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coN,lEncI4L BANK NorICE.

A. Act 60 amend an a,t entities az o. .e,at.u- g.
O. the redemption ut 1aEk notes lpr9te- Nrs.
lg. l7dt.
$40 Section ous 81 act entitled on "a. 20 -4i-
iuc - the redemption 90 bank notes ls hercby
amended POI as t. read ue flllaW-
After the eXuirarI of the charter U. any hllh
charterc- ty tls state 0- AFTER the teru-Il.la 10
the existence O. any such hank a-reeao.y O. the
laws Of this state s1ca bank mas cause notice 60 De-
published ia three weekly newspaper ID the county
where such bank BIS Gated 30 sU many there be-, for
SIX months. preference fe-uE given O. the papers
havinz the largest circulation setting forth that
id bank Will redeem its aut-laug-n- bills the day
Of ID. expiration of it- charter. M tr GATE % The
tsrmluatiua 20 u. existence and copy ei this act
and upon CAS- pub icltiou oi such notice. re'ther
such hank uor is ctc--s si- a ue liable O. any ae
ton Tor the uon-re1e uti1l ata1y - i;- ols-1n1-
iaE bills unless the ss1le shall have hee- 4llt pre-
sented. an- pay ment thereof demanded Witti- s-s
tine aloresai1. at the hansu- house " sa34 nal.t-
SIC This act -lal. take eject FROM = passage.
Approved Nov -. l-l-
In pu+-uarca df the flrc-. ir- ac- q tie Le-s.s-
rure 10 Vermont notice hereby gwen that the
charter of the -DIar-.. D. Bank % hurll -- e7
mont, expired ou The 1rsr dat 4- 1arrirl. A. d.
-f- ana that IFS existence W. tsI-al.e OBJ Ire lst
dsy OF January. A D 1870, AID sad L-lk ALL To-
deem O. outstaEl .l- r.l-s
BIZ order O.. the Directors and s.o-k DO .dc-..
Burl!n-t p. VI Dec. l.tl- I--
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON President
r. r. NOl Is. Cashier
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Henry WELCOME There seems 10 be one
item II ne history Of Henry Welcome which in
all his o1fs ssions he Etudiously concesls. He
says he; wen to Boston when he was Is years of
age and rep esents that he obtained good stu
alton and II en- plunged into all the debaucheries
Of very vi 'ked life This all might be- But
We find n Il records Of crime that he was soon
arrested on Hanover street while setting FIRE to
or immsdis' y after be had set fire to building,
doubtless TO plumber that he was tried for
and conTictt Of arson and sentenced TO South
Boston refoI N school fer six months, where he
recorded his name, Henry Welcome, Hinesburgh,
VT, aged II years and the record further saws
that he se-v ed out his time with bad character
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] d. uCt wish 90 inform yol. reader. th1t Dr. " on
dertll, or any ether man. las severed q rer-f
mat cures t0nsumut on. vaer fLr lungs ~. half
consumed 20 short viii cure al cise- ses vhetl cr
% mind. fp1I 1- esta Il-E- men live forever. and
leave d-a-l ra-y -ar ~auf Ul WORK. and re ce
-i-lel l-r1e or s1nlcnsrF sphere e als-f1. Par
adlse. % which h=avtn Itself srail be- but q SIDE
sh W. You have heard enough of that sind Of hum
bu-EGry. Bur when tell you that I.-. Sl-e's gs-
tarrh Remcay riI Positively care the rro-s. case
Catarrh 20 tie Head only assert that v..e. thou
SANDS can testify TO- ! slA unv go Reward for q
case that cannot cure. 4 ,.adlpI io- -ivu- svr-l
toms AID other iillutfi1u sent FREQ e. any u i-s.
This r~ms,iy is
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS n AL PARTS
OF TIE WORLD.
Price 81 cents ssri by la1I, postpaid. 0a receipt
Of siEty cents. or luur packages Tor W. dollars BE-
ware Of oouufe-fetz and trorfs s.s iaft1,i0as ecs
tha, my private B amp. which isl r1l,ire gia-ar 30
Of tf.ntifHs-sss is upon the outs de wrapper. Re-
mente thai tins private stamp. issued ry The nit
ed states Government express flr stamping nv
medicines has NY port ast. rame and address. -1.
the words I. B. Ce-tihcaca of CCuu-----ss. e.
grayed upon o. and need ur- he .-i4isk-n- Don't
be swlrdl-d by lrs-e- r -l-i others rfUreseur1u NJ
tlen--re- - t'r. Sage. I am the only nan NV
living that has the kuCwled-e and rich. t0 manu-
iacture the G'n-fus Dr. saEo's Catarl Remedy and
never travel % sell this medicine.
p Y. PIERCE. u. D..
l1t Seneca street. Budalo, n
Nov % I'D tues thurs sat &E3m
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Liap-4at-Clauaul=r Eiw.n p. woodward
C. 5. n, saa Of she author Of the q. Old oasea
Buek5t,' died on the41.h Of J4aI AIRY. at san
Francisco. California, Of typhoid f sve-. aged s.
years. leaving widow z1l Eve children. de
was native Of Vermont. AID as app7.1tei
lroa this STATE and entered the Va Wy iu Novem-
ser, 1889.
Among tie AZ, notes il the Ne.- YORK p. raid
we End the following mention Of Y, -m1uters
Julian scott exhibits Ar bis uii5. in the
Tenth stree. building. an smusula pictorial re-
miuiscence cf the wa. emitted &c II le Surprise, "
represanung party o.. feiera soldiers who,
after cautiously creeping up TO place where
the rebels had been iut-euchei. In that i- has
been abandoned. and that they ave been harm
-essy tlaziur away 81 au ineeni us combination
Of Quaker guns and scare crow gray coats and
blue Al-. Scott has lust finish rs 10 excel ent
por-raits-one OF Airs r. Sch u an the other
Of Dr. Hsyes, the Arctic ezpi1r p. Il q has com
melcci q -ar-a historical pcruI p, 10 Il ustrate a
scene Oh Goldinr's farm during Genera McClel-
lau's campaign his called - Formiu z Under
Fire
j. Hope is completing IN be S.mervi le Ar,
Gallery building two OF three large views Of the
unsurpassed brooE and wool aud scenerv which
be hiss discovered near Cast stoa. VI.
Rev. Dr. ~. Il. Lord. Of No atpelier, ms ist
bcen offered aslllry Of 5000 to assume the pa
tarG-e Of the Center church Hartford. Ct. bul
vii decline, though has pre- ,ent salary is only
$4,000, SATISFIED thar it j. his duty TO r,main
where the affection and cen Silence of the ? sople
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The Hudson River Railroad Horror
C0HDITI0S OF THE BODIES

