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Boston Market.


FLOUR-The Flour market after day or two Of
activity. has become as dull Us we have had occasion
10 notice r q long time and prices have ruled in
favor % buyers. although no material change has
taken pl ace. The sales have been at s. 70 "a 81 for
western supvrhue SD - n : for common extras;
: = H % for medium extras and bakers brands;
ana 81 0 $40 -. for white wheat Ohio. Indiana and
1lti-an, The latter price for very choice hrludss.
On limos ti"ur the sales have been al - IA - for
lDI good and choice and ST Louis raurss from
81 % "a i' g on, the latter price for a few choice
and fancy brands. Canada Flour ranges from SO re-
90 z nb. white whcats RNeFl1ur is scarce and quiet
and prices are nominal. lu Corn Nieal sales at s. -
RI e Dbl. Buckwheat soils at 81 "a 3 D e. IOl rs
GRAZ Price OF Corn have not varied material
~ the past week. with a moderate demand Tho
sales Of southern and Western yellow have been M
81 u3 RI % Western mixed al 81 "a I03: and
Southern white at Csc n 81 g bush Oats have been
in moderate demand. with sales at .-c n -ir %
bush for southern and Western, common and good
and very choice lots as high as IS "a See e. bush
Rive is dull and prices have declined 90 = I'D m -
p bush. Wheat il quiet, and white California Is
plenty and dull We quote sales Of Shorts at So "a
D. Fine feed so "a 3li and Niddlin-s s. /" 81
PROVISIoNS.-Th market for PORK has boon
ouite dull and prices have favored buyers. The
.1les have been at 81 "a 2s for prime; 50 % q i3
fIr mes. and s36 ~ "a IS for clear. Beet is firm
hut quiet with sales ofmess at SIC a is extra mess
at SIS a 20 and family extra al 81 re- . b3i.
Lard is dull and prices are shade lower WIN stles
of steam and kettle rendered at 20 Z ~ =.
In Caddics the article is selling az . "a q 2 ID
no a 2Oc p H. Hogs are dull and have been selling
ar Is r. 49, Z 70. The weather has been uniayor-
able fer keeping and animals have neen iofceu Oh
about as fast a received, 90,
PRODUCE-The market for Butter Is frner with
an increased demand from the trade. The s9les
bavp been nj = fsc for good and choice fail DAT
res u "a 45e for good straight dairies and from %
a ioc for common and fair. Canada and Western
have been selling at p "a dc n, As 70 qualty.
Cheese Is firm and in demand at full prices sales
have been at IS a BIC for farmers dairles ana y "a
PC for factory. White beans are dull ana IN moGeI
ate demand, with sales at s. 10 a 3 80 Tor yellow
ewes and medium; and 81 a . for extra pea. "a
NADIA Peas have been selling 81 50 a s. bush a
to quality Potatoes have been arriving more nee
" and prices have declined to - "a soc z bush. In
Eggs. sales at 2sc q dozen. Common Poultry II
dull. but there is fair demand for choice iroah
killed.
WOOL-The market for domestic Wool has been
very active, and all graGes have sustained
full prices, although no material change mas lAAen
place. Fine Xxx Ohio and Pennsylvania fleece are
now quite reduced in stock and very little OF TINS
description is TO be had under e0e, and medium
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FARM FOR SALE.

/ OFFER for sale. until the lst Of April next, my
l farm of 80 acres, divided as follows 10 To- 81
acres Of woodland 900 90 i25 acres of meadow and
tilIagc land. and the balance pasture.
TSlil farm is pleasantly situated one half mile
We, of Wlliston village, on the Burlington road.
The distance from churches schools Academy in
ciuledI. post office &c. is only three-ourths Of
mile. The town is "a pleasant one and the society
good
Some ot the many reasons that make It desirable
pllc are the following. IT. location, it being the
drt farm ont of the village proper; the central To-
cation Of the buildings make 10 one Of the easiest
farms to carry 900. that can De found il lies ON "a
single road. and that divides IL cr0sswise near the
middle that il take less fence than any farm Of
its -.-e in the re-iou DO is well watered iu every
department fields yards and buildings, b. living
springs AND never failing brook; it has % good
sugar orchard. with house including The modern linz
pruFeucuts un abundant .upply OF muck, and "a
fair amount of fruit, the soil i- mostly loan. pro-
Guetyc. easy oi cultivation and free from stone the
tuiIdin--are good, and iu % good state Of repair.
there arc Us. cheese factories within easy access OF
the farm and finally, 10 is % hr-t-iass dairy on
stock tauus and affords somebody rare chance To-
secure pleasant home and one of the best farms n
tNIrtHuU.u County.
Il. stock. Bay. farming Implements. &c. will bee
-H.. with f.r 'srm if desired
f.- further particulars. inquire of the owner
f. WHITNEY
M...-..a. @, f.'. l-'a DAWN
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Aetr advertisements.
NOTICE,
In Chanosry.-Cbifenden County APriI Tenn,
4. d. 1859.

