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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-22

At Huntington, in this County, the water -ose
higher on Monday than since the freshet Of 500,
and the river was very turbulent. Some l25
feet Of fume was carried away at Horton
JohnsOn's mill The extent Of their loss Is about
( $500. A L. Bates lost all his corn, which
was standing in the fields, cut. His los Will
reach $500 Much ether damagewa- done, ard
il is estimated that tine total loss by lie frcshet
cannot fall under -, 900. and may luu ;h excel
these figures
The freshet at Brattleboro was des;r lctiye and
accompanied by sad loss of life. The dam at
tlnuery at IVES; BrattlebCro washed out. aud tie
water rushed down through Nhetsto ne Geek,
the banks Of which are covered with buildings
using water power j. Es;ey S Co, organ
/ manufacturers, had some Of their small shops
/ foated from their foundations, while their large
shop was moorel 10 its foundation by ropes.
/ Deacon Dwiuel, a furniture dealer, hal E.s
] entire building and stock Of goods wash, away.
Boynt0n, shoe-dealcr. lost his entire - 1ek ami
+ tool. Newman 3 Tyler, machiaists. Al1 the
whole end Of their shop washed aW,y. The
Milestone creek bridge was carrie. away. The
I Connecticut RIVER bridge was also carried away,
and all communication is now cut OK between
Brattleboro village and the island opposite,
upon which are several families Several lives
we're lost among them "a German by the u.me
of Frcdericks. who was engaged in getting cat
lumber 81 Estey's yard, when the current struck
the pile he vas 90, and carried hIm away 4t
once. This poor fellow was one Of the survivors
when the Central America went down on her
passage to New Orleans severa years ara. y
Mss Barrett was also drowned 40 the tanacry
In addition to these, man and q boy iast their
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DIsSOLU TION.
Co-PARTNERsHIP.
HUNTINGTON'S
Saturday Bulletin
NEW BOOKS.

CTOBER I6. 1869.
ARMY LIFE in Black Regiment, by Col. Hig
ginsOn.
HESTER sTRONGS LIFE WORK, or the Mystery
Solved, by Mrs. SOuthworth.
BARRY LYNDON, BURLISQUES - ThaekeTy'i
Household edition.
sIIAS WARNER, Eliot's Household edition.
OUR DUMB NEIGHBORs, by Thomas Jackson
a beautiful work, illustrated, small quarto, gilt
ARMS AND ARM0a. Library Of Wonders.
BESSIE AT SCHOOL, by Joanna II. Mathews.
CHRISTOPHER KENRlCK, his Life and Adven
lures, by Joseph Hstton.
HE THAT 0vERcoNETH. conquering Gospel
by ". Z. Bosrdmsn.
THE VEIL LIFTED, or the Romance and Re
alities OF Convent Life.
TRUST AND TRY, and other stories.
THE MUSIC G0yERNESS.
UNDER THE CROSS. New edition, Ismo, gilt.
ATLANTIC ALMANAC for 1870.
Oss ie-t'dssvit
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CHLOE MoRGAN.s EsrArF.

STATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons con-
DISTRICT or cHIrTESDEN, S. Cbio No. 10 ~
wexford, in said District. deceased,
bREETISG.
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District Of Chittenden, on the eth day
Of Oct. AID. 1863, an Instrument purpcrtng % be
the last Will and Testament. Of Chloe Morgan,
late Of Wexford. in said District deceased was
presented 10 the Court Aforesaid for Probate and il
il ordered by said Court that the 18th DAY of Now
A. D. l,69, at the PROBATE Court Rooms in said Bur
hngt1n. be As sned for proTing said Instrument;
and that notice thereof be given O. all persons con-
cerned, by publishing this order three weeks sue
cessively in the Burlington Free Press n uew-pa-
per printed at said Burlington, previous u the time
appointed
raEREFURE, you are hereby notified D. appear be-
fore said Court, at the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate Of said VIII 10 you have cause.
Given under my hand NJ Burlin zton 20 said Dis
tr.ct, tins sih day Of October. A. b. ls6s
lGwIw r. Z WALES Judge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-22