The bodies for the most part were found
floating upon the surface Of the water, face:
downward, their clothing being saturated with
kerosene, as was the money, jewelry and papers
found On their persons. All were elegantly
Dressed one lady wearing costly diamond rings,
watch, chain, &C. some Of their limbs were
burned TO the bone, other parts were parboil-
ed. Their faces were swollen but not distorted
and indicated that one or Two gasps Of
sufocation ended the cath sgony The oil had
given saffron tinge 10 some parts Of the skin,
and the eye-lashes and whiskers O. the men
were in some cases burnt OF close Nearly
all retained their han. But one, 3 lady. had
her face DESTROYED
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Csr.


Original ETRY.
NOT BY sAxz
OF all the Paten; Medicines made
II the east or in the west,
Those made by Brown Of Burlington
Are the cheapest Gad the best
The fame Of all his medicines
Is getting to be great
For sale by hrst class Druggists
in every Northern state.
Browns BronchlAis sill cure a cough,
A Sore Throat, CT 3 Cold
Browns Teething Cordial is for Babies.
Whether young o. old.
BrowAs Buchu Is for Kidney Complaints,
For Ladies'. a7d for Gents
The price so cheap, tie bottle so large.
The sale is getting immense.
Eow kind friend, word 70 you.
ghsnever you are in town
And any Of you buy Buchu,
Buy the Bashu made by Brown.
Buriinst,n. Jan. L, 1871.
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1t seems It was soon after his release that he went
home to Hinesburgh to complete his career in
CRIME, which he says be made up his mind to
eons1nnate before be went to Boston Does
any enc regret that be was hung l--NtigpOr-
Express.
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TEE ISUSDATIoS or RoNE-DIsTREss OF The
PooR-The unparalleled rise Of the Tiber. re
sulting in the complete inundation of Rome, If
graphically depicted in a letter to the n Y
Tribune In the Corso, where were some Of
the richest shops Of the city now that the Ssters
have retired, might have been seen before each
door mountain apparently Of mud. but II
which was involved the entire wealth Of family
In most cases the doors hal 20 be forced, IS they
were barrcAded inside by the counters, windows
and furniture. which had all been lifted up and
then thrown on tee ground Everything was
DESTROYED, and those who had entertained hopes
OF saving some portion q their property were
soon undeceived Golismithe and jewelers. found
their gems mixed with mire and rubbish, the
makers Of court AID church vestmeuts, stli With
gold. found those srtices Of which tie base W..
silk or velvet So ruined that only by burning
them 10 recover the gold can any part be saved.
The calculation IS thst there ale ZOO families
without hone, and God knows when hey vii
be able % return 10 apartments, 50 wet and sod
den that fever sud other maladles are sure % be
lurking in them. i was proposed q day or two
since 10 the Municipal Council 90 erect vast
wooden aarrack for them. but before il Is con-
p.e.ei one-haf Of their number may have died
from exposure. There are. indeed, vast monss-
teries not one half tenantei. but whether their
claims Of misery Vili be listened TO Is doubtful.
royal commission mas been appointed 20 cob
slider the state e the Tioer, aud 70 present
project for controlling the course OF lis waters.
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5ler advertisements.

Y sse, e.- 81. 50 as lsy I l5'.ass 81. 81
.l1.ssC C. POST, Nh. 49, L-------- -i-4- . D.
