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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-06-18

ssv Now's the day and now's the hour
10 circulate tho papers,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

Banl is the best testimony to the general excel
lence Of the management, under his presidency.
Messrs. L. C. and H. L. Dodge are his brothers, and
our citizens will be glad to note in their accep-
lance of the position, an indication of their de-
termination to settle permanently in Burlington.
Mr.. Van Sicklen is the partner in business of
Mr. o. ]. Walker, who was one Of the most val
liable of the retiring directors, and will be in
position to render equally valuable service. Mr..
Park is known as the heaviest capitalist in YER
mont, and We suppose has become, in this trans
action, pretty heavy stakeholder in the bank.
The change involves a result which we regret,
in the retirement Of Mr.. Sumner as cashier. He
succeeded Mr.. Cole in that Office in 1865, having
been teller for several years previous. He has
been a competent, faithful and hard-wol king
servant of the bank, and his experience and high
character for integrity, accuracy and ability,
will render him valuable officer of any bank
with which he may be hereafter connected. If
change was necessary, the bank is certainly to
be congratulated on its choice Of a new cashier.
Mr.. Luther Dodge enjoys the universal confidence
and esteem Of all who know him, and has wide
acquaintance among our older citizens. He will
make capable, courteous and popular cashier,
and We bespeak for him cordial welcome among
cur business men.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

the Post-0f6ce, owned by Mr.. Evelyn Pierpont
for which he receives $1,000. A proposed
plan for tbs building has been made by ]. j. r.
Randall, of Rutland, which is highly spoken Of
Judge Kittredge, of Fairhayeu, had leg bad
ly fractured in tive places, on the 9Th inst, by
being thrown from a sleigh.
On Wednesday over $3.50, 900 we're subscribed
in Fairhaven, for the Lake Shore Railroad.
The National Bank of Rutland and the Rut-
land County National Bank each declared
semi-annnal dividend of five per cent on the LIST
inst, free Of government tax.
Potatoes are evidently scarce in Brandon Mr..
Edmund Goodnow last week sold bushel Of No.
8, for only $500, and a peck of the same for
SIPS.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
1t is assumed that there will be a change of
Postmaster in Montpelier in the Spring, and the
applicants for the place have been buslly secur-
ing names One is Captain John Clark. who
was good soldier in the war; and is a good citi-
zen anywhere, and the other Mr.. Joseph Prem
tiss, who is also respected and worthy citizen.
The Annual Concert of Bethany Church Sab
bath School Of Montpelier, was held last Sunday
evening, and was an occasion of marked interest.
With this anniversary closed the sixth year of
II.
under whose efficient charge the School has at
tanned degree of prosperity and usefulness sec
ond perhaps to no other in the State The high
est attendance of teachers and scholars reported
was go, and the present average is about 100.
The singing by choir and school was very
noticeable feature Of the evening.
The Vermont Mutual Insurance Company are
looking over sites for the erection of new
building for their offices, &c, which will doubt
less be an ornament to Montpelier.
The officers of the Montpelier Agricultural
Library Association, for the ensuing year, are
Samuel Wells, President /; Charles Reed, Vice
President; Nelson A. Chase, Treasurer and Ii
brarian.
Lane, Pitkin & Brock are again running the
machine shop in Montpelier During the COM
ing season they will build an enlarged foundry
and new machine shop.
l. S. Bailey. of Noretown, has sold his farm to
Roswell Childs, for =, 200. and intends moving
Vest. d. Robinson, ofAloretown, has bought
Of Roswell Childs the large two-story house near
his mill, for about 81 800
Joel and Calvin Richardson, ofWorcester, says
the .frgus, recently threshei 100 bushels OF
oats and helped put the straw back into the
barn in 3 - hours.
T. ?. Hayward, Of Warren. has purchased the
Bradley Mills and 900 acres Of wood land,
preparatory to manufacturing coarse lumber,
fork aud hoe hadles, chair stock, etc.
The Me>srs Hemenway, having purchased and
reftted the Hayward Mills, in Warren, are ex-
tensively engaged in turning hard wool to
bowls, etc
Mrs NJ. Iacroix died in Montpelier, Jan {,
aged 25 years and > months. Mrs L. f. French
died in Mortified Dec 81 ared 81 wears Mr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15
ISAAC FUGsRH.s EST ATE.

