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factory manufacture, the speaker deprecated the
practice Of sending the milk to the factories, and
putting 1t into the watts while warm The fine
aroma Of Stilton, Cheddsr, and Cheshire cheese,
Is secured by manufacturing perfectly pure milk,
| 81 low temperature. An interesting description
OF the method Of manufacturing Stilton cheese
was then given, followed by a comparison of the
American and Cheddar processes The princi-
pies Of the Cheidar process NAV be summed up;
l. Studying the condition of the milk; . Setting
at temperature from 7Se to So; 8. DRAWING
the whey early; 4. Long exposure of the curd to
the atmosphere; 5. Putting in press before salt
ing, at temperature of coo to 65e; 6 Grinding
IN the curt mill, and then sailing. In conclud-
M his remarks on cheese making, Mr.. " Willard
urged careful study OF principles by iairymen,
and spirit TO profit by the experience of others,
ana improve on old methods.
Passing to the subject of butter. the speaker
said that the rapid increase Of cheese factories
had made butter manufacture less general, and
consequently more profitable. Mr.. Willard first
alluded to and described the system followed in
Orange County, Y. Y, which has given the but
ter made in that section such a wide celebrity,
and also gave a sketch Of his Investigations in
the diaries Of Europe, giving a detailed account
Of the system followed in the famous Holstein
diaries
The American system of butter making, CONT
nued Mr.. Willard, is based upon FIVE main prin-
ciples l. obtaining rich pure milk ; >. Setting
the milk aside for the cream to rise 8. Proper
management in churning I. Expelliug the
butter-milk .. Thorough sailing and packing
the butter in oaken tubs, tight snd clean and
he spoke Of each Of these principles At length
After giving all the details of butter making as
practised in the best factories the speaker dwelt
There Is, he said, an unwise prejudice against
them, even in communities where Furnishing
cheese factories IRE maintained. But he had
found that wherever butter f4ctorie. have been
established they have worked themselves into
favor very quietly \ successful Pennsylvania
dsiryman gave as the rules by which he manu-
features his well-known butter, these three
J. Attention 10 the food Of his COWS :. Temper
AZURE s. Neatness and refinement at every step
OF the process.
Mr. Willard then gave some general advice
about the treatment of cows, and their feed,
and the character Of the pastures best for them.
as well rs Information about the best kind or
grasses to be used in seeding down.
Mr. willard address was listened to with
great attention by an apprcciAtiye audience. 1t
combined the practical with the scientific the in
structiye with the interesting in an unusual
degree Il is to be hoped that it will be publish
ed by the society and circulated among the farm
ers Of the State Our report, Of course, gives
but brief outline Of the address, which was quite
long
Hon. Thomas G. Alyord of New YORK, Vice
President OF the American Dairymen's Associ-
alton. is expected tomorrow.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK

efNAA'A iANaAA Y o t4ocA A. = XII O'Clock.
~. CT warn
'-n' l'th' I5o-"u Tr.nurer.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Capital 100000.
Surplus S7S. 311.95.
TINS BANK -ni, AFTER 'Ai. date, l..a.
Deposit RECEIPTS
bearing Interest and payable o.. 4,-ssd upss III.
following tsrms
On sums remaining In Bank Tor not les. than 30
days, Interest will be allowed al the rate u
PER CENT. PER ANNUMt
On suns remaining N Bank vr not les than
months Interest viii Be allowed a. the rate Of
PER CENT. PER ANNUMt
'-'''''' viii De allowed At Inc rate oil
L. &. DODGE. c..,,.,.
HLhNHAN
'' 4a::. 9'1 san ,at a,-s s la1s..' a, from
- 80, 49,,
upon ''.' '.''. . .' , . r.,..,.,.
Burlington, bee s1,a, 1863.
S'g VVV"''
For signs OF the Times
'Ae
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Is COMING
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Sartial 5@0tites.
PRAIRIE.WEED BALsAM,

