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Now permanently located In Burlington, may 10
consulted daily, except
Tuesday and Wednesday
OF EACH WEEK.
Van Ness House,
ON ALL DISEASES OF TIE EYE AND EAR,
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LETTER FROM
Mr.. ". y. X. Miles,
OF vERsENNEs, VT.
LETTER FROM
Mr.. ". y. X. Miles.
OF vERGENNES. VT.
DR. ). ". SAITH.

DR. ). ". SAfrH
Burling ton, VI.
DEAR SIR:-DOubtless you will recolleet having
operated upon the eyes of my mother, removing a
cataract from which she had suffered for fifteen years
1t is with heart fun Of gratitude that now advise
you of her complete restoration and that she IS able
to see perfectly we'll with the aid Of spectao!esl
You not only removed the cataract but also heavy
burden fiom the heart OF each member Of the family
for We had begun to consider her case beyond the
aid Of human skin. Do Us the kindness to accept
our heartfelt thanks aad bes. wishes for your
future succssi. We regard the money paid you as
mere nothing compared with The benefit received.
Consider ever your friends and servants
Respectfully.
N. 8 h. MILES.
Firm u keniAll q Miles. Door Manufacturer
yerssnnes. VI Des. st. ISL.
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Special NotiCts.
WIn,s, Ut-aon

Fa-u e.a.lla- alone a.I ae- pso,ec. The body
a-7.-.. .lse.-.s4i sa..- ,as Sudden l.rfe.,.l 10
..,saa.s.--s s4 Sd B.. s-a,. -.,aas. sa-iy winter
faaael aa1. .as-s.a preserve. ,ls aainal heat,
u..tl,s. a., .a2.s, aa.a-. s.ss-. Tent proper
o. d. che ,9s-a. gss,.4atlso .. ul.ts,,er's st1l-
sch l.t.e-. vi sl.. therefore ,pse-l, profession
az-.ast majority tie complaints vh.cA are meet
e-ur.a d. ,ls season. ya- example. e.u-.e q
t-e great vs-s-a-a la7ie1-su.. commenced row.
While a.st-ure 90 lrcslaas calls AT FEVER. t..-
iusc'le. d-.1-le-zof,ls stonl,A c5ust path .a and
ns7y other eazp.a ATS which age often tie direct
or intis-e. t--,t ofaa atmosphere .arcat--eI with
c.,i. u-W..'c.aus v1p,r. Ms-,ave- the system
toned and re-u a'ei by ,Al mems ia mech mote
AEe.y t.rs-a. pulmonary diseases than 70 slall
Otherwise be- log a.s .l3aen,e OF searching usii-
c.ae pe,sldes si. us organs aai every atsr aud
tissue aftae frame. Persons whose vital powe.. IRE
we4s, especially av-ld 'li ca a-t the aged. IRE
earnestly recommended 20. t. n,a The s.uter's
rsar uf.41a. l-7.aS rc. .us,o Q. t4-s safe and sun
Gent meas 3D.. ro enforcing eutsohiei latarc.
Much suasr.u- nay be escaped. nue. danger
aT,rtel By following .his c5uacu. B.tt,, late than
neyeri.a -.,- pr.ver'. bu; i s, better % De early
than late
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STATE OF VERMONT, } The Homo able the
DISTRICT FcHTEsDEy b. I lsS opSi s SL sae
To the telrs and all persons Interested in the estate
Of John X. Gray, late OF Burlington, In said
District. deceased.