STATE OF VERMONT Ghs n cdSI. r ~, INC
District Of Chittenden, So. District of Chttenden.
IN the heirs and person. Interested in the estate
Of Isaac Fugerc. late # Burlington, in said Dis
triet deceasei GREETING
yxTHEREAS, application hath been N de to this
w Cont m writing by Isaac Fugcre, Of said
Durlinatou setting forth that HI hther Isaac fu-
sere deeea sci at the time Of his death held In trust
for the petitioner certain piece OF land on IN north
side of NOrth Street. in said burlington, two rods
front on North Street and extending haeA ten Iods,
Containing one eighth Of acre Icing the east half
fthat piece OF land next west III land ei Louis uan-
onrts which Vim. q. Shaw conveyed 10 the said de
ceased by deed dated August 9Th, 1867 and that
s,id decease was at the time q his dc-tE bound in
aw and equity 10 deed the said land SO held by him
In trust To said petitioner on dcnandt and pray ing
aid urt 20 graft license TO the administrator Of
the estate Of said deceased 70 deed said premises 20
aid petitioner pursuant 10 said trust
WHEREUpoz the said Court appointed and assign
ed the ith day Of February A. D. lsa9, at the Pro-
ha.e Court roons in said District % hear and de.
eide upon said application. and petition, and orders
nubr notice thereof 10 be given 70 all persons in
teres.ed therein by publishing said crder together
with the time md place ofheqring three weeks sue
ees.iveiy In the Burlington FREE Press TfsKs, q
newspaper which eirculates in me nelghbofhood Of
those persons Interested in said estate all which
nublications shall be previous TO the day assigned
for nearing.
THERKFoRE you are hereby notified 10 appear be-
fore aid urt at the time and plaza ASH ned thea
and there in said Corrt. 20 make your objections
"a The granting such license, If you see cause.
Given underm my hand, ut the Probate Court rooms
this 18th day Of January A; d. lesg.
w2Sw3. i, T. WALES, Saase.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

The sl,aes- entire change Of the dirsoGon Of
the First National Bank Of this City. which took
place On Tuesday, Eas quite an event IN our
financial Eorll. and has sGaasioned a very gen.
era call for information amorg outsiders Inc
main facts Of the case. we believe, srs that the
retiring directors. with the exception OF Mf'
Catlin, having. for reasons doubtless satisfactory
to themselves, concluded that they desired
change Of the President Of the Bank, commenced
some weeks since a canvass among the stock
holders with view to a change. Mr. Dodge
no i We understand the larges; stakeholder IN
the Rank, learning what was on foot, offered 70
retire Toluutarily. if those who desired his re
tiremeut ululd purchase lis stock at his price
therefor Ms offer no; being accepted the can
vuss became a iIiAi Of strength, which resulted
IN Mr. Doage's securing control Of a majority of
The soek lie being thus Eaaster of the situa-
tsau. the dire. sss accepted the result. and the
Hsiage, Is tie yotz shows, was made Win entire
u AL'iinny. We understand that the late diree-
tors biousat no charges against Dir. Dodge's
mana, 'emcst Of the affairs Of the Bank, and that
all the .'ar,i,, now Adopt General Grants motto
" let Us lave psae -
The new board m, st certainly be allowed to
be very Able, as it win, be a very harmonious
board Nh. 0. 4. Dodge =. 7eceeded Mr.. Under
WOOD as president, upon tie Reorganization Of
tn, II, Bank as National Bank, in. January, 1860
ms ABILITY has no, been nloos s.own in this
"'2'''''"' ana the prosperous ..O@sditl on Of the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

