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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-10-06

Just nov, when nearly every holder Of Five-twel-
ty honds debating in his own mind whether he
had better sell out, to realize the great premi
uIn on his bonds to wait TIL he is offered new
10 d he a-ing lower rate OF intere [, a hesitation,
natural with many who hardly know how or where
10 reinves, their money as to retain the higher
rate oil interest aud still have their capital safe and
tapginle-we ca refer them with pleasure t. the
noun.e cement Of Hessrs FISK & HATCH, the widely
known and respected Bankers, in another column.
An will RENE Der the ell siency aud earnest OF
this Firm in rhesae Of the great GDvernment Loans
duTins- the dark days Of the Rebellion, and many
will appreeiaie the wisdom Of their greet faith Ia
the intimate value Of the very tivetwentes which
are now commanding high premium. Also AT d
late- date their wonderful activity and foresight IN
predictiuca great success for the Central taciic
Railroad, which na been so fully borne out oy tne
rand constru siiOa great earning capacities OF
the road am the enyiah.e distinction s securities
have achieTed the world over. Those who have had
dealings with Messrs FISK aa'ch know that their
statements MAJ be relied on and feel that wnen
they say a Bond is sure 70 be pad, principa aLd
interest as 3 Government Bond, IL means that they
have given careful scrutiny &c the security, ano IN u
the staten sut Is n { made Ga their part without
thorough conviction that 1t IS so. They now recon-
mend with that SINE nfdeace the Chesapeake
and Ohio Bonds OF which but small port on re-
main unsoid. We entert ain no doaot that tiuc Will
show their Recommendation Of these Bonds to have
been fully warranted in the Gaze Of Five TWEEN
ties or Central fac tcs.
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VERMONT BIBLE SOCIETY.

