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January, ..
At the opening of the court this morning the
Clerks docket was called and the following dis
position of the cases made:
State rs. James Batey; heard at the general
term in 1867; decision with the court Thomas
Gushing rs. James Lee; jud gment Of the County
Court (verdict for plf Is affirmed; opinion by
Justice Peck. Harvey Groot rs. Hampton l..
Story; judgment Of the County Court. IN favor
Of the plaintiff, reversed AMI case remandeI;
opinion by Justice Wilson. Frances Gilmore al
ais. rs. T. r. Fletcher ct ais; pro forma decree
Of Chancellor. that bill be dismissed with costs,
reversed: case rcmauded; orators to be allowed
to redeem as per mandaie. State rs b. D. Pc
terson. decision with the court. State rs joseph
Bacon: Judgment Of Recorders Court reversed
and else rema ded; opini by Justice Prout -
James Sheehy, ap'ee, rs John Adarene, apt;
decision with the court Isaac B. Culver rs
Geo. II Bigelow; heard and decision with the
court. Oramel Hutchinson ef a., ap'ts., rs. J.H
Robinson, adm r, ap &c; continued 20 the gen
eral term in Nov. Cyrus N. Spauling rs ".
T. Olkes; continued to the general term in Nov
State rs Charles H. and Adeia ; Potter: heard
and continued to the general term in Nov. for
re-argumeut. H. H. Talcott rs Ann Maiden;
heard; decision Of the Chancellor, disn ssing the
bill with costs, affirmed and collection Of the
notes stayed until the outstanding eucumbraucc
is raised; opinion b. Justice Barrett Justin
Naramore rs Willard Fuller; continued IL
rem real estate Of Sarah 7 Knight: PRAYER Of
petition granted. Petition # Noble L. Partch.
guardian of Nathan b. Leayenworih: Joseph /.
Ma n appointed trustee.
DIVORCE CASES.
ID pr ,1,unr 90,
i'o1e I oH ca e. .S-'i- 4 %" en- ".l aiiH'ei
l'' ln'ol1i ,l,y se1eliy .oustuoi Iu'nil.ie
me- III t,'e- 3 '''-'' d, ,,.,,
A'u's u-l.U" 81. \ i0ll' U~'''"- Dill
E'1i,,u \, i1I WI, "NIul , u'sgI',gn, r.,
yoIn lo'l:' U.s. iAiy -'i''.e'- Dali srAA'el Tor
"'i1u' u,seI u non ,
'oseln bacon U.s. Josephine bacon bit
s'ail'eu ior "'u''e'!'
Ellen Blssett Is. Eugene Bls-ett. Continue J.
Louisa L. Miller rs Juliu, J. Miller BIZ
granted for adultery Custody q child granted
20 Petitioner.
Joseph Martin rs. Sirah !. Martin. BEL
granted for adultery.
Fuhraim c. Pierce r. Pbebe Ann Pierce. BIZ
granted for adultery.
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MORE BARGAINS.
SOCIETY OF CHIT
TENDEN COUNTY.

~ z ANNUAL MEETING Of the Agricultural
4 So.ietv Of Chttenden County will be helf a.
the Court House in Burlington, on tt ESDAN. Fet-
ruary ID sG1, at n O'Clock An.
The Managers would say that i l. very important
FOR the Society to oeure title 70 the Fair 6rounc
In order 70 DO So and & pay the indebtedness Of Tie
Society about ten thousand dollars have got to
raised II is expected that propositions viii &c niasr
at the Annual Meeting 20 raise m ney tor the pur-
poses above indicated and 70 do - it NAV be pro-
posed n alter the Constitution Of the Society IN
lti1n - members, &c.
II is therefore psry ap0rtHt that all in the C5uu
~ who have any interest in the Society. be present
n this meeting. -
Secretary.
Darlington, Jan II, is69.-t-ithb2Ew2t
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Last Monday evening Mr. Arthur Castle,
of Jericho, was presented ~ Bs II bis friends
Wit. en- elegantly bound Royal Octave Billie and
a copy Of A?pletoil's edition Of " Smiths Com
prehensive Dictioassy Of the Bible " The pre-
sentation was made by Ee', c. Estes, the
nss,or of the Church, in few ~e,l&losen
words. Ma. Castle has ,or many years ofciated
as the choris,er Of congregation, who in this
ba,,,r ray manifested their appreciation Of his
aa-vicps
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MARRIED.

