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DIED.

AuRER,-fn Burlington. May aith, 1865, wv. H.
AUBERr, aged 81 years
yIcKERr.-In Burlington, May 25th, HARBIRr $,
wife Of Heman Vickery, aged 40 years
SrErsos-On Sunday, May 18th, 1865, the Hon
LENuEL srErsoS, of Plattsburgh, Clinton county
NY.
PK11Es.-At his residence in WilliAmstoWn, w.
suddenly, May 18th, 1865, LEVI PErrEs, formerly oil
Burlington, aged sc years.
AusrIs-In Westford, May 10th, MARY WEAVER
wife OF LEVI R. AUSTIN, aged 81 years.
WILcox.-In Westford, May ls, sou oiS. b. AND
SUsASNAH WILCOX, aged weeks.
LORD.-In Montpelier, May 81, Mrs. Laura E
LORD, widow ofthe late Rev. John Lord Of Gin
oinnati, and daughter Of Doct. A Smith now Of Mont
peler but formerly Of HardWck.
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ORGAN MUsIc-One of the great obstacles in
the encouragement of young would-be organists,
is the inaccessibility of the large church organs
to any but the organist of the society, who is
certainly privileged in having such an instru-
ment at his command. He, even, is debarred
from practising in the winter season, owing to
the absence of warmth in the edifce on secular
DAYS A celebrated European organist, while
recently examining and performing upon one Of
Nessrs. S. D. & H. W. Smiths larger sized
AMERICAN ORGANS, remarked that he was fully
convinced that for the practice Of organ music
ard development of contrasts in registration and
blending Of stops, these peculiar instruments
were the best he had ever met with, which would
serve 10 deyelope the Ingenuity Of the player. es.
pecially the student, who would, with remarka-
BE ease, transfer with practical advantage his
experience thus obtained to the largest pipe Or
gan, and at the same time have the convenience
Of practising at home.
The contrast in the voicing of the stops III
Messrs. Smiths Organs is so marked, the snaa-
es of expression 50 delicate, and the gradations
of power so entirely under the control, that al
indefinite variety in the combination may be OBJ
tanned. The manipulation and response are 81
free, that not only may the lighter STYLES of or
gan music be satisfactorily performed, but tran
ssriptions from the popular orchestral overture
NAV he executed with the finest effects, while tn
small amount of space which they occupy in tn
drawing-room or parlor, commend them to al
who are interested in organ music.
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STOCKS.

FLOUR-The marketfor Flour has been rather
dull during the week and prices have caSed ofa lit
tie for nearly all grades, particularly common and
medium. The Ia Orahie accounts oil the crops anu
the limited export demand for Europe makes hold
ers more anxious 10 realize, and there j. fair pros
pect Of lower prices at early day. The sales have
been at s. - a - % for Western superine - - a
o ~ Tor common extras SO . "a 81 for medium
extras and good bakers brands; and Sl3 Sli - for
good and choice good and choice 81. Louis at S.i a
81 e bbl. Canada Flour in bond has been sold at
g. ST % 8 2 bhl gold, for and good extras.
Corn Meal has been in fair demand, with sales at IS
a l3l-3 T. bnl. In Ryc Flour the sales have been
confined To small lots at previous prices.
PRONlSIONS-Mark for Pork is dull, the trade
purchasing only in small lots, and the dealers are
selling the bulk Of their packing IN Western mar
kets at much higher prices than could hc realized
he G. The sales have been at so a 81 for prime;
So 30 a 80 for mess; and 50 "a 81 for clear and
ira clear Beef is dull and has been IN limited de-
uand, sales Of mess at % a p; extra mess at 80 n
- So and family extra at SO "a = 80 e Dbl.
Lard is dull and has been selling at $40 n 70 lie;
and in small lots as high as Doc = H. Smoked
Hams have been in demand, with sales at Is a 20c
ID, a. 70 quality, for Western and Boston
PRoDJ CE-Prices Of Butter have further declin-
ed, but near the close there Is steadier feeling,
with less pressure 10 sell. The trade have pur-
chased moderately, and We gu te sales of good and
choice New York and ermont diaries at y q 35c,
and common and fair from p m Boo z h. Old Cheese
!, firm and remains the same, but the new Cheese
arriving is Of poor quality and sells at low prices.
We quote sales Of new from d he, and old from
L. a l7c T. 70, including farmers and factory.
White Beans have been IN fair demand with sales
at = 20 a - Tor common ana good due pod ana
marrow, and s. IS "a for extra pea. Canada Peas
have been selling at 81 o. a 90 2 BUSH as to quail
ity. Potatoes have eased of little with sales Of
jackson Whites at 81 81 "a ] 90 p bush. New
Southern have been selling at 3 p a 50 p bush,
and Bermuda at g. % a 4. Eggs have eased of
to - "a DE e dozen.
WOOL. There is dull feeling for Wool and prices
continue to rule in favor Of buyers. Manufacturers
are purchasing only in lots wanted and feel rather
Respondent account Of the unsatisfactory state Of
the market for goods. The sales Of the week have
been $4,000 lbs fleece and pulled at prices ranging
from f572c for fleece and from y a slice for pulled.
Some small lots Of very choice NX and pcklock have
been sold at 57i "a Csc and fancy clips at 20 a PC z
II, but these very extreme prices and not over
IS a soc can be obtained for Ohio and i6. a iSc for
y Michigan The sales have been principally at a
"a soc p h for medium and extra grades. Super
pulled has been selling more freely but at decline
Of about PC p H. and extra grades Of pulled sale
able only at about the prices super, and in
some instances the latter is preferred.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET

yuR HE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY,, NAY 26.
CAMBRIDGE, May %.
AMnr-.r nF LIVE srncK Al MARkET.
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A CENTS WANTED for tho MFAR1NG nl

