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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
BAPTIST.

Rev Mr.. Fitz resigns the plstoraie Of the
Baptist church, in Montpelier. Vt, to leave
/ September lst "A deeply interesting season
was enjoyed a; the Baptist church at Shelburne
Falls, Mass, last Sabbath evening Dr. Gray
baptized FIVE candidates. four OF them young
ladies. Upon the baptism Of the first candidate,
young mzn, the four young ladies, dressed in
white robes, rose in the congregation and sung,
81 will follow Thee, my Saviour" &c. Then,
while the congregation took up the chorus, one
passed. into the baptistery, and on rising from
the water, the remaining three sung another
stsuzA, aad another stepped into the baptismal
waters and so continued till al had been
baptized.
CONGREGATIONAL.
The minute. Of the last General Convention Of
Congregational churches aud ministers Of Yer
m0at are reslv for distribution in a handsome
pamphlet OF los pages, from the press Of Messrs
Poland Of Montpelier. ninety nine Con-
greEstional churches in Maine have settled pas
TORS oGl Of 50 churches in the Stste--We re-
gret TO learn that Rev. DR.. L9omis, Secretary Of
The American Selmcn's Frienl Society. conten-
plates retiring from his position in October next,
st'sr service Of some twenty-seyen years-
Dr.. Warren, Secretary Of the American Board,
says in a letter to the Chronicle: Last year
we gaze for Foreign Missions ouly enough to
carry On the work eleven months, which left
the Board more than So, 600 iu debt. This
year we shall have % 90 thirteen months work
o. come on. fQgsre. But more than this the
Preshy terisus leave Us this year and do not take
TIER quota If missions with them. We save
$1,000 Of expense by some missions leaving us,
and I1.s more than $4,000 hy the Preshy;erisns
leaving u. We have last years deb; to lift,
aut this years i1ss to meet, sll Of which amounts
a
over our Last years collections This is to be
be done by Us Cougrecationslists without much
Presbyterian help. We shall have to raise in
July and August sllo,ooO, or fall in the rear
q thst smauat
METHODIST.
Camp meetings in Vermont-At Sterling,
August -lst; Northdell, August 2ltt High
gate and New Haven. August POI; Lyndon,
August 18th Morrstowu, August 29ih
GraGI Isle, September 18th Quarterly meet
in.s IN Yeruont-S4boath, August 18th, at
Sheldon, Georgia aud Fsirfsx-The Metho-
l.f's Of Northampton, Mass, are about to erect
a 1.oli church.
EPISCOPAL.
THE Bishop q Chester is quoted in England as
authority for the statement, that an effort is in
progress 90 introduce what is commonly called
the creed OF s. Ath ,uasius into the public ser
vices C The American Church.
Luu,l cHnisrIAS
R.g.I z. ST. john, pastor Of the First Unit
verssIss church in Worcester. Mass a man
acted for bis elcgGcaca ana pe.y-presches ia
Academy Iisu. ST. N5sus. next Sunday morn
ia, ana cyeniar--}l- " e.. Tousey, junior
pastor OF the Jniyo.si.is. church in Chelsea, has
resigned O. -rt pr.tcs.orship at Tufts Col
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UUSTINCTOS's


I I =, =
MISSION OFTHE SPIRIT. or the oiicc and work
Of the comforter in human relempton-hy Rev.
L L. Duun book worthy the notso Of all
Christians. 8 p
TIE CHRISTIAN PASrCRATE, ia Character, tu-
ties and respozsibili'ies-hy Rev D. p hidder-
WHEDEN'S COMMENTARY IN Acts and Romans
Vol @.
SARCHEbOS a Le gsnd d the Great Queen. Also
fresh invoice Of Murton's Gold Pens corner
Church and College streets.