The greatest medical blessing of the age, dis
covered through the instinct of the horse, and pre-
pared by the science Of man. This Balsam has been
In use for the last fifteen years during which time
the m lst remarkable cures ever known have been
effected. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, and all Con-
sumptive difficulties, yield to Its power. Consump-
ton in is advanced stages, accompanied by the
splitting OF blood lsborious breathing, loss of ap-
petite and sleep. diarhoeG and night swelts, has
besn cured By this remedy leaving upon the surface
Of the body large swelling', which disappear with
returning strength efectns not only relief, but
permanent and the parties thus cured still en-
JOY uninterrupted health Price sl.O) a bottle. 1t
is palely csetable, discovered ~ natural instinct
and may be used Al all times By both sexes and all
ages. GEO c. GOODWIN CO., Wholesale Agents.
and fer ,ale by druggists generally.
AUSTIN EROS. & STEERE,
Dee. l5-wly b - Federal street, Boston.
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PAIN IN TIE SIDE CURED.

A4atFI0aNi -tT''' 2 PIT y TIC
at.,p r. Alieoek & Co.
Dear Sir. Ny daughter used one Of your Porous
Plasters She bsd a very nd pain in her side, and
1t cured her in one week. Yours truly,
JOHN v n HUNTER
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ST. ALBANS ITEMS.

=, Adams Butter Marks., Tuesidy.-The
.hirment to dsy was unusually light, there being
,,ly 40 tubs shipped. Fall dairies brought
rom 30 to 81 cents, ard winter from % to 50
cents.
Arthur Wellington Patrick. otherwise known
IS Prince Arthur, will cross the Canadian border
Today in special car provided for him by the
New York Central Railroad Co. He will arriy,
Al this place on the evening train, which arrive.
here At seven O'Clock, and will remain about 50
minutes Look sharp -
At meeting of the stockholders of the YER
mont National Bank, holden yesterday FORENOON
st the Bank room, the following persons were
chosen directors for the ensuing year
Directors-W. c. Smith, J. G. Smith II. n
Barber. James SAKE, b. R. Bailey A u DrAi-
nerd, and Bradley Barlow.
The following officers were elected Al 'uO''-
quent meeting;
Presiient-W c. smith.
Vice-President-H y BARBER
Cashier-BraileT barrow,
Asst -Cssbier-Cyrus y Bisnop
Teuer-W X saith.
The 6-s. Of , series Of religious services, under
tho an.,.;.o,.. = s. Luke's Episcopal Society Of
~. - vas holden at St Adams Bay on
soD3.v evening last. Quite a number went
a.. c-,,. tli. place, together with the Rev. n.
Do. who of5ciated The Methodists
,..-;,- .5p.ented to the use Of their church,
-l..t vas duei to repletion. Due notice will
.. -.,sa Of future meetings.
a1g.-There will lie . trot on the ice at
-rlatou en Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan 18th
,aI -i,a. Liberal purses are offered. and it is
expected there viii be a large attendance.
C5nraicscsai.--we are pleased to observe that
Mr. Henry Sessions, foreman Of the Vermont
Central Passenger Car Works. who has for the
pas, * weeks been Frustrated on bed u sick
ness, With . severe attack Of rheumatism, and
whose condition st times has been precarious,
has so far recovered As to he able TO walk from
the hohs= TO the shops His many friends con-
erstuIate him On his recovery. and also on bis
accession TO 9 new and higher fed Of labor in
the capacity Of Master Car Builder OF tie Rome,
Natsrtosu and OgiensUurg Railroad, which
position has been rendered to and accepted by
him. While the Central road will lose an accom-
pli,hei and practical car-bui.der, they viii new
ertbsless regard with pleasure Mr.. Sessions
promotion % this position.
The Central House, sTauton, was the scene Of
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AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP.
Z q Z g Z { Z 3 Z

TO TIRE WORKING CLASS. We ar. nov pr
pared % furnish all classes with constant enpl0s
inert a. home, the Whole II the time the sysI
moments Business new. ight and prUita1 e. PEI
sons Of either sex easily frun .uc. 20 3 per
evening. and = proportional sum hy dey0tIu- their
whole time o the business Bows and -irls earn
nearly ar much men. That all who seo this no
tee may send their ADDRESS and tex the business
We make tins unparalleled offer To such a. are Rot
wel satisfied viii send 81 o. pay llr The trouble
- writing Full particulars, valuable sax pie
which Will 90 % commence work on. and 4 cops Of
The People s LIfcr1-r C1uluGni3u-oue u the larg-
est and best family newspapers buliishtd-Ru sent
free hy mail. Reader, II you want permanent,
profitable work, address r. c. ALLEN Co., Az
Grs-A, MAINE
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COMMON SENSE