GRERrISo
WHEREAS, application hath been made to
w tuis Court in writing, BY the Adiainistrstlr
OF sait e. ate, praying for d eiss and
authority % sell the zeal estate 81 ssid
deceased, Inc u ins The reversI on OF the Wild
owls dover tho in, for the p M 1t Of T. an;
charges Of adm nistra1 letting forth therein
The amount OF debts due on tie -aa cscsas, O. the
char-es tf atui9sl ration, Tie amount of peIs1ual
estate, and situation OF the real tstate-s.id real
esttts consists % "a after acre los ue-r North
Bend ST.. Ia said BUR- natCn
Whereupon the iaid Cou-t appointed and as
slgDed the I'd day Off uuary A. D. 1917, the Pro
bate Court Rooms, in said d stict, 70 hear and DC
eide upon said appl cation and petition, and ordered
public notice thereof O. be given Go all per inter
ested therein, By publ slins sli1 order. tOs. ther
with the time ard place hear ~. three weeks
Excessively in the Burlington FREE Pass, a news
paper which circulates in the uesh1oIhond Of III
persons interested IA s,l1 estate all shich pabll
cations shall be prev tl the csy 81 -ned f1r
hearing.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified e. appear be
fore said Court, NJ the time and pa.e a-sz. ed then
and there In -alC Court 20 mare our iectious 70
the granting such license. % ttu ses caus-.
Given under my hard,at Ire Probate Court Rooms
this tn day Of december ?. II. 1871.
25H3w T. +. WALES, Judge
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Ias ra-spts Of the Northern Transportation
u74-y irgl passengers. the past season were
.I-loIn.
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Begin the New Year well by renewing prompt
q, your subscription to the WEEKLY FREE Pass.
Il you sre not taking the paper, subscribe for
;ie best family newspaper IL Vermont. All
pspers discontinued at the expiration Of the time
paid for
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Charles ". Setrle has been appointed postal
..s agent from St. Adams to Richf5rd.
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FIRE-About Ave o'cl:ck Tuesday p. NJ, an
alsrm Of fire was given, caused by FIRE in the
shsyings room Of Blolgett & Sons planning
mill The origin Of the fire IS supposed to have
been from back draft" and puff Of flames
from the furnaces which communicated with the
shavings close by. while the fireman was tenn
porarily absent in the engine room. The fire
was speedily eztnguished hy the men st the
mill and in the yards, Supplying streams from
two hylrsnts close By. The damage was but
slight. probably not exceeding $3.50 The fire
department was promptly on the move, the sew
eral companies being Represented, but did not
reach the mill before the FIRE was subdued. The
Ethaus took the shortest route down College
Street. and consequently the advance. The hose
cart OF the Boxers became clpsizai on the bill,
in front OF Sheppard, Davis * Cos retail shed
and had one wheel smashed otherwise, no injury
heiei the iremen. Tue Hooks are entitled to
better truck than the numbering old machine
they turned 0at With last evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-15

THE OsRo tWIs) MAsroDoS.-Our towns
MAJ, Mr. Amasa Drew, has received from
Omro, Viz, piece Of the tuck Of Mas.olon,
found IL that village few days since. Some
workmen digging ditch came upon two huge
turks, which, though broken by rough hsnd-
Ing, were secured, and measure ten feet each in
'eng;b -Four immense teeth we're also found,
Measuring nine inches across the crown Snd
saghing eight pounds apiece, and other por-
Bon. Of the skeleton. The discovery occsfioned
iles sensation in Omro. Mr. Drew will
Place the relic in the College Museum
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O'Connor demanded Conoly's whole properly,
which has been transferred to others, to be
decided to him in trust, pending the action in the
courts The latter proposition was not scceded
to by Connolly.
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The s5,sdl.iers Of the New London North
-, -,Tr-si ave unanimously ratified the
I'D tbs. r0ld to the Vermont Central.
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The sanof sol, and box of clothing have
.sB contributed from Grand Isle to the Western
.-.-.-.rE
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A0NTPELIER AND WELLS RIVER RAILROAD.
The directors Of the Montpelier and Wells
River railroad make az urgent appeal to the
stockholders TO pay up their assessment They
announce that if the subscriptions are met with
t1Ierable promptness, they will be enabled TO
complete the grading and the masonry for The
entire line by The first of next May-and In much
lees time than one year the road will be in full
operation. No mortgage has yet been put on
the road.
The snaual winter meeting Of tie Vermont
Dairymen's Association will be held in Rutland
"a the thiri week Of January next We un-
derstsni that papers will be resd by Mr. Gould.
