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STATE OF VERMONT. } TO all ps-sous coz
. --- - fcerned 10 the estate N
DISTRICT W 'a'i 'aNH''' IS Jonah flluer late
Of Essex. IN said District, diseased.
GeEEITyC-
At a Probate Court holden az Burlington, within
and Tor tae District Of Chittanaen TIE Z-th day
Of April A. ID. l--i, a. Instrument, pu-u0-tnE O.
ho the last Will and Testament li J % r. Paine,
late Of Essey. i- said District, deceased,
was presented TO- the C1urt aforesaid, fur Probate
and il Is ordered hy said Court that the q day "
May. a. ID. l--i, 90 the Probate Court Rooms
in sa.I Burlington. be azs.--c-! fnr proving said
Instrument and that notice tneieC. be- given 70 81
persons concerned, bF publishing this order TIRES
weeks excessively ia the lu- in --ll Free Press.
= newspaper printed az said Eu-.-u 5tla- previous
% the tine appointed.
THsEsFORE, you are hereby notified o appear
before said Court at enc time lu- place a.cTeslld,
and contest the proaa.e u sa.d Wiz, ify3u have
cause.
Given under my hand NJ Burlington. IN ssit Dis
trict, this 18th cav Of April, 4. D. ls7l-
45w5w T. Z WALES. judge
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NO MORE EQUALIzATION.

I HAVE TIL DAY ouensd In Feek's Block =
i Flour, Grain and Feed Store, where intend =
keep the oest-goods TO re had in market, and s-h
cheap for cash. Please call and see ne.
A. d. ASHLEY.
May 10, ls7l-46viw Burlington, VI
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Queiy Arain,


Wore here as nbled for The toughest fight
That e'er strained the force OF AIneric d arms.
See yon vide field, with g.itterirg numbers CAV;
Vain OF their strength. thes challsn for slaves
And bid Us yield-sbeir prisoners ~ discretion" &c
IT. Hast. Society Coll, Joi I, ?. 49,
You are wrong, Mr.. spooner. The above
lines are not in Addison's Cato, nor are they
adapted from any lines Of thst tragedy Since
your reply to my query vas published. 1 have
read that play through, expecting to find their
source, but failed. Please not guess agsin. but
find IN the original passage.
We now appeal, as before. 10 the Vermont
University for information II these lines were
Latin or Greek, written two thousand years ago.
l know l should have an answer at once from
forty sources ; but being only E'aglish. and in
Vermont pamphlet address to the nation os one
hundred years ago, nobody car find them.
Montpelier, Nay !. 1871. WIS
We venture to suggest to o. II esteemed corres-
pendent, v. II. s - that Il e difficulty in find
ing the original passage may possibly be
due to the fact that there is no other original
that. in other words the lines we're original
with Ira Allen. We see not hing in them to for
bid such superstition.
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DEsTRUcTIvE FIRE At LUDLow.-Ihe village
Of Ludlow vas waited on Monday BY serious
conasgrstion which resulted in the total de-
struction of Hsmmond's block and some aijoin-
ing buildings The fire broke out about twelve
O'Clock, and in rpite of all Efforts 20 stay the pro-
gress Of the flames, Hsmmond's block was soon
enveloped and completely 81 the mercy Of the
devouring element From this the fire coramu-
nicated to Sheriff sdmson's dwelling house snl
the brick school house, both Of which we're total
ly destroyed Hammoads block was occupied
BY L G Hammond. dry goods dealer MessFs
Gates, jewellers 4 A. Baldwin, photographer,
and by the post-oiice. HaEmond's Hall, the
largest public hall Of the village, also located
in this building. Most Of the conteats Of the
building were saved, though in 3 somewhat dam
aged condition. The total loss is estimated at
about $4,000, which is partially covered by
insurance. This loss will be seyerely fe. by the
town Of Ludlow, as the block destroyed was
prominent one, and vas occupied ty leading bus
mess men.