NANIED-AGENT-, SO per no1th % sell q o
only GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEW IN MACHINE. PgIc. Only s..
Great inducements % Agests. This is tue only pop
ular SEWING Machine % t1e DAY makes The famous
% L4asuc L"cA stitch will DO any Kind Of wo-k
that can De- done on any machine '"I l.1 sold and
the demand constantly Increasing. now Is the tine
. take an Agency. send for circulars. - Bsua--
o. lafrlngcrs Z Address SECONB x co, Boston,
Aass.. llttslur-l. p. " ". Aou.-. 10.
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Join E. JONES. rsrArE.


STATE OF VERMONT. ! , The Honorable the
District Of Cht'enten, S. District Of oLi er .2e
To the heirs and all persons Interested nt6e estate
% John z. Jones, late or Bolton, To- -ait District
deceased, trpzrrfTr
WHEREAS, application hath been made O. this
W Court iu writing, by the slIu Administrator.
pray lng iur license and authority 20 sell the re.
estst- ~ said teceasei, rcluIin tts reversi1n e
the widows dover therein. settIu- forth therein.
that lt Won be beneficial % the he rs and all er-
sons Interested 10 said estate o. sell and convert the
same into money, ami aavln filed i1 said Court Tie.
written consent 90 such sale, Of all hc heirs residing
in this state.
NHgRErr0S the -aid C-ur. appointed and a.
signed the 9Th day of January, A. .. 1870, 81 the
fr9sate Court Rooms 10 said District o. hear and
decide upon sall application and petition. and order
ed public notice thereof o be given O. all persons il-
tercstcc therein, by publishing ,i1 order tlEethsr
with the time snd place Of hearing, three weeks
successively previous % the DAY assigned. in the
Burlington Free Press, newsps per when cirruIates
In the horhoOd ~ Oh persons intere-ter in
said estate, al VII ch publications shall be prsv on.
% the day gued for uearus
THEREFORE, YOU are hereby notified 70 appear be-
fore said Court n The time and place assigned then
and there. in said Court, % give bonds as the law
1rects Tor the pas meut 81 the debts and CHARGES OF
sim .uistratiou- and make yCu- objections t. the
granting 81 such license, u you see cause.
Given under my hand At the Probate Court
Rooms this 'tn day % January. A. To. 1870
-7w3" I.s. WALES Judge.
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CONSU NiPTIoN.

