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own showing To this ruling the plaintiff ex-
Sep.ed and the case will be carried up to the
Messrs. T. Z. Hard and Daniel Roberts for the
pa t. J. Phelps and Paul Dillingham; for
ahe case OF Lemuel B. Plat, jr, VS.. Edward
~ HseiIoru was commenced at the opening Of
.He afternoon session. This is an action of
.t.a P I LOT the value Of mare belonging TO
wy p.al1uH which came with fosl while being
PAs'ureu oy the defendant, by reason Of which
, e otosne 50 Injured as to be totally useless to
Messrs A. c. Ballard and L. B Enoiesbv for
the defendant.
Inc testimony was concluded ct the adjourn
ment Of the Court Tomorrow morning will be
occupied with the arguments Of counsel.
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"a p 2 Dol. Lard is dull and prices are "a shade
easier safes Of steam and kettle rendered at y q
l21c 70 Smoked RaIs have been selling at h
az 100 =, Tor Boston and Western
/. PRODuCE.-New Butter continues to meet with
STEADY sac and ranges from IS a 4Oc for choice
down TO ~ a 35c Tor other qualities Old Butter L
quite duI and unstable except at low and irre-u-
lar prices The sales range from 20 a 2Sc for far
TO good, and u "a l4c for inferior. Fine Ckee.e
continues TO meet with a fair demand brt common
Il quite dul. The Gales Ct factory have raced
from 10 a l1c the latter extreme urice for yerv
choice; and diaries range from n lic for common
TO good. White Beans are quie: ana the demand Is
ony iOr sHaI lots The sales have been az - p a
81 'or c1ciie medium. and 81 = n , nd for com
mon Choice Pea Beans and Yellow ives sre sell
Ing at s. a T. down to 81 a 30 2 bbl for COM
mon and far. Eggs have been arriving quite free
" and range from - "a Is, q dozen for Western
and Eastern Poultry is quiet and sales confined
to small lots.
WOOL --Domestie Wool has again bean ouits
active and with reduced stock, prices continue to
be well sustained The sales Of the week have mn
ward Of l0OouO ibs. and include considerable N
], Y and AA Pennsylvania at a n 5gic Mlcbirsn
fleeces from u On Sc; and Western and New work
hseces from = a SIC q 10. In pulled the sale have
been considerable at prices ranging from ~ N 5-c
for No. !, super and y, choice supsr and selling
at the latter rate. In c0mhing and delane Neeces
very little has been ne, but stock small and ma
ket firm. Some small lots Of domestic have heen
sold at - a 5jlc for lie laine and combine. and
Canada is held at0Jc 10.
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Chittenden County Court-ApriI Term.

Cbi++endan Courtv Cour+-Enri1 Term
Hon. JOHN IILhtOiNl' i're5ii.ng Jai5r-
Hon. NATHAN LINCOLN, Ace. r.7-,.
Hon. NArHtNu PARKER,
THURSDAY. April I5.
q-,..., ,.,.-e yri.....,.- Com. r...- nae
--ysn r., the ;,~- a. +L. nm rs,sss Ara.
5,clo,l- +,.s, rs+,-rsi q gerI,.t in fsy.-.f the
-r,ir,ir ~ II sG6 5s-,,,se .,,j 900
NJ -. I-rr r++l- - non. IN
trial Tbisis an scti,, an the case t,- r.sr.-rsI
Injuries To the rlaintiF occsr;oDel Inv The shoot
in, If a rist7l r., the 5efs7lsn- ,rricb res1'-eI
in the hitting of the r'eiurif I'M the knee i1iu-
The accident occurred in the town of CsveuIish
in 1862 Henry and A. C. Ballard for the
Plaintiff John T. pcaue sni T. r. Hand for
the defendant
The evidence WIS .o-,r,,js5 rho, -b. ,--,--
.lf.prrsl fir .be 5,v Tho a-r,,--srts Of
.-sol yll ,-,-,o,.,, -. -,-,i,,,, Tho .,-.,rt
~. - ,.'.-,-i-..
r,,.,v Anvil II
me case oil LA'-=ae VS. 4'l"' "ts 5'''-
10 the JURY al recess. Inc Jury NA- no.
returnei 'erulo' as
a.. zone vs. 'os1l orion = n.4 r. .e,
This is an action Of reP-e'a brought ny me
pl'--' ,-t;.L Is .l.;l,s5 IN i-, -5-,y-1,s-
s++s,boj tv tbe defendant On ou execution ia
f,ror of F-,rcis (isrn.in n, Peter GERMAN
R-tb the nartss 10 he action were acting otfsci
allv at the time
Nlessrs. A. C. and Henry Bslaii for the
plaintiff and H. H. Islcou for The detenient.
Under the instructions Of the court At the
close Of the testimouy,at haii-past three o'clock,
the jury were instructed 90 render SPECIAL
verdict thst the plaintiff return % the defendant
the horses, Wagon and double hsrness taken 10y
bin, and that the defendant recover his costs.
The case Of Alney Stone ez r. OF D1Tc's Lee
Ap &C. VS.. lawn NDu
-. r. .t.. ....,,-.,,. of ~
lHs a,u e ~, - ~ T,5r,ss
lo'sl',NS 'u1 or --' -,,,.sl 0..,Fs,
i-ee' "HioH WI - anu 5 = ~ 1s,+o- o.
H. lo''' Inc .Ss'A'lA ul7- u, Wv
OF '-e saile H,ou'n Su.l l.1l' 90 -
: influence ls alleged on the part on We -.
NOW the court was adjourned I'M Monday morn
ina, a. ten o,clo,k Nessrs. L l. Lawrence
" + Rurnsn for the pl,intif. 4. r. Hard
sn3 Ny G. shaw for defendants. At four O'Clock
The iurv in the case Of Lavinre VS.. Triton re-
;urnei = verdict Of 500 in favor Of the plain
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M.EErIy.