The dam connected with the Ludlow wcolen
mill was destroyed by the heavy rain Sunday
morning, the wster Of Black river being very
high Al tie time. Estimated loss. $1,000
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STATE Of 'Ei'alS-'4- Or the District % Chit
fellaI.
To all pes rs iute-e.ted iu ,he estate Of JaEe
GRAY, James Gray, hato Cray allen Gray
William oTay. Frank GRAY aLu Bernard tfas.
Of ULderliI, IN sad District
CREsriyG.
"HEREAS application in writing, hgth been
w made % this Court oy the guardian -
said wards, for license % seli tl their interest M
certain real estate, setting iartl therein ff1t lis
wards p mes-c71 Interest u1 -cr a bond To-
dce1 Whish tEeIr 'arAer, John u-lr lrcea-e1 sl.i
Of a LOT OF JI sores lu JucerliL uHnl TA'cl t1e-.
is stiu 90 he llil about 30 due f.r the Iur' go
money thereof and that it would re cgu1uc @ che
interest Of said wards q sell O. err interest in sai
premises f1r the uurpts Of putting the Froc=eoa
thereby at interest
Ard thereupou taa said Court appointed and a.
signed the 9Th day Of Soy =. d. l-l, At the Probate
Court Rooms. In said Distinct. 90 hear ami cuc'-o
upon said apple .tiol AMI orccrei thai
public notice thereof Pee given 90 al persuls In
terested therein, 0y ruHl7 'u- tl.s order. thre1
weeks sucoessivlig. i1 the blrll- t1u Free Pre-s'
a newspaper which circu'1tes Il the NJ. -hhQIhood
Of those persons interested therein al o. which pub
locations shah hs previous % the Inc appointed
for hearing.
Therefore, you Gro hereby notified to appear
before said Court ~ the time aud place az ~ said,
then and there % OBI -ct t. the grant u " slr- IL
cense IL yru see cause.
Given under ray haad. Ct the Probate Court rooms,
4iw1w Z. =. WALLS. Jsi--.
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The annual election Wednesday evening If
OficeTs Of Washington Lodge No. g, P and A
NJ, resnlied as follows:
Charles ". Woodhouse, w.
William Brinsmaii. s W.
John H. Brooks. J. ".
Louis H. Turk, Treasurer
". II S Whitcomb, Secretary.
Charles w. EiBgste. 5. D.
Albert S Drew, J. D.
Andrew NeGafsy, s,eva,ds
Cyrus P. Currier, us
Theo. S. Peck, Marshal.
Cyrus P. Currier, Tyler.
This is Mr.. Woodhouse's seventh election as
Master. Mr. Wingate, the Senior Deacon elect,
has previously served in taat position and is one
Of the beet working masors in the State.
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Average temperature Of the month, -.
- April 1870 &C. eos.
Of April for fourteen years, 4l.e35
Mean hei BIT Of Barometer FOR the
month"; 2g.495 inches
Fall OF Rain, ass inches.
Average fall Of Rain in April for
twelve years, , IS inches
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We understand that a complete set Of mill
tary csps are 70 be awarded as = prize to
the militia company Of this city which shows
at the end Of the season the greatest pro
fciency in discipline and drill This will doubt
lees have a good effect, and make lively times
during the coming summer among the q" bould
soger boys"
Decoration IAT.-Tbe following is the nst
Of committees appointed at the last regular meet
ing Of Pos; Stsnnard, for Decoration Day.
On Rsc,ptioH.-Wm H. Root, J. S. Halbert,
P. r. Downer.
On Flqys and H1rbiag-T s Peck, vii
liam Smith. Robert Medium
On Baa9.--Wm. Il. Root, T S Peck, J. B.
Scully.
On Florers Robert Medium, Charles Car
Teton, D. T. SharpIey.
To Raise Funds.-Wm. Il. Root
General Commitec Of arrangements -
Warren Gibbs, Geo. P Foster, William Smith,
Alex g. Wstson II. II. Lsnglon
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sHElBURS.-lhe sheiburn Lodge Of Good
Templhrs, At their last meeting, elected the fol-
lowing officers:
Wa ". Pee'.
