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Dedication of the New Building and
Presentation of the Ward statue OF
Lafayette. June 26th. 1883.

ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Pres. NJ. II. Buckham, President of the
Day; Gen. VIM. Wells, Marshal
Procession will form at 145 p. M at the
square, the right in front of the Van Ness
House on st Paul street, and will march at
O'Clock IN the following order:
Platoon of police.
Marshal aud aids.
Sherman Band.
Battalion 18Th L. $. Infantry 1t. Col. VI. II. stacy
Battalion of students ot,he University, 1t. II. L.
p,,,,,on n. -, p pulneriy, L.. s. Av. ,.
a. d. Tenney.
Governor Barstow and stan. 7
President, Orators and Chaplain, :
Distinguished Guests. in Car
Trustees and Faculties OF the University, rlages
Mayor and Aldermen of Burlington,
Alumni, &. 4. Allen Marshal.
Masonic Bodies with Rutland Curnet Band, Gen.
7. 5. Peek Marshal.
Independent order OF Oh! Fellows, Gen W. W.
Sannard Post, q. A. r., W. Gibbs Commander.
.. 81: Joseph,s society, A: H. Dnhamel. Pres,
~ JOhh Baptlsle Society, Clement Beaupre, Pres.
Citizens.
The line of march will be up st Paul street
to College, up College to Prospect street and
round south end of College Park to the from.
of the University, when the Dedication and
| rc-laying of corner stone will take place with
the following exercises:
l.; Hymn by the students of the L. V. NJ. and S.
2. Introductory remarks by the President.
0. Relayng Of the corner stone originally laid by
General Lafayette, June 29n. ls25, with Masonic
ceremonies
A. Laying of the Howard corner stone of the re-
constructed University building.
8. Prayer by the chaplain.
g. Address by Right Rev. W. II. A. Bs5ell, Epls-
| copal Bishop OF Vermont.
II vcsansosVn,, n r
The various bodies and audience will Their
move to the platform in the College Park,
when the exercises attending the unwilling
and presentation of the bronze heroic statue
OF Lafayette, the gift of John p. Howard
Esq, Will take place, as follows:
| |. Music by the Sherman Band.
| lnyeiiing OF statue, by the sculptor, Mr.. J O.
a; Ward OF New York, with saues Of artillery aIil
military salute.
3. Presentation address on behalf OF Mr. Howard
by c, A. Dawson, Esq- OF New York.
| Z. Acceptance, by President Buckham.
.. Address by Judge John A. Jameson OF Chi
cago.
.; singing National ode, by Philharmonic choru
I. Remarks by Governor Harstow on the part o
the State OF Vermont, Mayor Morse on the part u
the city OF Burlington, and Hon. II. II. Powers o
Worthwhile on behalf OF the Alumni.
!, $. Singing Marseilles liymn, by Phharmoni,
.. Benediction by the chaplain.
The procession will then reform on Pros
pect street, and march in former order I,
Pearl street. down Pearl to Church anC
through Church street to the Square, when i
will dispense.
Half Fare.
The Central Vermont and Burlington an
Lamoille railroads will sell tickets at a
oints, TO and from Burlington good fo
S June Goth and eth, for half fare. Tn
, steamers of the Champlain Transportatio
Company and steamer Reindeer, will brin
A persons attending the celebration from par,
across the lake. also at half fare.
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Train Men Killed.

MISNRApoLIs, H., June Gothic Chicago
express on the Omaha line when near East
Minneapolis at p. M, to-day ran
over the track, owing to misplac-
ed switch and the entire train was
derailed. Engineer William Harrington
of this city, Baggage Master Roberts of Elroy
were instantly killed and brakeman badly
hurt. The train was running 40 miles an
hour when the accident occurred. A few
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Adherence of the Irish bishops.
THE MARK ELS.
Vermont markets.

Vergennes, June lG Prices lower but with mcdl-
um tendency as to iuctuation Butter l2 to Is cents
per pound, a very few extra choice lots bringing 10
cents potatoes 50 to ca cents per bushel beans,
slI5 to s2.25 pork, $3.50 to s.; beef, 81 to s. ;
veal calves, to 81 cents light weight spring
chickens, % cents.
New Haven June is: An average market, with
fair to good prices The butter bought was mostly
first class, and brought from Is to 81 cents ler
pound eggs, 10 cents potatoes, so 10 60 cents
veal calves, ~ to : cents light weight fowls, 10
cents per pound har, s. toslO.
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Central Vermont RaiIroad.