CoE-RoYcE.-In Waterbury, VT, Dec. 3ist. by
Rev. J. Copeland. Mr. Wilbur z. Coe, Of West Win
sted Ct, and Miss Gertrude N. Royce Of Waterbury.
-tCorrected.I
place Mr.. Mm. II Ely Of Hoosick Falls, n, Y, and
Miss Amanda Royce Of Waterbury.
DsBusAT-GUILxErrE.-In this city, Wednesday,
January 9Th, by Rev. Father Cardinal, Mr.. Louis J.
DeBusat and Miss Rose ID. 6umette, all Of this city
RIcE-BEsHAH-Att the residence Of the BRIDES
father. In Jericho on the 18th OF December. by the
Rev. Austin Hazen, Mr.. Heman W. Rice ofWest-
ford to Miss Sarah J. Benham ofJericho.
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spefial Clothes.
KAUPHNOMOAR
sCHENCk,s puLMoNIc SYRUP.

Will cure Coughs. Colds, Consumption. and Bleed
ing of the Lungs. Fifty cents per bottle. Address
J. C. GLADWIN, MD, Boston, Mass, Jan. ,wiw.
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0eu Advertisements.


WHO las made s1 many WONDERFUL and
" STARTLING CURES through Vermont Will
he nc American Hotel Burlington, Tuesday and
"wednesday. January 9TH and 1lth. Every iuya.h
should see him. Consultations free
over SOD cases. SUPPOSED iNCURArLE, have been
cured by O. loo within the last two years
THu. I'D -taedGsltGWlt
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j Young Mems Christian Association Ia Del
aware is debatihg the question whether the whip
pinrpost and pilory ought to be abolished
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CoURT EXPENSES OF VERMONT The follow
ing is the statement Of the Court expenses in
Vermont as reported by the State Auditor for the
current Year endinr Anrnst 21st 1868
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VI A4FEn


fy1IE MASON uAGLIN ORGAN Co. RESPECT
l fIlly announce .la, ,hes hsye ad0Pte. aud ui!l
-ily a.l-.> f 3d. policy 6 printing 81 ti.cir Price
LISTS .u4 l-.e-ili- tacIr FgTg Zoo tS- lrcrs. Wheh
arr. Their for. alike On g'! and 5- res .o discount.
THIS FL stem -Ut--.s every purchaser against or eye
og irlrt uIc. I-l saves LCcls..ts i.r scattering.
They sl.c..lluplIi % tn1 prices il their new
Citli. -a,. .l-- -suci,l will those Of Inferior Or
-alrs5 RltH .1-a.ui cI4uiuatiau ans comparison %
claaritF qualify and workmanship ~ different in-
iu-lci f- I'm iel.. si.} s pcstecta machinery,
at,u l-' .ti l4t l-s and cal r..-l-. vUraula, o.
-etltr with TIE iap STA @ Improvements patented
aud utrlllci ly Them enable them 20 glc.ir-g the
rest v"Ia nc tls greatest economy OF -sst all COR
JagcutlF, 20 ,itr tl1sE aal known Organs winner,
u tie Parts Exposition Medal and ssyents-ya other
rAEn ,F Is. --IESrE ia their ccVartn 20. ai prc-s
low even less than those demanded Tor inferior
Organs.
The following arc cyaIrg!.s Il eur reduced scale
Of prices
g,tH OCTAVE ORGAN, slid Black S.-n
walnut Gaze. style Nu. Price TGO.
FIVE OCTAVE DOUBLE PEED ORGAN, Five
S'nps With Trsmulauta Sslid B,acklN aln ut>.ID-
Case, Carved and P1uelet. ,Styl- c. p &C CIZO
FIVE UCTty Double REED CABINET OR
gan. Five ST -, with tine new Mason y u4isiiu
lmpr we'd NpN Ilumans, which eNce.- every other
attachment this ass "a the beauty anu variety Of
IFS effects. tie case = IA which il is used, AMI iis
IRE dom from is.ii o. g. get 04E tf crlcr. Solid
Wailat Case. Carved and pauticj. Sew 81. ie. 30.
% Th.s is {. tiugs- organ 81 ts size 1-4 -.T-0
capacity which can Pee made. FIlcs, ~ ~
aiany ot'eT styles - psuport o. ate prices. uew
illustrated Cats la e stg les and Price List. al-O
munts inir cuced b Jhe Com. any this season, viii
he sc4t free U am applicant Address THE MA
son 4 uANLlN ORGAN co, i5i Trcm0 s..
Boston; or SO broadway, New York. .-iw3w
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pro c.Lr.-Mr. E. ". Perry Of Hartland'
Y, s,,ugbterea on January LIST calf months
and l.al cid, which dressed 42e pounds VINO
heats this
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Alvosr A FTRE.-on Friday morning the
williston Academy buii5ing was iound to be On
fire. which was extinguished without loss. 1t
caught. rs was then supposed, from ''o's
which stood near one Of the partitions On "a
turday night, however. the alarm was again
given. and the FIRE in the same building was put
out with some difficulty. 1t then became evil
dent that incendiaries were bent upon the deS-
truction Of the house. the FIRE this time having
heel set beneath the stairs The loss is fully
covered Is insurance 1t is difficult to say what
punishment is net too good for whoever was en-
gagged In this nefarioGs work.
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NOTICE.

