney. The conf
mittee-Comrades Redfcld Proctor, John
A. Sheldon and James Ii. Dyer-appointed
at the last encampment to ascertain the
names and location of all unmarked soldiers
graves in Vermont, made the following re-
port
REPORT OF COMMITTEE on UNMARKED GRAVES.
In response 10 our circulars We have received
and answered more than three hundred letters.
OF the hundred and fory-one (2ill towns IN the
State we have received reports from only one nun
dred and TWENTY-FIVE and OF these one hundred and
twenty-five towns. only nincty-three (9S) report
any unmarked soldiers graves Inc aggregate
number of graves reported Is TWO huhdred anu
twrnty-seven ,9asl We did not close our report
and forward 1t until nearly slX months after the
time specified in circulars. and a majority OF
graves were reported during that time,
The towns reporting the largest number oil graves
are as follows Cambridge, q Tunbridgc =; Hoeh-
ester and POultney each; Worcester, :; Dorset
and Woodstock, each
Post Roberts OF Rutlan1, and Post Stannard oil
Burlington a few years ago al their own expense.
had headstOncs placed ut all unmarked soldiers
graves In their several towns and possibly some
other POSTS did the same.
The committee feel that they have done all IN
their power have the last resting place OF Their
dead comrades properly marked, that nowhere
within the borders OF our grand old commonwealth
should any of her patriotic sons who served her
and the Nation well from u 10 Is sleep IN I'M
known graves.
ports whatever many of them the mos; pnpuOus IN
The state the committee are led 10 the belief that
the sccctmcn of those towns are very careless and
unpatrlotic IN neglectng 10 do their simple duty In
this matter. We have the acknowledgement oil the
receipt of our report from q. VI. Gen. Meigs. and
the assurance from him that the heIdstoncs VIII he
erected early the coming summer.
REDIIKLD PROCTOR.
JoHS y SHELDON,
n DYER
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on cost. The agent reports TWO OF thfee places
where liquor Ia sold illegally
The report was accepted.
The convention proceeded 10 nominate u
County Commissioner. Mr. John I.iscum
presented the name OF VIM. B. Lund OF
Burlington and Hon. T. ID. Mason presented
the name Of Albert Town. A ballot was had
resulting in the nomination OF VIM. B.
Lund On motion the county committee OF
last year were re-appointed. viz. Ira W..
Sayles, c. 7. Currier and Alncy Stone. The
following town committees were appointed
for the year ensuing:
Burlington Charles Storrs, Henry Green,
n. b. Flanagan, ID. Crane, ii. o. Wheeler.
Bolton-S Deavitt, j. A. Beers Edwin
Cotton.
Charlottc-B. H. Taggart, W. Higbee,
J. W. Bradley
Colchcster-J. X. Forest, A. X. Morton,
L. F. Burdick.
Hinesburgh Perry r. Miles, j. II. Allen,
Frederick Mack
Huntington W Sayles, E. T. Judson,
o. A. Ellis
Mlton-C 5 Palmer, jesse Gloyd, E. II.
Lane
Richmond Stevens, c. f. Green,
Jabez Jones
Shelburn Edgar Nash, F. Weed, J. b.
Sutton.
South Burlington. f. Smith, A. Kim
ball, John Williams.
ST. Georgia.. Lawrence. ii. 8. Joslin
Z. Isham.
Underhil-Alfred Blcknell, J. ID. Elmer
son. q. G. Dunton.
Wcstford- Allen, Harmon Macon
Der, Albert Partridge.
Willison-T. G. Narramore, Jason Clark,
Wesley Metcalf.
No other business appearing, on motion
the convention adjourned.
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BExxIyGToN is probably the most heavily
taxed and dcbt-riddcn town in Vermont.
Tue whole amount Of taxes levied upon the
town for the year 1873, including State
town and special iowa taAes, was about S46,-
10000 The whole amount collected and
paid into the town treasury on the lax bills
of 1879, was about $50, 900 co: and in addi-
ton to this. there has bceen about Sc, 10000
collected on the unpaid bills IF former years,
making in all between So, 10000 and $40,
10000 collected. The entire population of
the town is only about $500 50 that the
taxes collected amount to sir dollars per
capitum.
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The fee of doctors Is an item thai verE many per
sons are interested in just ar present We believe
the schedule for visits is $500, which would TAX a
man confined TO his bed for year, and In need OF
daily visit over 81 900 year for medical attend
ance alone. Aad one single bottle Of Hop Btters
taken in time would save the 81. 600 and all the
wears Sickness Feb 16-deod6w3w
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chittendea County Temperance Convention.

The Chittenden county convention to
nominate a County Commissioner was held
in the rooms of the Young Mems Christian
Association, in Howard Opera House Block,
in this city on Wednesday. the 18th day OF
February The convention was called to or
der at II a. H., by c. P. Currier OF the
County Committee, and organized by the
choice of E. A. Fuller as president and T.
P. Currier as secretary. On motion OF Hon.
Z. D. Mason all temperance men present
from auy of the towns in the county were
admitted as members Of the convention.
The County Commissioner, MIR. Albert
Town, submitted his annual report Tor the
year ending, Jan. 81, 1880, as follows;
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INISIxE ACNpEN'

