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a radical change has been introduced in the prac-
tee ofmedicins. Physicians have ceased to torture
and PROSTATE their patients. Instead Of pulling
down they bald up instead Of assluting nature,
they assist her. Cuppins, lea,hing, bis 'ering,
varesection cllomal altimonv, ssupif, in narc0t-
les; ard ras ing purgativos once she favorte resour-
ces Of the faculty, are now rarely resorted to even
h,, tho most domestic members of the profession.
Tbs old creed was that disease was something which
INNS b. expelled By violent artificial means. ire
ective Of the wear and tear Of the vital organza-
ton n the process. The new creed recognizes the
,nn-ovement Of the general heath IS essential TO
no cre of al local ailments. Hence il IS that Hos
tr.-'s Siom-ch ritiers, the Uost potent vegetable
tooi III Il pharmacy has ever brought to the assist
80 ~ nature il her struggles with disease has
go co-di.iiv approved by prsctt oners Of the
,,5e-n lol Il Is pleasant 70 rehsce that reason
80 ,b,losonhv have at last been victorious over the
~ - n lie rast and that Thousands, and tens of
tbo,sar Of human beings are alive and we'll to-day
,rbo wrud iudubiiahly be Wondering in their
Graves hid hey been su Jecied TO the pains and
penalties which were deemed orhodoA anu mus
hen able thirty or forty years ago
Preventive medication was scarcely Thought Of
,ben hat no = it Is nsidered Of paramount impor-
tsnca and the celebrity of the standard Migrant,
aIterstvs and restora i've the age, "a titie wnlch
Uosteter's Bitfers have fairly earned th-lr long
career Of su cess mainly due TO us eiic.ency a
protective preparation 4. a
A course OF tins bitters i urgently reeomme noe1
as safs nd certain antidote TO intermittent and
remittent fevers, diaTrhea, d. sentsry and other
maladies.
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A. j. Merrill, faniliaily known as Jack"
10 keep hotel'' satisfactorily for term of
tWenty-eght years, requires tact as well as taste
ana this Jack" We believe, has done to the
satisfaction Of numerous guests. embracing &C
they have high and low degree. Az who
have sat at his table have teen emipeptlv d" oon-
TENT with the solids, condiments, and fluids be-
lore them, and it Was " natural - that apy one
VINO mad eaten "squsre meal at Jacks
tnould wish to repeat the entertainment. Mr..
Merrill closes his house against the wishes of
many friends, who have enjoyed his homely and
genial ways of entertaining his guests. Many
ifee-hearted man of middle age, in Vermont
and elsewhere, as well as the boys and students
oil later years, will learn with sorrow that the
doors of Jacks hOstelrie are no longer open to
public patronage aud enjoyment
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WEoosKL-Nliss Addie Edwards Of Wncotki
has in her possession a magnificent butter
6iTd-it seems greatly out Of proportion, to
call such a splendid festhersd fowl, fy,-
which measures nearly five inches from s. tip to
tip and is oruameutcd in the hig nest style Of
art, regardless Of expense. Il csnle forth e in
full feather from cocoon, which she took in,
out Of the vet, and is supposed to belong to the
species gigantsum tomatoetua moasirosis snd
Mr.. Edwards has planted en- extra tomato patch
for lie subsistence.
VIM L. Greealeaf has Just set up in his drug
store an Ottawa Beer fountain ma lie Of WI
nOoski marble with silver trimmin gs. Any
one wishing to he convinced thst Winoos-
ki marble cannot be cxcellei in beauty of color
ing, snd susceptibility Of perfect finish can be
accommodated by calling at The drug store.
little son of Samuel Washburn. jr., on
Saturday fell into a veil IL his fathers yard and
after sinking twice, roJ was lowered and The
little fellow seized it and was rescued. The vel
is some ten feet to the W, ter, and the oy Is only
three years DID,
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STATE OF VERMONT, } 10 al per-eas con
trer ef ia rus o.
DISTRICT oF hiiiAN'NN'sS- A n.erun n Cas. late
Of Burlington in sad District deceased.
uRrE INC.
At Probate Court holden AZ Burlington Titlin
and for the District Of On tteudeu, the DAY cf
Ami, 4. p. 1874. an iHs lament, purpurtiu- 20
be the last " u and Te tame tof Al exon tasl-i
late Of Burlngtn7. in said District deceased,
was presented b. the Court Aforesaid. Cor PROBATE,
and il Is ordered by siiI Court thaf the 9Th day q
siav. A. 1871, AZ the Probate Court Rooms IN
said Burlington, DO ASST snrd Tor proving sald IL
strument and that notice thereof be- -ive1 o. al
persons concerned. by publishing THIS order three
Weess ccessivcly iu the Burlington Free
Press a newspaper printed y. said Burlington, pre-
vious % the time appointed.