FEuII next aHuUsl meeting Of the Sand Par Bridge
1 Company will he held at the Town HOase in
south Hero. on T.iUBSDsY, Jan. PISS st O'Clock
Pm siYBoN q. Ian DON,
Secretary.
South He-.., .i-n. "a, iss.-2sWlw
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The vi. Record 81 Farmer,
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price.
VERMONT HUSBANDS
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See what treat is in store for those who take
The We mont Record and Farmer" during 1863
Rev. PLINY II. WHITE, President Of the Yer
mont State Historical Society CHAUNCEY X
WILLIAMS, Secretary ofthe Rutland County His
torical Society; \. T.. RANKIN, Secretary II the
Vermont State Board OF Education; Rev. II. P.
CUSHING t.. ". $, Of East Burke. PROFESSOR
\. d HAGtR Vermont state Geologist; ID. GIL
BERT DEXTER Of Boston. Mass. our Correspond
ing Editor; T. STANLEY FOX, II Boston, Special
Market Reporter; {. HORACE HUBBARD. Of
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AGENTS WANTED FOg THE
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R4uroAp Flrrrtoys At tleonnueI meeting
If tho Pr,1o,d aud Ubit,hou ,.9-o,a hold =,
Urleriua NJ, Wol,osl.r I.st H.. ellov;ro
"''Ia oi directors was eiectel
4. " Hyde, flydeville
". C.. kittredge, Farhayen.
c. R. J. Bowdoin, y Y.
Israel DaYey' fa"haYen.
At subsequent meeting of the directors, \.
W. Hyde was elect d president. ". W. Cook,
viee-president; and ". c. Kittredge, clerk and
treasurer
Attic annual mee,in, Of he Benpinrton and
Rutland railroad. the following named oentIe
men were elected directors Of that coronation
Trepor W Park Beppin,to,
A. T. Lyman.
NJ Carter Hall
Nat, b nan,
I: l. ionghton-
Shas g. Lincoln,
Geo; W Htrman'
H. Henry BAXTER New York
"i'
At the annual meeting Of the Vermont and
New York Railroad. the following namei gentle
men were elected directors
rr,,,,. AZ p,~i-
Co uI,.-t,.
g. " H.,
H., q Boa,
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REV. PLINY III. WHITE
OlMiaei from 10 ~ Paper ,chalereI

Writes Tor no other Paper in Vermont. Ills Histori
cal Biographical and Obituary Sketches, the articles
OF Alr. White Mr. Williams, Mr.. Cushing, and Dir.
Hager will be copyrig h,ed, and can be
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HARVARD LAW SCHOOL.
THE
Vermont Life
INSURANCE COMPANY
BURLINGTON. VERMONT.