Au. II. WV
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The Preftir-t Woman in New Yorc -ccety.
last winter, was a rough-skiuntd freckled faced
lady in bayt1n o., but one year ago She used Ha-
g4n's Magnolia Balm up 4 her face ami halds with
such persistercy, tlat ner mp exon became hfr
greatest attraction It will do the Tor any one
II will obiterate Sallowless Mo d patches. Ring
marks, Sunhurn, &C.. give inarhle-like complex
ion, and Fcrpetgate the bloom OF youth for years
WHAT the Magnolia Balm Is - tho complexion.
Lyons Celebrated kathairon e TO the hair II not
only beauties the hair, bu- II mulates It's growth,
and prev ents il FROM falling out or turning gay.
All Drugg sts Keep these art lclCs
"a
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THE LUDLOW MURDER. - Ststes Attorney
Elminster Of Winlsor County, is noS investi-
eating the Ludlow murder case. A competent
interpreter namei Muzzio, connected with Bar
NUNS circus was procured, and Volunte Meeale,
the Italian organ-grinler arrested at Cuttings
vile, gave his testimony, which is said to have
entirely removed suspicion from him. Cresboni,
the man arrested at Chester is, alone suspected,
Of the Italians. The Rutland Herald, however,
states that still other parties are suspected of
being the murderers.
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New York Market.
NEW Y0RE. August Is.
COTTON - More active and steady. sales D ,ft
bales middling upiands at Isl,
FLOUR Sales 40 barrels state and Western
dull aud heavy State 1 iOd6 %: FOUND hoop Ohio
254G 30; western Z i0aG IS; southern 3ia9 O1l
GRAIN = Wheat l92c lower; sales 1900 bush
els No. Spring at / 31I2 20; winter rel and
Western i0G2 o.; white Michigan 50Gl -. Corn
heavy and lA2c lower; sales a., 900 bushels good
to choice mixed Western at 66ia63 Oats without
decided change Ohio and Western 40G4ls.
PROV lSlONS - Pork lower, new mess % IA
70 81. primo mess 10 50dliOl Lard lower At q4Ig9.
Butter cu.l Ohio lOE21; State l5n30
WHISKY -Firmer; Western fee q5.
RiCE-Firm, Carolina s3dgl.
SUGAR Steady Porto Rico 90. Muscoyslo n
% ; fair 10 good refining q!d9i
COFFkE-Firm Rio l42.Ci
SPIRITS TURPENTIN E-Steady az is.ff4
KnSIN-Eirin at 90 for strained.
PETROLEUM - Dali. Crude 49,. reiref 23i
TALLOH-Steafy at gG9!.
WOOL quiet; tubbed % lulled 51G59 Ttx-s
35Gi- Calf rnia Spring clip IS G'u
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100 F-Ata regular meeting Of Green
Mountain Eocampment No. @, held August H.,
D. d. Ballou and J. NJ Isham, were elected
delegates 10 the Grand Encampment Of the State
20 be held stst. Adams, Aug 22ni
Green Mountain Lodge Ne. /. elected as dele
gates TO the Grand Lodge Of the State which
meets 81 81 Adams, Aug 23ri, L. C. Stevens.
B. D's'wies, aud B A. Church; and as
su-''''1,.s Z. X Nash, Il Burnett, srd L. W
rage Measures are being taken to organize a
ne" Lodge IN this city 70 be called Qaeen City
Lodge, Mo-
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Vermont Volunteer Infantry.

The following General Orders Of Col. Thee s.
Peek, relative 70 the coming muster of the First
Regiment of Infantry at Richmond. will be
found generally interesting
HEADoUARrERs, Isl RgGT.,
VoLUyrEsR INFANTRY,
BURLINGTON, Vt, July llth, 1871. y
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new iS5ue..--....-...ll3 81
! Do. 1857 reg. July..ll3s
Do. 1853 reg. JIly...ll4t
1910 coup.-...--. III
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s....ft. H.e Free Pre-. and T.ms..
rnr :"ui,r.,,l, of the Bat'Ie Of Is,n-
n'n@'"".