THEEEFoRg you are hereby MT iei % appear he-
fore sid Court. at the ami place t0rcst u. AID
contest the pr nate % id will iryou have ctu-e-
Given under my hand at tur ingtOl H. sad DIS
trict, tins l-tl day oi Apfu A. r. =
sJw3w T. +. WALES, Judge.
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BOSTON MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, May 3.
FLOUR Vie Flour N irket has been quite dull
the past week, hut no material change IN prices
has taksa place, AID iaForite family brands are
held pretty firm The trade are purchasIn. only
in small lots as wanted, and . i0rce sale some
concession would have % be made. The sales n e
been 81 s. ~ % - Tor Western superfne 3 81 az =
Tor common extras anu s. 400 sa - for All wau-
kce and Niuues Il bakers extras Nh.ts wheats
range from s. n - Tor Ohio. Indiana and Michi-
gan ; 30 ~ - Tor illinois, and 8 30 "a iU 30 l0r
-. Loans. including 'avoute family brands south
sru -Four is quiet and st small. Tne sales have
been at 3 H Tor common extras and good family.
and = $40 AZ 10 - for choice and iaY0rits family
brands Corn heal is in fair demand. with 81 es At
8 ID &C s. Vi z nh.. In Ky Flour the sales have
ueen In snal lots al 5 IS a - 2 Dol.
d tAlN-lhe receipts Oh c lrn have been ,ou sid
cradle " lJ d -iner feeling at the Close AMI mar
ket Be- v bnsa higher. Tle sales have been at
- n SIC A. 0ushsl Tor W. stern and Southern yellow
and So r.. ISL Tor Ne.tarn mixed. Oats are dull and
price have eas5d o. with sales at % n flt p bush
for cumiaon anl choice ami very cho.cs lots at an
advance on the latter rate. Rive continues % he
taken in suaL lots 40 81 I'D a 2lt Dusnel. Shorts
have been selling al sa} 10 81, and Fine Feed ana
Mid1linGs al 81 az 'n ton. Barley Is gu et ana
prices raage from g1 ~ ; 20 q bush as 70 444lirv
iIr Eastern and Western.
PBONlslDNS.-Tne market or P1.1 remains
about tAe same as treviously noticed. The trade
are purchasing only in small lots, as wanted. but
with better feeling u other marsc.s the article Is
held w rh more .lauess here Tho GALES have been
II fli M O. r prime : sd ~ sl flr bless and
% re- s-fr Clear Bee. remains he same u Id r
ate sales We quote Gales oi mess and extra mess
~ u ~ ia-e laf1ly extra at So G % G. ODD.
Lrid is uull and has been s- lil, Dr. D. ~ Izic b. H
for steam DIS kettle r. dC7el. SIN hef Hams haze
h~en ODD ialr demand, VIA sales at b ~ l5c b l,
as Co qu1lfy.
PRJbuCs.-New Butter has been arriving 1la
freely and meets with 'a.r demand. Ot is lui
ana Me- .ee-3t The safes If choice Ntw YORK. suc
Verne nt al.rlFs nave h-cn at 3 H ..e. and cI m-
mou from d U .I- G. 90. oh Batter i- ru4l from D.
q -i' Z l'. as 20 quality. Tho better qualities OF
Che So have been Iu fair demand. hug ort nary
/ grades 4. De- H-r r n .
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Probate Court.


The following is report OF the business done
in the Probate Court for the county Of Chitten-
den from February 18th to April Doth.
jeremiah French's estate. Burlington settle
ment Of administrators account, assignment to
widow, dividend to creditors
Samuel Rices, Westfori license to sell real
estate.
David NJ. Phelps estate. Burlington settle
ment Of administrators account, assignment to
widow and decree to heirs.
Hattie L. Drinks estate, Burlington ". Il.
Brink appointed guardian.
sarah P. Ballard and others, Burlington (; IL
cense to sell real estate.
Elizabeth J. Fobes and others, Jericho Ira
L. Fobes appointed guardian
Geo. DunlAp's estate, Westford hearing on
proof Of will, decree of court establishing will,
appeal taken and allowed
Sylvia Richardson's estate, Westford ap-
prsisers appointed.