The Fity-ninth annual meeting Of this Society
will be hol en- in the city Of Burlington the 18th
inst Meeting Of Directors at l0's T. IN, and eff the
Society at p m for the transaction Of business, 10
the vestry Of the Fifst Congregational Church. An
niversary exercises at o'clock p m, in the church.
Announcement Of speakers next week.
(. IRyN C4RrEsrrE,
Uet1bpr 4 ISL. Secretary.
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e.rrsa NAaEr1-Ihe market was very
..-..s v.ais,, The late advance in price Of
--...s tars-sal cheese brought out more than
~ III. fi'p1eu's from the station were
-..-al. b zys u cheese and 200 tubs OF but
Fam i,.ry cheese sold a, 10 TO lie aud
e.....r 1870 la. Butter, good summer and
..r:.f..s. - 90 &c and choice so to 32c. 4
rr .a.s .- latter price OF very nice.
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The Markets.
wateriovn Union Live stock Market.
yoR TEE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY. ost. ., 1871.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT hAhhEI.
Cattle Sheep Lambs Swine.
T Es.i week week q y ia 5s %
Vermont. So 3ls9 1877
ira. $ - &C 92i frat quality, s. or 25 second
quality, g. CT 25; third quality, s. a 90
Prices Of store Ca.tle-workiug Oxen, Y pair, SEQ,
niich Cows and Calves, from s2OG G5; extra, s6j
a So; FarTOw Cows, Sl2 q ..
Yearlings, ss'0 Is; Two years old. si2d2s; Three
wears old, x25di5.
Western fat swine-Live, none. Northern Dressed
store Hogs wholesale, none.
Prices of sheep and Lambs - In lots, SHARED
sheep, s. 75d5 each, or from 70 &c Y ID.
Spring Lambs 81 80 a ..
slim Sheep at 81 75Gs2 % V head
Prices of hides 'fgllow and Skins-Brighton Hides,
Sc v h; Tallow, a 6,c y b. Country Hides, !.
as IN Tallow, 5ld6c tib; Lamb Skins, sl0l 80
each; Shesred skins, % q soc each; Calf skins,
l6 diSc Y ID.
Cattle-pest Of the Northern stock sold cf with a
fair show OF lie but sales were quiet Tor Inferior lots
and prices the latter ade oil cattle were hardly
as firm as lat week. There were some choice pre-
MUM cattle yarded, soil To- Lerned, bOush in
tho Berry Long. OF Cambridge, Y, at the wash
inston County Fair Of that state, held at Salem.
These - cattle took the sweepstakes as well as the
first premium and went ahead Of every thing the
grounds. Nm. Russell, Esq, Of salem, good judge
of stock prtnOunceG them as good as he had ever
seen from that section. W Cooper sod - steers
al 70 ;s dress weight Al shrink; heliers at &c Y
n ores weight dress 400 tbs Qainlan sold COWS
snd heiiers az $ T. ewt, dress weight, 40 shrink.
Z French son SOLD > oxen az SIC h. dress VT,
dress $50 ms M T shact ett sold ana year olds
from 53scR dress w.t. dFessfroIn 45067OO lbs each.
Houghton Wilcox sold . oxen at &c rib dress VT,
dress lbs each; 10 steers AZ &c U ID, dress VT,
81 shrink. COWS at a &c q %, dress VT dress 50
10 each
sheep and Lambs-Nearly 1900 head on sale this
week, IRON the North No perceptible change In
prices fr IN last week. Canada is not bashiul in
sen ing in supplies EFul hall Of al arrivals from
this section. \ hif0.d sold 67 sheep, av 63 b, at %
Pib 4 Richardson sold log lambs at &c yib, 50
av 90 Tbs T McCord sold 70 Lambs at - 80 q head,
av IS Us ID % Bryant sold - Lambs, av Tbs, at
81 50 G. head.
price Tut there las one small lot Ct IA so rs Of
chickens especially nice, that went for l5i9. cup
plies continue large, and are ample for the in.nd
Ne quote extra lots al ljc 4 10 prime H. ~ lac;
good Dlf!c; msCium ~. "a ..'-;; poor TO medium
1870 Pit.
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=. W. SMITH, VI. ID.
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Hlsyisos.-in New BEDFORD. "a Friday. SEPT 81.
u. congestion 90 tie lua-s Bass.s g. Dem sln' aged
- years.
IgAvIrr-Tn ;his civ sept . %. Beatice,
don liter If +, D., sud STA Leayit,, asci months
an days.
WAEI' G.-In uam'ltn Ontario Oct sab, 1871,
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FOUR DOLLARS WORTH nr Two.

The Engraving is an exceedingly pretty one, exc
cutei in the bts: style Of the att from the pencil Of
the same art st who drew tie we'll known picture
From Shore to Shore, and though in an entirely
different tJ L. is less pleasing and desirable than
that Itis Priatod on heavy plats-paper measuring
- x q inches
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4ialy- Butter MARKET. - The market
r..a.H,s "a Tuesday, sni prices about the
.-. as ias. week. The ruling prices we're for
a.a. l.c; fair. DE; good, DC; prime,
1rs choice, a3s. The cheese msrket was
81 as. TO 1912, for dairy, and lie to
l--. f7 factory.
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STATE o. VERMONT, , The Hone ABLE the
DISTRICT cHEyDES i.,rsj # a. ,,sr IN, s--o
To the rers and all persons Interested ia the
Of John 5 lu11s. lac % Colchester, in said
District. deceased.
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CONSTIPATION FREE.
a Gard 10 the Public.

