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COMMERCIAL BANK NOTICE

An Act to amend an act entitled an act relating 10
to the redemption Of hank notes, approved Nov.
49, l-66. ~
SIC Section one Of an act entitled an act ielat-
ipe TO the redemption Of bank notes is hereby
amended so a. 70 read as follows
After the expiration Of the charter OF any bank
chartered by this state after the Termination oil
the existence of any such hank azreeab,y 70 the
laws Of this state such bank may cause notice 70 be
published in three weekly newspapers IN the county
hera such bank is located, If SO many there De- Tor
six months preference being given 10 the papers
having the largest circulation, setting iotth mat
said hank will redeem its outstanding hls the Gay
of the exprrtion Of its charter or tho dste oil the
Termination Of its existence and copy OF thls SCI
and upou Gus publication Of such notice, ueliher
sucb hank nor il officers shall be liable . any ae
ton for the nonredemption Of any OIL Us eu,sr4uu
i'm hills unless the same shall have been duly Pre-
sented. and payment thereof demanded WITHIN me
time aforesaid at the banking house OF such ualh.
src , This act shall take eject from us passage
Approved Nov. p ls.o.
In pur,uance Of the foregoing act q the LeSisia-
,ure Of Vermont. notice - hereby given that tue
charter Of the Commercial Bank q burlington EsI-
mont. expired on the first daE OF January A ~.
sfS and that its existence will terminate on e Isl
day Of January A u. ISL, and said BANK h-il re-
deem its outstanding bills
nv order OF the Directors and Siochls.uets.
hI-liuytcn. Vt, Dec 18th. l7.l
SAMUEL HUNTlNGIoN, President.
T. p MOVES. Cashier
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Rev W J. Harris will be instituted as Rector
of Trinity Church, Rutl md, on Sunday next.
February 18th, by Bisl rop Bissell. D. D.
Bishop Coke, of Weste, n New York, writes to
one Of the rectors Of is diocese in regard 10
watch-night services ''If wisely directed and
guarded against abuse, an strongly disposed
to recommend them, q s ful filing the preceps Of
watching unto PRAYER -
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AsEcDorz OF JACK MArTocks - In the esrly
days Of the Vermont bar, Safeguarding was
quite common, and it was frequently the case
that client won his case through the sharp hits
Of his lawyer rather than by any legal rights
Not far from 1900, Jack Msttocks began his
practice at Peacham, and at about the same time
Wm. Baxter opened an Office in Brownlngton.
M.ttocks was great wag, one Of the keenest
Young men of his time, and seldom met his
match. But the first time he met Baxter he
was suddenly and unexpectedly disarmed-
Among the first cases Baxter brought in the
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
BAPTIET

BAPIIET.
Twenty-Five persons were baptized in the Bap-
fist church in this city last Sunday evening
the fruits of the present reyival--Five per-
sons were baptized at the Baptist church in Bel
lows Falls on Sunday evening last.-ln Lyn-
don, lsst week, rome ten young people expressed
a deep interes., and Monday evening six others
went for inquiry in the Baptist church
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rrnwER SEEDS. ETC.

z NFWBuRY, SgEDsNAS AND FLORIST, bEgo .'i
w CoSS.. Importer and Dealer in Flower a-i
Vegetable Seeds Plants, Buloous kootsi etc N'l---
lo=u7 ''''' Brooklyn, Conn, 1871.
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The ceremony Of blessing bell, according to
the utsges OF the { atholic Church, took place in
Trsnsfguration C nurch. Mott street, New York,
Sunday last. 4 rcbbisbop McCloskey oficiated.
KEY. E. 2. wadhams. of Albany, delivered
lecture in Patrick's Church, West Troy,
Sunday Ovci ing, on the subject Of " Recollec-
lions O. the loly Land. To fair lately held
In n ew Orb ans in aid Of new Catholic church
III re, Nh james Wood of that city gave bag
Of silver, containing 81, 900, to be drawn for.
The anniversary of the death Of Bishop
Fitzpatrick. WAS celebrated on Monday by pom
tifcsl Iequ lem mass at the cathedral on Wash
ington street, Boston, conducted by Bishop
willialns The music wac the ssme as that rem
dered On similar occasions BY the choir of St
Peters, 1T Rome
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BRIGGS - BROS
Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue
OF FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
Ind Sgmiasr Fi9rfriHg BUDS.

