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FARM FOR SALE.


l.
TTlIE LYMAN Holabird Homestead of27l ACRES,
In Shelburn, Vt. is now ofIe ed for sale, togeth-
err with the live stock, Consisting Of ~ COWS horses
&C. DC a full assortment Of farming implements
furniture, beds bedding, dairy utensils, growing
crops aud provisions in store. This dairy
farm is beautifully situated the west bank OF the
La Plotte river at the head of Sheburn Bay at the
intersection Of the roads from McNeilis Ferry to
Burlington, and from shsburn Village to the Har-
bor or ship yard Of the Champlain Trans; ortation
Company. Il Is ;! miles from Burlington, miles
from Shelburn Village, post Office, depot, elegraph
Office hotel and CHEESE FACTORY; ~ miles
from the farm Of the Vermont Horse stock Co -
There is a landing at one corner Of the farm for
shipping from axe champlain. IL is vel fenced
throughout With cedar, well watsred wooded and
timbered has a good assortment of iruit, being To-
Gated in the midst Of the finest fruit growing lion
o. the Champlain Valley.
II has large first class, 2story Brick House, with
slate roof and a .a5orers cottage, also brick The
Barns nd Outhouses are nun erous, convenient, in
good repair, and supplied With running water.
The above property WILL BE SOLD Low. and
possession given Immediately. plan Of the farm,
aud schedule Of the property can be seen, and fur
thor particulars obtained. at the cfics OF
JOHN L. BARSTOW, Administrator
MayISdkwtf Bank Block, Burlington, Vt.
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BrxLTyGroN VICINITY.

Lemuel & Drew has sold his two-year old
msre, Daniel Lambert stock to George Ham
mond, Of Midilebury, for $500.
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NOTICE.
= Il. RUSSELL begs leave to inform his friends
-. and the public that be is prepared 10 do all
kinds of House Painting Graining, Paperhanging
Tintng and Decorating walls Of PAIlOrs Halls
Churches &C. &c, in superior style, and at rea-
sonable prices. IRON long experience and by close
personal ate 1ti0n hope TO merit and receive
share OF the pablo patronage.
shop Mechanics street.. lst west Of Mess. Il.
Rcby x Bros. Very respectfully
S. II. RUSSELL.
Aprfl IN ISL dxy3m
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PLASTER.
puRE fresh ground NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER
l. for sale by tho
wINOOsKI FIGURING CO..
ieoS f'oSWt Winooski, VI.
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VERMONT BAPTIST S. S. CoxvExrIox.-The
next annual meeting Of the Vermont Baptist
Sabbath School Convention is to be held at
Chester, commencing at . o'clock p. m, Wednes-
day, June 9Th. and closing the next day at noon
The following arrangements have been inside
for exercises
/. Tho place of the Sabbath School in the
services Of the Sabbath Rev L. J. Mattison.
:. The relation Of the Sabbath School to the
interests Of the country. Rev Mr.. Haskins.
Q. How to make the Sabbath School Concert
most interesting and profitable. L. r. Fuller.
4. Does the obligation rest upon every mem
Der Of the church te become connected with the
Sabbath SCHOOL, Rev E. Mills.
Addresses or essays are also expected by Rev.
Messrs. Hodge, Archibald and Whiting
Return tickets free on the roads under the
Vermont Central, and Rensselaer, and Saratoga
management
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NJ B. eCHoPIBLD, Of Essex Junction. Agent
vi. for the Farmers insurance. Company, Of
Montpelier, wrote forty sir applications in brand
Isle County. in five days last week. This gave in
surance TO the amount OF $3.50 and covered ICE
separate buildings June l, -1Awlw
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4 iHEAP ADVERTISING We will i1srrt
~ an advertisement in Isl ht Hundred Amer
lcin Newspapers Tor six Dlliur- per tine
per week. One line one week VIII cost SIX Dollars
Two INES viii est Twelve Dollars and Ten lines viii
cost >lAtg Dola send Tor a Printed LIST. Ad-
9fess gro ?. hOMELL co Advertising A tents.
No. 81 PARK Row. New York
FARMERS o. VERMONT,
lou maze Nide-awase Agricultural Paper in Your
own S--t'. send 80 cents u the Publisher.
