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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-16

Nashville Provision Market.
Market dull. Our principal dealers are now
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-16
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. Nervous debility cured Impedi-
ments to marriage removed. New method Of
treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free in sealed envelopes Ad-
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. oc13 till dec5, So
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Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 15.-Bagging firm and
quiet at 16@l9c. Flour-extra family $500.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-16
GENERAL MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. IS, 1871
Nashville (nIfnn NInrknf

At the opening to-day holders were firm at
1870 for strict grades, but later in the day, un-
der a weak New York market, became free sell
ers at 1850. the market closing weak. We quote
rs follows:
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THE ASHVILLEUNION ANDAHKRIGAE

As it has the Largest Circulation Of any Paper
in the Southwest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-10
Sptfiai Hotifes.


Pale, miserable, discouraged, without relief FOL
foo1, wihoa. energy enough 70. exertion, yet with
no acute paa or Other specific indication ofdlssase
how often do we see feeble inyllids fading as it
we:o cut Of lie withou. any apparent cause. We
say Of them that they are s,nkin fast " OF sink
ing gradually as the c-se may be. But there is
n good reason why they should sink at all Persons
in this dead alire state simply want invigorating
and WALKING. Nature in sta.e Of torpor demands
help. Brngout the reserve of vitality in the system,
brace the nerves ;o-e th3 stomach. freak up the
morbid trance Of body and m nd with L course Of
Hostetters Stomach Eittsrs It can be done. 1t has
been done in Thousands Of Instances. The effect
upon the enervated frame is electric. Never give
up, however languid and broken down. Remember
that FOR the exhausted the deblitated and despond
ing this powerful vegetable restorative is genuine
Elixir 1t is not a mere stimulant that pTovokes a
transient 81 Of vig0r in the system, and then
leaves it in more depressed condition than before.
It removes the causes OF debility by altering the
sscretons and regulating the actions Of the internal
organs as we'll as IL enfrsng them. 1t il particu
larry valuable medicine at this seasoa, because it is
an antidots to the malaria which produces ntermit-
tent Gsvers bilious cole AID other disorders Of thu
bowels prevalent in tho fall.
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Probate Court


The following is statemea; Of the cases
brought before the Probate Court for Chit;enden
County. from the 18th Sept. to November j st,
1871.
! Ida a. Tubs estate. Colchester. Lucia E.
Tubbs appointed guardian
Elisha Miller estate, .Wiiliston; will proved,
Angelina Wilcox exe,utrix; appraisers and COM
missiouers appointed.
John Doran's estste, Uaderhill assignment to
widow.
G. W. Tracy's estate. Essex, appointment Of
commissioners to make division OF residue OF es-
tate
Riley Sprague's estate, Wexford; Amanda I.
/ sprague Administrators; commissioners aad So
| pi aisers appointed
Frank L. Barber, Jericho; Edgar L Barber
/ appointed guardian
Sarah NJ. Tarbox, Wiliistln; Daniel Il. Fay
appointed guardian
Ferdina Msrtilo's estate, Burlington, olive
Nerran appointed administrator
WA. farnham's estate, Darlington; eetle-
ment Of administrator account; decree 70
heir
Alexander Divers estate, kssev; settlement OF
Administrators account
Abbe VI. Griffith et ais. Milton; Thomas Gr.f-
18th appointed guardian.
Jesse thompson estate, NOiches'er; Will
proved; Charles Collins, Samuel Thompson ex-
ecu'orf; commissioners appointed.
Mary B. Csnnons estate, Burlington; VIII
proved; LeGrani B. Cannon, executor.
John $. Tubbs' estate, Colchester; license TO
sell real estate
Lyman Cummings estate, Burlington VIII
pl0yci; James ?. Cummings executor; commits
sioneTs and appraisers appointed
Joseph W. R9by's estate, Bur,iugt5u s. ".
Pope appointed administrator; commissioners
and appraisers appointed
Margaret Nichols. Darlington; jerome Ne
wins appointed guardian.
Arson a. Byington's estate. Charlotte; e.
wand T. Browuell appointed administrator
Edward Sheridan. Un3e-hl; Warren a Hall
appointed guardian.
Horace r. Nsth's estate, Burlington; will
proved; Corne.is Nash cxecutriz; boulfiei for
payment Of lehts and estate dccgeei o. resiu-
AIRY legstee
William ~ Rogers. Jericho; David Beasoa
appointed guariisn.
Colonel Smiths estate, Burlington; T.. $.
Tsft appointed administrator, de bouis non
Harriet Smiths estate. Burlington; will
proved; executor resigned; Nathaniel Parker
appointed administrator with will sule-=ii
commissioners and appraisers appointed
George ". Benedict's estate, Burlington;
viii proved; Eyeius Benedict ami Geo Ben
eiict executors
Truman Munyer's eztste colchester; personal
property assigned 90 willow; homestead decree
TO widow.
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The FREE PREss does the Montpelier Journal
Injustice by crediting an article, published on
the Grand List of 1871" to the Herald In
the same issue of the Herald it was distinctly
noted that the article WAS from the Jsarnai
and undoubtedly from the pen of Hon. /. p.
Walton.-Rutiand Herald.
We beg the Journals pardon Its last issue
did not happen to fall under our eye, and End
ing its article, loaded, in the Herald, without 8
word of credit attached, we supposed it was the
Heraid's, though doubtless we ought to have
known better.
We beg leave to add that in our humble opin
ion, the Herdld's fashion (of which it enjoys
the monopoly among respectable journals) Of
copying articles, Distinguishing them from its
original ones By no difference Of type or msrk of
proprietorship, snd giving the only credit there
for in a separate paragraph on smother page, is
a very poor one.
Newspaper men generally, We are confident.
will agree with US that the proper way of Civ
ing credit, is to attach a 10 The article, SO that
the reader msy know whose it is, as he reads
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BOSTON ETs.

WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 8.
FLOUR. The Flour market is dull and depressed
but III prices no material change has taken place
The trade are purchasing only in small lots as
wanted, and 10 quote Western superfne at s. 75d
% common extras at s7G1 -. bakers brands at
s.H- p Dbl. White wheats have heea selling al
$ 25a 81 for ohio Indiana and Michigan; g 501
30 for illinois and S,Gil Q Dbl for st Louis in
ciudinE choice and lavOTite brands at the lower
rate. southern Flour is quiet. We quote common
extras ard good AMI choice family at prices rangins,
from s7ale 90 hbl. IN Corn Heal the sales have
been at 50 9ldip bbi Rive Flour Continues 10 ke
tGkea in small lots at s5ad Pbbl. Ia Buck5beat
sales at s. o I37 59 lOOtbs.
GRAIN. The market i0c Corn remains abau. III a
same. The stcck Offering is small as most OF the
Corn in market s held for export bat the trade are
purchasing only in lois as wanted. We quote West
eTn yellow at s. 4asc; lot f New Southern yellow
At sc; and western mixca al s5Gs7cK bush Oats
have been in steady demand. and there Is a scarcity
OF No white. . he sElss have been at JOI57c =
bush ior ark mixed to No ! white In Rive. no
change The sales have been in small lots at 81 p
bush. Farley remsias the same. Choice quality
continues most inquired for. The sales have been
at a5c Tor i.ir Eastern, and good Canada West
s. l0G l2f bush. shorts have heen selling at s25-
MS Fine Feed, s3oG3, ana nddlngs at s32G
/ 3iRtOn.
! PROVISIONS. In Pork there Is very little change
/ since last week. Demand moderate, with sales al
sll as ~ for prime Sl4 . n IA so for mess; and
| SIS "a slS for clear aud extra clear. In Beef nc
change. The sales have been at $40 q $40 for mes,
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fAiEFAx.-0n Thursday evening, the Ladies
Literary Society visited the Literary Adelphi.
ana the whit was made the occasion Of some
very interesting and profitable exercises, con-
SET ing Of orstions, destinations, essays, select
readings, dialogues, songs, etc, snd the dis
eusslon Of the question, " Resolved, that ignor-
Ance is the cause Of more crime and misery
than iniemperance" The exercises passed OF
pleasantly, and although the question was
little worn, yet the discussion was unusually in
teresting, and much argGmentstive talent was
eTlnce1 On Friday evening, the ladies at
tended a meeting of the Social Fraternity, and
were agsin pleasantly entertained, and the oues-
ton Resolved, ,hst the principles Of the Puri-
tan fathers may be followed with sivantage by
succeeding generations, WAS discussed. Other
interesting exercises took place. There is a large
attendance cfsoho!ars this term. and considers
bic number have entered the classical course
Professor Barker is determined to establish
good school here
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and extra mess and sl4 q SIC for family. Lard has
been in steady demand with sales at lot "a 10 ID
for steam and kettle rendered Western and eic for
city. Alden's caddy Lard has been scl1 at H.; %
l2ic 2 ID. as to size of package. In Smoked Hams
slles at 6 y % &c q b.
PRODUCE. There is very Arm feeling for choice
grades Of fall Butter. but other kinds only in
moderate request. The sales include choice and
ira Vermont and New York fall at - "a &c and
common to good at ~ az 29c Z IL, "a to quality.
Western Butter has been selling a. Is "a -, Y ID
for poor to COOL Cheese is firm and has boon in
fair demand with sales at 10 a lie for factory and
10 "a I3ssc for diaries. In White Beans there has
been further sales OF good mediums at 81 e. "a 70
p bu, but extra pea are only In moderate demand
at 50 y ba. Canada Peas are quiet at previous
prices Potatoes have been in far demand at 80 "a
6lc y bushel for Jackson and 60 a 6j, for Early
Rose, Eggs have been selling at 33c q dozen, and
Arm. Poultry is in very good supply and ranges
fom Is a. 25c y h. as to quality.
WOOL. The market for fleece and pulled Wool
has been very quiet during the week. The stock il
so light that holders very indifferent about sell
ing and the extreme tightness OF the money mar
ket TENDS TO limit the demand to immediate wants.
The sales Of the week have been 5O0,' lbs fleece
and pulled and include 200 600 TBS Michigan, Ohio
and Pennsylvania fleece principally from 6)Q6ic,
with Picklock at Gee 5000 lbs unwsshed ore on,
at 5iG52c, 5000 TBS Wisconsin at Coz, and pulled
conbing and California at about previous prices.
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E-UAE

