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New-York tribune., 1870-11-19

Winner average, J.lO Time Of game, 2:25.
After the match NJ GARNER gave an exhibition or fancy
Shots and a-tou,shed the audience with his great SKILL
lie is TO play az the Assembly Hall, IN DTookyi
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TIE STATE or TRADE
LATKxr YI,POPRAN MAREYTs.

LoSpos Nov 4:5p aCeae closd a = fr "soe7 tnl sg ns
Amenc1n rvrB 1892. si lS' - 7.
g. Ten 1oru a. Stocs aa Rne Kasay sAAfes. i1i h""s
Central lif ]. Atlantic All Great Western. D.'
lhvHHroOi, No iJ3O ast cdl ps Jp.,nls "
9.d Mif Dg Irans. 3t09 sas Of ge day 1000 bhcs -"
fDr export so Tor scaston. Bre1istuas fruer
L0SDoN NDy. B-4Dp m--Lnsred oil. A,9. Tah)E ets'et
e.tla Ln.el. J3s
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CARHART-R -ROCKwRLJOn weindsv, nov. 6 u The Churs Al
tbe Pknms b. Rev u - Storrs d. D.. Jses D. CsAtyL,
to Panuie daughter u james Rockwell, III OF Brookyn
HfCKOK-THOMAs- Brooklyn Nov H. the resienoe ofhs
brides parents BY Rev stors d. D. W. H. hekok OF Virginia 70
ST. daughter Of NJ ID. IGOnas,
JCDD-ORMSBBE-in Boston the i6h ns, by The @ igaHh
Hale Judd Sophie hetsE daugle OF Joan hoIeA
Ormsbee. all Of NeEl0rk
LBR-WARD-Ou THURSDAY Nov H. At St Peters Church spots
uooa j. by the Rev Compton D. D. Thomas H. s Of Brosk
u 70 Mar Aln daughter ths Rev J. NJ Ward sPosIo"l
PPCK-wARD-At 81 Msrks Church, Orange n J. Nov H.
A. Williams. D. D.. Harvey = Peck oi BROOKLYN 70
Jua, daughter OF james NJ. Wad o. Orange
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Attention ia called 10 che advertisement oil =
young lady from the country who desires % give leDnh
on the piano payment for her board
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The following is an official report by the
Signal Service Omitted States ARMY Division OF Tee-
grams and Reports for the Benefit of Commerce. dated
Nov 10 1870 1870 q. NJ.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1870

dressed the meeting A communication was rnad ex-
Pressing the Willingness of the German General COMMIT
tee To cooperate with the Soldiers and Sailors Tor the
campaign OF 1874 II was resolved continue The Or
ganizatOn for the reislect tion Of Gen. Grant.
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Nessr- Isaac smiths son & Co., io5 Boidss' se b'
q the GCANACO JNbKELLA None az sess
vi llOui Trad, slIk ifsde.
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ASSEMBLY.
pYpRT DISTRICT.

1n Ti 9tE S War. n.rn I n..1 fs S,yS.sA &
"a 2oo III. 800 914 "a
IL: iI . " l:s. 1.lsl l.s
Total ... ......-..-.. 3.E1 2.igi l9
MaGlgan over Healy, 1850 over all. Sss
TWELFTH DISTRICT
Cook TaBl Klein, Rep Hsns Rep.
36il Bb b0o
Cook over Klein, 1896; over all, 2,298.
THIRTIESTH DISTRICT.
Ward Flanagan. 7aa WsDden Rep. Gallagher r. d.
XVI. 2bI2 226O 49l
Flanagan over Wsndel so2 Wandell and Gallagher
over Flanagan, lss.
-GovsKSoR- -LrxUr -1ov.--MAros@
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1i6 ggeatg--.cold--.
For p,-o O-~an and Harmony also Cls.>, OMr hN.n
ID N BggNsKDUs BOEEsLNAs. DT.
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THE CITY toFTcDul.
CONGREsS.
sIyEhIu DISTRICT
TSYH Rem Eg. TdTD Hop Ii,p
z,5 Es fMeAloias willis Wsd Ey JtncAlpile " ia
XII sOss I.s54 40 ANII..G,425 Z,OiD l35
,,,tst ,1st a,613 90
.0,c. AeAlp lplne. s,SCIi Vy6g al- s,,.4
New-York tribune., 1870-11-19

Iades-Tber, bat three four das r to oompe,s
your pghaS DRY GOoDs the prs osern3 BY lhO
They close b.f present nerI elnesi-s e'eas
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Dr. Sare'- Catarrh Renedy-F5oo reward r N -curss,s
Druggists by NAL, o. cc1ta 'smyl"' ifee AZ
drea. H. Y. PFEcg, ST D.. 10 S.uesa-sL. Biaa' y l.
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II 4HRJEU.

