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Final Notifes.
IRLEs BREwsTER's ESTATE.

CHARLES BREvsTER'S ESTATE.
I'VE, THE So BSCRIBERS. having been appoint
" ed by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Chttenden, COu missOners toTeceiYe
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of sll
persons against the estate Of Charles Brewster, late
OF Huntington, in said District. deceased, and also al
claims AID demands exhibited in Offset theretO and
81 months from the day Of the date hereof, being
allowed by said COurtfor that purpose, We do there
lore hereby give notice. that will attend to the
business Of our appointment, at the late dwelling
houss Of the deceased in Huntington. in said Dis
ret, on the Sd Tuesdays Of August and December
next, at 10 O'Clock A. ", each Of said days.
Dated this 18th day Of June, A. D. 1871.
S. p. CUTLER L., .-s,-o,
JOHN ROCKFORD, ! 0ol-4N4
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DISTRICT COURT Of the United States iurzhe DIS
y trict of Verm0ut.-ln the matter Of John g.
Alibse, Bankrupt-ln BtnkrUptcy.-I0 tho Credit
crs Of aid BANKRUPT and all whom this may con-
Germ. This is 70 give notice that the second and
third general meetings Of the creditors Of the fore
said Bankrupt has been ordered ~ sad Court U DO
held at the GiTc1 Of ". d. Crane, 10 Newport. in
said District on the 10ih day ofJune, a. D. Isl 0, az
DO o'clock A NJ hofcrs John p Sartle, Esq, one Of
the Registers in saif Court Tor the purposes named
ia the 9TH and 2sth Sections Of the L. 5 Bankrupt
Act. approved March 2, l-d7.
Dated at Newport in SAID District this 9TH day
of MAY. 4. T., l7.i. ;. O.. BkAEY Assignee
June 1--uEGE
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
TIE Lyman Holabiri HOMESTEAD Of 37l ACRES,
in shelhurn, Vt. is now offered for sale, t0geth
er With the live stock consisting Of % COWS horses
&c, &c. full assortment Of farming implements,
furniture, beds. bedding, dairy utensils, g-osiug
crops. and provisions in store This excellent dairy
iarn Is beautifully situated the west bank or the
Ia PQt,e river at the head Of ohelhuTn Bay, az the
Intersection Of the roads from McNeiPs Ferry TO
Burlington, and from sheiburn Village to the Har-
boz or ship yard Of the thamplain lranspor;at'on
Company. Il Is . miles from Burlington, D miles
from saclourn Village. post oice, depot, telegraph
ol,e hotel and CHEESE FACTORY % miles
from tie farm Of the Vermont Horse stock Co
There landing AZ Cle corner OF the farm for
shipping from axe thampeiu- Il j. well fenced
throughout With cedar, we'll Watsred, wooded and
umhergr has a good assortment Of fruit, being To-
Gated in the mdst Of the finest fruit growing reio1
% the Chauplain Valley.
lt has large, trst class, story Brick House, W tn
slate raui- and atlrer's cottage, also brick Ih8
Barns ? I'd cgthQuses are numerous, convenient, in
COCO repair, and supplied with running water.
The above property WILL BE SOLD LOW. AID
possession given aimed ately 4 plan Il tie ttru.
AZ. schedule % the properly. can De aeeu AMI fur
ther particulars 0HtiineG, at the Office u
JOHN L. BABST0W AdIinist-ator
Sag -1EWN Bank Block, Burin-t1 Vt
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RAyKRUPTCy BLANKS.

WE HAVE PRINTED and have on hand for sale
VI FORMS in BANKRUPTCY CASES, for use
U; s District Court, Orders By mail promptly
hlled- Address
THE PRE- PRESS ASSOCIATION,
Burlington, Vt.
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BicmpSD MARREr-On Monday 200 tubs
% butter were sold At % to - cents, and 500
boxes CT cheese at to 10 cents; some sage-
cheese bringing u to l3 cents.
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VERMONT NEWS.