John S. Tubs estate, Colchester Lucia E.
Tubbs administrators, commissioners appointed
William X. Taft's estate, Williston settle
meut Of administrators account
Joseph Roscoe, jr., and others, Burlington
Lucius Luck appointed guardian.
Joseph Rosco's estate, Burlington settlement
Of aiministra;or's account, assignment 10 widow,
decree 70 heirs.
Joseph F. slater's estate, Burlington
Lyman Barber administrator, commissioners
and appraisers appointed.
John X Gay's estate, Burlington commis-
sioners appointed.
Harry Everesi's estate, Milton; license 10
sell personal property.
John. 3. Whe.ler's estate, Burlington ap-
poiutment Of trustee under will
Oh
90 sell real estate
Emma Darlington, Wexford Albert G. Var
ney appointed guardian.
T. J. Slater and another, Essex Edward C.
Slater appointed guardian.
Flora ". Walker, Burlington Kilhurn b.
Walker appointed guardian.
Alma N. Cooper's estate, Richmond Henry
w. Hodges administrator.
Cassius 2. William estate, Shelburn appeal
taken from decision Of commissioners.
Jsnc FergGsons estate, Essex Reuben Fer
cuson appointed administrator.
William Hsrtson's estate, Shelburn Altba
Harrison and Alexander H. Lucas appointed
with the Will annexed, commissioners and ap-
prsiselt appointed
Emanuel Han. Burlington :; Volney G. Bar
her appointed guardian.
John +. Frman's estate, Richmond klysi
Flrman Administrator.
Geo Danlap's estate, Westeorl Clarles II.
Nichols appointed special siministrator, commits
siouers and appraisers appointed.
William II Howard and another, Milton
Ellen 81. llowlr. sppointel guardian.
Louis Freuch's estate, Uuierhill; Luther
Stevens administrator, commissioners and sp-
Iraisers appointed
Charles Hawari's estate. Milton; settlement
ot executors account, decree 10 trustee appointed
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TRoTTING STATIONS.
rEe,nbleionfns 10 ,areh

By RYsDrK's Ia BIT 'Sttv, ~ ! AMI the sez-
an If f~-f AZ tn Z rz farm tl= sire rtsr
Tens sat VII, {. os q inc 1t - sice
ana s % wren the mare proves 2" nr Ia al
MosARcH ~ili no ssven Yea OLD RI - n. 1871,
il bilot hay bacx lezs WIT Two Rhita x q. 0s-
him. han1s an wcish- 10 lbs lie VS. 81 e ~
RY-.YK's n sNRLErU~tsS, he -irn Of % sf-r Sho
sod Tor $3.50. NAJ8z @ISFfs or So. %
BEU % for sc21nl. II Pr MsDiu- for 30 o.
sT.ErLE for s. o t. "a. thres Yeas o % 40 .ea
and manv oths liable md very fast trJtters)
Dam bs Res All al al CuieI.
POR LASO.
BLACK SrALLIr< wlth WI te Ia snd enc white
pastern behind * wears d THIS string, - Ran g.
sired oy CaARIOs (the -Ts o. "uLD PUr.'' q, NEsr
JoHS AM other fast tr0ttersi viii also - . the
sea- n o. I'll at the sans pace. TEEHs SIS. u
insure. Mares pasture and we'll carei Or, hut
all sccident- az osner's rtss. For Cir:ulArs giving
pedi gree and flu particulars sdtress
JUSTIN MOULr0N
Wet randolph, Vermont.
April I3-w3n
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ASsIGNEE-s SALE.

A Ionic BESIIS & sOi, in Hansruptey.-The
n undersigned, assignee Of said Bsnkfupt's state
will sell at Puolic Auction az the WillOughby Lake
Bouse, 10 We tm0re, VI.
Tuesday May 10Th 1871. at 10 a m, precisely.
The following des rihed property nan ely A
large lot OF household 10 niiure all in good eonfi-
ton, one good piano large stage eoseh. near,y
new AMI several small coachas, RACES carry IL
buggies lumber wagon, &c, several hor-es and
colts pure hlooded Jersey bull, ot Of sap tools
sting Of pans holders. buckets &c, WIN other
articles too numerous TO mention Terms cash.
l. II. HALL. Assignee.
Westmore Vt April %, s7I-i3w3w
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REAL EsrATE-T0r number Of years a suit
has been pending in the courts, involving the
title to the well known property on Church St &.