B.sS~croy, ", Aug. d..
l-s has rs.a great y FOR Bennington.
f-'een 'a-asini Iers as were present at the
ninety 1r.h celebration Of tie Battle Of Ben
ui, E'a1. Iae faea'y anrh regiment from
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VuN0Sr MulUAL-The Losses in this com
rsuy for the past year number psi, amounting
O. Si04, 7y0s2 The assessment for the current
year is three per cent, payable on or before
October 18th. The fact thst so large AZ amount
.f losses calls for no larger assessment, is an
excellent guaranty Of the sauulness and relia-
Liiiy Of the company.
ST Josrpu's CHuRcH Rev. II Cardinsl, Tor
eleven years past the faithful pastor Of St.
Ju5eph's French Catholic church in this city,
has been transferred by Bishop De Goesbriand
TO take charge Of the French Church in Rutland.
Father Jerome cloareo, lste pastor Of the church
# Rutland, and formerly parish priest at St.
Msry's Cathedral, succeeds Rev Mr. Cag
liu,l snl viii enter upon his duties tomorrow.
Father Cardinal leaves Burlington TO the great
regret Of his parish, and with The general esteem
90. cur citizens
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Burlington boy. nos in business in smother
State, sending go renew his subscription to the
fzas Press, pithily says, 90 De without the
Fass Pass single week is as bad IS falling TO
auneot 81 Essex Junction " lie could not have
nut = much stronger.
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came oii second BEST. h.. wife ieH. -.-aei bus
best SHIRT ~ stripping il non A'' 'te- 's.n.'
DE amount o' A's S',-l,- '- a
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race Way
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rs ,,rlsr ,e;.fi1, D., measure him -. fl,+ B.
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Inc tAr.1eh fts t,.e Ar..-ls,-rv .ta 81,
VS. driven int. the CELLAR kitchen BY, .i.sr
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9'''e iA-r ''A-hs ii7 pace
A Few weeks since, u. c. Dckerl-sg c44-..,
in the P4ss-mpsic river az Il.lI's N. is. L5ui Cd.
two trout. 0ue heiug 81 .-4 inches long suI
weighing % pounds AMI ounces thc l.her was
ID inches long ~nl weighed q pounds arI s.
ounces Trout in the Pls.gmr-ic ate -.lrce.
but make up in size what they lack IN numbers.
D.ckermsu caught these by run-in- hi- h.,s
through ihe bseA 81 a smaH mouse sal letting
MN s"in upon 'le sa'i-ie Oh me water Large
trout are Goo cunning 20 ple o'i'usr! BAR
r-stN COUNTY
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The Alu-gh Springs hotel has about il
boarders. the Mansion House stou. 1O. suI
there are many more ia private families Far
views. sprinr water. boating anil good air.
A.bursh is unsurpassed Boy a.7 resort -a this
country.
ouAysEc.ryrr.
Edwin s Chase Of Yves Brookae'I. has sem
dalzsl himself iu Grim con case. llr. Cha-. +,
3 teamster, sni aflfiz-l 90 Mrs M,rg S. Bal
lou. the young and pretty wife or one of bi.
employees Nlrs. BtIou went on avisi- 20 her
home in Cranky. aad Nj. Chase persuaIaI her
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C4NSOs On Friday, the ith inst a. their sum
mer residence, IN this city, Mary b., wife u lie
Grand B. Cannon, Of the city %. New York.
TEoHAs.-Ia this citc, Friday, Aug o., Ira j..
son Of !. B anu L. M. Thomas, aged 9 months.
BULLARD.-In Keesviilc Y, August nth,
Mary F., wife Ct E. r. Billiard aud oldest daughter
OF Frederick Smita Of this city, aged - years
RoAcH.-ln tbs city Monday, August Ii.h,
Thomas Roach in his Goth year
HUcK.--In wash nston, D. C., GA Saturday, aug
ust u. at O'Clock p. Ii Daniel Buck, sou Of The
late Hon; D. AFRO A. Buck. Ct Vermont 10 the 18th
year % his ace.