W V. T-Nuss Louise Nssh.
P.W. c. T-Wm. Mcneil.
W. M.-John Collsuer.
v. C.-Leslie Gregg.
W. l. G.-MSs Bel Ha7ens
VI. o. G.-Michaei McCsbe
Joseph Lsvigue, while attempting to assist an
employee in Moore & Lakes saw mill, carelessly
reached over the circular saw, then running at
full speei, AID nearly severed the right arm
from the body.
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FLOURi FLuUR..

HBoICE FRESH GROUND FLOUR. for sale by
" the single bbl. BY the 100 lbs, lowest mar
ket rates. Warrant every barrel Of Flour sell.
4. B. ASHLEY.
HAY Il-lA4lR
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The spring term Of the Underhill Academy
closed With rhetorical exercises il the church on
Friday evening Mr.. Atwood's engagement as
principal Of this school closes with this term.
T-s school has been in a very fourishing condi-
-.au under bis direction. He has high reputa-
ton, aud q vel deserved one, as teacher.
Wctt'5rl is sticking up this spring The
t1Er-house and school-house have received fresh
coats Of paint. The grounds around the church
have ben g7slei, and new fence has been put
up in font
Tie parsonage building, heretofore owned
under &" stock " subscription, has been purchased
by voluntary subscription, and ia the property
o. the society.
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nlSTRlCT COURT of the United States for the q. =
- trict Of Nermant.-ln the matter Of Spencer
{. Smith, or Clarendon, Vt, Bankrupt-In Bank
ruptcy--A warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued
b. sad Court against the estate Of Spencer C. Smith
otCarendon of the County OF Rutland, OF the State
upon tho petition OF his creditors and the
paymen, q any debts and the delivery
OF any property belonging % said Bank
rupt % him or % his use and the transfer OF
any property by him, forbidden by law
meeting Of the creditors Of said Bank
rupi, O. prove their debts and choose one or more
Assguees ri bis estate, will be held at a Court or
Bankruptcy, o. be holden at Rutland in said
District, on the "a day u Nav. A. d. 1871, al n
O'Clock, A. NJ, az The L. 5 Court Rooms before
A. P LYMAN. one u the Registers in bankruptcy
il said Court.
GEO. p. FOSTER
AtH-E l. s Ma-shaL Mn..n--n-
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Catte-The chief Of he Northern supplies this
week Is from Canada. Cattle from that section are
noticed well calculated for Beef and light ,hrnkerz
lot o! o. head were sold to one butcher who con-
y that be bought better than he could do AT
Brighton The lot will cost theshutcher over 5000
lew River were sold, but not selling apparently
as well when compared with lighter steers some Of
their b. So goi1g at lie q ID Butchers saw that
these cattle don't cut up as well as lighter stock
BENG too much tallow. Wequ To prices UNCHANGED
hastings, Campo oil d Co. sod oxen at All Ia ~
ew1, ores 1850 lbs each these were fatted well nv
Henry Easterhrooks.l Of sutton VT steers a.
siO45 e eWt; OK at Sih so z cWt ] b Cook II
canada steers OF Mctarlands lot at 81 50 ~ cwt 20
shrink Rv live ll5O b.. choice steers So - c,yt
Z, SHRINK; steers at 8 & cwt. LW& j G Hamil-
ton sod Il steers 1T s. IS q cwt live WEIGHT 20
steers at 5 U cTt, live weight av l21j Rs, Is
steers at Is z cwt, a shade lighter steers i w
Ta' Tor sold y 3year old steers at sil = eWt dress
so b. each 4-year olds al the same priee dos
1850 rs each. F0'' ss9
sheep Sheep market varies a sbade from, los.
week. Rather more hestancy on the mart of hrteb
ers in tuyi'g. still the market rsnres ind-in,,
ON the figures, not over !c T. h. lower, and many
lots Of plump last weeks rates DaWelf A Rroun
sold - wool yesrlings, av % fbs. at Fl
II ughton Wilcox sold 50 sheared sbeer, ~ 70 70
n, Az Ms 40 wool sheep at 81 - % ~ ~ - ~
W II Ba dwell sold l0i sheep al es y n o. sbsen
at -sc 70 b. q " Jones sold % sheen at g u n
average 80 rs. ~ A.
