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81 MRS. ELlpHALEr CASE.

iva. proud and haIowcd day,
That day of the oaen time,
When freedom rose, and oppre. sinn's sway
Was snurncd with resolve stbmci
when the holy scroll was pennel,
Th1tproc mcd na,.1n fee,
And the liz. long hopes Of dllntiuss band
Were pledged to Liberty.
Bu, yet twas gloomy hour
When The sacred bond WAS ven.
For they stood in the grasp of eian, power,
inl they saw uo nl b,t heaven.
Ye, away all fear vas hrlcd
Though the halter DER them swunr,
And calmly abro1l to he st1ri'ei world,
Their brave APPEAL was hnnr.
Thee were men with the youthful eye,
And men with the pa sled frame,
Yet alike each base II, etroAq and high,
Leorei up the holy fame;
And never one spirit qnailei
At the chance Of The couing fight,
For sacred purpose each heart had mailed
In more than earthly mi-ut.
FAME, fortune md friends thew cast
Aside a, one dash of TIE pen;
Then the scroll went forth, Ike trumTe; blast
To rouse tn, souls of men.
And the cann1a's thundsr.crv,
Doomed 10 those lofty words
AS the nation uttered her stern reply
from tn glare at slett,ss swoiia.
Thu swift from hillside and plain
Dashed forth living tide,
And the simmer grass, aad The bending grain
N!th noble binoi was ty.d
Ay nohl.r, than the warrior poured
Upon fame wrca'bed Marathon,
Ba'4cd the point of the h:,,.n.s sword
B.f1io the need vas wa.
Iia,k, the cannon on our bills!
Eu, it, shouts no strife proceun--
And the clarion SOM each valley ill,
With the a'eepuG PATRIOTS fame,
And his children, by the graves
OF Freedoms martyred dead,
Have sworn, that rather than I've as slaves
They vii seek o. low bud.
Where his living f7otarcps trod
Are tracks, OF glorious Iial',
And the dak green tuIf Of his battle sod
Lies fobod IN memories rohti
And the llfr.pulae mus; grow cold
In cen tn: degenerate heart,
Ere the lofty deeds, and the names ofolj,
As yalneless things depart.
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and she, innocent one, believed him wien
he said the rose and the lily should never be
separated.
Together they rovrd through the wild
woods and by the pleasant streams; Oft
when gliding over its clear waters, the gold
on moon and myriad Of brilliant stars their
only companions, he would cncllant her
mind with stories Of her own race; tell her
of the white maden's beauty, and vow be-
fore the Great Spirit that none cqualled
hers, none other could he ever love. The
simple Child Of nature listened, enrap,ured
with his every word, 50 sweet to her ear, 50
poisonous to her soul.
No cloud obscured the heart Of Violet
| Eye, bat he whose presence made 1t sun
shine soon tired, and under the pretrnce OF
rciing ornaments for her and the ohiel, ur-
grd lis departure, promising soon to return.
She doubted not his sincerity when hepress-
cd her to his heart and kissed away the tears
HAT noistcnrd her check. When gone, she
sought the onrIicst spot to ask the Great
''piii' for his safety.
Many months passed, and Violet Eye
looked In vain for him she loved. Her heart
saddrncd she no longer chrcrrd the young
warriors in their sports A; her ornaments
were thrown aside, save such as had been
his Gifts. The path they had troddcn when
his arm permitted not the slightest bush TO
touch her roughly, were now her iavori."
haunts. BY the stream on whose waves an
hour of even had been sweclrr than ages Of
tcll-talc day. she would now often pass the
night She found companonslip but
with the 'par, cold moon that her
heart seemed sick lh re Election Of Il bright
or past.
The chief saw the change wrought by the
white mans ireachery, and sworG rcv'nge
on lis race. Soon after he met with one
whose sword cruS>rd the ton,ahawk, and
sent his spirit to the happy hunting grounds.
Violet Eve saw the green sod placed over
him. and broken hearted, slrewrd the spot
with flowers. \ n,Ir time and she too WAS
gone from amidst her people. They mourn-
ed, but could not bring her back.
Rlv,nond. on returning to his friends, who
Suppressed him at nrghboring settlement,
$50 longer loved his fores, bride, aud never
referred to her but 10 hoas, Of his conquest
Five wears had passed, and the axe had
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Of u liAm Raymond, as now, for the fest
time, he really loved aud sued earnestly for
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FN&aTsS A SCE.