The Maple tree looks beautiful
1ris useful. ali admit
how ga eet the sugar or be sau
That people ge; from il.
Eow much OF eau.s lost ev'ry year
How much Ct tme as vell,-
by having wretched wooden pa j..
A. al tee sarmers tell.
/ one C. G.. Posr, C, Burlington
"A ScieIFo- ran Is hcl
Has Sap sYsUr you may ak
To any maple c-ees
IL has Bucket h5nger, too
The two combined IN one
and every farmer ought 60 ses
And every farmers son.
Q This Galvanized Metallic friend
."EHrekan has been styled
I've found IL in sugar makers shout
AND evry farmers child
FOR when 'iis % g tree aitX
With PosT's Sap Bucket bright,
The maker knows sap Will be saved,
And all things Will WORK right.
4 The Tin Sap Bucket conical,
Its indeuted side You'll see
So made thzt il can fit the shape
OF any maple tree.
And 10 It's nTlm with sap twill fill
Ere any sap run out
Ii should bt sold 20 eT'ry sugar maker
kith Bucket AID witt Spout.
cart describe them Is they are
lE any verses here;
but much OF maple sap they'd save
In each succeeding year
60 see them, and appreciate
Their mater does not boast;
But he'll convince you very soon
That he's ussfGi Posi-.
Oh. Sugar Makers, save your sap,
For maple sugars high.
Fareka pout and Hanger have,
And e Sap Bucket try.
-hase useful things describe item selves
Can 81 gzr makers please
Fs u sugar manufacturer
81 oal6 have them for his tees
Feb. g. WE
Of vARDS. FLOWER TRELLi-
sEs, t. SREA GOTTA HANGING
VASES. WIFE HANGING
BAsGETs. FLOW
Err l'OTS. AT
PEIRCE's.
80 BAGS
ASHTON SALT.
so RAGS CANADA
SALT, FRUIT JARS.
AT PEIRCE's.
1910 MOWER SECTIONS. so KNIVES
COMPLETE FOR WOODS NOW
Err. AT PEIRCEs.
June c-.dEwtf
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OFFERS TO MANU- FACIt X Ak .
Parties seeking locations .lr business vii "a
a. Burlington. New Jersey three hours ifom re"
YORK and o-e from Philsdelp.li every conFenle-
az IA roa1 and river trfc. coal, iron ana ll p
me loves prices churches schools. seven t1l7-l
iuharitants and population oderln- them i4n-t
hui .1iugs low taxes O. cJr-lal Welcome ana a.l.-
Inducements for locating Full part -uar, -rli p
aru. seari8r 10 n. SLEE Err, Chairman % g.
tee ou pualic improvements. Burlington 1- D.
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TN Postal CAHp-The posta. carr is a very
neat and convenient affair. The one before rs
is piece Of heavy unglazsd paper about tosif
and three-qusrter by three inches Is printed on
one side IN purple ink anu bears the benign
portrait OF her Majesty IN the shape Of half
penny STAMP II IL healed vith the q. Lion and
Unicorn So beneath which arc the words The
address only TO be written on this side ~ then
G1llows the word - To and O blank space Tor
tn address The communication Is 10 be
written on the reverse side
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PREMIUMS REQUIRED IN CASH
DIVIDENDS PAID ANNUALLY IN
CASH.
LOSSES pam PROMPTLY ~ CASH
- Az poliri.. Nou-For.-it~slr: az
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Z EEWBURF. SFEnsvAS AND FLORIST, btanh-
LYN. CosN.. Importer and Dealer 10 Flower ana
Ve-e.ahls seeds. Plants, Bu-hous Roofs etc t----
Brooklyn. Conn, l--l.
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> LAC * i j.
WIZ THE GREEN TEA FL.
Va--1-t-l O. s1.- al. tl=-..
Al- i1r sale h-...-.a Only
Great Atlantic b. Pacific TcH Con-
P. D. Box. 500.
sEND FOB TuEA-> L-HAs- ..
Sob I'D Evils
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EQUSTkBEE LIFE
.sNSEE.s.F-CE SOCIETY
OF tba United states,
30. 20 BROADWAY. NEW fOKA-