Poaltry-Extra, iGi a l7c; prime. 1874 m 1ei.c.
good. l5s % i6s; medium. l5t "a I5I,. moor 10 me-
dium l7c e y. Supplies this week verV ligh,. And
we're d ei OF early, with no alteration In urices
rs Jar rs noticed, from week ago.
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.
Meteorological Record.

Lat A .27; Long 3 10; Elevation above tide
water s67 feet; above Lake ChAmplsin 277 feet
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cash PAID FOR CORN at nv stor. in
~ Peck's Block. A ASiITFv 81
Nav ll-f6yiw
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Hett advertisements.

TO FARMERS.
Double Refined Pcudrette
oftss "Lodi Manufacturing Co..
For Sale In Lots to suit Cus,ar.x
This article is sold for halfhe price Of other fsr
tihzers, and is cheaper for Cotton Corn. Tobecro
and yeg.tseiss than any other in market. 1t is
made entirely from the night SOIL offal &c. Of New
York City. Price delivered on board In New yorp
city, SIS per ton.
/ asa attention to the following testimonjals.-
G. 5. Howard, Of Old Lyme Conn., in letter dstad
Oct :, $50, SAWS | can fully recommend your
Double Refined Pru1rette as being the hest Gs-,iI
izer in US, for corn and tobacco. / have tested il
side by side with other manures and the Prndrstte
has always proved the hest. have also used yonr
Nitro-Fhosphate Wheat and Buckwbest 'srd
think they are fully ecu Il 10 any in market -
j. Z. PHELPS, Of West Hartford, Conn u,dar
date Of Dec. 10, 1870 says: " am a dealer in 80
grower Of tobacco, aud have used the Do,b1, D."
fined Poudrstte, for eight years or more on corn 70
hacco and other crops, ami consider it yery yalnS
bic fertiliz'r.n
Apamphlet giving full directions, &C., sent on
application to JAMES T. FOSTER "a
&c Cortlsndt St., New York.
39wqw
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VERMONT HoRsE STOCK CoMPANT.-At late
meeting Of this company. Leonard 7. Tucker, Of
South Roysl;on, WAS elected Superintendent Of
the company until January /, 1872 and the
following executive committee was appointed for
the same term: Il. G. Root Of Bennington, c.
H. Blo1gett and L. S Drew Of Burlington, J.
B. Mead Of Randolph, and L. 7. Tucker Of
South Royalton.
We understand that the executive committee
have decided to make three stands for their s;al-
lions one At the farm in shelburne, one at
Barre, and one al Bradford. The sisllious will
be ready for use between the 9Th AID 10Th Of
May.
The total amount Of the purchase Of horses
inside by the purchasing committee was $50.
"Walkin Chief was on exhibition in front
Of the hotels Monday a. H., and attracted quite
a congregation Of interested citizens lie is
pronounced by good judges al elegant animal,
and will do credit to the stock Company. The
" Chef and the " thorous hbrei" Yorkshire
Lexington, will be taken 70 the hotel Of Walter
A. Weed, Shelburue, where they viii remain till
the barns on the stock farm are completed
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DlSTBICT OF VERMONT. sat Rutland.
II the ist day Of siay a. d. s7l. The under
signed hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
Assignee Of Adulphus nccette q Fairhsven, In The
County Of Rutland, and State OF Vermont. within
said District, who has been adiedged Bankrupt
creditors petition by the District Court Of said
District.
J. EDGERToN, Assignee
45W3w
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TF1HE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice Of his
1 appointment assignee Of the estate Of viii
liam Landou, Of Sheldon in this county OF Franklin
and state Of Vermont who has been edjudged a
Bankrupt on his owa petition By the District Court
for the District Of Vermont.
JoHN F. DRAPER, Assignee.