.. = 7 No
II HI. 80, c.rtl ~ hn- reed Agent the Il
L In,uIance Company OF Hartford Connecticut for
more Than Wcny year, past and continues 10 insure
acain,t ssss, ~ fire, and ali kin~ oflullna- and
personal properly, and will reeve applcn ions a.
hi Oil q IN Darlington, aul Immediately ,sue Police
for that p rpose a. a, iuV rate uf- premium, any
priva'e COMPANY can ;orl The TN oul ted re,poa-
IL lii, of thi> Company nsures ,at'y 10 The n.m-
rel. and their prompt, houura c. Al III era
IN the adjustment and pa ymcn Of lose. will e at
e>ted by all wnh whom they have hai occasion to
do business. WIN. A. GRiSNOLD, Agent.
Burlington, March l. 1914 40 If
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PRIME yy A.ys vsIDLJ Z;
IN NEW YORK.
To supply the City and Ineror Trade ~ the Piece
or Package,
Removed
From 1I3 Pearl street 20
II CEDAR STREET.

NEAR WILLIAM STREET.
7 FF & BREWSTER ave notice to the Dealer
\ in Inv Ho IL, hat hey have removed Their
WaTchrn q fer Ptlu'ej Cail"e x:Iusvelv, II 20
Pearl, "a 4 Z Cedar sire. Ey contn n their.
en'ion 10 Prints only l.. y b. are ena lei ~ cyhi'u
an assortment far >urpa sing any ever before rtict"'
in Anrr'ra-and to sell al prices a low and Gpneral-
" Lower than huu whu.e attention is divided
anCng large variety of articles.
The Stock con. Is ufsEvERAL THOUSANDS OF PAT
Terms ASH toLoRiNG,. embracing every carir'y Of
AMERICAN AND FORE GIN PRINT
In mar! e-1any 'tyes Of which are got mp ex.lr-
>lvey or heir own ale, and cannot lie had else
where, ey"cp' IN ,erond hands.
Dealers in Prints vii fin il for their interest to ex-
anime thu Stock efore ma ina Their purcha.e>'hey
Wi have he ADVANTAGE oi learning the lowest mar
kei prces-and comparing all the de>ra lie styles in
mar ei lie V i e.
ta'alngue Of Prices, correce with every variation
of the Naret, are placed in the hands of buyers.
April 8, Al. 40 If
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URICCs d UNnEHW"OO.
ATTORNE VS. AT Law, &c
SEEIl G. C~r>SI<. :.
w. UtRIBURT y,



L >or'ment #
FANCY 81 STAPLE DRY GOODS,
anon. which may e f,rul Il ltnu'lt i a-or'Went
I.,... Tor La i.c~ Dre.se.. Bonn az,nc., plain.
',-. Dr.. - an r-.-rl NJ. cline 49, lt''a., r''h
f .e.,rel Ilrc-S ST. plain bn'. an IL lIn'. Gro
- S,yi<. AMI cob rel Gro e Nao io.. Bonner : KS
Siperfne 81 zorine-. t., and Linen EauE.,
SWISS anil Cam rir Fda ng> aud lnsertin-> Fine
pmtv. Chanrclla Ncr,, Fancy II kf, ami Crar1f-,
Bonner and Other Rihlo vile Lace PLAIN and ig'i
Swi,> Mosljn,, AMI taWhrrS.
Plain Sa'in -trne All Dana,; De iaine Sh7wl>
relalne la Is. KllG We. List Thrral Ian / s no..
SILK Nuts and Glove, bIa,, and culorci Gimp, Net
Can. &c &c.
RROADCl OTHs, Plain and Fancy Ca.,imere-,
S,ttintt., Sun mtr Cashmere. pa n and col re-
Gam roun, Draw dE'e inen,, Krniu'l AMI Ham
ion leans French, lnrll AMI tmea'can Prn,>.
Morning Bali 1rinc, Lawns Tick, Fnnnel>,
era h; p L. Hats, l.. BonnrS. Leghorn-, tmhre'-
a< Para >ol> Twine Wick, Batting, and other things
100 numerous TO mention.
Also, A General Assortment of FAMILY GRocrRlES.
p S--Nr. jane w II ri mrs. W1Y lie found A.
the Above store where he will h-npy to wait unun
his frlen'e and others who may favor him with a
call. store directly opposite Mes. Lovely & Scy-
Dmrlin,'cn, MAY 10 lsii 49f
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ffDKFS.