Office, Peek's Binding. College -.
ff'dIS Company having completed 10 orsanizatinn
is now fullv ore. aTi 20 Issue ail kinds Of LIFk
AND ENJOYMENT rOLlClEf
Poiicyholjers participate in the profits of TIE
Company Dividends q, cisFc, and PAID annua.iy
after the first ear.
Liberal -rragssslcnts made with first class can
yass1Ts.
DIRECTORS.
roREEr Z. WALLS. Attorneys Judge Probate
LENUEL PLArr, Manufacturer
sANUEL HUNrISsrUS, Merchant.
IAHEs :. SHEuD Aler liant.
RUSSELL s. TAR. President.
Il BSEY S. MILES, Gen ms AGENT
NArHASiEL PSRGEU Pres Burlington Gas Co:
10 y. HATcH- Williams Street.
GEORGE h4sUSDs, L. 5. Senator.
ONEl 5. bODCE, Pres LIST Nat. Bank, Bur
hugton.
F. ksNSEDr, Manager Burlington
No len Mills.
LAwREScE BtaSss, Lumber lcaler.
oFFlCERs.
RUSSELL S. TAFT, President
RODNEY T. WIRE. Vic President
WARREN 6I Rs. Secretary
SAiJ Ell ". THAlER, " n, Medical Cuun ell
A C. BALLARD, Agent 4 Winoosll-
Jan. 2d.-f-d&w
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dhe 1fWs.
Meteorological Record

r-a- M Elevation above tide
Lat - : -, i .haxe I. Ike Champlsin r. feet
t.xr,py-F1RsT WEEK-l-te.
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AT JOHNSON.
TuE SPRING TERN Of this institution will he
i gin
Usfassiay. Feb l., 1852,
And continue eleven weeks. Tuition TEEK 70 those
needing aid and sitting 10 teach For particulars
concerning Studies, Regulation &C, send for Cir
ar- Apply early for Rooms or Board to the Prin-
cipll or T.. ". ROBINSON,
Sec. ofTtustces.
Iohn.gn. VI. Jan. ]. Is6s.-.gwlx
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
secrets Of The Great CifU.
ONLY $3.50 PR COPY.

n send for Circulars and see our tcrtas. and a
fun description Of the work. Addrees JONES
BROTHERS CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
CAUTION M c5h1.a,e5 woIk; Of similar Hi,
lated. See that the BOOKS you buy contain over 30
fine engrayinss ands Il at $3.50 per copy
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Now j. the time 10 get signeTs and send
in clubs. ladies specially wanted as
agents.

Partial list of articles allowed as commission 70
any one sending in clubs
CLUE ~ 1HIRrt, 1871 % yards bcached or
Cuh.eached Cotton Cloth. Photograph 4 bum 100
pictures. elegant morocco Binding. Revolving ovgl
band. Silver Plated Table Castor, bottles. Ladies'
Dress Pattern. Lady's rchly-0ruamented Black
walnut Writing besk. Fancy Cashmere Pants
Pattern Large hite all Linen Table Cover. White
laneister tuurferpaue. % Yards Calico Alham-
Cottage Clock.
c Us OF SIXTY. 1877 p yards Bleachsd or
Jnhleached Cotton Cloth. F1shioaa ic Ore, Pat
tern. IL yards wool tassimere for Pants and Vest
Pattern. Fashionable wooden Shawl White Na1-
scilies C0uu'erp1re. laly's Large Gcuafnc W.r,c-
co sloppiuc Ba- Ladys Fashionable Cloak Pat
tern Fai4 food white WOODEN BLANKETS Black
Alpaca Dress Pattern 3 yards double wiI-i water
proof t.'tkir-. yards Firmrr-' -a1d wool Fraek
ing RIOS wood Lrass alarm Clock. Lady. Fur
Nuc. Set " IS Igrs iiuI and 'nlla-
CLUB uF uNEHUNuGED. 1901 IS wards -ro4
Bleaci el rr Ib cd Cotton CT IN o C. yard wide
Lady's OF ieats New Sil er iiuutius Case Watch
faslIouahle LlLet Dre-- Pattern. Elegant Black
Alpaeea - SIS iaternole pair u good white wooden
Blankets. ifr-e size. ady's fashionable Double
WOO en- shawl Two l8r.o. hIe Bleacsed Linen
Table Cl.cr- wiki o-e d zen large sized Dinner
y-ris ilc Cashmere fr suit. one DOZEN Ivory
Handled steel I-ilei nnisss aui Forks. Gnc dozen
Ro-ar-' lest silver l.tfHi Folks on uhfis METAL
Portable Wing and Ew'ro'ierinr Nachiae 7I-1
ARDS d4u lo-Eiatl uatern- 20 Choking SET Of
Fufs, Mul and Collar
Its impossible 20 give p couu.at. list o.. Goods.
but Agents trslriu- articles not uauled above. will
please mgi zion them and we vii accommodate them
# possible u yal have a club ready. or iutrnr to
raise enc a'l NtrI o. l- % Do it-- 70 send ~ 90
u=,a be same time -si for our Sew r,uls ran
N1mm.tf Exchange List. P.-fes acting a. a : Z.
for otH g lar a-uss 70 this ty. viii pleas. send
ra pes 81 'le-- a1' f'l - Of ri -e- Sd { their
mal. no female il.-nif a- W. cen INA it 7 their
advantage O. sl 60. Stale AMI Te.aa, agents wanted
As UsuL
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CORRESPONDENCE.