This Company We are glad to learn aprieciat-
;ue TIE confidence placed in them by the travel
lin public whom they have served SO well, have
5ecid i to build during the coming season new
steamer Ehich VIII surpass both in size comfort
and eleyaue de.arvedIy popular Adirondack
IN RIM in con. ,ection with her; also "a powerful
DroneIler. TO run alternately wild the Montreal
in the towing and weight business
Besides these great improvements and adii-
ton. 70 their present ia -ilsos for the transae-
ton Of their bushes. they hase a'so decided to
build fine steamer for the pleasure travel on
Lake George. to run in conusciion with Inc
-ManebaIq. In 1867 the company spenf
nearly a quarter Of a million OF dollars 70 put
ting the -adirondacL upon the line, ard viii ex-
Peld during the coming year over halt million
s,efore their present plans win be completed,
Stronge. signs og vigorous life, could not be
siven. Tie Company Deserve all it. success.
Tor over forty ye4,s their captains have ranked
euour the most careful. cautious, capable and
popular Ia the country. Til boats have been
woSels Of nestne4s ami comfort, aa5 the excel
Ience Of their tables. proyerhial
Within our recollection at least, ! OF life ha'
been lost among the thousands Of passenger
they carry each season, FACT which We do mi
think can be said Of any other fgo>iy imP0r'an
public line.
The Board Of Directors just elected is the SAME
rs last year Al arc well known to cur COM
munity as men Of enterprise wealth and success
fui business experience. Their General Agent
Hr Ossian g.. Mitchell, has proved his capacity
the Chl.. Engineer and Captains are the sam,
.reIl known and respected names aud experience
.spd competency ior their posts mark all the ap
ussutments
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

Coon Missisquoi Lodge No. 90,
l. o. i. T. of Sheldon, VT. was instituted Mon
day evening by d. G. W. c. T. W. A. Cooper
of St. Adams, assisted by delegation of about
forty from st. Adams Lodge No 49, The new
lodge starts with membership of thirty-six, o
whom twenty-six took the degrees the same
night. The following officers were elected and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15
NoTICEIN RANkRUPTCY.

rI,HIS is to give hotice That on the 18th day Of
/ January AID. 1853 Va rant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF Palmer Hunt Of rs
sex in the County o. Chitte.den and state Of YER
mont who has been adju2ged Bankrupt on his owa
petition; that the payment Of any debts and de.iv
cry Of any property bel1n sng to such Bankrupt 70
him or for his use, and the transfer Of ny property
BY him. are forbidden by law that n meeting Of the
creditors Of said Bankrupt 10 prove their debts and
TO choose one or more Assignees of his estate will be
held ai a Court Of Bankruptcy. to he holden at the
Office Of L. L. Lawrence, Esq, in Burlington, IN the
County OF Chittenden and State Of Vermont, before
L. L Lawrence, Esq.,. Register, the 18th day Of
February A. ID. 1869, ut 20 O'Clock A. NJ
T. A S3iALLEY,
Deputy United States Marshal, as Messenger
-g9g1W
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15
CARRIE c. cILLEY.s E.fArE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hou. Probate Co1rt
District Of Chittenten, s. Tor the District Of Chit
tenden
To all person Interested IN the estate Of Carrie
Cilley Of Jericho. IN said District.
GREETING
IUUEREAS application ia writing hath been
w mace TO tlis Court by tie quar- ian of aid
ward Tor license IA sell all the real eseate Il said
ward setting forth tAereiH that said ward owns
undivided haf Of tae farm q $50 acres Ia jericho,
of which Jackson \ Cilley. lateiy died seized sub
ject 10 his widows homestead and dover therein and
also has an interest with the widow m sait h1me-
stoad. and that it would be ooniuetve % the
interest Of said ward % sell and convert the same
into money.
AND THEREUPOS the said c urt appointed and as
signed the 5th day Of February A ID. 1859 at the
Probate Court Rooms in said District, 10 hear aud
decide upon saii application and Ordered that pub
he notice thereof be given 20 all persons inter- sted
therein. by publishing this order three weeks sue
cessively in the Burlington Free Pes and Times
newspaper which circulates II the neighborhood Of
those persons interested therein, all Of which pupil
cations shall be previous TO the time appointed for
hearing.
THEREFORE, you hereby notified TO appear he
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid, then
and there to object to the grantinS Of sGch license,
il you see cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
Rooms this 18th day Of January, A. d. 1853.
u2ew3 7. Z. WALES, Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

