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NOTICE.
Have you a Good " atch, or a Cheap one
you wish to get Repaired

Have you a Good Watch, or a Cheap one
you wish to get Repaired
( FGEIAU is an old hand at his business. and
II. skillful workman, he has rad 80 years ezpe-
rieuce with close attention III work and l. well
known in tbs place AID vicinity He has been here
IS years, and has given general good satisfaction
in all kids Of tches and their difficulties he has
formerly worked IN new York with the eminent
ployed IN doing the iaost and most difficult work in
his line at Fellows, y. a. Cooper, No. Maiden
Lane, NY. Mr.. Fr.mau makes all arts Of watches
himself and Is th0rou hly familiar with all the diff
iereut kinds OF Escapemenis in which SO many oin!
cuities and failures often occur. Having served
SO, en- years ia walsh and cl0ck manufacturing, he
is we'll qualified 10 90 any fine ed 70 his
care. Al worS dore by his own hands, and war
rauted. Thankful for al past fAvors. he hops to
merit continuance Of the sane, at his new place
Of business, on North street No. p short distance
west Of the old cemetery.
L. FEEBAU.
Darlington, FEB. q -fdfwtf
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EDITORIAL ExCURs;oS.-Members ofthe Name
Vermont, New Hampshire and Massachusetts
Editorial Associations will remember that at the
several gatherings Of these associations last
fall, committees were appointed 10 arrange
for united excursion this year. These
committees met in Boston on Tuesday. There
were present Messrs. Elweu and Butler, from
the Maine Association Messrs. Hill and Coggs-
weIlfrom the New Hampshire Association; Henry
Clark and Col Hopkins from the Vermont
Association; and Messrs. Dresser, Merrill, Slack,
and Stockwell Of the Massachusetts, Association.
After full conference It was deemed advisable
to have such an excursion provided the necessary
arrangements could be effected satisfactorily and
several committees were appointed to look over
/ the ground and report at an early day. The
/ programme in contemplation lie trip TO Lake
George, thence TO St Adams and Montreal, and
/ thence to Newport, VT, where the party will
/ have grand levee. From this point trips could
be made to the White Mountains, or those who
desired to could return directly home. The
committees expect to be able TO make definite
! announcement by the first Of April
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MYRoN n. LANpON,s EsTATE.
S. s CLARK, T.......
REUBEN c. ALLEN. , -- ''' - ~ % 81

iouta Hero. this 18th da5 %. saora4r, .
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St Mary's Church Of Burlington Vt, has
recently sdded TO its historical treasures an
original oil painting Of Rev. Colin Campbell
who was its rector from 1857 to ll'3--BoSioH
Journal
This is A mistake. There was 10 church Of
any denomination organized in Vermont I'LL
after 100. No Episcopal minister visited Yer
mont. till Bishop Samuel Peters came IN l'o9'
s.. Msry's Catholic church Of this city was
not organized till about 1910, under Rev JeTe
niah O'Csllaghan.
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Aioierator-Henry " Newell.
Clerk and Treasurer-Wm. Harmon
Selectmen-Eigar Nash, james B. Sutton, W.
A Weed
Overseer Poor AID Director Po5- Farm-R1-
fus Roger.
Constable and Coliector-Henry p Morse
Listers-Jsmes +. Wells, WIN. Il. Harmon,
Robert J. White.
Voted s cents on the dollar to defrsy the ex-
penfes Of the town.
County Commissiorers-D. Ii. Naoomter, 81;
". ". Henry, 10
For abolition Of School District System, 81 :;
against, 60.
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PENSIONS.
NEW GOODS.
Received Every Ncel.
VERMONT STATE BOARD OF
EDUCATION.