The annual meeting of the Central Yer
mont railroad company was held at st. AL
bans, Wednesday. The number of directors
was reduced from fifteen (Which has hereto
fore been the number to seven and the fol
lowing were elected-the same gentlemen
being directors of the Consolidated railroad
company Joseph Hickson of Montreal,
general manager of the Grand Trunk rail
road Is. p. Cheney of Boston, James r..
Langdon OF Montpelier, W. ii. II. Bingham
of Stowe, Ezra Ii. Baker of Boston, John
Gregory Smith and Il. G.. Smith of st. Al
bans.
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UTICA, June Is. lss3.

Statesmen are hoping that the market has touched
bottom and Will not go below l0kc u N, this sea-
son. but dealers feel very sure that 1t has not
touchcp the lowest point, and predict a lower
market no further away than next week.
The transactions of the day include the lowing
lots:
"a lots, 1913 boxes, al iOtc>l lots. J556 boxes, at
l0hc.; 10 lois, 1900 boxes. at lO.sc.: lots. 1852
boxes, lOH {; lois, 4Gl boxes, at IL &C.: lo', 3l5
boxes Al { u ID. Sales this week, / SIS boxes I;
commissions 2OI5 boxes total. l3.i nl boxes. iu-
ing price. 10y G. Transactions of corresponding
day last year 1868 boxes. the railing price being
lO%c u II. Two years ago they were l2, sci, at
l6c q N.
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whatit Did for an OIdLady.

tpshDct1n station. y. ! =, Dec. p, l515.
Gents-A number Of people had heen using your
Bltiers here and with market effect. aiy Of
over seventy years, had been sick for the past ten
years she IA | not been able to be around SIX
months ago he was helpless. Her Old remedies or
physicians, being OF no avail, | sent fprty-nye
miles and got a bottle Of Hop Bitt.rs. II had such
An effect on her that she was able to dress herself
anl walk about the house. After taking two
bottles more she was able to take care OF Ii own
room aud walls out TO her meghhoGs, and has I'M
proved all the time since. NV wife and chillreu
also nave derived great benefit from their use.
W. Il. HATHAWAY, AT, [ : EN. Go.
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sEvENTy.NINTH COMMENCEMENT
OF the University OfycrnOut ana state
Agricultural College

Agricultural College.
suspAY, JusE ~, 1883.
300 p. Ill. Baccalaureate Discourse by the Presi.
dent.
1880 p. IN. Anniversary Of the Young Men Chris.
tian Association. Address by Prof,
II d. Hitchcock, d. d., OF New York
City.
MONDAY, JUNE rs.
300 D. m. Address on the Life and Services OF the
Brown, of Utica, n. Y.
$500 p. m Medical College Commencement.
TUESDAY, JUNE 20.
900 g. III. Annual Meeting OF the PHI Beta kap-
pa Society, in Senior Lecture Room.
$3.50 a. m. Meeting OF Alumni at College Chapel.
lD:3U a. IN. Celebration of the Associate Alumni.
Grafton by the Hon; James Forsyth,
Ii D., Of Troy, n. Y.
1880 D. m Meeting of Medical Alumni AssOcia-
ton at Parlors OF College Street
Church.
300 p. IN. Exercises connected with the Unve-
ing of statue OF Lafayette, and the
Dedication of the New College Build
Ing. Addresses by Judge Jameson OF
Chicago and others.
1880 y. M Junior Exhibition
WEDNESDAY, JusE27.
1880 a. M. Procession from the College,
1880 u. IN. Oratons OF Graduating Class, Mas
ter's Grafton, ant Conierrng OF Dc
grees.
200 p. m. Corporation Dinner at the Van Ness
House.
500 p. m. Commencement Lcvcc OF the Presi-
dents House.
THURSDAY, JUNE %.
''uv a. H. Examination for Admission to the
o.n an" ( University, at the College Rooms.
Music
TO he furnished by the Howard Opera House Or
chcstra.
The Central Vermont, Misslsquoi, 81. Johnsbury
and Lake Champlan aud Burlington and lamole
railroad companies will carry for fare one way,
Free return certificates can be obtained of the see
rotary of the Alumni, or a. the FREE PRESS ONCE,
by all who-have paid full fare over the above.routes
TO attend the commencement exercises. Round trlp
tickets can be obtained on all OF the lake steamers
for fare one way during the commencement.
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UOtham, Y. H. JuIy II. 81
Gents-Whoeyer you are, don't Know bat
thank the Lori and feel grateful to you To know
that IN This world of adultera;el medicines there IL
one compound that proves and does all il adv r.
ts"s to do and more. -Four years ago had a sll mt
shock Of palsy which unneryel me Ia such IN
extent that the least excitement would make me
shake Ike the ague. Lat May was Induced to
Try Hop hitters. used one bottle, lint did not
any change another did so change ms nerves thai
they are now a. steady rs they ever Were. II used
TO take both hands 10 write, but now my cuOd
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manufacture a. honest and gOoi an article - son
10, Won VIII accumulate an honest fortune, and
confer the greatest blessing on your fellow n
that was ever conferred on mankind.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-06-22