The Three Remoiiee SCuENCkS PCLMONIC
SYRUP" i1- tbe cure oi Coughs Colds bronchitis
aud every furm OF COlsul yJ.on. The pecu liar &C
tuu p. rails clue ripeI- tho I.Cerr in the lungs,
promotes the discharge Of the corrup. matter by
pect,r.tun, purae- the blood, and thus culos Con
sumption. When every other remedy fsils.
'SJuENCh'S Scanned TONIC" f,r the cure
= Dyspepsia ur llt resfIuu unu all diseases ale
ing from debility Ths tonic iuviEorste- the tIzos-
tFns organs eiuftt -lc place % rho gastric juice
when that - deficient and tlen enables the patient
- digest the most nutritious iuG.. 10 is d EaYcr
"a remedy Joy Iil cases 1f lul. -eSt.lr.
StHENth 5 IAN blti h + stLLs, ' one q the
tl0-t valuable medicines ever discovered. be IL a
useful ptopCriie ascrlos1 90 that mineral vithou.
produc ~ ans Of IT. injurious elects.
- these tAgce medicines l'r. !. z. scLeuca =
Philadelphia. owes ME EIr!Falle- succcss iu tho
syrup rpeus The MORBID matter, . -chagses &, and
PARTIES Tie blood. The Mandrake Pil- act upon the
liver, remove sl oas--uct ous tleroiraIa, -Fes the
organ 8 healthy t.Le, and cure Liver Com plant,
wL--h le one ~ tie most prominent causes . Con
--fnrs-ur. tle oca-hee4 l.nic ilYiEurA-sa tie
powers NJ the .tJuEcl. aud .y -treultaeuin. the
-Cstlon and bringing it 60 normal auc healthy
condition improves tle quality 4 the blood, ty
which neaus .ae formation oi ulcsrsor tuosrc.es 10
Tie .uuEs heculs- iuplss. Bile. The combined as
ton % these medicines. are thus explained, VII
cure every c-se ~ t.n-lnrtia1, % the remedies
axe u-e Boo time. sul the use ol them .s perscverct
F.. sumcicu, og.i- TIA -sso o. -zF1rsble ,e-u.la-
t.o9.
the various rms o FeA7c, ni- mode u. treat
uent and general directions how O. uss lls mell-
cine. -Al De had gratis w sent hg snail ay address
ing lis P.'lc.rs. ulse go. Is -l-tl sixth street,
flltde.phls. %.
Price Of ,ae pulm0uc syrup and seawsed Iou.c,
each $3.50 per bottle, or $50 bal. dozen. MAJ
drake pills, - cents Per H1z
lee. 1-T't&Eagus
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LAwREacE c. BicELow.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT I Tie Honorable :.e
DISTRICT oF cH'TrsrEs,ss- D,rc, OF Cbi.,enisH
T. the heirs and persous interested in the estate u
Lawrence Il Biselow, late of Burlington in szid
District, deceased, GREETING.
w HEREAS, application hath been made 20 this
W Court IN writing, By the Administrator %;
since his appointment s1miul-trat0r. he has a.
such admin .strat0r by means gf foreclosure Z
mortgage executed % anu owned by said interstate,
become seized and possessed Of certain real estate
in Woodstock. IN the county OF Windsor, and d.
sc-ihed a. follows, viz The Page farm SO called,
situated IN the south part Of sad Woodstock and
containing lI5 acres Of land more or less and
that owing 20 tn remote situation OF said real
estate from the residence Of the heirs Of said intes
tate, and the impossinihsy Of making partition Of
terested therein Il Will be beneficial % the heirs Il
said intsst2te thst the whole Of sad real De
sid, and praying fOr license and authority sell
the sane all the hNr- u said estate residing
this state, having consented TO such sale in writing
filed In said Court.
ed the 18th day Of January 4. ID. $50 al the Pro
bate Court Rooms in said District, 90 hear and de-
eide upon said apple alton zd petition. and ordered
public notice thereofto be given % all neTs0ns iute-
rested therein, by publishing said order together
With the time anu place OF hearing three weeks sue
cessively, ia tho Burlington Free Press news
paper which crsGlstcs m the ne ghhorhood % those
persons Interested in sold estate. all which public
ations shall be previous % the day assigned for
hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 70 appear
before said Court. at the time and place assigned,
then and there IN sand Court, % make your ohiec-
tious % the granting such licsnce, yVu cause
Given un Ter my hand at The Probate Court rooms,
this 5ist day % December, AID 1852
v2ssJT z. =. WALES, Judge
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no OWNERS OF HORSES.

THOUSANDS OF HORSES DIE YEARLY ROM
collie. THIS nect no; be. pr. ToSias' Venetian
Horsa Linimeat will positively cure every case, Il
given when lire; taken. The COS, i, only enc dol
Lr Every owner OF g hor-e should have a bottle IN
hi- stable really for use lt is warranted superior
20 anything eise for the cure q Cuts Wind CALI,
swelling Sore Throat, sprsins Bruises, Old Sores,
Gc. This Liuiment is no new remedy. u has been
used and approved Of for - years by tho first hor-e
men ia the country Given % an ovcr-irvsn hoIso,
it acts ike magic. Orders are constantly received
from the rseiHg '.4.sr Of Engiua for 10. The eele
hratd Hiram Woodruff. Of trotting fame used it for
ears. Col. Philo P. Bush OF the Jerome Race
Course, has given Certificate which cln be seen at
the Depot stating that after years of trial. it s the
best 10 the world. lis address .s Fo-lhan. y. Y.
$50 one once using IL will evar. he without t. It
put up in Pin. Bottles. Sold by ;be Druggists and
sad5lers throughout Che United stat5s Depot 10
Park P.sce, New York.
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, Telegrsps.
Tr0 York H.rke

Nav YoRs. Jan. ".
ASHEs-PCts steady at 2sH7 so. Pearls dull and
nominal.
CoTT0N-Hesvy, dropping sales 200 bales at
Isl for middling uplands
FLOUR, kc.-Receipts 6. ~ bbls Flour heavy,
and in favor Of buyers, ssles SO bbs At al 30
Tor saperine Safe and Western l0f 90 for
common choice extra State; 95d6 10 for do extra
Western; 5 7526 s. fer good choice white wheat ex-
ira, 25G6 ~ for common to choice round hoop
Ohio; 50D6 25 st Louis; 25lTe 90 tor good choice
do., closing heavy. Rye -four quie. $50 bhls
at : 2s13 2i. Corn meal heavy, lowerI sales 30
ibis q Brandywine ai4S.
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John GRAY's ESTATE.