CECRETARY Om5e. burlington Feb, 1871.
- lhe annual session Of the IkACdEAS' IN
SrlIUFE Tor tltteuden county, VIII be hel in
tie i.la-2 % Sle.hurue, clmueucing on Norday.
March, 18th. l--'. aud closing on tho Friday fol
lowing INSTRUCTORS. Conductor a. b.
BUCkEAf, A. NJ, late Principal Of tho High
cto1l a- Waterbury. C'rn. Assistants. v. T.
ROSS teacher Of tl,cuueu in the State Normal
Sch i0l az lisls.or HISS FLORA II. PARSONS.
Schools q the city % Rochester, y.
Ihs cay session will be devoted 90 the q scussi0n
and presentation Of erhHds o. Organizing cIassi-
Tying, governing AMI teaching common schoo.s.
a lecture may De expected each evening
An eNlminati D ri candidates ior state Ce-tf-
Gates VII be he'd on " utsy and Tuesday.
All ir.a-.s % elueltlNn are invited q attend.
JOHN u lHENCH. Secretary.
The attention af Tom Superb teudents, Teachers
and Prudential Conn. tees IS called 90 the follow
Ing extrscts from the School Laws
The time not % exceed five days. actually spent
hI anE t9-char % O. COMMON school IN attendance
upon the Teachers institute held pursuant to law
during fle time fr which such teacher is euga ged
O. tol.h such school. shall ne considered as time
lawfully expended by such teacher ia the service Of
the district by which be is employed, AID ia the
Lex Innate performance Of DIS utract o. telchcr.
Approved November b. l-a9
The Secretary o, the Board OF Education shall
hold Institute iNlml-7t.lrs for tA1 examination OF
ctna tates i1r state Cart'd at"s restricting such
exlm.usfIo-s o. persons u.H bring satisfactory evil
deucs ot good moral character and % having taught
common -e-. ul for at least forty weeks within tle
iur years .as- p-uceatr, slc. cX1r. u1tou, and nf
t-e.- success ia governing ANA teaching and al.
ru-citcs granted az such ezlu-I-ataas shah De
Approved N.ve1'er p, l--'.
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United States Circuit and District
FEBRUARY TERM.


The Hon DAVID A. SMALLEY PRESIDING.
THURSDAY, March >
The testimony in the case of briggs rs Bur.
ton was concluded at two O'Clock this afternoon.
Hoo. John W. Stewart is now engaged in OPEN
ing the case to the jury.
At half-past twelve o'clock the Grand Jury
through their foreman John n Pomeroy Esq.
reported that they had found aeven true bills,
and one not found They were then discharged
from further investigation, with the thanks Of
the court for their prompt and careful attention
70 the matters which had been brought before
them.
FRIDAY, March s.
briggs W. Burton The concluding argu-
ment in this case was finished by T. J. Phelps at
O'Clock this afternoon. The charge of the
court to the jury viii be given at the opening
Of the court tomorrow morning
SATURDAY, March 1.
The charge TO the jury in the case Of briggs
VS.. Burton, was given by Judge Smalley this
morning
He stated, in substance, that the case must
turn upon the question whether the plaintiff
ever received any consideration for the sum Of
$1,000 paid by him TO the defendant, for the
to convey to plaintiff an interest in the Tioga
County Bank. Whether it did convey such an
interest, or anything of value TO the plaintiff
was for the jury to say. If not, the plaintiff
was entitled TO recover the amount together
with 6 per cent interest on the same, from DC
tober, 1853, together with the amount named
in % certain receipt which passed between the
parties, and interest on il At per cent. The
jury a noon, brought in a verdict for the plain
tiff for ,Sl2,l3,-being the full amount
claimed.
Msi5r Smith vs. The Grand Trunk Railway
Co. Of Canada, Will be taken up on the opening
Of the Court on Monday morning THIS is An
action for damages TO the person Of the pllintif
received on the 81 Of January, 1868 by reason
Of the defendants cars running of the track
near Belleyille, Cansds West Damages claimed
81 900
Nessrs T. r. Hard AID K. Il. Start for the
plaintiff Ncssrs. J.. J. Phelps and B. F. Fidelt
for tie defendants.
Immediately previous 10 the adjournment Of
The courts for the day, on motion Of Hon. E. J..
Phelps, Charles j. G. Hall, Esq, of Essez, n
" was admitted a member Of the L. S Circuit
AMI District Courts Mr. Hall is partler cf
Hon p. D. Ravens, Of Essex, and son Of OUT
t1susmsn, Mr. William S. Hall.
TunnA., March :, ISL
Smith Sc. The Grand Trunk r. r. Co. The
evidence was concluded in this case when the
court rose for the Jay. The arguments Of coun-
sci win doubtless oscu?y the most if not all of
tl-m.rr0U.
THURSDAY, March S.
Smith r.. Grant Trunk r. r. Co. The arru-
meuts of counsel were closed yesterday after
noon The case, with the charge Of the court,
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Smith ys. The Grand Trunk r. r. Co. The
evidence was concluded in this case when the
court rose .or the Jay. The arguments Of couu-
sel win doubtless occu?y the most if not all of
cl-I .rr1U.
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w. f-.7r -sI1 s-.. -u07, ..' incA'
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CITY ELECTION.
Election of L. c. Dodge, Republican,
for Mayor.