1t would seem from the stove That the gras
receipts Of the state FAIR were about $500, and
tine expenses nearly $4,000, leaving profit Of
probably over $500. Without casting my iu-
s.uuation of ' secrecy upon any Of die officers
Of the Society. 1t seems TO Us that 50 Huah rs
this might have been made known 20 the public
sometime ago,-we say 20 the public, for We have
no doub. that the Treasurer did answer, ami has
answered, all proper Inquiries male VI him a
private Tie public are interested 100 ,heuros-
perity Of State institution; and it seems hardly
necessary TO aid that the way 20 inform the pub
/; is TO publish the facts ia the newspapers
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N.s* Work. Market.
NEW YoRN, Oct. ~
ASHES - Tots quiet, steady Pearls dull and
nominal.
C0l'T0N-IIeavy, lower. Sales 300 bales at 26s
for middling uplands.
FLOUR, sc = Receipts Is sos barrels
Without decided change. Sales 1850 barrels at
> ca 40 90 for Superfne State and Western :.
o a. N 80 for common choice extra state
o - "a 8 90 do extra Western; 90 "a 90 GOOD
choice white wheat extra; 10 n 65 common to
choice round hoop ONO > n Is for common 10
fair extra st. Louis; 10 a 20 for good choice
do, closing quiet Including 200 bbs low grades
extras for xpOrt a; 10 "a g. ~.
CALIFORNIA FL0UR-Dull and nominal
OREGON FLOUR Dull and nominal
RYE FLOUR - \ shade hrmer Sales 5aO hill.
ut - n p.
CORN MEAL. Quiet
WHlskEY-Without decided change. Sales $50
bbis. Western at p 40 81. free-incudng iron
bound At latter price.
train Receipts-Wneat S, 3ii bushels
WHEAT = the market is heavy and cent
~ cents lower. sales ll6,0nO bu-hels at / -
a / Is for rejected No 3 Spring; Is far Ne . N
a Is for winter red Illinois; IS "a 3sl for winter
r. d and amber western, so a rs for white Nj
chi gan.
RYE-Frmer Sales go bushels Western at
I 10.
b RLEY-A shade easier Sales u .O00 bush. At
3 a 30 for state, 80 "a 81 for Canada W,st
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
Receipts Corn, SIS bushels.
coRS-opened heavy and cent % cents
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RrKLIxGroNAND VICINITY.

Mr.. |. J. Nichols Of Essex raised this season
from half pound Of seed, l2i pounds ot larry
Rose Rose potatoes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-22

Two short article. on agricultural topics in thu
FRrE PpFss Of last week, on " lettering Cattle y
and =. Husking Pin should have been credit
q 10 the Country Gentleman
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-22

STATE OF VERMONT } To all persons con
-,-..,..- - .y cerued IN the estate Of
DISTRICT o. cHiffkNn'>'s Olivia NJ Catin late Of
burlington, in said District, deceased.
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District q Chtteuten. on the eth day
Of Oct. A. j. 1903, an Instrument uurporting 10
he the last vii and Testament. % Olivia W. Carlin,
late oi Burlington in aid District deceased was pre-
seutei tie Court az resait. ior PROBATE and it is
ordered n1 SAID Court tIlt the "a day of Vow A.
ID. i5o5. al the Probate Court Rooms Ia said Bur
luEt9u, be aszIg e. rr proving said Instr IN ut .
and thAt notice tne4ec- Pee given O. ali persons CON
cerned, hv publishing this order three wees. sue
cessiyely IN the burlington Free Pres new-pa-
per printed at said Burlington, previous 20 the time
appointed.
THEREFORE,. You are hereby notified o appear be-
fore said Court al the time and place Aforesaid and
contest the probate of said will, Il you have cause
Given under my hand az Burlington Ia said Dis
trict. this sth day ~ October 4. 10. I-69.
leW3w T. Z WALES. Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-22

SENATOR EDMUNDs' LIBRARY.-Mr. Eimunds
has recently disposed of his extensive law IL
5rary, valued at 3, 500, to Messrs. Lawrence
& Burnap Of this city. The library consists
principally Of Reports, which, added to the val
liable selection already owned by L. * B. gives
them a rare selection Of books, if not the most
valuable collection in the State.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR TEE
SIGHTS AN1 SECRETS

OF TIE NATIONAL CAPITOL.
fI'HE most startli NJ instructive and en-ertannE
L book us the cay. Seu1 Tor Circulars, and see
our terms Address L. s. PUBLISHING CO..
sept 2}-fc&wiw All Broome St. n. 7.
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Jem Adrert.semrn.s.

