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Srerial sloiifs

our Invisible -rctnie-.
The r4a a.tr.n-meat atGosI here % winter cTo-
a;es aud acsrayatss many ailments. 70 pFotce.
themso.ycs as eaec.ualy as possible caiast this IN
visible dangers which suIr0uld them st this season,
slould he the especial o. persons constitution
ally del cate As thsle is no med Gina! preparation
il use which go III roughly braces and ingigcraIos
the st-ua-h, the liver. and the nerves, as Hoste.
ter's Btters, course ofthat .reeabe tonic is plr-
t'cuar'y advisable Tor dyspeptic, bilious, and ncr
vous s1GsseIs, il the cold damp. and trying wea'h-
er which generally prevails IN cur climate a. this
period Of the yoT Sudden chills have very bad
effect upon dyspe2t!es sai individuals Of bilious
habits. net unfleqaently producing congestion Of
the liver OF bowels, o. low fevers sometimos Of sn
intermittent or reniltent character. Attacks Of
rheumatism are also TO bs apprehenied, AMI when
there is tendency to that complaint the Bitters
will he found The rest preventive. Tho operation
Of the ereat vegetable tonic Dc direct and simple. II
stimulates and stea Ethe1s the digestive AMI sacre-
tive organs aud TIE nerves, AID puts the system in
condition q resist tho a.tiol OF those formidable
fees Of vitality, q low tJmperata-e ard unwhols-
some winds and flgs. By quickeuing the superb
cial circulation, without creating anything ap-
p-oac ing 70 fsve- i iDparis tone to the skin an
tn renders the surface Of tao body comparatively
imp,rvious TO unhcllthy oztsrn'l influences.
jan27 de0i6wlt
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BOSTON MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY,, Jan. p.
Flour. The demand for Flour has been good
the pas week ana tlc market s1sta'ns full pricts
and in some instances an advance Of - u 500 n bbI
Recent EXPORT movements have nearly C cared the
market OF low grades and the stock OF white Wheas
is but moderate Ter tho season. We quote sales Of
western superior at s. 60 10 @; non extras az
. p a. - Milwaukee extras at s a 3 so; aud
MINES IA red Wheat extras az 8 y a 2 hbl i'll
Gliding choice bakers brands White Whelts have
been ln deman1 az ~ Tor Ohio. Indiana and
Mic1lg D 8 n for Illinois. snd 3 a 10 - tor
st. Louis, including choi.e and iyorite brands. 10
! yo Flour he sales have he,n confined TO small
lots at 8 SO ~ e Dbl. Com Meal has been sold at
3 - % 80 z ooilor common AID BrandyNin In
Bucsvheat, sa-es at 81 fl a Sd 2 ll0 lbs
GRAIN The market for Com has been quite inn
tie past wee e with fair Cemand and utir-s I'VE.
advanced The sales Of South IN ana Western vel
low have been at 81 "a GO, & bush Nes.e p mixet al
s. a C; ana White ut 50 n -5c T. bash. Higher
p1ces are now askel Oa's are dfm ami continue
IN fair demand with sales at 63 u use z bush TOR
common and good, ami choice lots at 60 a &c q
hushrl a cargo # Frlce Ed ward Island sol at
d,.c g tush, and cargo of6 900 bush Western at &c
q OF Sd. Ia Ry the a as have beeu confined 70 small
lots 90 y DO q. % bush. Barley dull ami prices
ran-e from 4lc q ;. % e bu-h, as lOQuaity shorts
have osen selling at SIS tlne Feed g "a SO; ami
miqal.n-s -. - .L n q ton.
PROVISIONS. The pork market Is q-ite fra
and Jul prices continue T. De ohtHuei with a
tcrJ TAR ceaald. Tie sl.es have been al s a is
fr prime ) ~ q % 10 mess; and a. = flr clear
Bee IL nru and sus-lirs full prices Ths sales have
been az b Il is f.r mess auI tXt,a mess, and q
"a u Tor family. Lara Is firm and has been in fair
leTaii a. la q iic i-r steam and kett rendered
SmoEcf Hams have been selling % o. n l5c = b
Eu-s have been 10 fair cemGuI. Eut pri-ts have
ranged IRON So a 9t,F p, as 10 quality. iu' u1ius
D. " '' ''' '-'''' '-'' ''' " IA 'l al = ~ '''
Fhy DUCE.-1hs els To clau-e To- notice in But
Ser. Common .snI medium aides continue quite
tul but the latter qualities are taken 10 lots as
wanted 10 prey.a1, prics as stocks az this descrip-
ton are small. Neqults sles 90 6ue AID choice
New Aors ai. Veraa1t dsiries 1T 5 n C. and com
70
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TUBBs At Winooski, Vt. Jan. ., John $. Tabts.
Esq, aged $ years and a. days
BuBBANE.-In this city, Jan. D., l5,i, Joseph
Burbank. aged iNeaTs.
MUSGER.-In Colchester, Vermont. Jan. 81 Tru-
mau Munger, aged 40 yerrs.
DERny.-At Bristol, Jan. ga in her sixty -ainth
yoar. sarah wife Of John eThy, ar moiherof Buel
j. Derby OF this city.
REMINGTON At Waterbury, Ian. 2i.h, in her
ffty-fourth year, arTnila 81. wife Of Joel Rsming-
ton, OF Waterbury.
at O'Clock p.
H0wss-In Montpelier. jar. . Ms Fatty Howes,
relic. OF the ia'e Joseph uowss aged 81 years.
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will be furnished on application at tais oalee.
Business No.ises 10 cents per line Obituary no
tees cents per line, also Scores Of Base Ball
Matches, Meetings Of S5oeias and lists Of oaisers
elected, resolutions relating to personal matters,
&c, &C.
Marriage lltioss 80 cents, Paaessl not.sss IS
cents Deaths qratis.
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Jericho A donation visit and hcney-suppsc
liz which the list of luxuries will not be confined
TO honey will be held in the Methodist church
at Jericho Corners. ca Friday evening. fer the
benefit Of Row J. C. Hale It viii doubtless be
a peasant Affair
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BBINESs NOTICES.