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NJ lL > O'AA
Trunlz Full Of Fun.

funk + I'LL OF I JLIL-
portfolio O. Ers,-class Witand Iumqr oonta nl2 Z
tie chest Co icai Stories. Cruel Sells alle
tius Jokes Humorous Poetry. Quaint ar .ile5 II
Ie-gue ~s-r-1r-. New C1nuu1rums and Nirth f''-
vok NJ Speeelas ever Published luterspe
with Curious Puzzlrs. Amusing CARD lrliAsf fl--s
Of pa-l0r InsEic ami nearly -l Funny IN gray ~
Illustrated cover Pr e I5 cts sent 'y mai pf--
ta-e paid Do any part Of The Unitsd states, 90 ie
ceipt %. price. DICK d FITZGERALD fu'--7---7
is Auu-streef. y. J.
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TUE revised edition G5-il 0f tie General Stat
i utes OF Vermont IS now complete a. copies
are placed on sae at the primo pal bookstore. 10 the
State a. S5l per copy Orders for the zane should
be address, u The ucdersi .ned az Mortified
6EOE5E NICHOLS.
Dc aEw-E Secretary Of state
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PERKS OF TIE ROAD ~ HARLEM Lane
a New YORK letter says = f5o- and a half oi
snow on level is a rare thing for New York. It
costs something, an sss one ow rs teAu, 70 take
8 sleigh-riie. = IA shioasble d1uble-team easily
commands nifty dol .ars an ate rnoon. It costs
twenty-five dolla7 for haok to 70 up on the
read Harlem lane just now a Ii vely spot. / is
literally crowded. The horses are quite as much
excited as the mems nd while driver are IN peril
lookers-on take theI lives in their hands Run
Always are the or e- Of the day.and 81 zshLps fol-
low. While / wit e the flags Of Ii CITY Hall
are halt-mast IN ho lor Of Auditor v atson. , no
dled OF wounds res eivei on the road last week
lie was driving g. splendid $4,000 team. when
he was run into, one Of his horses kiiled and
himself fatally jured Over the vhoopipg.
yelling and ha' Ding Of the drivers can Be-
heard the sonor otis alarm Of the police. an
nounclug the coming Of a runaway team
livery thing thf can gives way. Horses catch
The injection nd JON the race Sometimes SIX
or seven unm nageabie teams a7e securing over
the road at nee. People sostter in every d.
rection, and some, unscathe5 by the living
horses, turn over in fright. a gentleman div
ing S6u0' horEe a. the top of his speed
iuin ned sudd enly from the road into an avenue
and drove directly on The pole Of a street car.
ana maine his horse for life.
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EAIR WORK.
REMOVED.
JEW ELHy STOEE