An incident Of tie late FIRE st Nerg3nn6s WAS
the finding Of = suged and burned leaf from ?
day oooA' bearing date Nov -, 1870, pcSei up
near lne scene OF me nre' "hlch rec1Fl tAe names
o. many citi1ens ven Known 81 that time Couee
inca re'Siiel al II 'enN, butter COST i- L.
i9"i eolls OK "oYi ols- so on-y'
-Ao farmers iu Addison county have sold 8
numbar 6 carloads u manure 20 enrich someoi
,;la .te ;-'-e-r,i1 l- H., '--,.,,.,,.,,, -
49, -t.,...t.. III ,fs5It.s.,- -.
.lest.-.,;-,' ,.;,l;-' q 60, 'Isrs
a own meeting was 1g-l ID .1.1"A'l, lue
d. 20 e.eot constable IAf'y lse.'ns N1s nor
attendance.
sioi B. Martin. the new proprietor Of the .
Martin House. North Ferrisburgh gives an
90 independence b'I at 'hAt house on the .
evening oi July 'I
Dei H. Allen, aow sole proprietor Of ihe E'rn .
Spring Ia Psn.an, IS realizing quite sn income
from the sale Of the water, which is IN constant
dea.Id ITS nei.ca' properties are saiI 70 be .
Me'srs. j. l.. virgo, j. sons ana l.. j. right .
* icy bridge nave purchased o. L. W "Ts"o-i .
from l.'s s,.ca farm 81. .iorrs'ile' the Two year
.d snort hlfu n-l Satan he lIice, we IN
e-5 - WI ~ ~ D. ~ -, ',-,e'
a.. ''-' ~ -. u .t- 49,
f.rfaoI NJ Z. ] Vr.-b. b,s so'l 10 Nal .
Fs-rv - In rslsr1 m. short Horn mi .
tfs- Who's, r..li--s. is -a.,risl in va +
American Herd Book, f1r 5000
ciss,.- t.,.s,.,. Ia g,5-s-, --,,rfs-.,,-s-
.. e,I;sf-,-- ,,,',-s az go a 80. IN .
,,t;,., no -a-ls If .. -.,,, ,-s-n IN, '' far
Boston.
So -.'-s ~ - 80
-....l 49, I--i,-,,.',i.l
l-c bfr'el lelse ~ ".oi 4e'aI .Ars c'a.A 10 I
Pee 'He nanner l. age Oh ile STATE Iney nave = .
ne;raefsAip OK 49,
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g-.-
"5oen'J ~ ule L'sV lu"e i..Il
"otSs' scum ''aAl'soni! unier nAlo map
os' lou ',tl ''e- ''s su' l'eeu i',''is 'u
Ntl1'e'' 'le s'- 10 -i.' Oe-i 20 'il1l''
a'ou' s''t4 J.''s' vs. 'euN' CT l'"e- ~ 47A'N
~ 'he ..s Aa'ios r'Iei upon A'l1' "Hi jung .
Ao'o7a MS NteA Ai-' sA'--ies
The bell i.r fhe new Congregational church f.
At Aancde5,e- Will be tie lsrges; il Vermont
The old hotel stand. frl,eriv the Green Noun /
tain House. ~ S,srshu-r. owned by Sherman /
Robinson. Nss Totally DESTROYED hv fire esrlv in
lie morning of ID, 'lltb int Loss. = 900 : I
fully insured
Manchester is a7. without fl. wonder. 4 .
child was boru there last Tuesday which weislel /
only tweuty-tou- ounces. but was perfect F.
formed, AID hopes STE entertained Of ITS living.
It's face can he slmCs. covered by an od-fashion- .
el cent, and lady finger ring can be sippel
on the arm. The parln.s are Of usual stature.
H., ,.,,,.... .,.,-+ ,-t.,,. ,...-,,-...l To-. 90.
sio8s a. Nsncbs..sr an the an INST has tried
b,t three cases The .s-r, will rrob,bIv h.. an
,,r,,su.ilv lon, ono r5. -~snj i,,rv h, ve beqn /
5ie,bsr,eI Tbsr f,,l nj ,,-,ss, ,,,,, tiil. /
mostly FIR small .f.accs
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
81. Johrsburv has arrived 10 the dion.tY Of
street sprinkler.
,r,r.-t- .,, Q.
a, AZ i,@y WIN 1 N ylly Ill'lu u
~ va ,'5't'''' 20 "F,.
ran into his Forehead abaye the eve The acct
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-06-23
BURLINGTON
CITY DFEeE RB
AND
BUSINESS ADVERTISERS
RU RLiNGTOS