Of Moody Haskell, iately deceased. We learn
that this suit Was settled yesterday by the pay
ment to the New York claimants Of the sum Of
$1,000, which now vests the title solely in the
heirs-at-lAS Of Mr.. HASKELL.
Eiwin o. Wires has bought Of Van Sicklen,
Barnes and Walker the two city lots immediate
ly north Of the Tunnel, on North Avenue Lots
are being rapidly taken up in this section of the
city which indicates satisfactory progress in
our already populOus North Ward.
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~ UNIVERSAL REMEDY" Browns Bronchial
ifoehes" for Coughs Colds and Brorchial Affec-
Iens, now stands the frs. in public favor and conf
dence; this result has been acquired by Test OF
many years Its merits and extensive use have
caused the Troches to be counterieited, and we
would caution Purch lsers to be on their guard
against worthless imitati lns
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SlAlc or ---4s-F l. no Hon TIE Fro-
DIsrsIcT Or CHI rzy3ES S. rrst ~ = ,i l g -
To the hei's ant all persons iut--es;ei in the
distr CT, eceased.
GREETING
NVHEREAs application ha;h been made to this
W Court IN Iting, by the ad uini-tfsr 4 saiI
e. p ayln- uc aud lutt 0r.ty O. rel. The
lea ate oI said decreased for the taymeut q
cents, sud cha-gs II admit i-tratiHn slu setting
rtn herein the amou Of q .hfs Jus r. soc sliI
deceased the charges OF Atui9is--a io1,
tho auouat u pefs0 al estate ant the
situs'i the raj estate that all the ris ht sid
estite has DO my real e-tats - urdsr bout or
o cupse1 ~ the 'auiiy Cf cccsl-ed, t1w rcs thep
chg-e moueT Of whicu the sum a. 3 srii uu
pa q. si that the minor rra o L-ce4s-! clam
= forl. cad riehr tbs ii rem see
WHEREUPuN tho said Court app tinted ard rs
signed the 10th dag OF May. A. ID. l7l D, al the
Probate curt Rooms, Ia said District O. hear and
decide upon said application, and ueltI'u ard Or
dercd puilic norice Thereof O. be- -lycu O. al per
suns intere ted ther %, ny pub % n- SD or-er
tl-tth-r Ni.h tie lac dl1 pIac- 90 ysa fng three
successfully. 10 the " Bur u-t.n Free FEES"
newspaper when circu ates IN tc u- Glib rnpud u
those pers interested m sii1 ts all of which
publications shall be- previous % the d. s-ss nsd
Tor hearing.
Therefore you are by natIiei 90 appear before
said Court. no the time and place asst &c tneu and
IN said Court u mis- A. q .i-. rIrr cfs,
for tho pay meuf OF the cots ant lhir--- sdr s-
trafiou. ana m exc yu1r OH ctIJ 90 the granting
such license if you see caus-.
',iven under my hand. 40 ths Probate Court R,oms-
j,Esw TIE. Wales, Judge.
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TALLKIII CmF.-This celebrated Hamb,e-
tonian stallion has been purchased for ten thou
sand dollars by the Vermont Horse stock Com
psny, from his owner, Z. N. Holmes, Of Case
novis, n. y.
Waikiki Chief is coming six yeats CID. lie
was sired by old HambIetonian, owned by VIM.
Rysiy2e. Of Chester, Orange county. II. Y.
dam, the vell-kno9n Harrison Mills mare she
by old American Star; her dam by Block Be-
shaw-making Waikiki Chez brother in blood TO
Dexter, Aberdeen, startle and Socrates, and
second to no stock horse IN America.
Mr.. Holmes has fine STALLION colt. Cssenoyis
Star. by Waikiki Chief, for which be refused an
oaer of $1,000 from Messrs Bioigett,
Drew, Tucker and Jones, the purchasing COM
mittee of the Stock Company
The Casanova Republican, speaking Ct the
fale Of the Chief says
Although this seems to be : large price for 81
single morse, yet when it became known that
these gentlemen hsd g refusal of him for iew
days, all in our community who have an eye for
the beautiful, either stock gr DIVERS, horse deal
ers or lovers Of = pleasant drive, expressed tne
keenest disappointment, snd We re ready 10 form
e stock company for purchasing snd keeping Mn
in this vicinity.