ROYAL CUMMINGS. Se,vport. VI.
and try the VERMONT FARNEE the remainder Of thi.
wear. You wiH its a. Read what the payer. stv
oft. ~
Ably e-ited-Rec3rd, Bra .tlshoro.
T. lA!ly interesting o. the Farmers Of Vermont
lsaisr. Hyde Park
NorLy Of a liberal slpport-M1ss. Pouglm4a.
rs ciltjr ls q ready writer AID a practical All
Gu t1rlst--St- JohHs5urv Caiefontqr
ne nave henri but one opinion expressed of IL
|alc1 is cq-ame1dat3ry ia the highest degree -
St4nflrl. Barton.
" contains large amount q SPECIAL interest o.
FARMERS. which ls presented n 4 systeml.ic and
condensed iorm.-sf 4tI1s Hs,seHycr
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The bases OF its medal properties IS a vegetable
compound.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR.
Il Will keep the Hair from alliag out.
Il ci"nnscs the Scalp and maises the Hair
SOFT, LUSTROUS AND SiLhEN.
1t is splendid hair dressing.
R. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, " H., Proprieto1s
June l-EiW
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SMART WORK D..

SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKs.-Ths best variety In
in the state, ard on the best terms, at
HUNTINGTON,s.
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Decoration Day in Burlington.

ADDRESSES BY COL. W. C. YEAzaY ASn HON.
LEVI UNDERWOOD.
Memorial Day, now become a National holiday,
had due observance in this city Tuesday Bust
ness wss generally suspended in the afternoon.
Most Of the stores were closed. Our citizens
generally turned cut, as members Of the process
sion, which surpassed in some respects tie
noticeable parade Of a year ago, OF IS spectators
The national colors fosted at half mast from the
City Hall, Custom House, Hall Of the Grand
Army, and from many Offices. stores and private
dwellings. The general direction Of the cereu0-
MES was assumed by the Soldiers Society, the
Grsnd Army Of the Republic, two neighboring
Posts-post Henry, Commander Gresnlesf of
Winooski, and Post Tyler, Commander Cook, Of
Huntington Post S,annard Of this city
in the celebration. Numerous contributions Of
beautiful flowers, arranged in wreaths, crasses
and boquets were sent in by the lsdias Of Bur
liDgton to the Grand Army Hall, during the
forenoon, and were taken in charge by the fower
committee Of the Post
The parade commenced AZ $50 P. III Tie
column formed promptly at the hour. en- the
square, under the Efficient direction Of Post
Commander R. H. Start, chief marshal, aud
Msjor Perley R. Downer, assistant marshal. Tie
following was the
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THOMAS II. GORDOS's ESTA ATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. ? The IIan. the Prohste
DI'rs-o7or sRAsDrslE, So. }or6l-ssini I-s s ''-
To all persons interested ia the e.ts-e ocThom1s
T. q 7tol, lAta of South Hero SD Distrl--.
deceased,
Greeting
YEYHEREAS, sail Court hath ASST -ued tle D. IN,
- day Of June next for tie settlement OBJ. the
aini-istrat'or account q the administrator
thereof be given % all persons Interested 10
slid estate. IS pun shin- this order throe
weeks suc'cssiv-iy prsviocs Co Die LAY asst Ene1,
IN re Burlington Pee Pass, p-irts- IL Euriin-t1u
IN said lis.rc-.
THEREF0RE on are hereby notified - appear &c
the Probate Vfire. ia North Hero tie day
assigned t1on snt there O. contest the allowance
Of siid account, 81 YOU see cause.
Given uu-er my hand, tbs I-th day Of May
\ ID. l-1l.
isw3w It. ". ALLEN. g-d-e.
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tom House Officers on the frontier and Consuls
in the Dominion Of Canada, during the season
Of 1870.