FOR iszi-S.
The sixth edition Of this publication will he is
sued July ist. careful Of the city viii be
taken by competent eanvassers, AMI all possible
pains exercised to make the work complete and re-
liable. I; will contain the name Of every selfsup.
po.tu, resident Of the city, together with occupa
ton. pllee Of business and street OF residence, o
complete list Of the officers 10 each department OF
the city government; the different churches with
date oforsaazation and names OF first and present
pastors the numerous organized societies with LIST Of
ofcers general statistics and in short, all inform
ati.n calculated to make Directory valuable to its
patrons, both private citizens and men Of bust
ness. As an
ADVERTISING MEDIUM
The City Directory will be peculiarly valuable,
circulating as it viii in the private families and all
places Of business within the city, and preserved
for reference during the entire year For the ben
cit 0. advertisers the Directory will be sent to the
principal hotels and other public places throughout
the State.
The names Of advertisers will appear in CAPT.
AIS, and subscribers IN SMALL CAPS.
Advertisements and subscriptions respectfully So
lieited.
ii. s. HART. Publisher,
Free Pres Building.
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By Telegraph.
New York Market.

By Iolss rsph.
New York Market.
NEW YoRK, June 2l.
COTFON i Heavy and fully lower: sales 9-4
bales middling uplands at 2D,
fLOUR-Ssles 100 barrels State and Western
dull and in buyers favor; State 5laC 20: round
ern 5Ol0s 90.
HhAiN-Wheat heavy and ldc2 lower; sales IL p
ot ou No Spring at i63 A. winter red and
amber western So .Gl ~. Corn less active and
one cent lower sales 5000 bushels inferior and
common mixed Western at 1id54: GOOD 10 choice
''I, =, Oats heavy Ohio and Western 65i a6s.
PROVISIONS - Pork lrmer; new mess "A Is
prime u va ID. Lard shade frmer at aiGlOs.
Butter quiet; Ohio loar23; State 2la32.
WHlsh EY-Fimer; Western free elll7g3.
RlCE-Dull Carolina qiGg!
SUGAR-ln fair request MuseovaIo q3in. Clir
10 good refining 9idg3
COtFkE-Easier and lower; Rio I3Gl5l.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE - In fair request al
k0SlN-Eirm at 70G2 50 FOR strained.
ed 3jG25i. ''''''
TALLOW-Steady at qlG9 SIG.
NOOL-Less active pullod j-d5i. Texls S17lr
California Spring clip ls1il
LlNSkED-Quiet at IS gold.
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3he Blind ,YyTGsP to see !
Ayu TuE
Deaf to Hear,
inpor-sn, Letter fr.u
Very Fer. Father DF3FO9s