Secretary Of the Connecticut Diirymen's A.
sooiaticn. Oh the production Of milk, butter and
cheese for market by Harris Lewis, Esl., Of
Herkimer, y y; by T. b. Curtis. Of the
Ctioa Herald, sni several others The meeting
vii 10 doubt be an exceedingly interesting
one.
lzrohiASr DEcrsros.-The Supreme Court
has Just rendered decision in the case Of Geo.
Sewmsn. treasurer Of the town Of Brat;leboro,
vi s u. Waite, cashier Of the First National
Bank, Of that plsce, to recover the penalty for
a!asing to make return Of stockholders to the
town clerk. The case came before the County
court, and was decided in favor Of the bank. on
the ground Of limitation Of statute. 4 demur-
rer was entered and the Gaze carried 70 the su-
IRENE Court. where the demurrer is sustained
sud a verdict rendered in favor Of plaintiff
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-15

l.rN.FgtL SCHooLs.-The Normal School At
i.-..a Les % Students, and that Al Randolph
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MoNrPzLIER.-The annual village meeting
occurred on Monday evening last The dis
burssmeuts for the year were s2,007.l5, leaving
a balance in the Treasury Of Sll64i. The fol-
lowing village officers were chosen for the en-
suing year
Cierk-Mahlon Tsplin.
Bailiifs-L Bart Cross. ". n. Peck, II. n.
Taplin. 4. A. Mead, J. VI. Bailey.
A meeting to vote appropriations will be held
December 18th.
At the annual meeting Of King Solomon's z
A. Chapter, the following officers were elec /,
for the ensuing year
VI. Z John W. Clark, II P
f. John c. Emery, K
E. Levi Boutwell,, s.
T. C. Phinney. C. II.
i. L. Mack, r. A. c.
George W. Wing, P. 8.
Henry Ferris, Master, Is; Vail.
NJ C. Kinson, Master. % Vail
J. W. +. Wsshbnrn, Master. III gsi.!
Denison Dewey, Treasurer.
James S. Peck, Secretary,
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Average temperature Of the week, 200:
first week December 1870, b. rain 0s7
shes: Barometer. mean height, corrected Tor
.s--psrlture, p 30 inches.
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DaoP LErTsas People should De careful in
placing drop letters in the post office boxes with
cat stamp. Money is sometimes put in with
the letters, and consequently there are more
letters than the money viii pay for, and the
officials DO not know which letters ere intended
20 be paid. There is no safe way, to secure the
delivery Of drop Letters, only TO put stamp
thereon
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fosr'L ApPoINwENrs.-At Victory, Luther
.lss, Jr., vice Vim. u. Kaeelani, resigned A.. at
'rIth Pomfret, p. T. Snow. vice " H. Coburn,
guel At Bloomington, Ssm'l Hal. vice J.
" NinsoS resigned
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sr ALHANs BUrrEs MAREEr-Th market
yesterday was dull Fall diaries, 33e. to a-c.
ar good prime lots; Winter dairies l4o 20 45c.
The cheese market continues dull Dsiry l2c
Be- la. factory l3 lie. to l4c.
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Montpelier IS going to have boot aud .boe
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H,y Is worth SIS ton in Rutland-in Bur
r-,on 80.
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Major General Robert c. Scheuck, United
States Minister, London.
Gen. II. Henry Baxter. ex-Presidsnt of the
New York Central Railway Company, New
York.
Trenor W. Park, Esq. President of the First
National Bank. North Bennington, Vt
The Hon William N. Stewart. United States
Senator. Nevada.
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MnDLgBURY - Col. G. y. GoulIing, late
United States Consul At Hong Kong, Chins, de-
livered his illustrated lecture upon " China and
the Chinese" Monday evening. in the Academy
Hall. Tuesday evening he lectured again 81 the
same place, upon " \ Trip with Bismarck from
the Rhine TO Pari'." he illustrates bic lectures
BY photographs OF glass, taken directly from the
scenes represented.
The dry-holse connected With SWiney & Bur
rows door factory took ire about noon on Thurs
day last, but, although well under way. by the
prompt AID energetic Efforts Of the fire company
It was extinguished after couple hours hard
work, With comparatively littie damage to the
building ani contents. The loss of stock is
estimated At s 100. the building received con-
siderable injury.