since my departure from Burlington, in April
last, have been in constant receipt OF letters from
ing my s2e,ay return. In compliance with these
gratifying marks o. confidence, I fad myself once
more ia my former field Of labor, determines to de-
rte all my energies AMI talents to the interests Of
M patients as | have done a. the past. 1t is now
oas year since frs: cane to Burlington stranger
aua unAeralisd. dssocminsl to be Judged by my
merits, and . them only. I can now point 70 hun
DE s Of cases il Burlington and s,lt:oret through.
out the coantry. where patients have recovered IN
der ny Treatment. Ana. them are many that
ware considered hope'sssly ircar .bls and had
bee1 -iyel up By their physician before applying
to nc. Asapro3fo, this stltsnsat, I refer to the
many Published testimonials from parties wal and
f.yo-ally known here and throughout the country &,
who ha been under my care sud en- DO personally
applied to.
Patients applying to IN, may c1uii,a,'y rely on
receiving candid opinion OF their condition
al the pr3aaoi.ile, OF cure, and may rest
assured Of oblinias VII tsve- benefit can be accom-
pli.had BY skiIIful ;-ca.mea: All unFsmit:ins,at
,,zton.
With macy thanks for the frequent marks Of con-
adelce With which havs been h9norci ~ the pep
pie o: Burl.agtoa and vicinity, shall endeavor to
merit m future a continuance Of their esteem.
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v1r BITTER N'RFrr-Ihare was 1892
-.-s. Of butter sl,l in Milton Wednesday, for
s- .-s5 cent. Per pound 81 cents was
pa. ruling pref.
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THE oHEsApEAuE AND ONO SKIES

have aAse uteiy 9clrs ta run are especially ds-
s.-ah.e fr steady iryrs-ucr,., al can ~ POI
bought
u per cent. i'-- thHn Tsu-f,rtie-.
- per cent. less tht' TiVr-twentic-,
go PEI csut. les than ~lAt- OF ISL.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-10-06

The opening of tie Nsssquoi Railroad, last
Saturday, was participated in by Division Supt
Geo. L Stone; Roadmasier Wm. Hatch; Judge
Homer Z. Royce and many others, The road IS
b,llsstel as far as North Sheldon sud in spots
above inst point, and 50 far rs thus completed it
rides as smooth Y as any old road Above that
there is probably nearly months work to be
done yet before the road VIII he in perfect order
for regular business, but the Work is being done
and will be sure to be completed so Sc to con-
ply in letter and spirit with every condition q
all subscriptions 20 the stock.
Excellent and commolous station houses are
built, OF being built at all the principal stations
slong the line and the tive bridges across the
Misssquoi river are nearly ready to be erected as
permanent structures. : Telegraph is also heing
stretched along the entire line aud in . few weeks
will be ready for operation. The trains viii
then be Dispatched from each station ty tel5-
graphic direction from St Adams The copper
alton have purchased several banks of excellent
gravel along The line 20 be used il keeping up 9
good road bed This road extends through one
OF the richest farming sections Of New England,
and promises 20 be Of great advantage, as q
stimulant TO industry AMI o1tlet fer the pro
ducts Of the region.
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Buy TEE sgG 81

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Ia clothes aIi1.5-s, get ths
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Acreage temperature Of the month, - 10; Bar
.--etsr-.seaa height % Csc inches hain during
"a. average temperature OF September for
.s-s r. -g3 with ran from g. o2S 1853, to
s i,-l average rain lall in sept. f-r u ears,
notes.
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rsz BrrR MAEzEr A. B. Ashley. in
7...-s Banding. purchased 70 tubs of butter
s...-i.-.a. from . to 80 cents per pound. A
..- .-.-, t.as brought 81 cents.
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vuusroy IT CNarramore has sold house
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The attention OF those desiring thorough appren-
tlceship IN the maehinist Business Is called to the
card Of the Within Machine Co., in to-dsy's paper.
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I'll. -...a q 60 vel known and popular Cit
-aaf I-sgh ". Rooy, though net unexpected
t-.,..- lays past, ezcites general regret in
..r a-anity. lie died at a quarter Of one
Wednesday afternoon, surrounded by his family,
vi.- v5oa We have the deepest sympathy in
their l' cton. Mr.. R)by was in his thirty
.agead year
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Ia- Nltmes State - has an enyiable repu-
s,ga fur spicy eiitors, and we judge from our
experience o. tha trio OF Hartford journalists,
0a5 were ssri5ss for the Putnam PhalanE. that
they SIRE fairly entitled to it. Burr Of the
Taa. Goodrich, of the Couraaf. and Barbour
o.. the Post, axe most respectable members Of the
fourth estate and evidently good pupils
Of those veterans Of the press, Gideon Wells and
Alfred L Bury. We only needed the presence
Of Cen joe Hawiey 10 nave had a champion
press gam" in Burlington.
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Company Il. Hiaesburgh-Capt Allen, 81
CAN'T STEWART, RICHMOND, VT,
September p, 1871.