Will be ready for mailing by the middle Of January,
Notwithstanding our great loss Of type, paper en-
cravings. &C. By fire, which destroyed the jon
Printing on co Of the Rochester Democrat md eFo"-
zee. 18th December, 1870 u VIII be printed n q
most elegant uew-tntri paper, and illustrated WIN
nearly
Five Hundred Original Engraving,
And two finely executed C0i0red Plstes-Speclmeus
for all Of which were grown by ourselves the pas
season from cur own stock OF Seeds In the ori-il-
atty execution and extent VI the ensrav 10 = IL j.
unlike and emiuently superior TO any otaer Oatt
logue or " Floral Guide eItant.
The Catalogue viii CONSIST Of HI Pages, an rs
soon as published viii be sent free 70 all :" 10 o.Ie
ed Seeds from ms by mail the last season 20 oJhe.s
a charge OF b. cents per copy viii be maze Nullu
IL not tne value Of the Colored Plates. We assure
our friends that the Inducements We oEc- u puI-
chasers % Seeds as % quality and extent % StlcA
Discounts Rno Premiums. arc unsurpassed A4eas1
send orders for Catalogues without delay
Our CoIorrd Chrome for i-sl
Will be ready % send ont in January. The Throne
will repre.eut Forty-twO Varieties 81 SNOWY -u-
popuIar Flowers, Of natural -ze and color. We u7-
sigu 10 make il the best Plate ot flcwers ever
issued Size igx1i inches. The retail value WOMB
be- at least Two 40 lars We hall oWeVcr' llii-'l
il u Gus oners at - cents per copy ana 1'I ll a
Premium upon orders for Seeds See OAta GU
BRIGGS & BROTHERS, Rochester " y
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4 CERTIFICATE of % shares in the Champlain
n Transportation Company. in favor Of Geo. b.
Chase All persons are cautiOued about negotiating
for such ertifcate, application having been made
to the Comnany for a new certificate 10 accordance
wi h the Laws Of Vermont.
Boston, Jan. 10, Is7I-3lw5w
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USE RENNE,s PAIN KILLING
|IIIj|E|ISBIIcIA|
IzZ'ZlEZzzzK!2zZIzIB

To any person producing any Medicine showing
half as many living, permanent cures as DR. FIT
LER's VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY. Ussf ia
trqTaly only. A pleasant Medicine. free from IN
furious drugs Warranted, under oath, 10 have per
mananty cured 95 in every 100 patie1ts treated In
the past years. Gee testm N.Y. II Is the sce-
tifc prescription of Professor Jos. P. FIT err NJ d,
a graduate Of the University Of Pennsylvania, A ID.
l533,-nOw one Of Philadelphia's Oldest regular
physicians, and Professor of Chemistry and loIl-
cology-who has made Neuralgia, Chro7ic and
Infammatory Rheumatism the speciality OF his entire
professional iie-a fact vouched for ny the sigma
lures accompanying each bottle and other testimo-
mails OF many prominent renowned physicians and
clergymen. To protect sufferers irom poisonous
auack nostrums and useless expenditure OF money,
a Ieoal stoned Guarantee, stating exact number Of
bottles warranted to cure will be forwarded gratis
to any sufferer sending BY letter iul description
OF affection In case OF failure TO cure, amount paid
positively refunded. Medicine sent anywhere ny
express. Collect on delivery. Afflicted invited TO
write for advice; all information and medical Ad-
vice sent nv letter gratis. Address DIX. J., z.
FITLER, % South Fourth street Philadelphia,
Penn The Remedy IS sold by, vincent IAiI
Burlington VT, and Druggists Feb l5,wly
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AGENTS WANTED.

