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THAD. STEVENS CoNFrscATroN Doc
TRINE.-A despatch from Washing
ton says:. .u ,i ...i ~
Leading Republicans are ,tele-
graphing here. from different sections
Of the North, their repudiation lof
Thad. Stevens confiscation doctrine. 3"
We do not SEQ why ''leading Re-
publicans" should put themselves to
that trouble. Able and eminent as
MIR. Stevens is, his confscation speech
awoke no single. echo in Congress.
And his recent letter serves only to
render more palpable the truth, that
Henry Wilson, in his speeches ut tin e
South, utters the sentiments of ut
least nine-tenths of the Republican
party.
In a single contingency, only, do
Mr.. Stevens peculiar views threaten
to assume importance. Should the
Democratic minority in tho present
Congress serve his ends as thoroughly
as they did in the Inst, ho may be able
somewhat to impede the admission of
members from the States soon to be
reconstructed. Thus the conditions
of restoration were rendered far more
onerous to the el-rebels than Il ma
jority of the Republicans desired and
prescribed. We have n strong hope
that this "littIc game" Of the two
extremes will not be repeated
Ne,o York Tribune.
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A vegetarian society is formed in
Dayton, Ohio, its director being =
woman who has lived OH vegetables
for sixteen years, and who looks ns IL
she had.
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ADMINISTRATOR 8 NOTICE.

DERSONS indebted to the estate Of the
Il late G. r. STARTLING, will make pay
ment OF the same to the subscriber; per-
sons having demands against the estate,
will-hand them in rs soon as possible, pro-
perly attested. JAMES G.. GIBBES,
april 10 limo Administrator.
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ELECTION NUTIUE.
CITY CLERKS OFF

COLUMBIA, April 2G, 1867.
A ELECTION will be held by tho City
N Council, on TUESDAY EVENING, the
7th of May proximo, for CHIEF OF PO-
LICE. Applicants for the position will
iile their applications, naming their suro-
tios, at tiiis Office, on or before that date.
BY order of the City Council.
April 2S j. s. MCMAHON, CITY Clerk.
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Correspondenca

"A LII COMMUNICATIONS intended d for
IN Brother b. RUSH CAMPBELL, (the
Grand Lecturer of tho Grand Lodge,
should be directed to tho caro- OF w. #.
Walter, Columbia, S. c., until otherwise
ordered. April 23
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Bill for Foreclosure of Mortgage.
SOuth CdrOtind-Ri Richldnd District.

IN THE COURT OF EQUITY.
Charles NJ. Fnrman, Trustee, vs.. The
Greenvillo and Columbia Railroad Com
pany.
N pursuance of the decretal order in the
IL above stated case, the creditors OF the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad Compa-
ny, holding bonds, with couponsattached,
secured by the mortgage executed by the
Company January 18, 1864, and all credit
ors having an interest under the same, are
hereby required to appear before me, at
my Office, on or before the thirteenth day
Of June next, to prove their demands
such creditors to contribute to the OK
penses of the proceedings now instituted.
ID. b. DESAUSsURE, c. i. T.. d. .
.May3 +
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BATcHELOR's TtATI, DYE.-Thi

BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-This
splendid Hair Dye is tho best in tho world.
Tho only true and perfect Dye-harmlcss,
reliable, instantaneous. No disappoint-
ment. No ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown. Remedies tho ill Objects OF bad
dyes. Invigorates the hair, leaving IL soft
and beautiful. The genuine. is signed W.
liam 4. Batchelor. All others are mere
limitations, and should DO avoided. Sold
by all druggists and pcrfumers. Factory
81 Barclay street, New York rs Beware
OF counterfeit. Dec II 1y
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MIR. w. MILLER says:

I IITISBCRO, september i, lSOO.
Messrs. Iiostette': & Sn,ah, PGtSJmy, Pa.
GENTS: think nm, only doing the part
OF good citizen when 1 testify to the
great benefits received by mo from the use
of your STOMACH BITTERS during thu
last five years. Sojourning for time in
the oil regions, in 1861, had severe
billions attack, which, in connection with
dyspepsia, loft me in very weak condi-
tion. WAS advised to try your Bitters,
and, having procured bottle, found that
they worked like a charm nppn mo, eight
pounds having been addoii TO NV weight
in the space Of ono week, and new life
seemed to have been infused into my sys-
tem--so much 30, that I have been iti-
duced to use them every summer since
that, time. AS tonic, think they are
invaluable.
THIS summon, having had similar
attack, (and as before, much rcduced,)
although under the treatment of an A No.
physician,iI I was again obliged to havu
recourse to the old Dittcrs, md with tue
same good. result, having gained six
pounds within a few days. ! purchased u
half dozen bottles few weeks since, and
purpose. to iIso them regularly as q tonic.
you every SUCCESS, i rom ain
yours, gratefully. WILLIAM MILLER.
April "a re
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ALONZO REESE. Barber.

HHONAV NCESE, OdTUtr,
IINAKES pleasure in informing his old
Il patrons, and tho public generally, that
ho can be found at tho Barber Shop con
nected with tho Central Hotel, where ho
Will be most happy to render them any sor-
wee they may require in This line.
April 4 trg .,t..'tVi limo
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!, SPECIAL NOTICES.,


- 'THEcongregation OF the Baptist Church,
in this city, having kindly loaned tho use
Of their house ofworr.,ip to the congfcga-
tionof Christ Church for evening service,
on alternate Sundays of every month, COM
mencing with Sunday afternoon, May 8,
in6tiee is hereby given that the service of
the Episcopal Church may be expected
there THIS AFTERNOON, beginning at 4
o'clock. The public are invited to attend.
j. M. pRINGLE,
Rector Christ Church and Missionary.
( Mays
. THE public esteem in which PANK-
MINIS HEPATIO BITTERS aru held, is
another proof of their excellence ~ Il
Tonic. They are recommended by pbysi-
clans generally, and have never disnp-.
pointed those who have made use OF them
They give sure and speedy rclierin nausch,
sick headache, dyspepsin and all similar
complaints. For sale by all druggists.
April IA m1y Dl. c. II. Mot. Agent.
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BEWARE OF THAT COUGH"

ENHE changing season is productive of
i many afiiictions of tho lungs and
turo telling You to beware Of the danger of
neglected cough. For all kinds Of cough
and affections of the lungs, use STAN
LEY'S COUGH SYRUP" 1t will cure yon.
Begin at once. Don't delay. Go to FISHER
\ HEINITSiI, and ask for "Stanlcy's."
They are the prOprietors. Nov9
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Agricultural and Horticultural I'M
plements.
.At he Sign Of tie Golden Pad Lock.
A LARGE SUPPLY of the above, con-
"a sisting in part of PLOWS, HARROWS,
FAN MILLS, GRAIN CRADLES, Scythes.
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters.
ALSO,
Pruning Saws and Knives, Ladies' Gar
den Tools, in setts and pairs; Transplant
ing Trowels and Forks, Spades, Spnding
Forks, Rakes, Hoes, Lines, &c. Iii store
and for sale LOW for CASH by
April ra JOHN C. DIAL.
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Country Flour.
VNHREE THOUSAND pounds GOOD
Il COUNTRY FLOUR, in sacks. for sail,
by FISHEK N I;OWRANCE
Mayo

20 Per Cent Below Cost,
NNHE remainder of our stock of DRY
Il GOODS, consisting Of Brilliantcs,
JaGenette, Mouslins, Borcges, Combrics,
Table Doyhes, Napkins, &c., &c .I
Also our entire stock OF BOOTS AND
soon and get fit.
April 26 FISHER & LOWRANCE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-19