" fP!S Ponqec n,ie' Ilan,'kerchieiS,
Il 25 o. ini.ati II linen 60
so II, z. G ngham Crdva's.
Is ~. Hcb | allan do
100 Il, q. Gotten Gloves, just received and 70
sale Y Villas d LOOMS Il Co.
June ). ~
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HOUSE TO LET.

THE suhscri er will let his large and commo ,ons
L BRICK HOUSE, situated opposite the Bank Of
Burlington, and on the corner Of Church and Bank
Street,, fer one or longer FERN Of years. The
house has cen occupied for a NUM- er OF years past
as boarding house, and /. well cacnlaicl to accom-
molae from twenty TO tiriy loar'ers Terms made
known ly application 10 the subscriI er and posses
sion given on the first day of May next.
WM. A. GRISWOLD.
Bnrnrton, Aprl 4, 1914. "A II
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SPRING GOODS.
4 large AMI Choice Assorimen' of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
jul re- 'cvcl from New Nrrk y
BOYNTON 81 BURKEl i.

EtArlN and Enrroi lerel Shawl, PLAN De Lane
> do, Muslin de Lanes, Frlng, GItnp, amt re, and
Muslin prln e. Lawns and Mnsin Alpine BONITA.
zines, Hosiery, Gl We, DC. -
200 PIECES PRINTS,
Choice Patterns, Very Lou.
Blecche aud Striped Shrtmg>, Ticking, Sall'hury
Fiannes, Plaid, Gineham,, Irish Linen, Brown
Holland, a large assortment of INNER Cloth ant
Gnmhruon- and varul, fanny article not meulIorei.
A very choice selection of BROAD CLUTIIs aud
NEsrINCs Groceries.
Molisse,, Brown Sugar. Loafdo, fouag Tyson,
Hv.un, Tyson SIX n, AMI Imperial Teas, Coffee, GIN
ger, Rlre Rai>ins, and Spwcs u all lrnl,.
trockery aud Class Ware, Nads, Salts, Flour and
Fi-h. ALSO -
VIII keen on hand good assortment of BOOT
and SHOES ol all kinds and work made 10 measure
by workman hat needs no reca lamentations.
Hines urgh, May 4h, 1914. 81 6n
NIB 10000 - Ft1FtR ard so NJ BIN
GILES wanted in * tapre for Coos's Of the high.
maT.e pnee. Also, ca. D paid for Cheese.
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SUGARS.

1OHHDS. St. Crox and Porto Rico sugar, 10
~ packages double refined loaf crushed and pow
derel sugar. ly SIRONGS & Co.
Tome A Ii
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a GOOD assortment Of Broad Cloths, Plan and
~ Fanny Cas- ,lmeres, Rich Nesllng,, Drap d f. e.
Twre T., "a uets 5 INNER uli', &C. al prices lower
than have leen sold in tbs place.
May %, 1911 L. Il. STANlFOkD.
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lJOrASll KETTLES, 80 and 800 gal ons. Caul
L dron do 80 as, 60 and 1870 gallons, very cheap,
NV 1871. go STRONGS Co.
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WILLISTON HIGH SCHOOL.