We will sah the WEEKLY FREE Press and
d0Ore's RuraL7ev YORKER ono year for 81 25, in
ADVANCE.
We viii sen. the TEEKEY fare Pass and the
Country Gentleman one year, for 500, in ADVANCE
We will seni the Free Pass Weekly AID Hearth
and Home Weekly and the an. AgTie4itEriH Mouth-
ly, one yosr for $. 25 cash in advance.
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LETTER FROM REV. FATHER O'CAEKOLL
OF RICHMOND, VI.
RICHMOND. Vt, jan. p.

RICHMOND. Vt, Jaa. p
DeAa Da. sMsTa.- gives me great pleasure
to he able to gay that your operation on my car has
been successful. The noise in ny head has disson-
tinaed. The catarrhal affection by whl,h have
been troubled is rapidly disappearing. sincerely
thank you and hope tn; you will receive TIE pat
oaase to which your professional abilities eutitle
you. YCurs
P.J. OCARRoLL, q
Catholic Priest.
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WILLING TO Sc JUDGED,
BIIH As To THE
Quality and ChcapHess

Of their work. by their LOWE.T PRICED style,
which they aow offer FOR SOU. prize 50 low that
makers with less facilities confess inability 10 make
ANYTHING worthy for such price FIFTY sly
$50. 500. 500. Si25. $50. SI6O. $40,
sI75. 5000. 10 $1,000 each.
a New Catalogue. with Elegant Illustrations
from Photographs. FULL information as 70 Oints OF
Superiority, Peculia5ities Of Construction, and re
dlced prices. sent free.
For sale in Burlington by \. ". POWERS. corner
Church King sts., FIRST south Of Fost Ofcs.
coed stock constantly or hand.
NASSAU 4 u4uFEx nREAS IN
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Che Markets.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
F3a TIE WEE ENDING TUESDAY. jan. p. 1871.