TuE CLOSING or rHE EUN-sHors.-Ihe little
question Of our correspondent w, who is
a worthy and respected citizen OF Burlins-
ton, seems to have thoroughly stirred up the
Timss The sweet temper Of its reply
shows clearly how delighted our ueighbor is
with the recent shutting up o! sr1Eger-
les in tins city. VIVA; can be pielsauter
than the spirit Of such remarks as these,
from the Times editorial Of tins morning ?
Can ''W' tell the TINES whats the matter
with the ProhibitoTy Law that alter more than
fifteen years Of experience, "W'' should ind one
hundred rum shops in this city demanding sup
preston The incredulity Of the Tines res
pecting the practical worth Of the Prob htory
Law Is excslently justified out Of the mouth Of
this wise Wv - "W' evidently thinks that
zone swallow mskes q SUMNER that every
twi;ch q corpse gives when you apply the gal
vanic current, is an assurance that the 3c-f are
really raised into life, that Lazarus is actually
come forth" Years Of open sale are succeeded
by week of prudent restraint OF "seoret labor
and Nv ?" and his virtu0us associate enemies Of
ali cakes and ale" other than their own, are
Wild with delight
II pubic opinion i ~ iav0r OF the law WY
is II necessary for the Protective Association"
10 sku!k behind an anonymous notice, or Why is
there sny ned Of the association ~ all?
The Protective Association have actually
advertised the weakness Of their law in scknovl-
edgiug that the law is good for nothing without
the AID OF secret smelling committee, who re-
specially solicit society in general ''to fat them
On the right SCENT
Really if "W'' is one Of 1.-The twenty" be
ought, il he sincerely believes in the reality Of
his temperance triumph to publish the nsmts Of
the rank and file OF his cold water company,
Tor surely "a nobler fea; Of arms was never
wrought Ia Christendom. HE task achieved,
ms duty done, nothing remains for "w" than
70 announce his name and age, 70 leave a look
Of nj: hair at the Mayors Office for the ''city
PsuologisI, should we ever fad a political
prophet reliable enough to 6ll such an Office.
and nations will rise up and call him blessed
who is thus able to announce that the teuples
oi Bacchus have absolutely closed doors for one
rhoic irsei'
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The.. were burglars in Bellows Falls --.
week Tuesday. o. B. Arms lost $40. .al
Id. Huri $50 and bis watch. I
other attempts 90 "c-aak' houses Weseu--.
tlt failed.
GEORGE foster, OF sharon, committed -..
cid. by hanging on Wednesday the 10 ...
lie had te,a in POOR health for some au.
nm. Ees1le,' euuy-comb shop q. pal.
ue- waz burned ls., week Thursday, la..
caught dlc in Tie iaTanninz room i-.- ..
sa4 arising from tie process Of heaul=
-lran before application. The rest ,:a
rlo- factory was not injured. No insg.-.
I5s- ab5ut $1,000. The FIRE deparlmsa.
P5llney turned olt, armed. the orr sage
with their fuu equipment, consisting Of pals
anI iron l.ane. ps.s, few tcy iron Fa.-..
Ggi o.ea,-.
l.. o. Greene, OBJ Woodstock, has aigea.,
commenced re-tuilIirg Tire S'u.fvi o..e.
burned the a.h5r Day.
Another body Tar,.agy leriael BIAS been
,zlumeI at Pitt-.arl. in the course Of re-
moysl ogtle grave yard. o.. as thought by
some professional gentlemen that the petg,-
factions have been caused ly the Teaching
lime stone rocks uI .u tao remains.
a Tau-hsr has taea seen pl1vling abJa.
the premises Of Al-. Inland Smell. about ;wo
miles south Of Ludlow.
Mr. Henry D. Foster has become thccit-
Of the Black River Transcript
The American Agrculturist for April o..
@ portrait Of the premium South-down Ran
No. 10, owned by Ama-l Bemis G Saa.
South Burke, Vt
The Otter Greek Marble Company Of Bria-
don, is getting out surface blocks OF white
s;atuary marble, measuring eight feet long,
4 feet wide, and q feet thick,-a fact never
before recorded in the history u Vernon.
quarrying. it is said. The marble Is Of the
very best quality
\ little child Of C5rliss Ilu,cbins Of East
Riehiord, was seriously injured On Tuesday
last, by falling backwards into q kettle Of
boiling water. Its recovery is very doubt
f1l
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Across TIE LAKE.-The Single Mil Of
V. \. Wood < Co., at West Chazy, was
burned on the 27,h ult.
An extensive revival is in progress in the
NJ. E. Society at Moriah. Twenty-Five con-
versions are reported.
solomon Poland Of Champaign, went the
other day to " the line" Tor some LIQUOR
'' FOX his wife" lie was drunk when las.
seen, at midnight that night, aud fears are
entertained that IN attempting to reach
home he ventured upon the ice which bad
not then left the river, and was drowned.
Two boys Of u to Ia named Rowe and
Costello stole two watches, valued at $50,
from iewelry store in Rouses POINT, last
Tuesday. They we're nabbed and hand.
cufed but on the way to jail one slipped
bis hand through the shackle and escaped.
The Head Quarters Of the Forty-Secend
Regiment Veteran Infantry has been fixed
at Plattsburgh, and the commanding officer,
Gen. McIntosh, has arrived, with his staff.
IL. D. Witherell has broken ground for
new brick hotel in Plattsburgh, which will
be completed With all despatch.
The residence Of Oscar F. Blinn Of Reese
Vile' was destroyed by FIRE the 18th instant.
The Monday previous he effected an insur-
anee on his house Of 81 900; but his loss is
$4,000.
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INoESDnRIEs II VIRcENYEs.-The grocery
and provision store of Mr.. D. A. Melvin in
Vergcnnes, was discovered to be on fire
about 10 O'Clock on Wednesday night last.
by the watchman in Hayes Falardo's man
uactory. The alsrm was given and the Ere
exunguished.
The fire was incendiary, beyond doubt, as
it vas found box Of shavings soaked IN
kerosene had been put outside the door. and
kerosene poured around, and fred The
flames did not get through the door before
they were extinguished, however; had the
fire got hold inside lad cOnHagration
would have resulted, as a barrel Of kerosene
stood but few feet from 1t. The people of
Vorgennes are naturally little stirred up,
about the matter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-19