Batter from 20 10 % cents in the market
Monday.
Wrlter Aniion, who lives in the esst part of
the town. last week killed a large bird, per-
haps crane, which stood five feet eight inches
high, and measured six feet from tip 10 tip of
his wings.
The Register says We would call especial at
tention to the State Temperance Convention to
be held in Middlebury next week, on Wednes-
day, the 10Th inst. Let all our churches and
temperance organizations be largely represented.
Let the clergynen notice the meeting from their
decks next Sabbath, and come themselves and
bring their people with them. Let there he =
general rally Throughout; the county.
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was speedily eztinguished ~ the men st the
mill and in the yards, Supplying streams from
two hylrsnts close By. The damage was but
slight. probably not exceeding $3.50. The fire
department was promptly on the move. the sew
eral companies being Represented, but did not
reach the mill before the FIRE was rubdued The
Ethaus took the shortest route down College
Street. and consequently the advance The hose
cart Of the Boxers became clpsizei on the hill,
in front Of Sheppard, Davis * Co.'S retail shed
and had one wheel smashed otherwise, no injury
heicl the frenen Tie Hooks are entitled to a
better truck than the numbering old machine
they turned ont with last evening
Vermont State Agricultural Society
A meeting Of the directors Of the Vermont
State Agricultural Society snd Wool Growers
Association wss held at the Vsn Ness House,
Tuesday pm, Hon. Henry @. Root Of Benning-
ton. President in the chsir
TAe report Of the acting Treasurer. Hon. y.
B. Stafford Of White River Junction was audited,
showing tha; the net receipts Of the last State
Fair at ST. Johulbury. w.re over $1,000; the
largest ne, receipts OF any fair, except that
held IN connection with the New England Fsir
q, Era;;iaboro, in 1867.
The C3!lowinr delegates we're .ppoiatel TO a.
/ tend the meeting Of the National Wool Growers
Association 90 he held a. Syracuse. n 7 Dee
l0h
Hon VIM H. Sanford Of Orwell
Henry Clarke Of Rutland
George Campbell Of Westmnfier
Hon Crosby Miller Of Pomfret
ieuuel S Drew OF South Burlington.
Co., y SoTeu of Cornwall
Uoa. IT. " HsHof Burke.
AcESoWllua4tsI For the eradication ui
/ the numerous persons who So generously assisted
ly their donations in tae filing Of my Chicago
box give tie following extracts from the letter
acknowledging its receipt, written under date
Dec BIB
' Il gives u-e -ies; pleasure 90 s-y that your
box OF clothing has arrived, most opp0r,une.Y
goo. for the weather .eslfllly clii and ,hC SUI
D. a..N
emu Wy ,- ..,. -
-l .'.s r,,.. - ~,
With n no,t r,i-ii ,,.t. The mercury below zero.
,nls vr.as6 .,ti ir a t5ip calico dress. the only
,-efasb,I ssv.d cotton cloves and w5efal
l.-- n uniers.,rbipg. tbe CIV soon bulk her a
shantv but the oracls ars 60 wide that wind.
-s-- avn s-r- t,st IN urrr her and bs-
only enid, delicate -iyl sixteen yesrs oll
Sac had uai.el Der blanket agaiust the wEl 70
keep ont The sini, aud consequently they hal
u' bel clothes su- were nearly tr.zan. ! vas
SHE 20 give her fe" tliuEs, 1lt can now fur
u.sl be- with warm clothing Thanks 90 your
N1i idenis BE assured, email use my best
Judgement 10 che distribution Of al. these excel
Ien- a1i -erv'osah.e articles, which you have
soa. me, su3 that you have uy varmest thanks
l.I '--H I'D ''.' % 'Ne u', 'l' it.' ''o'-'l
'..''7' WHO ''' '' i'-' 70! you'
e--i'i-
Wy thanks aie L1s alss o. SIR. q. $ Arp,et.a.