80 n W T. Gaze. The arandest and most pop
= na9 hook out Hundreds Of superb lllustra-
son. Steel, etc Noothsr book iseit-none eiln
half so fast Agents sell On to 70 Per "ees 81 . ~,
i,tncemen.s offered Send for circulars TO WORT
inotnH Dustin 4 Co, Har ford, Conn
Fsb 7-id&wfW
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TO FARMERS:
Double Refined POudretic

ORR " LII MqnufasfHriHg Co..
For sale in Lots to suit Customer
This article is sold for Aalf the price OF other ieTt
;,ers and i cheaper for ssfoH, I'm, iooaee3 anu
,e-,,asj,s than any other IN market II = tnaug en-
,ireiv from he night soil, oral, a.. OF NeS oiA
City. Price delivered On board IN New 'o'A 0''''
- per ton. ,,-.. ...,;,,,o,tai. -
8 Howard, Of Old Ly me Conn, III 80, S,
~ $50. saws: g. can fully recommend your
n,nbie Re- ned Poudrette being the hest ett;il1er
IN nse for corr and tobacco. have teste. u - -
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- provei the be.s have also used your N ti
Ph1sphate on Wheat aGd BucN"hea' anu 'i'1A
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y Phelps, Of West harord' Conn 49,
dat. Of Dec. H. 1870, says: ." aE ae@ier H. an IN
u -,, a tobacco and have used he Eo9s4s nc
- .,,dr,f.,. tor eight years or more " eeru.
h n,aio ID othsr crops, and consider II ArS's
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a Ai pau pn' ~ JAMES r. FOSTER.
appie4'ioh 10 I'd Coss,-sdt St, New \ crk.
F,-salebvJ.s. Pierce, Son, burlington
4N.
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sfuing Tla(hinrs.
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FRESH FISH. FRESH FIsH:!

v EN- At HART'S,
Feb. ll-fdn DAnA
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PROVED WEED
FAMILY FAVORITE"
SEWING MACHINES.
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nFFERS TO MANUFACTURE ks
[ Dps-tjes seekine locations for business Will ILu
y, p,,riiDgtou New Jersey three hours Ion Ne"
YorE and one from Philadelphia every COW eRenes
ofrailroad and river traffic, coal, iron anu "a
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in6abitants and population Offering them anu "a,
buildings, low taxes cordial welcome anu ~, '7
inducements for locating Full partl,u M
fse on Public improvements. Burlington n j.
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fur Sale.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the following
/ real estate, viz
His Home Farm containing 2O3 acres Of land. good
s,nnlv Of choice Fruit, good young Sugar orchard,
sugar House and fixtures of modera Improvements ts
~, ~ sfock District school, High sehsel, and
Church. within three fourths of mile and to
Cbeese Factories within two miles. Location pleas
ant near the centre Of Williston.
, slso Wood and Timber Lot Of 81 acres, and
pasure Of rs acres, 1886 acres in all
'rhe above described lots can be sold separately
o-sSgetIer Also the stock and tools with the farm
;@SasIred For further particulars enquire oil the
subscriber OF the premises cu,prS
,UIlbs,on, VT, Sept I2th, ie10-d2t&wtf
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HAIR WORK..
The Misses Bradley,
na.ter,s Block, College street,
49,, e,,..o,,lv on hand, or make to order
SWITCHES.
CHIGN0NS,
FRONT PIECES, ETC.
Combings made up in the best manner
Also, Hair Jewelry, including Pins, Ear hinss'
Chains Sleeve Buttons and Charms
of every description.
Pasies run no rsk in leaving chG sce,d halr
w Monhting. thereby a,sSipg the risk Of sending
II away. All orders from out o. town promptly a
tended to- Pair prices paid for hair We are agent.
or Miss sumne q Japanese, nice dressing for tho
hair. si ,SS ~ e. pppaDTEv
Nov. I-dkwt MiSS m. r. bnhDAIi'
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crFEnor.s COD LIVER un,css>.

Bus ness honorable No competition. EHa-+ a-T
given S. v. KENNEDY, s. i-h 81. Paula
ian I-fd&W4w
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NOTICE.