Company II. Hinesburgh Capt. Allen, 81
muskets.
AT command open ranks, ID Seret did not
step back at march. At command inspection
Of arms four men brought their arms up to the
breast, and but three men fixed bayonets
Being ordered to fir b0yoats from carry, tEo
men brought their pieces back to order.
Dress and equipments were not clean. Threc
men had lost buttons from their coats, one had
lost two and one left several buttons Ill buttoned
There WAS lack Of uniformity in glove several
men wearing buckskin and some rf,ne at sill
Pentaloons were Of various shades. AT the CON-
mand close order one man urfxed
bsyonet. At command about face
one man turned to the left. At commsnd right
face one man faced about The company being
in line. on the march, and Il e guide right, the
Csptsin twice ordered wheels to the right with
out changing the guide to the isft and the cur
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- The following strong certificate as to The
curative virtues Of Miss SAW er's falvo We clip
from the Patten IoIcs:
REWARD OF MEair.-We are happy 10 ily before
cur readers the following cure, Effected oy the use
Of Miss saw eTs Salye.
Mr. Silas Bryant Of siberian, has been sth ctcd
for wears with what the doctors pr u0uuced scrof-
uloas cancer He consulted the most skillfu phys
icians in vain an W1s finally induced u ny Miss
SAVERS Salre and now after using tho fourth dol
lar box, he is entiroly cured, and enjoys perfect
health Sept -d&wlt
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.d.5-aea. OF the late ms Capt John Tsgue
.sre.isl =, S. Mary's Cathedral. Thursday
..a a. By d large circle Of mourners aud
ru.41az friends. The Hibernisn Society
sa.r-i ile.r res7ec; to Capt TAgue, who is one
tasr Ealing members, by being present in
tfy Ars Tagle was devoui, christian
v.ula 4al her d',;h will be deeply felt in the
Gain. c.4muu,ty Of this city.
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4 = 4
DISTRICT o. czi1rz'DES, So II Zee Z. 81 ATE
Of Burlington, TO said istric-, dscea .et.
dREETISG.
At a Probate Court holden at burlington. within
and for the District Of ChI1teudeu, the 18th day
Of sep e7fh.r A.D.l--., AT Instrument, purpCrtinE
10 be the last " III and Testament OF Grace IT, Nah.
late ~ Eurir-t %. in said District, deceased,
presented o. the Court aforesaid. for PROBATE, and t
is ordered ty sid Court that the IN tas ofbrtnoer,
A. D. Isl 6, 81 the Ps0 ate Court Rooms 10 said Bur
hn-tg H. Dee assigned f.r proving said Instrument
and that notice thereof Pee given o. al persons con-
cerned by publishing this order three weeks sue
cesslvely in the burlington Free Press.
newspaper printed az sad kus- ngt1u, previous to
tho time appointed.
THEsEF6Es, YOU are hereby notified To- appear
before said Court. a. the rms ami place aforesaid,
and contest the PROBATE II said viii, n you have
cause.
Given under nv haul a. Burlington in said Dis
trict, this 9th day II SEPTEMBER, a. D. ls7l-
T. r. WALES, Judge.
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HAIR viGoR in common with many others We
have felt a lively interess in the invest cations
which DR. Aver mas been nskins TO discover the
causes q failure oftne Ia and 10 provide remedy
His researches are said to have been uch more tho
ouch AMI exhaustive han any ever made before The
re ult is nov before c. IN Ter the name Of AYER'-
HAIR VI or We h1vs given It a trial, and with
fell salts acticn Il equals cur mosc fav de an
/ ric1patilus. Our gra4 hairs have disappeared, or
resumed their origi0nal color; and visible crop of
70 silken hair hls s-a-tcf on part Oh the scalp
which was ertiioly tald.-l Democrat Ah.nsion,Na
Oct t-d2wiw
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on the drill for the champion colors Of the First
Regiment, which took place on the third day of
the Richmond Muster
CAN'T STEWART, RICHMOND, Vt,
September p, 1871
COLONEL I. S. PECK, Commanding 1st Regt.
". Voi. Infantry;
SIR: The committee appointed 10 decide the
regimental championship and to aWerdJhe cham
pon flag to the best drilled, best behaved
and most soldierly company Of your command.
tender the annexed report
The decision Of the committee WIS made
known q; the time Of the drill and the flag
awarded to Captain Cronsn's Company (A,) Of
Burlington ; but it hiss been thought best to
give Z written synopsis Of the errors and excel
lencies Of the companies competing, that all
may know upon what the committee based
their decision, and how. in future, TO make
their drills better by avoiding the errors COM
mitteed on this occasion.
The committee is aware tina: the regiment
has been but recently organized, thst most Of
the companies are new, that they are recruit
ed from scattered population and that it il
very difficult to make cTeditable soldiers Of
men who can rarely get together for more
than one evening in the evening for drill.
Mos; of the errors, however, are trivisl and
rasy be easily rectifed with little care.
There were but three companies that enter
ell the contest A, Il, and X, and it but just TO
say, that two OF them did so reluctantly snd
with little or no expectation Of taking the flag
The companies we're commanded respectively by
Captains Cronsn, Allen and Parker.
The committee cannot close their letter without
expressing their satisfaction at seeing 50 many
officers and men actively engaged in the lst Re
eiment who wesr the badges of service IN our
late war This is particularly pleasing to them
because they have noticed a grest reluctance
on the part Of old soldiers, who have ex-
perienced the stern reslities OF war, 10 take
part in " playing soldier They seem TO for
get thar this playing soldier, previous TO lsol,
was what enabled the Vermont regiments TO
take such high stand in the late war from the
very commencement, and gave q commission to
nearly every soldier of the q Old First - fitted
by education to receive it. For the veteran to
dislsin to assist in perfecting our militia, is
little different from what it would be for col
lege man to disiain the alma mater where he
is fitted for professional life, or the West Point
msn TO look with contempt upon the Cadet life
necessary TO fit him for the army. More than
any should the old soldier cherish our militia
and lend the aid of his experience and the magic
of his presence to bring il up to a, high stand-
ard and make it even better than il was IN lo6O,
and it's officers better qualified to &C ntest promo
tons with those Of other States, in the event Of
another war.
The committee return their sincere thanks TO
Col Peck and his gentlemsnly Office rs for the
very agreeable manner in which they were en-
tertained while at Camp Stewart
GEO. J. SrASNARD, President,
II c. FAY, Member,
CHARLES A CURTIS,
Capt. U. S. -frmy, Recorder
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HARRIET SMITHS ESTATE.