April 2ith, s7l-4iw3w
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ADYEKTIsING MEDIUM

Tho City Directory will be peculiarly valuable,
circulating as It VIII IN he private families and all
places Of business within the city, and preserved
for reference during the entire year. For tie ben
eft o. advertisers the Directory viii be sent to to
principal hotels and othe. public places throughout
tho State.
The names Of advertisers will sppesr IN CAPT.
AIS, and subscribers IN SMkIL Cars.
Advertisements and subscript ons respectfully So
lcited.
L. 6. HART, Publisher,
Free Press Bailding.
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n. y. & L. c. RAILRoAD.-Engineer William
Hale, Of Essex Junction, assisted by Messrs. S.
S. Churchill and Geo H ". Bradley # this city,
has been engaged for the past two weeks in
making the preliminary survey Of the Northern
Vermont and Lake Chsmplain Railroad We
understand that there is but one opinion as to
the route to be followed from Essex junction to
Underhiil Flats, which is near the line Of tie
old stage rosd. From Unierbiu Flats to Cam
brijgeboro there sre two routes advocated, each
having warm supporters. A week ago TIE party
hal reached the old Robinson Hatel On the
''creek road, " in North UnderAin, which is on
the western route. Since that time the party
hsye been engaged on the eastern route, via.
Underhill Centre and Pleasant Valley, but re-
turned to Robnson's on Monday night to 60 for
ward with the survey on the west. Mr. Hale
says the route to Robnson's is entirely feasible,
with easy GRADES, snd can be built 81 small cost
Present Appearances would indicate that tie
western route viii be adopted. Il is the inten-
ton Of tie party to follow the " creek " brook
from Robineon's about half way 90 Cambridge
boro, and from thence near the Cd Stage read.
It ia expected that the junction with the LamoiIe
Valley Railroad can be made IN Cambridge
without crossing the Lamoille river. Every re-
port from the east erl Of the Llmoille Valley
Railroad makes it more apparent that the road
is to be built, in which event this read becomes
necessity. We await with considerable anxiety
the result of this survey and the official report
Of Mr. Hale aud his assistants, which may be
expected in a few days.
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VERMONT AND CANADA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY

- VI. - = r. oHN4g kIArltf AM 4AA-Al4atr
:Grer, PiTrsFiELp MASS. Whqlesae by
HENRY s CO.,
June l7-weovIfdlty burlington, VI.
VERMONT AND CANADA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE is hereby given that Special Meeting
~ u the St0c holders % this Company will be
held AZ the Weldon Ho-se 81. Alb ans, Vermont, on
Iues1sy, the 18th inst, 90 o'clock p M, % coz
slider an act upon proposition O. increase the Cap
ifal Stock q tn Company and also 10 endorse and
guarantee certain notes OF the Trustees and Mana
gers and ter such other business as may come before
BY order Of the Directors,
J. ". NEWTON, Clerk.
ST. Adams, May 9Th, ls7l-d&wio;
- Il. RUSSELL begs leave to inform his friends
- and tho public that be is prepared 10 % All
Kinds Of House Painting, training, Pape-hanging,
Tnting and Decorating walls II Parlors Halls.
Churches &C. &c IN slI e-icr style and az rea-
sQnthle prices. from long e. perience and BY close
personal ate ton hope 70 mcri, and receive a
share o, the public patronage
shop on Mechanics street. lst west Of Mess. Il.
Rohy Bros Very respe,tfqlly,
S. Il. RUSSELL.
April 10, ISL dkw5a
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
TEyuE Cl-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing IN
} der the firm name and II, lie OF Walker 4 reek,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent All debts
due and the liabilities Of the late rm, Will be set
'''' gro. WALKER,
HAMMOND ". fEcA.
T.n1osbi, Vt, May ID, 1874.
NOTICE.
I SHALL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS in Dry
L Goods, Groceries, Boots srd Shoes. Cro,kery and
PAPER Haugiuss, 81 the old stand on Main Street,
and shall be happy 20 81. the friends Of tue late
firm and many ones.
Wnooski Falls Vt, May ID, ISL.