Wedding and Visiting Cnrd., iatl stsmpGr No, Pspe,
w. EgsEDEI. Soss ia frLIosr OLD DuIcH Cd0EcH
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Turkish Rath- 6l Lernctoo-av Tafies o. 10 Geo
teuen oon,tsBuy, day and pight h. c. ASGEiip NJ D.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-19

The official Census returns give Ocean
Cou nty " j., population of 1866, bonS 10 per cert -
,r.a lin
New-York tribune., 1870-11-19

Tot-i ..G1J2 2,.5s. ..-.C,2y5 2,93G. 1905 ~
Mai for Hoffman, 3,zJ: do. Tor Beach, 3,Z9J; do for
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CORONERS.

Ttal...A472 s,4Ss 5000 a,S4 0 o,oo1 oas,o a,sio
Coz nollys mai. 9Si; Brennans 10" 1'''o' NO'"
40
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Totai.CiJO 8,D5 C.5i Jlh ''o o'l'V
CoDnoly's majority, 3,Os5 BTrnnan'' m'oii''' ''''
IOe8'e Walor.iy, ..Os
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DIR. Irceu- spcciAit,.P-s .oAye, ssrci oAArErN
'le.. ore 81 hr1oss 81.
POST Uinco Not.ce.-Tse u,s ior ksrore sAfJkDAi
Nov NJ u .1s. a. .ai .hc .nass
VIA sut igi .no d. 40 -, sld % - ,ui 4 10 10
Z. II. JONI. ~ -s4.sI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-14

Both branches Of Congress as Eembled On Sion-
day. Both houses have dscu SEED bills FOR t-s
simiss.on Of Virgins; bills We e introduced il
the Senate on Monday. to estab 81 postal tele-
graph; for the redemption Of IT sssdry notes;
and for making the annexation # -itisb Colunl-
bis one Of the conditions of the sett, Of the
Alabama claims In the louise, bias were
introduced to change the time If tie meeting of
Congress; to provide for the apo iutment Of
Port Wariens for this city by the Sc 'retary Of
the Treasury for the reappoiu .ment o Repre-
sentstiges to Congress. Senate on Mon
day confirmed the nomination Lorenzo : aw.yer
to be Circuii Judge ofthe Ninth District, and IT
ferred the tresty for the anne alton of San Do
mingo TO the Committee Oh For ign Relations -
In the Senate on Tuesday, } II. Sumner gave
notice Of a bin for funding and consolidating
the National Debt; bill 1rs introduced 70 es-
tablish national car-eacs5 on gold basis.
IN the House. a bill for the transfer Of the
Philadelphia Navy yard to League Island was
introduced Mr. Kelley CT it cised the free-trade
fallacies presented in ne recent Report Of
Commissioner Wells Tn President sent a
message to the Senate, veto ing bill for the
relief OF klllln White Sci ,ator sumner in
troiueed bill on We'd aesiay to authorize the
reiunding and eOnsOlid ltion OF the national debt
10 extend banking f clites, and 70 establish
specie payments
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-14