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I-s drA snuual convention Of Young Mems
OBI ..asu Associations in Vermont will be held at
Nr-csHer, oct II and T. II. Thsne Miller
ar.aGai and other prominent Association
a.a are expected to be present
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GENERAL ORDER, No. g.
All companies of this regiment will be SLOWED
10 compete for National Flag Ito be known
as the Champion Colors Of the lst Vermont In
flutry,) III the forenoon of the third day, Of the
next muster Of this Regiment before proper
aud impartial Judges The company winning
this color, shall carry the same during It's term
Of service, or until challenged and vauquishei
By a competing company. The champion com
pany shall be known by their colors, which will
have streamer marked
CuNrios CoarsY, Frs-g VEnsoNG Is
PANTRY"
which they shall carry on all drills AID p2rlIes,
excepting when in Battalion line.
TIE winning company must not only be supe-
rior in drill, bat must excel IN military di-,i-
piue and general appearance. Said competi-
tiou drill to be ia hesyy marching order
Il is hoped that every compsuy iG this resi-
meut vii participate in this drill
BY command Of
Col. 4 5. PfcE.
Comd'g. Regiment
En- z GGeEyLr,r, L,sat s. Aajutant
HlDevtaIrRs FIRST VI Vol ISgANgRy)
BURLNGToN, Vermont,
AUGysr 7th, ls1I-S
GENERAL ORDER, $50. T.
TAis Regimen: will 60 into Camp DID the morn
ing Of September 9th, ISL, at Richmond, Vi.
SIS per in. Order, n II, AMI will continue
therein until the evening Of the list The
camp will be called " Camp Stewart" Ia honor
Of His Excellency John W. S;essrt, Governor Of
Vermont
At the las, muster Of this Regiment few Of
the Companies liI no, have the box kuaqs sack,
and it is specially euio.uel upon Company
Commanders to see that every knapslck IN their
respective companies has the box fitted to t.
Company comm1nlers will BE particular 10
see that every member Of their respective com
panies is duly notified Of the tine sli place cl
drill, in the manner required hY law and viii
be held personally responsible for any neglect iu
the performance of this duty They should si-l
see hat every man carries plate. cap ka..c,
fork and spoon.
From present indications everything shows
that with fair weather. tlis muster vii Zoe
success, as the great interest manifested ia tAe
drill Cor the Champion c5lors, as we'll 81. the
presence OF the Governor and S.4G eii attract
msny spectators Re, the Comrauie> report
promptly.
by order u
Coz T. p.e.
10 T. GREFNLstF. C5uusuliuz Est.e-t
Ist Lieut. IS Aiil'sut.
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Bound OYER Thomas. the horse thief, WAS
brought before Judge Shaw this morning, and
aei to l,il III 800, TO sppear for trial at the
'-p'smber Term Of the County Court. In de-
tsn.t of bail be was remsndei to jil W. L.
Baruap, States Attorney, for the prosecution
Henry Ballard f.r the prisoner.
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STATE Fnr.-CoL y. p. Bowman has ap-
ia,el SIS assistant msrshsls at the State Fair,
Cd Truman c. Fletcher. Maj. Geo. W. Bonett,
.,l Capt. T. Y. Batchelier
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Las vyN3ae Admiral Lariuer anl family
,-. stopping az the Lake Duumore House. and
sill rsmaiu until September The arrivals
averaged shout one hundred per day during the
rs.- week
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STATE BOARD OF AGRIcUL TURr-Tae State
Bard Of Agriculture meet at 81. Johnsbury
-ls-iay and wednesday evenings, September
.tb and 18th
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HARLEM ExrlysIoy-It il rumorei that the
Harlem Extension general ticket ottiee and head
quarters are 70 be removed from Rutlsnd to Lee
tauon Syringe
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Trnal 0nfircs.
AMOS TOMLINSON'S ESTATE.

AMOS TOMLINSON-S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT } To all persons con-
-.,.- .-.,-.,,,,,, 90 tcerned in the estate z
~ '''' ' Amos TomIus u, late
Of Charlotte. in said District, deceased.