STATE OF VERMONT. , The. Homo ale Pc
DISTRICT OF cHrEyDEy trist ~ C H. i.esdsa.
To the heirs AMI an persons Interested in the estate
OF James Moi e.. la-e ai Col hester Ia said Ii-
CEsErISG-
NUHEREAS. application hath been made o.
w this Court 100 writing hy the ta.i aiLllistre
tor praving for license and authority D. sell the
real estate Of said deceased. iuc-uftuz tho
reverqou Of the widow tose- The Elm, Tor The Day
ment Of dehts ard charges a COMMUNICATION. and
setting forth therein the AMOUNT of debts Ore from
the .sfI Diseased the charges 90 istratiOn,
the amount OF pc s1nal estate, All the situation q
the real estate.
Whe-eupon tho 7sld Cou-t appointed aud a.
sirnedTthe 1rd day oT Aprl A. p. 1871, al the Pro
haze Court Rooms TO sid ID strict % hear and de
eide upon said appi cation AMI petition, and ordered
public notice thereof be given % all persons interest
Ell therein By publishing said order, together
with the time and place OF hearing, three weeks
successfully in the Burlington FREE Press, a news
paper which circulates In the neighhorhOod Of The
ier-o,is inter esed cid estate all Of vhich publ
cations shall be previous % the day assigned for
hearing.
THEgEFoRE, you are hereby notified % appear be-
fore aid Court at the time and place assigned then
and there 10 Court, 10 give binds, as the law
directs for the payment Of the detts and charges
OF administration and make your objections 10 the
granting such license, IL You see causs.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court Rooms,
this st day Of April, A. ID. 1871.
4lw3w T f. WALES, Judge.
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VERMONT NEWS.


BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Stephen Dewey,one of the Oldest and most res
pectei citizen Of Bennington. met severe and
probably fatal accident on Thursday. He fell as
he was about TO sit down and broke one Of the
thigh bones near the hip joint. At his great age,
over go, It is feared he cannot recover.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The Old factory at Stevens Village, Barnet.
was burned on Sunday morning loss $1,000.
Four thousand dollars will be expended on the
tsir grounds at St Johnsbury, tnis summer, to
prepare Tor the accommodation Of the State Fair
NINDHAM COUNTY.
John Wheeler Of Brattleboro fell in a fit on the
Platform Of the railroad station at an early hour
Wednesday morning, and died before medical
AID could be obtained. lie was left with a
handsome property few years ago, but spent
h's last night lying in a coal bin ct the gas
house. " Rum did it.
The barn and storehouse attached to the Glen
wood seminary at West Brattleboro was burned.
Fast day night, with its entire coutents-wsc9n.
hogs, enc horse, lot Of -four in barrels, etc.
The proprietor, Mr.. lIosiorl, was absent.
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A Ionic BEMIS son, in Bankruptcy.-Tbe
n undersigned. assignee Of said Rankrupt's estate
will sell at Public Auction at tie Wiiloughby lake
House. in We=tmOre, Vt.
Tuesday May 18th, 1871. at 10 n. m, precisely
The following described property. namely. A
large lot Of household furniture all in good oondi
ton, one good piano large stage coach. nearly
new, and several small COACHES Carriage carrya'ls
buggies, lumber wagon, &c, several horses and
colts, pure nocded Jersey bull lot Of zap tools
sting Of pans, holders. buckets &c with other
articles too numerous to MENTION Terms cash.
l. II. HALL. Assignee
Westmore, VT. April %, l.7l --43E3H
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BOSTON MARKETS..