oNVUNI Q. LIVE s.OCk At HAlAEi.
Cattle. Sheep & Lambs. Swine.
This week, It9 GIG
Last week. lsO IGS47
From Vermont, aO3Og
Prices Of Market Bees-Extra sIl .O1 q lI.sO; first
quality, $40 % % 10 81; I'd quality IS 80 a. So so
Sd quality Sc % a s : 50.
Prices OF Store Cattle-Workipg Oxen nor nair
81 IN $50, 500, $3.50 N s275
Mich Cows and Calves from -
feaTlinss, $40 40 sl9; two-years old so q RS.
three years old s35 a 500
Prices Of sheep ana Lambs-In lots g So 90,
g 90 81 co, 81 p each extra 81 80, a s. 30 or
from , 70 Sc q II.
Prices Of Hides Tallow and Skils-Couatry Hides
&c 2 b. TallOw : "a &c 2 b.
Pelts sld0 81 q each; Calf skins l6 a lsc yh.
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REuG.ous.-Rsy. j. J. Lewis Of South Boston
viii preach in the Universalist Church in Willis
ton Sunday. January 10Th. There will be ser
vices morning snd afternoon
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The ola stage line Of stave and LaDuke is run
ming daily trips between Darlington aad Platts-
burch They carry the mails.
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Superior 10 other octave c1upers IN m11e perfect dc
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ST. AERASs ITEMS.

Butter market, Tuesday, Jan. 24.-ship-
nent, As tubs. Winter butter brought from 20
10 2s cents fall. from 80 to 50.
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SUDDEN DcArH.-John s Tub6s ED, died st
Aia residence In Winooski, esrly Monday nor
ming. after brief lluess On Wednesday last
he was about his business, looking and feeling
very well, and his numerous friends Gladly be-
leyei that be would eventually recover from
she attacks Of apoplezy to which he had been
subject Of late. wednesday evening he had a
third attack, and fingered in an almost uncon-
,,jous state ill his death. In the death of Mr.
Tut 'bs. the community has lost one Of its most
resns, ed citizens G kind hearted and Obligng
neigbb3r. and thoroughly upright and honest
man. He 'sd lived at Wiuooski nearly twenty
three wears. a I'd large circle Of acquaintanoei
viii cherish his memory, and sYmpathiae with
his family in their deep atiliciion.
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nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
IL for the District Of Vermunt.-in the matter Of
J. s. ScOheld. Bankrupt - In Bankruptcy. -
To the creditors Of said bankrupt ard ali others
whom il may concern The undorsisn ASS guee
OF said bankrupt. hereby gives notice that 10 has
been 0rde- ed hy the district OF said district,
that The second ami ihird general meet ngs OF the
creditors Of said tankrupt. he held at the CIV Of
burlington. in said District. the 9Th day OF Feb
ruary, A. ID Is T. a. O'clock in tho afternoon. at
the Olhee OF L L Lawrence. ESQ. before l.. l. Law
renee. ESQ. Of the Re gisers in Bankruptcy for
the said Dstrct. for the puro,se named Inc 9Th
and 18Th sect rs Of the Bankrupt at, and III I
have file my final account Assignee Of saif
Bankrupt, and that az aid time and place shall
apply 10 10 court Tor tbs settem- ut OF said
counts and tor s-harge from all liability as A.
siguee 81 said estate accordance with the prOvt>
ions OF said = section Of sad act.
Dated at 81. Adams In slit District, this Jrd la
Of January, a. d. ISL
:. J. BUSGE,S, Assignee
29WlW
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The broad Lake froze On Monday night, and
is an unbroken sheet Of ice We give below our
table of dates Of closing 0. The broad Lake:
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L INSTRUCT COURT Of the United States for 4 e Dis
IL trict Of Eermont.-ln the matter Of AlohE
nemis & Son, Btnkrupts--In Bankruptcy.-A waT-
rant In Bankruptcy has been issued bv said
Court against the estate Of A 0nzp Denis q
Elias BeLis. copartrers under the firm name OF
Aiouz1 Bemis q son, Of Westnore, OF the County OF
Orleans, q the State Of Vermont, in said District
adjudged bankrupts upon the petition Of their cred
itors and the payment Of any debts, and the de-
livery Of any property belonging O. said Blnk
rupts 10 them O. their use and the transfer any
property hy them, are forbidden by law.
meeting Of the creditors Of said Bank-
rupts, u prove their dehfs. AMI choose more
Assignees Of their estate will be held al Court Of
Bankruptcy, To he holden at Barton. in said
District the 9Th dsy 81 rehtulry, A. u 1871, at
10 O'Clock, A NJ RI the office OF } r ssrtlr
ESQ before J. 2. - rt.e- 81. one 81 the Reg
isters In Bankruptcy IT, said Court
GRO. y FOSTER,
L. 5. Marshal, Messenger.
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NJ. G. L. Paske,, travelling agent for the sale
of Northern Pacific Rtiiroai Bo1di in the State
Of Vermont, appointed by Jay Cooke Co.'s in
town and stopping at the American House. He
vii be glad to converse with any Of oar citizens
on matters concerning the loan.
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PoRr HESRY.-some fifty new buildings were
erected 10 Port Henry last year, among which
those to he occupied by the First National Bank
and Mr. j. G. Witle.05e are conspicuous, 'ae
latter icing one Of the most elegant private res-
Ieaces on the western side Of the AXE
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IN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court Of tho
Il United States for the District ofNermJnt. In
the matter Of George NJ ark Bankrupt Not
ice Is hereby given that petition has been filed 10
said Court, by George II. Clark q WlllingfOrd. in
said District. duly declared a Bankrupt under the
Act Of Congress Of March 2nd, 1867, for discharge
and certificate thereof from a his debts and other
claims provahis under said ct. and that the 7th
dsy Of February. t7 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. before the
Hon. d. A. SNALLgT, Judge OF said Court, at his
Chambers in the City o. Burlington Is assigned for
the hearing Of the same when and where all cred
ttOrs who have proved their debts, and ether per
sons in interest, may attend and show cause, II any
they have, why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
The sscond md third meetings Of creditors will be
held at the same time and place.
Dated at Burlington, on ths 81 day ofJan-A. D..
I~-t
29w3w B. B. sNIALLEY, CLERK.
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5filsrell1neUus.