..-.---...- .....- ,-.-.,. . ,---.,.-
t-s.- -ar haiy forwarding me BOX Tree oi
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KC-KLUX.

lied the sueing OF the sureties Of the defaulting
City Treasurer. RAum, who lie deficient $4,000.
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vermont PoErar.-A beautiful volume Of
uss sui original poetry by eighty Of Vermont's
a... gifted poets, has just been issued, contain
Ing 1I-rages. Send s. to A. J. SAnborn. Md
lsslry, sni you will receive 4 copy by mail.
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We figure nearly 80 more Northern cattle than
last wees and deci iedly the largest delegation OF
buyers noticed tn season. The best cattle in
CURED TO- and bou .ht by city butchers. aud medi-
um TO ordinary CRATES f iut0 the hands Of country
butchers Hamilton had the finest bunch OF Is
Canada stllers. They 1ers the first lot Of the sea
son, very good two and three year old steers and
taken BY William Owing 10 kill. Prices this week
have rot materially chsnStd. A Fiaeld sold two
oxen al ScF b, dress weight, dress " Tbs esch. W
Howard sod COWS from 50 TO 45t' mead dress o MS
each, PrattA Sargent sold stays at S. r cwt, 40
shr nk; year Old steers at S3s 80 each Long
sol1 IA fine oxen at 90 sib dress light two Of the
best weighed 40 . bs fatted by Henry Weir Of jack
son \ , sold to sasyerof .nytrs, Mass
FrenchS Son sold oxen for SIS dress go rs ea'hi
2oxel at 5Rb dress weight; oxen at Sics b dress
weight "a shrink
sheep and Lambs Sheep are SIN Ia active de
mand. The supply not being heavy has helped the
trade. Thers were SINE lots &C low prices, but Of
poorer grade. Good sheep as high as last week;
All that sus,ainsis the light supply. Ripley
old 10 vol sheep at 1cHb az s0b'; TIC sheep at
6scRfb ay bs W Hoy sold 100 Av 51ibs at ste
Hfb, kice Livingstone SOLD lO3 sheep at Ct Ut Az
ms. A tideld sol1 80 sheep at ScPtb, av .Jtts
Il BrOSneu solo Oi:sheep ut 7cP u av 55ibs II
Plstt so d a foe load a. s. . Yhead ay ga lbs.
POultry-Live Ioulry Is not s'nt in only in small
los bot much dress sfun handled. A fe< crates y
by N GliGden and ano'her party had small iot
Prices cnarged. We quote vKtrs lots at l6cRfn;
primo Is a Di5ici good i51l53c medium i4,,dri4i
poor 70 medium lfcStb.
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Essrz. in the search for as local liens % in
Essex your correspondent has discovered the
following
The Winter term OF Essex Classical Institute
opened on Monday las, with over eighty
students The prospect is favorable for more
thsn hundred laring the term The Board Of
Instruction has been increased by the addition
Of Miss Helen 81 Reynolds. graduste Of
Houch,ou Seminary. as teacher Of French and
painting. The number admitted 70 the High
School in connection with the Institute If about
forty The winter term OF the primary schools
iu town slso commence on Monday. that near
Mr. Woolworth's, under the charge Of Miss
Mallory Andrews, ia the B!iss neighborhooi,
Miss Elna Bickueu. and at Buffers Corner.
Miss Jennie Smith At the Junction Miss
Lizzie Brownel has charge Of the intermediate
school, commencing Monday next. Dec. II. All
Of them are teachers Of experience.
The house built, and FOR many years occupied
by Hon, T. R. Fletcher, At the Centre, and that
adjoining, has been sold by Mr.. Osgooi to
Russell H. Davis, for $4,000,
An arrangement is a5ou: being made by
which the Rev Edward P Stone is to become
the Acting Pastor Of the Congregational
Churches At Essex Centre and Underhill,
preaching half day each Sabbath at both
places.
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LETTER FROM
Henry B0itGrd, Esq.
4ENEzs % TAX
CHIITENDEN cor MY BAR.
'suRLissfos. VI. Oei 10th, I57i.