WEDNESDAY, April Do.
FLOUR - There has been better feeling
In tho Flour market, with rather more demard
from ilbhe-s than i0r come previous weeks. Choice
family brands are scarce, and held with consider
able frnncss. The sales have been at s. a 80
for Western ssperine 81 - n 90 for common ex-
trss: & 90 Al - for Milwaukee rad wheat extras.
and s. 50 10 r. CD for Minnesota, 'ncludlng cloics
bakers brands. White whests have bson in fair
demand at s. ID N Sd Tor Ohio. Indiana and Michi
gan s. IS a 5Jfor Illinois. and s. 30 10 10 So tor
St Louis including lAv0Tlt3 brands Of family. Corn
Meal is du l. and has hoan selling ar 8 0l y bbi
In Rye Flour the sLes have tsea IN small lots ut
3 5 "a 6 - 2 bbl.
GRAIN.-Ths market for Corn has been rather
dull during the week and with lower freizhts from
the West. the tendency o. pr'css has BEEN in favor
Of the buyers. The sales ~ Western AMI Southern
yellow haze been at IS ID s-c; and Western mixed
a. So n Soc Y tushei Oats ars dun, and the mar
ket remains without improvement; sales OF com
mon and choice at &C "a 12c, and white eeed oats
com and an advance on the latter rate. in Ryo
the sales have been in small lots at 81 10 "a % p
hushel. Shorts have been selling It 81 q 81 z
ton and Fine Feed and middlnss are selling at
SO "a % 2 ten.
PROVISIONS. The market for PORK Is quite dull
and the Jen1ency Of prices hes been TO lower rates
The sales haze been at 81 - "a j. for pine so a
20 80 Tor Mess; So a . 2 Dbl o- clear, to quail
ity. In Beef there is change, with sales Of mess
and extra mess at s2 q Is, and family extra at $40
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Troy Conference Appointments, Bur-
1inpfon District

At the annual session Of the Troy Conference
Ct the NJ. E. Church. which closed On Monday
evening, the following appointments for the year
ensuing were made;
Burlington District. 90 Presiding Elder, o.
Gregg Burlington, D. ". Gates; Winooski, A.
J. Ingalls, Willston. T c. Potter Shelburne,
W. Clark; Rutland, B. VI. Hall; West Rutland
and Clarendon, sup, c. 5. Mott; Castle'on, J.
Phillips Fsirhaven, l. s. Walker Poultney,
II. C. Farrar MiddletowD, J. c. Walker Tin
mouth. ". NJ Learned Pawlet, G. H. Town.
send Dandy, sup, A. ". Eastman; Dorset and
Manchester. W. " Foster Hinesburgh, c. H.
Richmond Starksboro, n. c Parker; Monkton.
B. B. Cox Vergennes and Ferrisburgh, W. l..
Smith North FerTsburgh and Charlotte, SUP.
J. H. Bond Weybridge, r. J. Davies Bristol.
c. A Stevens Lincoln, sup, H. c. Pickett /;
West Addison, sup, J. J. Austin Panton.
Chase Middebury, 4. F. Bailey East Mid
dIebury and Cornwall, to be supplied Ripton.
sup. H. c. Powers Leicester and Salisbury
NJ. Ludlum, 4. c. Jacobs Brandon. A. Heath:
Pittsford, c. c. Gilbert East Pittsforl. sup. S
W. Biiwell Benson, Il. +. Austin Shorebam.
5. Gardner John Newman, President Ripley
Female College and member Of Poultney Quar-
terly Conference W. Ford, transferred to Nj
chigsn Conference f. Widmer, trans erred to
Black River Conference
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II is amusing that the feeble should totter, with
unoerta steps over the face Of the EARTH in danger
every day Of IA ling victims TO the morbid influences
bv which we are all surrounded. when a tested and
proven vegetable tonic, capable Of endoWiug them
with the yigor they need, is procurable in every
city. town and settlement. IL might Reasonably he
tb8u5ht that after the twelve years experience
which the world has lad Of Hostetter's Btters, ali
would know that is effect is to prevent disease.
Al certain seasons the atmosphere is surcharged
with the seeds Of irteTmittents remitten.s, rheuma-
tism. pulmonary disorders, bilious complaints and
the ike. Persons whoss nervous systems are re
rax,d ere the drst to succumb to these distempers
B,e Nd the physical energies then with this poten-
tsI veretsble tonic It is the most powerful, recup-
ersnt which the botanic kingdom has ever yielded
20 patieut research and experiment. Try it, The
bindes. aspline OF the ola medical cognas will at
least admit that = tonic and Alternative compounded
- annroyed lerrs roots and harks can do no harm,
ybiie the testimony Of thousands Invites irial OF
its VII. ues-
Viqor Is the thing most needed Of these cases as
xxel ftlvspepsig and nervous affections and los
,eter' Bttefs is the safest, surest aac most whole
rome strengthening preparation that human skill
has yet concOcted-
Hundreds Of physicians have abandoned all tfe
ofcinal receipts md prescribed this harmless tome
as preventiye and cure Cor all cAsss Of ehlls and
fever.
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Ianhrnpt 3lotiecs.