In Chancery.-CbiHenden County, ApriI Tenn,
4. d. 1859.
WHEREAS Benz. S. Nichols has fled in said
w Court his petition setting forth in substance
that Henry q. Catlin, on the 18th day Of October,
A. D., 1850, executed to Davis Rich, Administrator.
a mortgage deed Of one fourth acre, City Lots No.
q & p in the City Of Burlington in said county
conditioned for the pay ment Of seven $1,000 notes
That the last four notes are unpaid and have been
with the mortgage assigned to your petitioner. That
Egbert c. Bradford, subsequently, acquired an in
terest in said premises, and now claim the same.
And praying for foreclosure of said mortgage.
And it appearing that said Henry g. and said Brad
ford reside without this state that said petition
cannot be personally served upon them it is ordered
that they be personally notified to appear
and make answer to said petition at a term
Of said Court 10 be held at said Burlington in and
for said County, on the st Tuesday Of April A. ID
1863 by the publication Of the substance of said pc
luton, and this order, in the Burlington Free
Press & Times" a newspaper published at said Bur
lngton three weeks successfully, the last OF which
shall be at least ~ days before said term.
Dated at Burlington, IN said County, the 18th
day Of February, 1869
A. J. HOWARD, Clerk.
WALES 4 TAFT, solicitors. 15w3w
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A coreH. COLD. OR SORE rmRoAr

Requires immediate attention, and should he
checked. Ifailowcd 70 continue, Irritation Of the
Lungs, a permanent Throat Affection, or an lncura-
bic Lung Disease So often the result. BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHES, having 3 direct influence
20 the parts, give immediate relief.
For Bronchitis, Asthma Catarrh, Consumptive
and Throat Diseases, Troehes are used with always
good success Singers and Public Speakers viii find
Troehcs useful in clearing the voice when taken be-
fore Singing or Speaking, and relieving the throat
after an unusual exertion Of the vocal organs. The
Troches are recommended and prescribed by Physi-
clans, and have had testimonials from eminent men
throughoutthe country. Being an article Of true
mort. and having PROVED their efficacy BY test Of
many years, each year finds them in new localities
IT, various parts Of the world, and the Troches are
universally pronounced better than other articles
- obtain only " Browns Bronchial Troches p"
and do not take any Of the worthless limitations that
msy De offered. Sold everywhere.
Jan. -.-f-dGwino
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\ II - GROW ERS.-Send ior partc-
uiars 20 Esf' f7rra-sf Frat Trss ant FINE I1ti4-
ori0r 1rt il7t-' bsstreFsr Samples TO test d te
forwarded o. ans part the United States and per-
I,et satisfaction guaranteed. Good Agents are
WANT j. every County D the United States Al-
diess j. ALtABN. ~ Second Street Baltimore Nd
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DIED.

MCEWEs.- In IIineshurgh, on the 2lst inst, Dea.
James MoEwen, aged So years.
BLlsH.-In the village of Winooski, February 22d,
1869, vii lam Blish, aged 70 years.
WITTERs.-In Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. Is, 1859. Edgar
A. WitteTs, Of New Orleans, La. aged Al years.
READY-In South Burlington, Feb. 22d, Miss Mary
Ann Ready, aged p years.
KyIGHT.-In Starkshorough, on the ID inst, Mrs.
Sally Knight, wife Of Benz L. Knight aged 81 years.
IRlsH.-In the same town, on the 18th inst, Will
liam Irish, aged 60 years.
BATEs.-At Essex Junction, Feb. 10, Mrs. Emeline
s.. wife of ]. n. Bates.
NARRMoRE.-In North Ferrisburgh, Feb. 5, MARY
~ NARANoRE, wife Of ID. d. Percival, aged 81 years
BRNsNAID in this city, Feb. Eth, LIZZIE,
youngest daughter Of VIM. and Mary J. Brnsmaid,
aged years and months.
kISSEY.-In Milton, Feb. eth 1869, WARD
KINNEY, aged g years and 9months only child of
sanford and Cora kinney Of Montpelier.
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91ew Adrertisements.
FARM FOR SALE.