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a notable event; is Il e closing on the first Of
Msy Of A. J. Merrill rs well-known botel at
Winooski Park, after fs riy-one years of genuine
old-isshioned landlord hip. From 1880 to Au-
gust 1912. it was KEY by Arad Merrill (; bat
rince that time to the present date, by his son,
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

TUE CO-PARTNsRSaIP rstofore existing IN
Il der the name OF NJ. Coreofau 4 Co., is IS
Gay dissolved ny mu u8 cOrssnt Eitser parry
may use the firm anne IN liquidation
The Business will be contInaed BY James Don
nelly. EICHAHL C0RcORaN.
JANE b0NNKLLY.
Burlington, VT, April %. ls7l-f'dltswSt
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Cattle--Arrivei in good condition for slaughter
this week. supplies light from the North Quota
tons Of last week are held frm, notwithstanding
tho &c lower rates at New York market. Ton
punches of nice cattle TAR lots will cost bu chefs
S 80 q cwt. e. W. Jones sold ? oxen at $40 50 p
cvt dress $50 rs each oxen at 81 a. cwt dress
1900 each. a Cutting sold ? oxen at xll y cst.
dress - rs cash; OK at $40 20 q cEt dress go
lbs. L. Jones sold ) oxen at 81 q cwt dro.s li5l
h. each. X. f. frer ch sold steers at slD a. cyt
80 shrink. J. n 6lidden oxen at Sll p cwt. J.
Actarand sold Il Canada steers at s. ~ H. live
weight, steers at sic. and II GERS at Sc ayera "a
lloO TBS. ". Kicker sold oxen at SO 50 T. cwt.
Sheep - sheep demand lively at last figures.
Spr NJ Lambs are beginning to he offered We
quote fine lots Of LAMBS at s. b. head The SUNNY
OF the latter were good drsssers from to months
old. well fatte1. pr. Dole sold u Spring lambs AZ
81 head, 81 sheep at &c e ID. average 100 MS q
W. Jones sol1 % sheep at sic 2 70. average % Ms
Hooper shaw sold q sneep at SIC q n average
10 { rs. Hooper houshtOn sold So sheep at STE
2 70, average shade over 100 lbs
fou Lfkf Extra, l6iUi7ci pr me l6!dIG q:
good D., al6c; medium, 10! a sic. poor 10 medium
l5c T 10. Arrivals c'mprise the usual varieties of
chickens, turkeys and Iow Largest otIer lie q h.
ana not anxiots at that rate. Supplies most f-om
Messrs. HOughlon, shackett and brady
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FRANK AND BARNARD GRATIS
= L 4 i

STATE oFvERMoNT ms '5i Hon 9.! PToeaie Cont
ienIcn.
To all pers rs interested 10 the estate of J.ne
Gra5, James Cry. kate cry Ellen "a az.
William tray, re. t'-sv -bI BEN 81 tf.ay,
% UuderaiI., 10 sid District
GlrErlSG.
WHEREAS, appH.-rion in writing ram been
~ made o. thi- Count Dy the zrardia1 +
said wards, for license o. sell ell thei- interest u
certain real e-tatr, -ctfiu- IT. % rein a. Is
w-rds own m stc-l Ia crest unle- d D.. M .or
reel vi isa lher ho-, John IRA, G,c-a -I sid
~ los Of l1 acres % 1910 ruisl uul. WI ca there
is I'D 60 re aid ah .Ut $3.50 Gus far the .u-c a-e
money thefei. and th = 20 .ot.t c..1lc ve the
interest OF sall glrGs O. sell cir rtsle-t ia ssd
premises Tor the lurp So %. p-t-ius III. pc eos
tAsIe1y at M rest.
Ard thereupon the said Court appointed and az
signed the 9th day of M 4. f. -t 70 the Probate
Court Rooms. ~ said Distinct. f0 hear AID decide
upol said apple ton au1 ordered thai
putl.c ntti,- thereof be sven Co al uers ls IN
terested therein, by pu'iis Iiu- this order ;hreo
weeks succvssively =. the Burlington Free Press
news paper which c.ruulites 10 the neizhbo-hood
Of those persons Interested therein, al o. which pub
ucat'aus -hal be previous % tee tine appointed
for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 20 appear
before said Court at the time and place az r. said,
then ami there % 'i CT O. the gran. 81 sIca II
ceuse % g. sc cause.
0iven under my hand, AZ the Probate Court rooms.
this IN day Of APrI, A -. $3.50.
fiw3w T. b. WALES. Juize.
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sA.AH NJ. rKACI.s EsrAre.