,.,--,,-, ,, .,.-. -ceruCd n the estate Il
20 -' '-''-''9s- George " Benedict,
late Of Burlington. IL said District, deceased,
GREETING.
At Prlha,e Court Lo'de1 at Euriin ton, sithin
and for the District Of DLilteu ler on the 9th ca
o: September. A ID. l--I, an irstrumenr- purport
ing 10 be- the iu Viii and Testament, OF teurge ~
Benec c-. ia-e of burlu ton, in sail district de-
CEASED. was presented 20 tlr COu at res-ld for
Probate ard s. ordered .sid court tn 18th
day OF o,'ob r a. o. l-ll. az the Probate Court
Rooms ia sad ingtou. De asst n Cd Tor prDvine
said instrument and that uo-l-e thereof he 90
all pers Concerned 1y pub shn this order three
weeks zu-cesslveY Iu tire hurlir cron -ree Press a
new spaper print u at sIii Burlington, previous %
the time apo lted-
TsERgF0aE. on are hereby notified t. appear be-
fore sa Court, at the elmo d place Aforesaid aud
contest the pru- ate ot aid " o lru have cag-e.
Given unier ny hand, e Darlington Orr said dis
trirt, this th day u se tenn e- A Dill.
I5w3W Is. 5. TAFT Reg ster.