L mence on Wednesday, the 18Th Of Septeml er
with favorable auspices under the charge of j. LY-
MAS. A. NJ The long and >uccc>>tul experience of
the Principal as Teacher in lllah Schools, warrants
the ass rance that The Ihcs of thei connnitv will
be amply met under his supervision He has in his
possession large I1cr>cheian Telescope, an other
apparatus which he will for the enett of the pu
pll>. course Of Chemical and Philosophical Leg
lures will lie given, illustrated with experiments.
Special aten on will be eiven 10 those who ex-
pecl to ecomc Teachers.
TIl'ion the same a. IN other similar institutions.
Board can lie Obtained in respectable families on
reasonable terms. II is expe led that a large and
c0mmodous boarding house will be openei with spe.
ca reference TO the accommodation of student, from
abroad
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PORTRAIT PAINTING.

MIR f.. NJ. FIELDING, Portrait Painter has
INI taken a room at No. &c, American Hulc,
where he VIII lie happy to wait upon the people =
experience Of ten study aud practice 10 oicr
guaranty TO those who may desire 10 ub'an the Ike
ne~>es Of Themselves Or their friends in enGr.uL
form.
He Of conr>c viii ask no one o tale picture Whioh
does moi prove satisfactory. lie has had much
ce's II obtaining good Licensees, 10th in New York
AMI cveral ofihe Sonthcrn S'a'e., AMI Halter. him
self, That the inhabitants ut this village will lie si
ed wI'b his labor, IN the line Of Iii. art.
Specimens Of his painting may lie exam mel 1t
hi room.
Mr.. +. Offers for sale first rate DIeuerrcoiyrs
apparatus with chemicals, plates and cases IT, any
person who may wish 10 purchase them
Burlington, Jaly 10, 1878. 6
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HOME, HOME, HOME.

TT is well TO go and look abroad for an Improvement
l. of privileges but not to extent that will lose
us the sight Of local unmproved advantages. We
are all commercially engaged in furrhering the pro.
gress of the Rail Road TO carry our products and
probably trade off, to the tune Of on the road to
Boston" Now something should be Immediately
done towards making a road through broken pass
in the Green Mountains Mansfield peak, that was
apparently swept out by some mighty deugc that
made deep, almost TO unknown, mountain will
derness gorge where the most romantic road in the
world could be easily constructed, that would bring
wealthy productive portion of the great rich basin
10 Burlington thereby ensuring to us, and 10 the
CheSp Cash Store in particular, the trade of that
beautiful region, and concentrate the business at
HOWARDS
p. S. The above is no hoax talk bu, may and
will be reality within twelve month. A meeting
The subject will be convened at the natural
lasting Ice House in the above mentioned gorge soon
nfer election.
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AFRAID MERRILL
CHITTESDEN 60. Court
OF CHASCERY.I
May Term, 1914.

jonathan NoYEs.
WHEREAS, at this Term Of said Court, Arad Mer-
w rlll, OF Colchester in SAID County. filed his bIll
setting forth that Wesley az'eon of Essex, in sa d
County, on the 18th Of December, 1912, Icing IN
dele 10 the orator IN the sum Of lG2 dollars 50 cents,
specified IN note bearing late that day, for the
sad sun and nieres' payable TO the orator or order
IN one year from date in order to secure the pa, ment
thereof executed and delivered 10 said orator deed Of
me following premises in sad Essex, to wit: All
the lana on Lots No. SO and l07, which Samuel Ha-
zleon, late OF Essex deceased, conveye 10 said Wes-
lev 4az eton hv his will, containing ahou one hum
dred and twenty acres and to sald will recorded in
the office Of the Prof. ate Court in the county
OF Chn'enden reference is had" - which said
deed was acknowledged and recorded IN due form
OF law wlh a condition To sand deed annexed,
that if said Wesley Haz con, his heirs or a.
signs, shonld pay or can,e to lie pair! to said orator.
MS hers or assigns, the sum specific in sal note,
corning TO the tenor thereof. then said to T. void,
and otherwise in force. And further eI ing forth a
mortgage Of >ald premises from ad Haze'on 10 l.o-
rim Tyler for 800 dollars, ta'cl January Oh 1873;
ana iuriher .e'ing forth quit clam deed dated Jan
nary AN 1913 from said Hazleton to Jonathan
Moves, OF Licking County, Ohio, Of the premise,
ai"resa; and further ,er'ing forth that the said note
TO the orator had moi leen paid nor any part there
o., INT was then due and unpai, with great arrear
Of interest
And PRAYING that the said Weev Haz eton Lorin
lyer, and Jonathan Noye> might he decreed by the
court TO pay the sad sun OF money specified in >a
mole due 10 The orator, togerhcr with the int rest due
am 70 grow due thereon y certain day TO le LET lv
Conr and In default thereof hat id ia,or houd
h"inihe sad premises freed and DISCHARGED from all
equly Of redemption. right an tile II the >ald LA
Zlton, Tyler and Moves, their herr and and A. gnS.
And il Icing made 10 appear that >ald Noye- re.
sides without this State and has not had per- ona no.
tre OF The pen1ency Of aid hl II is or Tered that ihi,
cause continued 10 the next term Of Thu Court, and
that The Distance of tins bill e publ shed in the Free
Pres, newspaper published a, burlington, IN >ai
County OF Chrenlen, three weeks succe>>v,lv The
last OF said pnl locations lie twenty DAYS before the
next term of said Court
T.. A. STANSBuRY Dep Clerk
Burlington, Aug. 90 1914. I3y3
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At HOME