ELECTION OF u. C. SHAW, REPUBLICAN,
FOR CITY JUDGE
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Gy Telegraph


isw EosA Market.
REw York, March s.
COTTON - Steady middling uplends at Ii +;
Gales f.2i7 bales.
FLOUR sa'es 90 hbls. Stlte aud Western
dull round hoop Ohio 6 sal So Western O0Q1
go; Southern U1H9 00.
GtAIN-Wheat lower; sales 1900 hu. No
Spring s. in store Wits pdng ejG2 0l win
ter red aud amber n es-cr1 7oa -; w1iie Aich-
gan / sal 90. Com heavy and lower; slo- -
O1U tu. new mixed Western at s-M 81. Oats quiet
and firm Ohio and Wes.ern 6' 20
PROVISIONS ew mess pork q 75G2 s. old
mess u 80. prime IS .. Lard doll az l2lGl
Butter quiet; Ohi) 1915; STATE at
WBISkEY-kirm Western free g3ag3!.
RICE-F I'm; Carclin. stQ5i.
SUGAR->teady Huscoyato 5fD9 fair 70 good
refining SiGst.
COFFEE-firm AID quiet; Rio ~ NJ.
enthusiastically; New orleans 20D25
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Un chaugsd II 5iG q 4.
RuSiN-FTm at > z0G4 s..
PETROLEUM-Dlll; Crude Is; refnsd 81.
TALLOH-Iore sstiYe at sag.
WUOL-Lfss a7tiTe and Arm; domestic fleece 4f1
So pulled 4eG5O; Texas 25a3T = /; California 25
G32a.
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.