1oE ACRES OF LAND situated on Spear street
30 within a mile Of the College south. On which
IS small house a good barn, 3lNi0 feet, and shed
adjoining Ii is well watered, and p acres Of wood
and timber land a good variety Of soils a portion
well adapted to the culture Of fruits and vegetables
(Which are becoming in good demand in our growing
citv) rood quarry Of the best building stone In
the country. Sid farm viii will be divided into
lots 90 suit the purchaser.
For luther information inquire Of
F. J. HENDEE.
Burlington, Feb - ls69.-35wiw
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want 20 rouse each sleepy head.
Who stand upon the brink.
Where yawuing gulf disclose the dead.
Who might but did not think.
want to warn the living ones
Who blindly grope along.
Yes fathers, daughters. mothers. sons.
What perils round you ihroug
Look out. my reader. are free.
Or DO you wear the mark
Most all are blind and counot see.
Yes cropping IN the dark.
Catarrh, demon in the head.
Consumption j. It's son
hllis hosts, yea, countless millions, dead.
Perhaps you may be one.
That hacking. hawking, splitting. shows.
Catarrh affects your Ia. al,
Matter and slime iu throat NJ nose.
Runs down your throat instead.
Your lungs and liver soon will show
Consumption has 'ts birth:
Catar-h, its sire, viii feed DO too.
TIL you return o. earth.
II colds affect Your head auI throat,
ANSiHILAroB bus
Vow don't forget what have wrote.
Or think this subject 4rt.
W0LCorI's ASSHfLAron cures
C1frrh-the lsmou flies.
1t saves the ifHgs good health usur--.
And tatlrh quickly dies.
want 10 -ratif, my friends.
Who wish % understand
About PAIN fAlyI, its use. its ends
And why lbs great demand.
want 90 show you. plain o.. Dan.
Why palN PaisI stops 4ll pain.
That You may never have Co.. say
81 % not Try paint again.
PAINT PAINT v 'li cool hut never stain.
Pumps nfiaU-tiHu aut.
This harmless ON tho breast .f brain.
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feeces, light and in good condition, would also
readily command outside figures Combng and De
Lame selections sought after and choice Eastern
super pulled has been sold at some improvement on
previous rates. The sales of the week have been
100000 lbs fleece and pulled at prices ranging from
81 @ 60 for common and very choice fleece and
from = a 81 for No. l and choice super pulled
rate ~ 49, --'Ni
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liquor was seized by a custom house officer on a
charge that it was struggled so that in any
event Strong has lost his liquor.
John Hall died in Barton. Feb. 7th. arei Sc
years.
The Orleans County Temperance Society holds
its annual meeting at West Albany, February
23d
Uriah Jewett, otherwise known as Sea Serpent
JeTett, died recently in Potion at an advanced
age.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The great scare at Castleton on account of the
prevalence Of the smallpox, proves to be almost
wholly unfounded
Robert Marsh and wife of Wallingford, had a
narrow escape from injury in Rutland on We'd
nesday in consequence of their horse running
away.
Rutland has a velocipede riding school, under
the charge of Charles Day Of Attleboro, Mass.
The Brandon Lodge of Good Templars. At their
last meeting, voted to surrender their charter.
in the expectation of organizing either a new
Lodge Of Good Templars, with better arrange
ments, or Temple Of Honor
The people of West Pawlet have built an
academy, by voluntary subscription, at an ex-
pense Of about $1,000
\ Lodge Of Good Templars, numbering IS
members, has been organized in West Pawlet.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Charles II. Young and Alvin Z. Ellis Of Wor-
eester, recently sawed thirty-fye cords of wood
in nine hours.
There is to be an oyster supper at the resi-
dence Of L. y. Ellis, Esq, in West Berlin, on
Wednesday evening, February 4th, the proceeds
Of which are to be devoted to the purchase Of
new books for the Union Sunday School Library
at West Berlin
Mrs. Lucina Catlin died in Barre on the 18th
ult., aged 50 years. She was relict Of Rev Rus
sell Catlin, second Rector Of the Episcopal
Church in Arlington, to whom she was married
years ago was grand niece 10 seth Warner;
had lived to see the fifth generation of her de-
scenlents
The Mortified Dramatic Club gives entertain
ments in Montpelier On Friday and Saturday
evenings OF this week
wINDulU COUNTY.
a musical convention gill he held at Bellows
Falls next week commencing ou Monday and
continuing four days, closing with two grand
. concerts
Mrs. FATTY Tacrlrt died In Townshenl a short
time since. aged a. years. Lyman G. Gale, for
r.erlv Of Bellows Falls, died on Tuesday in Chi
o4eo John II. Campbell, formerly Of Slxton's
River. died in $ rrinfeld, Mass, ou the 10th,
aged -
Reed Tauuery at Jamaica, was totally des-
trayel by fire on Tuesday morning Of last week.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The Ladies Of the Congregational Society Of
Springfield, win hold their annual Festival ut the
Town Hall, Thursday evening Feb 18th
A. II Spauliing, died in Cayendi-h, on the
Eth. aged - years.
G. P. Spaulding of Chester, has three native
COWS from which he has made since the 18th Of
April last, SIS pounds of butteraud 27o pounds
Of new milk cheese, besides supplying family
Of five persons with milk. From these COWS De
has sold three calves worth $50, and httel two
pigs weighing 67S pounds.
n. Adams Edison Of Chester, has sofa his farm
10 R. p. Pollard for $4,000
The Windsor County supreme Court cammen-
ce- its session ia Woodstock. Wednesday. Fttru-
airy -. There are frty-thrce cases for trial
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA

X-OU NEED SUFFER- NJ, LONGER. unless sou
I choose Whites ELLNR will cure you
fl7i.tar than any other remedy % the world. En-
close % stamp ior a circular cauiaiune faw names
11t III more than six hundred who have been cured
by 70 or ST. and the medicine shall De- S,lt o. you.
-.-t = Leverett st., Boston
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~ THE rSHABrANrs OF BURLINGTON WAN re
S-fVE .EEYI
In their daily expenses, now is their time. Remen
Der
G. S. BLODGETT & CO.,
College street, Huntington, Vt.
Oct. II 1865 DIV VI

Nct- 10. 1850 Jaw W.
NOTICE.
THE OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS OF THE
L BURLNGToS TINES remain in the hands Of the
undersigned, who will personally atts nd 10 the ad-
ustment Of the at his Office in tn TIMES Build
ing. GEO. Il. BlGELOW.
Burlington, Dec. 81, 1868.
ONLY FIFTY CENTS A BOX!
TRYl0NE BOX and you will want more, Perry's
L Bronchial Tablets. For the alienation fvari
complaints. viz Bronchitis u oarseness, Coughs,
Asthma, Colds, Catarrh &c, &c.
Enclose Fifty Cents in 4 letter and try one Box.
employ no Agents. so cents 4 box; sent by mail
free Of charge; 81 dozen, sent by express free Of
charge. Address all letters to
T. R. PERRY,
Post Office Fox ga, New York.
Feb. Is. -td&wlm
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IOOO ,FgenFS ygNlIfed,

Send for our Pictorial Circular which Is Sen
free and is worth seeing. D0Hf bug ar SsH aiu ta
t4ii1H book. BE sure and get The Mirror. A.
dress AMERICAN PUBLISHING Co, Hartlur
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RowLEY vyITrERs, Estate

WE, the Subscribers. having been appointed by
W the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Chittenden, Commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of all per-
sons against the estate Of Rowlev Writers late Of
Milton, In said District, represented insOvent,
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
viii attend 20 the business Of our appointment at
the Office Of C. " Writer'S, in Milton, in said
District, on the 81 Tuesday Of March next, at 10
O'Clock, \. NJ.
Dated this eth day Of February \. D., 1869.
D. II. @, 0Nl0S, Commissioners
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READ THE TEsT1AoslALs.

READ THE TEsTAoslALs.
Saving for one month, sIs2.35, over 80 per cent
~. Y. TribuHe.
'Ugng three and four foot burners Ia the place
six and eight, heretofore. ~. Y. Herald
I am satisfied that this improvem mt will makea
clear saving 10 Us, in our gas bills Of SO" per
year. c. Moore & Co.. Aftisboro0gh Mass
eve hereby heartily endorse it as the most per
feet gas light we have worked by in any PRINT
Ing 0flce-'-Signed By the Foreman, asst FOREMAN I,
RsaderiH- CHEF Rerissr aud Makers ~, CoHgrss7oHai
Printing Office, Washington, d. c.
Saves fully one-third the expense. daily SPy'
Worcester, Mass.
owe have saved - per cent, yet our lg.1tis iuily
equal to what It before."-Nickois & HHfehins,
LOloeH, Mass
81 Has saved more than 30 per cent in the quantity
of gas consumed, whilst the quantity Of b ght has
been somewhat increased and its quality greatly
improved John J. May, Broad Street, Bosi on.
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THE rATENr MAcIC CoNLR