The President has pardoned Z. & ysr-.
late rebel Governor Of North Carolina.
Among the passengers By the Great Ei-,.r
were Cyrus ". Field, Mons. Du CAallu. I'll.
celebrated African traveller, and Bj.t,
jackson Of Iowa.
The Senate res reconsidered it, g,..f .
iec,ing Gen. Meredith and confrm,i t.
nomination.
Governor Salisbury has appointed J-
A. Bayard Of Wilmington, Z. s. Senate,
fill the vacancy caused by the death Of w.
Riddle. lie was Mr.. Riddles pretecsss-
and resigned because he wouldn't take g..
ta5,-0ath
Prss5SAL.-We ATE pleased 20 le-sl g.. .
MAJOR Harry BEownson, lately CLERK 40
Office Of Machinery Of the p. ". & B.R.E.
at wilmington, Del, has received tlct-
possible appointment Of agent Of DE De-
ware Z. r., at Cu=Geld. Del.
Major David Z. CoIbin has been app ..,...
United states District Attorney for N..
Ctralina. Maj. Corbin received his aoai.a.
i,sI education q. the High School in B--
I.a...a. and graduated from DaItmCa.
COLLEGE in 1850. lie was appointed ca.
taiH ai Co. C.. Third vermont Il, CINE.
,-.s saror7rv wounded at the battle
savage Station, and Afterwards wa' a-
pointed to Majority II the Veteran Re
serve Corp=, wherein he served up TO CID.
time Of his prescn. appointment.
r,l,s Pejes,d and George II. CLau-
.,,,.,I ,r the United States government
r---r. t.r, ts,, presented t, oa.-
-,
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Avery Important Announcement.