L4t.tt7 .--. Lan--39 10. Elevation above tide
earer ls- feet above Lake Champiaiu 177 feet
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ferred TO an adjourned meeting, 10 be held the
fret Tuesday in April. The two village districts
were united in one.
sHE1BUEy.
Aioierator-Henry " Newell
Clerk and Treasurer-Wm. Harmon.
Selectmen-Eigar Nash, James B. Sutton, W.
a Weed.
Oversoer Poor AID Director Poor Fsrm-Ra-
fus Roger
Constable and Collector-Henry P Morse.
Listers-Jsmes T. Wells, WIN. H. Harmon,
Robert J. White.
Voted cents on the dollar to defrsy the ez-
penfes Of the town
County Commissioners-D. II. Naeomter, 81;
". ". Henry, 10
For abolition Of School District System, 81
against, Co.
wILLIsTos.
Moderator WI N. Miller
Town Clerk and Tressurer-W. Y. Murray
Selectmen-Geo. Morton, Hiram W2lston, I.
Il. Tacott
Oyerseer Of the Poor-saelloa Douglass.
First Const.he--Geo. Lsuion
Listors-D. 3. Fay, Daniel johnson, r.
Fay.
Auaitors-C. W. Broandl, ". ~ Talc9tt, G.
a. Chapman.
Fence yieaers-D. A. Murray, N. T. Miller,
Jas p. Talc1tt.
Grand Jurors-Ziai-i Root, VIM. Miller.
Sealer Of Weights ami Measures-W. "
Murray
Inspector Of Leatter-A R5ulelu
Town Aqeut-D. g. Murray.
School Superintendent L. Maynard
Poor Farm D.rect0r-E lmuul Whituey
Pound kee1ers-H. L. Barber, Jerome Dow
ner, Edmund Whtaeg, Peter Zero, T. C. N4--a-
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n The District Court Of the United States tur the
/ District of Vermont In che uat-crOt ErrailH b.
Holmes, Baukrupt-il bankruptcy. 90 tho ere
it1rs 70 said Bankrupt and all a-ter, VIII 90 - may
concern The urier>i -nsl -aes 0l the Lstst'
of sf-I bankrupt. hereby gives notice that q. ms
been tr cred hF TIE District Court of sid district.
tha- the second and thiri general meeting % the
creditors of said bankrupt Pc held before Hon
AhsI Underwood. ou- OF tie Registers .1 Bankrupt
cy in s1id D tlIc, % the ,lcc ~ =. ". ii-rr7 %
Springfield, go s1 District. ou he 10Th Jay o. f11,h
A j.. 1871. 80 O'Clock p. IN t9T the purp1~-
naued in the 9Th and 18th sections oi
the bankrupt act of March D, i-l. And th ..
ais. 90 give notice. that ] have l.e1 my ac
cauu- 1s asst -nee Of sad bankrupt, and that
az slid time and place ! shall 7ppIy 90 aid
Cuurt for tho settlement of my said acc0unts Ant
for "a discharge from al liability Es Assignee oi
said estate in accordance with the provisions % sii
Z-th aud l--u sections.
Datef az sprisefsli. iu said District This 18th iay
CuARLE5 G.. JOHNSON,
-wl= s.-us Be-
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Al OF The al owe described property vas received
SO tie Xprcss Office IN the City II Burlington. and
being unclaimed o. This date, VIII - sod to the
highest bidder ace riding 10 lax.
l.. E. DREW, SAeril.
Burlington, March s. ls7I.-E3.
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The Town SYsrrg.- vt was NOT ezpeotet dat
many towns would adopt the change from the
district to the town system Of schools, at She
present time. oar people move slowly in such
matters. The subject has not been maturei ty
discussion at home sufficiently to overcome OBJ
iections, AMI many timii communities would
rather wait and see how the thing works, before
trviarit But We are glad 90 announce that
some towns have adopted the improved system.
In this county two Of our bes, towns, those Of
Jericho and Essex, adopted the town system,
after fall discussion, by strong votes. one other
town. Richmond, has postponed action to
an adjourned meeting to be held expressly to
consider the subject, and We have strong hopes
that its action then will be on The side of pro-
rress. If other counties have done as well as
this. it will be all that we could have expected,
and more
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WILLIAM uARTsoN.s ESTATE.

. =
STATE OF VERMONT ; To all persons con
--,-..,-, y cerueI iG the estate af
D'Sii--' % 'H-' ''S'-N William Harisla. l..-
Of She.buru, in said District. deceased.
GREETING
AZ Probate Court holden 30 Burlington, within
and t.r the District of thiucaien. uu the rs day
Of Feb. a. D. 1871 an Instrument, purportiust o. hs
the last VIII ard Testament uf William ilsrt.1..
late 20 Shc.huru, iu said District. deceased. was
presented 90 the Court aforesaid f.r Probate ami
Is ordered hy said Court that the go day ot Na'cA
A. ID. l-.I az the Probate Court Rooms in said Bur
AnEtlu, be ASS -ned for proving said Instrument
and that rotce thereof Dee given o. al persons con
cernei. By publishing this order three weeks sue
cesslvels ia the burlington Free Press.
newspaper printed 81 sa.d EurliuStgu. previous o.
the time appointed.
THEHEF0Es. you are hereby u0tled o. app.a-
before said Court. aJ the time and place aflre-aid.
and contest the probate % said Will, If you have
cause.
Given under my hand 40 Burlington I'm s8it d..
trict. this 18th day % February y. d. l--l.
q. r. WALES, Judge
w3wlf
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Darlington, Fen. . -fdfwtf

FLNs Et.
DCRE fresh ground EOVA SCOTIA PLASTER
for sale BY the
WINOOsKi g-OUKING co.
feb3 t.dkvt Winooski, VT.
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briggs VI. Burton. The concluding srgu-
ment in this case was finished by T. J. Phelps at
9 O'Clock this afternoon. The charge of the
court to the jury viii be given at the opening
Of the court tomorrow morning
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Ieu advertisements.