EMPLOYMENr.--sll q day. and constant
II employ mrrt in light hgu0rth' e. and profit
able business. Great Inducements offered. Samples
Zee, Alcssss rs tn stamp, JAMES e. RAND 4 Co.,
BiddelO-i, Ne
Oct s-IilEvI2w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-22

Fevers seldom make an attack without warn
ing ; and may often be thrown OF by soaking
the feet in warm water, wrapping up warm in
bed, aud taking two or three OF 81 Parsoa's
PHrgdtire Pills"
Missionary just returned, says he regards
"Joh ssoe's -fnofyne LiHiment " as beyond all
price. and efficscious beyond eny other medicine.
1t adapted TO great variety of special cases,
and is the best pain killer 10 the world.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-22

The amount Of Canada lumber received At the
Port Of Burlington since the 9Th Of last May,
and regularly Inspected by the custom oficers,
amounts 90 sj,62l,s $50 feet. The season does not
close until December, and ere that time the
quantity viii Doubtless sum up 20 nearly one
ta7dr,6 million feet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-22
Bankrupt gotitss.

/ the District Court Of the United Stat. -.
District Of Vermont, In the matter Of Sb lIT the
M, bsnkruPt. IN bankruptcy. To the creditars :,
whom il may The unders gnet na 70 :,
tfe Estate Ofsaid Bankrupt hereby gives not ~ y,
1t has been ordered by the District Court o. aid d.
trct that the Second cd Meeting Of the crsditnr
o. said Bankrupt be held at the office Of Zion Ahel
Underwood, in Wells River village. in Newbury in
SAID District. on the 10Th day Of November, A d.
1909. at 10 o'clock m. before A. Underwood, one
OF the Registers in bankruptcy, for the purpose.
named in the 9th section OF the Bankrupt act Of
March %, 1885,
OF Oc.obo-. :. D. 1909
l7w3r JOHN BAILEY. Jr.. As=ia-nse.
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PAID for Agents, male and female. business per
aaHeHt. Enclose &c. stamp. Van Alien 4 Co., IN
Broadway, New York. lclp cut and return ad
vertIsemeut
Oct. --fdVyfT
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Good samaritan

AGENTS are masking fortunes selling our new
household work, which viii prove in every family
Tn f4
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LONDON, oct. 20.
Bonds go 81. old '55, ST. So, s9l. lo-iTs 76,.
Stocks, quiet. Esie, ~ Illinois. 95i.
FRASGFORr, Oct. 20.
Bonds closed heavy. Five-twentics s7i for the
Old issue
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-22

THE SECRET OF BEAUTY lies in the
use o. UAzau'. Magnolia b m Tor the Compiler iuu.
FauElue--. ke.uess. Ulotshes Suuhurn, frecsles
and Tan disappear where IL is applied. and o beau
t..ul mpIcN'0p W pure, satulike texture Is OBJ
tanned. The l.Aiuest features are made 20 -l0w
with hoaltlfu Bloom and Youthful Beauty.
Remember HaEau's Magnolia Balm is the thing
that produces these Ell -ci- and any Lady
% f.r 20 relrs 80 any uf our stores.
Isl rHn. IfR4w.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-22

R;.bop De Goesbriand and Rev. jerome
.loares Of this city left Wednesday night to
attend the Ecumenical Council at Rome. During
their absence Rev. Thomas Lynch will he in
,ba--p
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-22
GREAT SUN-SUN CHOP.
DR.. J. WALKERS
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITIEkS

CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BiIIEhS
raEY ARE NOT VILE FANCY DRINK,
Made q Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof S5aits, aaa re-
f..s yfyuars, Coctored. sDiced, and sweo-ened 70
please the TASTE. called ronics,' "Appet.zers,"
. Rsst5rers" sc, that lead the uppler % 20 drunk
elue.s and rain, but are true ,5el,e.ilg, sc
f-a.l tine Native Roots and Herbs % Caflrua- rec
f-5r az 4lc9a1i5c sfi1l4iEnts. Tlrf are the6hEAf
BLUJD-fURIFiER and LIFE GIVING PRirCl-
FEE. . perfect ReEogator and iuvlsafatar oi The
Sy-teu-. carrying Of ell poisonous MASTER, ami re-
sfar5us the hl1ou % q healthy cunditlOn NJ per
So, efu tase these b.tters according q directions
ant remain Ion unWell. 500 VIII be given io-
an ircurthie case prov cius the homes are not &c
stroyed hy muera. paisOus or other means, ana tho
viial organs wasted beyond the point Of repair.
BOB INFLANNATGRY AND CHRONIC RHEO
" NTiS5t, AND GOVT DYSPEPSIA, OF I'D
GE~TIpN. BILIOUS. RE3tIfTENl. anu INTER-
NifVTFNr FEN EHS, DISEASES OF TIE BLOOD.
LIVER. KIDNEYS, and BLADDER these BIT
TIERS nave been most successful SJDil DIS
EASE, are caused BY FifiATED BLOOD. which
generally produced b arrangement Of the III
/ GESTIVE ORGANS.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever ou end It's
in purties bursting through the skin N Fimpies,
Fruutions or sores, cleanse IL wheu you and % OBJ
.tructed and sluggish in the veins cleanse it when
il : foul, and your feelings viii tel you Nhen
Keep the blood healthy, and all viii be well
These sitters not s-ilded phi. % delight The
eve or please she fancy, but a medical preparation,
.'..,uss OF tie best vegetable ingredients known.
Tbev are an Alternative. Tonic biUretie SecaiiEe,
Diaph0retc, and Gentle Purgative-
g. The Lie Of ali Flesh Is the Blood thereof -
Purify the blood, and the health OF the whole sys
R.. MCDONALD, ]. WALKER; Co,
Propdetors.
san Francisco and Sacramento, California, and3
and 80 Cammercs ST. Commerce, sb0rt street
running from Bleecker to BarroEl n X;
an m NJ AL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Aug. ts-tdAHi2w
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his IS to give notice That ON the 23I day Of sep
Il TENDER, A. D. l-i9, warrant ia bankruptcy
was Issued against the cstat. Of Charles PiIIiuys
OF Rutland IN the County Of Rutland and State ~
vermont, who has been adIud-sl Bankrupt On his
own peuti9n' that the aymcat o. any debts aud
uelVery OF any property belonging o. said Bank
ruPt 10 him, Or log his use and the tranfer OF anv
property hy MN, are forbidden hy law that
meeting OF the creditors Of said Bankrupt, o.
prove their debts, and % choose one Or more A.
sgnees Of his estate, will be held az the Court Cf
bankruptcy, 70 be tOlden at the United state.
Court Rooms 10 Rutland, ia the County OF Rutiaad
and State Of Vermont. before \ P Lyman E.a.
Register, on the Ia day Of October. 4. d. 1869, At
10 clock 4. NJ
(. a. SMALLEY.
wIiw3 Deputy L s. Nar.haI. .. M-..sr--ar.
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GERS were elected
Pras t-Tm. Hrau.
Secretary csl iF'aslTeT-,-'' a. p.ise.
n. ,. - Ill., "a ~ Fly, I,.-r'..,.. -
u. y. Dr~r. Burlington. ". Il. Abel. Nes
York.
-,
''.' ''' ''
and delivered ~ i'1al'.' % '''.' '..'' -
''.'''a
r''-'' ti prices ''lt- '-
Che .a-' .'.' -". ''
i"r- ''l '' .. sos. '-' "
Tive ul Haa-el, while rie STRAIT datrs "eIe
-........ ...I 7...-s-- ...I....r- =. and
FANCY 2Hhtl.-t.e a--t .a c.-I'' .- ''l'A
I'm e..rt-. .r Dr. H4tl-v.rUf Milton, ry a
~ .-.--.s-. ..f.... ...-.a H., .....1r..l the
H-fa''.a 'i 'le ifi i"F ..e l..'- ''' "''A'' 30
suited .s % seri.s. ir Dr. Hathaway, of SOME
-as-.......- ..l .. rs.r-l4y last. la tbi.
-fs... .g-.-t 81.
case r'' -'.-',' s-''i'
Hltalvag fIr AIsA-b.oa-ej stock ior Che sum ot
5000. and ..uart a. ID. sum hal been paid.
.-.a-.-1.- t,-,..,.,.- ...,,,.., ,,.r. a-,.
.,....f.--......l. r.r..-,-s Far Hath
. rr.-..lr..s -..,..n r..g,s ana Far
...........-r... R.-.- n,-.. AMI ti,ms
yf.... .ss. ,-,.-. .....I .....-,s. NJ ,iir.,,
,-........., ..........., ...,....-;t.-s 60, .,..
s...s.-.... H.. o. r,..y......, r,..17-.- hall
.-...-.,.... elk. r..f.,-...., ,..,-s
,....5..a...-. ..- ......,..,.-...-.
p-....... tr-s M, . l;.sot Fl, Mace
..,.... -r.--.,. -.y...r.f
r-5. p~-..5.,, Mrs -,-st. d. Cole
aus-.-Vrs. >. b. Angel.
h.-lIi.Hg Nl'r'.frI'-- una ID spar A.,
NJ. ,r..,. a. 'ta.-s-
Bssrf ~ Blanc. Mrs. J. A sLeil. Mrs..
Lawrence Baue-. Ma- Ffei. Smith, Mrs. \.
'ns, ~, ' r. g. - w. n ,I NJ I'm -, ' ~ H..
ID A u.i-s 3!r.. ar.,r... Drew. Mrs. Charlie,
-. Hur,-tle last four to fiji vacancies.
The sp5r,- presented gave satisfactory eE-
Aat .t lle transactions ,t sae past year. We
su1u. they VIII De published a- usual
l.. .tt.'s Az Ni-r">.--r'7 -o'le tine past
ue Congregation. '-otaa and Society OF MI
t.a have .'e1 e-2'=ei ia .aaa.a- house o-
Uar.'I. By s'e'. perseverance, af- -e.i-saar.-
h.e, they have reared 81 e'a'e1'entaad sa,-'lH-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-22