GREsriN-.
A. Probate Court holden az Burlington, within
and Coz the District OF Chtten0cn. ol the l5'h!ay u
august, A. D. i,-l, an lN,rRCHEST pu-p0rtins 10
he thells WILL and TEsrAl.EST OF Amos Toni ms q
late ot Charlotte, iu said District. deceased.
preseltct TO the Court aforesaid. for Pro- ate,
az. g ordered hy said Court that the 9th DAY uf
September Ab. i--, at the Probate COuT; Rooms iu
said Burlington, be assigned for proving said lnstru-
meut, and that notice thereof be given 90 all per
sons cuncerned, by publishing this Order three
weeks successively ia the Darlington Free Press,
a newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous
% the time appointed.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified % appear
before said Court, ar the time and place aforesaid,
aud contest The probate Of ssid will, if you have
cause.
Givea I'M Ter my hand at Darlington. in said Dis
tr.ct. this 9Th day Of august 4. p. ISL
-wIw r. p WALES Judge.
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IN the District Court ofthe United States for the
1 District OF Nerm0nt.-ln the matter Of 6eorge ".
Gihsan q 6eOrge W. COrliss, Bankrupts.-Notiee il
hereby given that petition has been fled in aid
Court by Geo " Gibson & Gen W. tOriiss eu-p1r-
tuers under the name OF q bs N = Coriss, #
Richfori in said District. duly declared bank
rupts under the Act Of Congress Of March 3 1901,
for discharges and certificates thereof from all their
individual and co-putnership debts and other
claims prOvahle under said Act and that the lth
day ofSeptemher 1871 at 10 O'clock \ NJ, before the
Hon. d A. Smalley, Judge Of said Court, at his
Chambers 70 this CITY OF BurlinstDn, Is assigned
for the hearing Of the same, whom and where
all creditors who have proved their debts, and
other persons In Interest, may attend and show
cause, If any they have, why the Irayer Of SAID
petition should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington, on the 18th day Of August.
1874. b. b. SMALLEY, Clerk.
Aug S-w3t
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Inc numerous Attendance st the funeral Of
Mrs Buusri Sunday, attestei the sense Of
loss in our community in her death It is sal
prlyilenc. indeed. which takes from any COM
muuity such true AMI gentle heart, such
faithful, conscientious AMI leading spirit
wide circle mourns with, sni pTsys for Divine
comfort for, the stricken husband ami the sorroW-
ing relatives.
STATE AGRIcuLrUHAL SocIETy.--A meeting
% the Board Of Directors Of the Vermont State
Agricultural Society sni Wool Growers Asset
a dou will be held at Bennington On Tuesday
evening. August -. for the purpose Of COM
p'e;ing arrangements for the annual fair to be
heil at S. Johusbury. September i2-l5, ari
other business
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STATE OF yERMoNT. Gun, I3e ~ 47 il. R B9li

STATE OF VERMONT Count for J tSs p iogf.s
Of Chitteudeu
To all persons Interested 10 the est-ts Of Mary
Fits. ard George II. Fits. Of buriin-t'n. in said
District,
GREEIING.
WHEREAS application IN writing hath been
~ made TO this Court by the guardian Of sad
ward for license TO sell tho real estate q said wards
setting fjrth therein tia his wards own an undi-
yiled TWO thirds Of The lot the ives, side Of vi
nooski Avenue, in said Burlington. TO front and
10 rods deep, whereof their mother lately died,
seized, and in which their father has life estate.
and that 10 would be conducive 10 the Interests
said wards sell said lot for the purpose Ct putting
the proceeds thereby a. interest or investing the
same in other real estate.
AND rHEREUr0N the said Court appointed AID as
signed the 6th day ofsep emher a. ID. 1871, at the
Probate Court Rooms. ia said District, % hear
and decide upon said application, aud ordered
that public notice thereof be given u all persons
interested therein, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully, in the Burlington Free Press.
a newspaper which circulates Ia the mel shbJrhood o.
those persons interested therein. all Of which
publications shall be- previous % the time appointed
for hearing.