FOR SALE.
J'HE CELEBRATED CARPENTER FARM
4 situate in the town Of Milton W II contain
~ acres OF land, equally divided. between pas
tufe and meadow, and embracing a larv,
Sugar Orchard, Fruit Orchard with a 1nanti1,
Of plums and grapes A large Cheese PAGER /
located on the farm. The place contains two dwell
ing houses and fine barns, each supplied with fresh
running water. The farm will furnish feed for 4
cows, and the necessary teams through Tn,
year. The place contains a mineral spring, on,
half Interest in which the owner wishes to reserve
Terms will be made easy. For further particular
apply to NJ. ". FREEMAN,
Essex Junction, Vt.
SEED.
CANADA CLUE WHEAT, snd SEED BARLEY
~ prime article, for sale BY
Burlington. March s-wtf
ATTENTION,
Soldiers Of 1912
4 fOSGRESS has enacted a Law allowing pension
- o: s3a month to the officers, soldiers anc sea
men OF the war Of 1872. who servet sixty days OF
more; and 10 the widows Of such as have died. an
who were married previous to ISIS.
All claims entrusted to our care, carefullv aud
promptly attended to, ard informtti IN furnished
Aue attorneys lee IS uNed By Jaw el1.-n'
charge made unless pension "a oHtlined.
START & WATSON, Atty,
Bank Block Burllus t0n, Vt
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
shrubs, Plants. Vines. &c. ~.
FOR SPRING OF 1871.
OUR STOCK is ons Of the Iarses: and mos
~ complete in the United States Persons wish.
Ing te plan in large or small quantities. will fnJ
i 10 their interest, before purchasing TO send 10
FOR descriptive Catalogues or call at the stor,
q Messrs- J. s. Pierce Son, and secure one
GOULD BROTHERS
Monroe County Nurseries.
aiarch s-ikw2n Roe1este-, y. Y
MoULTONs' PATENT WATER
Tt BING.
Yas purest. Chsopsst, and most Daralf. Batsr
C0H1uef p tEowH. WHraHfsG 20 ,trsG
fressure Of 100 f,sf ant igiH not
burst rbeE frozen.
It Will last az long the hole is kept full Of va
ter, for the entire wood saturates with water.
ib[ water saturated in r. fs-4--s Tubing . inches
in diameter. Is made Of the best eel ctCd and kiln
dried umber from . % ieet 10 len 9TH. Turned
round. Wounl with copper wire, sunk In grooves
noilei IN coal tar connected with cast iron clu
lnss, made g. suit any position Tongcet end
o7o.vet each side Of va eT course, and gives per.
feet satisfaction in every csc a- as heard from
y portable, Weighing tea uuts Ter rsd wi b
the coup iEss Costs Just one half as much lead
pipe, same bore o. Tubing AM "a greater saw NJ Co.
the purchaser, vixen . .-cl and inca TuHag is
called for.
Price Or Tubing rih co49Aqg' Complete.
Inch Tubin 2. inch 5,ra PEE ROD. $40
J. !, -
Sap TUBING inch to o. no. tirrcd, ald wound
with cleape wlie, per rld, sets
At our Factory. Cisu. except IN town. where g..
has not .een used, 10 such c,sea ouc baf Oh ce.iv-
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County Commissioner
From Charlotte.