Mrs. Caroline Eyerts and t. P Cleveland have
sid the Nelson Everts farm Of % acres, III
Georgia, to Harmon perciyal, for about SD 900
DR.. A. NJ. Brown has soll oue-half Of the
Central - Spring, in the village of-heion, TO
Edward J. Wilson, OF New York, for $1,000.
Luther J. Bunker, who was arrested in Mont
pelet Tor stealing a horse belonging to Gilmore
& Brainari, Of 81. Adams, has been sentenced
% SAFE Prison for three vears
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DODD'S
.vERVsE.V'E
.fG.EE.e,
<oruEp CERTIFICATE.
ANOTHER CEgTiFICATE.

LEDYARD, C0Ss-, pfii 2, 1853.
Accent thanks for calling my attention . DODDs
NFRyfNE AND INvIG0RArOR. IL has done me
,,r-e rood than any other medicine ever took.
have snined twelve pounds in fesh, and am cores
pondipgly better every day. IL is an Invaluable
remedy. MIS- SVhN l. LhANn'
Aug is- fdSwSw
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FACTS FOR THE Ladies.

have had my Wheeler & Wilson Machine al
mos. eight years, and have never ceased bless
ing the lucky chance that brought 1t to me
Not one cent has it cost for repairs, and l nave
broken but one needle in five aud half years
The same needle has gone through = thick ana
thin,' FOR since l learned that it would answer
to use fine thread or silk for every thing'
never change my needle, but use the same one
to sew thick cloth of many folds that use for
hemming handkerchief.
Mas. R. 5. BRowS.
New Haven CT
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Corrected daily for the FREE Press 4 1IuEs; Coal
and Wood by q. W. BEcKwITH Country Pro
duce Flour and Groceries, by j. 5. PIERCE Son;
Provisions, by $. Ii. WESTON Co; Hay and
Grain, by CHARLES SMITH; Fish 6c., BY Al
PHONzO BARRows.
Coal aud Hood.
Coal, v ton, 81 a - o. Hard, unsawed. 500
WOOD, Y cord Soft sawed, %
Hard, sawed, 1000 " unsawed 100
Country Profsce.
Peas per bush.,S 759l 50 Sweet Potatoes 3 %, &C
Green Corn per dOz. Cabbage per hd., &c
ioinatoes per d. &c squash es per h., &c
40 per bush, . Beans per qrt., 10 al l5c
fotatOes per bu., 55di1c do per bush, 2 oud3 10
Onions per h., &C Butter per D. - IA llc
do z bu.. 4 20 a % Lard Der h. q a 20
Beets per loy &c Cheese per h., IS a 20
Turnips per H., &c Eggs per doz .sic
Apples, 50 q0 % 40 ! q Pickles per cal, sc
Oranges per doz, zoe do 10 ian.
Lemons tdOz. / 90 40 - As. 20, 80 a 90
CranSerrics qrt., PC English DO, mxd, SOC
Flour and Groceries
Flour = Dbl. ISrrup. 1901 t25z IN
Spring VII. 81 a. 80 SUGAR T. H.
Winter, 900 a 90 90 Grauulated 49, n
Coffee 2 90. Coffee crush. II IL 10
Pure Java roast - / Brown I4l Il
n DO raw y Best loaf sugar, ~ @ -lc
Nlolas,es p gal, lBlk. oSlons.
Common, eo, Sd .us1T 27a 81
7, y, X, CD a 10 Japan. 9O, . a ! 80
\. o., p Green Tea
kerosene v gal, 50 on, . -, 30, ] 70. . 90
Vinegar Y gal, % 8 so
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-22