HAVE REMOVED NY SHOP from Stanton
place 10 nv brick house ou North st. short
distance west Of the old Cemetery where vii con
tnue 20 90 watch & clock repsiring usual 10 tie
best wurkmanlike manner
Thankful for all past flvors. ! hope o. merit a
continuance OF the same. - u-v new phase OF busi
ness.
L FRENAU
AH4t-saEuff
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The annual collection for the American Board
taken at the Park street church. Boston. on O.
receu; Sabbath morning, amounted 20 - ,1s9.
The Coagreg1tioanlis. says Of the New Eng
land ministers Gifts nomination, who are withou,
stated charge, that the Boston ofiee where
temporary Sunday engagements are effected.
" finds the supply Of clergymen every Saturday
in the year, on an average. about tTica as great
As the demand 80
President La5aree is supplying the Chestnut
S. Church a Lynn during the absence Of the
pastor II Europe
The Rev. E. L. Ellington has accepted the
call from the Congregational church in Bruins
wick Ne, and viii be installed in few weeks
EPISCOPAL
There is deep feeling in Church circles through
cut Great Britain in consequence Of the aunouu-
cement that the Princess Louise Is TO De married
in the miist Of Lent-the law OF the Church
torbidiing weddings in Lent.
The Ofense Of Mr.. Cheney, recently Suspended
in an Ecclesiastical Court Court at Chicago, was
violation q the eanouical law Of the Protestant
E2iscopai church, in deyisting from the form
prescribed in the Book Of Common Prayer Tor
the baptism Of infants, be having LEFT out the
word "regenerate,' after express aimonitioa
from Bishop Wh,tehoase that he should not omit
that word
The sacrament service of the Episcop4. Church
Of St James the Less, in PHILADELPHIA is Of solid
silver, and adorned with gold, diamonds opals,
garnets, emeralds, and pearls.
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A certain lecturer quoted the Ml;ouic coup
let
Fut como thou goddess, fair ana Tres.
IN Heaven yc.ep'l Eupn-usyuc
and had the pleasure " reEing the mex, morn
inc the following steloErapnic transformation .
Bat came that solie-- tair and Zee.
IL Heaven -he ere, - tr1zs her knee.
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MINISTER WAsHBUEy CoHEEPosDEycE.-
a Paris paper thus desc r bes the ceremonies a.
teniant upon the 20 nsmissiau Of Minister
"ssaburn's corresp- &C euce during the SIC ge.
Every Tuesday. at te O'Clock in the morning.
the burle-a-ast, be rai. ling a parley. Is blown
on the oeTres 6riir e, and the white Dag is III
f1riei- a Prussi AL officer. in irreproaehable
attire glovcl and boo red as for the drawing
room, advances yer q bridge until he reaches
the broken arch and sslutiuE, addresses his
speech 20 she Frenc officers IL waiting
90 Gentiemeu- 7 have the honor to salute you 80
- Sir, We ha sc the honor 20 salute you 80 - Gen
tenen- aa sc the h0r 20 inform you tn A. J am
entrusted With the 'ssion Of placing 10 your
hands Ar. hssh5url s. mail 80 &c Sir, We shall
have the ho-or Of iet hing the package Then
follows az exchange { military salutes. and tine
French. Crossing the river ID a small boat re-
cei7e from the Prus lzu oficor the diplomatic
documents. Then uue fresh s4lutes, ID en-
retG-I within the Ii e. AMI. if necessary. ring
is rlcommeuced as soon az the white flag is
Covered. Thus CIT - into Paris, just now, the
5i1;i2! dispatches Of TIE rrea, republic
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a cari3ss ease is reported Ia the Boston
papers A Mrs Abbie Cunning. Of " estb1ro-
Mass. who las been Hz-riei four year, and
has child. Was recently accostei while wait
Ing Tor the cars in Boston by an uukuoSi. kan
who asked her % take o. walk She accepted
aud the resui. was an instant offer Of marriage
and acceptance. Mrs. Cumming telling HIN that
she was neither msrriei nor engaged The man,
who's name is Mckinney. then took her 10 his
mothers. and introduced her as his sfhsncei
representing that they had oeen engaged SIX
months having satisfied the fsGiuy by a
plausible story as to her sntecedents, She vas
afsctionaiely treated, and the couple, -hus
strangely mated. were married. Meanwhile
Mr. Cumming getting wind Of bis wite's where
ab0uts, came or 10 wrath sE1 disclosed the de-
ceit. TO their general astouishHs1t a brother
Of Mckinney wished TO prosecute he4 f1r fraud,
but her friends shielded her by prCuorncinZ her
insane She is nov Al home with husband nun
Der one aud the matter l. still unsettled
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Ina ugurated by II. P q. Prince Arthur. Bos-d
AMI Tuition per annum. s225. President: The
-Vcy Rev l. hollmuth, D. D.. Dean Of Huron. For
Particulars apply to Major Evans, London, Canada
Wet Dept io--o1WD
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE

Yours
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The Montpelier District Preachers Meeting
Of the N. E. Church viii be held at Waits6elJ
commencing February 10Th The N. Church
at that place will be deiicated to the worship Of
God on the ODD of February.
Bishop Marvin. writing to the St. Louis ia
roeate, sfiectiOnately spplies the endearing term
Northern Wolf" to the Methodist Church
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Ti.l change a-y oo'ar1t lli- up beard
reIt BLACK a- brown De- contain lf
comb sent by mail le- Sic Lrl-a
field. M=E.
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rDUE Wv. .oRK DAY-BOOK.--I.I-ii I Z
| CHAMPION OF WHITE sLPk c514-. =,
AGAINST THE WORLD tlhal u - p
EIGHT PAGE DEMOCRATIC "EEhLA, 49,
Subscribe for H. Fo- -Feci1 ~ e7Psss- s--47's'
" DAY-B0OH, NeE orE City,
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Some years $50, three men-an Englishman,
an Irishnan, and Scotchman-were found
guilty Of murder and sentenced to be hung. The
Judge told them they could each choose the tree
on which they would like to be - strung up. -
The Scotchman promptly chose an ash tree and
the Englishman an oak tree - Well. Pat, what
will you De hung on p asked the Judge. - If
you phase, your honor, I'd rather be hung on
gooseberry BUSH q" Oh, said the Judge,
that's not biz enough '' Begorra, then q"
said Pat, 81" III wait till 1t grows
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Nocts x Sings

GREAT B4CcA.N-
BOOTS and SHOES.
GREAT REDUCTION N PRICES.
HAVE NOW on HAND
The Largest and No.t Varied As,or,-
ment ofBpgTs ard SHOES la
VERMONT.
"a.ih viii SELL ou and scs- Oh s. a4ts. d; price.
INA. aa2noi fail 60 dl.; the closest Buyer.
100 PAIRS LADIES CATERS - CTS.
PER PAIR. FORMER PRICE
FROM 81 TO sI.e5
Men = Kip Boots at
LESS TH.F-y COST
Mems Thick Boots at
YOUR OHN PRICES
Ladies',
Misses, ahG
Ck5idrcEs'.
Boots,
Shoes.
CATERS,
Shippers,
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-17
TUITION FREE.

,r,Ir ,ext term Of the State Normal School at Ca
| tleton will commence on the sth OF February.
n ,harSe Tor tuition will be made those pupils
- connlete the COURSE of stables, and agree 10
hold themselves IN readiness 70 teach IN the CON
mon SCHOOLS in the State two years after grad
usSing.o
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-17

Between twenty-five and thirty persons have
presented themselves for membership with The
Baptist Church il this city as fruits for the pre-
sent revivSl.
Rev. Il. G. Dewitt. evangelist. commences
a series Of meetings IL Montpelier, on Sunday
next, Peb. T.
The new church at Binghamviile. in Fletcher,
was dedicated by the Bapts, and Methodist So
cie;ies on Wednesday, the LIST inst. Discourse
by Rev I. j. DUN Of Fairfax
Rev. I. Chicksring, late Of Liule-cu. n. H.,
has entered on bis iAbors as pastor C. the Baptist
church, Weston, Vt. as correspondents are re-
quested T. note