On the opening Of the present season the
Consul General Of Canada issued orders to his
agents to require certificate for esch barge as
under the oil system and contrary to the order
Of Secretary Boutwell,, May 10th, 1870, on the
ground Of a technical construction which he ap-
piled to some regulation in the Consular Depart
ment, although no new lsw had been made
neither had the government order Of May Zoth'
1870 been untermsnded-protests aud remon-
strances being of no avail with the Consul Gene
raj On Saturday last, Hon. Geo. F. Edmunds
and Mr.. NJ. Davis, of this city, presented the
case at Washington to Secretary Boutwell,, when
an order was Immediately issued to the Consul
General to conform to the order Of the govern
rDept. May Doth, 1870, as officers Of the govern
rnenl wish and purpose TO facilitate rather than
ojsirucf legitimate business of the country.
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3inanrial.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS
-AND-
.MINNES OT.4 RAILROAD
LIST Mortgage Z per cent. Gold Bonds
At 90 and Accrued Interest in Currency,
ON A COMPLETED ROAD,
FREE OF L. s. TAX.

E'RE Il OF I. . i AK.
This road is row in the dullest season Of the yesr
earning more than : per cent net on this amount Of
its mort gage obligations.
Its per cent gold bonds are equal for security TO
Government or any Railroad issue. They command
a ready market and we are prepared to buy and sell
the az all times No investu ent in the market
possessing equal guarantees OF safety returns and
equal percentage OF interest. The Chicago, Burling
ton and Quincy has given a traffic guarantee And
obgates itself to invest in these bends 80 per cent
OF the gross earnings derived from all business from
this road This il sufficient indication Of the esti-
OF the enterprise by the largest and most far
sighted Corporation In the West. A limited GUAM
tity still for sale by
HENRY CLENS AND CO.,
% Wall Street. New York.
TOWER. GIDDINGS TORREY,
BREWSTER, SWEET & CO.,
General Agents for New England,
and for sale by
CHARLES ". WOODHoUsE, Cashier, Burlin gton.
CHARLES A. SUMNER,
V. P. MOVES, Banker.
L. @ DODGE, Cashier, Burlin gton,
c. Z. WARD, Burlington Savings Bank. BuIlins-
ton.
SPENCER, VILLA 4 co. . Boston.
FA6G BROS & BATES
HEAD & pertains,
RICHARDSON. Hill 4 co,
Z. Rollins MORSE & Co.
ATWOOD Co,
HUBBARD BROS. 4 Co.
BECK BROS,
STONE D0WNER
r. A. HAWLEY & CO.,
J. ID. SrURTEVANT,
GEO. W. WARREN & CO.,
OF whom pamphlets and information may Re
obtained.
March 4-sa. wed If &wlm
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THE UNDERSIGNED hereby Gives notice of his
II appointment ss Assignee of Sexton and Kid
der who have been sdjudged Bankrupis upon
men Il own petition by the District Court for the
District # Vermont.
HANSON Z. LEWIS.
st. Adams May, q, Is7i-igW3w
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the District Court Of the United States for the
n District or Fermont.-In the matter # ID. N.
casey, bankrupt.-ln Bankruptcy.-The under
signed ass snee Of aid Bankrupt hereby gives notice
that Il has been ordered by the District Court Of
saic District, that the second AMI third general
meetings OF the Creditors OF said bankrupt be be ID
at the CITY burlington. in said Ds.ricton the 9th
day OF June ~ ID. 1871, At % o'clock A. NJ. at the
othee Of L. L. Lawrence Esq, one Of the Registers
n Bankruptcy. IN said District, for the purposes
named in the 9th and 18th Sections Of The Bank-
rupt Act.
Dated at Shoreham, in said District this Is.h day
Of Mayls7l.
THURMAN BROOKINs, Assignee.
fSw3w
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Il States, for the District Of VermOnt.-Ths under
signed hereby gives notice Of his appointment A
Assignee Of A. L. & L. K. Fairbanks who have been
adiuiged Bankrupts upon the petition Of their
creditors, By the District Court q aid District.
HANSON Z. LEWIS.
st. Adams May Il. ls7l-i7w3w
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DANIEL ". GLASSES EsTArf.

STATE OF N-RAOAT 10 an persons con
rIsTRicror cHIES1ss SIS. Dlnei " CbS.e ~, !sts Z,
ocColchestsr 20 sad D.stri- de. a-ed
sEEt Two.