(YAME into the inclosure of the subscribers some
u time In October last ONE RED YEARLING
STEER. The owner is requested to pay charges
And tahe away. II. T. HART.
Hinesburg, Feb. 9th, is7l-3iw2w
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IzrASTED.- AGENTS. g. peg day' O. sci. thc
W celebrated HOME SHUTTLE oE"lNG Ma
CHINE. Has the uu-fr-ffT4. makes tue WOO.
sf.f-t- alike on both sitesl and IS fa-g lrf-fs.
The best ami cheapest fam y Sewing Ma'l.re 20
Bo.tln. lilss. Pittshurs. Pa. Chicago. Ui.. or So.
Louis, No. JAM tlS"'N
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COLLINS s IsHAM.

COLLINS = IsHAM.
SUCCESSORS TO J. AVwELL CO.
Cor. Main ~ Allen streets. Ni"o"sN' We
Have lust returned from Boston an new J orr
with large and well selected stcc~ VI
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
Cont, F,,,,sIiing Goods Trunks, Nalises ana IrAV
Lin, Bag,, Gloves and mitts ms, IN het every
tbing in this las at custom pri'es ,,.-..,,o-.
Also a splendi@ stock Fine Cloths' NSss'ii's''
vrstin-s Iailor's TRAININGS, &C.
J. NJ. ISHAM
has charge Of the Custom Tailoring Department
10 a hi guarantee a perfect at in Gil cases
Respectfully, ....y.,,
N,- IQws:mOs
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AGENTS NVANTED.-.s- MONTH
n the AMERICAN KNITTING MACH NJ co..
Bos.ol, Mas, 90 81. Louis. No. il- +l&w .s
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CAUTION } 81 pawn as9s

JOuN q. KELLOGG 80 Platt st..S.Y sole Agent
sold by Druggists. Price q cents Box
JAM td4wfE
rI,uF BUSINESS ISDEN. 81 Psrs Row s.. Y- .-
Jl1. contains Iist q $1,000 Business CpFH- DR.
ties. Vest alt south. pages, ul--.l nv
cents % year. -A--' I-'
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LOST.

Also for sale by R. B. SgEAE,Ss 20, WIN
CENT TAFT. and /, u, buARlTf,
Feb dsSe0G.le6
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THE REDS in BRUSSELS.
CONTINUED FR0a EIGHTH PAGE.