WE. the subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Honorable The Probate Court Tor ~
District Of Chittenden. Commissioners 20 reos-'S.
examine and adjust tho claims and demsnds o.
al persons AGAINST the estate Of John "rsy'
late Of Underhll, in aid District dsoeise "a
and also all claims and demands eNhioitse n ~
a., ,b.rto and .x months from the day OF the uate
La.saS b.in,, allowed bV ..id Court for thst Pur-
pose. we do therefore hereby give notice, ma We
win attend TO the business ofour aPPGaenSsni' AZ
the dwelling Of Arthur Cs 1dsy, az s.buary And
Inn. n.xt Al 10 o'clock - ~, On each OF tald cays
Dated this Isl day Of January, A. D. le7a
kRTHua 6ayASAsa' Commissioner.
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Of all deleterous tendency, under the infaliibis
Jaws Of Science. Be it known to all, that
CrisiadOrO's Excelsior Dye

has been analysed bv the distinguished chemist
Professor Chiffon, and HE certificate OF It's whole
'omeness may be seen at Crstadoro's 6Astor House.
New York.
Dressing acts like a charm the hair sit-r dyeing.
Try it,
In - vim
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MAGNOLIA WArEA-Superior to the best i'm
p3rtei German Cologne, and s5.l st half tie
price.
VEGETABLE PrLNoS4Rr EAIsAy-Ihis yal--
.tle preparation, SO popular for tte lat f.r.y
years, still maintains its supremacy Cor all -
iec:.ous q the Throat aul Luaes. Price. =
AMI iJ cents. Cutler Brothers e g.. Gate
Iced, Cutler S Co.. Boston, Proqris.ors
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CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION.
uVaat the DoctOrs SAY:

AMOS WOoLLEY, N. D., q koseiusko County
T,.iian. avs. e FOR three wears past have used
ArTyI'r l,r~G BALsAN extensively IN my practice.
and AN satis6td there is no better medicine for
lung disease in USE
rSA.CA. DORIAN. y. D.. Of Logan County, Ohio,
- - 4rtE0ss LUSG BALsAH not only sells rapid
6, ives lerf-st satisfaction in every case with
In NV knoEled<e. Having condolences IN il and
kno-ing that il po-,ess-' valuable medicinal pre-
,oboundsf success. A. an eIpect0rant II Is most
~er,ainiy FAR ahead Of any preparation have ever
yet known"
NATHANIEL HARRIS N. D., Of Middlebury ,
Vermont, says 81 have no doubt Il will soon be-
come a Classical remedial agent FOR the cure Of all
Diseases Of the Throat, Bronchial Tubes and the
Lungs"
Physicians do not recommend q medicine which
mas no merits, whs, they ,ay about
ALLES'S LUNG BATsAM,
Can be taken ss fact Let all Afflicted test 10 %
once.
Sola ~ ~ asa,e,ss Dealers.
jsn3tdSW4u
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srArE NoRMAL scnooL.