rI'HIS Is To GIVE NOTICE that on the I2th
i day Of April A. p. 1871, a Warrant 10 Bankruptcy
issued against the estate Of George B. Prentice
Of Bennington, in the County Of Ber nington. and
state of erm0nt, who has been adjudged a Bank
rupt on his own petition that the pay
ment OF any debts, and tie delivery Of any
property belonging 10 said Bankrupt, % hin or
Tor his use, and the transfer Of any property
by him, are forbidden by law; that a meeting
Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt to prove their
debts, and choose or more Assignees Of his es.
tate. will he held AT a Court of Bankruptcy, 10 DO
holden at the Office Of A. p. Lyman, in Bennington
in the County Of BENIN yton, Bnd State of Vermont
before A. P. Lyman, Register, on the 9Th day Of
Ray, A. d. 1871. at O'Clock p. n.
GEO. 2. FOSTER.
L. S. Marsha. as Messenger.
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BROOKS CHAUvGS.-At St. Msry's Cathedral
April 18th, Eel, by ;he Rev. T. Il. Lynch. NJ
Chauvin OF Shelburn, Vt.
DIED.
WNsATE.-At the sesdence Of S. Morse Joros
vile, Vt, April 9th, Of consumption, John WIN
gate. aged % years.
READ.-In this city, this morning, Anil l3tb
ISL, Alexander Read, aged q years.
ALLEN.-In Burlington, 18th inst. Mr. Lyman
Allen peusioner o: The war # l5i2 aged Il wears
DRAKE.-At Volea City Iowa. April latb 1871
Homer b., son orc L. and Orpha Drake a.cd %
years.
HouG In South Burlington. April 18Th R,tie
Adelia. only daughter 4 Aboie and II. II. Tough
aged years and months
CAsTLE.-Iu this city, April 18th ls-l. AIris-on
". Castle, formerly Chief Engineer Steamer oak
Ame-l, a-ed BID years and months
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RELIEF FOR THE FRDca srFfERERs.-We
have received from the treasurer Of the ladies'
committee the following statement Of receipts
and expenditures, ST the recent tea party and
festival, and collections in aid Of the sufferers in
France
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JOHN IIIE- pm u
-Hr. Editor SIR, the answer TO the query
ofN. u. S. in Fridays morning .ssae, stands,
thius the style that O. AiIteu'- Ca,., and
the lines an adaptation, disguised by acme
Auerieaaisns. from his tragedy Of tast title
The grammatical error in The fifth line ana the
p.ural common substantive qualified by an
adjective derived from proper one. d" Brit4iu's
hands, could not have been his. tut If not s.
mispriut, are due To- the neg. .rencc of cur esr'T
Vermont literature. Of this answer I am NOT
positive Of correctness luot having the ira
gedY in my possession 90 refer 90, nor have ]
read II during the last yesrsI Ifuot se.they
are an imitation. Respectfully, yours
". SPa1NEa
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