Ca.ue-Ile-e was good living demand fr
" 1riheTn cattle tbs morning. Opea.ng somewhat
gpie', but revived during the forenoon The quail
70 olo nos average rs 3 Cd comparatively. as last
weeH- supplies continue fair from This section. IL
has reel the general pro sion that those connect
ell with tie live stock trathc were rather hard,
!. u-1 class 0i ln-lYlsuals but 10 many respects
there are warm hearts, under rough exterior, and
honest Wiil4t. case under observation to-day 3.
Mr. j. auuy, general & eight a-eat Of Fitchburg
hillroaIi 10 the hurry Of business LETT due gold
watch and enain In quite conspicuous place in the
hotel AM di4 not miss The article until some three
quarters Of an hour bad clapsed and returned with
the intention Of Offering reward, iCu1d the watch
10 the hands % the proprietor with instructions TO
deliver % owner. Mr. J. W Hollis. OF BTaiutree
was the hinder, and received the warm thanks and
compensation Of lr. hurry. n0ughton & wilcox
sold Il year old steers az sc b H. dress VT. dress
% hs; oxen 90 &c Bib dress VT. dress 1850
jos each cows and lciefs az I5c q r. dress as
cwi each heitsIs at &c & o. dress VT. A Fowler
sod hlc cattle weighed % home $3.50 rs, at 90 Z
70 dress VT, iatted by r DAY, Of Shar0n. Vt.
sheep and Lambs With a supply somewhat
llI ger tfan asst Eeak, with cooler weather, sheep
sll4, with far life, 40 full prices &. Smith
sod 10 sheep az tscflh, av s6 lbs. J. NJ. Hopkins
sold iOi shoep at 81 81 q head. J d Dards sold
3il sheep al 80 Rb, ay 10 bs. This lastiweeRs con-
hscated BOD Sheep from Canada, have arrived after
being appraised by three good judges from VT, Of
the cheers oEn selection, who gave in a verdict
th they were entered orsmore than the appraisal.
Pouitry-licts seem TO be as much as poultry men
are disposed % pay this Week for rest lots, some
two cents less than last week. Supply large. We
quote extra best d.; e Do; .prime i3.Al3s
GOOD l3dl3ic; medium l-4c; poor to medium l2ic
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oFlCe OF
E's% u & ia GE2,
Banker g Financial >~.
or TlE
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Rail-
road company,