DEAR sIR.-It Is one year since yoa began to
treat for Chronic Catarrh which At that time ad
troubled me for Abou; fur years, your treatment
removed the disease that for the past light months
have had no return Of IT, and now feel as tine adj
vlnoes that the cure IL permanent. cannot 200
highly recommend your careful and sklIfal treat
nent. Ithas the double merit Of being entirely
satisfactory while the treatment continues. AMI is
permanent and lasting IN its results aflerwards
Very respectfully your.
HENRY BALLARD.
COME AND NTHE NEW GOODS
Just received AZ III Drug Store,
bought expressly Tor ,hristasas and New
Years. co,.s tia, Jam. so beat "a
The State weTTAve a fuuIiae
,pn.ny Ole. AID useful
Articles. Fine andserchisfs, All
Glove boxes = Hat are GENUINE
a z
Card and Lette Gases, Work Boxes.
wrisiag Desks 'eriuue / y. Boxes inlald with
Pearl AID - kisyltod Woods
Work Boxes AID wrTting Desks combined.
Ru.si. For,sol o.. Pocket Book.
10 great var ETY.. for ladies I gents.
Ia French calf, Russia Morrcco and SesI
skin Dressing Ca ( \ es, from 81 to So.
We have preset very suitable for
gentlemen. Case fr cigars. cigarettes
and matches. ~ ome,hing little better.
A'''''F- IT. Cigars We
keep the s:.oioes brands, and sell
them st bot ON prices. Our rev
and popular sraud. i he w. NJ, came;
elegant "a ... sol, .a'. new.
'''n'ifal designs ''r''haan goods
our stock of PERU lE1sry embraces
all the POPULAR A rie'iss now sold
French, German, meri,sa English.
We have cut nd engraved Toilet
Bottles. Pu1gents1 l Ind Toilet Sets.
Allweean n Ay now, come
and see hundred Of goods that
we cannot aud pace here to
saan.t.t.. CAN AndUes us.
Dec g-dtf4w2w VINCENT i TAFT.
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BOAnAY, Dec. l2.-Tne Parsees Of the city
have offered prayers for the restoration Of the
health o. the Prince OF Wales
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WATERFOWL Union Live Stock Market.
FOR rHE wxrx ENDING TUESDAY. Dec IL. 1871.
AMOUNT or LIVE srocK AT MARKET.

Cattle. Sheep lambs. Swine.
This week, 95T 5sI2 q
Last week e62 66lO A.
Vermont go 323I ~
Prices or Market Beef-A few choice, 50 5Otps9 rs
extra, 81 n % first quality, - 3 a 70 second
quality, s. 80 a 500; third quality, s. 90 a co.
Prices Of Store Cattle-Working Oxen, Y pair. &c.,
500 Sl2j to 500.
a s..
farrow Cows, sI212j.
Yearings. So sea Ia Two years old sl2G2;. Three
years old, sl5d45.
Western fat swins-Live, none. Northera Dressed
Hogs, &c Ptb.
Store Hogs wholesale, none.
Prices Of Sheep ana Lambs-In lots. So - 500
81 60 and 8 " each Extra, s. % q 50, from
TO 7acRib.
Spring Lambs 81 on a 6 ~.
Prices Of Tides .TallOw and Skius-Bri ghton Hides
@H9s q II TallOw 646fc Rb. Country Hides
SIC ID Tsllow, 5d6c v ID /. Pelts, 81 p a Is !
Calf skins, 10 4l5c Y b.
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Wv r. + WALES, Judge.


IN BANkRUPTCY.-D.str strict OF Vermont. $50
L whom il NAY cnuc--u AZ Newport. IL sth
DAY q i'ecember, \. b. l-.l. The undersigned
hereby gives notice o. Dis appoin ment as Assignee
II the estate Of sIessrs harlh q lillian OF raruef
In the County Of Caledonia, and Stale Of Vermont,
within said District, who has been sdiudgsi
Bankrupt on Crectlr pctitiou - tie District Court
said District.
Z. ROBIN ON
.iw3w --lfl-s n Ia i Earkruut Estate