STERLING SILVER WARE and IN

STERLING SILVER WARE and IN
ELECTRO-PLATED KABE.-Ihe Gorham Manu-
featuring Company, Of Providence. Z. L.haying the
largest mauuactory Of Solid silver Ware in the
world, with the most improved machinery, ans EN-
ploying the most sslliil labor, enabled to offer
an unequallcd variety Of and beautiful designs
in Dinner Services, and every article specially
adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer also their well-snoWn and unrivalled
Nickel silver Elcctro-Plated Ware, in which they
have introduced now patterns ofrare elegance. The
Solid Silver is guaranteed to be OF sterling purity by
L. S. Mint assay. The Electro-Plate is guaranteed
to be superior to the finest Sheffield ware. Orders
are received from the Trade only, but these goods
NAV be obtained from responsible dealers every
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15
CHITTENDEN COUNTY TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION.


fw1y1Y-sr-ovD sEvI-ANvuAL MEETING.
II Richmond, Friday and Saturday, January
22i and 28i, 1863
nrENS at I0s All. Frid,y. with Introductory
A. dresses followed by Preliminary Business,
aa' an Essay by VI. 3. Carpenter, 4. b., Principal
High school at Richmond
AFTERNOON
Jo.nt Meeting Of the Schools Of the Town and Of
the Association.
Discussion. led by A. d. Tagert, NJ D. Of Shell
burn. Slhlect-lly gicue Of the School Room.
Object Teaching"
IL is expected that graduate Of the Oswe.o Nor
Brief addresses to the Children AID Teachers, by
gentlemen present.
EVENING.
Address hy Hiram circuit 4. NJ. Principal ofTil-
don Ladies Seminary, West Lebanon, N.n.
SATURDAY soRSISG.
Election # Officers for year ensuing. Essays by ].
". Russell. A. b., Principal Hnesburgh Academy
Asa Saudcrs0n, AN Principal Of Essex Academy;
Z. \. Green. A. NJ, Supt. Schools, Richmond and
others.
AFTERNOON.
Address by o. Il. Kile AN. Principal Oliver
genues Eh school.
Several papers promised, not on the pro-
gramnc. he subjects Of the various papers will be
opea 10 dscussion 2nd other subjects will be intro
duced as time shall permit, or the interest Of the
occasion require
Return tiesets on the railroads will be given to
those in actual attendance the meeting by the
Secretary.
The hospitality Of the town. freely extended to
member, teachers school officers, and interested
friends ofcducation.
ABEL +. LEAVENWORTH,
President.
New Haven, Jan II, is69.-d&wlt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

Fermonters, read the new advertisement of
Ths Yer.saAt REGARD and Farmer in this is
sue The prospectus therein set forth stands
unriyalied in the annals of Vermont journalism.
Everyperson who Is interested in the State at
large should take The Vermont Record and
Farmer Read the offers of premiums, headed
'FREB"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

Rg7lEyfp To BURLINGTON Mr.. y b.
wi,bsreu. who has for the past year been a
.,.r,baBt in Mora, NY, has returned to this
.;+v and re entered into partnership with Ira
pnsssu Mr. wiherell is an active business
I'm, man aud as wide circle Of friends here
:. ,relcorne him back.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

SPEER's STANDARD WINE rITTERs Made Of
pure native Wines, combined with Peruvian
Bark, Chamomile Flowers, Calamus, Snake
Root, Wild Cherry Bark, Ginger, and other
herbs and roots. assist digestion, given an appe-
tite and impart vigor and tone to the system.
Sold by Druggists and Grocers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

This n heretofore will he a speciality. We are
scc4I G- intelligent correspondent in every town
throughout the State who vii furnish US each week
rth The current ncws Of their locality, ull and con-
p.ctu. The news thus Sc us will be arranged In u
manner which viii enable the reader 70 turn at once
t1 auv locality from which he may desire % hear -
We arc determined not n he equalled ~ Of our
competitors Co this department 1t is intention
90 give all the essential news from every section %
The ate simultaneously sith it. publication by the
papers ~ each County-thus. far state news is
--------L---- I'm .-.-u-- Il r..r--r. In nr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