We VII send the WEEKLY FREE Pass and
Eoore's R-rai .YsW Yorker one year for $ p II
ADVANCE.
We viii send the WEEELY FARE Pass and the
County Gentleman one year, for 500 in ADVANCE
We viii send the FREE Pass Weekly and Hearth
Iv1 Home Weekly and the An. 4J-.-aii.-i'f Month
Is, one year, for 5.2J cash IN advance.
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GEO p. FOSTER,
Jai-el States Marshal. rs 3Iesseu ger
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Vermont, We learn from Washington by 81 Iri-
vste source, stands first on tie list Of the States
for completeness and CORRECTNESS of census re-
turns and the final payment Of The Assistant
Nsrshals and clerks viii be made TO the Vermont
otHcers first, and as soon as funds are provided
by Congress The extra Bio per cent allowance
viii also be made for everything except copy
ing, 90 Is Fe understand.
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Spetial 9otites.


All Ladies Know that man do not like a
Toush-skinned wo1an, OF one with freckles tan and
pimpes. Natures remedy for these Notifying
blemishss, as well as Tor Moth-l atches and ring
marks, is Hagan's Magnolia Balm. 1t gives TO the
complexion that smooth, transparent and marble
purity which bespeaks refinement. excites admira-
ticn and is woman's chief attraction This is what
the Balm will DO, and so gradual and natural that
Us use cannot be detected. Thea add q luxuriant
head Of hair, by using the best snd most popular
tar Dressing and RestOrer in the world Lyons
Celebrated kathairon-snd your friends will hardly
know you. These articles are sold by all Druggists
FOR MOTH, PATCHES, FIR ECKLEs
AND TAN,
Use FERRT'S MOTH { FRECKLE LOTION. It
is the oaly reliable ani harmless Remedy known
for removing Brown discoioration. Sold by dug
gists everywhere. Eep3t, 20 Bond St, Ny.
PINIP1Es ON THE FACE.
For Conotones, Blaos-w3rns or Grubs, Pimply
Eruptions, and Blotched designations on the Face.
use PEBRY7S COMEDONE AND PlNPLE RENE
by. It "a invaluable to the afflicted. Prepared
only by DR.. Be. PERRY, Dsrm9tole-is., "a Bord
St, NY. Soltby Druggists everywhere.
Feb ---d&wim
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g.sta.la7 aH.a. ule hundred tubs butter and
sl .a.. fir fine. 80 cheese offered
81 Aa.'s EurlE NaHaEr-Ju Tuesday
o.. --ra.. 7as -.-.5 active at prices. fully &c.
r-aa ..t week. fair 20 prime new butter,
.t eal small '..s.. sine new s.. IS cts
ae. -e.
Hr seen f-.r. aar court report that the
sE af..--.. t"tiueyvs. the ,oenot Essex,
-.a'.- Whitney verdict ot -tl The
te-sl him ~ the jury au ths pre-
.s s -I-N
women
Factory 'a s m-i2ia- Al
..HIIa- and machinery, and all
.I, r.-- s-a.. ir -be r-..es. If
..'t consumed. LOSE
gin e. ile fire
T.r-g--Hv- gf.ser-. Chase 81
....-..r r....,.-. i'....... o..
....r I'd ... . 7r-rr the Pioneer ftsi'.ifr- SD
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FIRE Is hYnsvHLE-A building connected
WIN billings slate works Al HyIeville, Vt,
shout $500
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS my wife, Charlotte ". has left my
w bed and board without lust cause or provo
cation, this Is to warn ell persons against hsrbol-
ing or trusting her on my account, rs shall pay
no debts OF her contracting after n date.
FREEMAN c. BUTTON.
Essex, VT, April Is, ls7l-tdltSw3w
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BY TELEGRAPH

To the Free Press and Times.


ans Il '''' i.'
'o'5" i"o'HAANa "F IHE Communists.
s7S-'' 1''0
NE, VITA general approval among the people of
ps--s -..--.l. O.. 81
BE. the GRANTING cf c.-,-,,,-.1 ,f-,.., -. D.
-- N' iu'A- iisu'e 10 talis
and other cItils, the autonomy of the national
election a. a national communal rs--ssa-...-;,
ascend r % ITS stead The formation Of an iute-
vim, -,.s........ O. ~. ~ 90,
'' e''ei'' -''--- 4'i itrs ana feisa.lles, the
declaration u amnesty for all offences sgoirs+
The insurgents alr.-t4 repuisa AZ V.rilfy tnt
e-i.ii VICTORIES a lssy and Clmait Cen Ds0-
Ia,rif- t,l..,-4'. Gov, r..t--,.r... --.t.- .-t
7@' 3 ''9---'i' WIZ
wss disabled az Asu.ergq
apecl al o. The EtW TUra Tribune
-....
'- N'-''i -tAh tfil9.-- Ilit IA,t t-'tAIs
HEAVILY DEFEATED.
p.-.s .-.r r+-.-
t''7' ai-- --- iIt insui gems ll-t ht.A
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Mend Ye