VHE Spring Term O, the STATE NORMAL
L SCHOOL. ~ Jaanson Will begin,
Wednesday. February 18th, 1870,
and continue eleven ~eckf. The school ha- been Ia
succcsstul operation three years. and with The
uerlence Of tho past, sud the Increased facilities q
the present - oltr. the best o. atVauts- yes %
those wi,hln- o. ID themselves Tor tesch.n~.
The eEpeufe q attendance compares yrry ssyora-
bly, with that 1f any other school IN the state.
The accommodations 10Y board or rooms arc A-n-
PIE. Applications should ne made early.
For board. rooms. catalogue. CT further luiJruls-
.Iln sd1ress the Principal. W
II. v. ROBINSON, secy Of Trustees.
johnson, Vt, Jan. IS. l--H-t' lwSpJw
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EDWARD PARADT's ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. , The Honorable the
DISTRICT FcHEsDEs .sss SI4Ii Isr .'
To the heirs and al persons Interested 10 lie estate
of EiWart Para4y. late q burlington. in said
District. deceased GREgrtNG.
IYTHEkEAS. application bath been MAIDS 90 th.-
" Court ID writing, ~ t4c Administrator 90
said estate. Trlr .l- tr license aud authority g.
sell the real estate = slid ceces-- iucludiu- the
rey-r-ol 10 tLe widow lower therein, setting forth
therein. that 10 w1uid he n-nercial t5 the heirs
and ali persons interested 10 SAID estate 10 sell ard
convert laid real estate mo money. and having
llet IN SAID tourt The consent lu writing OF AL the
he r. 90 q erts:e,
WHERsUF1y the said Covrt appointed and a--
Sue1 tle eth Gas oi February 4. d. 1871. at the
PROBATE Court rooms, in said District % hear ant
te'ite upon said appi cation, and petition. ald
ordered public notice thereof 20 he given % all peg
interested therein by publishing said order to-
-etAe7 w'ti -lc time IND place oi hearing, -hree
weeks success -yely il che Burlington Fres
Press, newspaper which circulate III Tie neigh
horhoou o. those persons interested in said estate
all which publications snail be- previous @ The day
assigned iur hearing.
THEHEFoEr, yoa arc hereby notified - appear
then and there in said tourt. Co give bond. a. Tie
lzT directs, iJ5 -ls payment ~ tHs debts, and
charges OF administrator. ana maze our OF cctiuns
t. the grantlpG such license. +. you se- cause.
Given under my Band. az .lc PROBATE Col-;
rooms this -th day q January, A. n. i7-7.
>sv5w q. + WALES. Judge.
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iEEkErr- CLFEEST-In Bradford Vi Jan 18th
hy Rev. J. X. WilIisms. 4. L. Pickett ESQ Of .his
city, and Miss Helen n. Clement Of Bradford.
BARRoWs-SPALrIsG-I this city, at the Tn tsri-
sn church. Tuesday evening, Jan. 18th, by Rev J
T. Wight Of Montpelier, Mr. Lewis NJ Barrovs
and Mics Belle c spalding, both Of this city.
HArARD-HAsp-At the Congregational church
10 Ferri. burg. on Sunday Jan. 18th. By Rev Mr.
Leavitt % Niddeoury, Mr.. sen-cs Hazard. Jr. Of
Milwaukee Wis, formerly Of Ferrisourghl and
Miss Sarah Frances Hand, OF the latter place No
Carts.
DIED.
BLiS-In Shelourn, Jan. lSth, Chester Bin. ss,d
81 year,.
BYiSsroN-Ia Charlotte. January 18th l-Tr
Arson Byinyton, aged - years and days.
READ-In SAratoga, n Y, Jan 18th. Miss Jessie :.
Resd Of She burn. W. aged - cars
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WHAT ARE.
DIR. j. Ess,>
CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR
BETTERS.
THY ARE NOT 4 VIE FANCY E2Nk,

THEY ARE YcI 1 VILE FANCY bRnK.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS AND OF


THE following described property wss seired ~
| Oiicers q the Customs Tor violation or the
Revenue Laws Of the United States, TO wit.
Al Island Pond. 25th December. l-s > barrels
FLOUR 3 Cases Gin, box 20 pounds Poultry
Any person or persons claiming the property 90
seized are hereby notified 20 appear withiH twenty
DAYS from the first publication hereof and file with
the Collector Customs for the District % vermont
a claim stating his ur her Interest H. the property
seited also 10 execute hon1 e. :ne aited States,
10 accordance WITH the provisions ~ tho eth Sec,
Act - July, l5e6-
Under the provisions q tne 18Th Sec or the aiore
said act the above described property will be sold
at hubble auction at the Custom houss AZ Island
Pond, VI. on Friday. lith inst, At o'cloek a m
GEO. ]. STANNARD,
Collector Of Customs.
Custom House. District II Vermont.
Collsctoris ONCE, Burlington, sth Jan. l7'e.S
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