MINIS, N.,ry.-.
Ihe IA'7 Ai' '''n- ''' 'A 'D9 western '''''''A
GREAT EAST " E>f Tx ~ LINZ
which n a short time VIII be ready ~ general ,rav-
el ard traffic, and fl- tie transportation Of kalawAa
cal 20 the Ohio River .or the Western market.
The earnings Of the Eastern Division of@-- miles
as local road, awaiting the completion Of the Slid
die Division of !oo miles, will relca. this ear
nearly ss10,oo1.
The total cost Of the entire road. AID tie lsrge
equipment required for it, mineral and thorough
trsai,. will be July sl0OO'.
Tho total amount OF the FIRST NJ RfdAGE
49, o-i,, ohor. st,,,o,, -e,n,t, r,sois TIM
,s--,,,,.' rs ,,,,,-,, ,.r,u "a, c,sH,vu.xD vut
pg .,,p,v ..s rgr r.,.rt,-,,V er rHr Fyr,ps
o.. ,.-,...-..~,
AF''i'e' '''-'"y'
'''H PoPA'a'i'y 1"a i@'J' Pf''f '''" mo ''-' ~
nHi'aei.
Ihs s1"s ATE Of 'Hfere" - Fip'-i'fNiie'.
PrHoi and interest '9ft plya'ir n tHiis4 States
gold com N NJ" YORK c"g.
Thsir Fro'snf iow price COB and accrued iafsrsst
from Nor. H. riiea u about 20 ger cent. te" Than
Eiue-freHiie', nth equal cerf"7ig o. f1ylHeHf Of
iHfers'i and principal.
We recommend them to our friends AMI customers
With the sane Confidence with which we have al
vsys recommended the Ux,rEp STATES GOVERN
{ ,,rsr and aha ,,yyrn,t p .cryt- Povns
We continue 70 buy aot sell CENTRAL PACIFIC
posns n, tho market mica and c,lly evns,t they
IN \, ,ir re,ch t,,a mis-, ~ Pi,.,,vs,., R,,ss
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Oct N.-d&wlm
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some Of She Diseases produced by AZ.
4 sallaw or yellow color Of skin. or yelloWish
brown sYuts on ether parts Of body, dulness aud
droWsine. with frequent headache; dizz Ines. bit
ter or bad taste in mouth, drynes OF throat and in
ternu heat, palpltatlOn In many cases dry teas
ing cough, with sore throat, unsteady appetite.
raising food choking sensation Ia throat distress,
heayiness hlCated or full feeling about the stpr-
ach rnd sides, pain in sides, back CT breast ami
about shoulders collie pain and soreness about bow
els, with heat. constipation, alternating with IRE
uuolt attacts u- ciarloA5 piles itulelcei nervous
ness, Cad1ess q eXtreIltes rush 81 blood 10 head
with symptoms OF apppleXv, numbuess OF limbs
especially al night cold chlls Alternating " tn NOT
@ ishes, kidney and urinary difficulties; female
weakness, dizziness. low spirits, uusociahhiy and
gloomy lorehodings. Only fev oi above symptoms
uselg % be pres znt In any case 90 one time. All
who use Dr PIERCE Ar Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery for Liver Complaint sud it' pcatiCrs,
loud in dts praise. Sold by all hrstcass Drug
eIsts 2ITlwGsl t-j67
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sevv York Market.
NEW YoEK, Nov. S.
COTTON-In fair demand sales q, i2S bales mid
ding uplands at lS5sc.
FLOUR-Steady; sales 9.25O barrels; State 30D
10; round hoop Ohio q 61d7 20; Western 8 -5D
: 30; Southern S1G9 p.
GkAIN-Wheat pas, higher; sales $500 bush
els No. Spring at 50; No Spring 5lDl 81;
amber state g. white State ] t>Gl a winter
I5i,O01 bushels new mixed Western at ~; old do.
80. Oats frmer sales sl,CuO bushels Ohio at
81 1djji.
PROVISIONS 49, Pork quiet and firm new mess
I3 l2Gl3 -. Lard steady at 9ial1. Butter steady,
WHISKEY-More active and lower a. S9lasi,
chiefly the latter price.
RICE-Dull at 7i0s =.
SUGAR Firm, Muscoyado 9d9i refining
SiMql.
COFFEE Firm and quiet Rio l7ialei.
MOLASSES-Dull
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-U nchangsd.
ROSIN-Steady at : ~ for strained.
PETROLEUM 80 Quiet crude 10 Hli; refined
22tnz3
TALLOW-Firmer at ga9i.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ON TUESDAY. NOV. I4th, 1871. at "a O'Clock
"A M, on the premises, will be sold az Public
Au,,ion the entire personal property belonging to
the estate Of the late
LYMAN HOLABIRD. Of sHELBURs
Consisting in part OF . Cows, young Cattle,
Heavy Work Horses. one nearly new double Lum
her Wagon. Other Wagons, Horse Cart, OK Cart
Sleighs. Harnesses, Moving Machine, Flows, al
sorts OF Farming Tools Black Smith Tools Carpen
ters Tools com Dlete assortment Of Dairy Utensils
Choice Lots Of Seasoned Ash, Oak, Eastwood, Hem
lock- and Pine Lumber. swarms Bees.
HOUSEHOLD FURNIIU RE OF every description
One nearly new Psrlor Coal Stove, Wood and Coal
Stoves Beds, Bedding Crockery, Caina. Carpets,
Brussels aud ingram. Curtains, Secretary, Exten'
sion Table, sosas. Books. &c, &c. sc.
40 TO 60 tons Hay. Straw and Stalks.
Terms Cash, or good 90 day paper.
NIB The Farm, Ell acresl with or without the
shove property Il still offered at usry iot0 priee
JOIN l.. BAkSTOW, Adm nistrator
Nov 2-td&W2M
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TRUuts-PAUL.-In this city THURSDAY morn O. &
nov. 9th. uy Rev. q. ". Gate, Cap. a. Truman
and Mrs. Fanny Paul o. this city.
BUwLEs -JoHoyN lrT.-In this city. Nov. Oh.
I-- At the residence OF the hrites father Dy kcF.
L e. Ware. fred A. B1wles of Chicago. H.. and
Sarah Jehounott. daughter OF Lelnlrd j lha luott
No cards
WrI5Hr-PA .NAHn-Nov. -th. l--l, 10 Jericho,
d. the residence 20 the brides fatnerhy The Rev
q. Wilcox, Geo. r. Wright Il Eur iu-tgn, ana 81 81
Iitte Packard 90 Jsricl0.
BLASku4s-BAsgoRr.-l New York. Nov. -tl
20 tle College q e.. Francis Xavier. by the Rev.
John Btust. Goo W. B-aukmal OF NeF ora, o.
Hattie baud Btsi9rt, 1ausHt Qi D. Al-l-I Bias
ford. a. Boston.
NcNEIL-MCNEIL.- In sheituru, Nog- 9Th. 10 JHe
residence % Mr. Lee Tracy, the h-.ies ul Ia. hl
Rev. q. G T'rrey Mr. Cha les o. McNeil, % Char
Iu.fs l-l Miss Mary a. McNcll, oi lelau-u.
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FARM FOR SALE.