Two horse jockeys at Troy, NY. the other day
expecting to drive their horses during the park
races 1nding that the track was flooded with
water, determined TO have race in spite of Aqua
nus Ihey procured wash tubs. and hal an ex-
citing race about the track Time, two hours
and seventeen minutes.
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luis Is TO GIVE NOTICE.-That on the 10th
4 day OF Oct, A. d. 1869, Warrant IN Bankruptcy
was ISSUED against the estate Of Frank l. Goo, Speed
| Of Shel ion, in the County n franklin. ana
STATE OF We mont, who has heeu adjudged a Bank
tupt on MS own petition that the pay
Inent OF any debts. and delivery Of any
property belonging 70 said Bankrupt 10 him, or
ior ms uss, and tho transfer Of any property
by MIN, are forbidden by law: that a meeting
OF the creditors Of said Ban krupt to prove their
debts, and choose one more Assiguees Of bis a.
tate, VIII ne held al Court Of Bankruptcy, 10 he
In the County Of Franklin, and State Of Vermont
before l. l. Lawrence, Es., Register, on the ID day
OF November, A d. 1863, at q O'clock NJ
7. A. SlALLEY,
Deputy United States Marshal, as Messenger
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Deputy United States Marshal, as MESSENGER Ness
I7w2v ~

IN BANKRUPTCY.-Distr Of Vermont. sat
L Rutland, the lst day Of October. A D.. ts69.-Tbe
undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appointment
as assignee Of Henry Way & Truman Eggleston
partners Of the firm Of Way EgSleston Of Manche.
ter, in the County Of Bennington anG State If Yer
mont, within said District, who have been adudged
0@ankrupts upon their Own petition, by the District
Court Of said District
l5w3w JACOB EDGERTON, Assignee.
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BANhRUPTCG.-Distr Of Vermont sat
Il Rutland the LIST day Of October. A. d. $50
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment as Assignee Of Henry P.Nay. ofNlanchester in
the county OF ionninstUr, and Stale OF Vermont
within said District who has been afiud,rsd a
bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court Of said District
l5w3w JACOB EDGERTON. Assignee.
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THE BEST TYPE. CABINETS.
PRESSES AND PRINTERS MATER AIS.
made and furnished by
VANDERBURGH, WELLS CO., Nsw YoRS-
goof S.-9ud Hand CuIis4ers for Sale
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MAsNoLh WATER Superior to the hest i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold st half the
price.
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GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
TEA COMPANY.

ATOJSTACEF.S flrcsi o. grow ia 81 w-eks
Nj Samples by mail . cents. Address II. RICH
ARDS, box $50 New YORK. P. o.
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sHi1H-CAsEr-In Hinesburg. Oct 18th, by Rev
c. T. Perrin, Mr.. John Miles smith % uunt.u-t o
ant Ms Mary Ade.lne Casey # Jericho.
MUFPHEY-HrLL-Iu HiGeshur-. Oct -. Ly Rev
G. r. Perrin. Mr.. J. Phelps Murphcl Of Bristol aa,
Miss Helen Jane Hull Of iiiuc-uyrg
CANP-JEwNL-In Wilsboro. y Y. Thur-iav
Der. 18th. hy Rev. a. D. Ba-hcr. A. z. Camp VI y.
% Richmond. w.. 20 Miss Flora A Jewell ~ wills
hoIo daughter Of the late Joshua Jewell, Esq.
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ESTRAE.

GAME into the premises Of the subscriber, In
} Colchester. about 1--WE weeks sine, two two
wear old cattle one heifer and steer. The owner
,bsm away. VI. r. DOUGLASS.
Colchester, Oct 18th, ls59.-i-&w2w