DIS. LissrHILL4 s4lra.
DEAR siEs Your Wonderful skll in the cure Ct
EYE AND EAR DISEASES il now 50 we'll known,
that ny testimony may seem 90 e sups-daous. But
l fee! duty bound toward You aud The Public TO
uake kaoua the olllwio- case. which watched
with the deepest interest fom frs very cornmeu,e-
ueat. Wien four vceksaso. SIR Morris mcIrpc-
uey. yo--s a-a iran ,la-slu--y. s. s.. cane
hase with 'a, advice ia searb os Istt.. Dc was IL
,hs mos, mrs raaIs state. Sang aim s; totally
bird. Just able TO distinguish daylight from dark
al1 E,A.4ltl anil DIS sight a.! been growing
worse and worse every day i7r tlc eighteen months
previous ill at length al hope Of saving him had
dislppol-el, siu happy now e. re able TO state
tia, under oar treatment be iss a,-oaly -ecoy-
cred SO far As 90 walk without a-y guide in the
streets and every day brings oa him marked .m-
r7ovemsnt Orc month has dome ior tbs young
man what could not be expected H.I after Eve or
SIX months Of regular AID successful treatment.
In h.s name GU. in tie BAN, q his parents whoslo
surprised 1t suca -iurt ala almost unexpected
recovery. thank you anal hope ,latua-r assic.-
Cd ones viii seek AIT lad tie same speedy relic. at
you5 hands
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Mr.. sullivan PECK hsp presented Us with
stalk If winter -ye, six feet four inches long
grown 90 tie plains ia south Burlington. It
can t. sem 81 our counting room
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STATE OF vE2AjNr, The Hon. tie Pro
r1srp7-- ~, w, -r.y, ss hate Court for the Dis
7 trict OF Chittenden;
To all persons interested ia the estate q John
Gray, late Of Uuceri.l, Ia ssd District deceased.
GREETING.
{tfLEREAS, sad Court has ASS gned the Gth day
~ Of July next fo- the settlement Of the admin
s-rati0n account u the administrator OF the estate
q said deceased and cred that public no;cetuere-
OF be given % al persons Interested in said estate
By publishing this order three weeks excessively
previous to tie cay asslzned, in ths Burlington
Free Press printed In Darlington, in said Distri-t
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified % appear at
the Probate Court rooms III burlington on the dav
assigned then and there 20 contest the allowance of
said account. If you sec cause.
Given under my hand, this ith day Of June, A. p.
l-7L
T. E. WALES, Judge.
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OHAELorra.-Until within a few DAYS there
s''i-ea TO be a repetition or continuation of the
-'lasiii Of last year; but there is now prospect
I'd 'e''er times Owing to the drought Of last
'eAsan' which killed msny Of the grsss roots,
'ns hay crop viii be Light in this quarter. Look
ing Al Inc meadows from distance. they promise
unusually well. but on getting 10 them the grass
IL I'and 10 be very thin. Dairymen are COM
fA'lins Of tae tumble il the price of butter and
-','7'e' especially the former. What may seem
hardship for them is regarded as exactly the
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A Supply OF coon BLOOD.

The work 0f cure is now beginning The ylat,d ana
mucous do p0siis in the bowels and u the almcuiary
nal are elected. The liver, like clock, is wound mp T.
its t0rriitv The stomach act psvc.
r.t. .rI.r.f t., +.+ Do. is -tIn- M
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The Chanp,ain Association Of Uniyersalists
meet st Richmond on the last Wednesday and
Thu-sisy Of June
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1illTox.-Therc were $50 tubs Of butte, sold
In this market on Monday at from p to % cents
and few choice tubs sold for 80 cents per
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ssORTGAGE AID Rs-ranteo Deeds, City CoU
III wriss, Trustee and Execution, Justice Wits
Trustee and Executions Lsasos, County Writs, &c.'
a., printed and for sale a. .
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WHEREAS. application hath been made %
~ this Court DO writing. by the Executor Of tho
asst viii Of said deceased praying for license
and authority 20 sell tho real estate Of said
deceased. including the reyersiou Of the wild
cS's dover therein. FOR the payment Ct debts
and charges Ct administration. and setting
forth therein the amount o. dehts due from
the said deceased. the charges OF administration,
the am unit Of personal estate, ami the situation Of
tie real estate and that such sale IS necessary 10
carry the provisions Of the last will Of dceas-t.
N1ercupon the said Court appointed and
signed the tth day u July 4. T. 1871, at the Pro
hate Court Rooms. iu said District p hear and lie
eide upon said application, and petition and ordered
public notice thereof g be given 70 all persons inter
estsd therein, by publishing sid order, together
with the time and place of hearing three weeks
successfully in the Burlington FREE PHEss, news
paper which crcua-es in the neishborh1od Of tn, 80
persons interested IN said estate. al which publ
cations shall be previous g. the day assigned for
herring.
THEREFORE. You are hereby notified Co appear he
fore SAID Court at the time and place -Lcc. then
ana there 10 said Coat, g. give bonds as tie law
directs lHr the payment Of Che ie-ts. snt charges
Of stratiou and make your objections % the
granting such license, ID you see cause.
Given unier my hlnd "a. the Probate Court Rooms,
this litn day Of June, A. T.. iSit.
5Iv3~ T. z. WALES. Judge.
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yaa rrraHrDN5.-The wool prospect looks
far more encouraging than last season The
,-..re.. 3. hat from B to 10 cents better per
mound more. viii be realized this year than
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LEAVE NO STING BEHIND