ORiCISA POETRY.
NO 81 SAY
Of all the paten. Meic.Ges made
In the Gas. q in the west,
Those made BY Brown Of Burllrstia
are tt- cheapest and the best.
The fame OF ali his me:io mes
l. getting to be great
For sale by first class Oragss,s
In every Northern State.
urosn's BrOueh'als viii cure a cough.
\ Sore Threat or Cold
Prown's Teething Cordial Is foe Battles.
Whether youcg o. OLE.
Brown Bachu IS for 1idaey Complaints,
For Ladies'. and for Gents;
This price so cheap, the tottls 80 large.
The sale is getting immeoss.
Now Kind friend, wosd TO you
Wherever you are In town
And a-y Of you buy Bushu,
Boy the Buchu made by Brown.
Burlington. jan. L, 1871.
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III. ere,ati5n Of Henry Welcome was thu

The execution Of Henry Welcome was the
ninth tB,, las taken place in the State Of
Vernon
Uznzamu--The friends o.! Rev. S. L. Bates
met ct the Methodist church, Underhill Flats,
Thursday evening, Jan. 18th, 1871, and made
him donation Of $40. Au seemed TO enjoy
the occasion.
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sy Telegraph.
2ph-

Nav iol4, Jan. IS.
The trc, .- -olL -l Do; change to-day from
ths optuiu- tl the cC-s oi 1gsiue.s. event with
Sin lle exception urp-oa Tented DO the history OF
tA- EIl- rHYui. IHs -r-1f c-eirlu,es to-day were
less th'n l tesu millions
GOV .N5lENrS - Closed strcu- ord stead a
The l1.oTil- 4sltsl.as-
T. S IS '-i u1....ll.3 New is.re..-.........Iual
5-l cggi. % G-----..'.- d.. ISIS rg-. July...l0i
1. 3. us cog. i--i.tt l--i clu.--------- luSs
t-alc coup 70 c!I.--.lali
Central Pacific gold hduIs, -I- ..i. Union Pa
cilc bonds Quiet, lrst mortgages. 71td7-i, Land
Grants l7 ats Incomes. Is Gti st cz, 2-s
1--i. The ciIc tors 80 The company will hold
ia ormal meeting in tls city 90 morrow. when &c is
expected That the results oi the recent negotiations
iGr the imp. gcms1t ui the tompa7y's affairs will
be made public.
soUTf ERN SECU RITlES-nu.i ard steady.
NONLA-501 pcr Cent, VITA exceptional loans
at 2.
The plethora OF National EalL notes IS slightly
abated, thog-h more can nov be purchased al
a discount. Oilers are freely MADE 90 loan them
/ fog O. Woek OF ten days " .Alut interest, lf pay
ment is inside iu green hacks
STERLING ENChAN6E-uui3.a at iusi az l1i.
SrOCho-"ere generally buoy ant and advauc-
Ing th's 3. 3D., though the sudden decline Of per
cent. TO Ohio Miss. on the revival Of the report
thar tha real had been leased 90 the Baltimore AID
Ohio ch sekct sp1cu at1u and unsettled the market,
whichcl0scl traction OF t-Cn tac highest price Of
/ the day.
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HAIR WORK.

HAIR WORK.
The Misses Bradley.
Ba1ser's Block, College Street.
keep constantly on hand, or make to order
SWITCHES,
CHI6NONs.
CRIMPED WATERFALLS,
CURLS
FRONT PIECES. ETC.
Combing. made up in the best manner
Also, Hair Jewelry, including Pins. Ear Rings,
Chains Sleeve Buttons and Charms
Of every description.
Parties run nsk In leaving choice hair
with Us, as We 20 all our own sraidng