TIA Probate Court holden al 6u-ifagtor- within
and fer the stT 60 q Ohttenden. or me 10Th day
o. May. A. D.. 1875. an Instrument, purporurg o.
he the last Nlll cnd Ie-taueut % PANEL " Chase,
lat o.; Colchester ia sad District licensed Wa
presented % tine Court aforesaid. fr frsaats. and
90 Is ordered - said Court lft The gih CAV 0f Jure
A b., l-.l, 50 the Probate Court Rooms 10 faid
Burlington. be assi-ced for proving sid ms N
lent, ami that rolce Thereof re given - al per-
sons concerned, is publishing tls Or er three weeks
successive4y in .fe Eurii1-t.1 Fr-a Press q news
time appointed.
THEREFORE,. You arc hereby rstfsd % appear
before sad Court. no the time sur pace af0ressil.
ana contest the probate o. sld VII, {. you have
cause.
Given under my hand az Buri.7-tn IT, saiL Dis
tr.ct, this l6th day 4 May r. ID 1871.
T. z. WALES, Ju--e-
4Tw3w
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SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS The best var city in
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B. -. NICHOLS e 90.
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On and after this date the steamers OF the
Champiain transportation Company will make
their northern terminus at R5use's Point ins'esi
Of PIattsburgh. It will be noticed by our ad-
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fs- the south hereafter st a.i5 P. M, and for the
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Agents! Read This {!

a FEW more good AGENTS can MAKE MONEY
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of vermont and New Hamshlre. Can he sod 20
every family. Write 10 Z. G. BBfDGMAN, Maps
and Charts . Barclay Street new York.
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await tan que Ia chambre eu etait toute pleine
oh les beaW joujoux secria Gillette battant des
MAINS - aHs." a~~ ..s
--Quaud tn en- uudras sutres, dit Phomme au man.
teau rouge tn n'auhs qua allumer cette chandelle.
Et II disparut - g.. b.. .-
Gette Sc init aiouer poupees, ct dependant 10
cire brdait ct Sc cossumat N - - s...
Tout coup, Ia here rensra. s.a
Ellie jeta un cri ourut a Ia iumiere, ct psteiguit.
-Malheureuse eafant. qui ia couseille daumer cete
chandelier I..s. ,'.a.. 81 sa ~. $3.50. @
ss --Personus . "a- sasa7.s .a..a ... - E
1t Gillette racona tout 1 81 mere
-Celu que to apelles bon ami lui dit Francoise,
est etre qui to veut le plus de NAL II ne cherche qua
femmener en- enfer ain que tu brdles eternelement
avec ui eE -.
Ellie pr t1as les iouets ct les jeta au feu mage les
pleurs de Gillette Ensae ellie cacha bien 10 cbandee
que lsDft eat beau cheroher ellie ne put amais Ia de.
couvrir s "a. .e.. ....sa ..a
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garde la tate du movement Pour
que Prim regne de fait sur 10 race
latine, en- soit le Bismark, faute de
mieux, il faut laisser achever Ia
France qni. vaincue. pale ct exsan.
que, passera la queue de la CO.
lonne. Pendant ce temps, Paris
ayant autonr du con PAllemagne
en- armes, Prim, an moyen dune
farce electorate, pose la couronnc
d'Espagne sur la t6te dun jeune
prince italien; grace Il celui,ci, lie
comte de Rens tiendra les r6nes dams
sa patrie ct dams les domaines du
roi galant.homme, il recoltera la
moisson de Cavour, proftera de
Occupation de Rome, couronnera
son Guvre par l'annexion du Portu-
gal ct la fondation de runite ibe.
rienne. Puis, il compte sur les eve
ments avcc lesquels il jouera ct
rnsera. Telle u di etre, ou a pen
pres, Pintime pensee de l'ambitieux
don't le cadavre est une lecon non.
settlement pour le due d'Auste, mais
encore pour tons les personnages d.
rcctement on indirectement coup a.
bles ct responsa5les des scenes de
barbarie auxquelles nous assis.
tons. An moment on ces hommes
orgueillenx croient TOUGHER lie
bnt auquel lis ont tout sacri6e,
tout immole, le sol manque
sous lsurs pieds. ct ils disparaissent
ians reternel abime. D'autres que
Prim sont des opprobres de rhuma.
mite, fiers ct insolents CONNIE Fetait
lie comte de Rens ct saisi-sant Ia.
venir dune main avide. Savent.ils
81 la justice divine on humane qui,
lorsquelle est lasse d'attendre, ne
clloisit gnere son instrument, les
epargnera, ct s'ils anront une fin
moths tragique que le premier mi
nistre d'Espagne ? = G#r.#"
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LES MILE EFT UNE
CONNAISSANCES TITLES.