Nay 5-dlw&wlN
THE WiNOOSKI SAVINGS BANK.
THIS Bank was orzanized January ed, 1859. and
I IS at present managed by the following board
OF officers
GEORGE P. WOODS. EDWIN ". CHASE,
President Vice President.
DIRECTORS.
Peter Lecair, Ormond Cole. A. J. Stevens, Elisha
Allen Il. W. Barrett, ;. IT, Weston.
FREDERICK c. Kennedy
Treasurer.
Interest commences on deposits Inc first day OF
each month"; aud is paid semi-annually at the rate Of
SIX per cent. per annum-
At the annual meeting held January 9th, ls4l,
an extra dividend Of two per cent was declared,
and the policy Of this Bank u declare an extra
dividend each yesT, if the condition of the Bank
will admit 1t.
FREDERICK c. KENNEDY.
Fab SarrFta~y
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GEO. p. FOSTER,
L. S. Marshal, a. Messen ger.

TINS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the g
1 day Of April A. ID. 1871, warrant In
Bankruptcy issued against the Estate OF sexton
& ki-der u s. Adams in the County Of FranElin
and state o.. Vermont, who have been adjudsed
Baukrupts tie rown petition That the pay men. Of
any dents, and delivery 81 any property belonging
20 said Bans rupt- 20 them for their use and the
trans err OF any property by him firbidden by
law that d meeting OF the creditors Of sail
Bankrupt % prove their debts. and 70 choose one
or more Assi-uees Of their Estate will be held at
Court q Bankruptcy, % he holden at the Office OF
L. l. Lawrence 10 Burl nEton 10 the County Of Chit
teudsn. and state OF Vermont, before L. L. Law
renee Register. en- the 18Th day Of May, A. D. 1871,
at Do o'clock, A. Il.
ESQ. P. FOSTER,
l. S. Marshal, as Messenger.
4-w1u
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Gha Markfts.
Watertown Union Live Stock Market,
roR TIE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY. May 9, 1871.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
This week. 276 IeGs i9S.
Last week, 293 932I SEQ
Vermont IA II25
Prices Of Market Beef-A few choice. $40 extra
81 al 80; first quality. $40 25D 10 Is; second
quality, s. 50d9 %; third quality, s. SOFAS 90
Prices OF Store Cattle Working Oxen y pair
none Mich Cows 3Qd Calves from Si0a65; extra
sl0msOi farrow Csws, s3o@iO; Yearlings. SI50
20; Two years old sl0d3 =; 1hrse years old s3Oa40
e3D-5j y h. - @-o''N1'
Stores-wholesale, l0kGllc q Ii. retail IOS YB.
o. Prices OF sheep ana Lambs In lots, IS rs, S..
v h. Spring 81 10 50. Veal Calves s4nq
few choice shee at SIC b H.
Prices Of hides TalIow and Skins-Brighton Hides.
Tallow, a SIC 2 ID Petit, 81 Is each: SalfskiDs'
10 q l5c q ID. ~ s'
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FOR MOTH, PATCHES, FRECaLES
AND TAN,
Us5 TEgRT's MOTH d FaECELE LOTION. IL
is tie only relah,s aai hl--lsss Remedy known
f.rrcn1vin- Brown dis,'iora-11. soli D. drug
gizts everywhere. Depot. 20 Bond S., II. Y
PINPLES ON THE FACE
Fo- Conel0las, Bisct-w1rn5 OF 5ruos P.mply
Eruptilns AMI BLo;chci di .,grlt1as on tho Pace,
use PERRF's C0HED9yE AND PlNPLE RENE
DT. It is ingalua'e % the afflicted Prepared
only by Or. B. 6. P5RaY, DsrmotoleSis., a. Road
s., NY. by Druggists everywhere.
Feb alvin
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-12
FKo.1 MARKET!
FRESH STOCE:.

7 n. BRIGHAM would announce 70 his friends
IL, ard pstrons in Wes.fozd, and vicinity, that
no las just returned frcm market, with lesA
90. Il