The Sprinc Term will bcstn on Thursday. Fat +
ury % lSSn Board from - 10 - 40 per wee
For catalogues. address, J. :. SPAULDlNC,
Febi. dSwsw Barre, ",
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ON so DAYS TRIAL

w, will send our FL Ft'T RO-NOi ~, HEiIsund
ether Electric Appliances up"u traI DO. go tllv-
thusr suffering from Nervous l"Nia'.. .ltuuHf
tIsm PARALYSIS or any disease OF Be- I"N" Hr h.l
Nrys and inany other diseases. \ .i...... -'s
an:yoL or no pay. Address. VOLTA. Hii. CD.
Marshall Mica gau-feb t.'iN@+U
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OYSTERS

ODcntd ftsh every day IN BOSTON, % cIs pr elIIoh
PROVIDENCE RIVER OYSTERS
- cents per gallon
Other dealers open their oysters In NntIllk' va
making them i've or SIX DAYS old when lieN 90 rive
IN Boston. NORFOLK OYSTER ~
- Csuseway. 1879 81. Market So. Boston. Mass
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No FAMILY should be without 'Tls PEOPLES Med 4
ical Adviser" Il2 pages sent on receipt OF - cents
By Dr. BATE. Is Park Row, New York AdTice fIee
Dec %. 'deod&wly(i th)
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AGENTS. READ THIS '

We want an Agent In tins CrUi'' -''iu w
will pay salary 81. $500 PET mouth e. . N-lscs 10
sell our wonderful lnVt ntlnn- S1iul 'frt- Ae.
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igan-Feb i.'dAw4w
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COLLINS
yalIsc gsas ELEcRl
fiAsTERS

kidneys: absorb Pois'
prevent Fever and Ag
Diseases stimulate
Organs when placed
and prevent Dyspepsi.
Pains.
An
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
CALL FOR A
National Republican Club
Convention.

HDQRs. You've MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB }
OF INDIANA,
indianapolis, August II, 1880.
For the purpose Of promoting the organi-
cation of Republican clubs and increasing
their membership and influence, it has been
decided to call National Republican Club
Convention to meet in the city of Indianap-
oils, Ind, on
Wednesday, the 18th day of September,
A. ID. 1880.
at ~ O'Clock A. NJ. This convention has been
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with the chairmen of a large number Of Re-
publican State Committees.
Each organized Republican club. Young
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thur campaign club is requested to send one
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The Republican press of the country is
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such notice rs its Importance demands.
All inquiries for information and other
communications relating to the convention
should be addressed to Thos. N. Nichol, In
dianapols Indiana
JOHN O. HARDESTY.
Pres Young Mems Rep. Club of Indiana.
CHAs. F. RoHBISs. Secretary
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PROVERBS.

"The Richest Blood. Sweetest Breath
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= little Hop Bitters saves big doctors
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There are more cures made with Hop
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when the brain is wearied the nerves
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THAT low, nervous fever, want of sleep
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The Hop Cough Cure and Pain
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8 8 q q q q q 9 q 8

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Town Of Donaldsonyille.

JUTE PLANTlNG.-Mr P. V. Ducros
of the Pecan Grove plantation has
proved beyond cavil the adaptabi]ity
of our soil and climate to the success
full cultivation of the jute plant. He
has cultivated several acres, which
presents healthy appearance, and
inspires a more extensive application
to forward this new industry. We
are Of opinion that it would,p bet
ter to raise jute than corn that it
will yield better rewards on account
Of the facility with which it is titled
and its nature to surmount weather
drawbacks.-St. Bernard Eagle.
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Inventors employing attorneys famil-
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Any person who will take the
trouble to read the proceedings of the
different ward meetings Of this parish,
held last Saturday, will very quickly
discover that St. Mary, Mr.. Acklen's
home, repudiates him.-Morgan City
ReUieU.
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REVENGE Internal Revenue Col
,,lector Marks yesterday had Marcclin
Ledet arrested for violation of the
revenue laws for failing to vote for
him for Congress) and taken down to
New Orleans to undergo a course Of
sprouts. -Ihibodnur Sentinel.
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DONALDSON WILLIE, Ia.
Mandatory OF Strike Pans, Evaporating
Pans, CHARTERS, Juice Boxes, Syrup Tanks,
Chimneys and Breechings, Force and Lift:
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Steam Trains put up and fully guaranteed
Also keeps on hand a full supply Of Steam
Ganges, Iron Pipes and Fittings, for steam
and water use.
Mr.. Billeisen begs leave to refer to the
following named planters who have used or
are still using his Strike Pans:
Elmer BADER, Iberyille.
d. r. CARROLL, /"
LEMANN & BAILEY, Ascension.
LEM ANN & LUM, /"
LEMANN e. SON, /"
SEYMOUR g. CO., ."
JOHN REUSS, /"
JAMES TELLER, /"
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HON. TAYLOR BEATTIE, Assumption.
A. j. SHARP,
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AGENTS LIFE and Adventures Of
WANTED. JESSE rss JAMES.

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No Good Preaching.

No man can do a good job of work,
preach good sermon, try law suit
well, doctor patient or write a good
article when he feels miserable and dull
with sluggish brain and unsteady nerves !;
and none should make tho attempt in
such condition when it can be so easily
and cheaply removed by a little Hop
Bitters. See other column.
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Eighth Senatorial District.

Comprising the parishes Of Ascension and
st. James.
State Senator, Richard SHINES,
Convent P. o.. st. James parish, La.
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AMENDED EDITION. 1880.
Louisiana Magistrate
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1onalosonbille Gbief.
Two Dollars Year.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Twenty-Second Judicial District.

comprising Tie PARISHES ~ AsctHslon dnu
st James.
District judge. -Jno. A. Cheevers,
District Attorney..-FB B. Earhart,
Post-ofice address, DoDaidsonville, La.