The demon Asmodeus was imprisoned in
bottle, but modern art, more tasteful than anci-
ent magic, has caught the fragrant spirit Of the
flowers, and Gagged it in crystal Withdraw the
stopper from a facoE Of P4AIoS's Flor De
NAYo,' the new perfume for the handkerchief.
and the breath of the aromatic captive will per-
wade the air, Sold by all druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

u,,ypxr.y SoruY.-At the annual meet
- e the "Hjernian Society," held in st.
~. Hall hst week, the following officers
-. elected FIR the ensuing year;
p,..Ieat-Iohn Dullahan
l-,s- Prs.ileut-John keenan,.
ss.re,iry-Iohn Mclnnerney.
Treasurer Martin Daily.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

ALLCOCK's PORULs rLASTERs Ac
eumuate electricity, whereby the circulation Of the
blood becomes eqgalizod npon the part where ap
piled, e4usag pain aal morbid action to cease.
Was there ever published stronger evidence than
this certificate iron. T. sterlins;
For two years, have been great sufferer from
neuralgia in the hea- and found only temporary re
lief from all the varous remedies that have tried,
mill I applied one of "ALLCGCK's POROUS
PLASPERsr cut it into three strips. placing one
under each shoulder blade and the other orer the
small Of uy baek ahd for de past ti.See months l
have had scarcely tWinge Of the old pain, adj
wise all who suffer from nervous diseases to lose no
time In making a trial of the wonderful plaster.
A. F. STERLING, sec'y Singer Mfs Co.
New York, juno ;, 1855.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York.
Sold by al Druggists
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

The imparanoa Of giving sferifan's Caralry
Condition POEders 20 horses that have been ont
in a cold rain, stood in a cold wind, or drank too
much cold water, cannot be over estimated ; no
man should be without them who owns good
horse.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

No Hospitals, IL EUROPE OR AMERICA, have
as many patients as DR.. WoLc IT, 40 Chatham
square, n. y, where all can test, free Of cost
Noleott's ANNIHILAToR, for CAT rrh. or VOL
colts PAIN PAISTtor the immediate removal Of
all pain, and certain cure Of diseases. Buy
none unless in white wrappers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15
BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

The winooski River borke up in the thaw Of
las, week, throughout its length and good
jesl Of the ice went out.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

Dovg-LigE eyes sparkle with pleasure a. the ex-
quisits fragrance Of pHALoS's new perfume, FLOR
DE MAY0.p steals upon the senses OF the languid
beauty. Babylon hal her hanging gardens allied
with etoic st foweTsi but such devices are not need
peerless extract AID tie blended perfume Of hum
arad exotlcs are at susp ended In the air, sold
BY all druggists. ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

Beside this T.. B. Sherman, E.q., Of Chicago, Ill,
a hat We Ncrmouter. will contribute , articles en-
titled "Ne-mouter- at the West" gentleman in
q Hst1n will contribute ~ articles. entitled "Ner-
monters in Boston" Both Of these series Of articles
vii ho copy zhtsd, and can be oh'aned in 9TH
er paper.
Vermont Fl lcrs, Ministers Lawyers, Ply scians,
etc. win contribute reguia ~ topics upon which
nl.L ON. ! L-LLL u-..l.t. A. Annnlncel Ahn-e.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15
WANTED. AGENTS,

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female 20 introduce the GENUINE IAPRuN ED
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Address sECOMB co, Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston,
Mass or 1t. Louis, No.
CACEiOS.-Do not &c imposed upon BY other
partils painting n worth ess cast-Fon uifhines,
under the same name or othsrEise ours j. the only
genuine and really practical cheap mschiue manu-
featured.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

F..R IN HUNIIYGTOS.--A lar ana fes'i'"i'
with ali the usual Accomplishments o. sale oil
tauar articles, and abundant provision oil oysters
aud other refreshments, viii be given by the IA
dies Of Huntington, at the neW Church in that
place. on the evenings Of the 2oih AID 2ist INST
i,,s yi,esburch Cornet Band will be In attend
ance The psaeaeds of the Festival viii be de-
voted to the furnishing IF the Church, an object
which appeals to all who sse .iisre''ea IN 'ne
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15

Average temperature Of the week. 70 IA
B,rone,er-average height 2s.6s'.
Average temperature OF 1865, ~.
w,,n annual temperature for eleven years past
t2'S.
r,ll of water in rain and snow for the past year
,s5l inches.
,va- re annual fall for nine years, S'-i.