The Attorney General Of the United
States, On the hearing upon the Mississippi
petition ior injunction against the President
u restrain him from the execution 0, tie
Reconstruction Acts, gave the Supreme
Court plainly to understand that the Presi-
dent would not submit; 10 4 demand which
would subject him to the process Of sub
runa. compel bis attendance and bring him,
as President, within the power Of the Court.
The Attorney General also declared the
suit to be one 81 not fit TO be brought,
and which no Court in the United States can
for one moment Sustain" That is putting
it pretty strongly, and correctly for
aught we know but that was not the an
nouucem,nt Of chief interes; made by Mr..
Stanberry. I" 1t is," added the Attorney
General, d" with the appreciation, advice and
instruction of the President that | appear
here to make this objection. Although the
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In Westford. March nth, Frederick Coos, o.
50 years.
He carried tie brick ant mortar O. ta..i ~
South College, L. v.M
Inwsstford Aprn =. Ayery Barti,s, AZ '.
years.
A native q Rhode Island AMI one Of ths 'ii'
settler Of westioTi.
In westfori, April il,h. Jacob Mas1mhsr. i-'i
81 years.
A native Of Chesterfield, Mas. Ia, aresiien' %
Wsstford 50 years,
In shelburn, April 18th, Edgar p. Lake, a5'--'
years.
In WnlistOn, March 5th, Mrs. Amanda Nah'-
In tie 9TH year Of her age.
In Charlotte, April 7. Ms, sl0Tl ". Hill w.
Of the late Elisha ELL, s.sd $.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-19

eutivr Committee of the association above
alluded to, yesterday forouo0n visited the
various hotels and saloons IN cur village. as
well as the express Office, and cOnfscated
what intoxicating liquors hey could find on
the various premises. The amount seized
was SIX l4rrel- Of whiskey ana abon; fifteen
barrels Of tecr, though, II is believed, more
would have shared the same fate had not the
yenders GIT wind Of The contemplated raid
We are pleased TO see these confscaiory
measures inauguratcd, and trust they vii
be stayed until rum il put lors III combat in
Enllani
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-19

tuna,o that just At this time the City Coun-
ell should have dispensed with The services
of an officer, slr. II. :. White, whose iong
experience and other qualifications have hith-
erto made him particularly servicoablo in the
capture of rogues. Ire public, We thiok'
would be glad 10 bear the reasons Tor the
rejection OF Mr. Whites appointment as
policeman.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-19

BzS NINCToN Co. Z. K. MAIIEEs.-Oa the
night Of tie 9Th ms. parties in the interest
Of the Troy and Boston road made a rad
upon North Bennington and stole from the
officer nine car, in his charge under writ
Of attachment, and one ear belonging to the
Cheshire Railroad, loaded with ties belong
ing TO Mcssrs. Smith aud Page, lessees Of
the Rutland and Bennington railroad, and
ran the property INTO the State Of New York.
Such proceedings VIII hardly further tie
designs of the 7. Il b in Vermont.
The amounts which the western Vermont
towns are required to contribute in aid
Of the lately chartered railroad from Ben
niugton to Chatham, y. \ ., have been assess.
ed as follows Bennington sl2j, GOO
Manchester $4,000 SALISBURY and Dor
sci each $4,000 Arlington S35, 600; Dan
BY and Wallingford each $4,000; Sunjer-
land, Winhall and Clarendon SO, 900 each
Peru and Tinmouth $1,000; Mt. Tabor
$1,000; Woodford and SYNDICATE, each
$1,000.
Some spirited meetings have been held in
Bennington. One Of them was called in the
intcres: Of the Troy road. I; was addressed
by Lieut.. Gov. Gardner, 5 B. Hunt, and
Daniel Robinson, Vice President Of he Troy
& Boston Road, and resolutions were passed
censuriIg the recent action Of the Legisla-
ture in providing tina. towns shall be bound
TO assist in the construction of the proposed
railroad to Chatham, y. Y, when tn as
sent Of a majority Of the taxpayers had
been obtained in writing and not in the
usual manner of public town meetings
at subsequent meeting free discussion
was had, Hon. A. P. Lyman. Mr.. Park and
others on the one side and Hon T. Sibley,
Mr.. Gardner, Mr.. Hunt and others on the
other. Mr.. Gardner said he favored the
Harlem connection, but was opposed to tax
ing the towns. The opposition Of the Troy
men and their friends. however was without
avail. The three leading towns Of Benning-
ton, Manchester and Dorset have already,
by majority of their taxpayers in amount
and number, signed an agreement to lend
the credit Of the town to aid in the construc.
ton Of the Lebanon railroad, TO the amounts
required Of them, and there can be little
doubt that the others will do the sans.
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to that ofect-.he entIo postage ca q
single international letter is to be Sd. il des-
patched from tie United Kingdom, 70 cents
from the United States. 1t is proposed that
the charge for throug CD territorial transit in
closed mails be one-tenth Of ii. PER oz Of
letters, and per 10 CT. Of newsIaT re. books.
or patterns, for every 10 miles travelled ; Of
single letter., Id. or cents for transit
through either country. /, was agreed to
TX an earlier date than next New Years
day for a reduction Of tie rates charged "a
printed matter and patterns and the terri
torial transit charges on closed NALL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-19