Therefore you arc hereby notified 10 appear before
said Court at the time and place Aforesaid thou and
there to OH CT TO the -iautn Of such license n you
see cause.
Given uuter my hand at the Probate Court Rooms,
this 9Th day Of Al gust, A. d. l-4i-
su}w T. Z. WALES, Judge.
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STATE OF vBRMoNT. To all Persons con
r..srr,,.- ,.s,,r,.osx d. tcerncd in the estate %
''Ni1' ~ '''i '1N ~ Theodore Bolo. la-0
of Colchester in said District, decea ed.
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden 40 Burlington, within
and for the District Of ChitteuteE on the 10th day
Of August. A Dist an Instrument purpurting 20 be
the last Will and Testament o. The core bOlir,
late If Colchester. ia said District, deceased was
presented % the Court aforesaid for Probate and 10
is ordered 10y said Court that the fth day Of sept
\. ID. l,-l at the Probate Court Rooms iu said Bur
iingtCn, be ass -ned for proving said Instrument
and that notice thereof De given % all persons con-
cernej by publishu. this order three weeks sue
cessiveiy in the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper printed at sad Burlington. previous 90
the time appointed.
THssEf0RF, you are hereby notified % appear
before said Court, az the time and place aforesaid,
cause
Given under my hand at Burlington IN said Dis
trict, this iOth day q August, a. d. l,1l.
+. +. WALES, Judge.
-w}w
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t4ld heals have ueT crop af h1ir h. app Is .l :
Halls Vegetable SciIln Hair Eeurwc-. IffIs lG r
iJiicios are u9- entirely closed Up.
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Inc Congregational Society Of wino5ski have
gwen their pastor, Rev. {. H. Elliott, vaca-
non Of four weeks, and on Thursday, with seve-
"a OF bis parisAi9ners and neigbbors, he started
.or sATaioga- Among the crowd were W. T.
Herrick, S. Z. Reynolds and their families
hey G. B. Tolmln and L. 5. Small. ESQ of
Hylepark Rev. A J. Rogers Of Concord, Mass.
will occupy Mr. Elio;t's palpit next Sunday
morning. There will be no service il the even
ing.
Class OF lS7L-U. V. NJ. AND $. A. c.
lie following statistics Of the lste graduating
eAss have been furnished Us: Whole number
turing course, %; entered in advance, g; died
graduated, y. Residences, Vermont, Q :;
new York, ]; Missouri, /; Washington Terri
Tory, J. Oldest, p years and months; young
es'' 10 years and months; average, % years
ana months Heaviest, l6s pounds lightest,
l'' pounds; average, las pounds. Tsllest, 6
ie'' and inches shortest, 5 feet and inches;
average, feet and eight inches. Religious pre-
ference Congregational, 8; Baptist, Unitarian.
aud Episcopal each / Intended vocation, Law,
% ministry and engineering, each 2; medicine
aud teaching, each /.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

Average temperature Of the week, &c.
Average temperature of sane time 1870, =. . ca.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

OF REAL ESTATE AND PERs0SAL PROPERLY
AT AUCTION.
I,HE BRICK HOTEL, OUT BUILDINGS and
! Land on which the same ss1ud-situ4tsd in - n
dIn IN the County Of Caledonia, aud known
" tlkeris Hotel ogcther with large am. uut Of
Furniture therein, and also lot 81 tarria and
Harnesses, and number Of swine am her person.
al property, constituting the estate OF George
Walker VI Lyndon, Ba krupt, will un ess previous
ly disposed Of private sale. be sold Public Auc-
ton On the premises a. IL ndo1, Aforesaid. the
.urth DAY Of September A. d 1871, at G'clCck IN
the frenO1a the ti-hds o. der f,r cash, - close
said estate LUCiUs ROBINSON, Assignee.
Lynior, Aug %, lc1I-sw3