We have engaged correspondent each ia New
OrleIrs, Chicago, Montreal, New York Philadelphia
and Washington from each u which places We shall
receive Az occasional letter Of neWsy cosby char
ae,ar. Iu O. o, the pa fisher proposes o. spare no
caort nr Npau-c 90 make
THE Vermont Record and Farmer"
The Bef Papsr IN Feraoaf
FoE YEEMoSrgEs.
lrui-- -5o per year si35 for SIX months. IS
cents three months so cents per month. always
lu advance.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

4 draft house belonging 70 D. Billings Oh
Rntland, was badly injured lately Ss atrssins
.lab OF Slate projecting from wagon "hi'h nc
was passing al tie time
The new Rutland County csart H9use. has
b.en located on the vacant lot directly west Oh
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gem 9drertisrn ents.

The goods sold by US described In printed slips
OF cheeks which are sent to any address at the rate
81 ten cents each, in clubs of ten twenty thirty,
lortyi sixty one hundred, one hundred and fifty,
two hundred, SC. For dollar the receiver can buy
the article described in the check, or exchange It
Tor any one Of two or three hundi ed other articles in
our circular. As a guarantee Of the worth Of every
article sold by Us, any article checks can be
exchanged for a WHITE BED Quilt or q SILVER
PLATED REVOLVING TABLE CASTOR, with Five Boz
lies. Read what the great paper Of the Northwest,
the Toledo Biade (Nashy's Paper, says Of US
"MHAr VIZ SAW AT THE 'uFiosity led Us
while recently In Boston, 70 visit the dollar eSab-
iishment Of Messrs. EASTMAN & KENDALL. Their
trade has become 50 Immense that they now occupy
foUr stories IN the elegant block No. Is Hanover ST.
lie name Of this Gru- has become familiar rs
household words throughout the Middle ant West
cru States while prompt and honorable tJsiness
men they are endorsed by the best Arms in their own
city. Their Club system Of selling goods has done
more we believe. during the past few years t. keep
down the prizes Of co-nestc articles IN every cay
use, than all other influences combined. Most Of
their goods are manu- acturld expressly fer them
as for iust lance, cgtery made 10 their order IN ohc
hela Eu-lani, AMI imported in large Quantities flr
their dollar TIA ie alone"
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| RoQUEr OF FLOWERS.
SHAKER APPLE SAUCE,

E'oR sale BY the gallon at ,,,,c,,s
Nov. %. .tsn- n aaa
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VIII color gray hair permanent black or brown.
Sold everywhere Sent nv mail for 81 %.
Address WM. PATTON, Treasurer.
Magic Comb Company, Springfield, Mass
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Last "a 'ori4y morning at the close Of the
Ts,.be-s a., citing. the teachers in the public
school. Of this =,y. presented Mr.. J. /. Goodrich,
School Superiu teuleut, with a iue copy Of
Luebke's History Of Art, work in two vols.
syo. with over four hundred Illustrations, as a
token Of their appreciation Of his earnest and
successful endeayors. TO improve the schools Of
tbi, s,tv. and advance the cause Of education
here and in the state at large.
In a few earnest words Mr.. Goodrich accepted
the gift, assuring The teachers, that great as is
The intrinsic value Of the sork. he should prize
&, chiefly because it would always remind him
that IL his efforts to discharge the duties Of hi'
Office. duties often delicate and difficult, he had
their sympathy. aud could depend upon their CO.
operation. He congratulated them on the pro-
,,re., the schools have made daring the last SIX
months. end expressed his fra confidence that
still greater Success would reward their efforts IN
the future
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Deafness. Catarrh, scrOfuIa.