STATE OE VERMONT Ihe u.1'-a'.e ~, ne
District of Chit;euleu IS. District Of Cb.,terasa
To the heir and AN persons interested ntae estate
OF John +. Jones. late OF tolr'u, lu said .s'-ir.
deceased GHrErIsG.
yXvHEREtS. application bath been made o. t...'
" Court in writing. by the saIa Ndm ni-f-2'Hr,
praying for license and su-hority On -eIi o.. r.ti
e.'at. 90 said deceased. igcIu1'u- the refcr-s ..
the widows dover therein -ett.u- .1-fi 7t.ft H,
That Do sou be- nsurle al o. Toe ter- aul 900 p---
Sous ln -t-d III sait estate, On - QUO rvert The
same into money and having flied iu st.t t.irf OIL.
written consent o. such sale. oil ali Tie uer rr u H
in this state.
WHERErroy the said urt appointed AMI &c.
signed the eth DAY OF January, A. ID. $50. AZ tue
PROBATE Court Rooms iu said District, to hear and
decide upon saiu application and petition. and ORDER
ed pu1c notice thereof O. ne given o. ul persons n
terrsted thereia. hv publishing sal1 order together
with the time and place ot hearing, three wec,-
successfully previous 20 The day assigned 10 sue
Burlington Free Press. newspa per wdlch cig-u-lte-
in the ne Oh rhopf Of "a persons Interested I'M
said estate ell VII en- nah icit9us shall De previous
20 the dat assigned for hearing
THERgFoRE you are hereby notified 20 appear be-
fore said Court az the time and place assigned, then
and there DO said Court. 90 Give bonds as the iaW
directs for the payment Of the dct- and charge 1
administration, and make your objections 20 Tie
granting such license, if you see cluse
Given under my hand, az the Probate touTi
Rooms. this 5th day Of January, A. ID. $50.
2sw3w T. (. WALES. Judge.
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MUsIcL CONVENTION AT MoNTrEIEE.-Ihe
Central Vermont Musical Association holds its
Fifth Annual Convention at Montpelier, next
week. commencing on Tuesday forenoon, Jlnu-
airy 18th, and continuing four days The Asso-
cation, Of which Gen. r P. Pitkin is President,
proposes TO make il purely a Tsrm7ni Conyen-
ton They DO not send sbroad for a conductor
OF " stars, - hut rely solely on vermont aient
and with the amount of it at their command We
doubt not that the experiment will he a Success
fGl one The convention is to he under tie DE-
rectiou of Col IT, D. Hopkins Of Montpelier,
the well known choriste7 Of DR.. Lords church,
sud widely esteemed as one OF the best singers
IN Vermont and a prominent worker FOR the i'm
provement Of vocal and especially chorsi music
in the S.ate The main solo singers viii ba Mr..
". y. Oliver Of Rutland. soprano; Air. a. j.
Phillips, Montpelier, tenor, and Mr. B. D. Hop
kius # st. Adams, bass On Wednesday eve
ming, Bethany church will be thrown open for
the exhibition Of the magnificent organ, the
beautiful and powerful qualities Of which viii
he displayed by Messrs. Moore and Whitney q
burlington, and Mr. EDDY Of Montpelier, who
Is pupil Of Dudley Buck, and ia his handling
OF rather footing Of the pedals is said 70 torcib'y
recall the skill Of that admirable orgauist un
Thursday and Friday evenings there viii be-
concerts IN Washington Hall, where The coaVea-
ton IS 90 be he'd, and three rehearsal. will ,e
q ], .l,
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A NERNoNT GIRL IN LUCK.-The barton (ND
Staadlrd says " That lucky girl at Fort Ed
ward, mentioned by the papers a few months
since, to whom young English noblemau left
by viii, some 7,00O, 900, was born about seven
miles from this place in Glover; and is the
niece Of Dan Gray of that town, and the cousin
OF the late deceased wife of our townsman. Gen.
e'a' Trout. Theyoung ladys friends IN Glover,
mat all attempts to set aside the will have
-, 'o'9doned, and that She is informed by her
agent Ia London that an instsllne,t of = 5,ob
Ooo OF this snug little teouest viii he torw,ris5
the present month She is renorte5 A. beir, a
quiet, sensible girl, and not likely to be upset
by this staggering freak Of fortune
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1aE c,>1LE-oN NATIONAL BANK unoEEy OPEN.
-ur,v1 REWARD FOB TUE lrEGI,a-
aND MONEY.
The safes Of the Castleton National Bank were
forced open during Monday night and about
SIS, 400 taken from them The greatest excite
meur prevailed when the burglary va- l.e.v-
cred, as the safes contained some --1,Hl' ia
bonds, deposited with the tluk for safe s.a3-
in. by the citizens. The running ta onl ao
was immense until uVas discovered that Dbl.
robbers had overlooked the drawer in which This
am5uut was plaeeI. or had been frightened Of
before securing it. It is supposed thar aa enc
trance was effected about ten O'Clock Monday
evening, as two suspicious looking characters
were seen standing near the bank az that time ;
but as they Immediately novel off nothing more
was Thought If the matter. After getting into
the building. they proceeded 90 o. s'eepiar-r-
in the bank. procured feather aeI-ucz. and.
depositiug it on the door, tum1el the safe out
on to it, in order TO prevent noise, and then
proceeded TO their work of opening it by wedges
The burglary was discovered by the cashier,
Mr. Guy, about seven O'Clock in tle morning.
Some of the tools had been stolen from aa ai 1in-
ing blacksmith shop, and were left scattered
about on the floor so clue has yet been OBJ
talueI Of the burglars, though reward Of
$4,000 has been offered for their apprehension
and recovery of the money II is claimed that
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! wish 20 spread abroad the great benefit have
derived from the use % DR.. IIARRlS0N's PER
ISTALTIC LoZ=NGES. have suffered years from
the worst Piles. J USED EVERYTHING TO $50 rra-
rosr until found the Lozen-es In Toss uaa
month was cured, AMI have only to resort Co q D
when costivcness Returns, ami Away lind instant
relief 5. o. NEAL. For Sale a. 40. fremont
Temple Boston, by L. a. HARRISON * Coz Pro-
pretars. and by all Druggists. 5iai.ei llr 90 cents
HENRY & CO., Agents. -w-m.s
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FOR the Free Press.
benjamin BoIyk.r All.