Certains NETS on etc pour do grands
personuages robjet dune predilection
particuliere.
,e-Aiusi Heliosabale faisait ses deliccs
des cereelles d'autruches ct des talons
de chameaux pempereur Tactic, dcs
Gnfs; Alexandra Severe, .du liSSrs /;
Auguste. des retits poissons Apicius,
des homards; There, des couconbres
Claude, des champignons.
Frederic lie Pacifque, Maximilicn II,
sou fls, ct Henri Nv. siuaient passion
nement 10 melon; Paul Ter. empereur
de Russie, les pats de foio de cauards
le Tasse, les massepaius Crtbillon, les
huitres Nioolo ct Rossini. le macaro.
nj Fontenelle, les asperges.
lie marechal d'Hocquincourt. dissent
les memories du temps, await IN golt
tout special pour les queues de mou-
TONS. ~ ~ q.
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sos poussde uremo do amais allumer Ia chandele
| maudite.
Gillette pleura bien fort, ct ura dobeir. Sa mere ui
remit petite Gle, expira Son once Hendecourt vut
demeurer avec ellie, ct gouverna Ia ferme.
Quand So douleur fut peu calmee ellie songea 10
chandee des Rois Bientot souvenir obseda Non pas
qu'ele voul1t ralumer ellie etait settlement curcusc
de Ia revoir.
Ellie rappeait dams tous ses details Ia scene qu await
eu lieu dix ans auparavsnt: rappariton de homme 10
plume rouge, ct Ia chambrc pleine de oujoux.
Un sor, tremblant Ia feuie, ellie prt 10 bote
en- tira petu louvrit ct 10 referma sur.le. champ.
Ellie await voir le Diable en- persoune.
lie lendeman, clle recommenca, ct senhard ellie osa
regarder vieiIe cire auue qui lu parut ben
Tongue. Un tiers settlement en- eta use. .~.@~
partir de moment toutes les os qu ellie etait seue
ellie trait Ia chaudelle de retui
En6n, ny pouvant resster plus loDgtemp ellie alluma
Bslzebuth parut
Que vouez-vous ma belle enfant lui ditil.
-Ren Va.t-en
Ellie soufaa ID chandellc, etle Diable disparut.
La pauvre mere pleura dams le ciel.
La ducasse de Lecuse arriva Gillette son deu etant
n ALA bal Ellie eait sans con.redit, Ia plus olie de
oues les danseuses mas Ia file du mayeur await une
toilette fort richie, ct il ut bru dams tout 10 village que
lea belle robe de IA demoisolle du mayeur.
Gillette sp l4t jaiouse.
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Gillette n'av9t pes uanqut dc denandcr 90 quelle con
matt sbaqse 5os loi await sts r6poudu que celia
ccgsrdait pss les ssfauts. = 5i#
BscsFiesiH s'sn ttait qse biea Dlss evsillee
Un jour qaos h lasa ssue b asou ellie trouva une
petite Ellie eournt Dc suite dressoir ouvrit ID
,qite VIZ <ui d4rabe ct dans leui CROSSE chan
Ades 14A IT'S IaWe1 ~
Cstss chaLdee devait etse u depuis opgsmps car Ia
ire 80 Skittouls jaane. ~ - M.
Gillette kluuid. SIR srasss
Soodain pat~ - peronosse vetu dun m.oteau ecsr.
ate.- syec une pnes cosleut de feu sen chapeau
:-Mauan masho: crs ren{aDt epouvaatec.
-Nss Pas peas, PSub Ton ami. lui dit retranger en-
dosssnnt . voix que too bon ai te donne.
reux5a des joqouxl = Ns : - t'1I-7 :, 80
r--Ou;, dss josoux ! e. GAstts .. peu rassuree. .
Asssitot Dsooos tire = dssus .mauteau des pou.
,rceauxs s-3'sFNa - M"~