a LADY who suffered for years from Deafness,
y Catarrh and Scrofula, was cured by simple
remedy. Her sympathy and gratitude prompts Der
to sen the receipts free Of charge to similarly
afflicted. Address Mr.. VI. c. L. lloboken V. J.
ERRING But NOBLE.-seifhelp for Young Allen,
II who having erred, desire better MANHOOD
sent in sealed letter envelopes free OF charge. II
benefited return the postage. Address P1lLAN-
THR0S, Box P. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
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Floral Guide iol. 1860.
TIVE first edition Of One Hundred Thousand -
1 Weeks "a II usirsted Catalogue Of seed and
Guide ia tic Flower Garden il now publishsd. 10
makes a work Of 100 hages beautifully illustrated,
with about 80 Fine Wood Engravings OF Flowers and
Vegetables and an Elegant C0lOred Plate.
BoQUET OF FLOWERS.
I; 4 the mos. beautiful, as well AZ the most IN
struc i've Floral Guide published, giving plain and
thorough directions for the culture Of Flowers
ana Veg tables.
The Floral Guide Is published fer the benefit ofmy
cusiomers to whom 10 Is sent free without applies
ton but will DO forwarded to all who apply BY mail
for Ten Cents which is not half the cost.
Address JAMES WICK.
d3teod&w3teow Rochester. NY.
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supreme Court.

Cm TESDEN COUNTY, JANUARY Term.
Hon. James Barrett, Pres;diHg.)
Hon. .9sdhel Peek, Assisting.
Hon John Prom, .
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ITO LADIES DIR. yASsETR'S REM
L EDIES. cert lin, harmless, agreeablei war
ranted never 10 fail No. IA sure Preventative
No. , for removing monthly distractions. C.rcu-
lar free Andres 2. o. Box 5ss, PHILADELPHIA.
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Outrage Is UNDERHnL A young man Of 2
years Of age, by the name Of John Ravey, com
niitted A rape on the person Of Jane Gray, sill
Of 8 years. on the % inst, at the houscof James
Yl,nn. in the y. f. part of Underhill. On sun
dav he was arrested on complaint Of Grand Jury
man. II. C.. Richardson, and taken 10 Underhill
Centre. and on Monday was tried before NJ. l.
iiaasood, Justice Of the Peace, and bound over
for trial in IN. SUN Of $1,000, and for want Of bail
was next day committed 70 tie County Jail in this
city by Deputy Sheriff L F. 4erriH. The parties
were irish asd the case was all aggravated ape.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

The whole number Of deaths in Hinesluryh
during the year 1865 was twenty. or in the
proportion Of one to eighty-one Of the popula-
ton. The average agewas 1912 years Ofthe-e
SIX del under three years Of age None be-
tween the ages of three and twenty. Two be-
tween twenty and thirty. Two between thirty
end forty Four between forty and fifty. One
between fifty and sixty One between sixty
and seventy Two between seventy AID eighty,
sud three between eigh,yand ninety six
EssFx, Y4.-Tbe Baptist and Methodist Sooie-
ties of Essex very kindly remembered their pas
tors at the close of the year,-the one by do
nation visit, leaving money and articles TO the
value Of more than one huuired dollars the
other by the gift Of one hundred and thirty dol
lars in money, be.iie= numerous uec-ssaries Of
rfe
A few days since our attention WIS called to
two beautiful ,leighs. manufactured by Michael
Wool, near Essex Center. They were Of the
'sTell box pattern most thoroughly made
and elegantly finished. The entire work Oh them,
from runners to trimming, was done by Mr..
Wool himself
The week Of prayer is being observed both at
Essex and Essex Junction by union meeting in
each place.
An impromptu contribution, amounting to
nearly twenty-five dollars, was taken up in the
Congregational church at Essex few sabbath
since, for the support Of young lady who un-
aided and alone, went among the poor blacks and
whites of one Of the Southern States, and gath
cred 4 large number of them intoa school under
her instruction She was well received by all
classes. and Is doing much good.