= HUNTINGTON would respectfully inform his
-. friends and the public generally, that he has re-
turned and he found his old stand on the corner
of Church and College streets aud would be happy to
see his old friends and customers and as many new
ones as NAV please TO favor him with their patronage
S. II. will give his personal attention to all calls
in his line, and hopes to make up for any remlssness
that may have occurred in his business during his alb
scnce. l2w6
August 22nd. 1874.
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Burlington, Aug. 90.
CHITTESDEN Co. CouRT.
May Term, lS14.
LYMAN BURGESS


WHEREAS, al this term Of said Court LYMAN
w Burgess, of Milton in sail County, brought
his action against jesse p. Carpenter, oiPenn>vlva
MA, declaring m assump-l for money paid, laid ont
and expended, aul demanding in damage, one hun
drel dollars. And II no, appearing that the SAID Car
pendtr has had personal notice Of the tendency OF
this suit:
Therefore, is ordered BY the Court that this cal>e
he continued 10 the next term thereof and that said
Defendant he notified Of this suit hv Publishing the
substance Of laid declaration in the Free Pres, a
newspaper published al Burlington, in sail Comfy,
three weeks excessively, The last OF said pub ca
tons 10 be twenty days before the next term OF this
Court f. A. STANSBJRY Dep Clerk
Burlington, Aug. 20, 1871. l2w3
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Chittenden Co. Court,
DAVID 4. SMALIEY,
DANIEL G. BARLOW and
~ n


Moan BARROW
WHEREAS, al the May Term of hi; Court, A..
w d. iSf5, David A. Small cy, # Burlington, in
said Comfy, entered his action in this Cour, against
Daniel 6. Barlow and Noah Barlow, both OF Nat
chez, in the ST lie of Mississippi, declaring ON a pro-
missory NOE da'ed al Narhtz, January Isl, 1910
for 81 $50 81, payable TO Joel Barlow or order one
day after date for vane received, which note was in
dor,e TO The plaintiff and the ,ail Daniel G. and
Noah no, having appeared either by themselves or
their attorney, and IT not being made to appear that
the said Daniel g. and Noah have had personal TO-
tlce ofihe tendency o. This suit:
Therefore, is ordered hy the Court that the said
cause he continued 10 the next term ofhi Court, and
that the Defendants lie nnii!ed thereof Lv Publishing
the substance of sad declaration the Free Press a
newspaper printed al B arlington, in said Comfy
three wees successfully, the last of said publications
10 be twenty days befor. the next Term ofhs Court.
f.. STANSBURY, Dep. Clerk.
Burlington, Aug. 90 18Th l2w3
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T.. A. STANSBrRY Dep. Cierk.
Burlington, Aug. 90, 1914. l3w3
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CHITTENDEN Co. Court.
May Term, 1914.
WHIPPLE SpooNER,
I.
CHARLES II. SWIFT. !
INU1u, NNTl