WE, tbs So 8.CRlBE8S hlsinz been appoiet-
" ed ny the HOu1-a1l- ths Prolre Court fir
the III trct % Cnittenden co IA ssiuuers O. res. i've
G staiae ami a1iust IN cIa q dem ,nds OF al.
persons against th- vatatc 90 arah Vi. T ray late
uf rs-tx, 10 sai1 D-rrIe.. deceased, AM 4iso d.
C aims af1 d-mtnt- exhibited % .f-et hereto. and
SIX months fri IN the csy Of the date ere @. being
Z re- hereH. We gee, that Will attend to the
business Of our appointment AT the Ia e residsuc Of
the sin S-ran 81 Tr C, 90 tss K. ia san Dis
ret ON the fist Hedue q IS O., Ju-e and uc o1er
next. a. l1 o'elocs A. n. on ear4 % -ii- dave
batei this zjth day of Aurii. A D l.
J.. T. Moon 62i', Conm..sior,-,
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Ghe marhets.
WatertoEn Union Live Stock Market.
FoR TIE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, May ?, ISL.

AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
This week, 2e3 232I $50
Last week. 3j4 ESQ 47a
Vermont, 43 IBIS 10
Prices Of Market Beef-A few choice. si2. extra.
SllMll 80; first quality, SO 258 no =; second
quality, $ 5Od9 80; third quality, a. 5GdsO0
Prices Of Store Cattle working oxen. " pair.
none; Mich Cows and Calves from siId6j; extra,
S70d90 FarrOw Ciws s394O; Yearlipgs. 500
Is; Two years old, slOG3 Three years old s3Odi0.
Western Fat Swine-Lise, 6sG7c y b ; Dressed
isG9c V b.
Stores - wholesale, 10 sGlIc 4 ID.
Prices Of Sheep ana Lambs - In lots s. 70 S.
Sc 2j, s. 80 each Extra Sc 75ag IS or from 10 Ic
Y H.. Spring $ 10 81. Veal Calves, 81 a 9.
few choice at &C q To-
Prices Of hides Taliov and Standardization Hides
&c e ID. Talow e ID Country Hides. &c = N
Pelts 81 80 "a s. so each Calf Skins 10 a ISc p h.
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SLATE QUARRY IN VERMONT
FOR SALE.

The valuable Slate Quarry, formerly owned by the
Western Vermont Slate Co, ct Hydeviile, VI, is
offered for sale at low price The Quarry and
farm with IL con tails about 100 scres o. good land,
wood lot OF 81 acres, and another Of 800 ares -
tenement houses, large mil and other buiidings
steam engines, and a other machinery required
for quarTying and dressing every artic made ON
Slate. ali good crnditiOn iOr immediate uso
This Slate Quarry is the best-with the except q
an adjoining quarry-of any 10 the state of Yer
mont, producing soft slate easily and cheaply
dressed, and the unfsding purp'e roofing ate
which but one other gu Try can produce and many
pa ties will not use any other KIND. This entire
property will be sold at a bargain, and on easy
terms the present owner cannot carry the
Slate business If not sold in lew weeks, II will
be leased for a term OF years.
FOR further PARTICULAR enquire OF SAMUEL
RAYNOR, III William street New York, or Of
HENRY y. C00R, on the premises; or Of Messrs.
DUNTON tEAZEY, Rutland, VT 4ia2x
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NOTICE.
WHEREAS my wife, silva NJ. has left nv bed
w and GARD without just c. n provocation
this Is t. warn all persons against Larboring or
trusting her on my account. shall pay no cebts
Of her contracting after this date.
GEp. MINCRLES.
Grand Isle, VT. May |, ls.l-dltkwaw
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PENSIONS.
SOLDIERS OE 1872.

SOLDIERS OF 1912.
CURViVING SOLDIERS and SAILORS Of the
- War Of 1872 srlisted or dTaftsd who served IN
Army or Navy, are by law. now entitled 10 ecsive
pension from the URifed States. a. tie rate Of
S per month from February l4th, 1871.
Col. Charles HunsdOn, now ist rested IN tbs firm
of c. S. Titus & Co., Bankers No. 45 State street.
Albany, n. Y, will give prompt and peis nal
attention 10 any claims, Applications. placed in
their hands from Vermont. Copies Of the Law, CT
any informant n desired furnished. on the applica-
ton Of such soldiers.
CHARLES HUNsDON,
Is State St, Albany, n. Y.