The best baking powder is made from pure Cream
OF Tartar, Bcarbonate OF Soda, and small quantity
OF flour or starch. Frequently other ingredients
used and serve purpose in reducing the cost and
increasing the profits OF the manufacturer.
We give the Government Chemists analyses OF
two OF the leading baking powders
have examined samples OF "Cleveland's Super
Tor Baking Powder AMI Royal Baking Powder"
purchased by myself in this city, and md they
contain:
Cream OF Tartar.
Bcarbonate OF Soda
Flour
Available carbonlc acid gas 1901 per cent, cqul
valent TO llS.2 cubic inches OF gas per OF. OF Pow
der.
"Hoyal Baking Powder"
Cream OF Tartar
BlcarbOnate OF Soda
Carbonate of Ammonia
Tartaric Acid
Starch
Available carbonic acid gas i2.4o per cent equl-
valent TO ll62 cubic inches OF gas per OF. Of Pow
der.
Ammonia gas 0.+3 per cent, equivalent to IL. A
cubic inches per OF. OIL Powder,
Notc.-The Tartarlc Acid was doubtless Intro
duced as free acid, but subsequently, combined
with ammonia, and exists in thg Powder as q Tar.
| trate OF Ammonia.
Il. q. LOVE, Pm. d.
NEW YORK, JAsY lITH, 1851.
| The above analyses indicate a preference fol
"Clevelands Superior Baking Powder" and ou
opinion isthat 1t Is the better preparation. Hair
Journal Of Helih,
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Mrs. scovilIc's Name Changed.

CHICAGO, June 2O.-A decree of court was
entered to-day permitting Mrs. Frances
Maria Scoville, sister of Charles j. Guiteau
and divorced wife of George Scovlle, to
change her name to Frances Maria Howe.
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burlington Civil service Examination.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 20.-Dorman
b. Eaton of the civil service commission
will leave Washington for the North this
evening. He will hold examinations OF can
didates for appointment and promotion in
the civil service at the custom house at Bur-
lington, VT, July 3d.
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Anna Maria X rider wife OF Tobias 4. =.

Johannesburg. Juy -, ls,j.
This Is 10 let the people konw that !. Anna Maria
kridcr, wife Ut Tobias kridcr, am now pa-i seven
ty four years OF age. My health has been very bad
for many years past was troubled with weakness
hat cough, dyspepsia, general debility aal
constipation OF the bowels. ! was So miserable !
could eat nothing. heard of Hop B!tters and was
resolved 10 try them. | have only used lhi"r
bottles, and feel wonderful good. well and strong
again. My bowels are regular, my appetite lgoot,
and cough gone. ihink II my duty 10 let the
people know how bad | WAS and what the medicine
has done for me, so they can cure themselves WIN
1t.
My wife was troubled Tor years with bu'che..
mO'li-p1tchCs, fr"cklcs and pimpcS on ag lace.
winch nearly annoy thc life out OF her. She spent
many collars On the thousand infaulc O. cures.
with nothing bat injurious effects. lady friend.
OF syracuse, y. Y, who had had similar expert
enCr AMI hal been cured with Hop Bittcrs. induced
her to try 1t. one bottle had made her Lace as
smooth, fair and soft "a a child's aud given hcr
slch health that II seems almost a miracle.
MEMBER OF CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
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A Rich Lady's Experience.