"a THE GREEN.-The greatest book ever pub
lishcd ls contents deeply interesting and should
he read by every one. The immense demand for tho
great work stamps il the most successful book out
IL s decidedly the Book fthe Ties II fully illus-
trates Old Ireland, abounds in Romance. Incident
and Wit, showing the patriotism and devotion the
truth and fcrvor OF that warm-h people oon-
tanning i0o pages and over 100 illustrations bound
IN cloth, green and gold. Price 80. Agents wanted
every where. Exclusive territory given send f,r
circulars and sample copy. WILLIAM FLINT. d
Souty 7th Street. Philadelphia Pa.
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TONE n RAY

Desire O. announce the Second Tour Of their Popu
lar C.rcus through the State, and 10 repeat their
earnest thanks for the many navOrs bestowed upon
them during the visit II
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PLYMOUTH, Mass, May p

Cornelius Holmes n brother of Alex.
Holmes formerly President OF the Old Colo
ny Railroad was found murdered at about
: O'Clock this a. IN. in by road near the
back entrance to the cemetery in the ad-
joining town of Kingston. His brains were
beaten out 1t is stated that at eight O'Clock
last evening while he was al the house Of Mr..
Samuel Andrews boy came to the door and
delivered a note, upon which Mr.. Holmes
remarked that he must be going and ac-
cOrdlngly started. Near the entrance to the
cemetery he was attacked and murdered
1t is known that he received quite sum OF
money yesterday which was found upon his
person this morning,it being thought the muir
derer was frightened away before robbing hi'
victim. The scene of the murder gave eyi
dence of violent struggle. No positiv
clue has yet been obtained which may lea
to the detection Of the murderer and tn
widest excitement prevails in the usual
quiet town Of Kingston.
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xrsal gotires.
OLIVER GoODRICH,s ESTATE.

I'VE, The SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate of OLIVER GOODRICH late
of Westford in said District, represented nsolvent
and also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from the day Of the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose we do therefore hereby give notice, that We
will attend to the business Of our appointment at
the dwelling OF julius GOODRICH, in Westford, in
said District, the second Thursdays OF June, and
November next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on each OF
said days.
Dated this 18th day ofMay A. D., 1868.
S & 4 F TYLER Commissioners
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ASA c. pATTEE's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT I The Honorable the Pro-
DISTRICT Of CHrTrESDgS, SIS bate Court for the
District of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate OF Asa T.
Pattee late Of Colchester in said District deceased
GREETING.
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the 10th DAY
Of June next for the settlement Of the administrs,
ton account Of the Administrator of the estate Of said
deceased, and ordered that public notice thereof be
given 10 all persons interested in said estate, by pup
fishing this order three weeks successfully previous
TO the day assigned, in the Burlington Free Press
printed in Burlington, in said District.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 10 appear Al
assigned then and there to contest the allowance or
said account, If you cause.
Given under nv hand, this 18th day of May, A. ID.
1863.
46-w3w- T. E. WALES, Judge.
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nAIRY THERMOMETERS, also THERMOMETERS
~ for hot or cold weather.; at
Established 1893. J. BRlNSMAlDS
May 9TH, 1868.
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Cod, salt q 10, % &C
Mackerel, salt, 2 Kilt, 2.25 NJ 300
Salmon, salt p ID, 20 % &c
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rHE GREAT PIx-woRMR E,IEby.

'V'H0SE troublesome and dangerous pests Pin
Il Worms, or any other Worms, are safely and thor
oughly expelled from the system by the use Of Dr.
Gould's Pin-worm Syrup, without injury t. the
health Of the most delicate child adult Purely
vegetable. Warranted 10 cure. GEO. G. GOOD
WIN co, Boston, Mass. and all druggists. Price
seVentv-dYe cents
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Ak ,.ncrieneed Printer used to making up
PACE PRESS.
Burlington. VT Nav d. 1865 d&w
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NEW YORK, May q
Gold $40
MARR led.