r1,HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR sALE MS
| Farm, containing l25 acres of land situated IN
south burlington 81 miles from the city on the
road leading 10 Hinesburgh. Also about 10 acres OF
heavy timbered lane In Hincsburgh- i've miles from
l.. A. ISdAM.
Grant Street.
puxur-rtop Nov 1 Ie7I-d3tfy3N
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The lsiies Of Charlotte have collected in three
i,ys sni forwarded to Chicago, three bo1es Of
goods, worth S85i.2j, and money to the amount
u $3.50
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NOV EN- Der 4. 1871.
MOUNTAIN ADVENTURES, illustrated Library
OF Wonders.
RICHARD VANDERMARCH-By Mrs. Sidney S.
Harris.
MORNING GLORIES-By Author Of Little Women.
REAL FOLKs-By Mrs Whitney.
MY WIFE AND by Mrs. stowe
BORN A ROMP-By Mary Mumford.
PERFECT LOVE; or Plain Things for those who
read demonstrating Christian Holiness-by
Rev J. A. Wood.
BAPTISM OF TIE HOLY GHOsT-By Rev. Asa
Mahan.
DIARIES AND ALMANACS FOR Is72
RUSSIA AND TURKEY MOROCCO GOODS. NEW
PATTERNS.
Corner Church and College Streets.
Nov -d3t&wlt
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8er advertisements.