travelled all over Europe and other foreign
countries al cost of thousands of dollars IN search
OF health AMI found II not. | returned dlScour-
aged and dsheartened, and was restored to real
youthful health ami spirits WIN less tlln two
bottles II Hop Bilrrs. | nope others may proht
by my experience and stay AT home
LADY, Augusta Me.
have been sick and miserable SO long, causing
my husband 50 much trouble and expense, no one
knowing what ailed me. was SO completely
dishelri"ued aul discouraged that got hOtil'
OF Hop Blitera and used them unknown 10 my
family ! soon began 10 improve aud gincl 50
fast that nv husband and family thought It strange
and unnatural, hut when told them what hat
hepet me, they said llurrah for Hop Biters. long
may ihe} ro-per, for they have made mother well
and US happy Tue MuFllEk.
My mother says Hop B.tters l. the ouly thing
that viii Keep her from her OH all severe AZ laChS
OF paralysis AMI headache.-Ep. OSirf'o >Ha.
IullingtOn. Mich, Feb. ., lS,o.
have sold Hop liiters for four Yeas AMI there
is no medicine that surpasses them for bilious
attacks, kidney complaints and many disease,
incident 10 this malaral climate
II. Y. ALEXANDER.
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CHEESE-Prices have not materially changed from
rates that We're paid last week. The Market It is
thought. however, Will he supplied with AN UNI
usually line stock OF cheese during the season at
fair prices. Feed Is splendid and cows are yield
lug well IN milk.
The following sales comprise the transactions
of the tlAy,
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MARRIED.,

TuORr-BRowSELL.-In Wllliston. June 5th, at
the residence OF the brides parents, by Rev. II. 4
i. Torrey. L. H. Thorp Of Mlillebnrv, and Mari
A., daughter OF Hon. Chauncey W. Brownell
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
A Notice ofInterest 70 once. se ekcr

Not1ce VI IHtVTest 10 Omce-Se ekerS,
There. will bc n competitive examination of
those wishing 10 enter either the customs
service in the district of Vermont, or any
department at Washington, held in the Gus
tom House building in this city on the fifth
day of July next at IL O'Clock noon. Blank
applications should be at once obtained from
the Office OF the collector of customs, and be
filled out and returned 10 HIM before that
date, when the applicant shonld present him.
self for examination without further notice.
Can't get drunk on water? Nonsense
go on yachting trip and see If you can't
6stOn Transcript.
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MANY invalids, including physicians, who used
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS after trying everything
else pronounce II the only real curative ever dseOr-
cred for all rheumatic diseases, and hest remedy
known for kidney, bladder, liver and stomach dis
orders. Send for proofs or medicine TO On. Ell.
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Please renew promptly and miss no numbers.
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In the case of II. w, Love of Rutland, &C.
cused of blackmail. the justice has rendered
decision discharging Mr. Love.
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Boston Markers.
"WEDNESDAY, June 20, 1883.
RREA

n, rLOIK-The Flour market continues very dun.
Inc sales are confined to small lots, as wanted
,o quote sales OF the various brands as
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HEsTATUE OF GEN. LAFAYETTE.
The Coming Unwilling of the statue
An Imposing Celebration,

The arrangements for the dedication Of
the new building Of the University, and un-
yelling Of the bronze statue of Lafayette, on
Tuesday of commencement week, are fast
taking shape, and the occasion promises to
be one Of the most notable and dgniiied Gel
ebrations on record in our city. The details
OF the occasion are under the general charge
OF committee of arrangements, consisting
of President Buckham, Col. II. L. Tutherly,
ii. 5. Peck, Esq, DR.. A. F. A. King and
G. G. Benedict. Gen. William Wells will
be marshal of the day, and will be assisted
by several aids. The exercises will consist
of a grand procession of National State and
municipal dgnitaries, military, civic soci-
cites, alumni and citizens relaying OF the
corner stone of the University, originally
laid by Gen. Lafayette laying of the corner
stone of the reconstructed ediiice; dedica-
ton OF the building, with prayer and an
address ;-unveing of the statue, by the
sculptor, Mr.. j. @. A. Ward, amid salutes
of artillery and military; presentation of the
statue, in behalf OF Mr.. Howard, by &. A.
Dawson, Esq, of New York acceptance
by President Buckbam address by Judge
John A. Jameson of Chicago brief remarks
by Governor Barstow as the executive Of the
State, by a representative of the city of Bur-
lington, and by Hon. II. ii. Powers as the
representative of the alumni and friends of
the University. These exercises will by inter
spersed with suitable music by the band and
singing by the Philharmonic society, and
students.
The President of the United States Hon.
Robert 4. Lincoln, secretary of war Gen
w. T. Sherman, General OF the United States
Army ; Gen w. S. Hancock, Commanding
Department of the East NJ. Roustau, the
French Minister, NJ. DeChambrun and wife,
the granddaughter of Lafayette, the Cover
nor and Ex-Governor of Vermont, the Mayor
and Board of Aldermen of Burlington, and
II large number of prominent citizens
throughout the State have been invited to be
present. The
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A Voice From the People.
Inc Greatest Curative Success of
the Age.