DULLAHAs-HASSoN-In ST. Mays Cathedral in
this city, Monday morning, MAY 25th, by Rev. Je-
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sHAX,s SILVER PLATING FLUID

INST NTANEOUSLb Plates Copper, Brass
L German Silver, Bronze, &c, with Pare Silver
makes worn out Plated Ware As good a new, and II
used regularly for cleaning il prevents its silver ON
being worn of. and l. the best article IN use Tor
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Is he only genuine SILVER PLATING FLUID in
the market All others are base and worthless ini-
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ont free by mail on receipt Of , cts pay Tor pack
gand postage Address J. SHAW, Chemist, 80
Ism Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Agents wanted
EveryvherP
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rTIHE GREATEST LABOR SAVING MAcHiNE
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dor & Novelty

Proper publicity viii be given OF the exact lays
and dates on which this Circus will exhibit In the
principal cities and towns Of Vermont Two ~eeA'
prior u the exhibitions
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Ro0K AGEXTs XANTEp tor . Los

from It's discovery 10 the close Of Andrew Johusonis
adm Illustration. In royal octave volume Of 80
pages, illustrated by four hundred engraviugs on
wood and twelve engravings steel, entirely neR
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81 A chance 70 draw any Of the above prizes BY
purchasing a sealed ticket for = cents Tickets de.
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u You will know what your prize is before you
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OF the came value. No BLANKS. Our patrons can
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

WARRANTED to remove all desire tor Tobacco
w or money returned. This great remedy Is an
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cess sent free. Agents wanted. Address DR.. T. X.
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To PERSONS AT A DIsTAScE.-Dr. Babcock Is
treating parties in all parts of the United State,
| Canada, etc, personally, when they visit him,
otherwise by correspondence. No charge for
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prepaid to all parts of the United StVtes. Send
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CUT THIS OUT!

UTANTED-U.s Cents Of 1898, 1879 and 1904, Al
w so, all kinds Of copper coins Store-keePers
and others having lot Of uncurrent copper coins,
can find purchaser by applying 70
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Boston, Mas.
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himself \ live, original, sparkling work contain
ing important documents and letters on civil and
military matters since the war, never made public
Filled with engravings Sell the best For circu-
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pOsEs. DAHLIAs. GERANIUMs.
Carnations,
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Mass.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
NE VI The VI10I-sI -
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Inmher Located at Williamsport, Pa. For further
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

EOR PEOPLES BOOK OF BIOGRAPHY" By
JAMES PARTON. the " Prince a Biographersh
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AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE FOR
TILE PI-RIEYING DE TILE RI.A0n.-

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In the Derangement OF the Digestive Organs, viz
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ID lied illustrated " PERSONAL HISTORY OF L
5. GRANT. By Albert d. Richardson. author Of
Field, Dungeon, and Escape" and Beyond the
Mississippi" Material gathered from personal OBJ
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REMARKS.

Cattle-Prices Of cattle unchanged. There were
but few Northern cattle and not any life to trade The
large supply of last week filled the market. There
were some left over from last week which were good
cattle dealers not being willing TO part with them
at prices offered kept them until to-day without any
better success.
Sheep-But few at market aud but few wanted
Nearly all the sheep butchers buy calves at this sea
son for which there is better demand. There were
hut few lots of good sheep; the bulk ordinary
Prices on common lots unchanged. Extra nearly &c
p u higher.
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The following affections are among those for which
II is peculiarly adapted Painful Menstrual Dis
charges, Suppression of the Menses, Profuso Men
situation, Leucorrhea OF Whites liberated Uterus,
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NOTICE.

yIvHFREAs nv wife MARY DoNAG, has LETT my
w bed and board without just cause or provoca-
ton, and whereas she has taken with her m.no,
AGAINST harhorin0 or trusting them on my account,
as shall pay no debts Of their contracting after TINS
date.
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fines are very dull, and people won't buy books
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VTPHASPS Fresh Meat Cure for Bronchial Alec
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all druggists.
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DR. LANGLEY's ROOT & HERB BIT

~ Ticks are a sure remedy for Liver Complaint,
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BY The
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EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

Fine OIL Paintings, Framed Engrayings, Silver Ware
Photograph Albums and a large assortment Of fine
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WANTED. Asentshlr " BINGLEY'S HISTO-
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quality sl300 N b 80; second quality s2p0 AZ u ~
third quality $40 90 a 10 80.
Prices of Store Cattle-W rking Oxen y pair,
$50, $500. $3.50 n 325.
Yearlings $50 a 30 two years Old $50 a 49,
three years old as a co.
Prices ofSheep and Lambs-In lots 81, 81 80 10 g
each; extra s. 20 a So, or from ; a 1904 Y II.
Spring Lambs s. a s. 90 Y head.
Veal Calves 50 "a sl3.
Hides "a 95c p b. Tallow, "a Sc Y b.
Pelts 81 IS "a s. 50 each. Calfski-s, 3lc 2 n.
Lamb Skins 50 "a 75c each.
Prices of Poultry-Extra % a &c; prime Is n lei
good II "a I75c medium, l6 to l6lc; poor to medium
i to Isle over ton Of Poultry one quarter OF
which were turkeys. There continues to be grad
ual increase Of live poultry. Supplies tins week
chiefly from Vermont Prices Of fast week fully
I maintained
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COIN SILVER SPOONS,

(, UGH as have always kept, only greater varie
DIV Of styles. have now five different patterns
rtock not exoeed by any ever offered in this place.
j. E. BRINSNAID.