and the crowd taken by surprise listened for some
moments with strange silence. Then again the
cry OF "Vtoe Pie iH ~ was raised, but 1t was feeble,
lurtner up the street ana then third Joined their
voices In the revolutionary music. In O moment It
seemed as II the whole mass sang together, moved
religious manifestation was swept from the scene
another ready to take Its place; something more
serious than Students row was on foot and II
once these groups OIL designing fellows could get the
unreasoning crowd IN collision with the soldiers
there was no telling what might come OF II.
CLEARING THE STREETS.
by this time movement was absolutely impossible,
and the police had lost all control o. the mass,
whereupon the Burg0master gave the order to the
commander Of the soldiers 10 clear Il street. But
The crowd was no longer Wiling good
one. 1t was ugly, acknowledgement to hold Its
ground. Admirable patience persstency and quiet
resolution on he part OF the soldiers however, soon
the use OF any more formidable weapon than the
butts OF their guns. Posts were established at the
ends Of the Rue Canterteen and circulation IN tnat
street was eatrey interdlcted for the nlgnt. MI
1ner0us OF the more obstinate persons were
made. At abOut two A. NJ on Monday the soldiers
left the street. aud moved down the Rue de "a MADE
leine with their prisoners when the crowd fol0wing
them attacked the rear platoon Here the soldiers,
exasperated, turned on the crowd, cluDDng their
guns, and several persons were nurt some were
thrown down and trampled upon. several Of the
soldiers were hurt. ana one was cut with knife.
There were.
SOME MINOR DISTURBANCES
at other points, but by three A. NJ the whole city
was quiet. On Monday night troops were on duty
again, but there no disturbance and to-day the
city has resumed its usual aspect All that mas
taken place may be summed up in little by the state
ment that certain number VI disatfected persons,
members Of the International, some OF whom came
from Liege and Verviers tor the purpose, seized the
occasion the disturbance made by the students to
endeavor to get the people anu the soldlery In COL
lsion, and missed their object thanks 10 the energy
or the authorities the patience OF the soldiers ana
the good OF the people, but yet 1t was very
marrow escape.
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H. and - s ssi TO- iS;, sSsss:
was massive and value entirely nominal % the
ss:1c CUBA Ssys s,Uss rsnains IS &c.
de- Cuba massovsdo 81, aery zoe Porto Rico.
NAVAL sToaEs.~s s "a psn'Ins was qaie without
ss ss s nn Toe The
BUYERS TO connpe purcha.ers srAl oss We nots
: :nsi G @ ss from Wharf, Msas ri Rc
the basis OF go . for strained wtho 6uses, We qots
sT so pss ~ Is AND Mo- ta.rs Sa
%as prss os .ass To- bD Tar @
mngton was held at 1876: y
5000 66s refined standard white IA ot.. asAc ss.e
ss%sines quiet, but held a c for Ausas. sna
e. s sss ssa cs: -. ,s.f;' s sa F
d and But :. po ss o. mos
I'll: s:. s s:: s. ;:.s
s IS s S g. .s S IL z;
sss s S naSon was J. owing 4: %
w. ON i
setons q importance tIan.pred We guoeshort elesr.
cut short e
Saa ss f Beef s- sSs:
mess Ss 23 for prime mess .e.ce. and pa sss for
Southern with safs Sss Ss ca '9
@ % :"s ne %s!s:
PIC ds 0:s. e as and s @
40 l6c. Lard quiet, but very FIRM at l0sc. llc
cash. ami FOR balance OF month Angus held at We
note sales of 900 tlerces for December ut also
note sales OF 100 erccs city lard 0c Butter cheese
were quiet, and prices without noticeable change.
RICE Was steady, with fair jobbng demand at former
prices We note sales OF $50 bags Rangoou at 7c Tc
H. 30 bags do. bond at Sac, gold 100 bags Patna
7t.c. q 7Isc., and so tierces Carolina at SIC go
SUGAR.The market quiet but decidedly firm. with
sales OF OO hds and IL boxes the basis Of 9c
ID for fair TO good refining Cuba Refined sugar In sell
lers favor closing at l3c Shc for crushed powdered
and granulsed l2qc for 12ac 1876 for T. 1iAc.
2c for extra Q, Nc for c. and l0c llo for yell
low We quote - to common refining size
Sc fair to good fair refining 9c. 94c to prmers
Inning 9c. 9tc fair to good grocery. a6c l0c prime
60 choice grocery 0c centrifugal hhds and boxes.
gc l0sc molasses. hhds and boxes, 8c R9c. nola-
do, 4ssc 7c HavanaBoxes Dutch standard Nos. to q
SIC agc do ~ 70 H. s 1oAc do 10 70 is. inHc.
do, white lsAc 1870. Porto Refining grades SSc.
a9c grocery grades, 9a4c 10sc. Brazn-Dutch stand
ard. Nos to L. &c. gHc Java-Dutch standard Nos 10
to H. 9sc lOc ManaCurrent clayed and SUPERIOR &c.
q DC.
spKLrEn: The market was steady at S3 sly . SO rs.
tic. We note sales % tons silesan private terms
TIN firm, but quiet at former qnota with sales 10
tons English &c. gold H. $40 slabs straits at
gold h. cash. and Ac gold lb 30 days. and
100 boxes charcoal terne, SO l2h.
TOBACCOThe market for Kentucky steady, but In
active, and heard OF noteworthy sales Seedeaf
In light demand with sales of 40 Connecticut 1859
sTEAnINE quiet but hrm ut l3c for spot and balances
of month
quiet but firm, at 8'1c. 9ssc for common
to prime. Sales, 5000 lbs.
WHIsKEY.-Receipts 5sS bbls. The market hrmsr.
with sales Of $50 bbls. ut 9316c.