s 30 medi , introduced to the public has ever
nieu WIN the success accorded to Hop Biitcrs II
me world. Its marvellous renown ia MOI due 10 the
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winston, forsythe Co., N. c., March Is. l,sO
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your wonderful Hop Biters was tr0ublCd viii
dyspepsia for five Years previous 10 cominen"ints
tnc use OF your Hop Bltters some SIX monihs AGO
w cure rs been wonderful. am pastor Of he
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oi your btters. Very respectfully,
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OLD LApiEs OF THE HOWE or THE FnIryp,rss
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=, Henis-l nave ken not quite one bottle of the
a uop bl'ie,si was feeble Old man of Is when |
medicine ID. Roycr
Monroe, Mich. Sept. %. is75
Sirs-l have been 'aslng iiOp Biters fjr milan
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lyon have sick friend. whose lie IL a burden.
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SMITH lpg.
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DIR. A. Plat, Treaer OF Caronic Diseases.
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Their family medicine, ami 80 well satisfied
with It they VIII Use no other. one ally here has
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English sympathy Sought.

LONDON, June 20.--The Aalagassy embas-
sy,who are now in Paris, will return to Lon
don Immediately and renew their efforts to
obtain the help of English opinion in eflccting
an amcable settlement of the difficulties be-
tween France and Madagascar.
Adherence of the Irish Bishops.
LONDON, June 20.--llOst of the Irish
bishops have given thorough adherence to
the Popc's recent manifesto.
Bismarck's sickness.
BERLIN, June 2-Bismarck's condition is
worse. He is suffering from violent pains
of the stomach and his departure for Fried
richsruhc has been postponed.
Provisions for the Explorers
HAMBURG, June 20-The schooner &C.
mania sailed to-day for the Polar sea with
proviSSrs and instruments for the German
EXPEDITION which is now on its way to the
Arctic regions.
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The ceremonies of dedication will take
place in front of the. main building,
and the formalties attending the pre-
sentation of the statue in the College
Park, where platform for the speak
ers, which will also have space and
seats for number of invited guests, will be
erected. In front temporary seats for
thousand ladies and older citizens will be
arranged. The Sherman Band will furnish
the marching music. The various addresses
and ceremonies will be of moderate length
and all will undoubtedly be Of especial in-
terest and dignity.
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Order of Exercises will be Substantial-
~ as Follows:

. p. IN. Procession from Squarc-NIiltary Escort
of Battalion OF U. 5. regulars, Battalion
OF list ltegt. N. &. of Vermont, and Uni.
versity Battalion Governor and stan.
Distinguished Guests, Trustees and
Faculties Of the University, State officials,
and Mayor aud Aldermen OF Burlington,
IN Carriages Alumni. Grand Army OF
Republic, Masons, ODD Fellows, st.
Joseph's and st. John Baptist Societies,
and Citizens.
1880 n. m. Reaying OF the Lafayette Corner Stone
by q representative OF the Grand Lodge
OF Vermont, L. and A. VI. laying of the
corner stone of new building by John +.
Howard, ESQ.,, or his representative !;
Hymn by Students OF the L. v. NJ. Dedi-
caory Prayer by thc Chaplain, and al
dress.
$3.50 p. m. Presentation AMI Uuvelng of Statue,
In the College Park. National Ole by
philharmonic Chorus. Address by Judge
j. \. Jameson OF Chicago, aud other
brief addresses, closing with BenedlctlOn
Uy Chaplain,