Yes. he was good. and great and world ro-.,
r -nowned for scholarship and learnin- 1 v iieH'
Drawn from old fountains on Masonic ,r@ az
Where inspiration fingers in the air
And ruins rise msjesticaily fair,
Ruins of temples, columns, arches, shrnes
Now aud forever sacred in toe lines
OF poets. whose grand thoughts twas bis 70 .hs7.
On rich ripe scholar thou art now compeer
With all the high and 70 ighty minds " yore
and Grecian sages to thine eyes are near,
Bidding thee welcome TO tn Elysian shore
And there among green groves and rivers bright
Thy glorious spirit wsnders MD the realms Of
light 5. ". S0ufsGrG.
yergennes VI January. $50.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
An opportunity to purchase sleighs, wagons
farming tools, &c, very cheap, is offered in our
advertising columns, by Mr.. Perry.

WORTHY OF NoTE An exchange says there
is scarcely day passes that We do not hear,
either from persons coming into our Office or in
some other way, of the success of Johnson
fnodyne LinimeHt in the cure of coughs and
colds, 50 prevalent about town just now. If we
can beneit our reace 5 any by recommending
Parsons Purya.i-e Pdls TO be the best anti
bilious medicine in the country, we are willing
to do so. We have hsd about as good chance
to know as any one.
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,11cock.s Pogors Pt.srEKs.