CuAuLorrf March -,h, 1871.
Eit0- Free Prsss and Times;
It seems ia this section that the backbone Of
the winter is most eEe,;ualy trasea, though it
msy not 10 to place too mueh dependence uron
the climate quite 50 far north. There is hat
little snow along shaded places. AID the mud is
deep enough to convince the most s-ef,icai,
that spring Is not far distant The warm
weather has had an eaec. on the lake, AID cross
ing On the ice between this place sui Esssz,
y. l., Is not considered safe.
The annual town meeting was held today,
and the Attendance vas unanimously large IH-
subjects Of taxation and the proposed change DO
the dstric, school system excited considerable in-
terast The question Of changing the district
system vas thoroughly discussed before the
meeting opened. bat when the natter came up
for action, the article in the warning was LAID on
the table by almost an unanimous vote. How
ever crea. the merit the new measure msy
possess, il is safe TO say that the voters Of this
town are not yet satisfied sufficiently to adopt IT,
A tax OF twenty cents on the dollar was voted
TO defrsy the town expenses for the ensuing
year. ours, ~
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H1a-agur.yG Coops ~ AuuSuANcE.-Au
iaar.u-a-ne balsesespers vill be likely to find
Themselves .n want Of mo-e " less articles Of
house f1r1 sl.a- I1isa at this season Of the year,
and where so pressure them TO the lest aivan-
,s-e v.l ts o. matter of some interest to them.
TO tbi. class .C I.u,stic Consumers especially
we wa1li refer the column advertisement Of
Nessrs. Lyman S Allen, which srpears else
where 10 this rsqtr Il contains an enumers-
Sion Of articles, some Of watch win be apt to just
suit The needs Of a great many Of our readers.
We lately took "a look through their salesrooms
and confess vc were little surprised st the ez-
,ea, II their stock AMI still more surprised when
learning ,ie l5v prices or which many Of their
goods are t,ia- sold In addition 10 their usual
fliI line Of PLATA and riah Iress goods, tier are
ct present making q spe,i4ity o., linen goods Of;
which their stock is alm0s. endless II c9mpri-
sss table linen, Quilts, coverlets, towels, hand
kerchufs. bos1ms, Sc, and each article Of
different foreign and domestic mskes and quail
ties. The goods are new and Of the best pat
terms. and the prices Sc which they sre going
arc sure 20 speedily close ont the stock, large as
r,s Hence those who would svsu themselves
% ;aa opportunity should call early.
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Smith r.. Graui Trunk r. r. Co. The arru-
mcuta Of counsel were closed yesterday after
noon The case, with the charge Of the court,
will be given 10 the jury at the opening If the
court this morning
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
shrubs, Plants. Vines. &c. ~.
FOR SPRING OF 1871.

OUR STOCK is ono Of the larses. and most
~ complete in the United States Persons wish
ing te plan in large or small quantities. will find
u 10 their interest, before purchasing 10 send 10 Us
for our descriptive Catalogue or call at the store
Of Aessrs. J. S. Pierce Son. and secure one
GOULD BROTHERS
Monroe County Nurseries.
tiarch ~-dkw2tn Roc1este- y Y
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Moderstor-J L. Mason.
Town Clerk and Tressurer--sslm5n ureen.
SeIec,men-IIenry Gillett, Stafford Fay " H.
S. Freeman.
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afu AlUertisemsnts-

gleW 4duertisemantz-
FOR SALE.
T'HE FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND TWEEN
Il LYNNE acres in Colchester, belonging 10 the
late A. G. BroWnell is offered for sale. 1t has Wood
ard Timber Land sufficient; good House and Out
buildings and a good O-chard. 1t is splendid
Farm for raising market protucs and lies only
three miles from WiuOoski railroad station, on
good road. The stock on the farm. tools, &c. &C
will be sold with the land or withOu. as desired.
Terms easy. Enquire Of
IRA ROBINSON, Executor.
March 2, iS'i-EG Colchester Centr', Vt.
PENSIONS.
SOLDIERS OF 1919.
[URVIVlNC SOLDIERS and SAILORS Of the
- War II lsl2 ENLISTED OF drlffsd, who served IN
Army or Navy, are by law, now entitled 70 recsive
pension from the United states. a. tie rate Of
!, per month from February 9Th, ISL.
Col. Charles Huusdon. now Interested in tbs firm
Of c. S. Titus g. Co. Bankers No. IS state street.
Albany, n. Y. viii give prompt and peIs1 NAL
their hands from Vermont. Copies Of the law or
any ini1rmlt desired furnished, on the app.ca-
CHARLES HUSsDON.
81 state St, Albany, n. 7.
March 3-Ewtf
NEW GOODS.
Received Every Week
at
Z. ALENANDER's STORE.
Call ami eyimine a new aod extensive as
s1ftmcnt Of
WALL. t'APERt
JUST RECEIVED
from the manufacturers.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-10

ATTENTION,
Soldiers Of 1912

4 3OSGRESS has enacted Law allowing pension
~ o: S3a month 20 the officers, soldiers and sea-
men OF the war Of 1872. who servet sixty days or
more; and 10 the widows Of such as have lied, and
who were married previous to ISIS.
All claims entrusted TO our care carefullv aud
promptly attended to, ard informant IN furnished.
The attorneys Zee IS fixed By law at SUMO
charge made unless pension f. oHtained.
START L WATSON. Atty's
Bank Block, Buriil ZION, Vt.