Mend Your Broken GDlna
Glassware rarthenwarc Marble, " %, Leather
Toys &C., as strong as ever and 60 the joints can
scarcely he seen with ELIAS TRANoPAREN
CEMENT. Always ready. Insanity applied
Price - cents, by mail 80 cents. Address,
/. tLIAs & Co., $50 bros1Way, ". Y.
AGENTS QUICK SALES - AHTED.
Auril aI-tHARL
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1871. Spring 1871
NEW SPRING GOODS
At BARLOw'S.
We opea to-day our new s;o,k Of s-ots for the
Spring and summer OF is-I. AS usual We have
large and attractive sto,k. which we shau
offer at our customary low prices.
Our styles in
DRESS GOODS
are new and desirable, and comprise some nov el-
attractive assortment Of
French CGM5ricS,
E'grCGIes ami
!ShirtiHSS.
We a'so have few more OF these nice
BIeaChcd Linen Damasks
which we have advertised SO extensively Of late and
which are giving such universal satisfaction
REMEMBER ONE PRICE AND LOW PRICES
BARLOW's,
No. 1856 Church Street
Aprn,O, ls7I-t'd&WI
BLAIR y SMITH
Will remain few days longer gladienng the hearts
OF mutitudes, shedding halo Of Joy thr0'
many household, in dispensing
BARGAINS in all manner Of
d Il Y GOOD :.
We call special attent on to cur large
assortment Of
PRINTS AND GINGHAMs,
PIQUEs, YOsEMITEs,
LINEN GOODS.
COMPLETE LINE OF HOSIERY,
sc, &C, &c.
Last Of all but not least comes
BLACK ALPACAs.
BRILLIANTINEs and PURE MnHAIRs.
As reminder, we barely suggest the fact, already
we'll established, that We are selling these goods
little hner' than can be had elsewhere.
Please give them look. Many other
goods 10 be sold that ind no place Ia
this notice. TERMS CASH.
Very respectfully,
BLAIR & SMITH.
No. . Union oek, Church St.
Burlington, April j-td&wG
L,OR SALE, the short-Horned Bull
L MALVERN BOY, 6995.
Roam, got by Climax, 5i53, dam Snow Drop, by Lu-
cius, 1910. Malvern Boy IS a grand show bull Of
great substance, and in form and style strongly re
sembles his grand sire, 2d Duke Of Thorndale.
YOUNG BULLS, COWS AND HELPERS,
CLIMAX, 18th Duke Of ThOrndale and 18th Duke
Of Geneva.
cows L HELPERS IN CALF to 18th Duke Of
ThOrndale.
Prices moderate, and terms easy.
Malvern Farms. Morrisville, Vt swift
NOTICE.
TIE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of
i the Vermont Central Railroad Company will
be held at the Office Of the TrCstees and Managers
Of the Vermont Central and Vermont and Canada
Railroads, at st. Adams, Vermont, the second
day Of May, A. ID. ISL st y O'Clock, noon, for the
election Of Directors for the ensuing year. snd the
transaction Of any other business that may come
before the board
By order Of the President,
GEO. q. SMITH, Clerk.
March 3o-t'd&wlm
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IN BANKRUPTCY.-Distric Of Vermont, sat
Il Rutland on the 18th day Of April, A. ID. 1871.
The unders sned hereby gives notice Of bis appoint
ment as Asst gnee ofSamuel Bradley, Of Reading IN
the County or Windsor, and state OF Vermont,
within said District, who has been adjudged
Bankrupt by the District Court Of said District.
JACOB EpGERPON, Assignee.
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CEDAR PoSTS--LANO TILE.
T0R SALE a. the South Wharf
I GLO. ". BECK WITH.
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T1JB SALE st tie New Ste7n Bill South NhHr.
L exc. ~. BECKNIIH.
April f-dGwtr
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FALEs' PATENT CoNCEN TRATED
FERTILE TER.
DEST To- market. For sale 90 South Wharf Send
ID for circulars.
GEO. ~. BECEWirI.