~ y color gray hl.ra permanent black OF brown
sold everywhere Sent Pos mail for 81 .
Address WI. PATTON Treasurer
Magic Comb Company, Spri1 sielt, Mass
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4 MEXICAN and Foreign Spring Wbeat-. Oats.
y BARLEY. Com. Glover Seed. 6ra-- Seed. Hos,
Fowls, Best Fodder Cutter send fer the ENPEEI-
MENTAL FARM JcURNaL. only l1 cents Address
GEO A. bEIIL. Ciamhcr-Hur-. Pr
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BOX Ncw To-. 2. ID.
UHl.. 81 -t-slI- street,
ur JAMES S. PIERCE & SON.
w#fwrt Burlington. "
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By Telegraph h.
Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. p.
MONEi-Continues easy, demand PROMPTLY met
throughout day at "a G on call on Government and
% on STOCK collaterals prime business Paper at
STERLING EXCHANGE-ouiet at 100 m Ioai f,r
prime bankers, few commercial bills offering. Gus
toms receipts yesterday were S646.O and TODAY
large business
GOLD-Opened at 1925, advanced to 1921. fell 10
li2i on passage Of Sehenck's bill in the House de-
caring the bonds payable in gold, but recovered 10
1923 H 1872 AT close.
GOV EMINENT sToCKS-0pened steady though
al decline on yesterday highest sales Immediate
cause % cechne being reported that the Senate
finance Committee viii probably not report tho
hooper ulll prohibiting further issue Of gold bear
4E 9onds. IN the afternoon, however the passage
OF Schenck, bill occasioned "a perfect rnsb H. buy
ana under great eXcitment and activity the market
advanced Z per cent. Before close there wa. "A
reaction Of from highest point
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STOChS-Iu railways there was large business
during morning and the market was strong and
5u,yaut until alter regular board when there was %
reaction of 90 per cent from the extreme advance
The particular features were Fort Wayne which rose
o. l-I. ami Michigan Southern which touched q7
under amca1la settlement of all differences between
the former and Erie Corporation. and heavy pureha-
SEES of Michigan southern hy the Vanderbilt interest
No change De-, however. expected in its present de
rectton Announcement also made that the Directors
10 Cleveland and ttt-burg road have come Co. a.Ii-
cable relation with Erie. that Mr.. Mccullough Will
continue Co De president while Jag Gould will he
treasurer. Miscellaneous shares steady. ou Pacific
Mail Otherwise strong ana advancing. Expires.
shares lower In consequence, renewed litigation and
d.s-eusl0us between themselves and report thar
Eric and Central Railway threaten 90 ezciud. them
from roads L. $. tell fully ten per cent. and the
OTHERS heavily. but mot 80 much Us 4. S. Il the
afternoon Railway market WAS stronger with gene
El recovery from lowest point. New York Central
Wabash ana Fort Wayne were strongest shares and
Iolglo the Wgaee~t selling down % lu1 from which
d, however reacted before close. Market closet
firms Express stocks lDwer.aud miscellaneous shares
firms Pacific Mai. ranged to-day between 90 and
lNll. and closed at The highest price
Ihe following we've the quo tl.ous b. tie street "a.
U.m.
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A GFNIS WANTED i'm every town To sell the eel
n enrateI CLIPPER MOWERS AND R-APEss-
l-iGlie-t trait and most durable machines made
send ior circular. CLIPPER MOWER & REAPER
Co. D. Ci1 St. New York
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NJ 4NTED-Salesmen 10 travel and sell bv sam
w pie new line Of goods Situations perman-
e 6, ana good wages. ADDRESS with stamp. H. H.
b bi'uAhDS q co. iii Chestnut St, Philadelphia,
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jerks WINDOW SPRINGS.

jerks WINDOW SPRINGS.
The best we know of.
Every spring warranted,
and for sale at "A less price
than BY any other party
in this place.
l.. VI. d G.. I. HAGAR.
Feb. l2th,-f-dSwtf
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quietest, most practical
and duTable Carpet Swee-
per sold. The first one
usedin this city hasswept
eight carpets for nearly
three years, and isappar-
emily rs good as ever.
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