and Mounting, thereby avoiding the risk Of sending
IL away. All orders from out of town promptly at
tended TO. Fair prices paid for bair. We agents
.or Mis- summers Japanese, q nice dressing for tho
hair. MISS J. E BRADLEY,
Nov. i-dAvd MISS NJ. =. BRADLEY.
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nISTRICT OF VERMONT, 50 AT Rutland. the
IL 9th day Of January, A. d. 1871. The
deTsig ned hereby gives notice Of his appointment
a. Assignee II JOHN Dude, and frank 5 North.
firm OF dudley north, Of Pittfford, In
the County Of RutlaLd. and State %
Vermont within said district who ha ave been aijud
ge1 Bansrupts. upon creditors petition, By the
District Court Of said District.
JACOB EDGERTON, Assignee.
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sounding and Tube Boards

prepared by peculiar proceas o. machinery espoc-
tally constructed ios tbs purpose
II These are amoas The more iu plrtant peculi-
ariues Of cons ructiou o. ths Instruments, without
the OF which their makers could not hope 20 give
them all that superiority VIII en- ha- won such re
putatiln in Elr0pe and America ami secured sale
grady exceed NJ "a. VI any ctaer instruments Of
the class IN tie world. T.ey therefore invie espec-
al attention TO the fatart Improvements used
exclusively in q zee instruments. as contributing
materially to their acku isled ed superUrIty
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F.r Coughs, Colds. and Throa. Disorders. use
30 Browns Bronchial Troches" having proud tloir
efficacy by a test Il many years. The Troches are
highly recommended and prescribed by Physicians.
Those cxuo-ed 20 sudden changes should always be
supplied win " The Troetse" as they give prompt
relief.
Owing O. o., -0od reputation and popularity q
tho GrUchss many irorftfess ant chap iHiifdfi7ns
1te offered uhi-a ore good for nothing. BE sure q
oufkIy the fras " Browt's BrcHcsisl Iroeies."
Sold e,e-twhe-e janlidlt&wlt
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HIyEsuuRGu.-In town meeting on Tuesiay
the 2ltb, by unanimous vote, the selectmen were
requested 10: to issue the tax bills for state spd
county taxes 90 the collector, before the mex;
annual March meeting
The annual donation ,'s.t At he Baptis. psr-
sonare came Of on Tuesday evening, Jan. H.
AMI was very pleasant sosial occasion. The
receipts for the benefit Of their esteemed pastor,
Rev. l. D B1rweU. we're liberal.
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RICHMOND The opening tall "a, the Rich
moud hotel, under IFS new proprietor, Mr..
Love. on Friday eyeiuE, was decided success
The company was large The music by Hough's
baud good the tables laden with all the deli
cacies Of the season, and al had q good time.
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WiS0o.Ei - The Darlington Wooden Mill
Company. Hon. F. c. Kennedy, Superintendent
will build the coming season, an extension to
their Wo5len Factory. gone two or taree hun
d!el Zee. ia length esst. anl five stories high.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS BY A
SINGLE OPERATION.

REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS BY A
SINGLE OPERATION.
Recent Sia.enen: or c P. Bah, Es;.
wEst TorsHAx, VI, Oct. 25. ls-o.
DIS. L-GaruLL 4 sN.ra- Gsntleuen. In ada
ton 20 the certificate gave you September 2ith,
1870, would say. tia: my hearing rcmaias perfect
ly gooi. and have no reason to doub: tho per;n2-
usucy or the cure at that tine effected bY you
Yours truly. c. P BILL
Inposiaa. Letter from .. i. Bal. endorsed 81
c II. Bloage'f, Of the firm r
c. B!odgca { Son.
Darlington, w. Sept -l;h, ls-0.
DRs. LisHIHrLL sNYra. 6ESrLrsEys-Oa
seeing the testinouia, Of Col. {. 6 C-esuc O: the
Boston Post A. advertissi in the Burlington Fres
Press was led - con-ut you in relation = deaf
ness IN my RICH: err, which Was the result Of Sc
vers cold caught about four months ago. The sin
gle operation you have performed is entirely sue
ces'ui and my hearing isapps7en'ly fully restored
Very Respectfully,
p. BILL,
or West TOPEKA y, Orange County. Vt.
[ endorse the above statement With pleasure, hop
ins {, nay beneEi Drs. L shliill and snyth.
C. Z. BLoDGslT.
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Il viii be seen from our coar. report that
Snay, the sender Of threatening letters signed
" Q1snt-eu," to cur lumber men, has
been sentenced 20 nine months in the States
Prison. It needs some such occurrence as this,
occasionally, to inform tie community what
sort Ct protection The laws afford in such cases.
There sre thousands probably, 10 cur city who
did not know before that the sending Of threat
euiug letters was States Prison offence.
Whether the particle concerned in it knew ii or
not, does no; appear but they knew, snd said
to each other, as t. appeared in the evidence,
that If found out it would be d" q serious mat
ter for them and So it has prose. Judge
Shaw, in INJECTING sentence, set forth clearly
the need and justice Of the law; and the sentence
inflicted will have ;he approval Of the communi-
ty. Proud, who it was thought might also
plead guilty, did no. appear, and he is held
for tria
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY
meteorological Record.
JAxUlRY-TmRD WEzS-ls7o.

Lat. - .27; Long 3 : 10; Elevation above ut'
water 357 feet above Lake Champlain ~ feet
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We haze been furnished with the following
statement Of the Circumstances Of Mr.. George
Dunlsp's dsath in West;ori
lie left she house to water the cattle and a,
noon his son-iu-lsT found the cattle not tsken
o4re Of; supposed tina. he had gone TO his
brothers, but not comin- L5le Thursday noon.
search vas -asds aud lIr. Dunlap was found in
the loft Of the barn on some straw. Close by
was bottle Of s;rychaine, a cup ia Which he
took IL; also razor to finish the work with
should the poison net be suticieu: 20 XII, a. e
supposed HE funeral viii be ca Sabbath day
st one O'Clock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-27

D4NKRUPT NOTICE.-Distriet q Yer
ID mOat, sss-rbe Undersigned he ehy gives uo-
tee Of his appointment Assignee of l.. {.
Udall. OF Hartford. IN the County II ndsOr,
and State OfNermOnt, within said District, who has
been adjud1et BANKRUPT on creditors petition by
the District Count Of sad District.
r x. JENNINGS.
WOODSTOCK, Jan. Is, Is7l-34w3w tssiEnee.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
.fsOfher Extension OF Visit.

DR.. S. " SMITH Is forced to make another
announcement that owing to Numerous difficult
cases now uIder his t.el ment and at the urgent
solsiatoa Of patrons and frieeds. he will pralong
his visit in Burlington,