MERfDEY. H
REV =. f. GOODRICH II. A. PRiS--rAL.
WINTER TERM Of 70 weeks begins Ihlrsliy
" Zee fl. 1871
epRIsG TERM oc D. week legias Ihur.dly
March % 81 I-z
tuI Board df Teachers New Course ci study
Classical ard English. Students ior the 1in.st 3
aided ard and ether Expenses l0F. send il
Catalogues or Information O. TIE Pr uc.p a..
l-.r..en. N.u. :. Is " 49,. :.
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RICHMOND Butter MARKEr.-There were at
uarke; Tuesday 400 boxes of cheese, at prices
ranging from 10 to y cents for farm diaries
sc.ory ani sage y to Is cents and 200 tubs
Of butter, 81 prices ranging from 25 to Is cents
fr good, and % to 81 cents for choice.
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Samuel Ames Of Keesevilie, N. Y, Republican.
sweeps the Sixteenth Senatorial District like a
whirlwind. His majority it is estimated will be
over t,oo thousand.
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Average temperature. Of the month 4. $50 n,
oct, l,7u. fs.o35; Of Oct for fifteen years As -9s
barometer mean Of the month % IA ircba-'
rainfall, @ DO inches; average Of rain in Ocf. for
.WeIge wears, 372 inches. '' ''i
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lIal's Vegetable siciiian Har Reuowe- is
preparlt 0f great merit, and is rapidly d-piacias
al Others llr the hair
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A Broadway observer says that not less than
forty kinds OF hats are now considered fashion
able for men This altogether eclptes the feminine
variety.
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WwoosK1-Lincoln Lodge L o. Of G. T., Of
Winooski are in very promising condition.
Wednesday evening, Nov. l, 1871, they held a
public installation of officers which was very
pleasant affair and highly interesting to the nu-
nervous assembly Of members aud visitors. Deputy
Grand B. S. Jones, assisted by Brother W. F.
Weston as Worthy Grand Secretary and Brother
C Robinson as Worthy Grand Marshal, install
el the following officers for the ensuing quarter 4;
VIC. T.-Br J B. Morse.
W. V. T-Sr NJ Z. Morse.
W. S.-Br J. r. Forest.
W. A. S.-Br Henry W. Jordan.
W. T.-Sr. Melissa Scribuer.
W. F. S.-Sr. Mary Z. Freeman.
W. MIR. A. NJ Granger
W. b. M.-Sr Alice A Duncan.
W. r. II. S.-Sr. Ella Scotland.
W. L. II. S.-Sr. Frankie T. Nash.
W. |. s G.-Sr. Ida A. Tabbs.
W. .. 5. G.-Br. Chss p Nash.
Good Samaritdns. - The Good Samaritan
temperance meetings will lie held ST Good Tenn
plsr's Hall, on and after Sunday. Nov s, 1871,
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PLARS' UNION.
I1HE NEXT REGULAR MEETING Of tie Union
i viii be held at Richmond, on "Wednesday, y 0-
yember 18th, mmenc ny At 10 o'clock a u.
Arrangements have been made for an Interest," =
and profitable gathering. and the Lodges will be
represented by delegates.
All Cd Tempars are cordial y invited 20 attend.
IL is expected that the railroad Will grant irce re
turn tickets
WILLIAM Il. ROOT, ". c. T.
I 4. c. BALLARD, W. 5.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-10

ANOTHER IoSAuoX.-We learn that Thad
l.s. faais- whose donation Of $4,000 10 the
Faa Sc a,ely announced, has now
~sis smother donation Of a like sum to Esse,
Caa.a. Institute, st Essex Centre, At which
raoa lir. Fletcher began his business career
s1lls.l The foundation Of bis fortune The
money is 20 be Invested Is permanent fund,
de iu-sras, ou'y available Cor the use Of the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-10

The aHe1tlu Of our readers is called to the
,lrs-taeme1,to be found in another column,
.ftas auction sale st Shelburn, on Tuesday, the
18th sur A large assortment Of valuable
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-10

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOrH sFNE-
ID Winter Term heg.us nec. oh. Board iuriud o :
hea', light and washing siol per week. For fur
taer informant and cl-cu avs address fhe Prn,ptl
L. L. BURR sGruN.
tarre. ".