TnE CHURCH BrRcLARIEs.-It appears that
among the articles taken from st. Mary's
(Catholic) Church by the burglars was
richly ornamented cross from the yestry.
valued at upwards of 500.
Mr.. Stafford has discovered losses of Jewell
~ and other articles Of value, from the
drawers in his study, which add considera-
bly, to his total loss. The gold watch taken
was one very highly valued by him, as a
keepsake
No clue has &c yet been secured to the
burglars. We esnnot but consider il unfor-
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THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS

THE BURLINGTON WEEKLY FREE Pass Is pub
lished every Friday morning. and contains the
latest news reports Of Boston markets and Cam
bridge Cattle Market full State, County and ocal
Intelligence well selected Miscellany. &c, &c
ocsre aac outlay will BE spared TO make it re
liable, Interesting ana valuable family journal.
The circulation q the FREE PRFss exceeds that
81 any paper in the region and it Is. therefore, an
unrivalied medium for advertisers
We desire to give additional attention 10 the i3-
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Counties. in which our Weekly has 4 numerous cir
culation. and shall esteem it a favor If our reader
viii forward Us any items Of interest.
TFRgs Two DOLLARS per year, In advance
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A RAID or THE RUlLAND RrA.sHoPs-
Rutland has taken its turn with tie larger
towns Of tho State in declaring opposition to
the 'iolators OF the prohibitory law The
Herald oil Saturday says Some days since
about twenty Of our leading citizens formed
an association, having for Its object the pros
ecution according TO law Of all violators of
the statute in this respect, and as a conse-
quence, Sheriff Field and Deputy Briggs,
assisted by one Of the members Of the Exc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-19

An Injunction was granted on Tuesday Isl
by Judge Smalley. in Vermont. in behalf Of 'ls
Cahoon Manufacturing Company, against ~
ersl dealers lamps, for selling without 'en;s
hloge lamp burners. 1t Is important that g.
dealers should know that such burners are IA
ented, ard that the patent wss recently le;'lsi,
By Judge Clifford, IN Massachusetts, 20 he 5'''
and valid
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The MONTPELIER * ST. JouNsBURY K. r.
The people Of St Johnsbury had r0usius
meeting on the It'll inst. and appointed 8
committee Of twenty Of the leading citizens
who are 70 canvass the town at once for sub
scripuons to the stock. Engineer LInsley
having ascertained the practicability of the
Montpelier and st. J0hntbury road, is now
examining the White Mountain Notch witt
a view Of connecting at Littlet0u instead o..
Dalton, thus shortening the distance o.
Portland, and catching the White Mountain
travel