Sudden pains Ia the side and oacS' stitches
spasns etc. These affections are most troubles
to persons past nj Idle age. viii even CONS on in
bed. are very painful AMI often dangerous. N
damp weather they are more frequent than 10 dry
These plasters give relief at once, and need 60 be
al,,,v. in the drawer. handy.
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STATE OF VERMONT, , To AZ persons con
.,, 90 icerued In the estate "
DISTRICT OF cHiiIEHDhHi - John nasin, late Of
Charlotte, in said District deceased,
GREBTISG-
At Probate Court holden a. Darlington, within
and Tor the District Of ChIttendt a. on the 18th day
q. December. A. d. 1873, an lSsrRUNESr, purport-
in.. 10 he the last WILL and fEsrANENT Of John
Dakin late Of Charlotte in aid Distric; deceased,
was presented 10 the Court aioTesa d. Tor PROBATE
and K Is ordered by said Court that the 18Th day OF
January. A d. le7O, at the Probate court rooms Ia
sid Burlington, he assigned for proving said -
strument; and that notice hereof be given o. all
,ersons Concerned BY publishing this order three
weeks successiyel, in the Burlington Free Press
newspaper printed at sad burlington, previous 70
the t.me appointed.
before said Court ~ the time and place aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said viii, If you have
cause. IL ~.
trict. this 18Th day Of December, A. d. 1868:
S@.sx T. Z. WALES, Judge.
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,,..-'..-,C,.,.....,.. | ceroed' Ia tie Estate
' 7'N oi Fanny Ac$c'l atte of
Char. zee, 20 said District deceased,
1NErfiNs.
A'a rr.-ste Coa-; holden 10 Darlington witn.n
and fr zine District al Dn.tte1Ieu. t4e .ii dag OF
b.ctu rar. A. ID. l-,s am iy,r tUYEyT. parpartug 60
he tie iH-f WILL g9d IEsrtuENr 81 |auuy
Mcneil la;e 90 Charlotte, 10 said District; deceased,
was presented to the Court aforesaid for Probate,
and is ordered by said Court that the 18Th day Of
j..u. ~, A. d. 1870, 40 the Probate Court Rooms 10
ssd Burlington. He t-sigued FOR proving said In
strunent: and that notice thereof ae given to an
persons concerned. hy publishing this order three
weeks succs.ayeiy 10 the Burlington Free Pre-s
a newspaper printed at said Burlington, pre-
vious @ the time appointed
TaCgEFoRr. You are hereby notified o appear he
fore said Court, the time aud place aforesaid aud
contest the probate OF sid wu, if you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington ia said Dis
trict this =3d day OF December, a. D. 1869.
-tw5w 7, Z. WALES Judge.
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NTE, the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict o. Chitteuden, Commissioners to receive cx-
ain ne and adjust the claims and demands Of all per-
sons against the estate OF Emerson Fellows. late
Of Bolt n, In said District, deceased, ana
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; ana six months from TIE day Of the date
hereof. osing allowed by said Court Tor that pur-
pose, We do therefore hereby give notice, t,iGt we
will attend 10 the business Of our appointment az
the ate dwelling hons Of said Emerson Fellows, in
Bottom in said District the second - edne-days
Of March ami jane next, At 10 O'Clock, A. Nj. on
each Of said DAYS.
Dated this stu day Of December. A. D. lsdq.
HENRY GILLErf Sc.s
ylwlw ALBERT TOWN. ''tulnlaaLYnoIs.
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. % tubs. prices ranging fro p cents 10
,nt.. ruling at 80.
The officers Of the Northern Vermont Musical
Invention for the year ensuing, are as follows
Presidential \. Lyon.
VICE Presiden,s-Silas Hopkins and L. W.
James c
Ss.~etarv-N G. Elliot
1irs,tors-J. P. Stone, B. D. Hopkins, W. W.
Ngn-sfl. E. II. Spsulding, L. N. Story, E. A.
rsre,t. Rev J. F. Wright
The Treasurer's report shows that the receipts
sf.be Convention were SG2l. expenses S5l;--
3D. balance in treasury s9Io. The assOci'a0n
D.. gaining financially, and with past exPe' sH'''
tits hoped that future reports will sho' i''
profits.
The following is statement Of tie locomotives
built and rebuilt at the yermaa ''''@' 40
chine shops during the year l-i'' also '' NOSE
purchased by the company il'-'5 ma
and of these now in cou-'r1-'.H ~
.n,.s work. An ,bo.e el.eh have been built
nm, or fine same as..--. AID for beauty symme-
"' VI ''-' ''--' .lrrassei by none hereto
'''- .-rr the complny. They num-
t.. e-n- ...Il.rtae names Of James N. toss'
Cheney aud Il F. Taylor.
~. '' i- s-. tie Nllhegun, Stranger, Mi
Richmond. The ones now building
allied the ST. Armand, f, aterloo, and
.-.-. Oftho.e purchased the names sre
d, Tart. A. Arnold, ST. Alblas, and W. C.
..-,.aauaa meeting o. the stockholders Of
-..rreal ami Vermont junction Railroad,
..t.. s44a-.l-s station, P. g., yesterday, at
...,..sAa m.. the following gentlemen were
ie.,-I directors for ,le ensuing year J. Greg
.rr smith. Lawrence Brsinari, A. B. Foster, P
% Moore. Joseph Clark, Jo D. Hatch, F. C.
De-. Ryieres
new f-s5-l. car. taf, for the National Car
r.nr,uv ST the Vermont Central car-shop, uu-
ds- ,i.e .up.rirteai-aee Of SIR. ss-ious, has just
come ont. It has been bull, for sample and
8. probably the best freight err in the United
states. II not ia tde world L is constructed
with olanre-rauee trucks, and designed for
transit freight through Canada, connecting with
the Grand Trunk Railway. ltwa- painted, by
N-. Kirs.arriss. of a green color, vanished;
and contains w lbs sides. iH highly ornamental
lettering ibe names of ,aa principal points elst
and vest between vhi.a.' is intended TO carry
freight Its ml's. ,4e best u.aiera-s' and
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PERSONAL.