WHEREAS, WhippIe Spooner, OF Burlington, in
w sad Comfy, at this term ofihe Court. brought
his action against Charles II. Swift, late Of Hunting
ton, in >all Comfy, declaring a note dated 22d
November, 1888, for one hundred and ten dollars,
with interest, payable TO the Pan or order year
from date for value received; and it not appearing
that the said Swift has had personal notice of the
pendency of this suit
Therefore, it is ordered that the said cause he con-
timed 10 the Of this Court, and that The De-
PENDANT Re notified thereof by publishing the sub
stance Of said declaration in the Free Pres,
paper published in Burlington, in said County, three
weeks successfully the last Of said publications. to
he twenty days before The next term Of This Court
f. A. STANSBURY, Dep. Clerk.
Burlington Aug. 90 1874. l2w3
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WILLIST0N FEMALE SEMINARY.

THIS Department will lie under The charge OF
Mrs. LYMAN, assisted IN the instruction by her
husband. II i intended to make this department a
permanent and prominent Object. And il j. believe
that under The charge Of Mrs. LYMAN whose ed lca
non has been ac1 llred of the best Senarle>
of the land, erng her perfectly familiar with the
bet me hods Of instruction, the Female Seminary
Will lord advantages to yong ladies, ,ecOn1 to none
IN this part OF the STATE The Seminary wal |,
opened on The same DAY with the High School, AMI
will lie taught in the upper story of the Academy hui
dng,-lhe young ladies will have access to the Lee
lures, and 10 The Chemical AMI Phoso phica expert
ments.
THE Trustees oithe Wlisron High School and Fe.
male Seminary would inform the Public that they
nave secured the services of Mr.. j. LYMAN and Lady
who will devote their time 10 the interests of the In
sttutlon. As Mr.. Lyman has been engaged in teach
ING for about six years-as he is understood 10 be- n
thorough scholar beng graduate of Williams Col
lege, and also of Auburn Theological Sennary-and
ashe has the reputation of benp successful teacher
the Trustees have great confidence in recommending
the institution 10 the favor of the community. VIII
sion Is central for the whole County-is easily ac.
cesshe by siages-whch pass and repass daily from
all parts of the countrv-and is well situated for a
school of this kind We are determined to spare no
pains 10 make The institution permanent and every
way worthy Of the favor and patronage of an enght
enpd public
TUITION will be from three to five dollars per quar-.
ter varying according to the nature of the studies
pursued. II is expected that large and connections
Boarding House will be- opened for the accornmota
lion of students from abroad under the supervision o
n family well calculated snprrinrend such nm estah
lshment Private families alsn will be willing to ac.
commodae those who apply for hoard as far as is ir
their power, and on the most reasonable terms.
II is desirable that students, manv accounts
should enter n, the beginning of the though
they will he received NJ time. The prospect nov
is that large number will he in attenlanre mex,
quarter, and the studies of the quarter will br pursud
and conducted with spirit and surrc.s tn ,p,ryt
the most benefit from The Lectures and instruction
students should endeavor To begin with the begin.
ming. l.. q. BINGHAM,
HARRY MILLER
ASA B. MURRAY, STrustees
NJ COLE.
JIG. CilITTENDEN,
Wll>ton Aug Is, 1874.
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Clay Club.

The next regular Meeting of
the BURLINGTON CLAY
CLUB will be holden at the Court
House on MONDAY EYE
MING next, august 26.
The members are requested to
assemble punctually at SEVEN
o'clock.
E. A. STANSBURY, Secretary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-23
Burlington High School.

THE FALL QUARTER of this institution vii
commence September ID the Winter Quarter
Nov IS; the Spring Quarter, Feb "a {; and the sum
mor Quarter, Nav Is. Tuition, in the common Eng
llsh branches, $3.50; all else, S. so No eyertion.
shall he wanting 10 secure the highest culture of tn,
pupils and make the school every way worthy of III,
patronage Of the publir-Board can be Obtained If
good families at from S % 10 81 so per week.
CHS. c. PARKER, Principal
Burlington. Aug. lG 1871. llw2