Tie Mandrake Pills are composed Of one ~ Nl'ur.
ualest cfts-thc Pedophilum peltaum. Ihes possess o.
tie hI1,d-searching Alternative properties of cluL h
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WY DO So many buy tie Nre Wheeler Z ISL
slns Becau-1 they hui on candid cN.ufllt..-.
that 10 is an that is claimed by the Half D
Million who use 4 AMI lis A-eats fs- Pas. tr.tIg
Sea iHg NI-sl4e.
Man -4--GWtf
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Halls Vegetable Si- IAN remover prevents
tie hair from turning gay sad restores Lsr 90 rs
uaturs.
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STATE cs VERMONT , The Honorable Pre-
DISTRICT or cHHrESnES, S. TIE. Of ChitteHde len
t. tie heirs and al per interested in the estate
OF Julius Lessor, late of Underhiu, 10 said Dis
t-lc.. deceased.
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nENKY ,IoRroN.s EsrATE.

Henry Mcrtuuf late ul
Bar,iu-t... il said District, deceased,
GREETING.
A. a Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chittcnten, the 9TH day
ofJune, 4. D. 1871, Instrument, purportng 70 DO
the last VIII and Testament II Henry Morton,
late Of Burlington. in said District deceased, was
presented 90 the Court aforesaid, for PROBATE and 10
Is ordered by said Court that the nth day Of June,
a. D. 1871, at the Probate Court Rooms 10 said Bur
hngtou, be ass --ued for proving said Instrument
and that notice thereof Pee given o. all persons con-
ccrned, By publishing this order three weeks sue
ceSsiveiy 10 the Burlington FREQ Press. q
newspaper printed at sald Burlington, previous %
the time appointed.
THERsFoRF, you are hereby notified 70 appear
before said Court. az the time and place Aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said will, II you have
cause.
Given under my hand az BUR- nE,on iu said Dis
trict, this 7Jh day Of June, A. ID. ISL
n. E. WALES, Judge.
VIVA
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]. you rant O. be able % read for a.l-5 together
by any Eint % zht, use Lazsruf & Morris Per
tectet Spocna-ies. they are almost perlc,-iy scf-
rouatc- Gall on J. Brlsmaii without -e-ly ans
get pair. JUrC-'-lAWlW
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T. E. WALES, Judge.


STATE OF VERMONT, } Tie Hon. the Probate
,,-s-,,-- ,,. ,-,7,.--,.- - Court for the District
'' ''' ui Grand Isle.
To all persons Interested in the estate Of julius
Lessor, la,s Of UllorhLl, in said District,
deceased,
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The potato bags are finding their match in
some parts Of the West in the soldier bugs, large
triangular insects which attsck the other fercely
aud make short work Of them when they ap-
r5a- ia any considerable quantities.
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blE.bs
DrrAw-ln Wnooski, June ig. Eliza Dupaw,
aged go years.
RnoADs.-In Richmond, June 10Th, Asa Rboads.
aged Is years.
WSG.-In Ferrisbursh on the sch inst, Daniel
Wing, aged 2s years.
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No company shows better record than the EQUI-
TABLE IT. transactions for 1870 were nearly one
seventh Of the total OF 81 mpauies doing business
in the state OF New York, snd exceeded by 500,
those Of any other in the United States exhibit
ing growth O; business and prosperity far surpass
ing any similar institution.
The average amount If the EQUITABLE Policies
were 35 por cent. larger THAI those Of any other
company. showing The preference that IS given in
this company by capitalists and others seeking safe
investments.
Office m Wires Irsuraaee B.ilfiHg,
Burlington ~.
J. J. HONAHAN, A,s,ts
A. X FULLER, )
L. ). PECK. Medical Examiner.
may l6-d&~tf
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THE
LEADING EisG Cana !jnssJ
OF THE WORLD;
TIE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SDCiETY
OF TIE UNITED STATES.
IzO BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
The bic
Is THE LEADING LIFE COMPANY OF The
-