The death of the well-known missionary. Jus
tin Perkins, DID, rs-eived with wide concern.
He was the father Of the lission of the American
Board TO the HISTORIANS, and was connected with
it for over third Of fury. He died on
Friday of last week, al tie house of nephew.
with whom he resided, at Chicopee, Mass. in
the sixty-ffth year of his age.
Miss Mary j. Bradshaw, Grand Worthy Chief
Templar Of the l. o. Of G. T of Vermont, was at
the American yesterday, on her way to attend
the session Of the Grand Lodge at Rutland next
week
We are sorry TO learn that the fracture Of the
leg sustained by our townsman Horace Wheeler,
on Monday last, proves to be very serious one,
accompanied with dislocation or other injury of
the knee joint
The Rutland Herald, speaking Of very
pleasant affair that occurred in that place, says
that on Thursday evening company, composed
Of representatives, Of every department and class
Of employees on the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad, proceeded TO the residence of Col.
Geo. 4. Merrill, Superintendent of the road,
bearing with them appreciatiye testimonials Of
their personal regard and friendship for that
officer. These consisted Of an ice-,ream stand,
plates, knives and spoons, coffee urn, tea and
coffee service, sugar, cream, and waste bowls :;
all enclosed in two elegant cases. The presenta-
ton was made by Governor Page, who, in few
appropriate remarks, expressed TO Mr.. Merrill
the feelings Of friendship and regard that
prompted the gift. In response to the same,
Col Merrill said that he trusted and believed
that no man had contributed towards this
muuifcent gift, who did not desire to signify by
it his kindly regard for him as man, without
the thought Of ais official position. The &C.
casion was calculated to demonstrate that feel
ing of hearty friendship exists between the
Superintendent and the employees of the Rutland
and Burlington Railroad The service is Of
sterling silver, and was purchased at cost of
SI505
Burlington contributes. as usual, its snare to
the winter population Of Floriil Our worthy
townsman, s. C.. Spear, and family, take train
for that land Of oranges and crocodles this morn
ing Mrs Gu.'lyus Austin and daughter also
LEFT week or two ago, to spend the remainder
of the winter in the mild air Of Flar!dl.
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BARRER-RAY-In Hnesburgh, Jan. lat, 1870, hy
Rev. Ira D. Burwel, Mr.. Oliver II. Barber, and
Mis- Louisa p. Ray, both OF Hinesburgh.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS South Burlington. Jan G.
l-71. hy Rev z. Il. Griffin Of Burlington, Eugene
Gilroors OF Bristol aud Sarah f. olocum Of South
Burlington No Cards.
DIED.
JosssoS-ln WillistOn, Jan. 4th, of Consumption,
Nathan johnson, of Dan and Sarah Johnson,
aged 70 years
IsHAr-In Willsviile, Mich, December 10th,
Elias lsbsm, formerly Of st. ueoEse, VI, aged IS
years.
N,soS-In sSanton. on the tn inst. az the res
ideucs OF c. F. Lawrence, Mr.. John Mason, aged
nearly eighty three years
REEp-In Chicago, H., Jan. It'll Hannah Mara
Reed. daughter Of Alanson and Hannah b. Reel
4. Of that city, aged 10 years
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-14
gew advertisements.
GREEN MOUNTAIN crvrn

A FEW BARRELS MONTPELIER oNIoNs
"A most excellent either for field or garden No.
ing, for sale by VIM R / tWpFNTx pant
Jan. llth, lS70-eaE3u StiLH T.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-14
8er advertisements.
EisnE Fo EsNOA AGENTs.

Nr WIZ end handsome prospectus % car 81 Elg
LLlsraATED FAMILY BIBLE, TO ans Book
----r iIeo OF charge. Address NATIONAL PUB
AIS IIt.t tf Boston Mass cec1i+vw-w.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-14

As GOOD As nR-as ever the best-for all
Lung and Throat affections \ physician writes
that the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has never
disappointed the reasonable expectations of those
who have used it. Prices, : and 80 cents.
Cutler Brothers Il Co, (late Reed, Cutler
Co. Boston, Propretors