w Q Il L d.
Il IS patr0nized more freely by tbs People than
any other Lie Company on the globe. Doing the
Largest business aud yet using the most caution in
selecting risks AID Invest NJ its funds.
The Tontine Dividend Policies ORIG mated BY this
Company, are readily taken ,as an lnvestment by
men who would scout at ordinary Ii Insurance.
Tho surplus Of the EQUITABLE over and above
all Liabilities, is owes 81 .5OU.UOO,OO.
PURELY MUTUAL.
DIVIDENDS MADE ANNUALLY.
Pah-iss Granted BY this CsBparg N0a-Fol fsitg-
bic, Gsa al participate IN the Prefts Of ne
Society.
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s; Adams, Vt, Jule 9Th, 1874.
June 4l-dGwtf
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NATIONAL CAxPMEEuSG.-The seventh Ma
tional Campmeeting under the auspices Of the
National Campmeeting Committee, will begin at
Round Lake, New YORK, July ith This plsce
Is Oh the Rensselaer, & Saratogs Railroad, twelve
miles South Of Saratoga Springs. The meeting Is
to be large si.ir-protably not less than eight
hundred tents Accommodations will be fur
ulshel at a reasonable expense for al who may
desire to attend The meeting Tickets for the
round trip may be hal from Burlington and sll
points on the railroad ami Lake atreluced rates.
The mammoth tabernacle. capable Of seating
5000, in which the committee hsve been holding
meetings in ssn Francisco and Sa.; Lake vii.
be there so that public services VII not tc inter
Iup;el by rain. The meeting Is nomina.,y uu-
ler the control Of the Nethodis.s, tutsI demon
instions Of Christians participate. It is fully
evangelical in its spirit
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1oted to stteud the muster in Rutlsnd on the

voted to attend the muster in Rutland on the
Fourth.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Alfred Eddy. s well-to-do farmer and me-
chsnic Of Msrthfeld, hung himself on Tuesday
last. No cause for the act is known.
few days since the wife Of Thomas Ioreioy
went to Montpelier to attend the funeral Of
brother, aud returned corpse
wIyDHAM COUNTY.
Absnequi fire engine company Of Bellows
Falls. hss decided to attend the firernen's muster
at Rutland en- the Fourth.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Chester has purchased FIRE engine and appa-
ratus, complete. of Zimmerman. which will ar
rive in a few days, and on Saturday evening
fire company was organized to man it.
Some Sabbath breaking, irresponsible fellow,
while hunting, fred gun in the neighborhood
OF the wood lot in Ludlow, owned BY Joshua
Parker, of Csvendish, by means of which $50
cords Of wood cut and contracted for market
were consumed, and 200 spruce logs also cut
and piled were destroyed.
4 destructive Ere at Norwich, between there
and Dartmouth College, Hanover, broke out in
the ssw mills Of George killing, about one
O'Clock Wednesday morning, and totally con-
sumed the mills. Loss estimated from ten 10
fifteen thousand dollars insured for Sc 900.
The fire is supposed to have been the work ofan
incendiary.
Charles Mescbem, % years Of sge, and be-
longing in Reading, employed on the farm Of
Hon. VIM NJ Evarts, near Windsor, was drowned
while bathing in the Connecticut river, recently.
His body has been recovered.
Robert Askwith, recently from New York
city. in the employ Of Daniel Gill, of Springfield.
was killed by being dragged about twenty rods
by COW he was leading, be having tel the rope
Of the hster around his waist, when the animal
ran
The Windsor County Court closet it's Nay
session, June 18th. There were come twenty
applications for divorce upon the docket, about
half Of which came to p successful termination.
The change in the law, which allows the parties
to testify ia cases where the complaint is intol-
cradle severity, led to disclosures Of bsrbarity by
the lords of creation in Windsor county, which
would be disgraceful to the Ku-hlux A Wood
stock correspondent of the Rutland Herald
says The complaints Of int0lersble severity all
came from the . weaker vessels the lords
either having no cause Of complaint, or endur-
ing Affections with patience. There was one
case where it appeared that two brothers had
exchanged wives some seven years since, and
each had continued to live with the wife obtained
by the exchange. 1t did not appear in court on
what terms the " swap vas made, but it is
said one Of them paid COW to " boot" If the
man who psid the COW got a companionable
woman, he made good trade. Perhaps Judge
Barrett did not say that the parties to this trans
action were more suitable candidates for the
State prison than for divorce. but it was quite
evident he thought So.